>> genevieve sanders. >> isn't genevieve sanders your >> it was weird. you walked out of there going, oh, this is just a farce. this is a farce. >> reporter: the defense argues that the plaintiffs purchased the property "as-is" and should have inspected it more closely. the most shocking courtroom bombshell was that weilert admits to faking his wife's death. he said she was suffering from a debilitating medical condition and wanted, like garbo, to be left alone. was, he did it out of love. that was her desire, was to be dead. and so, he made it so. at least on paper. >> reporter: after eight weeks, cheryl and brian win their case. >> cheryl skigin shed a few tears after a multi-million dollar verdict in her favor. >> reporter: they're awarded more than $1.5 million in won everything. >> reporter: today, genevieve and michael are living in more modest digs in clovis, california. clovis, by the way, is also the name of a medieval king -- perhaps the closest she will now come to french royalty. genevieve and her husband turned down our requests for an on-ca

but he says this woman's real name is genevieve sanders. first impression. >> beautiful young lady, very smart. the kind of person that, hey, i'd like to get to know her. >> reporter: genevievede was an all-american girl from lindsay, california, the daughter of a farmer. she never earned a ph.d., and he says she didn't know much french. gary met her while she was a student at fresno state university and he was a teaching assistant. >> we got to know each other quite well. just hanging out here, going over to the library next door. >> reporter: after two years, the farmer's daughter and teacher tied the knot. they lived on a tight budget -- not quite in a shoe, but in a very modest home. bare. but that crown was real. just wasn't from france. check out her sash in this picture -- yes, genevieve sanders was the reigning national raisin queen. here she is arriving on a two-week trip to japan to bolster raisin sales around the pacific rim. she seemed to really enjoy the spotlight. >> yeah. she definitely enjoyed it. she enjoyed that little bit

keep on scratchin' >> good morning from flourtown hello saint genevieve.at these sweet blue ribbons we have not one, not two but three. i think there have only been three schools that have won three blue ribbons ever. >> in the state of pennsylvania. >> thanks for inviting us. what's the application process to become a blue ribbon school. >> the application process is a rigorous study of what our school has to offer in our curriculum the integration of our curriculum technology and how we move our school forward. >> you got all the students fired up. monsignor what does this mean for the parish as you try build parishioners and students. >> it's an incredible honor. it sends a message we're live and healthy and we want to share our faith and want our kids to become good persons that they can work in the world and do what god asks them to do. >> are you excite that you had won the blue ribbon guys. [cheers and applause] >> this is something. my gosh. why are you so excited today? first of all what is your name. >> james. >> why are you so excited. >> i'm ex

from las vegas, nevada, please welcome genevieve mayer. [cheers and applause] i like it.>> thank you. doing wonderfully. [applause] >> i like the kilt. >> did what i could. >> you're my first kilted contestant. >> yes. i was sincerely hoping so. thank you for confirming that. >> are you scottish or do you just--you're a musician. >> right, yeah. >> so is that where this comes from? >> so, right.

. >> okay, joining me now is genevieve shaw brown. lifestyle editor. we all have way too much stuff. what is wrong with something stuff around the house? >> we all want to give her kids everything. kids are overwhelmed by too many toys. they can't make choices and focus. and the ucla study nund too many possessions in the home can lead to increased stress for mom. that's not a good thing. >> what is it about this? less is more? is that what the good thing is for kids? >> i spoke to a lot of moms less can be more. we found a common theme, kids with focus, they can pay attention to what they do is a. and they treat the things that i have is with respect. >> sometimes you want to sarks i want 20 throw it all away. what is the right way to do it? >> the right way and the wrong way? >> there is one rule of thumb, if you don't love it, use it or need it, get rid of it. >> great advice. >> we have more coming up. pop news is next. with chantix. by the time i was 30, i said "that's it, i'm a smoker for life." i wanted to be a non-smoker and i did it thanks to

tenth anniversary with wife genevieve. >> what are you doing? >> the parents of two young boys who met during their college years. >> back in college could you have imagined? did you see any of this coming? >> there were plenty of times where i think boldt of us were like, what are we doing? what is going to happen, you know? is this worth it? it was interesting to see everything and this unknown and a dream, i guess. and then to see it come to fruition for me, pretty ?? ?? >> a climb together to the top of the music business that just may have been meant to be. >> it feels to me there was never a chance you were not going to be a musician in some form. >> i think so. for me it kind of became the self-evident path that i was supposed to be on. ?? >> tedder has produced songs for just about every big name you can think of but there is still one man he's dying to work with. paul mccartney. tedder told me he'd do anything mccartney wanted to do, cover of a mariah carey christmas song? or they could grab a cup of coffee and ryan could say he had col

. >> okay, joining me now is genevieve shaw brown. abc travel and lifestyle editor. okay. let's talk about this. she says it changed her life. what's wrong with having this stuff around the house? >> we all want to give her kids everything. turns it it might be doing more harm than good. kids are overwhelmed by too many toys. they can't make choices and focus. and the ucla study found that too many possessions in the home can lead to increased stress for mom. that's not a good thing. >> this stuff is causing us all of the stress. so what is it about this? less is more? is that what the good thing is for kids? >> i spoke to a lot of moms including allie for the story. less can be more. we found a common theme, kids can focus, they can pay attention to what they do have. they get along better with their siblings and they treat the things they do have with respect. >> sometimes you want to say i want to throw it all away. what is the right way to do it? the right way and the wrong way? >> i spoke to a professional organizer about this. and there is one rule of thumb, this is

ana patricia: genevieve angulo, en california, cumple 39 aÑos!as! satcha: simpÁticas. ojalá se acabe esta ola de payasos siniestros. tambiÉn nos reÍmos con esos dinosaurios. vamos a cambiar completamente de tema y de tono. en un infierno se convirtiÓ un vecindario de texas luego que una casa y todo a su alrededor se prendiÓ en llamas. las impresionantes imÁgenes muestran cÓmo el humo se mezcla con el fuego y la brisa, formando una especie de torbellino. un escenario peligroso. autoridades indicaron que tambiÉn se reportaron explosiones en el lugar. aÚn se investigan las causas del incidente. fue intencional el choque de una avioneta en connecticut que dejo a un estudiante de piloto muerto y a su instructor seriamente herido. asÍ lo determinaron autoridades, luego que el profesor de vuelo relatÓ que discutiÓ con el alumno de origen jordano en el aire. tras el forcejeo, la aeronave terminÓ clavada contra el pavimento, muy cerca de una camioneta que transportaba a una madre junto a sus hijos. haber obtenido la ciudadanÍa estadounidense no serÍa sufi