davis, you need to listen to me.the bank is going to take a fee of more than $1 million they can certainly afford to get somebody here for a meeting tomorrow afternoon. shireen even called. >> hello. >> mr. davis? >> all but begging the barrister. without a face-to-face meeting, she says she has no hope of raising the money. >> i now have my last hope is my friend mr. chris has been willing to help me, but he wants to meet someone in person. >> but while we're upstairs making those calls our hotel is invaded by reporters and photographers even from our own network. >> we will talk a lot this morning about susan boyle. >> they are here covering the british singing sensation susan boyle. ♪ i dreamed the dream ♪ >> turns out we scheduled our meeting right before the finals of "britain's got talent" and our hotel was crawling with reporters. not exactly how scammers like to be greeted. >> it will be terrible for me to disappoint shireen but we have to meet face to face or the deal is not going to happen. we may never kno

>a this special edition of "black world enterprise" i'm on the campus of uc santa cruz with angela davisthat's what's going on in "our world" starting now. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> 40 years ago, the black panther party for self-defense picked up their weapons and started a revolution. ♪ >> the panthers considered the police who slaughtered blacks in the street. >> called the police. usually the police -- we were armed and the police arrested the individual we were following to the jail and bailed the individual out. >> angela davis, a black panther and member of the communist party, became an international icon in the struggle for liberation. >> we are convinced that today marks the beginning of a new era in the movement in this country. >> their fight for civil rights was brewing with anger and determination. >> we will walk on this racist power structure and we will tell the whole damn government, stick 'em up [ bleep. this is a hold up. we come for what's hours. >> the revolution is far from over, it's very different. she's professor of feminist studies and she lectures and travels the world.

pretty cool for davy johnson. a nice nugget for davy johnson.be tonight he'll get his first win as nats skipper. >> what time is the game, and is the stadium filling up? >> the stadium is filling up. just after 7:00 is the first pitch. the nats lost three out on the road in anaheim. so they want to get davy johnson a win. and also want to turn things around and get the bats going again. >> well, they got a good night for it. nice out there. >> see you back here at 6:00. >> a good baseball night. >>> after the break, another abrupt interruption in the casey anthony case. we are heading back down to orlando. >>> and for all your news, you can foul news4 online. >>> prosecutors getting their last turn with the jury in the casey anthony trial in florida. the final counter argument was delayed today because of more legal battles with the defense team. jay gray has the story from orlando. >> no, i am not. >> reporter: more legal bickering began friday's proceedings and clearly tested the patience of just perry. >> i hope this is a real problem and not

davis, dr. davis, for your work on this bill. i'd like to thank the chairman for his support as well. very greatly appreciated by all of us. mr. speaker, i rise today to honor a true american hero, marine sergeant matthew fenton of little ferry, new jersey. at just 24 years of age, matthew fenton made the ultimate sacrifice for our country. it happened during his service in iraq's al anbar province in 2006. matthew was struck by shrapnel after alerting his comrades to the presence of a suicide bomber. all of them escaped. except for matthew. he passed away nine days later at the national naval medical cent for the bethesda, maryland, as a result of his wupeds. -- of his wounds. a day after he received the purple heart for his bravery. i attended matthew's funeral in 2006. i can tell you, mr. speaker, that five years later, i still vividly recall the pain and deep sadness of his parents, his family, friends, and yes the entire community over the loss of this wonderful young man. matthew represented the best our country has to offe

defendant malcolm davies...lease, please. ...guilty. (gallery murmurs, groans) what? i'm sorry, malcolm. we knew this was a long shot. judge: malcolm davies, you have been found guilty by a jury of your peers of a class-two felony. it is the order of this court... wait, wait, wait, judge. if you're about to sentence my client, i certainly wish to be heard. the defendant is sentenced to two years in state prison. your honor... said sentence to be suspended in its entirety, pending mr. davies's successful completion of a drug rehabilitation program. peyton: your honor, this is his third offense. you kidding me? you kidding me? ms. korn... check with probation, then your client is free to go. son... do not let me down. we're adjourned. (gavel bangs) (both laughing) w-what... what does it mean? no jail. it means no jail. really? you can't mess this up, malcolm. he's giving you another chance. you need to make this work. (voice breaking): i will. i will. all right. i'm-i'm not a hugger. (harry chuckles) i'm not a hug

davie johnson sends matt stairs to the plate. batting .132 this season with runners on the corners and the 43-year-old canadian comes up clutch. wa walkoff win for the nats. davie johnson gets his first victory and stairs gets a pie in the face. here's a happy skipper. >> feels great. i've got a great group of guys out there and i thought we were going to score a bunch of runs today. we were swinging the bats better. but it was a great game. loved every minute of it. >> you get in the situation where you want to drive the ball hard and i got a pitch to hit and it was a good feeling. >> a lot of fun at the ballpark. to atlanta, the braves hosting the orioles and, yes, sir, that is one fine hat. super style point for adam jones. no score in the fourth. guthrie delivers to freeman, drives it to the deepest part of the park, but check out jones. simply glovely. he says thank you very much, my friend. bottom six, still no score. jason hayward up with a man on. adam jones not going to catch this one. crushes it for a two run homer. the

district judge michael davis decided to step in and overrule the jury's judgment davis said their decision was so severe and oppressive as to be wholly disproportionate to the offense and obviously unreasonable and that is a quo so rather than the one point five million dollars fine the woman will only be shelling out lost a lot fifty four thousand dollars for all twenty four songs but let's put that into a comparison under the original ruling by the jury thomas ross that was going to pay sixty two thousand dollars for each song you downloaded but after judge davis intervened they'll only pay two thousand dollars per track and to be very clear that's still a very hefty price but it proves there are more reasonable individuals in this world who agree that nobody should be forced into the poorhouse for downloading a few songs and it's become clear that the record industry is out for blood. and they want revenge on the millions of people who found ways to avoid paying for their media so they god there are judges out there like judge michael davis who thinks the outrageous fines pursued by the

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and now four decades later, davie is back. he'll manage his first home game for the team tonight and still seeking his first win as the boys went out to anaheim. and the fact of the matter is johnson is only committed to manage the nats till the end of this season. did he get the players to buy into him, knowing that he may be a short timer. >> my job is to see that we keep getting better. i answer problems on the field and help guys establish so that whatever happens after this season, there's very few question marks with this ball club whether it's me or somebody else. >> diplomatic answer. >> reporter: one incentive is that he would have this guy back, steven stranberg continuing his rehab. he started throwing curveballs. that will test his surgically repaired elbow. he could make a rehab start next month. and for the pirates in town, that means that tom -- gets to take on the team that he pitched for from 2005 to 2009. he'll face charlie more tonight. >>> to the hockey, in the history of nhl, one guy in the league played f

davies, it's important to be clear, mr. davies, i apologize, but it is important to be clear. the 600,000 or 700,000 included damages, legal fees and an estimation of what it would have cost otherwise, because the other side of the negotiation understands this. so it's damages plus costs that gets you to that number. it is important -- respectfully, it is important to be clear about that, because i agree, they are big numbers. >> i want to concentrate on payments you made to your staff. going back to the trial of glenn mulkhair and clive goodman, clive goodman, was pleading guilty to a criminal offense. did news international pay clive goodman's legal fees for his trial? >> i was not -- i do want to be clear with the chronology. first of all, i do not have firsthand knowledge of those times. remember, that my involvement in these matters started in 2008. in 2007-, up until december i ws totally focused as chief executive of a public company. >> who would know. >> but i can try to answer the first question first. it is customary with employees or with other -- with litigation t

shoebat and davies run several foundations and three web sites that are all linked. a confusion model, considering the group's tax returns for the past four years contain very little information. in fact, while shoebat has a foundation bearing his name, no tax forms could be found on public sites. davies said they are merged together. >> the other question wall lead said i should ask you is about the money. >> you don't ask anybody else here about the money. >> well, you have all these foundations. and i'm trying to find out where this money goes in terms of charity, what is the foundation. >> most of the money is used to help persecuted christians in the middle east. the media doesn't want to talk about. >> i'll talk about it if you can give me any information about that. >> we have a web site that you can have all the information that we do on our web site. rescue christians.org. >> i've read that. it's very unspecific as to what exactly is going on, where the money is going. >> keith, i got to ask you because i do a lot of this type of reporting on charities, orga

that is from daryl "duck" davis.ppened was they suspected -- duck suspected bradford of snitching on the gang or of stealing money. something that went against duck and the organization. so duck gathered up the gang members over at the underwood drug house. he had turner hold a gun to bradford dodson's head. he was made to spread eagle on the floor. all of his clothes off and duck took a hammer and he broke both of bradford dodson's hands. >> he just hit my hands three times with the hammers. it don't take that much to break my hand with a hammer. he hit my hands three times. i told him i did steal the guns, though. i needed cash quick because i wasn't trying to be around like that, man. i stayed around because he made me come around. when i got out the hospital, he immediately came and got me from my baby mother's house. i'm going to tell the truth, i was scared. i didn't want to die. [ tapping ] well, know this -- for a good deal on car insurance, progressive snapshot uses this to track my good driving habits. the

patty lee davis. >>> and betty white helps helps find a new place for a seeing eye dog. [ jolene ] i got involved with honor flight through my job here at southwest airlines. honor flight is an opportunity for world war two veterans to travel to washington d.c. to get to see their monument. you know, joe, i'd like to thank you for honoring our country, for giving your time, and just making us so proud. [ joe ] on behalf of all of the veterans, you're welcome. ♪ this is who i am. ♪ >>> so if you've owned a television any time in the last 60 years, the odds are you saw an episode of i love lucy. you've probably watched all of them, and some of them more than once. one of the geniuses behind all those crazy situations in which lucy found herself was pioneer television writer patty lou davis. ktvu prepared an hour long special to celebrate lucy ball's birthday. and in that special, davis talked about how they came up with situations. >> we started with very simple little stories that she spent too much money. or that she wanted to get a freezer. and you know she was always doing things t

larry davis!yes, he does. >> you look like larry davis from "curb your enthusiasm." >> here's the picture. there's larry davis. for anyone that doesn't know. there's larry davis and here's this gentlemen. nice seeing you. >> what time should i be at the boat? >> 9:30! >> i know we have to run. >> no, we don't. we have nothing to do today. >> the meter's not running. >> i have to say hello to everyone at thekostas inn in dundalk. everyone, i was there last night. the place was just rocking! the steamed crabs were off the hook. >> there you go. >> we love you. thank you, so much. >> we just about ready to do it? >> hold on, i have to get my twanger. >> by the way, happy birthday to peter and pam shriver. >> joe! >> happy 4th of july to maryland. >> luther, good morning. happy independence day. >> good morning, marty and don, happy fourth and i hope you have a good day. >> you, too. >> maestro, the music if you please. >> we're ready to rock 'n' roll. it's manic monday in fells point. >> we have the

her name is chrsti davis and she lives in the st. petersburg area. she's in her 50s, on disability.much money. but she tells us she spent 40 bucks to casey anthony because she believes casey anthony is innocent. she's scared for casey anthony. she says even before the trial started, she knew that caylee drowned. that's what she tells us. >> all right, gary, appreciate it. male announcer ] an everyday moment can turn romantic anytime. and when it does, men with erectile dysfunction can be more confident in their ability to be ready with cialis for daily use. ♪ cialis for daily use is a clinically proven low-dose tablet you take every day so you can be ready anytime the moment's right. ♪ tell your doctor about your medical condition and all medications, and ask if you're healthy enough for sexual activity. don't take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. [ man ] do not drink alcohol in excess with cialis. side effects may include headache, upset stomach, delayed backache, or muscle ache. to avoid long-term injury, seek immediat

we also know that one study concluded davis-bacon act. we also know that the government accountability office states that this act is extremely difficult to administer and the g.a.o. has advocated for its repeal as far back as 1979. in a certain degree, this amendment seeks to reduce that waste, but the most important aspect of this amendment is encouraging small business participation in these government building contracts. i have stated before that we as members of congress, we are stewards of the public treasury. we have an obligation to spend taxpayer money wisely. the dilemma does not earn money, the government does not generate wealth. we have an obligation to spend this money wisely and we have an obligation to help the businesses of the country and those that build our infrastructure need our help. this amendment addresses that need. the heritage foundation suggests that for every $1 billion the federal construction spending supports, 14,000 workers. then the savings from the suspension of the davis-bacon law for one year would su

davy johnson may be 68 but he has the nerve of a 28-year-old. gutsy move that won the nats the ball game. >>> there's the slip >> the yankees don't bunt a lot. when you're the yankees and you hit 8 million home runs, you don't need to bunt, but the nationals need to bunt, and even when they screw up the bunt, they need to bunt again. nats and cubs tonight. you won't see ryan zimmerman bunting much because he can do this. vaporizes the fastball homer. davy johnson calls a suicide squeeze, but wilson ra mos misses the sign, swings away, almost kills michael morris coming from third. davy doesn't like it, so what's he done do? calls it again. this time does it perfectly. the nationals 5-4 win it. in texas, os and rangers and, jeffrey guthry two out and one on. the 0s fall 13-5. really, they've dropped 8 of 9. >>> in the history of the nhl, 2056 players have hailed from the provence of ontario. you know how many came from maryland? four. and only one, jeff haprin lived the dream of playing for his home-town team, is back. he rejoined the team this w

davy johnson may be 68 but he has the nerve of a 28-year-old. the gutsy move that won the nats the ball game. >>> there's the slip 'n slide and you'll see why it neither slipped nor slid, next. [ female announcer ] keurig brews more than just hot coffee. now you can brew over ice for delicious iced coffee or tea. hot or cold, keurig is the way to brew everyone's favorite cup in under a minute. choose. brew. enjoy. keurig. >> the yankees don't bunt a lot. when you're the yankees and you hit 8 million home runs, you don't need to bunt, but the nationals need to bunt, and even when they screw up the bunt, they need to bunt again. nats and cubs tonight. you won't see ryan zimmerman bunting much because he can do this. vaporizes the fastball homer. davy johnson calls a suicide squeeze, but wilson ra mos misses the sign, swings away, almost kills michael morris coming from third. davy doesn't like it, so what's he done do? calls it again. this time does it perfectly. the nationals 5-4 win it. in texas, os and rangers and, jeffrey guthry two out and on

you might know ray davies from the kinks. how many songs -- you got -- "all day and all the night," you have "waterloo sunset." >> steve: yeah. >> jimmy: ♪ i gaze on waterloo sunset i am in paradise ♪ [ light laughter ] you have -- [ humming "david watts" ] ♪ "david watts." >> steve: right. >> jimmy: you have -- ♪ picture book pictures of your mama taken by your papa a long time ago ♪ you have -- ♪ come dancing [ incomprehensible mumbling ] ♪ you have -- [ light laughter ] god, there's so many. ♪ save me, save me save me from this squeeze i got a big, fat momma ♪ yeah, you guys know it. [ laughter ] which one? oh, of course, "lola." how am i not thinking of "lola?" yeah. ♪ i'm not dumb but i can't understand how she looked like a woman and talked like a man ♪ ♪ oh, my lola l, uh, la, la, la lola ♪ la, la, la, la, lola ♪ ♪ ♪ well, i'm not the world's most passionate guy but -- ♪ [ incomprehensible mumbling ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ lola la, la, la, la, lola la, la, la, la, lola ♪ ray davies is in the house tonight! [ cheers

give me three words to describe bulger. >> stone cold killer. >> reporter: why kill debbie davis?uthorities say she knew bulger's secret connection with another kid from southy, john conley. >> for him it was like meeting ted williams. the idea of equating -- >> a gangster to a baseball player. >> to a baseball icon shows you the twisted values in perception that's part of john conley. >> reporter: conley was a young ambitious fbi agent who grew up in the same housing projects. back in the '70s and '80s the fbi's number one priority was taking down the italian mafia. bulger became a prized informant. >> he did everything including breaking laws over the years to keep that alive. >> reporter: in a series of ground-breaking articles for the boston gloub globe lair and o'neal uncovered what fbi sources called a dangerous alliance. >> in 176 conley tipped him off about a rival and bulger killed him. so conley had to realize right away how serious and deadly this arrangement was. >> reporter: protected by conley and others, bulger's criminal enterprise skyrocketed. court documents show

see reporting from davis and book arrest in romania. we get leaks founder julian assange continues his fight against extradition at the high court in london sweden wants to question the world's most famous whistleblower over sexual assault allegations but his supporters fear extradition to the scandinavian country will open a way for the u.s. to get its hands on him aren't his lawyer and is covering the trial from outside the court building. today is the second day of what's expected to be a two day hearing that holds the appeal of jute in a song say but whether he's to be extradited to sweden we're expecting wednesday to be given a bit to evidence on the hall of the swedish prosecutor's office since yesterday was given a visit to his own defense i phones he left the court last night's completely tight lipped he didn't wave to any of his supporters who were standing outside the court he just walked away which must be a direct instruction from his new legal team that he has high especially to deal with a steering the new legal team seem

davies -- >> any clauses like that in there? >> mr. davies, the settlement or compromise agreement when somebody resigns or leaves the business in circumstances like this, you know, there are some -- there are commercial confidentiality agreements, but nothing that would stop or inhibit the executive from cooperating fully with investigations, from being transparent about any wrongdoing or anything like that. it's important to note that in these agreements they are made on the basis of no evidence of impropriety. and if evidence of impropriety emerges or was there prior to that departure, then you would have a different piece. but there's kwoit a -- that's an important point i think just to be clear about. >> my final question is, it seems to me on the face of it that the "news of the world" was sacrificed in order to try and protect rebekah brooks' position at news international. but in effect rather than her being -- her departure being announced, "news of the world" was offered up as an alternative to try to deal with the whole thin

davis ] i need to find a way to break through. [ jim ] i need to see my family while they're still awakeling ] see if the blood work is ready. [ doug ] i need to think about something else when i run. ♪ [ male announcer ] every day, we set out to do more than the day before. at dell, everything we do, from solutions to services, gives you the power to do just that. ♪ so i.t. professionals can be more productive... business leaders, more innovative... doctors can be more connected to patients... and teachers have the power to make a difference. dell. the power to do more. with two children and no way to support them. people told me i wasn't going to do anything. and i just decided i have more to offer than that. i put myself through nursing school, and then i decided to go get a doctorate degree. university of phoenix gave me the knowledge to make a difference in people's lives. my name is dr. kimberly horton. i manage a network of over a thousand nurses, and i am a phoenix. [ male announcer ] find your program at phoenix.edu. >> larry: ten years ago it was the million dollar question. wh

davis ] i need to find a way to break through. [ jim ] i need to see my family while they're still awake see if the blood work is ready. [ doug ] i need to think about something else when i run. ♪ [ male announcer ] every day, we set out to do more than the day before. at dell, everything we do, from solutions to services, gives you the power to do just that. ♪ so i.t. professionals can be more productive... business leaders, more innovative... doctors can be more connected to patients... and teachers have the power to make a difference. dell. the power to do more. >> larry: j.k. rowling created a unique world with the pages of her harry potter books. a world where cars fly -- wall portraits talk -- ♪ >> larry: books try to eat children. magic spells are cast with the simple wave of a wand. >> fantastic, ginny! >> larry: and where ralph fiennes transforms into voldemort. we'll show you more of this exclusive footage in just a moment. >> it's a really interesting -- there's an awful lot of very complex challenges in the potter books, and j.k. rowlings writing is great and she gives a lot

it's been a year sings jasmine davis was killed. >> jasmine davis was 15 when she was beaten to death. she lived at this home in antioch with her twin brother and foster mother. the police called it a house of horrors. >> beatings of both children with tar content tacks and sticks that ended up breaking in the course of beating. >> they found the dead teenager and her brother in their bedrooms where they were locked in the closet for days. they looked starved. >> they were about 80 pounds as if they will h just come out of a concentration camp. >> the foster mother and aunt have been charged with her murder. these are pictures of the twins when they were little. jasmine's brother turned 18 this year. in an interview he says system failed them. >> all the others dropped the ball here. >> it begin with san francisco human services which placed the twins when they were infants. >> very difficult to read the police reports. >> trent heads the human services agency, he agrees that the social worker lied and even ignored warning signs that may have saved jasmine's life. >> they are not doin

and he wanted to make his mistress of 30 years marianne davis a star. he fell just short in both cases. together hurst and davies would become one of the most famous couples in the world and took center stage. the fabulous castle hurst built in his enchanted hill on his california ranch. in hollywood, status could be established by an invitation to spend a weekend at the ranch. the usually dour hurst seemed to turn alive during these moments at the castle. marianne would sparkle, and people could be a at awe in the man who built it. >> he was opposite of the picture that was painted of him. kind, fun loving, and he was kind of a gentleman who would always take care of his employees. if they got sick or injured on the job, he would make sure that all their hospital bills and their doctor's bills were paid. the same went for the members of the families. >> all this took money, lots of it. and to get what he wanted, hurst had to go through two fortune, his own and his father. hurst got his money and he used it to build his ultimate end, power for william h

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sammy davis jr. >> he wanted to play the phantom? >> he wanted to play the phantom. suppose he could have been taken the wrong way. but i did really want to do it. one of those funny things that you get categorized people. because i suppose he was a generation slightly before mine, i always thought of him as a cabaret singer and i didn't think very, very much of him. i didn't know. well, liza minelli who is an old mate of mine in the south of france who said, you've got to come and hear sammy davis. fine. i have never felt so ashamed in my life. for 2 1/2 hours i had heard one of the best performances as i've ever heard. and he ended up doing the music of the night. i'll never pre-judge anything. you can never tell. >> who of all the performers you had, if you could relive one moment live again that you've experienced of all these shows, all the opening nights and everything, which one sticks most in your memory? >> it's difficult, really. i suppose, funny enough, "memory" on broadway was an extraordinary moment on the the first night there when betty buckley did it.

a sleeping giant that was a lot to slumber too long by jefferson davis? >> what, i don't think so. lee's experience had been the succession of players. after he helped immobilize the reason its troops and then joined the confederacy when virginia finally did join the confederacy he had been sent out to deal with the problem in the western part of virginia which became west virginia where mcclellan actually had overseen successful union occupation of much of that area. then mcclellan was called to washington in july. lee was sent off to west virginia to try to recover that area. august of 1861. every effort he made turned out to be of failure. he came into the -- came under all kinds of criticism from the richmonds newspapers. was call the granny lee, as you suggest. then in november of 1861 jefferson davis sent him to the coast of charleston just-in-time for lee to witness the capture of port well by the union navy and the occupation of the south carolina and georgia sea islands by union forces, another reversal of the confederacy. lee had to check to deal with what was going to be

holds martinez and pleasant hill will leave their contra costa behind to cross that water to join davis martinez is the contra costa county seat. >> it's the focal point. it's the focal point of our jail system. it's the focal point of decision making, it's where we all come together. >> reporter: it's a critical part of this boating district says county board of supervisors chair gail okama. she was stunned to hear that martinez could be moved. >> we would be a very insignificant portion of that district. >> reporter: this idea has also riled feathers at pleasant hill city hall. >> i can't imagine a senate from that district who basis is solano, i cannot imagine that person having an understanding of what central county are all about. >> i think it's outrageous. >> reporter: we went to davis this afternoon. even here residents are dumbfounded by the idea. >> martinez, california. i've heard of it. >> martinez is over in the bay area, right? >> you think that makes sense? >> no, kind of far distance from this area. >> reporter: the commission finalizes the maps on august 15, but it's ac

davis ] i need to find a way to break through. [ jim ] i need to see my family while they're still awakeblood work is ready. [ doug ] i need to think about something else when i run. ♪ [ male announcer ] every day, we set out to do more than the day before. at dell, everything we do, from solutions to services, gives you the power to do just that. ♪ so i.t. professionals can be more productive... business leaders, more innovative... doctors can be more connected to patients... and teachers have the power to make a difference. dell. the power to do more. >>> joining me now, republican presidential candidate, rick santorum, former senator from pennsylvania. thanks so much for being here. >> great to be here. thank you, candy. >> if you were the president of the united states right now dealing with the debt issue, what concession would you make with the democrats to entice them into a package with major spending cuts? >> you know, i would be making the case is that not being made right now by this president, that we're in a severe crisis, and it's a crisis of spending. when you see spending

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. >> it was published by a drug company called park davis.to be the major manufacturer of cocaine. >> cocaine comes from leaves of the cocoa plant. by the 1880s, big companies, what we called big pharma, were calling it big dos. by then, the secret was out. >> it was the miracle drug. if you had a stomach ache or you needed interest. if you had tuberculosis or asthma. if you had all sorts of things, it was going to cure what you had. this was how it was advertised. >> for the park davis company, cocaine was a blockbuster. others sold it, too. one popular product was vi vin mariani. endorsed by thomas edison, queen victoria. french bordeau with six ounces of cocaine in every bottle. then a copy cat wine. >> the great mother of invention. he took cola nuts and syrup and made the refreshing drink we call coca-cola. >> he wrote in an 1895 letter. >> i need a lot of cocaine. >> he finally stopped using it after he and a friend of his used cocaine on a patient and nearly killed her. >> by then, other doctors worried, too. >> too many people were ta

the lawsuit claims davis truckee failed to train that driver properly.t also claims that amtrak has lost $10 million because of the crash. davis trucking has had no comment. >>> authorities say a man flew from new york to l.a. using someone else's old boarding pass. tonight, we're learning his body odor may have led him to getting caught. a flight attendant checked his ticket after passengers complained that the guy stunk. bob ore shows us what the feds later found in his bags. >> reporter: virgin america flight had taken off from new york's kennedy airport, and was already in the air headed to los angeles when a flight attendant found something strange onboard. there was a man in 3e. a seat that was supposed to be empty. what asked for his papers, the man pulled out a boarding pass issued for another day, that did not match his real name. he made no threats and was carrying no weapons so the flight crew determined it was safe to fly onto l.a. as virgin flight 15 approached l.a.x., the pilot gave controllers no hint of a problem. >> you're clear to land

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a big rig driver for the john davis trucking company slammed into an amtrak train killing six people. the company says it's determined to find out why the driver ignored flashing lights and crossing gates. the trucking company said it was not at fault at two previous accidents cited in state safety records. >>> in less than three hours the space shuttle atlantis is scheduled to take off and the crew is walking out to the shuttle right now. i want to take you there live as we are watching the astronauts this morning. unfortunately, weather has been the biggest question though about this launch. 70% chance that the launch will be postponed. nasa is still planning for lift off at 8:26 our time. as you account see again we are looking live at kennedy space center as the astronauts board the shuttle that will take them over to the launch pad. nasa has not said when it will make a final decision on the launch. this is the final mission for a u.s. space shuttle. atlantis is scheduled to spend 12 days in space before coming home and eventually putting on display at kennedy space center. >>> 4

davis says a culture of fear and intimidation has to change. cheating scandal involved 44 schools. keith bromery is director of media relations for the school system. he says the school board is giving davis, the interim superintendent, an extended contract to fix the problem. >> he's also establishing mandatory annual ethics training for all employees that you have to go through, that will likely be an electronic course of which there is an assessment or a test at the end, just to reinforce the fact that he has said often that, yes, i expect my employees and i will set targets for them to achieve, but the repercussions will be a lot worse for people who fail to adhere to ethical standards than to beat targets. >> now, the teachers and administrators implicated in the scandal could also face criminal charges. >>> all right. 16 minutes past the hour now. even if you don't work for the government, even if you don't get a social security check, the lack of a debt ceiling compromise could still impact you. we're going to let you know how you could

i live in the davis building across from the project. i am going to address one area, the recreation section of the report, which is inadequate. in my work as a real-estate agent in marin county, one of the first things that a prospective buyer was given where the ccnr's. they were very important, and they had to sign off on them within 10 days. we have no paper work that suggests how in the world the remaining public facilities are to be operated. the hours of operation. can have membership. will there be limitations on the use by non-resident members, such as exists at san francisco state, and other public institution with limited hours and reservation requirements. all of this is in the four-color brochure and in representations that have been made along the line, but we saw this in the bond crisis. we saw lots of people having big piles of paperwork that were not read or not completed or not signed. how do we know that people purchasing a limited number of condos in a small site -- i have never seen a project like this where the publ

. >> the 15 minute show is sponsored by davy appear. and i think the navy pier option is going to work. one nice thing about fireworks is that you can sit in a park, and watch them. while many believe the city cannot for the show they do not want to move to eliminate such funds to become a trend there has got to be another way they say to make chicago work. >> the people love them is something people really like and when the politicians have to make cuts they do not cut administration for example you could cut 20 percent of the administration in almost any governmental body and nobody would know the difference but they cut teachers, police officers in stick of fireworks programs. >> you will be able to see the navy pier show from the comfort of your own home, summer blast kicks off on wgn monday night at 9:30 p.m. robert jordan and sean lewis anchor the fireworks show. still to come tonight an update on the story we brought you yesterday, a chicago animal shelter that lost its air- conditioning to thieves also police officers on our off

a jury found yesterday 4-year- old davis guilty on all counts, including first degree murder. when police found the twin teenagers in september of 2008, jasmine davis had starved to death and her brother was severely mal nourished. a sentencing date has not been set. >>> in san francisco, a renewed plea to help solve a murder more than a decade after the killing. paul brian left sixth and mission on june 18, 2001 shortly after midnight. her body was found two hours later, less than a mile away. the man she left the bar with was described as white, 6 feet tall, about 200 pounds with black hair, and a tattoo of a skull and cross bones on his right upper arm. he was about 35 to 40 years old at the time of the murder. market" on >>> oakland police are looking for armed robbers captured on video. three men demanded money from workers at the oak roll market on mountain boulevard on may 4 and then one of the men went behind the counter and stole money from the register. the suspects are described as being about 19, 20 years old. they got away in a dark blue jeep cherokee, 1999 or 200

was he a sleeping giant that was allowed to slumber too long by jefferson davis? >> well, i don't think so. because lee's experience in the first year of the war had been a succession of failures. after he had helped immobilize the virginia troops and then had joined the confederacy, when virginia finally did join the confederacy, he had been sent out to deal with the problem in the western part of virginia, which became west virginia, where mcclellen actually had overseen successful union occupation in many of that area. lee was sent out to western virginia to try to recover that area in august of 1861. and every effort he made turned out to be a failure. he came into -- came under all kinds of criticism from the richmond newspapers. it was called granny lee as you suggest. then in november of 1861, jefferson davis sent him to the south atlantic coast to charleston. just in time for lee to witness the capture of fort royal by the union navy and the occupation of the south carolina and the georgia sea island by union forces. and other major reverse for the confede

i'm jennifer davis on capitol hill. the story is coming up. >> this 4th of july will be one to remember for the sweet and balmer children of bowie, maryland. it's wedding day for their mom and dad and a day that brings together two families torn a part by war. bob barnard has more. >> reporter: in nearly 10 years of war in afghanistan and in iraq, more than 6100 u.s. service men and women lost their lives. multiply that countless times by the loved ones they leave behind. now a love story lending two of those families rising from the ashes of heartbreaking sadness. beneath the towering air force memorial overlooking the nation's capitol, on board the bus, appears a white stretch limo and in it, two families discard by war. >> chris picked the 4th. he tells me i'm his 4th of july. he picked the 4th and the location. >> i'm charming that way. >> yes, he is. >> reporter: it's the wedding of air force master sergeant chris and his bride danielle. in attendance, her two and his three which were. this -- and three children. >

i'm belva davis. good night.

we know exactly how that woman died and lindsay davis has an update. >> reporter: the autopsy reports what many struggled to believe. the 36-year-old marie joseph drowned sunday afternoon and went undetected by swimmers he, lifeguards and health inspect db -- swimmers, lifeguards and health inspectors for three days. children swam in the pool-aware there was a corpse in the water -- pool-aware there was a corpse in the watter. >> the only thing of note is the inspector did indicate that the pool water was cloudy. >> reporter: her neighbors's 9- year-old son said he told the lifeguard when she went down the slide she never came back up. but he says no one looked for her. conventional wisdom suggest no one would have to look that a body on the floor of a pool would stand out. but investigators say when the pool opened for the season, just one day before joseph went, the water was murky and cloudy. but even in clear water, just look at what happens when this dummy sinks to the bottom of the pool. in still water you can see it. but in age tatted water when -- agitated water, it is almost

. >> why kill debbie davis? authorities say because she knew his connection with another kid from southy, john connelly. >> for me it was like meet the ted williams. the idea of equating -- >> gangster to a baseball icon -- >> i think that shows you the kind of twisted values in perception on the world that's part of john connelly. >> reporter: john connelly grew up in the same housing projects, he was a young am bibs fbi agent. in the '70s and '80s the fbi's number one priority was taken down the italian mafia. >> he did everything including breaking all kinds of laws over the years to keep that alive. >> reporter: in a series of grouped breaking articles for the "boston globe"ing with lair and o'neal uncover what their fbi sources call a dangerous alliance. >> 1976 connelly tipped him off about a rival and bulger killed him. connelly had to realize right away how deadly this was. >> reporter: bulger's criminal enterprise skyrocketed. court documents show bulger knew when police were watching, knew when they we