the ball is not in the air very long but adrian gonzalez is there. they get half the runs back on cristian guzman's fourth of the year, a laser beam to straightaway center. 2-1 padres. play. y. pads each with an average speed of 590 mph... almost as fast as you. nothing's gonna hold you down. grab your bag . it's on™west so our low fares stay low. ( ding ) book now at southwest.com. from that first dollar forward, cash flow isn't just an important thing to small business. it's everything. that's why pnc is introducing your new cfo, cash flow options designed to effectively improve your cash flow. cfo helps every dollar work harder. from the very first dollar to the last dollar of the day. get in touch with your new cfo. pnc. leading the way.  . >> bob: unexpected power fr cristian guzman, just his fourth homer of the year and, in his career, number 58. 58 home runs in 10 years.   luis rodriguez the san diego  second baseman leads off, top 2, batting a buck 94. he is a switch hitter. 

gonzalez comes in to play short and will bat 7th. so dwuz done for the day. and it's mike mcdougal against dan uggla. looks like uggla is doing everything he can to get out of the .220s. he has the pants pulled up and the socks showing. really struggling. wes helms, wildy old veteran, looks like he is checking the skies. uggla 1-for-3 with a base hit today. he is a fastball hitter and macdougal has a goodheater. by the way, we have been handed a note on hanley ramirez when he got the those rbis. first national league shortstop in the history of this league to drive in at least one run 10 games in a row. he left arkie vaughn in his wake. once you pass vaughn, boy, you are in your own territory. that guys with a good hitter at shortstop. you have done something in your league that no hitter or guy in your position has ever done before, that's something you can hang your hat on. the 1-1 to uggla. flyball hitter as rule. macdougal trying to keep the ball down but he has really missed by a big margin on the two balls he has thrown here in this at-bat. 2-1 the coun

quinn, cabrera and gonzalez for the padres. i had an interesting conversation the other day. he bristled a bit when i pointed out that he has struggled in some of his second innings of work this year. he said "eh, i used to be a targetter, i know how to go two," i said"okay, let me see a zero up there buddy and we'll talk." i mean it was a good-spirited conversation but he takes pride in the fact he can pitch more than one inning in certain situations and the other night he had to get one batter. tonight he is going to have to pitch more than one inning. >> rob: i have been told that you're kind of harsh on these young guys. . >> bob: wow. >> bob: he is gonna knock that one down, have plenty of time. and to the right. that will be the nationals fourth error of the night, two of them on pitchers. . >> rob: i know what the pitchers will be doing tomorrow. pitchers' fielding practice. step and throw. he throws off the back foot. see this right there? bad form. tomorrow they will be out here catching ground balls and throwing them

gonzalez, not the byrd family. >> gonzalez did proclaim his innocence in a statement last week. >>> all king live" last night? if you did you heard michael jackson's father say his son's death was no accident. police have said murray is not a suspect. jackson told larry king his son's doctor gave him something to sleep and he never woke up and he claimed the doctor ran after the singer died. >> the doctor gave him something to rest and he don't wake up no more, something is wrong there. the doctor just -- somehow i understand he left or went to sleep, i don't know what happened. >> are you implying the doctor committed foul play? >> something went wrong, larry. because when they tried to bring michael back he was dead. something went wrong. >> murray has not responded to those accusations but hi attorney denied earlier reports that the doctor was in hiding. murray was interviewed by police two days after jackson's death. >>> a woman is suing nfl quarterback ben roethlisberger. she is claiming he raped her in a penthouse room in a hotel casino in lake tahoe, nevada, in 2008. she was an e

gonzalez. we have heard that discussions kept going on and on so can you describe the level of cooperation? >> as with all cases, you cannot establish the ebb and flow and so throughout the day we interviewed numerous people of which mr. gonzalez was just one. and, again, it resulted in the charges being proffered against mr. gonzalez today. releasing anymore information on his level of cooperation i'm not comfortable releasing. >> the sheriff david morgan and the ag of escambia county, here is a person, this was e-mailed to me from michael humphreys on the ground there. he is our satellite truck operator. his name is leonard patrick gonzalez. race, white male, 5'4", brown hair, brown eyes, born in 1953. that is his picture. michael humphrey e-mailing me. here is what they are saying in all of this. that he has been charged not necessarily with the murder. it could go beyond that but he is charged with tampering of evidence. specifically what sheriff's deputies said he was doing was trying to p

he's mixed the speeds really well against gonzalez.er, kouzmanoff. >> rob: he's done a great job coming out of the bullpen since he was brought up here. >> rob: boy, i would like to see him possibly get a start here soon. if you have command of three pitches and you can locate them at will anytime in the count, you can start at this level. those guys that are in the bullpen usually just have command of one and possibly two pitches. there you see him blowing away a very good hitter in adrian gonzalez, one of the best in the big leagues. confused by the change-up. they're saying, what was that? well, here's the fastball grip. got ahead on the 78-mile an hour fastball. the two fastballs, or change- ups, then two fastballs after that. but they look 95 because of the mile an hour differential and it's the same arm speed. it's what i call the equalizer, because there's no way they can be looking for your change-up. they're looking a the 91-mile an hour fastball. if you slow up your arm to try to slow the ball down, that's what the hitters pi

patrick gonzalez jr.ct as a landlord and through her realty company. and she also was very good family friend, transporting him and his wife and children around. and so that's how she became a person of interest. we wanted the find out exactly what is that tie between the two of them and, of course, she was with him we have developed on up through the day of the murder. so one thing led to another. we'll be holding a joint press conference tomorrow morning at 10:00 a.m. central time with the state attorney's office and he will release the specifics on that. >> can you say if she turned herself in? >> yes, sir. she did. she was located in orange beach, alabama, at a marina there. we put out earlier today a be on the lookout order and the orange beach pd received a call-in tip and also i want to thank you, mr. cooper, and your station. you were one of the station that is published the photo and put it on the air. people are watching this newscast as well as others and a maintenance man called the tip in and

gonzalez says that he is innocent.men are charged with murder in the couple's killings, including gonzalez' father. law enforce many officials say a safe and other items were missing from the house and robbery may have been a motive. police called this a methodical well-planned attack, but the suspects dropped the ball on a few things that led to their capture. correspondent richard lui has more in ten minutes. >>> we are just now seeing video of what could have been a turning point in michael jackson's life. the pepsi commercial fire. "us weekly" posted this online. pyrotechnics went off too early in 1984. do you see his hair catch fire, and he keeps dancing for ten seconds before the flames were put out, and jackson was clearly in pain and reached for a large bald spot on his head directly afterward. >> he was obsessed after that about his appearance, also. about the fact that he was disfigured. we had long discussions about the fact that i felt that he had a lot of self loathing, he had a lot of shame. >> well, in 2

they also arrested gonzalez's son, 35-year-old leonard gonzalez, jr. they have charged him with murder as well. police believe both men stormed into the home with face masks and guns drawn. gonzalez jr. is seen here in video from march of 2007, teaching martial arts to young students. tonight, authorities here released yet another video, showing the billings had been attacked by a crew that entered the home through two entrances. police have arrested one of the two african-american men in this surveillance photo taken outside this florida wal-mart. the man in the center with the child is gonzalez, jr., who is already in custody and charged with murder. police expect to announce yet another arrest tomorrow. >> at this time, because, again, the complexity of the case i think we'll have many, many answers and many, many more questions than answers even at the conclusion of this case. >> it appears they're looking for one or two more persons of interest. the children are safe, unharmed and with family. the family plans to continue their care. funeral servi

gonzalez steps in. and tag play at second.nd 3-6-double play. >> we keep him in for a little while. top the eighth coming up. josh willingham ties the game d hit 14 this year. 12 of them have been solos. and the breaking ball went a long, long way.   . >>> we are told that a movi part of a movie at nationals park today. and we thought we would go out there by auditioning for speaking parts. and josh willingham's homer and very good from seven and john lannan is even better through seven. here on the top the eighth. they will be in the san diego bullpen for three outs in the eighth and we will see what lies beyond. breaking ball by john. and it is left-handed batters today. adam dunn, yes, he does. and long run for the big fellow. and i don't know. looks to me like he is reading the ball off the bat and right now better than he has all year. >> bob: i would agree with that statement. he was over there. >> rob: all the first step. and in the it. not going to get to it. and does. and chad gaudin goes seven i

alberto gonzalez had to back up on a high chopper. ground balls for john lannan to start the ballgame. here is a deal that took place one month and one day ago. morgan and burnett coming over here. their production with the nats has been amazing. joel hanrahan has pitched better since he's been over here and that's what milledge did at triple-a. >> rob: good for them. you always want the trade to work both ways. maybe the change of venue will help joel goit. >> bob: this is 28-year-old garrett jones the first baseman. he's been around for a while since atlanta took him in the 14th rownt 10 years ago. they released him. minnesota picked him up. he's been in the minor leagues for the better part of 10 years. >> rob: we do a shift on him. very nice. >> bob: he's a pull hitter who hits for power, rob. he's only played in 24 games and has 10 homers and he hit those in his first 19 games. the fastest to 10 home runs in the history of the pittsburgh pirates. he's got some pop. he's from the chicago area, harvey, illinois. nats defensively no

s father gonzalez sr. was the getaway driver in the red van allegedly. >> the thing about the vehicle was my biological father's house. i am not guilty of the crime i am charged. >> who would want to kill these people so loving and so giving? >> there was an amount of practice that was involved. >> leonard patrick gonzalez jr. the sheriff here says he has a military background. stallworth is an active duty staff sergeant in the air force. >> it was a very well planned and well executed operation. >> good evening. i'm nancy grace. want to thank you for being with us tonight. the mystery surrounding the sudden death of music super star michael jackson intensifies. >> there is word that jackson family's negotiating behind the scenes with lawyers for debbie rowe. >> are you ared to fight for your children? >> are you ready to get your butt kicked. don't touch me. >> the lawyer for jackson's ex-wife debbie rowe is denying there is any custody in the works. an attorney for debbie rowe calls the newspaper report

gonzalez will get around late and foul one.he home stand record will be even at 3 and 3 with a win tonight. at least since the cubs left town. 3-3 weak basically. i guess i was making like a relief pitcher and forgetting about the four game sweep. >> rob: that didn't happen. gonzalez hanging tough and bouncing to short. and the padres will go around 6- 4-3 and turn it. ú ♪ cold refreshment is an unstoppable force. because every coors light can is cold-activated. when the mountains turn blue, your beer is as cold as the rockies. the coors light cold-activated can. enjoy refreshment at its peak. aaaaaahhh! frost-brewed coors light. the world's most refreshing beer.  >> bob: 13-1 the nationals going into the top of the 9th inning. a welcome relief from some frustration on this home stand. the potomac nationals team up with the washington post, the next one is this coming monday night after the washington nats leave town, the po-nats will be in town. alberto gonzalez plays shortstop. we go to the ninth inning. m

were they duped by gonzalez and codeiron and gonzalez sr.? that's a possibility. >> guys, just getting this in. go ahead, rob. >> can i jump on that? i think he's absolutely right. in terms there was no idea of how much money there really was in the safe from somebody on the outside. so to sell some of these guys, especially the air force sergeant who's making more than -- close to $50,000 a year, that there's a payday out of this, there better be a pretty good payday if you're going to put your career and family in jeopardy. but i don't think anyone signed up on this one for murder. even in a good home invasion people say, what, $20,000, $50,000, we better be doing better than that. there's a big question how much money was in that safe. >> we're just getting this in here. i'll read it off the computer. the sheriff told susan candiotti that the number of weapons recovered is around the same number of suspects. so about seven. let me throw that one to mike brooks. mike, so let's look at this crime here. you're storming a place with, we're say

leonard patrick gonzalez jr. >> reporter: earlier in the day police arrested 56-year-old patrick gonzalez sr. saying he was trying to paint the red van that was found behind a shed a few miles from the murder scene. >> at this time he will be charged with tampering with evidence in a murder investigation. >> reporter: the van and three suspects were captured on surveillance video at the couple's home last thursday at the time of the killings. >> we're satisfied with the progress of the investigation. we anticipate additional arrests will be made. >> the community is shocked by the murder of the couple who have 16 children. 12 of them adopted with developmental disabilities. >> they said that they're going to do everything in their power to keep them together so i hope that happens but that will be a huge commitment. >> reporter: the billings have installed the extensive surveillance system with a camera in almost every room to watch over their children. eight were in the house asleep when the crime was committed. all of the children are safe and together with relatives while the murder in

full count now on gonzalez. ryan howard is lurking. it's orlando hudson on deck, and after hudson, the pitcher's spot. howard will bat before the end of this night. >> tim: a home run to tie it is on gonzalez's mind right now. >> joe: instead, he takes a two-out walk. so that breaks the streak of 18 straight. and will bring in orlando hudson who was easily the best late addition to any roster. made coming into 2009. ed ed, caletti, the junior, made a good decision. he's proven he's over the wrist injuries that bothered him in his careers. >> tim: he proved that sunday by homering from both sides of the plate. once from the left, once from the right in milwaukee. >> joe: the big bat of ryan howard on deck. in the eighth, 4-3, a.l. and a ground ball up the middle. that ball is off the glove of bart length. gonzalez will go to third and there's the tying run with two out. >> tim: how about this match-up coming up? st. louis ' own ryan howard coms off the end of the glove of bartlett. jason could not pocket it. >> joe: a base hit and now t

coldiron and gonzalez jr. have also been charged with murder. patrick gonzalez sr. the getaway driver in a red van. >> we are working on a number of six to eight. we believe the number to be effectively seven. there may be an eighth suspect. >> could it be robbery? ? that's one of the motives. but police say that there's probably something else behind this, too. >> surveillance cameras show two groups of men dressed like ninjas bursting into the billings' home. three men rush in through the front door. a few minutes later, both parents, mom and dad, shot dead in their own bedroom. up to three children are believed to have seen the attack. >> it leads me to believe that this was a very well-planned and methodical operation. >> back out to sergeant ted roy, joining us from the sheriff's office. i understand that this realtor rented to one of the people that you believe is involved in the plot. what could she possibly know? >> well, that's what they're talking to her right now. but she knew gonzalez jr. >> what can you tell me about one of the suspects running a martia

good to see you, congressman gonzalez. >> oh, thank you. >> congressman, gonzalez, how did you view the hearings? is there any doubt that sonia sotomayor will not only get confirmed, but confirmed with a meaningful number of republicans? >> no doubt. you know, my prediction is you're going to be at 75 votes or more. at least that's what i'm hoping. but i thought it was a very positive experience for everyone and that the judge proved beyond anyone's doubt that she's qualified. >> congressman gonzalez, were there any additional issues in these hearings that did not come up that you wish we had spent more time on, whether that's questions of election law, particularly as we head into a census and as we come out having had major questions about our election system over the last several elections? >> well, many things i would love to have asked or had the senators ask but the truth is she would not have been able to respond, carlos. and it is true, a reason we have separation of powers in the independent judiciary and someone that is being nominated cannot go and tell and guarantee how they

alberto gonzalez next.e been out hit 6-4 but because of john lannan and timely hitting leading 4-0. >> rob: ouch. omir santos gets a shot to the right forearm of that 91 miles an hour slider in the dirt. >> bob: having a ball game in philadelphia, cubs and phillies tied 1-1 bottom 7th. the braves are all over the giants leading 8-1. that's a fair ball it appears. it was for a long time but then called foul. that was hugging the chalk line all the way down.    >> rob: went foul, went fair, foul went pfrjts. >> bob: david wright plays it as you should, don't assume it's foul. he came up throwing to first. that's the baseball version of playing until the whistle and the 2-2 to kearns now. that ball gets in there in a hurry. >> rob: moving 98 miles an hour.    >> bob: right at the shortstop, alex cora, two down. alberto gonzalez 0-2 with a sac fly tonight and more from debbie taylor. >> reporter: something i noticed about alberto every ti

gonzalez, not on the byrd family. >> gonzalez's wife tabby reached out to investigators today. you interviewed her today. anything valuable gained from that conversation? >> as i understand the interview went very well with mrs. gonzalez. our investigators wanted to speak with her about timelines and clear up a few areas. she did it voluntarily. i understand the interview went very well and to the best of my knowledge she is back with her children tonight. >> you mentioned your focus is not the billings family, sir. the associated press reported mr. billings had questionable moments in the past, owning a strip club, two years probation for an adoption scam. is there anyone from his past coming into your investigation? >> that's a pretty broad swath you just cut there about people that have come into this past. we will most assuredly be looking at business partners mr. billings had and coordinate some of these efforts with the billings family to verify those facts and if there was any confrontations with prior business owners. again, we're developing this case as we go along. ju

gonzalez, you've been charged with tampering with evidence. >> reporter: today leonard gonzalez, sr., was the first to be arraigned. police say he confessed to driving a getaway car and trying to repaint it later. they also expect to make as many as five more arrests. >> to know there are people capable of this type of violence and people with this magnitude of hate in their lives is sickening. >> reporter: police say one of the three suspects already in custody was the mastermind, but won't say which one, they're also reviewing store security videotape from several major local retailers hoping to spot more suspects buying the black clothing they went on to wear in this brutal, methodical attack. katie? >> couric: mark strassmann, a very strange and disturbing story. thank you, mark. coming up next here on the "cbs evening news," why money from the stimulus plan is landing at small airports most americans will never use. >> couric: the country has just reached a dubious milestone. the treasury reported today that nine months into the fiscal year the federal deficit has, for the first

leonard patrick gonzalez. sheriff's deputies hope to make numerous arrests soon in that case. >> california has had to issue ious to cover some bills. state lawmakers and governor arnold schwarzenegger has made progress on closing their $26 billion budget deficit. they are back at work this hour looking at ways to squeeze savings from education, welfare and expensive social programs. today's talks are expected to last for several hours. >>> it is known more for cars than for movies but with unemployment at more than 14% and the auto entry struggling the state is rolling out the red carpet to hollywood film crews. there is just one problem. poppy harlow has more. that caught my attention. hollywood film crews. are they trying to get their cars in movies, free advertising? what is going on? >> not exactly. this is about bringing jobs to michigan. we could see detroit changing from the motor city to the movie city. you have over 14% unemployment in michigan. a huge underemployment problem there is help coming fro

gonzalez, jr.'z, sr., was the getaway driver in the red van. >> we have verified that three individuals dressed in black and masked entered the billings' home from the east side. an additional fourth individual remained in the vehicle. we have identified a motive. a motive is robbery, but there are other motives we believe that will develop. >> the billings had a growing brood of adopted children. many of them with special needs, as you can see from this family picture how big that family was. police say they were ambushed when two groups of men burst into their home killing them execution-style, but again seven people now in custody in chex with this murder. >>> we're learning first lady michelle obama's father, frazier robinson iii, is buried at illinois' burr oak cemetery. her communication director just confirmed it to our sister network cnn. some cemetery workers, remember, at that historic black cemetery are accused of digging up bodies there and reselling those plots off the books. county off

but it was gonzalez jr. as we know was the ringleader said, no, you're way too deep into this. >> stunning revelations there. coldiron, once again, getting cold feet, gonzalez jr. telling him no. don clark, special agent in charge. as we get this preliminary information as john points out, gonzalez jr. being possibly the lone trigger man in all this. you wonder on a common-sense front, why do you need seven people to storm the house if you're the guy that's planning it, you're doing the shooting yourself? >> mike, from the surface, it really seems like that whoever was the ringleader in this, wanted to make this a big display of criminal activity. they didn't call it that, but that's exactly what it is, is criminal activity. wanted to really be leading some type of operation. that's what i can see. they gather up all of these people and get them involved. here's the other thing, mike, it doesn't make any difference where these people were, or what they did, if they were involved in this, and they didn't even

gonzalez is fast. >> rob: he has great arm, great speed. >> bob: he would have lad that base stolen had the ball not been fouled off. >> rob: it is just a question of they are getting the extra step while you turn your back to home plate. >> bob: they were trying to get him to third base with one out. so you would think they would have given de la rosa the take sign. >> rob: now they should throw the fastball away from him so if he does steal you can throw him out. if i'm there, it is going to be a late swing from this pitcher. >> bob: two outs. dexter fowler now. >> rob: they have to stop give diagnose opponent players too much credit. they ever not that good. they're good. they're at the major league level, but after helton, not a lot of great hitters after helton. >> bob: i think that is one of the things there year, the hitters that the nats have been beaten by, and today it is the carlos gonzales factor. and guys hitting home runs, number eight hitters with other ball clubs, they're blowing these

later that same night, gonzalez put a jail guard in an arm lock. he spent almost a year behind bars. gonzalez says he's innocent of the double murder charges against him but authorities say they have just about wrapped this case up. they've recovered the safe that was taken from the billings home. they also recovered guns, one of them they believe is the murder weapon. but they won't say who pulled the trigger. the latest arrest, the eighth in this case is free on bond. pamela long wiggins, owns a van allegedly used in the getaway. the safe was allegedly hidden behind a house she owns and as the many billings children prepare to bury their mom and dad, authorities are promising future details will make this case seem even more shocking. david mattingly, cnn, pensacola. >> a lot of questions and new developments. for answers, let's turn to the man in charge of the investigation, escambia county sheriff, david morgan. you said there was a hum dinger part of this case that we simply won't believe. can you tell us more on that point? >> we believe, and

later that same night, gonzalez put a jail guard in an arm lock. he spent almost a year behind bars. gonzalez says he's innocent of the double murder charges against him, but authorities say they have just about wrapped this case up. they've recovered the safe that was taken from the billings' home. they've also recovered guns, one of them, they believe, is the murder weapon. but, they won't say who pulled the trigger. the latest arrest, the eighth in this case, is free on bond. pamela long wiggins owns a van allegedly used in the getaway. the safe was allegedly hidden behind a house she owns. and as the many billings children prepare to bury their mom and dad, authorities are promising future details will make this case seem even more shocking. david mattingly, cnn, pensacola. >>> it was like the army out there, that's how people in a new jersey neighborhood are describing a shootout between police and two suspected criminals. it happened in jersey city, during a police take-out. when the bullets started flying, eight officers were wounded, two of

they want to see him get out gonzalez. yes, you want to win these ballgames, but you also want to see who do we like and who do we not like when you go into the winter meetings. >> bob: yeah, i hear you, but this is the most walked man in major league baseball, so nobody else is messing around. that's a breaking ball and he has thrown him some quality pitches here. and the count's 1-2 with one on, one out, top of the first. gonzalez has a batting average down to .249. second in the league in home runs with 25. and the phillies are putting a hurt on st. louis today, 10 to 5 up there in philly, bottom of the 7th. cubs won again, they beat cincinnati 5-3. only two games this afternoon. gonzalez pulls it, that's going to tell jim riggleman something. that's a good quality out, his young pitcher did not throw the ball right over the plate to a dangerous major league hitter. wil nieves. so the nats go catcher, second base and center field up the middle with three defensive changes from last night. two outs, runner add third, kev

adrian gonzalez gets the day off.me after a long night and morgan has a slight tweak of a hamstring and the naves will hold him out today and willie harris. we will set the defense for you in a moment. lead not as long on 1-1 pitch. bounce and foul. how about john lannan's last time out against the mets in the 4-0 win. no walks. only one strikeout, how sweet is that? 106 pitches to get through nine full innings. first shutout tossed at nationals park. will venable for one in the series and the son of a former rob dibble teammate. >> rob: coach for the minor league and the padres and they have a good coach there. >> bob: the ball fouled away. 1-2. >> rob: helpful to all the younger players. think that's the thing you see from lannan, even though he is 24 years old. he is such a leader among the pitchers and the rest the team. >> bob: pretty well hit. right center. josh willingham is there. and he has it for the first out. >> rob: nice throw. >> bob: cabrera was threatening to tag and he got the ball back in quickly. yo

that's also gonzalez, jr. there's some tape on him today supposedly helping women and little children in self-defense. >> why so many people involved in this plot? isn't it your experience that the more people involved in a criminal plot, the more likely you're going to get caught? they can't keep their traps shut. >> absolutely. yeah, the more people that are involved, you're exactly right. the more people that know about it, the worse off it's going to be and this is how it ended up right now. >> and sergeant, is it true that whoever was to cut the video, the surveillance video off got cold feet and didn't show up? >> that's just a theory right now. according to some of the suspects, that was supposed to happen. some are saying they don't know anything about that. that's just a hunch. >> with us tonight, ed lavendera, mike brooks and ted roy. let's stop and remember. staff sergeant ryan haupt, 24, colorado springs, colorado, killed, iraq, just days before his trip home, a member of the army's elite sniper te

there's gonzalez. 1-4-3 and the fifth inning is over. craig stammen continues to pitch very well in south florida tonight. i started sam adams to give people great, fresh beer. oh, he insists upon quality. everything's got to be a+. over the years i've been in stores all over the country just checking on the freshness and the quality of sam adams. right from the beginning, here he is, the owner of the whole company, coming in, rolling up his sleeves and doing the work. we check every sam adams, make sure that all the beer's fresh. if the beer's beyond freshness we buy it back. when you taste sam adams at the peak of it's freshness, there's nothing better.  >> bob: nationals baseball on masn brought to you by southwest airlines. book your next trip at southwest.com. and by nike, it's about you. what a beautiful night in miami. it's all about pitching for the nats and timely hitting. a little bit of power and the curly w guys looking good right now, 5-1. the ripken all-stars host the valley league all- stars. it's coming up in ju

. >> alberto gonzalez has a new job lined up for the fall. >> temperatures are still in the upper 80's. p >>> you are watching abc7 news at 6:00. >>> a law recognizing sinn-sex marriages performed elsewhere is in effected in the district now. congress has 30 days to review it the bill. the bill became law today. this allows for the same miracle rights afforded heterosexual couples in d.c. >>> to the senate floor, today our frank was sworn into office -- al franken was sworn into office. after months of wrangling, the minnesota democrat was sworn in by joe biden. he becomes the 60th democratic senator. one of his first jobs will be to sit on the judiciary committee. sonia sotomayor is getting support from the -- and a letter has been sent to the white house, saying she is well qualified. >>> alberto gonzalez has a new job. he plans to teach political science at texas tech university in the fall. the solace will teach a course on contemporary issues -- alberto gonzales will teach a course on contemporary issues. >>> more good weather around the metro area. >> the best athlete in the wor

gonzalez sr. had a pressure washing business and mr. wayne coldiron may have been at the property. but where you would think to look far long-term relationship where property could be under surveillance for those wanting to come and do harm, we have yet to confirm that. >> sheriff, you said just a moment ago that we hope this matter is concluded. do you feel this matter is concluded, or is there another layer now to look at now that you have the people who were on the property? >> there are some loops that need to be closed, some follow-on investigations. we have at least one individual that we are specifically looking for at this time, or at, i should say, excuse me, not for. and there may be others. but at this time, we only have one identified. >> what's the reason that federal investigators might be involved? i know you have said they have been, is there a reason beyond the current seven, or is there something else they are involved with? >> there are elements in this case that go outside of t

gonzalez not on the byrd family. >> gonzalez's wife tabitha reached out to investigators. interviewed her today. anything valuable gained from that conversation? >> as i understand the interview went well. our investigators wanted to speak to her about timelines. she did it voluntarily. i understand the interview went very well and to the best of my knowledge she is back with her children tonight. >> you mentioned the focus was not the billings. the associated press reported mr. billings had questionable moments in his past, owning a strip club, two years probation for an adoption scam. is there anyone from his past coming into the investigation? >> that is a broad swath. you just cut there about people who came into his path. we will look at any business partners mr. billings had and coordinate with the billings family to verify those facts and confrontations with prior business owners. we are developing this case as we go along. just like with the allegations that were released by one of our local papers, we don't take anything off the table. as i try to remind folks, i'

gonzalez? >> that is the first time i ever heard that and i cannot confirm or deny that. >> a little bit about the family's safety. the family is concerned -- >> with all these crazy allegations, i can't imagine that they're anything but concerned for their safety. the family has not been threatened. the family has taken adequate measures to protect the safety of themselves and the children. but these live allegations of these being made would cause anyone concern. there are crazy people out there. so, if in fact, someone was going to cause harm. who knows. no, there has been no threats. we believe their safety is not at risk, but when you start hearing these astronomical amounts of money being passed about and simply the allegations of the other horrible allegations that you're hearing, you do become concerned for their safety. >> tell us about how mr. gonzalez for a day and how did that come about? was this the reputation? >> again, there's an ongoing allegation and those details are simply n

billings gave financial support for leonard patrick gonzalez jr. for a martial arts studio. do you know how far back that relationship goes? >> we understand that was within a year. i have nod reat those documents. my staff briefed me today. they are currently working with the state attorney's office to

the suspect's name in this report is listed as zenaida fernandez gonzalez. you mean she was a suspect of a kidnapping? according to law enforcement? the defense is going to have a field day with this document. >> i thought it was -- wasn't it zenaida fernandez fernandez? >> no, it was ze nid a gonzalez. >> is that really a building block for a defense case? cindy trying to convince investigators there was a zanny the nanny? >> there's so much evidence that they're going to have to plod through, and they're going to show that it's crazy amounts of evidence being given crazy connotations, and it adds to the zaniness of it all. it's nothing more, this case is going to have that element to it. here we are also learning that they secretly videotaped this woman when she was told that her daughter was dead. i mean, she was brought to the nurse's station from her jail, and she was told then that her daughter's remains had been found. and of course, whyould you tape that? and then release it? except that you're trying to make this case more than it really is. and tha

gonzalez used the moment to declare his innocence. the first time we have heard from any of the accused. >> circumstantial evidence and a mentally challenged person -- >> reporter: we don't know who gonzalez is talking about but investigators say they arrested all the men who carried out the methodical and chilling murders of the billings couple. these are the pictures of the suspects who face murder charges, one we can't show you because he is a 16-year-old juvenile. three are from the pensacola area, the other four from the ft. walten beach area. the escambia sheriff says gonzalez jr. and donald ray stallworth have a military background. the air force confirms stallworth is currently an active duty staff sergeant. >> it was a very well-planned and well-executed operation. >> reporter: after saying robbery was one of several possible motives, they say the suspects burst into the home, stole a couple and stole a medium sized safe. they suggest something more sinister was behind the killings. >> the safest, easiest thing is to say is t

como dice, león gonzález, se sumó hoy día una nueva campaña de estados unidos en contra de los narcosrecompensa por cada uno de los 10 líderes de los carteles del golfo. también congela sus activos en territorio estadounidense. las medidas buscan apoyar. que en los últimos días elevan, 3 sacerdotes fueron amenazados de muerte. en un comunicado, la procuraduría de la república informó sobre el arraigo de 10 policías mnicipales en el asesinato de 12 agentes federales la semana pasada en michuacán. >> una traba más es la confrontación entre corporaciones, la policía federal y la próxi >> conocida como la comandante. >> no lo la conozco a la comandante. >> para este analista, logra ve es que la policía federal se haya apoyado en el test tim n m timberwolves noi de un pre sentó se haya apoyado en elh@h@tw@rot@ dichos de la autoridad. >> dijo que los presuntos criminales detenidos por ellos y la policía federal podrían ser células distintas pero integrantes de la misma banda de secuestradores. >> en michuacán completaron el vio de patrulleros. las autoridades informaron sobretw grupo de 80

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. >> we know that she was associated with leonard patrick gonzalez jr. up until the day of the murders. >> what do you have to say for yourself? >> it is a combination of friendships, casual business relationships that brought this group together. >> did you know the billings were going to die? >> the investigators have found some key evidence in the killing of byrd and melanie billings. >> this is the vehicle that wiggins was riding in when she came to visit with investigators. >> apparently it was parked near the mansion before the robbery happened. >> a safe was removed from the billings' residence at the time of the murders. >> we've recovered the safe. we've recovered several guns, one of which we believe is the murder weapon. this was a home invasion robbery. think it is as simple as that in terms of the motive and what occurred. >>> good evening. i'm nancy grace. i want to thank you for being with us tonight. the mystery surrounding the sudden death of music superstar michael jackson intensifies. >> the lapd has now come forward and said, this is

gonzalez' father, leonard gonzalez senior, will appear in court today, on charges of evidence tampering. police say the 56-year-old tried to paint over the red van spotted on surveillance video, leaving the billings' home. police are looking into multiple motives. >> we have a sort of tie with this family through a business relationship. but to state that the participants in this crime knew the billings family, we cannot confirm that. >> reporter: gonzalez senior told investigators he was the getaway driver and that several other men were involved in the break-in. the billings had extensive surveillance at their house to look after the children. each had two kids from a previous marriage. and together, they adopted 12 children with autism, down syndrome, and other developmental problems. >> especially melanie, referred to as an angel. they opened their home to children with special needs. >> reporter: police say the children were sleeping when their parents were shot. they're now staying with relatives. >> calderon and gonzalez junior are both being held on $1 million bond. >>> anne aru