bundy to stay on. but he then, but they came apart. bundy pushed very hard for expanding our involvement in vietnam which most of us feel was probably his most agrege juice mistake -- egregious mistake as policy. he later regretted and a sort of mea culpa. but he wanted the president to speak out, be articulate and defend the policy. johnson wanted to conceal what he was doing as long as possible so he could get his domestic program through. and he felt if i speak out, they're going to take away my great society, they're going to take away my program as soon as they have this excuse that we're in a war, so i want to keep it secret, the fact that i made these big decisions i want to keep secret. bundy thought that was very bad. and they came to a head when bundy was invited to debate hans morgan thaw, a prominent realist critic, and bundy accepted without johnson, asking johnson first. and then johnson managed to decide that bundy just had to go to the dominican republic at precisely that time to be an

. >> today's workout featured dylan bundy.itters say they were impressed with a 19-year-old right-hander, who dazzled with an array of pitches. bundy was e therthis year. he'll be in the minor leagues this season. more from the o's spring training coming up. plus, tes take on the tarheels. we'll hear from coach mark turgeon in sports at 6:00. back to you for now, mary. >> a dramatic rescue mission saves a trapped horse. the animal started sinking into mud. the mud acted so much like quicksand, pulling the horse deeper and deeper into the pit. well, rescuers managed to pull the horse to safety, with ropes and slings. it took many, many hours, though. the horse only suffered minor bruising. the owner stayed with him for all that time, right by his side. >> look at that. >>> still ahead on eyewitness . taken m mike hellgren in north baltimore. a dad is in jail for murdering his 5-year-old. i'll have new details in the investigation. and what happened to the dad in court? ,,,,,, it's time to get going. to have the energy to turn a

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. >> ted bundy, jack the ripper, serial killers that send chills through our spine and confound our mind >> the brain evolved and it's not all optimized for quote, unquote, good things. >> researchers argue there could be a method to the madness. the professor suggests that serial killers follow a strict and predictable pattern of attack. driven by neurons firing in the brine. in a similar way the brain. >> the brain operates in a way similar to what it does in enlem tick seizure. absent lows. the tallet amount and when it goes beyond a particular threshold, then the urge becomes, i need to do something. >> roy is not a psychologist or a specialist in neurology, but a math memetician. >> if you commit one murder, then the chances of committing the next murder very high. but then the devil staircase comes from there. there could be a big gap and suddenly the person is murdered again. >> directly after the murder and the murder probably is long. ann degree who murdered 53 people. jack the ripper, we are broke "up." >> be on the lookout. for chances of another one happening in a short amoun

say ted bundy, who was out when you were out. >> i don't feel like i have anything in common with the dude. just completely different type of person, you know? a lot of these other serial killers, they were just into one thing, strangling women and stuff like that. see, they've been trying to associate me with the scum bags like ted bundy who were killing innocent women, you know, and take everything political away from my case over and over again you've been hearing serial killer this, serial killer that, to try to incite hatred against people like me. i was motivated by love of the white race. >> joseph is a serial killer. and he's different from other serial killers just like they're different from him. there's no one profile of a serial killer. so you have cases where you a sniper. >> and why i was not a sniper. >> in 1977, joseph paul franklin, aged 27, is a verse tall criminal. a successful shoplifter and bank robber, who is ready for murder. he claims to have found his very first victims somewhat spontaneously, in madison, wisconsin. >> he was in the parking lot of a shopping c

i can't remember, you know, the day finally when it was over and bundy saying to me that if it had just gone on maybe two more days, everybody really would have cracked. all of us were awake night and day. tax shepard in the situation. then i wrote a letter to mcnamara afterwards which i showed to jack. everyone worked to the peak of human endurance. ♪ >> how did the president feel about restoration? >> the restoration? >> of the white house. >> oh. well, he was interested in it. he would always get so interested in anything that -- i cared about him, but he was nervous about it. he wanted to be sure it was done the right way, so he sent clark clifford to see me. and clark clifford was really nervous because he tried to persuade me not to do it which jack never. >> why? >> he said, you just can't touch the white house. he said, it's so strange. everyone in america feels so strangely about it. that's the truman balcony, and if you try to make any changes, it will be just like that. and i said, it won't be like the truman balcony and i told him about harry dupont and all the people we hop

. >> reporter: major graham bundy, a medivac commander in afghanistan s not so sure. >> i think when you start talking about armies and medevac helicopters taking the crosses off, it's the detracting from what we're here to do. i think we're singularly focused right now and by arming it, i think, your mother -- you're muddying the waters a little bit. >> reporter: the goal is to get the most critically injured groups -- troops to a medical facility within 60 minutes. they said if the medy vacs didn't have to wait, it could have gotten the job done faster and the soldiers' mother wants answers. >> and it's devastated us all. that this young man who happens to be my son, was alive and conscious. everyone was -- and [ indiscernible ] >> reporter: a two-day journey for some battle-tested warriors. more than 170 marines back home after the deployment to afghanistan after they arrived from the base. they came to visit 16 of their colleagues in combat or are being treated to walter reed in bethesda. the number of wounded marines are presented with purple hearts. >>> and let's get this rain

and i can't remember the day finally when it was over, he said to me, and bundy said to me, that if it had just gone on maybe go more days, everyone really would have cracked. all of us were awake nice and day. taz shepard in the situation room or something. pirm i had something to and ask once -- it's just, i wrote a letter to mcnamara which i showed to jack and everyone had worked to the peak of human endurance. >> how did the president feel about the restoration? >> the restoration? >> of the white house. >> well, he thought, you know, he was interested in it. he always got so interested in anything that, you know, i cared about him, but it was nervous about it. i mean, he wanted to be sure it was done the right way, so he sent clark clifford to see me and clark clifford was nervous, he persuaded me to not do it. and he said you just can't touch the white house. he said it's so strange everyone, america feels so strangely about it and look at the truman balcony, it will just be like that. and i said it won't be like that. so as it went along bit by bit and how you set up the committ

pavel pogrebnyak the twenty eight year old has been signed by english premier league side fullam from bundy's league outfit stuttgart he'd only scored fifteen times in sixty eight appearances for them but hopes he can refine form to increase his chances of playing for his country at the european championships this summer. after saying he would quit as manager of rubin there has been persuaded to stay in charge of the russian premier league side the fifty nine year old admitted he wanted to resign after disputes with the management over budget and transfer policies but now says he settled his differences following a meeting with the club's president and the president of tire to stand the day of has managed because and side for the last eleven years winning two premier league titles. now in england there were no major transfers among the big clubs and what was a busy night of premier league action league leaders manchester united states against everton losing one nil and manchester united to join them at the top of the table after their senior win over spoke at old trafford tottenham meanwhile

have knack the twenty eight year old has been signed by english premier league side for him from bundy's league outfit stuttgart he'd only scored fifteen times in sixty eight appearances for them but hopes this move will rejuvenate his form and increase his chances of playing for his country at the european championships this summer. meanwhile after saying he would quit as manager of ruby the day of has been persuaded to stay in charge of the russian premier league side for the for the time being at least the fifty nine year old allegedly wanted to quit after disputes with the management over budget and transfer policies however the club's board of trustees turned down his offer of resignation but they have says he will now remain in charge until a meeting between the club's president and the president of start is stand which will decide the long term spending plans for the club but there has managed the side for eleven years winning two russian prime elite titles. in england there were there wasn't much transfer activity among the big clubs on what was a busy night of premier league act

have knack the twenty eight year old has been signed by english premier league side for him from bundy's league outfit stuttgart he'd only scored fifteen times in sixty eight appearances for them but hopes this move will rejuvenate his form and increase his chances of playing for his country at the european championships this summer. meanwhile after saying he would quit as manager of rubin kabamba day of has been persuaded to stay in charge of the russian premier league side for the for the time being at least the fifty nine year old allegedly wanted to quit after disputes with the management over budget and transfer policies however the club's board of trustees turned down his offer of resignation but they have says he will now remain in charge until.

i mean, you mentioned jack -- mac bundy. >> there was this one where he took a cruise ship at night.then this crazy one came through and jack would be really upset about that and then deciding they would just answer

be about scooby doo on marijuana legalization or winning cooper on a platform of abstinence or al bundy on a platform of birth control because got any ideas are you a picture. i've been a bit of ninety's t.v. producer because if we could get larry david in the white house i think we. would certainly get a lot of straight talk from the what you know is a little. bit of caruso he's probably looking for a job after my p.t. boo that was a terrible decision right so david caruso let's have a record of the hell of a good actor he is very very good essence or yeah mike my suggestion would be george kinds. of quadrupling that's good that maybe you could live up. to dan locking. thank you very much sort of thing i would do. crazy alert move over twitter it's pigeon time while the brutal crackdown in syria continues the citizen activists of holmes the main site of the crackdown have found a new way to communicate with each other carrier pigeons since the crackdown has taken out most modern forms of communications in and to the city the residents of to.

harry cropp has interviewed more than 2,000 murderers, including notorious serial killers such as ted bundyell at the time of his trial. >> i would say at least some of it is true. i think the idea of participating in various sacrifices and various rituals, particularly ritualistic sexual behavior, i certainly feel this a lot of that was true. i know he's recently talked about actual human sacrifices where there were bodies and so forth, and again, i don't believe that rod is purposely being deceptive about that. to this day, i'm not totally sure what was reality and what was fantasy on his part but i never felt that he was intentionally trying to be deceptive or lying about some of his past experiences. >> msnbc asked kentucky state police, murray city police and the local county sheriff's office whether ferrell's allegations of human sacrifice made during the course of his confession in 1996 were ever investigated. they were not. >> when we went to murray, kentucky, it was a pretty interesting place. it is a transient area, where people pass through. there are a lot of woods. there are a

and the promising star of one of the orioles' top prospects, dylan bundy. all of these stories and more, read tomorrow's baltimore sun and more. look for the updated forecast from wjz's first warning weather team. >>> when the boys of summer arrive at camden yards, there will be a new voice welcoming fans at the ball park. jessica kartalija introduces us to the new voice of the orioles. >> reporter: from a show that often spoofs the players to becoming the voice of the team. >> and now, for your baltimore orioles, managed by buck showalter, batting first. second baseman. number 1, brian roberts. >> reporter: 26-year-old brian wagoner lands his dream job. >> it left me speechless, which i think is a bit ironic for this position. >> welcome to oriole park at camden yards. >> reporter: a part-time job with a major league commitment. wagner will voice all 81 home games at camden yards. >> we hope you have a wonderful time this afternoon. >> 670 applicants submitted a demo reel. the orioles narrowed it down to 25, then to 8, and finally, to just 1. >> thank you.

>>(narrator) even ted bundy was offered life imprisonment.his was never offered to aileen wuornos. by the time i met aileen, she already had four death sentences, but surprising, in an odd way, i found her to be the most honest person involved in the case. all the others, her lawyer, her born-again christian mother, the police, has all been involved in trying to sell her story for as much money as possible. >>(security door opening) >>hi, how do you do? >>(narrator) this is aileen when for my original film, the selling of a serial killer. >>i say it's this: the principle is self defense. they say, it's the number. i say it's the principle. the heck with-it has nothing to do with the number killed. it's the principle. but, they're saying "if there's a number", no. self defense is self defense no matter how many times. i don't care if it's a hundred times. i was very-i never provoked those guys. i never provoked 'em. i never showed any provocations whatsoever. i was very nice, very decent very clean, very lady-like. i didn't even swear in front

ted bundy, mr. aren'ter chambers with his good looks and thinks he can get away with everything.nesses hear that crash and think it' a computer falling. the evidence is she died from blunt force trauma and not because she drank too much was how to temper, then affixated herself in the pillow with her own blood. megyn: bruise and abrasions all over her body. >> there is no justification and it's not self-defense. sorry. megyn: a live look at president obama speaking at boeing assembly plant in wash awe state. he's look at attempt to boost u.s. exports. he says it's crucial to doubling exports by 2014. congress extended the funding through may of this year. but the white house warns the bank will reach its lending limit by the middle of this month. john glenn carried the hopes and dreams an entire nation in space. @=h >> the capsule is turning around. the view is tremendous. >> roger. capsule turning around and i can see the booster turning around just a couple hundred yards behind me. it was beautiful. roger go for at least 7 orbits. megyn: beautiful indeed. john glenn had the ri

includes their first-round draft pick, dillon bundy.ll start the year in the minors. matt checking out some of his new mates. the orioles will rely on both of them this year heavily because pitching is without question a necessity. the real workouts then begin in earnest later today. that's a look at sports. i'm pete gilbert. have a great day. >> football season is over. this summer you can spend quality time with some of your favorite ravens players on a seven had -- on a seven-day cruise. >> and guess who is telling us about it? jennifer franciotti. >> i think she has her purple bikini packed. and she has details on this exclusive cruise. >> you don't have to play like a ravens to cruise like a ravens. triple-a offering fans seven-day cruise on -- a seven-day cruise. on this cruise billy cundiff and jonathan ogden and cadre ishmail. he went on last year's cruise and said it is fun for fans and for the players who get access through q & a and autograph sessions. >> if you are on a cruise, it is a ton of fun and you get an opportunity t

i mean that, you were, but then again, so was ted bundy. it does not mean that much.ghting against. this is the hard left. i thought when i graduated in 1991 that ponytail that i left in my humanities class was just going to retire in the shady acres of academia. i had no idea that these people were absolutely serious about the malarkey they were teaching. unfortunately in 2004, the radical left did they could inome -- did a coup d'etat the democratic party. that was the end, and after the 2010 elections, the dlc went under. what do we get now in barack obama? i have video is. this election we're going to vet him. we are going to vet him from his college days to showed you -- to show you why racial division and class warfare are central to what hope and change was sold in 2008. the videos are going to come out. the narrative is going to come out, that barack obama met a bunch of silver ponytails in the 1980's, white bill and -- like bill and bernadine, who said one day we would have the presidency, and they applauded and they oversaw hundreds of millions of dollars in