pegye's friend glenda said no way. >> was peggy bechler capable of committing white collar crime? my opinion, no. >> but if you're wrong about that -- >> uh-huh. >> --then maybe the idea that she faked her death to escape possible prosecution for that, maybe that's a little bit more plausible. >> but white collar crime and faking your death and leaving your children and your family are two really separate issues. >> reporter: glenda said pegye adored her children and would never abandon them. >> i will say that people who have never been in the inside of a courtroom or the inside of a jail cell -- >> uh-huh. >> --sometimes do pretty crazy things when they realize that might happen to them. >> i believe that, but not pegye. >> reporter: glenda did tell the detectives that pegye and eric were having some issues, like how pegye was busy with work and kids while eric seemed occupied on the volleyball court. >> she just confided in me that they were having some financial troubles because, you know, they had a pretty high lifestyle to keep up with. >> reporter: glenda said eric and pegy

because she was a fabulous swimmer. >> reporter: glenda went to the beckler house to see eric.ow did he look? >> hysterical. a little bit. he had been crying and his face was red and you know, all of those things. he looked upset. as he should be. one would expect. >> she's the best person. >> reporter: this video from local news shows a devastated eric. it was now day two of the search for peggy. still nothing. the next day, the coast guard interviewed eric. eric beckler could barely speak. >> what did you take with you? >> we had a couple bags. we wanted to see if we could see catalina. it was so hazy. i told peggy it was too hazy. >> reporter: eric told the coast guard he tried to body board on the way out and said there was a pretty good swell in the ocean. >> was it as high as the side of the boat? >> big enough to notice. >> reporter: eric said they stopped out here on the water to enjoy some margueritas peggy had made and later in the day they decided to try the body board again, this time on their way back to the harbor. peggy was driving. eric was being pulled on the b

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judge glenda hatchet joining us live from st. paul and p valerie castile, the mother of philndo. >> about 2000 expected to attend an interfaith memorial service plchlt a sniper that was enter specifically intent on taking white lives and specifically white cops. there are a lot of people in the audience, black, white, and many in between, to honor those who died serving those who had the right to protest what is seen as a problem between policing and the communities being policed. we are back in a moment. crowd sounds ] oooh! [ brakes screech ] when your pain reliever stops working, your whole day stops. excuse me, try this. but just one aleve can last 12 hours. tylenol and advil can quit after 6. [ cheering ] so live your whole day, not part... with 12 hour aleve. then smash it into a tree. your insurance company raises your rates. maybe you should've done more research on them. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. just one of the many features that comes standa

along with her was tv attorney glenda hatchet who said he did everything right. >> he did everythinge was supposed to do to be a productive citizen in the state of minnesota. and i want everyone to know who he is, who he was and what he stood for. >> he had a job. he wasn't trying to fight with the police. he wasn't a felon running and combative and trying to get the policeman's gun. we're talking about a man who was employed who was loved with his family, and who was permitted to have a gun and now he's dead. so we're saying this guy did it all correctly, this time must be the last time. >> valerie castile said she's still not seeing the facebook streamed by her son's girlfriend in the aftermath of the shooting. she said it would be too painful to watch philando in pain. police called to the scene after that they want people to know. more on that. >> reporter: miguel, alison, user seen the video of philando castile inside his car with the white t-shirt covered in blood. now, castile was the black man shot and killed by a police officer. that video was shot near this memorial on this

along with tv judge glenda hatchett saying he did everything right when police pulled him over. >> he did everything he was supposed to do to be a productive citizen in the state of minnesota. and i want everyone to know who he is, who he was, and what he stood for. >> we're talking about a man who was doing right. who had a job, who wasn't trying to fight with the police. who wasn't a felon running and combative and trying to get the police. we're talking about a man who was employed. who was loved with his family. and who was permitted to have a gun. and now he's dead. so, we're saying this time, you know, he did it all all directly, this time must be the last time. >> valerie castile says she has not seen the facebook video streamed by her son's girlfriend in the aftermath of the shooting. she says it will be too painful to watch philando in agony. meantime, police called to the scene after the shooting says there's more about what happened that they do want people to know. cnn's rosa flores has more on it that. >> reporter: miguel, alison, you've seen the video of philando castile

they've hired glenda hatchet, from the show judge hatchet to represent them. castile was killed during a traffic stop. his girlfriend reported the aftermath of the shooting. >>> the governor of louisiana says he is pleased by the way officers have reacted to protests since the alton sterling. >>> the u.s. attorney general loretta lynch says the deadly ambush in dallas and the shootings of sterling and castile have rocked the country. she said today building trust between law enforcement and the communities has never been more difficult or important and the justice department is now working with police to expand the use of body cameras and deescalation training. >>> lynch appeared to answer questions about why charges were not filed in the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. republicans are trying to keep the issue alive and today, hillary clinton's campaign got a boost by her rival. reporter: bernie sanders formally endorsed hillary clinton today. the support could give her a boost to maintain her lead over donald trump which is slipping in the national poll

. >> reporter: the castile family attorney is tv judge glenda hatchet. >> what does that tell you?> that tells me that i'll see you in court. you pull somebody over because they have a wide set nose. i have a wide set nose. i mean, come on. and how does it change from a busted taillight at one point to a wide set nose? >> reporter: these pictures from a convenience store robbery two miles away from the shooting scene, show the suspects police were looking for. this is castile. the attorney representing officer geronimo confirmed the details in the audio recording but says his client shot coastile because he had a gun, not because of his race. castile's girlfriend said they informed the officer of the gun and a license to carry. when the officer opened fire, her 4-year-old was in the back seat. castile's mother valerie now plans to file a civil lawsuit. >> my son abided by the law and he was killed by the law. >> reporter: today president obama called to offer his condolences. police will not comment on these audio recordings or any aspect of their investigation, but an attorney for

. >> in response the family is turning to famed tv judge glenda hatchet vowed a lawsuit. >> i'll seen court. you pull over somebody because of a wide set nose? i have a wide set nose. >> tomorrow philando castile's funeral will be held. >>> so here's how one restaurant owner defeated an armed robber, but ignoring him. security footage out of new zealand shows an owner committed to customer service in the face of a gun. he serves a customer a sandwich and the dumb founded robber, he just walks away. and colorado police made an unusual rescue. a bear managed to lock itself inside a subaru. deputies freed it, but wait till you see. it looks like someone is really going to need a new car after all that damage. >>> the markets will try to build on their new lofty highs today. the dow joining the s&p 500. strong earnings from aluminum giant. meanwhile, nissan plans to launch a new minivan next month that can automatically control steering, acceleration and braking on the highway. it also offers lane centering and distance monitoring. these vehicles can change lanes by themselves in 2018. a

twice updated and originally published in 2001, glenda blair looks at mr. trump's relationship with his family and reports on his candidate i for president in "donald trump, the candidate." throughout hillary clinton's political life, over 150 books have been written about her or feature her as a key player. these include several released last year. bloomberg news' jonathan allen and the hill's amie parnes' book "hr c" chronicles senator clinton's 2008 loss to barack obama and her return to political prominence. "love her, love her not," is a collection of essays by women that looks at how clinton is equally lauded and disliked. edward kline, former editor of "the new york times" magazine, argues against a clinton presidency in "unlikable." media matters' founder david brock, who also runs a super pac supporting her presidential campaign, says that there's a right-wing plot to derail hillary clinton in his book, "killing the messenger." and coming out in july, author and filmmaker dinesh d'souza asserts another clinton presidency will fundamentally change t

. >> in response the castile family's attorney glenda hatchet vowed a lawsuit. >> i'll see him in courtu pull over somebody because of a wide-set nose? i have a wide-set nose. >> tomorrow, philando castile's funeral will be held at st. paul's cathedral in minnesota. >>> here's how one restaurant owner defeated an armed robber. by completely ignoring him. look at this. security footage out of a new zealand shop shows an owner committed to customer service in the face of a gun. he serves the customer a sandwich and the dumbfounded robber says, hey, guess nothing's happening here. i'm just going to walk away. which he does. >>> and colorado police made an unusual rescue tuesday morning. somehow a bear managed to lock itself inside a subaru. deputies eventually freed it. but take a look. someone is going to need a new car after all that damage. >>> well a new era is about to begin in the uk. today theresa may is set to become prime minister after david cameron offers his resignation to queen elizabeth. nbc's lucy cavanaugh joins us now live from number 10 downing street. all right, what's t

s in castile's family has hired glenda hatchet as their attorney. >>> now to details on a shootout that happened overnight. >> we just learned from the chief that the suspect in all of this allegedly robbed another four people before last night's shootout. john henry joins us near where it all happened. reporter: hey guys. there was a lot of activity in this area. this part of southeast. you can see right here at martin luther king, jr., elementary. there were at least seven rounds of gun fire that entered into the windows here. that happened during that shootout between the police officers and the suspected robber. >> wanda coleman was in her backyard with friends. >> everybody was leaving and cleaning up wed heard pop, pop, pop. reporter: it all started before midnight. a man allegedly robbed four people elsewhere in town. he then held five people at gunpoint in their truck and told them to get him away from the scene. that truck encountered police near the scene. the suspect fired at the officers who fired back. the chief says about 30 minutes of negotiations went on after that and p

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are planning a civil lawsuit in connection with their death and they are represented by tv judge glendahatchet. >>> new details on the murder of a dnc staffer in bloomingdale. news4's jackie bensen has the latest in the murder of seth rich. >> reporter: the latest in the case is that police do not have as much information as they'd like to have. that's why they were back out here today information of seth rich. he was killed in the bloomingdale neighborhood as he walked home. police suspect it was an attempted robbery. it has greatly frustrated neighbors. police say they have very little information and can't even say what type of gun rich was murdered with. they cannot give a lot of information about how many suspects that they believe to be in the case. again, what they are hoping for at this point is information from the public. there is a very significant reward in this case. detectives are out looking for the type of information that would lead them to an arrest. live in northwest, jack see bensen, news4. >>> a warning about a wildly popular new game being played by kids and area p

. >> the attorney and former tv judge, glenda hatchet, who says the family does plan to file a lawsuit. she gave no details. before dallas, it was oral. before orlando, san bernardino, charleston, new town. today marks the 11th time president obama has visited a city here in the united states devastated by a mass shooting. our national correspondent is suzanne malveaux joining us on the phone over at the dallas memorial along with our correspondent, ed lavendera. what will the president say to dallas and the nation? p. >> reporter: well, wolf, air force one has touched down momentarily here in dallas with the president, the first lady and a bipartisan group aboard air force one to pay tribute to these fallen police officers. what we are told is that he is going to strike a tone, a balance of calling for racial and it lonl cal coming together. he is going to talk about the fact that this is a nation that is not as far apart as we believe. we are not as divided as we believe despite the fact that so many people feel that way. the president has a real task of balancing the call for social

. >> you see her on tv taking down gown let in court and now judge glenda hatchet is putting down herudge's role. >> she has agreed to represent family of philano the castille, black man killed by a police officer in minute so the a judge hatchet ran for eight years in syndication until her show was cancelled in 2008 and has been in reruns since then. she is expect to speak about a potential civil lawsuit and funeral arrangements with the family later this morning. >>> we have all her the saying, pictures they are worth a thousand words. well for one recent pictures now gone viral is doing just that. >> our producer candace saw this picture and it broad you a tear to her eye. it is attract ago lot of attention on line right now. it shows what appears to be a woman peaceful resistance to police. >> photo was taken by freelance photograph jonathan boxman. after the deaths of alton sterling and philando castille. she's iisha evans a license practical nurse, and this was her first time ever being involved in a protest. >> so they are comparing this photo taken by the photographer to that

. >> reporter: judge glenda hatchet who is representing philando castile's mother says it's time for reform. >> there has to be some national guidelines here. and i think we have to look at, first of all, [ indiscernible ] , time, retention, training in these situations, and we have got to be honest that we need to be better than we're doing. do i have all the answers? i do not. >> reporter: also wednesday, alton sterling's son cameron, who broke down before tv cameras last week, will speak publicly in front of the convenience store where his father was shot. i'm kim hutchison reporting. >>> philando castile's funeral will be held thursday. alton sterling will be buried friday. >>> new this morning, after a string of tesla autopilot crashes, the feds are now launching an investigation into the palo alto company. tesla says that one crash was caused by the vehicle's cameras. ceo elon musk plans to post information to educate tesla owners on how to use the system safely. but first the feds want to know if the system is safe at all. >>> well, ever since elon musk floated the idea of a h

so glenda's riding a folding bike. great bike for commuting and traveling.hen we have clay here on the penny bike or high-wheeler. doing a great job showing us this old-fashioned and difficult to ride bike. and then coming in we have an edge runner 10. this is an electric assist family bike. we could all it an sub. sport utility bicycle. great for the whole family. you can see we have got a little kind of railing for the kid to hold on to. you can will see it's a family- friendly event. you will see so many people here bringing their kids in trailers on these kind of cargo bikes. right. >> and other creative -- >> this storage bike collection or unit here could actually be -- you could trade that in -- you could trade your car in for this? >> absolutely. if you live up the hill, you can still get that extra boost going home, even if you have a couple of bags of groceries, dog food. >> i love the fold up bike for folks who have public transit. we are going to see if we can show you that fold-up bike at the end. weather is going to be a warm one out at jack lo

the family is being represented by glenda hatchet, better known as judge hatchet from tv fame.chance to speak to her about why she took this case. we're hearing from new audio, police scanner in which you hear the officer say that he is pulling over castile because he matches the description of a robbery suspect, and has quote, a wide set nose. so that's some new audio we're hearing today. the officer's attorney does not dispute that audio. and this is some of my interview with the family attorney. what made you want to take on this case? >> passion. fed up. tired of seeing mothers and fathers burying children. i am tired of it. i'm tired of children losing their parents. i'm tired of the heartache that's happening in this nation. >> when you hear about how many times he had been stopped before, what does that tell you? >> it tells me this is very unusual. who in the world ever gets stopped that much, unless somebody is actually intentionally stopping you? >> when you hear that he was pulled over because of a potential wide set nose and matched the description of a robbery susp

updated and originally published in 2001, glenda blair looks at his relationship with his family and reports on his candidacy in donald trump. throughout hillary clinton's political life over 150 books have been written about her or feature her as a key player. these include several release last year. it chronicles the 2008 loss to barack obama. love her, love her not is a collection of essays by women that looked at how clinton is equally lauded and disliked. edward klein, former editor of the new york times magazine argues against the clinton presidency in unlikable. they say there's a right wing plot to derail hillary clinton in his book killing the messenger. coming out in july, another book saying that another clinton presidency will change the nation for the worst in hillary's america. several of these books have been discussed on book tv and you can find them on our website book tv.org. >> this week on q&a, part two of our interview with former public interest the lawyer and politician mark green. mr. green discusses his book bright infinite future, a generational more on the

we are expecting soon to hear from the castile family attorney who is celebrity judge glenda hatchet.rn more about the mood inside of this service. but even still, we can hear gospel music as people begin filing out. so we imagine it was emotional. it certainly was an emotional experience all day as you described quickly that horse-drawn carriage carrying the casket sort of we have had through the streets here in st. paul bringing that casket of philando castile here to the cathedral of st. paul, brooke. >> thank you so much. it has been an extraordinarily tough week in this country. i want to bring in just a bright spot for all of us, a familiar and friendly face for the show to give us some perspective on the issue of police/community relations. officer tommy norman of the north little rock police department joins us now. officer norman, it is awesome to have you back. it's been little more than a year, and just quickly, we have a mutual friend in common, he is a killer rapper. now sadly here we are again. how are you doing? >> you know, i'm doing good. a little disturbed by the rec

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i want to bring in the attorney for the family, glenda hatchett.re looking at filing potentially multiple lawsuits. at this point, what is the family looking for? what is justice in the family's eyes? >> well, i'm going to be dealing with the civil side, poppy. and thank you very much for having me this morning. but i am going to be watching very carefully what happens in terms of criminal charges being brought, prosecuting the officer involved, and absolutely looking at what happened. you know, was there a delay? there's a question about whether he was taken to the closest trauma center. there are a lot of unanswered questioned. one of the things that you all have seen and know about me is that i will always be very transparent. what i am able to know and share, i will be very open. the problem is we are just beginning this investigation. rather than to speculate, i always want to be able to come to you with what i know definitively. there are concerns about the basis of the police stop to begin with. the actions -- >> let's begin with that and le