david woods in california.dabbs had concluded, like so many others, that the men had gotten away with murder, but then investigators called her in to tell her the news. >> i was a basket case. after all those years, for it to surface. >> was there a day that went by where you didn't think about the murder of teresa french? >> never. i never had in moments, not even a moment's peace. >> prosecutors say mary was a crucial and compelling witness for the state, even though she was terrified to face her ex-husband in court. >> the hardest thing i had to do. >> based on mary's testimony, as was that of o.j. and others, both men were convicted of murder and conspiracy to commit murder. tony french in late 2008 was sentenced to 80 years in prison. david woods in 2009 received a sentence of 100 years. both filed appeals. woods is pending, french lost his but has a new attorney who is trying to find another way to get him a new trial. tony's current lawyer, jeff lockwood, thinks the police unfairly focused on him all alo

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. >> machinist david wood was near but made it out before the collapse.back into the wreckage. he doesn't realize he's capturing the chaotic scene on his iphone. >> i took my phone out initially to film their equipment on the stage moving back and forth. i still had it in my hand when i was climbing back in. >> oh, my god! oh, my god! >> after climbing through the metal bars, he sees magjars and her daughter maggie. >> stay still! stay still! are you guys okay? can you crawl out? >> prayter, who's a registered nurse, comes in to help. as stunned bystanders help prop up the rigging. >> i looked at her arm and it was badly injured. i was afraid that she had possibly severed an artery. and i knew she had lost a lot of blood. at that point i was calling out for a tourniquet. >> whether he hears prayter or not, he repeats the call. >> we need a tourniquet! wood doesn't waste a second. he takes his shirt off and drops it in her lap. >> i created a tourniquet and pulled as tight as i could. >> wood calls for more help. >> we need a medic really bad for this litt

it began by david woods. it was a way to get the trainers and to get their alibis and why they are not going to win. we give out awards for coverage. >> that should be fun. we're in the 70's today and tomorrow with lots of sunshine. we have a slight chance for showers on saturday. nothing major. more rain chances early in the week. we should have an alibi dinner for the forecast. >> that is a great idea. i have one you can use -- "it is tony's fault." [laughter] >> 64 degrees on tv hill. this man has gone to great lanes to make sure he never loses his ipod or anything metal. guys, i'm home! sara lee one hundred percent whole wheat bread. with thirteen grams of whole grain in every slice, and delicious taste in every last bite. sara lee. so good, it's gone. >> you might call this penguin in denmark a rare bird. he is the oldest penguin. he is blowing out 33 candles on his cake. [laughter] he shows no sign of aging and often nests with his partner. >> in new jersey man has come up with a way to be sure he does

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david, come on in. >> reporter: see how we do made in america. this builder from lake oswega, oregon, pointing out everything to the wood on his living room doors. the new owner, besides herself. >> hey, david. it's gary and joe showing you our all-american house. >> reporter: from the brickwork at the front door. to the fireplace. to the cabinetry. made in america. just this weekend from chesapeake, virginia -- >> hopefully this home will bring more jobs back to the united states. >> and from virginia to, spokane, washington, our abc team there, they know the criminal. the nails are from the east coast, the flooring from idaho, even the bath fixtures are made in the u.s.a. and who could forget those american nails? they cost a little more than their chinese counterparts, but the builder says they don't jam the nail gun as much. >> reporter: maze nails tonight says their sales are up 12% in six months, and they're hiring again. >> thank you for choosing maze nails. >> what does that translate into? i just got off the phone with them. they say ten million more nails sold in the last six months than they saw last time because of viewers who saw tha

david, who grew up in the woods, fit in perfectly.felt sorry for any taliban that he was bound into to run into in afghanistan. the taliban got lucky this time. even if that's the case, mr. president, the tragedy of specialist taylor's death is certainly not lucky for anyone else. most of all, not for the family he has left behind or his friends and fellow soldiers. i know it is a small solace in place of what they have lost, but i want them to know that this united states senate holds specialist david w. taylor in the highest regard for his service on behalf of our country. and we are honored just a few days before memorial day to recognize his enormous sacrifice on behalf of this nation. mr. president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from new jersey is recognized. mr. menendez: i rise today in strong support of the underlying bill that we are debating, the food and drug administration safety and administration act. this legislation, which would be the model of bipartisanship and effective legislating on the par

they did, it is stupid and they ought to be taken to the wood shed. >> david you agree. >> yes, exceptrealize this is what went on in the previous white house they just deleted all the e-mails got rid of the evidence and romney, i mean romney really took all the hard drives we have no record of what was said. >> is this tit for tat because of what happened. >> it is all inside the belt way this will be a close election. all elections for the president will be close. i actually think romney could win the popular vote and still loose the election. i think that is likely. >> you think that is possible. >> certainly, the other possibility romney could win big. you know, as they keep stepping on themselves as the white house keeps stepping on themselves and missteps you start seeing more and more independent voters leaving and supporting romney. >> all right. >> if you get the momentum going in one way especially the september and october, romney could win big. >> we have a lot of time to talk about this thank you both for coming in david see you some time soon, jim see you next week. >>> a

david muir. >> reporter: the picture from above of that enormous home in the woods where inside, mary richardson the end, was lonelier and more troubled than many on the outside ever knew. in 1994, mary kennedy married the son of the late robert f. kennedy. two years ago, the marriage fell apart. overnight, rfk jr. was seen arriving at the moment, where the couple had four children. the family releasing a statement. "mary was a genius at friendship, a tremendously gifted aborchitect and pioneer." his sister was matchmaker. when the marriage fell apart, for mary kennedy, it was crushing. just days after, an arrest on suspicion was was driving drunk. a separate arrest for prescription drugs. >> do you want to say anybody to the public about what happened? >> no, that's okay. thank you. >> reporter: a quiet answer from a wife whose silent struggles were spiraling. in the end, her body found hanging in a barn, outside. >> the fact she would choose to end her life in one of the out buildings is kind of a metaphor for someone who may be was not fully comfortable with the life of a kennedy that she had

david is still holding on to the leader jersey. >> kerry wood remember he burst on the scene in '98 went out in style. battled through injuries and was on the disabled list. came in and faced one batter struck out then retired on the spot. this kid is out there to hug him. his teammates. terry wood saying goodbye in style. great scene in chicago. that is a wrap on morning sports. mike shumann will be here at 5:00 6:00 and 11:00. a wrap-up on the preakness stakes. i'm larry beil. >> here is something you might have not thought of how facebook new status could affect weddings and did i worse. and going old school. a local start-up that is turning into a board game that into a learning experience. >> terry: new this morning president obama is urging congressional republicans to finish implementing wall street reform. he says the staggering trading loss by j.p. morgan chase illustrates why the overhaul is needed. >> unless you run a financial institution whose business model that is cheating consumers you have nothing to fear from wall street reform. >> terry: president says for the past two

. >> when i was a marine at camp david, under the rage know -- reagan and bush administrations. but it's surrounded by woodss serene, quiet. the president can take a stroll, knowing the marines and air force and everyone up there is guarding him and he can relax. >> we live up here in camp david on the mountain. when the president is up there, we'll see helicopters flying everywhere. >> reporter: along with the excitement, there's also some frustration here. >> put our kids' life at risk. plus, i have my pit bull with me. he's fine. he'll protect me. >> reporter: but there are signs of a warm welcome. it's hard to find a place not decked out in red, white and blue. it's the american way. >> people in town are pretty much amused, for the most part. because we live it. camp david is just over the hill from us. so we see the president coming and going. we see dignitaries coming and going. it's really not anything we don't see on a daily basis. >> reporter: and at times, it seemed like there were more police than protestors. the local government still hasn't been reimbursed from the federal government for all o

david. each officials say has his or her own cabin with opportunity for walks in the woods, informal discussionse gathering was created for 37 years ago. >> shannon: it's a beautiful setting. goleta, near camp david. thank you, wendell. nato officials meet in chicago sunday. protesters are in the windy city. thousands came out for a prelude of what promises to be a larger march sunday. nurses shoed up in force advocating robin hood tax on the financial transaction. to offset cut in social security, education and healthcare. two nato service members were killed today when rockets crashed in a u.s. base in northeastern afghanistan. four other troops were injured in the attack in kunar province. separate rocket strike hit a home killing three people. activists in syria say the troops fired tear gas and live ammunition to break up a huge rally today. meanwhile, amateur video purports to show government shelling in a town. the head of the observer team says end of the violence cannot happen without genuine talks between the two sides. the u.s. will not be saying we're sorry to pakistan for airstrikes

. >> when i was a marine at camp david, under the reagan and bush administrations. it's surrounded by woods. a lot of deer and wild life. >> it's serene -- serene. quiet. you can take a stroll, the president can, knowing that the marines, air force and everyone up there in secret service are guarding him and he with k relax. >> we live down here. and we'll see the president's motorcade and the helicopters flying and everything. >> reporter: there's always some frustration here. >> putting our kids' life at risk. plus, i have my pit bull with me. he's fine. he'll protect me. >> reporter: but there are signs of a warm welcome. auto hard not to find a place decked out in red, white and blue. it's the american way. >> reporter: people in town are pretty much amused for the most part. because we live it. camp david is just over the hill from us. we see camp david coming and going. auto really in the anything that we don't see on a daily basis. >> reporter: and there's certainly a lot of drama going on behind the scenes with the tension between the united states and russia, with the new french pr

here in camp david in maryland's mountains, they wanted to get away from the media glare, away from the motorcades going into the city. they wanted an informal gathering to walk into the woods. that's what happened. a lot of impromptu get togethers at camp david. what's on the table? greece and the emerging euro zone crisis. we have heard how europe faced crisis after crisis. >> mike, the president just stepped up to the podium. i'm going to interrupt you. >> a pleasure to host the world leaders here at camp david. i think the surroundings gave us the chance to hold meetings and make progress. for the past three years, our nations have worked together and with others, first to rescue a global economy from free fall and wrestle it back to a path of discovery and growth. progress has been tested at times by shocks like the disaster in japan, for example. today, it's threatened by the serious situation in the euro zone. as all the leaders here today agreed, growth and jobs must be our top priority. a stable, growing european economy is in everybody's best interest, including americas. europe is the largest economic partner. if a company is forced to cut back, it's mess manufac

wood stains. cabot...that's pro. . >> the flame now in england. that's david beckham. he had the honor of lying the torch.then lit a large called ron. the torch will be carried around the aisles before the flame is lit on july 27 president. showing the beginning of the games. >> mark is here with a . >>> they are here saturday and sunday starting at seven with overnight news and live coverage of the beta breakers. so, ah, your seat good? got the mirrors all adjusted? you can see everything ok? just stay off the freeways, all right? i don't want you going out on those yet. mmm-hmm. and just leave your phone in your purse. i don't want you texting, all right? daddy...ok! ok, here you go. be careful. thanks dad. call me -- but not while you're driving.

tnt analyst david aldridge joins us to discuss the nba playoffs. >>> plus, dan hellie goes one on one with tiger woodsthe ate nation at&t national is coming back to congressional. >>> price harper is showing why he belongs in the big leagues. >> that's on "sports final." we'll be watching you in just a few minutes. >>> ahead on news 4 -- it's his first time back in the big screen in four years. we'll see how will smith's latest movie did at >>> this is a very confusing time in my life. "the avengers" finally got knocked out of the top spot at the box office by "men in black iii." the movie marking will smith's return to the big screen after a four-year hiatus raked in $55 million. "the avengers" finished with $37 million in sales. in the number two spot. it has now made more than $500 million. only three other movies have ever reached that milestone. >>> we have just 60 days to go until the opening ceremonies for the 2012 summer olympics in london. but that is not the only thing that has britain buzzing. the queen is celebrating her diamond jubilee marking 60 years as queen of england. there will be f

hiker missing in washington state in good condition. 55-year-old david schneider was hoisted out by rescuers after spending four days in the woods. he got lost looking for his glasses during his hike. a rescue chopper with a heat sensor was finally able to locate him. he is being treated for dehydration and slight hypothermia. >> more good news for drivers, gas prices dropped again overnight. the average price of a gallon of regular, now 3.91, 3.68 maryland, 3.58 virginia. prices dropped around 8 to 9¢ in our area, per gallon in the last week. >>> plenty of drivers are still looking for ways to save at the pump. does it make any difference whether you buy brand name gas or discount? >> reporter: chris says he usually tanks up at the shell or chevron, not costco around the corner. why spend 20¢ more per gallon than necessary >> i tried triple k gas and it seems to burn just as efficiently. >> reporter: joe was filling tanks at a nearby costco as part of his route where he hits many stations. >> go to shell, sorrow, chevron, got customers any where from even eleven to costco, -- 7 eleven to costco to conoco-phillips. >> reporter:

jeffrey wood was also a 2010 participate in the national security language initiative for youth program. and major gregory mitchell, a 1995 fellow over the david l. baron fellowship program. as you know, it is a custom of this committee to swear in all witnesses. so i ask you to please stand and raise your right hand. do you swear that the testimony you're about to give is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help you god? thank you. let it be noted that the record -- in the record that the witnesses answered in the affirmative. before we start, i want you to know that your full statement will be made part of the record. and i'd like to remind you to please limit your remarks to three minutes. so shawna, will you please proceed with your statement? [ speaking foreign language ] i just said in chinese, hello, everyone. my name is shawna. i'm 11 years old. i'm in fifth grade at providence elementary school. i like chinese class very much because chinese class is fun. i have been taking chinese since the first grade which was the first year it was taught at my school. my teacher has been my teacher all five years. there's a se

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david zabriskie holding on and ahead by 34 seconds. holding on to the leader's yellow jersey. finally, kerry wood remember he burst on the baseball scene in '98 and throwing smoke for the cubs? went out in style. battled through all sorts of injuries in recent years he was on the disabled list. came in and faced one batter last night. struck out a player of the white sox and retired on the spot. his kid is out there to hug him, his teammates came out. kerry wood saying good-bye in style. a great scene in chicago. that's a rap on morning sports. mike shumann will be here at 5:00 p.m., 6:00 and 11:00. a wrap up on the preakness stakes. have a great weekend, everybody. i'm larry beil. >> terry: coming up, here's something you probably haven't thought of, how facebook's new status could affect weddings and divorces in the silicon valley. two industries who may boom from yesterday's initial public stock offering. and silicon valley goes old school. we will report on a local start up that turns a board game into a learning experience that won't leave you bored.h@ >> terry: new this morning, president o

david will provide a shield from the media and protesters, including occupied baltimore. >> we ran the top eight governments of the world out of chicago. >> it's going to be out in the woods. we are going to get in their faces. >> to get its message out, one antihunger group began painting to its on route 77. >> these are the people who are really important to hear this message and to act. we are really happy about this. what we want to say to them is, make history. this is the chance to go bold on this. >> summit of world leaders have sparked violence from anarchist in the past are you the public will not be allowed anywhere near camp david. >> when you meet in a place i can't get it that secluded like this, you can keep it secret and you can keep it secure. really keep it serious until you finally work out some kind of an agreement. >> security is expected to cost millions, and local officials want the federal government to pay for it. mike hellgren, wjz eyewitness news. >> stay with us for complete coverage of the world leaders as they come to maryland for the summit. mary bubala will be live near camp david. reports from the white house. >>> a man in michigan gives a

david friday. robert raynor. matthew lewis ward. jordan. richard. jeffrey tennis -- kenneth wood. kimberly. andrew. daniel. [applause] congratulations to all of you. [applause] please be seated. we are also pleased to have in the class 14 international students representing the nation's of el salvador, honduras, madagascar, peru, poland, republic of korea, said the gulf, serbia, singapore, tunisia and taiwan. well our international students please stand and be recognized. -- will our international students please stand and be recognized. [applause] >> thank you, please be seated. in conclusion, a total of 1073 air force academy cadets in this year's class have completed all graduation requirements. [applause] >> it gives me great pleasure to present to you, president obama, the class of 2012. i recommend each as worthy of the bachelor of science degree. congratulations. [applause] >> ladies and gentlemen, the director of admissions, and the associate dean for student academic affairs will now present the diploma us to the graduating class of 2012. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite cor

woods, trying to figure out if anyone was helping adam mayes hide out. the little girls are safe tonight, but this investigation is far from over. david? >> yunji de nies, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to although case closely followed this evening. john edwards, who was so hopeful a judge would throw out his case today over whether he used campaign money to hide his affair. when the prosecution was finishing its part of the case, edwards said, "that's it?" but the judge must have thought otherwise. she said today, the case goes on. and the big question tonight, will edwards himself take the stand? will his daughter? could rielle hunter enter the courtroom? abc's bob woodward on the case again tonight. >> reporter: edwards' defense clearly disappointed today. they will hope to tear down the government's case next week. possible witnesses for the defense include rielle hunter, his old els daughter, cate, and if they decide to gamble, even edwards himself. >> have a nice weekend. >> reporter: risky, after the government wrapped up its case with exhibit 328, the avalanche of lines edwards told me on "nightline" on 2008. >> one of

woods, trying to figure out if anyone was helping adam mayes hide out. those two little girls are safe tonight, but this investigation is far from over. david? >> yunji de nies, thank you. >>> we're going to turn now to another case closely followed this evening. john edwards, who was so hopeful a judge would throw out his case today over whether he used campaign money to hide his affair from the voters. edwards seemed so certain, in fact, when the prosecution was finishing its part of the case, edwards said, "that's it?" but the judge must have thought otherwise. she said today, the case goes on. and the big question tonight, will edwards himself take the stand? will his daughter? could rielle hunter enter the courtroom? abc's bob woodruff on the case again tonight. bob? >> reporter: good evening, david. yes, edwards' defense team was clearly disappointed. they'll start calling their own witnesses next week, in hopes of tearing down the government's case. possible witnesses for the defense include edwards' paramour, rielle hunter, his oldest daughter, cate, and if they decide to gamble, even edwards himself. >> y'all have a nice weekend. >>

david. it will provide a shell from media and protestors. >> we ran the top 8 governments of the world out of chicago. the g-8 is going to be in the woods now. we're going to get if their face as close as possible. >> to get its message out one anti-hunger group began paints tweets on route 77. >> these are the people who are important to hear this message and to act. i think food security is on the agenda. we're happy about that. make history. this is the chance to go bold on this. >> over when will. ed -- over when will when lmed by -- overwhelmed by the amount of people around the world. >> it has sparked violence in the past. the public will not be allowed anywhere near camp david. >> when you meet in a place like camp david that's secluded you can keep it security and keep it -- secret and secure and keep serious until you finally ly work -- finally work out an agreement. >> local officials want the federal government to pay for it. >> stay with wjz for complete coverage as world leaders come to maryland. today and tomorrow mary will be reporting live near camp david while vic will be reporting from the white house. >>> a ring of d

david will protect it from media. >> we ran the top eight governments in the world out of chicago. the g8 meeting is going to be out in the woods,a -- away from as many people as they can get. but we'll get in their face as much as possible. >> they began participating tweets for the powerful on route. >> these are the people who are really important. to hear this message and to act. and i think food security is on the agenda. we're really happy about that. what we want to say to them is, you other than, -- you know, make history. this is a chance to really go bold on this. >> we have been totally overwhelmed by the amount of support from people around the world. and we thought it was really important to bring their messages to the summit. >> reporter: they have sparked violence from anarchists in the past. the public will not be allowed anywhere near camp david. >> when you meet in a place like damp -- camp david. you can keep it secret and keep it secure. and keep it serious until you finally work out some kind of agreement. >> reporter: the security is expected to cost millions of dollars. and local officials want the federa

david will provide a shield. >> we were in -- ran the top eight governments in the world out of chicago. the g-8 meeting is going to be out in the woods, away from as many people as they can get. but we're going to get in their faces as close as possible. >> reporter: to get its message out, one anti-hunger group began painting streets. >> these are people that are important to hear this message and act. and i think food security, we're happy about that. what we want to say to them is make history. this is the chance to really go bold on this. >> reporter: the secret service will shut down catoctin mountain park and cunningham falls state park for the event. >> reporter: summits of world leaders and areas have sparked violence from anarchists in the past. the public will not be allowed anywhere near camp david. >> i think on balance, it probably was a very good idea to move this meeting to a place where these people can actually get together and talk and not have to worry about going out immediately after the meeting and having to come up with some sort of a progress report or a sound byte and all of that. >> reporter: so far, the fed

wood shed. i think what was more interesting last night, you saw anderson cooper asking david axelrod about theon private enterprise and free enterprise on a day he was having a fund-raiser with private equity. >> that may be the case. my question was corey booker right? he was creatively edited and was he taken out of context? >> he was edited by the white house who took that tape hostage after he spoke the truth on "meet the press" and when they didn't like it, they edited it down to a shorter version. corey booker is right. attacks on bain are nauseating. attacks on free enterprise for the past 3 1/2 years killing jobs and left us with 23 million people unemployed, that's what's nauseating. i think the fact that corey booker spoke the truth and white house took him to the wood shed and tried to take him out of context from their own tape they did, that's really the game playing going on here. we need to talk about getting back to focusing on jobs and the white house doesn't want to do that because when you look at the credibility of mitt romney as a leader, a leader in his state, a leader of

woods in olympic national park. a helicopter spotted 55-year- old david snyder early yesterday morning.nd made some wrong turns off the trail. rescuers say snyder was dehydrated and slightly hypo they are milk but overall appeared to be in good condition. >>> 9:25 on this mother's day. i know my wife has to work for a little bit today but when she gets home this afternoon our son and i are all going to go outside for a little surprise. rosemary, this is going to be like mid afternoon. i'm hoping blue skies in the north bay somewhere? >> well, in the north bay partly cloudy is what we're expecting. >> partly cloudy. ok. >> looks like that fog may linger along the water front. just be aware of that, because we are dealing with plenty of gray out there. it's widespread this morning. a thicker marine layer, better onshore breeze and as a result, we're looking at a cooler day and along the coast it just might not clear today. the winds gusting to about 10 miles per hour. just inside the gate, and around the bay. saucelito the winds picking up to close to 20 miles per hour. right through the

jeffrey wood who was also a 2010 participant in the national security of language and negative for youth program. and major gregory mitchell, a 1995 fellow of the david l. boren fellowship program. it is a custom of this subcommittee to swear in all witnesses, so i ask you to please stand and raise your right hand. do you swear that the testimony you are about to give to this subcommittee is the truth, the whole truth, and nothing but the truth so help you god? thank you. let it be noted in the record that the witnesses answered in the affirmative. before we start, i want you to know that your full statement will be made a part of the record. i would like to remind you to please limit your remarks to five minutes -- three minutes. shauna, would you please proceed with your statement? >> [speaks foreign language] i just said in chinese, "hello, everyone. i like chinese class very much because it is fun. i have been taking chinese since the first grade. my chinese teacher has been my teacher all five years. there is a second chinese teacher at my school who is teaching my little sister. i really like learning chinese and class is a lot of fun because w