gary ridgway married for the second time in 1973.ately dissatisfied with his choice and avoided being seen in public with his new wife, marcia. >> she was overweight and not attractive. >> he told psychologists he thought he deserved better. >> thoughts of killing her. i would like to have a woman that -- you know, was nice looking. >> one night he acted on his impulse. >> i was just mad and choked her. >> he said after that, the choking became part of sex for him. he didn't kill marcia perhaps because she had told her family about the choking incident. >> i've already got in trouble from her dad. i couldn't even -- you know, i couldn't set the house on fire, i couldn't arrange any kind of an accident or something like that. >> it was the fear of getting caught that stopped him from killing his wife. marcia divorced him in 1981. the green river murders began that next summer. >> maybe if i would have killed her, i wouldn't have killed the others. that was the cause of my pain. >> ridgway tried to lay the blame for his murderous rampa

now you got gary's dna and you got the paint. it's a little bit difficult, i think, to sell to any reasonable person, the idea that this is all a big coincidence. >> when the three new murder charges were filed in march of 2003, it fell to another member of the defense, michelle shaw, to broach the subject of changing his plea with ridgway. she met with ridgway's brother, wife and son. the next day, she went to see him. >> i told him his family loved him and they didn't want him to die, and i asked him if he wanted to live, and he said, yes. then he just broke down and started sobbing. >> did you know where this was going? >> yes. >> it's been over 20 years and he's never confessed this crime or any of these crimes to anyone. was there a moment where he actually said, i did these things? >> my recollection is that he said, i want to cooperate. i want to cooperate. i want to live. i want to do whatever i can. >> here's the deal ridgway was offering. he would plead guilty, not just to the seven murders he was currently charged with

>> hey gary, the a's are playing great. melvin?at are they a jets team. >> what a wild card to argue they just what the giants, 5 and a row and they're going on the road trip. plea the new york mets and the philadelphia phillies. it is going to be difficult. for the a's. and i'm good to stick to my gut that it is going to be a while. they will have never once in a world, something great will happen. but put it this way i would not predict anything great. let the synapsis this week. >> #3. >> hey gary >> --let us what happens this week. >> let us see what happens with mark jackson. i'm a little bit nervous. >> gary: i would say that the mark jackson for people that want to be nervous? he has no experience and to go out and throw things in the air. however, if you have been a player for 17 years in the league. let us see that you wanted to be the news director. you have no experience but to abandon news anchor for 20 years. so i would expect your opinion. >>jacqueline >>pam: ok. you could also be news director of you have been here e

>> gary: the kron 4 audience is going to think that " gary has been drinking " however, i do not drinkght-- reyes coming home from third, the mets win it, pre-1. the a's go to philadelphia to play the best team in baseball. and a very strange but a playful mood in washington d.c., the nationals had 11 of the last 12 games victories. their manager went in and said are you going to renew my options? they said i did not know yet. he says i am working for six andthousand $600,000 dollars for a year and pieces i quit! and it is difficult to go back and forth and get in people's faces. but unlike some security. and rarely do see something like this happen. this pretty lousy franchise had a love and out of 12th. not treat him right. he walked off. the warriors, >> the golden state warriors select clay thompson from washington state university. >> gary: 6 ft. 7 in., he shoot. wherever he is going to go he is going to be a superstar. when you look at him he has range his father was an ndp thompso " years in the league. his father was an nd mvp and the, but one truck towards. >> believe it or no

pleased to welcome gary sinise back to this program. you can catch a new documentary on behalf of his efforts with soldiers named after lt. band. it is called "lt. dan band: for the common good". >> what you do is someone that is -- something greater than yourself. that is why i continue to got there and make sure that you folks know that you are supported and there is a great nation behind you. i am here to say thanks. >> thank you. i appreciate it. >> we are at some remote spot that normally would not get anyone out there. >> gary is the first person we made it -- who made it here. >> it is nice to see how. a famous actor on the movie screen, all the sudden there he is eating chat with you in iraq. that speaks for itself. tavis: you were on this program. you first get started some years ago. in our eighth season. you were -- are still on television. >> locally. we're starting the eighth season. tavis: nouri still having fun? >> i am. it has been the perfect thing at the right time and i have a lot of friends who are wonderful actors w

gary tuck man, appreciate it. thanks. gary is back in the courtroom today.ort is just ahead. what a day in the courtroom today. we may have seen what casey anthony's mom will do to save her daughter from a possible death sentence. or perhaps she was just telling the truth. she took a witness stand and dropped a bombshell next. to 55 million more americans, many in small towns and rural communities, giving them a new choice. we'll deliver better service, with thousands of new cell sites... for greater access to all the things you want, whenever you want them. it's the at&t network... and what's possible in here is almost impossible to say. ♪ well, you know i love it too ♪ ♪ you love money ♪ well, you know i love it too ♪ ♪ i work so hard at my job ♪ and then i bring it home to you ♪ ♪ i love money in my pocket should i bundle all my policies with nationwide insurance ? watch this. on one hand, you have your home insurance with one company. and on another hand, you have your auto with another. and on another hand, you have your life with another. huh... but wh

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game one, gary has all the sports, coming up next >> gary: the giants are playing in chicago. 3-2 leadcisco giants have taken the lead. earlier coughbvogel turning up. the have to pick this guy up. and ronan he has been admired on the bench with take a look! one more time. if torres keeps hitting ro nan, he still is the best looking with a three different kit 13-7 for with 18- hits. rolling to the mariners, there know longe no longer allow all lowest scoring game. and welcome back, pamela. >>pam: thank you. >> and we have a guy that is wearing a costume. we never had. and let us say that we had a basketball player. and sleepy floyd it never even came from >> maybe he came straight from the field? >> correct. however, i do not believe it. >> thank you for being here. >> thank you for being here. >> it is great to be here. among the national coach. >> is a big caliban.cal fan. >> you have the unusual first pitch? the cirque de soleil performer and here he is. cirue de soleiel u.s.a. vs. north korea soccer in germany for the women's teams. listening to the national anthem. ithis player ta

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and >> gary: what did your father teach you. choice what did you learn? >> he taught me how to work especially on the basketball court and just to be a professional. and i learned a lot being around them. >> gary: earlier your father was with you and what happened? >> yes, he went back home and watch television. >> gary: your father was there and you went into broadcasting your father was into broadcasting with the lakers for a long time. >> yes he likes to call [laughter] and why not talk about basketball, liking to talk. >> gary: we are going to watch you in action collegiate level view of the next reggie miller. -reggie miller is a hall of fame player and he is talking about your range you can shoot from any place on the floor. strong arm. >> yes and if i would see reggie miller i just get chills. i would be successful just doing that. he is one of the greatest shooters of all time. if i can be compared to him? >> gary: what to do think the differences between professional and college prescott ball? the taking of the physical

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seen in supplied the answer that you know gary's polling under two percent i mean but the thing is in his campaign has pointed this out at this point in the race for clinton and for jimmy carter and i think for dukakis as well they were all polling at one percent at this point and you know gary has i think quite accurately said you know this is really just a weed is a well it's kind of nice to see gary johnson taking some of the flack as as an outsider from the republican establishment the way ron paul you so now ron paul is polling very well it's almost like they can't because they're busy attacking johnson and they can't get to ron but you know a lot of the we are things like an electable which i think is now officially a republican establishment code word for our friends you know who get the benefits of the welfare program the military industrial complex or other you know big government welfare programs supported by the neo con establishment element if they get elected we're going to lose all those benefits but you have. a different suggestion for gary johnson i do and i know a lot

i'm going to clarify what i was talking to gary about.ads and the teasers on the show yesterday indicated that my clients believe that their daughter is guilty. and by inference that would mean that she would be guilty of first degree murder which is premeditated. >> i've looked at the transcript. we never said that they think she's guilty or they think -- that we just said not innocent. >> right. not innocent. well, and again, i'm a black and white person. i don't need to have anybody speculating. therefore i'm trying to clarify. the evidence that's been presented especially with the opening statement suggests that george anthony had something to do with either molesting his daughter and/or something to do with the removal of caylee marie anthony's body after she was found dead. and none of those things are true. >> so the bottom line, though, just so we are all clear, you did say to gary tuchman yesterday in a conversation that was on the record, in fact you had two conversations yesterday, in the first conversation you said that they d

gary has the giants highlights.year contract >>pam: gary coming up with sports hey marcel, watch this! hey marcel, watch this! [ buzzer sounds ] [ cheers and applause ] ♪ hey marcel, watch this! yeah, marcel! -marcel! -hey marcel! are you listening to me? marcel! [ male announcer ] only at&t u-verse lets you follow your favorite channels on one screen. just $29 a month for the first six months -- dvr included. in the network there are no hard choices. >> gary: good beating everybody, and why not have a good night? good evening everybody--and the incredible story it answered today. dave matthews cannot handle ball in the virginia cavaliers are rolling the beat cal on sunday and will beat it again today. final eight - 1 to make it to the college world series. their season is over. there was so proud to be one of the 18th. we will never forget this this is a great experience not always for myself but for my team. as i addressed them at the end of the game this is their best friend. this is an experience of the will nev

uncle gary. >> he shaved his -- we all have an uncle gary.tle issue with controlled substances. >> jimmy: oh, my god. >> they weren't even going to -- they weren't going to invite him, but they thought he'd be so pissed off if they snubbed him that he'd freak. and so they decided we have to invite him. it's like keep your friends close and your enemies closer. >> jimmy: i love weddings. >> uncle gary. that's the moment. watch for uncle gary. >> jimmy: oh, my gosh. that's very -- >> i know. >> jimmy: now, who's -- everyone on the "today" show is going, right? >> meredith is there. al is there. ann will be there. i'll be there. natalie -- >> jimmy: who's going to be here in new york? >> hoda and kathie lee are back. [ light laughter ] >> oh, no. wait, wait, wait. this is insane. >> it's an outrage. i know, it's an outrage. >> jimmy: it's going to be like "risky business." they're going to have a big party. they're going to have a kegger while the parents are away. [ laughter ] >> i know. >> jimmy: "no, we didn't have a party, mom, i swear. we'r

yeah, yeah, gary zipper. we thought you had a shot at gary zipper. >> steve: gary zipper!ing ] [ laughter ] >> jimmy: well, that's all the time we have here on "name that guy." guys, why don't you come back over here for a sec here. you all finished tied for last place with zero points. you all missed out on the grand price of $15,000. but, we do have consolation prizes. higgins, what will they be taking home? >> steve: well, jimmy, they'll each be getting a t-shirt emblazoned with the name of the guy they failed to correctly identify. wear your shame in style. ♪ jimmy [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: very, very good. very good. thank you for bringing those shirts. how you doing? >> you don't even want to know about it. >> jimmy: okay. [ laughter ] hey, enjoy your prizes, you guys. we'll be right back with morgan freeman. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ [ male announcer ] this is lisa, who tries to stay ahead of her class. morning starts with arthritis pain... that's two pills before the first bell. [ bell rings ] it's time for recess... and more pills. afternoon art starts and

gary strieker was the main road from the 1850's. -- gary street was the main road from the 18th of the's. >> it was planned as a major thoroughfare. >> it was a toll road originally. we make people pay to get on the road and we make them pay when they get to the clubhouse. it was a toll road. >> i think that does it for today. thank you for coming and sharing your information and great knowledge. we will see you next y

(music) >> gary: at one point did they do this? >> mid season.is on the p a system. >> gary: maybe you got a little bit nervous, and you are on top. however, when your in the tank? >> we have responsibility, for shore. >> gary: falthe a's game, and looks out!. in a charleston, a west virginia this one on for 10 minutes minor league baseball. there was a collision of the plate and went back to each other. eight players were suspended and have been fined. this looks to me like a real fight. once you get to the majors? some will hold you back. however, the minor leagues when there is a pro like this? you only fight if you are angry, that is my theory. that is why sometimes kron in the newsroom? we're angry. you have to be angry to fight. >>pam: where not angry but we will be back after the break. speak for yourself! [laughter] >> kimberlee: your entertainment headlines this from a with a pen her 50th birthday for princess diana. this would have been her 50th birthday. the fiscal 1997 car crash. this jarring rough is a digital super imposition with a

if >> gary: his shot at 98.along do think that it is spent for san francisco? >> there are several clubs of like to have an opening to host an open, the u.s. open is a very selective the love the west coast. they like being in california because it is prime time for new york but there are some of the clubs about one to have this. zahn >> gary: you always hear that people are boasting how much would the city make? >> the average economic impact is somewhere between 150-170 million. it is huge! and it is a big number >> gary: hopefully we can see before the event. and any friend of yours is a friend of mine. >> john is a great guy. the olympic club in san francisco will be hosting the u.s. open. in the meantime, 8:00 p.m., we will see you for the p.m. news dad, i was wondering if you've -- what's up? oh, what's wrong with your hair? oh. i was cruising the world-wide-web. found this do. what are you wearing? dope, right? it's got a hood. want one? boom. done. [ ding! ] [ boy ] lookin' good mr. g. thanks, bro-seph.

gary, appreciate it.more forensic testimony today plus the bombshell from george and cindy anthony's lawyer. joining me a crime reporter and chief pathologist in orlando. >> what do you think of what gary tuchman is reporting tonight that anthony's attorney told him they do not believe their daughter casey is innocent? >> what your stellar correspondent gained i think is huge. i guess my question is guilty of what? because he did not say that. another thing that strikes me as an attorney is the attorney-client privilege. because mark litman and his clients do have that attorney-client privilege. they hold the privilege, though. and if they allow it to be waived it can be. and this was told on the record. i think this is huge. and anderson, i have confirmed my sources close to the defense that cindy anthony will be called to the stand tomorrow. and so i think this is a critical witness for the prosecution, but the defense may try to make her into their witness to actually help casey who we now know they be

how does that play out in a primary for gary johnson? >> analogous to running for governor of new mexico, for those republicans that these were the biggest issues, i did not get their boats in the primary. new mexico was a state that was two to one democrat, if i were to win the primary, i could go on and do quite well. i think i got all of the votes in the general election. the focus moves out to other issues, and i think those are the bigger issues. i think that is analogous to me doing this today, running for president of the united states. >> at what age did you move to new mexico? >> when i was 13 years old, we moved as a family. my mother but transfer their with the bureau of indian affairs. she was an accountant. we lived in aberdeen, s.d., and they consolidated all of the accounting in albuquerque my father had gone to boy scout camp and had fallen in love with it and was always angling to go to new mexico, so that all turned out. >> you started a company that when you sold had how many employees? >> i started it in 1974, a one-

but this makes no difference to gary delaineous. early in his career, delaineous was caught stealing on duty. during the uprising that occurred when the l.a. cop wars quited in the rodney king beating, he and several other cops raided newspaper stands bee longing to the bay times local newspaper, stealing thousands of copies. why? the paper ran a front page article critical of then police chief dick hungy stow and s.f. p.d. he and other cops were caught and given a slap on the wrist. their defense, they did nothing wrong because the newspapers were free and therefore you couldn't steal them. more important than that, what they did was an assault on the first amendment. any cop that violates their oath to uphold the law is a dirty cop. gary fits that description. jeff, a media whore? no, delaineous is a political whore. where bottom feeding and brown knowsing his way along the edges of san francisco political influence. thank you. >> thank you. >> good evening, sir. >> good evening, commissioners. mr. harrison, once again i'm appeari

if >> gary: it does your mother have to say? i think that i got a lot of my agility, sportsmanship, and speed from her! she is only a one hour flight away. she is happy. >> if you believe the owners? 20 of 30 teams are losing money. big money in the all the way to do that is to say that we are sorry. instead of making 18 million, they might have to make only 14 million. supposedly, $5 million per year is the average salary of that is going to have to come down the dodgers, one of the most famous franchises. he is thinking that filing for bankruptcy could prolong his ownership. by going into bankruptcy court he is going to be able to drag this out. the dodgers are the 11th professional franchise to file for poughkeepsie. he always manny ramirez, $8 million. and also, the 60 year play-by-play man, for the dodgers vince scully is owed 150,000. if the record to be going to court. it is one to take a while before be spoken, and and gained control. >> the baseball world series without cattle courthous without cavil. tied at 1. questio

gary is foreign minister. will be back shortly after we take a great settled stay with us. wealthy british style sun. rise. of the. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy is a report on our. more than a month. in one of the most extreme environments on the planet this is antarctica and people have to be aware that they're far away from civilization sean thomas discovers what makes antarctica so special and attractive for many the wildlife in antarctica is. an. expedition to the bottom of the earth. welcome back to spotlight. and just a reminder that my guest on the show today is nicole a melodeon of who's the foreign minister of bulgaria. garia i was determined to contribute into another. big. program of nato which is the mission in libya russia's foreign minister a lover of was criticizing nato as appreciate in libya in this current form he said he said that it was not corresponding to the initial nato resolution what does go gary think about your participation in the libya and really the operation and what's the final go out and get a feel

gary is foreign minister will be back shortly after we take a break settle. into. a substantial degree and one form or another socialism has spread to shadow up the regimentation probably most of the nations of europe. and the shadow as i'm approaching a little different. in the early twenty first century military bases the network of military bases all around the former sleep empire that the united states is trying to build it's astonishing most americans have no idea there are more than a quarter of a million or more than two hundred fifty thousand u.s. troops stationed on these bases all around. but we don't have a problem bases in america we don't have any british base we don't have any korean base we don't have any french bases or you know we just all american bases in there in crossed our bases afai there are the noises our northeastern doesn't bother us at all because they're all bases but for other people it's almost like a cancer here for them spiel since the end of world war two the space is so big. and we're here to provide a safe and secure environment

this morning west bound gary from got to webster eastbound gary from to goth northbound webster from gary to less and there are several lane closures along goth. >> if you need to get through got into it now and that gesture travel time >> gary to alice ann lane closures along got this it will be because of the procession from the cathedral along across the street this is expected up of around 230 in the afternoon. maybe all long term. the service is going to be extended so we're not sure what time the procession wall start. this portion of we're looking at right now all it can also closure of the south ball lane interstate to 80. the route goes down to only cross cemetery. 101 not to 80 interchange it'll be closed up brock still lay from 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. allow more traffic on a one- to-one. >> this is something we will keep you posted on. and the evening commute will be something we will need to watch also. and a look at the weather >> once again we're socked in with fog and we are struggling with visibility in some areas. as we head into the afternoon all lot of that fog is e

please welcome the moderator, gary johnson, and the author of indian voices. >> thank you very much. i'm gary johnson, president of the history museum, and with us today is our guest author, alson owinings. we meet a wide array of native people, and we hear them discussing their own lives. please begin the conversation. >> thank you very much, gary, and thank you very much for the chicago lit fest. i'm very happy to be herement i think i wrote this book initially because i was so appalled about theignorance of nonenative people about native people including myself. i set out to find out what i could to help destereotype as what i find as a bad problem for centuries and cooptses today, and initially my idea was well, i will just talk to a few native people and find out what they had to say about their own lives, and then the book became stronger and stronger really, far reaching, and i ended up interviewing the indians of maine to the last chapter in hawaii chanter, and my object at the time was to destereo type people and i thought this would be helpful because i think native america

, gary, and some of the trees there. you can see some of the major corridors, there were trees that were planted. also, south of market, we would like quite a number of trees. those are some of the areas. and, of course, western addition. the south of market area, you see quite a few trees. those are the areas the city is currently maintaining. supervisor avalos: within this map, i would imagine there are certain areas that dpw tends to focus on more than others, or is that generally spread out? >> in general, due to our resources, i would say we do have certain corridors that we routinely maintain, but there are many other locations where we are responding to safety consent requests. supervisor avalos: another question -- you mentioned your staffing levels now -- he said it is 7 you currently have that are -- >> we are going to 7. we will be in the next budget cycle, we will be reducing the crew from 19 to 7. supervisor avalos: how much would a crew cost? >> a little under $500,000. supervisor avalos: what happens when

gary tuchman was in the courtroom today. developments from orlando, florida. >> reporter: casey anthony spent much of the day tearful and emotional. or appearing to be tearful and emotional. this day, much different than any other day of this trial. >> did the office of the medical examiner, with you present, ultimately recover a skull from this area? >> yes, we did. >> is the skull shown in this photograph? >> yes, it is. >> reporter: this was the day the disturbing, devastating, and horrifying images that caylee caylee's remains were displayed to the jury. we are blurring the photos. this one showing little caylee's skull. this one showing a closeup of her skull with duct tape. this one showing a medical examiner picking up her skull to take it to the lab. this was a 911 call, when caylee's remains were found in these woods in orlando. nearly half a year after she disappeared. casey anthony is now claiming her daughter actually accident drowned in the pool and she lied about it and kept it secret because of family turmoil.

gary if you remember the original controversy surrounding h.b. gary was a firm word with two others and pelletier which collectively made them team found its it was then discovered that they were hired by corporations including bank of america to strike the wiki leaks journalist glenn greenwald and other activist groups but it also found also found within those e-mails was this current surveillance project entitled romans coins was a project that was set to be replaced sometime this year under the new name of odyssey and here companies like google apple and possibly a.t.m. t. were also found to be involved so we say about this operation and what are the chances that it's being used against americans to join me to discuss this is lieutenant colonel anthony shaffer senior fellow at. the center for events in france saudis and he's also still serving as a return reserve lieutenant colonel tony thank you so much for joining us tonight and for me to have me on so far from looking at these documents and looking at the e-mails and how can you really gath

. >> gary mcgradyy? thanks a lot. i'll take credit for it. >> take it. >> and you will blame me for what is coming. >> that's right. you want the credit, you get the blame. i don't want any of it and i will try to tell what you to expect. this is what is going on. we have more clouds today and let's go to true view and show you why. we had a complex of thunderstorms come right down out of parts of ohio and western section of pennsylvania and that is pretty strong, too. a couple of things. it gave us the clouds and it's probably keeping us from getting any thunderstorm activity this afternoon. just keeping us a little too stable and with the sunshine and that is a good thing. from time to time today, we were overcast and that does not mean it was not warm and in terms of the evening, that will stay warm and wouldn't surprise me and most of us are going to be dry and the heat and humidity builds. the complete forecast, whether you want it or not in just a bit. >>> thank you, gary. a group of japanese workers are taking

will have a special extended interview with former new mexico governor and presidential candidate gary johnson a look into a massive u.s. fine program conducted against the arab world has been revealed through leaks h.b. gary emails and of course we're going to bring you a dose of happy hour but first let's take a look at what the mainstream media missed today. so yesterday i actually had to applaud the mainstream media for taking some time out of their busy schedules to talk about the war in afghanistan and president obama's announcement of the beginning of a troop withdrawal plan today they still have them that could do a little bit of follow up. ten thousand troops will be out at the end of this year twenty three thousand more by september two thousand and twelve dilatory leaders wanted to troops to stay longer but the president decided to go with a more aggressive drawdown plan reportedly overruling their recommendations of war is receding fewer of our sons and daughters are serving in harm's way. president obama's decision to bring thirty three thousand u.s. troops home from afgha

presidential candidate gary johnson he joins me now thank you so much for being here governor it's great to be here and you know i'm making the case of maybe i am speaking on behalf of most americans and of course i'm putting that to the test by running for president and it states well first of all i did. i want to let the audience know that i did give you a little bit of a creative task to do before we got the show started because you know we can't all be as if we have to have a little bit of fun so i had you try some pictures could you show us the pictures first of all of of what it is that you think america looks like right now well so i was i'm not going to show the pictures you know you know because i know that because what i had what i had is america in a ditch and then i had america on top of the mountain i thought about a flat tire and a fold tire but depending on who looks at the pictures they could interpret them the other way around that here's a here's america today on top of the mountain and here is where johnson is going to take us into the into the hole so that's politics