being there with tom fallis?to believe? for example, there wasn't one but two, prosecution crime scene analysts. this one, you've already heard, believed it was murder. but this one? >> most people that shoot somebody in an act of rage, they don't stop with one shot. >> reporter: dan gilliam was the crime scene expert from the first investigation of ashley's death. using a defense attorney about the same height as ashley, he demonstrated how difficult it would have been for someone as tall as tom to have shot ashley at an angle that matched the bullet's trajectory. >> first of all, is that an unnatural position? for another person to be holding the gun in that manner? >> it is. it is for me. >> okay, and mr. fallis is six feet tall. how tall are you? >> i'm six feet as well. >> okay. >> reporter: and the gun was ashley's. the shooting happened in arm's reach of where it was usually stored, said the defense. after examining all the ballistic and blood spatter evidence, gilliam just didn't believe the shooting was

national senatorial committee, counselor to majority leader trent lott, majority whip, minority leader, fally majority leader. as for his mother's example, this is what mitch mcconnell says. quote, it sure had to have an effect on me which was if you stick to something, you keep working at it and giving it your best, the chances are you may actually overcome whatever problem you're currently confronting. a second leadership quality that mitch mcconnell learned early in a fist fight was not to be pushed around. according to mcconnell again, quote, i was 7. we lived in athens, alabama. aid friend across the stree named ricky mcgrew. he was older than i and bigger. he was a bully and kept pushing me around. my dad called me around said, son, i've been watching the way been pushing you around. i want you to go over there and beat him up. i went across the street and i started swinging and i -- and it was an incredible -- and i beat him up and bent his glasses and it was an incredible lesson in standing up to bullies, and i have a thought about it throughout my life at moments when people are tryi

two years and a lawsuit later apple fally recognizes that ere may be a malfunction with these new can thekeyboards intheir into c book pros. you can bring it into a store or mail it in. here isathech. this is not a fix that happens in thetore and you wake out with your laptop in t same da you'll have to leave it with them it will take several days tond repair then get it back. if you do get this new keyboard installed it's aranteedr under warranty fo years so you shouldn't have any problems. if you do youan bring it back but they also have to confirm that your ssecky keyboard is b it's afa ty keyboard not because you spilled something on it or were eat using your laptop. >> okay. that's good to> know. let's end with really interesting study i guess. most americans like over 60 percent aren't really comfortable with the thought of robs doing some of our chores or doing otherhings for us. it's so funny hillary because we're talking about facebook and apple these are relatively new like in my letime, last 10 years or so and they're everywhere and reallyou thought robold be everywhere, to

. >> reporter: six lives lost in a killing spree fally over. investigators say all of the victims are connected to the suspect through a twisted web linked to his divorce proceedis. at the crime scenes, investigators have discovered ballistic as well as dna evidence. they say the investigation could take weeks more to unfold. ces, back to yo >> miguel, >>> let's check in with nbc meteorologist bill karins. >> good morning. showers rolling down through the great lakes this morning. cleveland had a brief period of wet weather. this will be the trend through the northeast today. not everyone is going to get wet, but if you do, it's going to be brief. we will see some shors and thunderstorms along thatront as it pushes southward. by 8:00 p.m. it's right over the top of northern virginia, west virginia. not a huge ordeal, but if you're one of those people who doesn't want to get wet at all, carry that umbrella with you. from boston all the way through bany and pittsburghalthe greate northeastnuestioday with highs in the 60s. we'll continue to watch

a woman was hurt after falli off the tracks.tatement, metro says it is working as quickly as possible to install chain barriers instead. >>> it is not hard to find someone in washington worki on a phd, right? you take notice when the person's last name is mandela. i sat down with nelson mandela's grandsonko tal about his vision for theuture and what inspired him to get his education right here in our area. at's straight ahead on "news today." 4 >>> a young man's grandfather is considered among t great world leaders of the last century, but the man is not relying on his famous last ne to be successful. >> he's not. i spoke with the george mason university graduate student this last year. another alum. >> fist bump. >> he found he hasio this amb that's honestly rooted in humility.ce >> reporter: sapril, this is likely where you would find mandela. in his office at george mason university, working on his phd. the topic? condlict analysis resolution. do people give you a second glance and wait a minute, mandela, are you related? >>

airborne, feeling as if i was falling, and feeling as if i was falling, and the next thing i remember falli up. >> the roller coaster passed a state inspection just hours before the derailment happened. you can hear more from amanda bostick on gma starting at 7:00 this morning. >>> jimmy kimmel took on texas senator ted cruz on a one-on-one basketball game of the weekend. >> he used it as an opportunity to take a shot at cruz over immigration. >> did you spend more time this week practicing basketball than trying to get those kids out of that detention center? >> cruz recently said seeing children separated from parents is heartbreaking, but he says it's inevitable when their family members cross the border illegally. as for the game, cruz and kimmel each pledged $10,000 of their own money to houston charitying. we don't have much more daughter than this because kimmel plans on showing us more on jim"jimmy kimmel live!" at 11:35 tonight. cruz did win 11-9. the competition was so bad, kimmel apologized to the entire game of basketball. >> seemed like a couple awkward moments. at least the $1

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and tom fallis and his children make a life as best they can. >>> that's all for now. thanks for joining us. >>> sheer exileration. pure joy. there's nothing like the freedom of summer camp and there's no other camp like this. >> feels like i'm a normal person. >> here, night is day, day is night. because for these kids, the sun is the enemy. >> you can see when people are pointing. >> yeah. >> that must be hard. >> stared at. >> i said how dare you? >> called names. >> someone has told me that i'm ugly. >> someone said that? >> they live with rare and baffling conditions. >> like what the heck is going on with my kid? >> it's so isolating. imagine if you have a child and they can't ever go outside. >> i don't think people understand the severity of it. not to get morbid, but i could potentially die. >>> tonight, an extraordinary look inside their world. >> she's more adventurous at night. >> it was kind of like oh, i have two buddies. we do a lot together. >> shielded from the sun. >> he jumps from shadow to shadow. he's always on lookout. welcome to "dateline." they

spring fally is threatened east of highway 20 and east of long valley road. people in nearby towns have been asked to cut down on water use to conservative it for firefighters. lower lake high school has been turned into a red cross shelter for evacuees. >>> the pawnee fire is the latest fire to destroy homes in lake county. state senator mark mcguire spoke about it last night. >> lake county has been hit harder than almost any of california's 58 counties. if we take a look at the last four fire seasons, they've had the rocky, the jerusalem, the clayton and the valley. they have lost over 2,000 homes over the last four years, and this is the last thing that any of us would want to see. >> state senator mcguire called north california's recent wildfires a new normal. we'll continue to stay on top of the pawn nye fear. visit abc7news.com for the very latest information on evacuees and evacuations and road closures. we'll send push alerts with breaking updates as they happen. >>> 5:34. santa rosa police say a man who wanted to con front his estranged wife shot a

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