that's when denny attacked. but corey fought back.ulled out some of his hair which contained his dna. his lighter slipped from his pocket during the struggle. he stabbed her repeatedly. at some point, he cut himself and bled inside his glove hand. as he left the apartment through the kitchen window, he left a blood smear on the windowsill, providing his dna. robert denny went on trial for first-degree murder. the jury deliberated for 45 minutes. >> we the jury find the defendant guilty of murder in the first degree as charged. we the jury further find the killing was done with premeditation. >> since he was only 17 years old, a minor, when he committed the crime, denny was sentenced to life in prison without parole. >> methodical in cleaning up, he was careful and he almost got away with murder but for that one drop of blood and hair that he shed that he didn't ever expect to be discovered. >> this girl was a very likable, very intelligent, very beautiful 25-year-old that had a bright future in front of her. she came from a good famil

dennis hastert, better known as denny hastert, became the speaker of the house after the '98 midterms. he served as speaker of the house until the democrats took back the majority in the house in 2006 and nancy pelosi became speaker. that tenure makes denny hastert the longest serving republican house speaker ever. plucked from obscurity to hold that incredibly high-profile job and chosen for the job in part because he was so darn noncontroversial, nonscandalous. as they say, squeaky clean. today denny hastert was indicted by a federal grand jury in what appears to be an elaborate hush-money scheme, maybe a blackmail scheme? john stanton at buzzfeed was first to report this indictment today, and although apparently there had been rumors in washington for a few weeks that denny hastert was maybe in some kind of legal trouble, for most people, the news late today came as a bolt from the blue. and the indictment is short. it's only seven pages. i print them two pages to a sheet so for me it's even shorter. but it's a dramatic and mysterious indictment. it describes a series of meetings t

but but denny hastert? former speaker of the house, mr. low key denny hastert? nobody saw this coming. lynn, great to see you. thanks for your time tonight. >> hi rachel. >> i have heard today since the news broke there were some rumors that something might have been swimming around denny hastert in terms of legal trouble. were you surprised today when you heard about this indictment? >> everyone was surprised by the nature of this indictment and the indictment itself with all this mysterious person a, potential blackmail plot going on here. i talked to many of his friends and acquaintances, stunned and puzzled about what was going on and what could possibly be at issue that would have led him to be in fact be part of what looks like either an extortion or blackmail scheme. but hastert, according to the indictment, was agreeing to go along with it. this is such a sad end. i was in the chamber that day in 1998 you talked about earlier in the show when i saw how quickly he put together the votes to become the speaker. like that he was able to do it. and to have th

so having said that, let's give dennis a warm welcome. [applause] dennis: ok. if i can put this on. i think that's ok. my notes are interesting because as you all know, we began communications as human beings by writing paintings on the wall: by drawing paintings on the wall in places like caves in europe. and then we developed language and words and now we're back to just pictures again, because i found that i can deliver a story of 1906 much better without words at all. i just have picture after picture and it gives me a sense of where i am in this story. and it's a very big story. on the -- on the morning of april 18, 1906, at 5:12, the earth began to rumble. and we estimate it was about an 8.2 earthquake on the richter scale. now of course, there was no richter scale in those days. there was something called the rossi-feral scale. and it was a skill that -- will -- scale that judged earthquakes by the amount of damage the earthquake did. and the scientists found that much damage in earthquakes was caused by fire and other consequence collapses, and not just due to the earthquake

the man they picked instead was denny hastert. they picked him to become speaker instead and he served eight years as speaker of the house, longer than any other republican house speaker before or since. another shoe drops that frankly nobody was waiting for until it dropped. now we know who and what brought to light the denny hastert scandal that didn't end his political career but it has resulted in a federal criminal indictment of denny hastert years after he left congress. last night we found out he was being charged with structuring large amounts of cash withdrawals from his bank accounts in a way designed to avoid the rules and was charged about lying to the fbi about what those cash withdrawals were for. the indictment spells out in detail the prosecutor's view about what denny hastert was using that cash for, $1.7 million so far, less than half of what he apparently agreed to pay. what he was doing with all that cash was allegedly paying it to someone to compensate and conceal his own misconduct toward this unnamed person

two bags bought with dennis' money or credit card. they follow the guy out of the mall and then catch him here looking at dennis' i.d. now. >> why haven't they stopped him? >> what's he doing? >> i don't know. i'm curious to know. let's follow him. >> strangely enough they tail him into dennis' neighborhood. >> wow. he brought it to my house. >> awe, hey, buddy, what's your name? >> nice to meet you. i'm dennis. >> sound random and crazy, but that's actually my wallet. we've been following you the last three hours all over the mall. that's actually my house i. saw it on the ground. i -- returned it. it's you, right? >> yeah. it's me. >> pretty interesting. seemed this guy was up to no good this whole time but looks like he just finished his shopping trip. now, about that blue card, that looked like it was clearly dennis' card. >> did you use my credit card? >> no. you didn't use my credit card? i saw you use a blue card i. have my own credit card. >> wow. >> wow. >> they thought that this guy was doing the wrong thing. in actuality, h

and you have dennis hastert who is the flip. you have the person looking for money, millions of dollars at one point, if it's true was the victim of sexual abuse. >> on the abuse allegations, i want to be clear the sexual misconduct, sexual abuse allegations, i'm sourcing them from anonymous leaks. if those leaks today are accurate that the underlying past misdeed here is some sort of sexual conduct, some sort of sexual abuse between dennis hastert and a student or students when he was a teacher, when he was a coach, what does go into the determination about whether or not that conduct should be charged as a crime? >> it's a calculus. we don't know exactly what the mis conductconduct was. however, if you look at the indictment, the wording where it lists he was a teacher and a coach at the high school in a certain period of time. federal prosecutors don't put in language of that kind unless it's relevant. you could argue misconduct that was worth millions of dollars to mr. hastert to keep quiet. so there is a logic to what peopl

denies dennis and his cameramen follow this guy in.leave this is store, heads on over to another one, presumably bought with dennis' money or credit card. they follow him out of the mall and catch him here looking at dennis' i.d. now. >> why haven't they stopped him? >> i'm curious to know. let's follow him. >> strangely enough, they tail him into dennis' neighborhood. >> wow, he's going to my house. >> hey, buddy, what's your name? >> nice to meet you. i'm dennis. random and crazy but that's actually my wallet. we've been following you the last three hours all over the mall. that's actually my house. >> i saw it on the ground. that's you, right? >> yeah that's me. >> pretty interesting, huh? seems like this guy was up to no good this whole time. looks like he just finished his shopping trip. about that blue card that looked like it was clearly dennis' card. >> did you use my credit card? >> no no. >> because i saw you use a blue card. >> i have my own credit card. >> wow! wow! >> they thought that this guy was doing the wrong thing wh

dennis: oh, my next -- i don't know. i wish i knew -- my next project i'm sure will be another book and be kinder to my friends, i think. more loving to my children. there are all kinds of nice things i can do, pafe the streets with groodness. >> if there was a statute, firefighters here -- dennis: here in san francisco? oh boy. what a good question. i think that the greatest stand made by the firefighters in this city was on montgomery street, which is now columbus avenue. they completely ex tinge wished the fire. so, i think somewhere in that area, i think somewhere in that area, not to diminish the value of anything in the city, but i passed the other day a public building with a sculpture on the front of it. this sort of temple building that was built in the 19th century and they had this really ridiculous scum chur in front of it. somebody should be challenged to see to it that the firefighters of 1906 are remembered. well look. i want to thank you all. [applause] thank you so much. >> on history bookshelves, here f

. >> i am dennis harkins, my mother passed in 1990, she left us with correspondents regarding our uncle harold who was lost in south pacific during world war ii. jamie: i am jamie. what is this place? >> our en eithe inheritance. >> the ship, let's check it out. >> reporter: battleship code museum here has two of last remaining pt boats from world war ii, his uncle harley, joined navy in 1941. >> he was the typicalismish younger brother. then a month later here will pearl harbor. with u.s. at war, harl is shipped to the south pacific, he puts in a request to join a pt boat crew, which means patroler to meado torpedo, and they had twin machine gun turrets. >> they could lay low in the water, wait for the enemy ships to pass, then attack with the torpedos. >> the museum curator shows me around, tight quarters. quarters. why the moss quito -- mosquito fleet. >> they could infection you with malaria, they were deadly and fast. jamie: harl's captain, 26-year-old navy lieutenant, john f. kennedy. >> so, this is where kennedy, lieutenant junior grade, controlled the ship from? >> correct. jami

denny hastert comes out of what's called the illinois combine. the combine was republicans and democrats, who controlled the political structure, and it was a mix of business and contractors and politicians, all of whom seemed to do extraordinarily well within the political confines. remember denny hastert spent four years in the illinois house, as a representative then six years, did a number of years in congress and he as speaker, was one of the key figures in the illinois combine. this is a combine that basically takes care of contractors and business people and politicians. so he is no stranger to the rough and tumble and often corrupt world of illinois politics. remember, one of his closest friends, former governor ryan went to jail on corruption charges. there have been a number of le-level allegations over the years against denny hastert, one involving the congressional officer that your previous guest rfrd to, another involving a land deal near his home that he profited on and even in '05, there was an allegation in the "vanity fair" arti

dennis -- talk about the big story of the day. dennis hastert. >> stunned and stupefied is the way i describe it. he hasn't been in office for eight years. he had a big influence on capitol hill when he was speaker. longest serving republican speaker in history. think about the time period he was in control of. he took it from basically clinton impeachment through 9/11 through the start of two wars and a flip in control of congress from republican to democrat. you know, it really -- a real interesting and sort of accidental figure in washington in that he wasn't really angling for this job. but it happened when newt gingrich was kicked out. when bob living ton had to resign in the late '90s. our friends at "the new york times" put it he got his job through a sex scandal, lost his speakership because it was thrown by a sex scandal mark foley and now he's got his own sex scandal. >> stunned and superified. that sums it up. let's talk about the patriot act. the nsa bulk data collection expires. the senate coming in for a rare surn se

shocking new revelations about the former speaker of the house dennis hastert. now we know what he was trying to hide with millions in hush money. sources telling nbc news it's all about sexual misconduct with a male student. >>> mandatory evacuations being ordered as texas gets hit again. unrelenting rain and hundreds of dramatic high-water rescues today. highways paralyzed by flash floods. >>> pilots targeted, nearly blinded by lasers being pointed by someone on the ground. a growing problem putting flights in danger. >>> too close for comfort. we're in open water on the trail of great white sharks 40 years since "jaws." just how close they're coming to shore. >>> also, our special salute to the class of 2015. "nightly news" begins right now. >> announcer: from nbc news world headquarters in new york, this is "nbc nightly news." reporting tonight, lester holt. >>> good evening. the surprise criminal indictment of the once powerful speaker of the house, dennis hastert, on charges he lied about paying hush money to someone in his past glaringly left out the answ

so let's be clear on the dennis hastert bio here. this is a man who was famously high school teacher and wrestling coach, right, and every profile you ever read about him was front and center the guy was an everyman, just a small-town high school wrestling coach and teacher. the indictment says that individual a, the person that hastert was allegedly paying this money to, is someone who knew him, quote, most of his life. isn't that correct? >> correct, someone who is a longtime acquaintance. >> obviously we have no idea what denny hastert could have possibly done to individual a such that he decided to pay $3.5 million, but the mind reels at the thought of what the original infraction could have been that he would pay this. >> the idea that it's hush money is fascinating. i spoke with a former virginia congressman, former committee friend of hastert's, and i said what was the most defining thing about hastert in the house? he said, "he was coach," that's how he thought of him, coach and teacher, a quiet man but always telling stories

denny lebouef is of the aclu's john adams project.hank you, james rooney and professor eric freedman from hofstra law school here in new york. when we come back, ralph nader. stay with us. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. in the last few weeks, a new person has thrown his hat into the ring and the democratic party, and that is independent senator bernie sanders of vermont. since sanders announced his can you see an april am a polls in iowa show support there for him has to 15% among democrats up from 5% in february. this compares to about 60% backing for former secretary of state, senator and first lady hillary clinton. senator sanders is the longest-serving independent member of congress in u.s. history, yet he is going to run in the democratic party for the democratic nomination. he says he will run as a democratic socialist. well, juan gonzalez and i recently discussed sanders' plans with former presidential candidate, ralph nader, who has new book out, called

. >> now to the indictment of dennis hastert. today troubling reports that he was trying to cover up were allegation of sexual abuse. mike viqueria is in washington with that story mike. >> john these are shocking allegations, for anybody who followed the career of dennis hastert particularly here in washington but in illinois where he was known as a benevolent benefactor to many youths where he taught from 1965 to 1981. the indictment alleged that denny hastert lied to the fbi about a series of payments that amounted to $1.7 million in a course of seven years to a person noarch as known as individual a this individual knew denny hastert for most of his life, lives in illinois the far suburbs of chicago illinois, denny hastert taught in yorkville, illinois. series of payments that were to total $3.5 million the agreement between denny hastert and individual a. some of the withdrawals drew the attention of federal authorities, they went to him and asked him about it, he said he didn't want to keep his money in banks. but this inve

dennis? >> reporter: ken, you are historical expert.rriors have not been to the nba finals since the ford administration. they were the nba laughing stock during the early years of the obama administration. that is what made tonight so special in the eyes of the fans. they win at home in game five. you go onto the nba finals of the houston came out strong in the first quarter. but in the second quarter, klay thompson hits from the corner and they have the lead. they built an 11-point advantage in the third. but jason kerry crept them in it. james harden was awful tonight. turned over the ball a playoff record 13 times. warriors up nine after andre iguodala's dunk. 14 for harden. harrison barnes saved his best for tonight. a tough move to the rim. around dwight howard. and the big dunk in the lane for the 15-point lead. he scored 13 of his 24 point ins the fourth quarter. steph curry had 28. game one of the nba finals against the cavaliers is a week from tomorrow. >> to get to the finals for the first time in 40 years for the warriors, i

one is dennis hastert is not charged with sexual misconduct. he is charged with violating two federal laws one that is sort of one step removed from the law. the law that says that banks have to report any large financial transactions. and then one step removed from that if you try to frustrate the bank's ability to do that that's also illegal and that's the first thing that the government says dennis hastert did in making these payments. and secondly they say when the fbi asked about it he claimed that he kept the money himself. there's no charge of sexual misconduct and there won't be because this conduct happened so long ago that the statute of limitations have long since expired. another thing that i think is becoming a little clear here that many people have wondered is well, why isn't individual a charged with extortion if this was a shakedown of dennis hastert, and what law enforcement officials say is that it was close to that they decided but that it was more on the side of an agreement they had, that mr. hastert would make this paymen

it is also true that dennis hastert decided not to run again after that. we don't know if they're connected. paul was right. he is still presumed innocent. secondly i think you asked earlier to tom davis, what about this comment from the friend saying he perceives that he is the victim in all of this. i think we need torng more about that before we reach a final conclusion. there is a lot out there that is very damaging. >> "outfront," police on guard as crowds gather at a rally outside of phoenix. telling supporters to bring their guns. plus a pregnant mom suing over this brutal takedown. did the police go too far in handcuffing a pregnant woman? >>> and houston could be inundated with another more than half a foot of rain this weekend. the deadly storms continue. we'll be live in texas. you'll be amazed when you see the pictures on the highway. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24, a circadian rhythm disorder that affects up to 70 percent of people who are totally blind. talk

federal sources telling cnn dennis hastert. the longest-serving republican u.s.ing hush money to a student at the illinois high school where he once taught. more than $1 million to the former student to keep allegations that hastert had sexually abused him quiet. hastert has not commented publicly. but he resigned from this washington, d.c. lobbying firm as well as from a chicago derivatives firm. the indictment does not discuss sexual abuse. instead, it focuses on how the 73-year-old former wrestling coach moved the money he allegedly was paying the former student. prosecutors saying he agreed to pay an unnamed individual quote $3.5 million to cover up his past misconduct. according to court records, the investigation started two years ago. when the fbi started investigating mystery transactions made by hastert. bank withdrawals of more than $950,000. the fbi alleges several of the withdrawals from less than $10,000. so he could evade irs detection. >> banks have an obligation to record when you are withdrawing close to $10,000. and there's a pattern of doing th

former house speaker dennis hastert indicted.the fbi about hush money withdrawals. the strange details ahead. >>> new storms targeting texas. the state devastated by historic flooding and the rain is not over yet. welcome back to "early start." i'm john berman. christine romans is off today. 30 minutes past the hour. happening now, the obama administration says it is fine tuning the isis stranktegy in iraq. the way to bring sunni tribes into the fight against islamic state militants. one consideration, arming sunni fighters directly to replace or supplement the current system where weapons go through the shi'ite dominated government in baghdad. this news coming as iraqi forensic teams try to identify nearly 500 bodies exhumed in tikrit. officials believe the bodies belong to iraqi military cadets that isis claims killed last year. also overnight in baghdad, at least nine people killed and 14 injured in twin car bomb blasts at two luxury hotels popular with officials and foreigners. a lot of developments overnight. standing by in

i'm just saddened by this story of denny hastert. i don't know all the facts but what we're hearing now looks like a case if he did something when he was a coach and he tried to cover it up. that's what it looks like and there may have been blackmail involved, we don't know, but the details of this charge against him is pretty graphic. >> no. this is a -- a terribly terribly sad story. it's -- it's sad for everyone involved and it's shocking to those of us who knew him. i ran, chris, the first race against him, the first democratic race against him when he ran for congress as a state senator, and it was a hard fought race on issues. there was -- but there was never any doubt about his character or about any of this stuff, so i think for everyone who knows him, this came out of the blue and let me add that for someone from illinois the thought of a scandal where the politician was actually paying out the cash instead of receiving it that's a whole new thing out here. >> you've got a hll of a queue of governors who all went into the bi

>>> this hour dennis hastert indicted.ut the indictment and much more with house democratic leader nancy pelosi we sit down for a live one on one interview here at 30 rock. flash flooding hitting texas. drivers in dallas now stuck on the road for hours this morning. the water still rising and there's more rain on the way. plus -- >> brings tears to your eyes sometimes. >> just regrets. >> regrets about? >> about the shooting. >> in his own words, never before heard recordings played at the trial of accused mass shooter james holmes. we'll take you inside that courtroom but we begin with breaking news out of texas where the number of deaths continues to rise due to the severe weather and massive flooding. the death toll standing at 27 across texas and oklahoma. 13 remain missing. in dallas massive flooding from overnight rain led to this a huge traffic jam, hundreds of motorists left stranded since this morning. at one point crews brought in a crane to remove a barricade to ease the flow of traffic. it is now moving. the cl

denny was on his ground on his knees and was raising his hands for help.ted very much to personally arrest him. >> reporter: chief gates identified all of those arrested as members or associates of the kreups. one of the l.a.'s most notorious street gangs. he said 20-year-old antoine miller pulled miller from his truck when the riots began and later looted daryl's belongings. and gary williams is accused of putting his foot on gary's head while the others beat him. the beating of the 36-year-old white trucker became a symbol of police paralysis. los angeles police were very anxious to make these arrests. >> we're very pleased to make these arrests. so, we're hopeful that at least this will will alone for some of that in bringing -- will atone for some of that bringing these very vicious criminals from being prosecuted. >> reporter: after seeing the arrest, if they got the right guys good for them. i have no anger no hostility. i just want to be left alone. my biggest goal is to go home and be a dad to my kid. >> when we come back, the rodney king case thre

john dennis hastert.n withdrawing cash from banks and providing the cash to individual a in amounts of $50,000 or $100,000 to satisfy the agreement he made with individual a to provide $3.5 million in order to compensate for and con seem his prior misconduct against individual a. the indictment goes on to say this -- "specifically, in response to the agent's question confirming whether the purpose of the withdrawals was to store cash because he did not feel safe with the banking estimate as he previously indicated, john dennis hastert stated yeah. i kept the cash. that's what i'm doing. whereas in truth, the indictment says and in fact as john dennis hastert then well knew this statement was false." major breaking news. a formal indictment against the former speaker of the house of representatives dennis hastert. much more on this story coming up. that's obviously a very very disturbing development. we'll stay on top of it for you. other breaking news coming into "the situation room" right now as well. ne

in spite of what dennis' local doctor recommended the wsi appointed doctor determined that dennis was not a good fit for the prosthetic arm that he wanted. >> i don't understand it. i don't. i didn't lose a hook. i lost a hand. i want a bionic hand >> whedbee appealed the wsi decision to north dakota's supreme court but the court ruled in favor of wsi. >> if you have an injured worker and you have a myoelectric arm or a hook that you can offer is it about the money? >> yeah some--part of it has to do with cost. >> bryan klipfel is the director of wsi in north dakota. >> the other part is is this is this going to benefit the injured worker in the job that they're going to i mean? >> but there's no one in the world that would ever argue that a hook would benefit a man better than a robotic arm. i mean unless, can you make that argument? cause i >> no, i don't think you can but what i'm saying with the mioelectric arm if you are going back to so a job where you have dust and manufacturing environment i think then it would probably will not work as well as the hook will. >> so do you ever

joining us, dennis berman, business editor at "the wall street journal." jon fortt live at a spotify event in new york city, he should have some headlines for us in a moment. kayla tausche back home at post 9, good to have you back. first up, we could see the apple watch in stores very soon. according to 9 to 5 mac during his trip to china, ceo tim cook promised the apple stores will start carrying the watch by june. since its launch the apple watch has been sold exclusively online. and tim cook confirmed the apple tore watch's launch will begin in china and he said the launch could not be going up any better. a busy man. >> of course the watch going great, he's got it on celebrities' arms, we're still talking about it i think the test comes when there's a true mass release of the watch. i would expect in the first few weeks, it will continue to be sold out and will continue to be a hot item. i think the jury will still be out, will this with a mass adoption product or a specialty product. i don't think we'll know until around christmas time. i still think

dennis hastert has been paid for hush money and then lying to the fbi about the money. pete williams has the latest. >> reporter: the charges are a bolt from the blue involving a public official for more than 25 years and house speaker from 1999 to 2007. since 2008 he's been a lobbyist in washington but for the past four years he has paid $1.7 million in hush money that went to someone identified as individual a from workville, illinois. she he agreed to pay them to compensate and conceal his prior misconduct against individual a. that occurred earlier. it does not say what the misconduct was. prosecutors say he started making withdrawals of $50,000 at a time and then cut them to 10,000 when questioned by the bank. prosecutors say when asked about whether he was trying to evade something or cover something up he denied having any improper purpose and suggested he didn't feel safe with the banking system. he told the fbi, i kept the cash that's what i'm doing. >> that was pete williams reporting. dennis hastert faces charges for lying to the fbi. >>> we are getting a bra

new details in the strange case against dennis hastert. >>> new severe storms pounding texas as rescuers sift through the rubble to find flood victims. welcome to "early start." i'm john berman. christine romans is off today. and happening now, the obama administration is fine tuning its isis strategy in iraq. pent goneagon officials are looking to bring sunni tribes into the fight. one possibly under consideration, the u.s. could arm sunni fighters directly. that would supplement the current system going through the shi'ite government in baghdad. this is happening as they are trying to exhume 499 bodies in tikrit which isis claim it is killed last year at a military base. iraqi officials and foreigners stayed in a hotel where bombs hit. we have our correspondent arwa damon with us. the idea of arming the sunnis directly is not without controversy. >> reporter: it is not. that's because of the ongoing secretarytarian issues here. they have yet to do that. then of course you have the various different dynamics of the battle field where you end up with more unconventional forces armed figh

so it's dennis hastert because he's squeaky clean. and then all this time he had a skeleton in the closet. >> he was not approached by this individual a until 2010. the truth of the matter he might have thought that he had gotten away with this. obviously this was behavior he had engaged in when he was a wrestling coach and teacher, and just like other people who had been accused of this kind of behavior. jerry sandusky and others who have done this kind of abuse often sometimes they think they're going get off scott free. often they don't think they're going to get in trouble. he thought it was off scott free. >> there was a scandal involving scott foley who blamed dennis hastert of not doing enough, and that involves mark foley doing things with pages and hastert knew about it and tried to ignore t and then it came out and then there is this air of corruption hanging over hastert and foley that cost them. how does that scandal look now? >> that scandal looks like the tip of the iceberg. we also had larry craig who was questioned on

do you feel that we'll hear directly from dennis hastert about these allegations. >> it is unclear. we know he will face a federal judge early next week and that is what we are told and people will wonder if le say anything then when he makes his first court appearance. we have been reaching out to him since the indictment came out yesterday and have not heard back. it appears he is laying low and talking to people to know him and he has not made any public comment since the indictment. we know that he resigned from the law firm where he worked and other than that no comment from him and interesting to see if he says anything next week. wolf. >> pamela brown, gloria borger kim phelps -- tim phelps. and we'll have an expert standing by on sexual abuse. and a man who said he knows what happened to natalee holloway. that is mobile, it is you. real madrid have about 450 million fans. we're trying to give them all the feeling of being at the stadium. the microsoft cloud gives us the scalability to communicate exactly the content that people want to see. it will help people connect to the

or did denny hastert volunteer this payment. but as you said a lot of people including those who worked with him like yourself, very surprised to see this. >> jeremy peters shocked on capitol hill yesterday from a lot of not the only my former republican colleagues but also democratic colleagues. >> and i think take that's because we have to remember the context in which hastert was elevated to the speaker itship. he was brought about into calm a traumatic period. gingrich had just resigned under pressure. living stone couldn't assume it because of an affair. and here was the guy who everybody called the coach. people said at the time back in 1999, he was the, quote, kind of overarching figure our party needs at this moment is what one of his colleagues said. and nobody expected something like this to thanhappen to this guy. he was chosen because he was exactly the opposite kind of person you would expect this to happen to. >> so the man just two steps away from the presidency was actually nicknamed the accidental speaker, but a

and another $9 million for second and third shift work in the fields and dennis will go over the next slides in detail in background on that. the storage contract is 65% [inaudible] or contract documents estimates the estimate came in 2.7 million more our budget is 15.9 million for construction. we continue to work on the risk exercise we had two measurement meetings over estimate of completion our risk manager is doinghe bottoms up analysis right now using the monte carlo and use a cop down model. we expect to have the results in the next 2-3 weeks the results will advise us on how much replenishment construction reserves we need for the budget with that i will turn it over to dennis so talk about the [inaudible]. >> morning directors. wanted to take an opportunity for a few minutes to explain the line item cmo from the previous slide and go into more detail cmo contract is awarded the june 10th, 2010. for $35 million. to next year june 27th. 2016 the current cemo budget of july 20302016 is 30 million collar dollars as we go through the process identified current rate to date and pro

questions swirling around former house speaker dennis hastert after federal prosecutors accused him of paying $2 million in hush money to an unnamed person. the news of indictment spreading fast in the small town of yorkville, illinois. >> never envisioned this former teacher, wrestling coach from kendall county ill would have the opportunity to lead the united states house of representatives. >> during the early years in yorkville he came to know the person he is accuses of trying to pay off. hastert left office in 2007 three years later investigators say, he hold multiple meetings with the person. when first asked about unusual cash withdrawals from his bank account, he told the f.b.i. that he did not feel safe with the banking system. i kept the cash. that is what i am doing. >> hastert has not responded to our request for comment and if convicted he faces up to ten careers in prison. >> first responders are using the opening of the hollywood blockbuster "san an address," to remind residents of the importance of earthquake preparedness. special screenings of the film is held at the

. >>> and dennis hastert indicted. why did he agree to pay someone millions of dollars in coverup money. let's go outfront. >>> and good evening. i'm erin burnett. outfront tonight we begin with breaking news the anthrax scare. tonight at this hour, 22 people at a u.s. base in south korea, four more in the united states undergoing treatment for exposure to lethal anthrax spores. 22 air force personnel are undergoing treatment about an hour south of seoul going through post exposure treatments. but these air force personnel received a shipment that contained live specimens of anthrax. it's a potent biological weapon. this shipment though, came from the united states military itself. the anthrax was shipped according to one defense official via fedex from an army lab in utah to the base. and commercial laboratories in nine other american states also received the deadly bioagent. they were supposed to contain what's called a dead agent of anthrax. it was a lab in maryland that was the first to report that this anthrax was

again, dennis will have highlights later on in sports., wait until you see who really stole the show after the game. she is adorable. >> reporter: she is. she is such a cutie, liz, we are talking about steph curry cease adorable daughter riley. she is almost three years old. take a look. here she is give the game giving her dad a quick good luck kiss. there is her mother aisha. after the game, at a post game news conference, she was hamming it up for the cameras. [ laughter ] >> we are both supposed to ... >> just do well, daddy. be quiet. [ laughter ] >> we are both supposed to do that for his team in the third quarter. she is so funny. all right. come sit right here. >> reporter: the warriors tweeted this photo of riley hiding under the podium saying a picture truly is worth a thousand words. that photo has been retweeted thousands of times tonight. riley curry is a top trend in the bay area and all over the web. this little girl dominated the news conference like her dad dominate it is court right? >> absolutely. she was so cute. they