six years earlier, miriam's first husband, jack giles, shot himself to death while he was sleeping next to her. >> anytime you hear that a woman has more than one husband die of a gunshot wound to the head, you get concerned. >> and colorado investigators soon discovered something odd about this suicide. for one thing, it was miriam's half-brother, a local policeman, who was first on the scene and declared the death a suicide. this despite the fact jack giles apparently killed himself with his right hand. >> jack couldn't do anything with his right hand. he was a complete lefty. and yet, he would choose to shoot himself, kill himself with his off hand, his right hand? that didn't make sense to us. >> also strange was miriam's explanation as to why jack committed suicide. >> she said yes, he was very depressed because of her daughter amy who had supposedly overdosed. miriam changed that story when she told it to me quite a few times. it was overdose once and one time it was some sort of men -- physical ailment. >> records showed miriam was the beneficiary of jack giles' $100,000 life ins

you're not looking at the same situation that you saw yesterday here, giles. just not going to be that casino of i have, drenching widespread rain. but, we will still have some showers, and occasional rain to dodge. at the moment, storm scan, i mean, you can see what's happening. we look at the three hour loop here. things have really started to sort of taper away here. but, unfortunately, not tapering away completely. we will, again still have some showers to dodge throughout the course of the day. with this very slow moving frontal boundary, just sagging south. in the the winds direction not so much the wind speed but the direction. as it turns more on shore out of the northeast or the east, that's going to mean that you end up with cooler conditions out there. so through this morning watch for additional showers on the roadways, sprays from vehicles, flooded roadways definitely still concern. we do still have flood advisories through southern delaware, new jersey, flashflood watches at least for another half hour to hour for many of you. ukee,. >> kate, tha

. >> reporter: penny giles says that's beginning to change.er life long neighborhood of francisville in north philly is rapidly jenn tri feig. new homes are routinely valued at close to half million dollars dollars. >> welcome new residents of all incomes. >> that means many middle class families can't afford to buy a home here. a new city program aims to change that. take this vacant lot in francis francisville one of nearly 20,000 owned by the city. this one will be given to a developer for nearly no cost under one condition. >> build housing for sale that accommodate people in a certain price point. >> in other words, price the home at a level middle class family making 80 grand a year can afford. somewhere around $200,000. in total 77 city owned lots said to be developed in several up and coming neighborhoods in the city including those lots here in point breeze. about one hun hundred more properties will follow and the in end city officials say they want to develop about a thousand properties for middle income families. >> we have a model

police take the suspect, stow resident joshua giles, into custody. he's only 17, but he's already got a lengthy rap sheet. >> we had dealt with the suspect before. i knew the name once i had heard it. >> according to the police report, giles stole the truck the previous night to get to a friend's house. the next morning, he invited two other friends on a joyride. the two passengers say they had no idea it was stolen. giles is convicted on multiple counts of aggravated assault and one count of auto theft. he pleads guilty and is sentenced to three years in juvenile detention. it took a team effort to run this reckless teen down. and it was all "caught on camera." >>> coming up -- a desperate prize-winning stallion in over his head two miles out in the ocean. they make little hearts happy and big hearts happy too because as part of a heart healthy diet, those delicious oats in cheerios can help naturally lower cholesterol. how can something so little... help you do something so big. thso we got our new he washingzy machine but it took forever turns out

this year giles.said he knew he was destined for the big leagues. >> i used to play recreational softball, and he'd crawl over there and palm the things. i'm like that's unbelievable. decided to put a baseball in his hand, and he was chucking the ball around breaking things that i'd have to hide from the wife of course. i just said this is where he needs to be. >> papa giles in good shape. >>> to the eagles who dispersed. the next time the team gets together will be august 2nd for training camp. figured to be one of the toughest units on the team. hoping to improve. the guys up front have their eyes on being one of the best fronts in all of football. >> the way we work and train and just go out there and compete every day, you saw the progress from year one to year two. year three, we look for bigger and better things. we did a lot of good work this off season with otas and stuff like that. we feel we can be up there with being the best front seven. >> we're not there yet. we have to have that mind se

also, tom giles, managing editor for bloomberg. it's amazing what you guys are working on.r silk has an criminal -- has incredible properties. can you replicate that? >> yes. this is the challenge of technology has been trying to solve. many have tried. we can do what we would never have dreamed up a decade ago. emily: where are you when it comes to getting clothing on the commercial market? >> we are in the process of product development scale up and launch. >> tell us about what the funding allows you to do. emily:>> in the early day was filling in the little pieces to build the technology platform. this is big. it has potential. now it is about how you make enough materials to every consumer can have a product made of this material. emily: what clothing you imagine will be made by the silk? >> everything from stretch dear to more comfortable you name it, we can work on it. active wear apparel to what you wear any office or with your friends. >> do you envision non-apparel uses as well? >> everything from fishing lines to medical sutures to medical implants. as a starter,

> a kurdish military cameraman recording his colleagues preparing for battle captures producer tom giles pausing next to the car to answer the phone. >> it was my mother ringing to wish my happy birthday. in all the fuss, i had forgotten at that moment it was my birthday. i remember saying, mom, i can't talk now, there's a lot of front line activity going on. at the time, there was a huge swelling sound of american air force jets flying over. and i remember making a joke to her because she hadn't been a supporter of the war but holding the phone up and shouting, listen, mom, that's the sound of freedom. >> in a split second, that sound of freedom is shattered by the sound of war. >> i just remember a white projectile coming over and past my left shoulder with a red nose. and next thing i know, i was just flat on my face, ears ringing. >> the entire convoy of kurdish and american soldiers and the bbc crew following them are hit. >> grabbed the camera. [ shouting ] >> tried to get to my feet. it wouldn't start. i reset the fuse, and it started rolling. >> with his own blood clouding the le

giles died of a heart attack last june after breaking up a fight between students. officials dedicate add plaque in his honor that will hang in the school. students also released balloons into the air in his memory. >> teens are getting a visual reminder of the hazards of impaired driving. a new video was screened today at the charter school at pennsbury here in levittown. it shows how quickly you can have a wreck while either texting drinking or doing drugs and driving. saint mary regional trauma center and the center for student learning sponsored this events. >> let's get a check of our "action news" traffic report. >> lot going on matt. >> certainly been an events full new month on the roadway so far. this morning's rush was busy rick and monica and so is this afternoon's with a lot of wet roadways. this one is now wet, too the schuylkill expressway and quite busy as you can see on the eastbound side from 202 through this points at conshohocken into the curve. westbound travel time even little bit slower at 30 minutes with speeds like 10 miles per hour. starting

lescent-giles and lisa paul, an attorney who does mostly residential condo conversions and also worked on the commercial side, doing some discussion what's involved taking a look at this so that we can -- so that the staff can start putting together this information to put it in front of you -- what would be involved and i think from that meeting we did really, you know, our next step is to really kind of work with the small property owners and the real estate industry to kindly of discuss and take a look at well, if we really pushed this kind of program, could it have some other kinds of impact to the real estate market that we may not necessarily think of -- what's the cause and effect and also for the small property owners -- who would be an incentive for them to subdivide -- you know, do a vertical subdivision and retain the residential portion and be willing to sell off the commercial portion -- so those are some things to take a look at and then i also did have a meeting with sf heritage the historical preservation staff and tim fry and sf travel again doing some exploratory disc

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. >>> ken giles not only threw the heated pirates hitter.s got heated in the 8th after committing a throwing error. he was intentionally to walk the batter. he did not agree. they tried to calm him down, after he got out of a bases loaded jam. he showed his frustration. ryan sandberg showing a rare sign of emotion and mccorrespond comes over and they start yelling at each other. gi les said my emotions got the best of me it's never going to happen again. >>> wheel has never played a down nfl season game. chip kelly may joke his team is better by 1,000 percent after all the changes. the eagles coach ripped apart the roster. tray thomas said the season will come down to protecting that quarterback. >>> we know that we have solid running backs in the backfield we made some decisions we have some receivers, the question is how is the secondary going to produce and will we protect the quarterback, if we can protect bradford he cannot take the hits that a lot of guys have taken. we've gone through two years without our starting quarterback, we don

in terms of the fact, giles it, won't be anywhere near the excessive rainfall we had yesterday. soap while we do still have a number of watches and advisories to tell you about. they start to expire, pretty soon, and we will not be dealing with anywhere again near the widespread coverage for one thing nor the rainfall intensity that we had yesterday. let's go back out to little bit more of localized zoom on storm scan3. looking at three hour loop. you can see what's happened. we went from such a heavy rain, through the baltimore area out to southeastern new jersey to now at this point things that are fizzling away, to the point that you don't even have anything actually falling from the sky in most of atlantic county, for example, gloucester, camden county, so it is get being better with time. the storm in it entirety really frontal boundary, actually still needs to sag south. so, we are unfortunately still stuck with additional showers additional, you know, pocket of rain throughout the course of the day here. but they'll come through much more scattered in nature, as far as th

back in the 8th inning, the can remember caught this heated exchange between ken giles and the coachingeff skeverski with the rest of the saturday morning sports. >> reporter: protecting sam bradford and that bad left knee has to be a bigger concern after chip kelly cut his starting guards. they will beced. connor barwin was surprised that the eagles released mathis who was in a contract dispute. >> whenever you see these things start to happening it's a bad ending. i wish evan the best he was a great teammate for two years i'm confident in the guys who were here all summer, to been, gardener, they had a good off season. >> reporter: wondering why barwin is wearing a hard hat doing community work at a home in cher are hill. look at him go up the larpd that panel -- up the ladder. chip kelly has parted ways with nine starts from last season five had pro bowl experience. we asked tray thomas to weigh in all the moves it is big and bold moves chip kelly has made. >> you can tell he is bringing in his crew he is getting rid of anything that wants to oppose any feeling he has in the directio

the cameras caught a heated exchange between ken giles in the dugout yesterday.e's jeff skeverski with the rest of the of saturday morning sports. >> reporter: protecting the quarterback sam bradford and the bad left knee has been a bigger concern after chip kelly cut both of his starting guards evan matt thinks and to do -- todd herreman. connor barwin admitted he was surprised matt thinks was released -- mathis was in was released enthough he was in a contract dispute. >> he feels a great teammate, i'm confident in all the guys who have been here all summer. they have had a good off season, we're moving forward. >> reporter: wondering why barwin is wearing a hard hat. he is doing community work helping install solar panels at a home in cherry hill. look at him go up the ladder. that panel weighs 50 pounds. chip kelly parted ways with nine starters, five had pro bowel experience. we asked tray thomas to weigh in on all the moorvelings -- moves big and bold moves he made. >> he is bringing in his crew, he is getting rid of anything that wants to 'pose any feeling

has been no big trade season's obviously gone, it is over so david montgomery bill giles, they basically do something with the front office to send a message to the fans hey we care. we're still here. >> that something has to be probably the general manager or the manager have to go, right? >> something has to happen. >> something. >> all right 4:25, the time. coming up: a father risks his life to save his son after a carjacker takes off with the eight year old inside. but the boy wound up saving himself. amazing story to stick around for. >> two young boys putting their lives on the line. how many they rescued two other children in their neighborhoods from a fire. >> a prayer meeting interrupted with gunfire. >> this morning, nine people dead including the pastor, more on what police are saying a hate crime for the search for the shooter. >> this thursday morning off to pretty soggy start. will the rain stay? what will the heat return? sue serio has the answer. >> woman gets into a,ment at septa station. moments later shoe is he punched and cut. now, septa police are searching of course

michelle gile has the latest. two-year-old, ser rennety serenity is partially vaccinated. >> after her vaccines, she had inconsoleable crying fits, which were unprovoked. she just started crying and screaming for hours. >> there were silent seizures and more reactions. if the governor signs a strict vaccination law, a medical exception for her only child. so she is able to attend preschool, but it is far from guaranteed. >> this is a life changing event for so many families. this is not a casual decision for us. we did vaccinate and here we are in a situation. >> the state senate struck down california's personal belief exception used by many unvaccinated students. if the law passes and if children remain unvaccinated, they will be required to be home schooled in most cases. in a statement, a spokesperson said quote, the governor believes that vaccinations are profoundly important and a major public health benefit and the bill will be losely considered. >> we will keep fighting this. we are confident this is sun c

here comes the ppa guy his name was charles garcia, oh i watch the show, i am one of the nice ppa giles>> he even smiled. i was like i don't think i've ever seen a ppa person smiling. >> he was smiling. >> so hello. >> but their lot of good ppa parking enforcement people. >> i'm sure. >> we continue to follow this developing story out of south carolina just horrific. nine people including the pa cents tore killed last night inside after church in charleston. we'll take you there. >> a church is suppose to be a sang too our but last nos -- not last night. nine people are dead including the pastor that far church, and the killer is on the loose. >> father ritz, his life to save his son after carjacker takes offer with his eight year old in the car. how the little boy wound up saving himself. >> and i got a problem this morning, and so do everybody else who has a samsung galaxy. it affects every single phone, from the s3 all the way up to the new s6. there is a pro

. >> sticking with instagram for our winner belinda giles just sent us this split screen, explainings now" while eating ice cream and taking funny face selfies while she is vamping. that is vampiring. you now have a mug for that ice cream. >> i hope we didn't say something to put that look on her face. also our third mug goes to a man who you might say won the contest taking the contest very seriously with a poem. greg bentham, send us your address so we can get the mug to you. "brewed the coffee black like the toast, buttered my fingers and i ate to boast." sometimes it's hard to see where you're going. and even though some things you're facing seem overwhelming - sometimes even small changes can have a big impact. but you have the power to change your problems... to change your life. all it takes is courage. yourlifeyourvoice.org. (tdd# 1-800-448-1433) >>> good thursday morning to you all. i'm t.j. holmes. >> i'm brandi hitt, in for reena ninan. here are some of the headlines we're following this morning on "world news now." >>> hundreds of american troops are headed to iraq to hel

when i do have time at my favorites are people like lee giles, harlan copeland, patricia cornwell, truman capote, i like those books a lot. i like the style a lot. but when i'm in the middle of a project there is not much time to read more than occasional magazine or look at the newspapers because the sources are so immense. the 12 volume collected works of davis, hundreds of books thousands of newspapers, diary entries, transcripts and there was no time. i really had to leave my earth life behind and just focus on a book of the research. skip: by the way patricia cornwell called manhunt one of the two best nonfiction crime books in history. the other in cold-blooded written by truman, what's his name. [laughter] unbelievably we are out of time. so last question hangs in the air, and answered. which means keep going to your bookstores, and in a couple of years to these guys come out with next. we really enjoyed it, it was a fascinating time. [applause] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [

. >> mary giles, deputy editor of "family fun" magazine. this is rocket toss. this is a target game. your targets are these metal cans. you can just pull them out of the recycling bin this week. we'll decorate them with tape. i have some tape already cut. you can help decorate these. you just want to be sure an cover any sharp edges. decorate them any way you like. fill little half a cup of rice. >> how you doing? let's see who wins. >> before we do it, i am cononr. >> thanks for establishing that. go for it, boys. >> you get three or four tosses each. >> go for it. chuck it, man. >> very nice. you guys keep chucking. we're going to keep moving. >>> this is our united we stand game. this is a family fun twist on our carnival classic. ellie, come on in here. we've got two plastic bottles. we'll fill each of these with half a cup of rice. what we're doing for fun is dye these blue and red. you start shaking that up. you guys can start working on that. we'll do the dye -- yours is getting nice and blue. you just put food coloring in there. abo

giles being supported in this country.there is more liquidity is that recession is more and more by lending has dropped. we are doing about half of what we did two years ago because banks have come back into the floor and there is less need for us today than it was two years ago. >> some opponents have come up with an increasing volume and expressed concerns. the portfolio. since 2,009 noted that uncertainty about banks long-term reauthorization is hindering recruitment. we know there is a whole host of reasons that the fits and starts in the short-term reauthorization that congress seems to inflict on a whole lot of programs have had an impact on investment on long-term decisions unpredictability. talk to me about how this repeated short-term reauthorization and possible explanation affects your ability to recruit. >> i think the challenge to recruit also a bit of a brain drain. the hundred 64,000. about the mortgage, making tuition payments. about what they do and we have about 400 workers. they do a spectacular job. why