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ita lapina walked on the four mile run trail every day for 15 years.0-year-old russian immigrant died on monday. police say a 62-year-old man riding his bike down a hill saw ita and tried to warn her, but when she turned around, the cyclist hit her. she fell backwards, hit her head on the pavement and died at the hospital. her family says she enjoyed the walks. >> she never canceled her stroll in the park. she loves it. and she always tells me, what else am i going to do, just sit at home? i am not going to just sit at home. >> the family called the arlington park and recs department. they suggested they create two paths, one for walkers and another for bikers. police investigating this incident ruled that ita's death is an accident and the man will not be charged. >>> a legendary rock band is helping police look for the killer of a virginia tech student. >> hi, i'm james of metallica. if you've seen the person in this sketch, please contact your local police or submit your information online. >> james hatfield, lead singer of metallica, released a pub

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itas painful to watch as you saw these young men get up there and talk about very person things and perhaps victim number six mother, perhaps she said it best. she said nobody wins. we've all lost. and then she -- and then she hugged her son and they hugged each other. that's what really resonates with me. you spoke to one of the accusers after he testified. what did he talk to you about? >> well, oddly enough, it was victim number six. and this young man who is is now a bible stunt, he was sexually asaulted by jerry sandusky. in a shower at penn state. and strangely enough, anderson, no one seemed to notice him. so we very delicately kind of walked up to him. i asked him to share some of his feelings with me. what he couldn't get over was the overwhelming attention that had been brought to the case because he really wasn't paying attention and watching the news and just trying to stay away from it. he said the whole thing still didn't really seem real. so my impression was someone who was trying to come to terms with something that had happened to him. >> well, jason, you've been doing rem

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itas a gravel road, which the cops rolled up on me. it was a bad deal.how would you redo your escape? >> i wouldn't fall asleep in a vehicle on the side of the road. that's for one. >> moon's prison break partner was caught in missouri a short time later.ç4iÑi since his return to iowa, moon has been housed in this maximum security unit. the prison has restaffed its security towers, added a new one and stepped up inspections for escape attempts. despite the restrictions now placed on his movements, he still feels the attempt was worth it. >> aside from getting caught, i don't regret it one bit.ç i'd do it again tomorrow, if i could. >>> next on "lockup raw" -- >> these are the worst of the worst. >> it's aggressive, dangerous, violent, you know. >> in one prison's most notorious cell block, a gray haired man provides an alternative to violence. >> i'm a pretty harmless guy. it's been a pretty friendly kind of relationship. >>> the most violent inmates are housed in solitary cells in the administrative segregation unit. a literal prison within a prison. >

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itas mitt romney not many months ago said he was both a michigan and michigan state fan, which is likehe cowboys and redskins or lakers and celtics. at least president obama has a stronger connection to sports. >> you know that mitt romney has two heads, so are you confident that you can carry massachusetts one of mr. romney's i believe three home states? >> i have no doubt that we can carry massachusetts and i have no doubt that the president has a stronger connection to sports than just knowing team owners. >> okay. as you know, all eyes are on the supreme court with their ruling on thursday. can i ask you what is the contingency for democrats if the court strikes down all or part of the president's, what the is president's achievement? >> well, i think one of the things we've learned even with recent court decisions even the one yesterday on immigration is that you kind of never know what the court is going to do. it's hard to know what to expect. but i'll tell you this. the president, the democratic party, you know, we stand by the reforms and you know, the americ people when polle

officials have calle called ita civil war other western governments have called it a civil war.eluctant to weigh in and say that it has reached that sort of december level.of desperate >> we do not and have not supplied weapons to the syrian opposition. you know our position on that and we have made it very clear. that position has not changed. >> that obviously was jay carney talking about supplying weapons and the fact that the u.s. has not done it to a syrian opposition. but he also said that he and the rest of the u.s. administration do not believe getting involved in terminology such as civil war or not civil war is actually helpful. they just want to get rid of assad. >> they haven't been successful yet. >> they have been trying for a year. >> shepard: and we are not giving the rebels weapons is not to say our allies have not. >> vectorria newland said the u.s. is indeed coordinating with other countries and would not outright deny that the other countries might be supplying weapons to the syrian opposition. >> shepard: back to proxy war. there is word that china has sent

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