>> he asked me what my problem was. >> expletive problem? >> yes, sir. i was wearing a rain jacket and i put my cell phone in my jacket pocket as opposed to do my jeans pocket where i normally keep it. i immediately went to grab my phone to call 911 instead of nonemergency and when i reached into my pants pocket that's where i keep it out of habit it wasn't there and i was shocked. i looked up and he punched me and broke my nose. >> one shot. >> he said to you, you have expletive, do you have a problem. >> do you have a problem. what's your problem? >> you said to him actioks i do have a problem. >> you reach for your phone? >> i reach for it as i was saying no, i don't have a problem. >> at that point you just got hit? >> he was already within arm's length from me. >> was that the punch in the nose that broke your nose? >> yes. >> ep right there. you went immediately down on the ground? >> i don't remember when i went immediately to the ground but i ended up on the ground. >> what do you remember happened from there, because there were police reports an

>> he asked me what my problem was. >> expletive problem?ir. >> i was wearing a rain jacket and i put my cell phone in my jacket pocket as opposed to my jeans pocket where i normally keep it and i immediately went to grab my phone to call 911 instead of the knowlednonemerge when i reached into my pants pocket that's where i keep it out of habit i was shocked. i looked up he punched me and broke my nose. >> one shot. >> yes. >> he said to you, you have expletive you have a problem. >> do you have a problem, what's your problem. >> you said to him? >> i don't have a problem. >> yes, sir. >> you reach for your phone. i reach for it as i was saying no i don't have a problem. >> at that point you just got hit? >> he was already within arm's length from me. >> was that the punch in the nose that broke your nose? >> yes. >> you went immediately down to the ground? >> i don't remember when i went immediately to the ground or if he pushed me to the ground but i ended up on the ground. >> what do you remember happened from there? there were police rep

they said these expletives get away with this all the time. do you remember what you said specifically on the tape? >> punks. >> not a racial epet hnc of an kind. >> you said on the 911 call that he was running. is there any chance in retrospect as you look back on that night, what happened, and the nation is paying a lot of attention to this. >> yes, sir. >> trying to maybe get into the mind-set, we were speaking with the girlfriend supposedly at the time. and h was afraid of you? >> no. >> why do you think he was running then? >> maybe i said running, but he was more. >> it was like skipping, going away quickly. but he wasn't running out of fear. >> he wasn't running, he wasn't actually running? >> no, sir. >> at that point we can hear the unbuckling of the seat belt, and dispatch asks you, and this became a key moment everyone focused on him. he said yes, explain that. >> i meant i was going in the same directions as him. to tell the police where he was going. i didn't mean i was actually pursuing him. >> the moment some suggested you were

>> he asked me what my problem was. >> expletive problem? >> yes, sir.as wearing a rain jacket and i put my cell phone in my jacket pocket as opposed to do my jeans pocket where i normally keep it. i immediately went to grab my phone to call 911 instead of nonemergency and when i reached into my pants pocket that's where i keep it out of habit it wasn't there and i was shocked. i looked up and he punched me and broke my nose. >> one shot. >> he said to you, you have expletive, do you have a problem. >> do you have a problem. what's your problem? >> you said to him actioks i do have a problem. >> you reach for your phone? >> i reach for it as i was saying no, i don't have a problem. >> at that point you just got hit? >> he was already within arm's length from me. >> was that the punch in the nose that broke your nose? >> yes. >> ep right there. you went immediately down on the ground? >> i don't remember when i went immediately to the ground but i ended up on the ground. >> what do you remember happened from there, because there were police reports and de

. >> is the word t language [expletive] something good that you would refer to?> no, sir, it's not. >> does that indicate ill will hatred in spite against somebody else, sir? >> no, sir, it's not. >> in your opinion, calling somebody, reference them as, pardon the language [expletive] punks? >> that is a will and spite! it is? >> yes. >> so, sonnie, the prosecution is trying to get to the heart of the second-degree murder charge here, right? >> that's right. and i thought, you know, bernie's redirect was masterful. the prosecution has to show that zimmerman had a depraved mind. how do you show that? that he had ill will. that he had hatred. that he had spite. now you've got the chief investigator was saying, well, actually, yeah, it is ill will. it is hate. it is spite. that gives the prosecution enough to go with evidence of ill will. i think this was a huge victory today. >> huge. really, sonnie, what planet are you on? it may get them passed. it may get them passed the judge throwing this case out. but i'm telling you, i think it looks like a complete -- >> i

she used experience epithets and expletives that he needn't used, and he made that point. if she was lying, why did she include that? >> i think trial attorneys, at least, when they're trying to humanize an person or spending a lot of time on their intelligence or you should listen to them because, you know, don't look at the cover, look at the information, is because they don't -- obviously it was negative to them. there was some inconsistencies whether or not she was telling the truth. on the second day of testimony her temperature seemed more formal, yes or no, and it appeared that maybe she would be currying favors. there's going to be instructions. you're going to have to weigh the evidence. whether or not she would curry favor toward the presence because this was her friend, is something the jury has to weigh. i wouldn't have spent time talking about that. she is what she is, and i don't think anybody should make excuses for that. obviously the jury -- jurors aren't stupid, martin action and i don't think that attorneys should spent time explaining that to them. i th

he started with the expletives.ng to repeat those. >> gregg: blank, blank and he is getting away with it. >> it's a shock value. >> gregg: is that ill-will? >> that is what they are arguing. that is all they have evidence other than the other other calls he made zimmerman. five calls came in. calls not expletives like that, evidencing nervousness about people and robberies in that neighborhood. that could from the prosecution's perspective that could lead to a thought of harbored ill-will. depraved mind. that night trayvon martin at the wrong place and wrong time. >> i think it's difficult at getting murder two. that is why the prosecutors are pushing so hard for manslaughter because they knew, they hadn't been able to establish, ill-will. even with random statements that zimmerman attributed, that is not enough. >> depraved mind without regard to human life. they have to show that. >> gregg: then you go down below and defines depraved to human life, ill-will and several other things klsmt is why the prosecutor, i w

>> expletive problem? >> yes, sir. jacket and i put my cell phone in my jacket pocket as opposed to my jeans pocket where i normally keep it and i immediately went to grab my phone to call 911 instead of nonemergency. when i reached into my pants pocket because that's where i keep it out of habit it wasn't there. i was shocked. i looked up and he punched me and broke my nose. >> one shot? >> yes. >> he said to you you have expleti expletive, you have a problem? >> do you have a problem. what's your problem? >> you said i don't have a problem. >> yes, sir. >> you reached for your phone? >> i reached for it as i was saying i don't have a problem. >> at that point you just got hit? >> he was already within arms length. >> was that the punch in the nose that broke your nose? >> yes, sir. >> right there and you went immediately down to the ground? >> i don't remember if i went immediately or if he pushed me to the ground but i ended up on the ground. >> what do you remember happen from there? there were police reports and d

we want to keep our expletive e competitive edge our ambassadors and interpreters are out on the streets everyday trying to talk to communities residents and others about language rights and services and our cb o partners are out there doing the work of clients also telling me that you know, i have the right to request translation and interpreter. my ideal would be to have every single employee tell them they can assess those services and we can move forward with the community partners they're doing the heavy lifting in educating our residents. i'm proud to support them but we have to work together to make sure it's correct and accurate and they check us in our interpretations and we do the same for them and i really want to thank our office for the work they've done and i know that a number of my colleagues have advocated for more money we have to put our money where our work is i want to >> tracy: thank you for your work to get the language accessibility and the services available that were i know that essentially there was a beginning of a lawsuit that was suggested in the area of the

it was not the way john guy or bernie say those expletives, the way the enunciation and emphasis they put on it, it has to be in the context of the way my client said it, and as every witness who has testified about the way my client said it, there's no spite, anger, ill will, hatred, anything more than frustration. >> where do you see the last few days of this case going now, mark, and in particular, the big question, i guess, will you put george zimmerman on the stand? >> i've been asked that a lot, i have to wait until the state has proven their case beyond a reasonable doubt before we would ever consider putting george zimmerman on the stand. we already have statements that the story is out. we can't forget the one major point about this case. the case has to disprove that george acted in self-defense beyond a reasonable doubt. to date, i don't think they've come close to doing that, i'm going to incorporate that decision into the decision whether or not to put george on the stand. as to the other issues, you know, we're going to deal with some of the forensic evidence now, the ex

a former intern led him to go on an expletive-laced tirade. >>> a federal appeals court ruled tuesday the government can collect records showing your cell phone's location without obtaining a warrant. the key basis, cell phone use is entirely voluntary and users forfeit the right for location records to be constitutionally protected. >>> talk about pressure, take a look at this tight rope walker in china. breaking a guinness world record. it would take me 38 hours. >> it would take me never. >>> one usher at the oakland a's game knows how to get down. oakland winning against the toronto blue jays. left arm, right arm. the camera scanned over to number 238 here, he's an usher. look at those 180s he does. then the m.j. move. the guy's got it down. next time he's going to be doing, what, a duggy? >> maybe the most entertaining part of that game. >> it is. >> i'd sit in section 238 so he'd be there. >> that was the fourth win -- they had a winning streak of four games, he probably helped them. they lost yesterday. >>> time for a look ahead, president obama heads to capitol hill today to m

and another quote, "lord help our expletive scam.s to be the stupidest place i have worked at." >> john: by the way just incidentally i'm guessing that's not the first time that she smith has had to say, "this has to be the stupidest place i've ever worked at." but now, look, look. [ cheers and applause ] you might have heard him during that report say credit rating agencies accepted cash in exchange for triple-a ratings. that might sound to you like a bribe when actually it's much worse than that. it's standard business practice. and don't take that from a political is a tirist. take it from a satirical politician. >> the "washington post" depicts the problem quite well in this satirical cartoon. now here you see the rating agencies giving three tens to a figure skater labeledded wall street. he says, "i pay their salaries." that's why he's getting the three tens or triple-a. and, yes, he's a figure skater and he's dumping trash really. there you see an apple core. there's a fish. head. skeleton. a banana. you know what those do on

zimmerman had once said martin confronted him, using an expletive, asking what's your problem, homey. that version was later changed. then there's the recorded statementing saying after he shot martin he spread the teenager's arms. evidence shows martin was face down with his arms under his body. was zimmerman changing his story to help his case or could it be memory loss? a phenomena called hisser the call amnesia. psychiatrist mark rubinstein has treated hundreds of patient whols suffered from this. >> it's caused by the release of certain chemicals in the brain when one is facing a psychologically traumatic event and the attempts to protect one's self. the person so affected is not going to remember either an entire episode or chunks of an episode. >> reporter: with hisser t erhi call amnesia, witness root testified about this. >> because of the high stress event, it alters the manner in which they interpret the information they're receiving. >> reporter: in any of this sounds particular, it's because hysterical amnesia was a key topic in the jodi arias trial. she stabled her boyfr

and another quote, "lord help our expletive scam. this has to be the stupidest place i have worked at." >> john: by the way just incidentally i'm guessing that's not the first time that she smith has had to say, "this has to be the stupidest place i've ever worked at." but now, look, look. [ cheers and applause ] you might have heard him during that report say credit rating agencies accepted cash in exchange for triple-a ratings. that might sound to you like a bribe when actually it's much worse than that. it's standard business practice. and don't take that from a political is a tirist. take it from a satirical politician. >> the "washington post" depicts the problem quite well in this satirical cartoon. now here you see the rating agencies giving three tens to a figure skater labeledded wall street. he says, "i pay their salaries." that's why he's getting the three tens or triple-a. and, yes, he's a figure skater and he's dumping trash really. there you see an apple core. there's a fish. head. skeleton. a banana. you know what thos

his communication director trashed one of the directors and going off in an expletive raced rant and then apologizing. hils wife has not been with him on the campaign trail with reports he sexted more women. good to see both of you. good morning. >> good morning. >> this video just now where he is telling people, i won't quit, you have to be able to teal with the scrutiny if you're mayor of new york and it goes on and on. it kind of looked like people were clapping, jackie, and nodding in his audience. he is making his point? >> he keeps saying he is not going to quit so i guess we have to believe him. i believe at this point he is fourth in this mayoral race and probably not make the runoff. he has kind of crossed the line from someone who is really trying to bring himself back into the public eye to punch line and once you go to punch line, probably going to stay there, carlos danger and the like. there really isn't a path forward for him so i guess what else is he going to do, right? >> yes. he seems to be in some way enjoying this at these events. let me play another little clip.

complaint says the teen was told not to expletive up because both men whole lot of money on the marijuana grope. teen was reported missing from the los angeles area in april. lapd believes he kidnapped the girl for sex. >> not clear when the girl first went mixing. she called police to tell them she was okay. the call was traceed to call in says west sacramento and she was found safe and 2 suspects arrested. >> cornell thank you. >> new tonight at 11. candle light vigil for woman known as the pet nanny took place this evening near her east oakland home. 66-year-old judy solomon shot and killed yesterday afternoon while driving home on fern street. crowd of family friends gather to share their memory and their shock over her death. judy older sister spoke to the crowd. >> i loved her very much i'm devastated. it's a waste. waste of a life. >>reporter: solomon often babysat pets of her neighbors. police are looking at footage from surveillance camera in the area hoping that will lead them to her killer. >> death threats graffiti targeting police officers. authorities santa cruz looking for

zimmerman can be heard saying these expletives always get away. de la rionda asked serino if he asked those tor friendly comments and he agreed that he did not consider those to be friendly comments. also when it comes to the issue of the address on that reenactment. george zimmerman said he did not know the address. but de la rionda pointed out there was an address in plain view, in plain sight. showed the picture to the jury. that was another big moment in this case. also when it comes to the issue of profiling. de la rionda got serino to agree with him that following can be construed as profiling. >> so you could say, george howell, that those are some points scored for the prosecution in a very powerful morning. points that were very sorely needed in what has been an uphill battle by many accounts in this prosecution case. george, stand by if you will. i have to squeeze in a quick break before we go to our legal eagles, our experts. we get to the lawyers as soon as we can to get their analysis of some of that very tricky arcane speak that some

. >> son of aa. [ expletive." >> then he says, you're not going to say anything about this. >> that'sbody starts wriggling around. obviously this is a prank video. they're pranking the cap driver. it's about to go horribly wrong. >> don't make it hard. >> the driver is like, what is going on? then right here before he shuts the trunk, the pranker whispers to the guy wrapped up. he tells the driver we're going to the blackwood pine forest with this body and everything. >> you going to say anything? right, right, right. >> pull up here. back it up one more time. the pranker gets out. watch what happens. >> it's a prank, tdude! it's a prank. >> driver takes off. the guy starts running after him saying, it's a prank! it's a prank! >> aren't you happy he took off? >> can you tell the cab driver that came here to pick us up that it was a prank and to let my mate out of his boat quickly. >> she's also like, okay, yeah. he'll come back. >> you'll have the price of the fare. >> that's right. >> he did run the meter. as he was taking this body up the street. >> it's a good prank but not. >> the

complaint says the teen was told not to expletive up because both men whole lot of money on the marijuana grope. teen was reported missing from the los angeles area in april. lapd believes he kidnapped the girl for sex. >> not clear when the girl first went mixing. she called police to tell them she was okay. the call was traceed to call in says west sacramento and she was found safe and 2 suspects arrested. >> cornell thank you. >> new tonight at 11. candle light vigil for woman known as the pet nanny took place this evening near her east oakland home. 66-year-old judy solomon shot and killed yesterday afternoon while driving home on fern street. crowd of family friends gather to share their memory and their shock over her death. judy older sister spoke to the crowd. >> i loved her very much i'm devastated. it's a waste. waste of a life. >>reporter: solomon often babysat pets of her neighbors. police are looking at footage from surveillance camera in the area hoping that will lead them to her killer. >> death threats graffiti targeting police officers. authorities santa cruz looking for

while a few folks ran away yelling french expletives, luckily no one was directly underneath it. >>> fedex is dealing with another embarrassing situation. you may remember this -- the now former fedex delivery guy playing fast and loose with somebody's flat screen. now these two have been captured having a good laugh while giving some parcels a good toss, though it is no match for the grand daddy of them all, the baggage mishandler caught on video by an airline passenger in china. hopefully there wasn't china in the boxes. >>> what may be the death officially of the american attention span, new versions of board games for folks who just don't have the time for scrabble or monopoly. the new scrabble flash has light-up tiles for those fighting boredom and allows two players to complete a round in two and a half minutes. the new monopoly empire game lets players buy big name brands like coke and mcdonald's. games are as quick as 30 minutes. to speed things up, there is no more go to jail command. presumably players are rehabilitated. >>> finally this week marked the 50th anniversary of

i know, my chairman was nervous for a second that i was going to use an expletive. we are unbelievably excited to open the exporatorium at piers, 15 and 17 here to the entire san francisco community and the world beyond. it has been many years coming and it took an army of thousands to put it together. there is just a few special groups that i want to highlight here today. the first from the bottom of my heart this tireless, staff, this leslie, yes i am going to do it, this lovely band of miss fits anywhere in the world who pulled this together, thank you. >> to our board of directors and their leadership and support. never waivering, that unflagging optimism and vision to finally land here on san francisco's front porch. to our architects led by mark batalion to our contractors led by midy brother and our banks, led by the bank of america this would not have been possible without you. to our partners the city and port of san francisco and the agencies that approved this project unanimously to bring it here. six different boards and six unanimous votes. >> and final

in an interview with "talking diagnose pointsmemo, the female staffer unleashed a tirade of expletives aimed at an intern calling her an f-ing slut bag among other things. this is in response to an article she wrote in the "new york daily news" describing her experience with the former campaign. many staffers joined the team with weiner simply to get closer to his wife, close aide to former secretary of state hillary clinton. she also said weiner jokingly called his female interns monica. the communication director since apology yiized for her remarks saying she thought that conversation was off the record. yeah. >>> all right, so to spain now. investigators are saying that driver of that deadly train crash was on the telephone whether the train went off the tracks. he received a call on his work phone from spain's national train company informing him of what route to take. according to the train's black box, he appeared to be consulting a paper document at the same time when the train derailed. the black boxes also showed he was going about 119 miles per hour before braking. that is m

she was a trapper because she didn't scream in the box she was told.s told not to expletive up because both men whole lot of money on the marijuana grope. teen was reported missing from the los angeles area in april. lapd believes he kidnapped the girl for sex. >> not clear when the girl first went mixing. she called police to tell them she was okay. the call was traceed to call in says west sacramento and she was found safe and 2 suspects arrested. >> cornell thank you. >> new tonight at 11. candle light vigil for woman known as the pet nanny took place this evening near her east oakland home. 66-year-old judy solomon shot and killed yesterday afternoon while driving home on fern street. crowd of family friends gather to share their memory and their shock over her death. judy older sister spoke to the crowd. >> i loved her very much i'm devastated. it's a waste. waste of a life. >>reporter: solomon often babysat pets of her neighbors. police are looking at footage from surveillance camera in the area hoping that will lead them to her killer. >> death threats graffiti targeting police

a series of expletives and shootings rocked shiite areas. it's just the latest surge of violence reviving worries that iraq is sliding back toward full-scale religious fighting. this was the scene of one of the attacks president bush is comin for bua ceremony recognize the winner of 5,000 doctor of the up next changes to a circumstance due sew lay show.how >> and employees can be fired for being to attractive. the reason behind the ruling on the other side of break. >> circumstance due sole yeah show will be the first since an acrobat falling 90 feet. the show is dead rated to thehe memory of 31-year-old performer. the troupe has replaced the final aerial battle seen that -t scene that resulted in the accident. an investigation into the death is expected too take six month. the iowa supreme court has reaffirmed that a boss can fire an employee they find too attractive. a dentist fired melissa nelson claiming he had become attractea to her and worried he would try to start an affair. iowa's court said it was not discrimination because the fir

gets out an expletive. he says mother expletive. whitey mumbles something under his breath.stevie looks back at him and says oh really. so you can tell that today, when flemmi is going to detail every single homicide including the strangling of those two women, that whitey bulger could be provoked by flemmi and that's exactly what flemmi wants to do. >> thank you. >>> there could be another casualty of superstorm sandy. verizon says it won't replace those traditional phone lines damaged by the disaster. michelle miller look, at whys at why the solution is leaving some feeling disconnected. >> how much water came up? >> a little under two feet of water. >> reporter: walter veth hasn't had a phone line inside his home since superstorm sandy blasted new jersey over eight months ago. >> i assumed since the telephone service would be one of the easier services to install that we would have service. >> reporter: but verizon, the company that owns the phone lines, has decided not to replace the copper wire infrastructure that once provided veth and hundreds of other residents here

morgan unleashed a flurry of expletives. she said, i'm dealing with stupid expletive interns. i tried to fire her. but she begged to come back. weiner's press secretary tells abc news, she thought she was off the record and that she has apologized to the intern. and politico is reporting sources that huma abedin will take extended vacation time from her job with hillary clinton. >> yeah, all signs are that he's going to go on through the primary. >> he actually seems surprised that people are so interested in this and not letting it go. >> it's easy to see why people are interested. >>> we turn, now, to that scathing report about serious misconduct by airport security screeners. lawmakers holding hearings today, focused on the findings that many agents are breaking the rules, compromising security. and abc's lisa stark has the latest from washington. good morning, lisa. >> reporter: good morning, george. we're talking about 10,000 cases of misconduct by screeners from 2010 to 2012 alone. some of it's minor. others, anything but. that's the number of cases documented by the tsa

[ expletive ] >> why? >> the whole world say it's a racist word. mind you, around 2000, that was not, they changed it around i think. they started spelling it n-i-g-g-a. >> what does that mean to you, that way of spelling it? >> that mean a male. >> a black male? >> no, any kind of male. >> black or white? >> chinese could say it. >> and rappers use it in the music? that's what they mean? >> yes. but nigger is a racist word. >> they have two different meanings in your community? >> no, not young people, old people use that too. >> how would you like trayvon to be remembered. the picture that's being built now because of the acquittal of george zimmerman, is that trayvon martin was a young thug who had it coming to him, because he jumped george zimmerman, punched him in the face, got his head, smashed it into the concrete repeatedly, and was going to kill him. that's why george zimmerman pulled out a gun and shot him. >> that's called dramatic. that's really called acting like a punk. be honest. >> did trayvon have that in him? >> no. no. trayvon wa

[ expletive ] >> why? >> the whole world say it's a racist word.nd 2000, that was not, they changed it around i think. they started spelling it n-i-g-g-a. >> what does that mean to you, that way of spelling it? what does that word mean to you? >> that mean a male. >> a black male? >> no, any kind of male. >> black or white? >> chinese could say it. that's my chino. >> and rappers use it in the music? that's what they mean? >> yes. but nigger i advice you not to be by black people because that's a racist word. >> they have two different meanings in your community? >> no in a again -- in a generation -- >> how would you like trayvon to be remembered. the picture that's being built now because of the acquittal of george zimmerman, is that trayvon martin was a young thug who had it coming to him, because he jumped george zimmerman, punched him in the face, got his head, smashed it into the concrete repeatedly, and was going to kill him. that's why george zimmerman pulled out a gun and shot him. >> that's called dramatic. that's really called acting lik

when they came out in the opening statement with the expletives and everything zimmerman said. zimmerman had a dpun and trayvon martin was not and he ended up dead. as the prosecutions's case came on it was weaker with the evidence. >> two things were a, pretty significant evident that it was the defendant who was being straddled and mum pelled and a big, big dust up on the best day prosoutors tied to a tie. and no juror on this planet can resolve that when earnestly each parent and family said that is their son. >> and now for the prosecutions side. everything else is kicked out. all aggravated and child abuse which should not have been allowed. with the manslaughter, if the prosecutions can she acts zimmerman committed caused the death of martin, then there is a possibility of manslaughter conviction and not the second-degree submit. i don't think they have shown depraved intent and malice. and in this case is depraved. >> in he did do an act that caused the death of trayvon martin. they are lucky that the judge went long with the manslaughter. and so don't forget defense wan

phlegmy mouthing an expletive at bulger beginning with the word "mother." >> they had their mouths washed out with soap. it sounds more like a locker room than a courtroom. at the end of the day they're all thugs and this is how thugs talk. they don't have the imagination to use anything that doesn't start with a "f" and end with a you. >> reporter: he called the relationship with bulger strictly criminal. he also detailed their work as fbi informants and some of the 19 murders included in bulger's case. one of those murders, deborah davis, his own girlfriend. he says bulger strangled her right in front of him. prosecutor, what did you do? phlegmy, nothing. why not? that was the plan. the victim's brother watched in horror. >> i've heard it before. it brings tears to my eyes but i'm learning how to deal and fight it. >> reporter: another drama outside the courthouse. a jogger discovering the body of alleged bulger extortion victim steven rakes wednesday. a source says they called it suspicious. rakes was set to testify but prosecutors said he was no longer needed to take the stand. >> it

and whitey bulger was seen to mouth an expletive to him.ve to whitey bulger, excuse me. then bulger mouthed, really? or there was a back and forth there, just mouthing. that was the end of it. but it made everyone sit up and take notice. >> i bet. >> but then court ended for the t day. >> what a dramatic way to end. what an incredible trial to be following inside that courtroom. susan candiotti, we so appreciate you in boston for us. let me let you all know, coming up next hour, i will be talking with one of bulger's former gangsters about this man who was found dead. so don't miss that. top of the next hour. >>> meantime, coming up next, a heat wave across much of the country. in some places it is turning deadly. all of this as a wildfire is burning out of control in southern california. coming up next, i'll speak with one woman who lost her home last year. and is once again waiting on pins and needles to see if her home survives this one. next. la's known definitely for its traffic, congestion, for it's smog. but there are a lot of people

if you can get past the expletives and you get past the fact that he seemed to be particularly interestedunity and that may have been why he focused on mr. martin as a suspicious person, looking unfortunately similar to what we now know we have in evidence of emanuel bergas who was this one person crime spree through this circle who got prison time for his bevy of crime sprees in the area. the court may recall you were the sentencing judge in that case when we came before you a year and a half ago. yeah, an unfortunate circumstance. that doesn't allow the outrageously overresponse by mr. martin. sticking to the ill will and hatred argument, basically in the light case, it was just not ill will because the courts looked to two other cases for the instruction on ill will, spite and hatred. that being williams versus state at 764 72nd 177. another second dca case. and mcdaniel versus state, 620 72nd 1308. fourth dca case. to begin the analysis that even extremely reckless behavior itself would be insufficient for you to infer any malice that would suggest second degree. i guess in this case,

anthony weiner can continue sending expletive pics every day as long as he legislates like he does. she is now 23. she never slept with anthony weiner or took money from him. he did offer to get her an apartment. at one point, she told dirty.com that he asked her to do me a solid and hard delete all our chats. >> randi, i know you are in indiana. any idea where she might be? >> reporter: the guy we spoke with for the story, the guy we interviewed said she is hoping to make money by selling the dirt she has on anthony weiner. she's probably peddling the story. she hired an agent. she could make as much as $100,000 for selling the story. she's not the only one. we spoke to another woman who didn't want to be identified. a friend of her that is worked at the tanning salon. she didn't want to go on camera but asked if we would pay her if she went on camera. we told her we would not. wolf? >>> what's in a name? what britain's new prince will be called and what his monikers mean to future subjects. >>> later, a 360 investigation into a luxury cruise liner. the bacteria ate better than the