a landscape gardner who michelle ran into on their estate. on the second time he came around to plant trees, she started basically chatting him up and got his phone number. and one thing led to another, and pretty soon, they were involved in a torrid affair. >> the husband says he was clueless. >> i thought our family life was continuing. you know, for me it was wonderful, and i thought for her too. >> but there were tensions and worries aplenty on keithwood court. jonathan nyce's business had fizzled. the clinical trials of his medicine were a bust. you're burning through tens of millions of dollars in venture capital. >> yes. >> you get sacked as the ceo of your corporation. >> i was removed partially, but i had a cushion for my family. >> nyce became a stay-at-home dad, writing a book of poems for children he tried unsuccessfully to get published. >> once he lost his job, he started spending his life at home. and he being there all the time with michelle meant they didn't get on very well. they saw too much of each other. and, really, he l

gardner, got it right. his security there and the economy, it lends itself to more kidnapping, more hostage situations, not fewer. i am doubt that this one raid or a series of raids from u.s. special operations forces will affect that to a large degree. >> thank you very much. in egypt, they are asking how much difference does one year really make. 12 months ago, the egyptian people flocked to tahrir square to stand up against of authoritarian rules for the first time in a generation. since then, democratic elections have happened, the president has fallen, and today, they took to the streets of cairo once again, both to mark a year of momentous change but also to say there is still much left to do. rupert has more. >> on tahrir square today, they came out in their hundreds of thousands. the young egyptians to lead the revolution one year ago. this is part celebration and part protest. many egyptians are angry that one year on, the military is still in control. one man lost his brother and his eye in the pr

. >> bill gardner is estimating a turnout of about two hundred 50,000 people. is that what you are seeing here? >> i would say that is probably about right. he would no more than me. i'm just a moderator. >> you are doing a great job. thank you for talking to us. i will give you the numbers according to the director of the polls. mitt romney is that 37%. ron paul, 18%. jon huntsman, 16%. rick santorum 11%. newt gingrich, 9%. >> thank you, gordon. we invite you to stay with abc 7 for complete coverage. gordon peterson, rebecca cooper we are there live with reports -- rebecca cooper -- we are there live with reports. >>> a kitchen fire is being blamed for a fire that a gaithersburg apartment building. crews were called to the building this morning. the fire was contained to just one unit. several residents have been evacuated and better -- are at a nearby shelter. >>> a bridge in prince william county is closed for emergency repairs. we were all over the same as inspectors gathered on the bridge. vdot says crews found damaged during a routine check yesterday afte

i want to thank the rec and park staff, bill o'brien, our new gardner. perhaps the biggest thank you and acknowledgment is to our beloved retired gardener at the cayuga playground, demnny. he immigrated to the country in 1973. he worked in the law firm became a gardener and singlehandedly took over the park. you can see some of his work scattered throughout the trails and beautiful urban landscape. he crafted about 350 beautiful sculptures and characters. some of them have been safely tucked away for the renovation project. he will still see about 100. -- you will still see about 100 of them out here. you are a demigod to this park. thank you for being here. when the project is done, you will see a beautiful new clubhouse with a living roof. there will be landscape improvements. the street behind you will be part of the park. pavement to park. i want to introduce the park champion in chief who will say a few words, mayor ed lee. >> phil has gone through virtually all of the details that need to be mentioned. i feel safer being here with the cia. [laughte

the gardners where the cleaners cannot afford an apartment here. it is not a place to live.y as an investment -- useless, but not worthless. >> real estate is serving a function in china, particularly empty realistic. it is a place for people to stash their cash, a place people have confidence will continue to have value. of course, that only continues as long as everybody agrees that is the case. >> if you think that is a big risk, you would be right, but the absurdity those on right outside of the city -- goes on on right outside of the city limits. in the middle of the desert there is a racing circuit. who cares if there are hardly any spectators? the government provided the land cheaply to a private company, which cannot make money but the track, but its agent is satisfied. he can expect more of a lucrative government contracts. a race course as a write-off does not really matter. scratch my back, and i will scratch yours. it is all part of a major government plan. >> people used to believe you had to produce something to meet demand. here, we think differently. there is

reporter: the help is essential around lake merritt, because of budget cuts there are only two fulltime gardners to take care of 83 acres. >> not about how old over young you are or who you are or where you live, how busy it is about what you do for others. >> reporter: there's still time if you want to participate today in oakland or anywhere in the bay area, if you have the day off, they want you to think about it as a day on. go to abc7news.com. we've provided a link to the national website that can help you plug in and find volunteer projects in your community. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> meantime, a group of activists using the holiday to highlight economic injustice in the u.s.. dozens of protester are in front of federal reserve bank in san francisco. katie marzullo is there live. who are they advocating for? wrorb there are several dozen -- >> reporter: there are several dozen protesters here. the movement is called occupy the dream. organizers feel there's a very clear connection between the occupy movement and the message of dr. martin luther king, jr.. the effort took hold during a

. >> so he asked the sheriff's department to check on wicks in gardner, north dakota. >> they entered house and said, no, sorry, there's no one in the house, so we don't know where he is. that's when we began calling. >> do you reach him on the telephone? >> eventually, yes. he says he's in mexico. >> mexico? >> yes. >> he told us they were on the bus and it would take several days to get home. >> the story did not sit well with the bosses. >> the fact that he said that he had been in tijuana, that they were coming home through texas and i know enough about geography to know that tijuana's not bordering texas, it borders to california, but then the next time i talked to him, he was in ohio supposedly. >> so either his geography's off or he's not telling the truth. >> exactly. >> when wicks finally did show up for work two weeks late the bosses were not amused. >> first of all, we were -- told him how -- how disappointed we were that he took an extended holiday without letting us know, kind of left us hanging. also mentioned that i did need some answers to some of the questions that i

reporter: the help is essential around lake merritt, because of budget cuts there are only two fulltime gardners to take care of 83 acres. >> not about how old over young you are or who you are or where you live, how busy it is about what you do for others. >> reporter: there's still time if you want to participate today in oakland or anywhere in the bay area, if you have the day off, they want you to think about it as a day on. go to abc7news.com. we've provided a link to the national website that can help you plug in and find volunteer projects in your community. amy hollyfield, abc7 news. >>> meantime, a group of activists using the holiday to highlight economic injustice in the u.s.. dozens of protester are in front of federal reserve bank in san francisco. katie marzullo is there live. who are they advocating for? wrorb there are several dozen -- >> reporter: there are several dozen protesters here. the movement is called occupy the dream. organizers feel there's a very clear connection between the occupy movement and the message of dr. martin luther king, jr.. the effort took hold during a

gardner, an american and 9 ft.. how >>catherine: now nbc has sold out of a super bowl ads. a ton of money for these. why her talk with ron connors walked your into the millions her a lot, will this year they had to 3 1/2 million. and now he's virtually to winners. last year began with one by 111 people worldwide. obviously that was the biggest audience of all time. but what >>catherine: a loser is groupon. this is not been looking so good it. >>pam: there was a weird research report that came out today. 80 percent of merchants state that the daily deals were at 52%, 23 percent of people were hesitant because they feel like they're giving away the product at too much of a discount. and the cautionary peace, those that purchased the ipo in the bay area a lot of future expectations are built into that high. and now of negative expectations will come to fruition. >>catherine: you always said it was not the greatest debt because it could be duplicated. >> yes, i do not know how much competition will catch them, but the question is how much value. and if goog le becomes a serious

this includes gardners, custodians, urban foresters, and integrated pest management staff, among others. the nextthe next two largest are delivery of rec programming in our recreation and swimming pools at 27%. and it the maintenance of all our facilities by our structure maintenance yard, approximately 12%. we allocate 6% of the budget to administration, which would include the general manager, finance and accounting, human resources, purchasing, partnerships, and property management, and it 3% of the budget supports park safety with our patrol staffing. the two remaining slices of the plate include the marionette yacht harbor and is due and planning services.

treasury secretary timothy gardner is upbeat about the state of the u.s. economy. speaking at the world economic forum, he said the u.s. is expected to do well, despite the global economic downturn. >> i think the conventional view of the u.s. now is that we are growing between 2% and 3%. i think that is a realistic outcome for the united states economy as long as we see a little more progress in europe and as long as we do not see a lot of risk come from iran and the oil front. >> growth rates like that are something the troubled eurozone can only dream of at the moment. as head of the european central bank, mario draghi is one of the people trying to change the situation in europe. he said there is no rapid end to the crisis in sight, but the eurozone is making astounding progress. >> if we look at the progress about the fiscal compact, this treaty, three months ago, this was not even a question to ask. countries would never release any sovereignty on their fiscal policy. >> his only comment on the situation in greece on friday was a terse "no comment." >> it has

this includes gardners, custodians, urban foresters, and integrated pest management staff, among others. the nextthe next two largest are delivery of rec programming in our recreation and swimming pools at 27%. and it the maintenance of all our facilities by our structure maintenance yard, approximately 12%. we allocate 6% of the budget to administration, which would include the general manager, finance and accounting, human resources, purchasing, partnerships, and property management, and it 3% of the budget supports park safety with our patrol staffing. the two remaining slices of the plate include the marionette yacht harbor and is due and planning services. nearly two-thirds of our budget, 62%, support staff, people. the next largest slice of this pie, 15% of our budget, funds services of other departments. as we have discussed in the past, this includes electricity, sewer, water, city attorney services, workers' compensation, telephone services, fuel, vehicle repairs, a host of services that we buy from other city departments. 5% of the budget is allocated to materials and supplies

. >> robin gardner disappeared last august. her travel companion, gary giordano said she drown while they were snorkeling but prosecutors say his story doesn't add up. while he's considered a suspect in her disappearance and pru presumed death, he's never been formally charged. >> students are coming together to help pay the funeral expenses for a former student. 18-year-old carlos hernandez died last week from injuries he sfrd in a car accident. attended jeb stuart high school before he got his ged early. his former classmates felt the need to help after they learned his parents could not afford a proper funeral. >> when you lose a close friend, you don't expect him to be gone. i saw him four days before the accident. >> we've known him since middle school. he was never, never, sad. he was always happy, had positive energy. >> the students had a bake sell and are selling t-shirts and collect donation every day. >> still ahead, it was no miracle landing in the potomac river but there were plenty of heroes. >> medics rushing to

earl stanley gardner was writing courtroom drama in the 1930's and 1940's. "anatty of a murder" came out in 1958. first we have "to kill a mockingbird," which most lawyers and most lawyer authors will tell you is kind of the seminal work of why we got interested. and i started writing a novel as i was approaching my 40th birthday. i wrote most of it on a ferry going to and from work every day. it took me three years. and that book became "special circumstances," story of a murder in a big law firm. it came out

i'm joined by amy gardner, a reporter with "the washington post." thanks very much for joining me.istening to ron paul there, clearly a very passionate speech. he's done well. let's quickly talk about him because he's a curious candidate but doesn't really threaten the frontrunner, does he? >> he'll be a force to reckon with as the process unfolds. he has money and organization and passion among the supporters. whether or not you believe he can actually win the nomination in the end, we're going to see him be a force to be reckoned with as we move on to south carolina, florida, and the other states that are coming up soon this year. and what that means is the big question, will he damage mitt romney? i think that's the overall question for this whole process. mitt romney had a commanding victory here tonight, a second victory. the question is not so -- one of the questions of course is whether he can continue the lock on the nomination or whether somebody can slow his momentum. the other question is even if his momentum can't be slowed, will he be damaged as the others go down? >>

earl stanley gardner was writing courtroom drama in the 1930's and 1940's. "anatty of a murder" came out in 1958. first we have "to kill a mockingbird," which most lawyers and most lawyer authors will tell you is kind of the seminal work of why we got interested. and i started writing a novel as i was approaching my 40th birthday. i wrote most of it on a ferry going to and from work every day. it took me three years. and that book became "special circumstances," story of a murder in a big law firm. it came out in 2000 and spent seven weeks on "the new york times"' bestsellers' list. so for those of you who have bought my books, i thank you, because now i don't have to practice law full-time anymore. >> but all kidding aside, you know, i think crime novelists and readers of crime novels whether it's lawyer books or whether it's private detectives or cops, you know, in my world i'm like -- unlike tony's, i can control the outcome. i can get justice in my books because i can fix the ending. and i start -- and most authors do i start with the ending. i know who

secretary kovac and secretary gardner, maybe we could take them ina order. >> this is chris kovac of kansas. i have a -- of course the department of justice preclearance decisions like all executive branch actions are done by the supreme court and i don't want to get into your internal deliberations, but i am curious how you get around this one sentence in the crawford-marion board of directives, he said, in this one sentence, for most voter who is need them, the inconvenience of making a trip to the bureau of motor vehicles, gathering the required documents and posing for a punish surely does not impact the right to vote. so i'm just trying to asession the department's decision, how can a -- if the burden is not of constitutional surface as justice stevens as held or the court has held. how could that difference in various voting categories be of legal significant under section 5 if the court has already ruled that this increase has no significance? >> we will be addressing that matter in the court proceedings and as i said, each case is fact specific. under section 5, the burden re

. >> judy gardner is the local leader of the baptist church.nd mitt romney's faith is a big issue. are you comfortable with mormonism? >> no, i'm not. >> does that keep you from moving toward mitt romney? >> yes, it does. >> were you accepted right away by the community? those are not the only voices in perry. eddie diaz is a perry high school teacher, part of a growing hispanic population attracted by jobs at the local tyson plant. his family came here from california in '95. eddie served as a marine sergeant in the iraq war before returning to perry. >> why would you choose to punish these skid kids? >> reporter: recently he challenged michele bachmann for her hardline on immigration. explaining -- >> every election cycle, immigration is used as a punching bag, and it's so easy to demonize people. >> reporter: eddie could go elsewhere, but he likes perry, which he says is more moderate culturally and politically than the candidates realize. the mayor agrees, he thinks once the candidates leave iowa, life will go on. >> i was at a meeting last

palace on penalties to reach their first carling cup final the main hero of the first place anthony gardner who scored the only goal for crystal palace became the main vettel of the return match the thirty year old defender had it into his own net just seven minutes in making it one of you get this result stewed all the way through regular and extra time despite many goal scoring of two entities at both ends of the page to the parents or three to safe from keeper tom hayden gave cardiff and historic three one the victory which will see them facing either mention the city all liverpool at wembley in a month's time. and the mean time spent in barcelona and real madrid are preparing for their copper del rey returning quarterfinal the catalans two one victory last week leaves them with a chance of reaching the limits however their manager pep guardiola is calling on his chargers to someone out one more solid performance against jews amir a newsman. think of it we already have two one lead we will be eliminated the only way to reach the semifinals get in the simply another very good game and the

crystal palace on penalties to reach their first carling cup final the main hero of the first leg gardner who scored the only goal for crystal palace became the main witold of the return match the thirty year old friend had it into his own just seven minutes in. aggregate this result stood all the way through regular and extra time despite many goal scoring opportunities at both ends of the page for the power to autry to stay strong keeper tom hayden gave cardiff a historic three one to victory which will see them facing either mencia city or liverpool twelve really in a month's time. in the meantime spanish barcelona and real madrid are preparing for their copper del rey returning quarterfinal the catalans two one victory last week leaves them with a chance of reaching the samis their manager pep guardiola is calling on his charges to summon up one more solid performance against just a mere a newsman. he would leave being given we already have two one lead we will be eliminated the only way to reach the semifinals get him used to clean another very good game and i understand that one can

crystal palace another second tier side won the opening fixture one nil to score that night and see gardner going from hero to zero after heading into his own net seven minutes in one one the scorn i get of the things that stunned the regular extra time that meant penalties were two saves from goalkeeper tom watson on the story we picked three on a meeting with either munches to city or liverpool. in the months. to be decided tonight on field it is liverpool who lead from the first leg but city on premier league leaders for nothing else will enter the game in high spirits humming high flying spurs at the weekend rival strikers mario balotelli on the red school though will miss the encounter through suspension. the biggest rivalry in world football gets another writing also tonight barcelona versus real madrid in the second leg of their cup of the rich quarter final the catalans hold the advantage from last week but as usual pep guardiola is preaching a tuck us the best defense. into play think of it we already have two one lead we will be eliminated the only way to reach the semifinals it w

on penalties to reach their first carling cup final the main hero of the first leg clash anthony gardner who scored the only goal for crystal palace became the main villain of the return match the thirty year old defend had it. just seventeen minutes in making it one zero on aggregate this result suit all the way through regular and extra time despite many goal scoring chances at both ends of the page where the parents of all treat to safe from people told hate and gave cardiff and he story three one victory which will see them facing the city all of a pull at wembley in a month's time. in the meantime spanish giants barcelona and real madrid are preparing for their cope with a return in quarter final of the catalans two one victory last week leaves them with the better chance of reaching the semi's their manager pep guardiola is calling on his charges to summon up one more solid performance against jews or marinas men. if you would leave think of it we already have two one lead we will be eliminated the only way to reach the semifinals get into simply another very good game and the stan

there was a picture tweeted with geithner and christine legarde saying you know how short really is gardner i didn't see him but i do have to say that i did see christine legarde walk right past me and how the air kisses with the chairman of society general and she is very tall so there is a possibility that she may be dwarfing tim geithner simply because she is so tall a live you on that thank you so much for watching feel free to follow me on twitter out more in list or give us feedback a you tube dot com slash capital account and come back tomorrow for another show.

was a picture tweeted with with geithner and christine legarde saying you know how short really is gardner i didn't see him but i do have to say that i did see christine legarde walk right past me and have air kisses with the chairman of society general and she is very tall so there is a possibility that she may be dwarfing tim geithner simply because she is so tall all of you on that thank you so much for watching feel free to follow me on twitter out more and lyster give us feedback a you tube dot com slash capital account and come back tomorrow for another show. am. i. it's true this is your cancel will never approve bombing syria i guarantee it russia's foreign minister rules out use of force against syria to settle the crisis there but says moscow never insisted retaining the current assad regime was a condition for peace. and the syrian opposition has rejected the chance for talks with the country's president instead threatening the assad family with a brutal and bloody end. plans to expand the u.s. military presence in asia pacific threaten to backfire in the philippines as some in

there was a picture tweeted with geithner and christine legarde saying you know how short really is gardner i didn't see him but i do have to say that i did see christine legarde walk right past me and have air kisses with the chairman of society general and she is very tall so there is a possibility that she may be dwarfing tim geithner simply because she's so tall a live you on that thank you so much for watching feel free to follow me on twitter out more and lyster give us feedback a you tube dot com slash capital account and come back tomorrow for another show. fierce fighting surround damascus as rebels engage with government forces in the suburbs of the compas holding while the assad government welcomes a russian proposal to host the base peace talks with the opposition which has given a mixed reaction. iran wants it could stop supplying low to some of the e.u. states in response to sanctions against its nuclear program which is currently undergoing a drought is that. you need is how to read on a pattern in five hundred billion viewer rescue fund through the eurozone and i bet some it

poorest country which is struggling to meet the demands of its international creditors artie's tom gardner has more from bucharest. night and day they come to scream that defiance by saying austerity and the feeling the government isn't listening have spilled over into anger even violence. our youth has no future they have no jobs. no water is sixty she's worked all her life in a textile factory in book arrest but now she's forced to pay for her social security out of her small pension. they need to give us a fair pension and not tell us they're borrowing the money because they don't have it. is not just to herself her son left her name yes but it's enough to try and find work young rumanians feel trapped and directing most of the president try and. protest as accuse him of trampling over democracy and presiding over a political elite riddled with the long steep descent speed down down with disaster parents left us with a heritage and we love our children just that. an international monetary fund loan in two thousand and nine came with tough conditions the remain in government has tried to

rubin was under reagan i mean under reagan under clinton so was summers summers back under obama gardner so you have at the same token i believe that they're contributing more heavily to mitt romney this time around as they are yeah last time it was obama because i think everybody believed obama was going to win and they had i believe i have i think i'm i'm just trying to really challenge you here but i really. you think i'll go check my facts right after the show that mitt romney is garnering more of that support this time around well they got someone they can they can program have both those i don't know what do you think and please don't say like it's going to be. just good i'm going to literally walk off the stage you're going to have a meltdown on camera this is not good that one might be amusing though so right santorum. you just got there she was going to say what i was sure of oh ok whatever moving on we brought you this story a while back remember the massachusetts fisherman who caught an eight hundred eighty one pound tuna but the feds took it he caught it the wrong way as it t