. >> reporter: his mother told diehl he was concerned. >> they did notice something was different about him by the time he came home. >> reporter: routh's mother reportedly sought help for her son. she approached chris kyle, who was well-known for helping veterans. >> he said i'm going to do everything i can to help your son. >> reporter: brandon webb has also battled ptsd insisting it's a treatable diagnosis, not a defense for murder. >> i don't believe he suffered from ptsd. i believe he was mentally ill, and i think that's a big difference. and had chris known that this was a person that was suffering from mental illness, not a veteran suffering from post-traumatic stress, i don't think chris would have ever found himself on the shooting range with this guy. >> reporter: over the next few days, the defense is expected to call more members of eddie routh's family to a jury made up mostly women ten women, two men. >> i'd be more concerned about it's texans. is it enough for the defense to say there's evidence that this guy was mentally ill for him to therefore not be held responsible.

governor diehl in the state of georgia has issued this state of emergency.e we expecting there where you are? >> i think they're playing it safe because if you recall the two inches that atlanta received last year pretty much shut down the entire perimeter in the city for a couple of days. children had to be rescued from school busses. edging on the side of caution and just on safety ice should stay well to the north. a day ago it looked like atlanta could see a couple of inches and significant icing, but it's been trending warm so that's very good news from atlanta and it looks like it may warm up enough that it will be rain and there may be an inch in some of the northern county but metro atlanta should miss this one. i wouldn't be surprised to have slick spots, but erring on the side of caution. >> especially as we saw what happened happen there last year. will give us a sense, if we can show people of what you and i were talking about earlier. just the weight of the snow and what that has done to some of the buildings especially where you were before in

all we can do is put a fair diehl out there we feefl is fair and equitable at market value and extolhe virtues of being this ball club. we have a great relationship. both of those, jordan and ian, i've known them their whole professional careers and they're -- i respect them greatly and but they have to do what's best for themselves and my job is to do what's best for the nationals organization. >> there's nothing going on right now, haven't heard anything and yoin during the season i don't really want to talk. season. so if something does pop up in spring we'll listen and see what happens. but as of right now there's nothing going on. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> funny singing grown men singing happy birthday. didn't get 31 candles but denard spahn did get birthday wishes. the nats center fielder limited with options for his big celebration. >> there ain't too much to be in vie yair ra man. depend ong the weather, maybe go to orlando, to a nice restaurant depending on the weather. probably not. maybe do that over the weekend. but most likely movies. you know when in doubt, always go

. >> the indictments say this woman, 58-year-old marjorie diehl armstrong apparently planned the robberyther person charged, kenneth barnes. prosecutors say armstrong needed cash to pay barnes to murder her father. so they enlisted wells, the pizza delivery man, to rob the bank. prosecutors say armstrong and barnes even watched wells rob the bank from a safe distance. wells' relatives insist he had nothing to do with this strange and complicated plot. >> he did not know any of these people. that's why they had to lure him to the tower to plant the bomb on him. >> prosecutors say wells could have alerted someone before robbing the bank, and they don't know if wells ever knew the bomb was real. kenneth barnes eventually pleads guilty to two felony charges and is sentenced to 45 years. but his sentence is cut in half testimony unindicted co-conspirator. for his loved ones, the apparent said was too strange to dream and a wannabe stuntman tries to >> better do something quick otherwise, i'm going to burn and sinister, strange, shocking." we come by almost every day to deliver your mail so if

>> i diehl deal with the small to medium. >> we have very large clients and we like to think of themi really believe in this in new era of innovation and i think it's fabulous that someone at one point that looked at it as a back-end process is now looking at it as a front-forward company in payments. i really think the opportunity sits in bringing more information about the client to the her chant. >> i actually think we're in business to help grow business. and that's really the objective. and we're in business and have tools to do this. could change the experience between the end consumer and the merchant. improv it. udge see it in products like our virtual gift product. which is unparalleled. these moves, encryptions within the point of sale. chip in pin. it took so long for the when i got to date evidence i think in some places we're in the middle of it. if you have 6 million merchants globally, 400 in the u.s. and 800 cards and you don't have the technology, you may be in the middle of it. we changed our attitude. the minute we got there we adopted e.m.v. and were going way bef