>> what dina told police was revealing. hand around my neck and attempt to sexually assault me. >> more than once? >> more than once, yeah. and i have had a great old-fashion wind up alarm clock that met his head. >> two more courtney family members.ujjr(áátjuu(áq claiming that joel had raped or tried to rape them. >> the further we got into the investigation as far as the number of people we interviewed, the more sexual assaults came to light. >> and more pieces of the puzzle were coming together quickly. despite their troubled past, dina and joel had maintained a relationship over the years. joel's sister now showed police these photographs of joel and his family, not at their home in new mexico, but visiting dina's home in the portland suburbs, in may 2004, the very month brooke wilberger disappeared. joel, his wife rosie and three kids needed a place to stay. joel had gotten a job supervising a cleaning crew, a job that meant that he would be traveling all over the state of oregon. >> we were under the impression that h

all at once dina realized she couldn't do the job anymore. was seeing three bodies at once. but she started to turn in a circle and it was the saddest moment in a life. she literally was saying, i love you master but i can't put you in jeopardy and i can't do the work. betty had been my friend for many years. when nelson, came to live with us because i needed another seeing dog. dina became an aging dog who said, i am no longer able to work, i no longer have a job. and she stopped eating. >> i learned it was all up here. i learned a lot from this golden girl. >> what did you learn from her. >> i learned that you can adopt to anything and you can handle it if you just don't lose your sense of balance and of who you are. when she first came i didn't know, the reason tom had to make the change was because she had been so depressed and so upset about nelson. she came into my house and when he turned her over to me. she watched them pull away on the driveway and i thought it was going to be -- i didn't know how she was going to react. she turned a

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good afternoon i'm steve sanders and tim dina bair we welcome our viewers were watching us around the country and wgn america and on the web will go to uriel claire who is live from city hall >>they are trying to close at $31 million budget gap the mayor has come up with to plans to save $20 million >>i'm not going to fill about 200 positions that are open and in the remaining six months that will accumulate to $10 million in savings >>federally qualified community health care is better health care in five of six measurements and they do it better than the city of chicago would so were the partner with those programs and save the taxpayers at least $10 million there >>said that accounts for the 20 and for the remaining 11 million workplace reform is getting discussed with the union leaders ideas are being floated to those union leaders and he is awaiting reaction >>the furlough has been given back as of today what we need now to do for that remaining 11 million partners we need to work as partners with the unions to come up with savings they said their ideas will come forward in the n

that's right, dina lohan could be on the next season of "dancing with the stars."he plans to perform that dance she learned from lindsey, the 12-step. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] let me in! let me in! [ laughter and applause ] oh, i'm sorry. my apartment is over there. [ laughter ] hey, here's an update on the debt crisis, you guys. president obama says that seniors may not get social security checks if a deal isn't reached on august 2nd or before. in response, seniors are like, did you say "b-4?" "b-4!" [ laughter ] bingo! i have bingo. who said "b-4?" [ laughter ] get this, a woman in michigan is suing her ex after he broke up with her on facebook. not only that, the guy only waited like five minutes before he started poking someone else. [ laughter ] so that was like -- that's right. the woman sued her ex for breaking up with her on facebook. she's seeking over $8,000 and nearly half of his farmville land. [ laughter ] she deserves it. she deserves it. this is interesting. saks fifth avenue planning to open a new store next year in kazakhstan, or as it

that you admit it is great which you go on to say that dina phobia is being incited deliberately. would you tell me who in russia would benefit from fueling ethnic tensions besides extremist politicians with negligible ratings. you know ethnic tensions can be used again benefits. even political benefits. and some dishonest people can use. i mean people who have certain political ambitions but it's just people who have certain political goals just so you know those are people's you. security services should fight. i for one have never heard of an openly intelligent person to be elected to the russian parliament sentiment remains at street level and in the press maybe. given that why are some people still trying to exit it was this just means that we are in tune a good job i don't mean myself but rather my colleagues. we're able to prevent a xeno folks from reaching your goal getting into missy who are infiltrating other agencies. our efforts are using positive results. the quality and qualification of migrant workers who come to russia have a great impact on people's attitudes towa

states of america this is a win tonight is this going to get three years ago for example or the case of dina zuma which now is leaving the family in the state of your and the problem is that these parents are not parents exactly because they don't have any judicial status. to work to raise a child they don't want to adopt him. do not want to let him go home to russia. this is a zero situation since part of the stuff the presidential commission or for children's rights spotlight will be back shortly will continue this interview out there break they'll go. public. with the end of the cold war and the going away of the soviet union many people thought that nuclear weapons disappear. the risk is not zero that something might be going off by mistake especially nuclear weapons on hair trigger alert. but simply to use it a day as a threat or as an extra. you know if you keep spending a trillion dollars a year on weapons of eventually you're going to blow everything up you you know people are dying from these weapons but until we actually see if people don't wake up to nuclear weapons will be mute.

peter and dina are innkeepers on east brother island in the middle of san francisco bay in an historichthouse. it's one of the few lighthouses you can stay in. it's a lot of manual labor for the inn keeps. when they host guests at the unique bed and breakfast, they often spend hours playing board ga and mes and drinking wine and listening to that fog horn. >>> now to a clever owed to independence day. jeremiah warren is a vig yog rahher if you saw there, he rigged some fireworks with cameras, let them go and uploaded the video. >> i had a piece of pvc i stuck into the ground i put fireworks inside that. for filming, i attached the camera at the bottom looking up or at the top looking down. the problem was attaching the camera, shooting it and hoping it looked good. >> and it good, a unique bird's eye perspective of the fireworks tonight. he plans to release another video around the next holiday. >>> let's check in now with jim kozamor for a look at sport this is independence day. >> good evening to you. the padres look to rain on the giants holiday parade. every dog has its da4t is joe

generally associated with beefy man but in russia school says the women up flexing their muscles to dina has been getting to grips with some of them determined to become international stars. there is little clue as to why this quiet corner of russia and the north caucasus hide such a powerful secret because his hand that we find perhaps some of the strongest women in the country but they're hoping their arm wrestling talents will one day be shared with the world in the olympic arena. began wrestling in nine hundred ninety four but now she's clearly a super woman with town world and fourteen year old gold medals born in a small village in the mountains she says that she has achieved everything she wished for and now it's time for a younger generation to follow in her winning footsteps i've been as biggest concern though is that this poor doesn't get the recognition she feels it deserves sometimes we simply don't have money to go to the championships after training so hard young girls are losing the stimulus to continue when they hear that there is no chance for them to go unless they coll

commemorate the twentieth anniversary of that success the army men took on their cross-town rivals dina as richard reports. ninety ninety one was to prove to be a fantastic year in the history of serious car moscow the club managed to win a league cup double playing some very trying to football and what proved to be the subject union's final football season. that you're going to play football for the fans while they were thoughts about getting a move to europe where we could earn much more money we were always trying to play at our best to impress clubs abroad and try and get a move there this was very prestigious just like playing for your national team cisco would never get the chance to tender trophies as almost immediately after the season and finished the soviet union broke up nevertheless some of the players would now be open to completely new opportunities which a few years ago would have been unthinkable one thousand perestroika are in full flow a trickle of players such as the science of choice appear in one nine hundred eighty eight hundred decided to quiet their trade abroad

they met through his sister dina, who was jennifer's best friend.s, the woman who was having her baby the day jennifer was killed. >> she had ideas that maybe she might one day be married to your brother? >> oh, yeah, they talked about it. yeah. six children, they were going to have a basketball team. >> they were in love? >> yeah, they were in love. >> but when scott and jennifer enrolled in different colleges many miles apart, their romance was put on hold. >> we knew the distance would be a strain on the relationship. so we -- she started seeing other guys. i started seeing other girls. but we still talked and kept it close. >> and did you intend to resume a full-time relationship when you graduated? >> that's hard to say. that was my opinion at the time. >> investigator boone confirmed snowden couldn't have been the killer. professors proved he was three hours away at his college the morning of jennifer's death. but what about that watch? why would a woman likely fighting for her life hold on to a thing like that? >> i have no idea why she would

on videotape and posted on the internet good afternoon i am dan ponce in for steve sanders and don dina bair we welcome our viewers were watching us around the country and wgn america and on the web. muriel clair is live with a report from police headquarters ... >>police are not ruling out that there will soon be more arrests. >>darren haze of hammond indiana is encaustic the with three charges of battery in conjunction with an attack on a man sunday night in the lakeview committee boys town section ... a 25 year-old man was stabbed to after a melee started from he rode verbal exchange videos facebook and tips from them community have been key ... the video was well publicized and gave us a lot of information on the people involved we saw good pictures of the people involved after that people came forward to give misinformation and names of people who were involved once we had a face our detective was able to get an and manage from facebook but we had no name associated we had an anonymous source from the african-american community come forward to provide us with a name. he turned hims

championship see eskimo school regroup to commemorate the victory with a clash against city rivals dina. let's get off the mark with formula one where the british grand prix is in full swing mark webber the man starting from the front of the grid marking only the second time a nine races his red bull stablemate season leader sebastian vettel failed to secure pole but remain champion vettel didn't wait long to seize the initiative the german overtaking webber right from the off so run twenty three laps in. silverstone it's vettel the man. who won here last season is second while mcclaren is lewis hamilton overtaking fernando alonso into third russian vitaly petrov started from fourteenth on the grid for rhino he's done in sixteen. care from england to argentina we go where nerves are juggling for brazil at the cup america the defending champions must know when their last group game to ensure a progression into the quarterfinals after a second straight draw against part of why this time they ate time winners soap. in the scoring thirty eight minutes in truth johnson who's a long shot. of

and coming three has already hyper inflated the dollar and we know a lot about hyperinflation ours dina because we went through it in one thousand nine hundred ninety one as the way to break up the euro when the right time comes is just breaking it up because it is not hyper inflated however it is politically weak because if greece were to pull out and spain were to pull out and portugal or to pull out maybe even the germans might decide to go back to the old go to mark because it would make might be to make life easier for them but their governments are so online so this global agenda that they wouldn't dare do that on the scene are told by their bosses. all right currently what we're hearing out of brussels and the confound made up of the leaders of various countries and these international organizations as that they want to expand the concept of a european credit facility they want to create a new lending facility which would be let's say ten to twenty trillion euros in size and going back to the davus conference of the past year it was discussed that to solve the global financial cr

good afternoon everyone i am robert jordan in for steve sanders >>and dom dina bair we welcome our viewers who are watching us around the country on the beach yet america and on the web at >>we have a live report at dusable harbor with the latest from nancy loo >>it is believed to be a 29 year-old man from orlando park park the body was retrieved at 910 this morning just minutes after beginning where they left off at 230 in the morning >>a sail boat spotted the man going under but he was too far away to get to him and time the marine unit marked the area before calling off the initial search at to 30 this morning due to the darkness. >>we have information from the previous surge that gave us good coordinates which is wary went back this morning a shirt was recovered last night from the area so we went right back to the area and we located the victim with an 25 yds of the markers that we place their. re.. >>the body was not positively identified but it is believed to be that young man from orlando park. >>chicago route police are reviewing a tape of a violent beating in the lake view neighb

blacklist the north caucasus correspondent dina never has the details. i list of individuals and companies suspected also involvement in financing of terrorism was published in this government own newspaper this morning you know this document was a previously confidential but now part of it is open to public companies that are present in this list are located in different countries and basically across the globe there are companies that are based in egypt in afghanistan in somalia and even in germany and the united states in terms of individuals they also come from a significant range of countries from the countries of the middle east from african countries from germany the united states and from russia russian citizens primarily komo from of the republics of the volatile region of russia's north caucasus from cheney and from and i guess done there are also some well known names in this list some well known groups like the most in brotherhood al qaida and russia's most wanted terrorist the motto of this document shows is that some kind of a gnat or a cow

and had written his own backyard early this morning >>that afternoon i am steve sanders >>and dom dina bair we welcome our viewers who are watching us from a country on wgn america and on the web. >>at 9 year-old boy had is gone to the backyard to let his dog in for the night when he fell victim to gunfire shot in the head and as he clings to life at this hour chicago police search for the gunman. >>more questions and answers remain today after nine year- old south side boy was shot in the head i was just coming out of my crotch and i heard the shooting and i ran in thedriveway and i heard shots i ran into the house >>ivan burdens jr. was shot in the head and rushed to the on a hospital in critical condition the boy had been up watching tv with his dad when he went outside to bring his dog and for the night before being shot >>it's horrible it's horrible it's horrible ... >>he was a very sweet kid the father did work at my house sometimes and he would always bring his little boy over with them ... >>according to relatives the boys sent this attends bennett elementary school on the far

shacknai denied that to police, saying dina filed false and misleading reports.ey offered a joint statement saying, quote, while our marriage did not work out as either of us had hoped it did produce a wonderful son max whom both of us loved very much. his loss is unimaginable. zahau's sister tells abc news she had a conversation with rebecca the night before she died. they spoke off and on for about 4 1/2 hours. she says rebecca was going to go visit max in the hospital later the next day. and she insists, she still believes her sister did not kill herself. david? >> this story sad all the way around. that little smile on that little bobo max. >>> we'll turn to those new detaililon twin sisters who first made h hdlines about singing about white supremacy. as we told you yesterday morning here on "gma," they're now teenagers who say they've changed their tune and embrace diversity. but after our report they had more to say. they spoke with abc's juju, who is here with us again today. good morning, juju. >> good morning, david. i spent a solid heated hour on the p

dina iverson is helping organize the fund-raiser at the nearby american legion post just a few blocksy. >> they came together, we're all upset by it. the staff wouldn't be working for approximately three months. >> 15-year bartender matthew manly appreciates the fund-raising to help him and other staff members. >> with the bar burning, that's money out of your pocket, how do you stay? >> that's tough. i'm getting by. >> the fund-raiser is july 15th at the american legion hall post number 8 on capitol hill. and you guys, i've taken sources there because it's so dark, you can't see who you're meeting with. >> that always helps. >> it's good for the sources, they do not want to be seen. >>> it's cleanup day on the national mall after last night's big celebration. the fireworks lit up the sky above the monument making for a spectacular show. but it was fun, but it was messy. a lot of cardboard shells and debris on the ground. volunteers are busy cleaning up today, crews broke down those barriers. everything gets back to normal. >> they had pretty normal skies last night as promised by dou

neighbor and loyal customer dina iverson is helping promote the july 15th fund-raiser by the friendsf the tune inn at the nearby american legion post just a few blocks away. >> they came together when they saw the fire, we were all upset about it, and concerned for the staff that wouldn't be working for approximately three months. >> this was the tune inn just days before the fire. 15-year bartender matthew manly appreciates the fund-raising to help him and other staff members. >> with the bar burning, that's money out of your pocket. how do you stay? >> it's tuf. i'm getting by. >> it's hard for these guys, isn't it? >> yes, that's why we're having the fund-raiser. on capitol hill, everyone sticks together. >> if you'd like to help, go to nbcwashington.com and search tune inn. >>> coming up, might be some problems with the final launch problems with the final launch of the space shuttle "atlantis." when your eyes are smiling... you're smiling. and when they're laughing... you're laughing. be kind to your eyes... with transitions lenses. transitions adapt to changing light so you see

and i find it difficult to do the dina functions. tie my shoe las and making a cup of tea. find that very difficult but i can write and i've come to believe that's cause in fact my brain's in some way dreaming. it's in some way in the world of sleep that hasn't quite come out of it. >> charlie: it's an extension of the subconscious. >> yes. so when i write in the morning before lunch, i think i'm still writing. in the afternoon i've got to level of concentration that is very like the steof being asleep. it's very interesting. i used to think that i was in control of everything. and that i was fully awake, but more and more i think that writing fiction is in the process of dreaming. people go to sleep every night and they write reams of fiction, every night. they invent characters. >> charlie: intheir dreams. >> in their dreams. they can't control them. imagine one would be flooded and they could control their dreams. >> charlie: do you ever translate your dreams into your books? i sometimes put dreams straight into my, i just finished a john banville book a few weeks ago. i

. >> arizona police records show a rocky relationship between jonah shacknai and max's mother dina, withbance reports in 2008 and 2009. but the two issued a statement monday down playing those records saying, while our marriage did not work out as either of us had hoped, it did produce a wonderful son max who both of us loved very much. his loss is unimaginable." local law enforcement officials says they're waiting for what could be the missing pieces to this puzzle, the forensic reports, and that could take a matter of weeks. sandra endo, cnn, coronado, california. >> all right. sandra. up next nerd heaven. have you heard of comic-con? are you as unfamiliar with it as i am? we will tell you all about it next. the first network to finish gets rescued. does your phone know that we're racing ? done ! verizon's done ! i've got seven left ! the fastest network in america. verizon. built so you can rule the air. now powering the lg revolution. yoo-hoo. hello. it's water from the drinking fountain at the mall. [ male announcer ] great tasting tap water can now come from any faucet anywhere. in

as employee dina mcphee watches. >> they cuffed him and then he must have said something about a bomb or said that he had something on him. because then he -- the police officers proceeded in running in different directions. >> as the area is evacuated, cameraman dan holland holds his position. he has his lens trained on the scene where wells is trying to convince the police he was forced to rob the bank by someone else. the same person who put the bomb around his neck. >> i'm not lying. did you call my boss? >> the man was strangely calm. he was just kind of sitting there. i mean, i know if i would have had a bomb on my neck, i would have probably been in a panic mode. >> as witnesses and media look on, wells talks out loud about the bomb to anyone who will listen. >> he pulled a key out and started a timer. i heard the thing ticking when he did it. it's going to go off. >> for 20 tense minutes, police keep their distance, waiting for the bomb squad to arrive. in obvious distress, wells pleads with police as the clock ticks. >> why is no one trying to come get this thing off me? >> h

in one, after jonas says dina tried to choke him, dina describes being bitten by his german shepherd in the presence of their child, adding, i feel scared of what he is capable of doing to me physically via the dog as well as the lengths he would go to try to destroy me. no criminal charges were filed. in response, they issued a joint statement saying, quote, these police reports are not reflective of the totality or the precise details of the events during a difficult time in our marriage. shacknai has not issued any statement on the death of rebecca. police say they do not believe he was home when she died. they say it was her brother who found her body and called 911. >> we have spoken to both brothers, yes, and we have conducted thorough interviews with the brothers and, again, they've been cooperative with us. >> reporter: although police say they found her body naked, her hands bound with a rope behind her back and her feet tied together, too, they have not ruled out the possibility that her death was a suicide. >> we have had cases where people have secured their hands behind

daughter dina manages place. >> well, we're here to stay. >> so far they've been around 24 years.l the changes in the book business, their readers keep coming back. packwood says their secret is something you just can't download. >> customer service. >> knowing your customers? >> yes, being able to build rapport with them, knowing what they read and also our customers go way back as far as they've grown up in the store when they were children, the mother brought them in and then they come back and bring their children. and it's sort of family-like. >> reporter: kyra, all the experts we talk to say it's pretty much going to be a world that has both ebooks and regular books in them. there are always going to be those who love the feel of a book and always those who like technology. the reality is this, would without batteries and, would under 10,000 feet and you can beat on it and it still continues to work for you. kyra? >> what exactly are you reading there? is that one of your all-time favorites is? >> is that an all-time great? >> it's just one of these kind of sea adventure sto

. >> reporter: it was a picture perfect birthday holiday in tuscany for dina's 40th. >> i wanted to be: and for jennifer o'donnell, she's planning on celebrating 40 with a beach week followed by a spa day. >> i've always thought 40 was a big deal. >> reporter: entering a new decade and changing her old ways. >> i definitely grew up thinking 40 was old. as you get closer, it's really not that old. >> reporter: turning 40 is a different experience for women these days. they're in the midst of raising kids, building their careers, and running their daily lives. and more and more, instead of dwelling on what's behind them, they're looking forward to what's to come. >> they are much more vibrant than their mothers or grandmothers were at this age. >> reporter: sharon jason writes about behavior and relationships for "usa today." in an article, she said sociology may explain why for generation xers, 40 is no longer middle age. >> a 40-year-old a few decades ago was sending a child to college. now they're having babies. >> i like to say i'm going to be 40 and fabulous. >> reporter: 40 wasn't