a jackie garrido. jackie: y para mÍ es un honor que estÉs conmigo.oportunidad de ponerlo a prueba. jackie: las audiciones serÁn aquÍ en el hotel sheraton en san juan. toni: para mÁs informaciÓn visite la banda oficial.com jackie: toni me enviÓ a dar un paseo que, segÚn Él, yo jamÁs olvidarÉ. toni: bienvenidos a la isla que vio nacer a nuestra chica del tiempo: jackie garrido. ♪ jackie: con estos bellos paisajes serÍa un pecado no aprovechar las horas libres para aprovechar este paraÍso caribeÑo. toni, gracias por acompaÑarme a mi bella isla del encanto. toni: yo no querÍa venir. jackie: toni, pero lo de la cachetada fue algo del pasado. toni, perdÓname. toni: te voy a perdonar, pero con una condiciÓn, que me acompaÑas a recorrer la isla. jackie: esto era demasiado bueno para ser cierto. ♪ toni... toni, tranquila, jackie. jackie: ¿quÉ es esto? toni, en el cinturÓn, para dÓnde vamos. pero tu dijiste que me habÍas perdonado... toni: la llevarÉ a pasear en este jeep convertible pero con los ojos cerrados. jackie: tendrÉ que agudizar los otros sentidos pa

jackie: toni, que es esto? toni: sufre un pie. jackie: el cinturÓn. para donde vamos?e. esta prisa sin duda es ver el bello san juan. _ esta brisa. y creo que ahora estamos en isla verde. toni: jack y el yunque no podÍa faltar. jackie: quÉ no puedo ver nada. toni: antes de que cayera la noche llegamos al este Último destino. estamos en el corazÓn de puerto rico. este es el eco parquet oro verde escogÍ este lugar para jugarle una bromita a mi compaÑera. el otro pilla aquÍ, por favor. mete el pie ahÍ mismo. no te la quites, getty. es parte de un trato. si quieres que yo te perdone quÉdate con la venda. jackie: esto no pinta nada bien. aquÍ huele a peligro. toni: llegÓ la hora de la verdad, getty. jackie: toni, donde estoy? toni: jackie garrido.. (risas) toni: estamos frente a la bestia. jackie: toni! toni: el segundo mÁs largo con una longitud de 700 cuentes cinco pies. jackie cree que Íbamos a compartir juntos la aventura pero yo tengo otros planes. jackie, sabes que yo no me voy a tirar. se me quitaron las ganas. jackie: vuelve como un pÁjaro y no sentÍ nada de miedo.

jackie. jackie. whose story of an alleged gang rape in "rolling stone" magazine just a couple months ago caught all kinds of national attention last fall. any moment here you can see some of the members of the media, this is a packed packed house in this room. they're waiting to see the police chief, potentially other investigators step up to this podium and explain what exactly they have found. this is the result of months and months of investigate. what was really true in this article of "rolling stone" and what wasn't. again, just to go back this was a peace called rape on campus. absolutely horrified readers when it was published. it told the story of a young woman who they use as an alias as jackie, had just started her freshman year. i see the police chief. let's jump in. >> -- city of charlottesville. joining me this afternoon is detective sergeant david harris and jake they were responsible for the investigation into the pore risk allegations raised in the november 19th 2014 article w

jackie, eso te queda muy bien. jackie: jackie j.pa y hasta las del viejo oeste. hollywood. i'm hollywood. entiendes mi inglÉs? jackie: yes. tony: ok, sofÍa vergara. jackie: hasta ahora lo que mÁs me costÓ fue la escena de terror con el asesino en serie. tony: el tiburÓn estuvo a punto de comernos. (gritos) jackie: y con king kong casi me desmayo. tony:donde jackie actuÓ a la perfecciÓn fue en el terremoto. fueron 45 minutos de un curso intensivo de actuaciÓn pero faltaba la escena romÁntica. jackie, la Última prueba. jackie: cuÁl? tony: la del beso. jackie: claro. tony: quÉ buena actuaciÓn, jackie, quÉ mal. para ser la primera experiencia en hollywood no nos fue tan mal. jackie: falta algÚn director que nos tome en cuenta, quÉ bien. bÁrbara: el llamado de auxilio de un hombre de sorpresas en l.a. para levantar el Ánimo su esposa que por motivos de salud un poco deprimida, cuÁl fue el resultado de la reacciÓn. ♪ ♪ yomari: don francisco! como mi tÍo. francisco; hola todo bien. yomari: su mujer? don francisco: trabajando. la voy a saca

but on may 1st 2014 detective via met with jackie again in the presence of dean or aumo and again jackiels of the sexual assault, nor did she wish to pursue the investigation of the physical assault which occurred on april 6th and so we fast forward now to november rolling stone magazine article is released and again president sullivan contacts the department and asks for an immediate investigation. jake quickly recalled having met with a young lady pardon me in april, connects the dots and reaches out to jackie by phone i believe first. leaves a message. this is somewhere around the -- just prior to the thanksgiving break. next day he e-mails jackie and that time jackie responds back to him and she agrees to meet with detective via after the thanksgiving break. so on december 2nd she comes to the charlottesville police department accompanied by dean castine from the university of virginia and present with legal counsel she had acquired from legal aid and justice center here in charlottesville and through her lawyer she refuses to give a statement or answer any questions. at some point t

jackie, la Última prueba. jackie: la del beso, claro. toni: que buena actuaciÓn, jackie.tratar a travÉs di cuenta en twitter y si quieren contratar hayek y tambiÉn escriben a mi. jackie: yo me voy a preparar para hablar de las condiciones del tiempo. pamela: toni, y aquÍ sigan buscando oportunidades porque talento sobra. hablando de talento, es recuerdo que las audiciones de la banda comienza a las ocho de la maÑana del sÁbado 7 de marzo. no pierda esta gran oportunidad. bÁrbara: respondiÓ yomari el llamado de auxiliode un hombre. llegÓ a los Ángeles de sorpresa para levantarle el Ánimo a su esposa que por motivos de salud ha estado deprimida veamos el resultado de la reacciÓn. ♪ ♪ ♪ yomari: don francisco!! francisco: hola, yomari. yomari: su mujer estÁ? francisco: ahorita voy por ella_ yomari: el chisme es que no sabe que puede venir. francisco: le voy a sacar el trabajo. yomari: y me quedo en tu casa. francisco: claro, claro tu eres la familia. yomari: esta casa es mucho mÁs que la mÍa yo vivo en un apartamentito. (rie) ♪ me paso el dÍa bailando y limpiando ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> d

comes forward. >> that doesn't mean that something terrible did not happen to jackie on the evening of september 28, 2012. we're just not able to gather sufficient facts to conclude what that something may have been. >> reporter: jackie's attorney had no comment and "rolling stone" has already apologized for the article. scott, it launched an internal audit conducted by the columbia journalism school that's set to be released early next month. >> pelley: julianna, thanks very much. former nfl all-pro darren sharper pleaded guilty today to one charge of sexual assault and plead no contest to raping two other women after drugging them. sharper, who is 39, was sentenced to nine years in federal prison as part of the plea deal. he's expected to admit to similar crimes in a total of four states all after he retired in 2011. in new orleans today, a judge ordered eccentric millionaire robert durst held without bond. durst is awaiting extradition to los angeles where he's wanted in the murder of a friend. in an hbo documentary this month, he appeared to confess to that murder and two others

. >> reporter: jackie is ready to make a financial change in her life. the mother of two owns her own business but finds herself living paycheck to paycheck. >> i just keep spending in a way that's not healthy. >> reporter: like jackie, karen mcintosh also ready for a change, a single mom who lives on her own and wants to plan for the future. >> i'm penny wise and pound foolish. i still think there's a lot of room for improvement. >> reporter: both women responded to a facebook post where we asked for volunteers to participate in a financial fast challenge. >> i felt that it was almost like a sign when i saw that facebook posting that this was my time to get things taken care of. >> reporter: the challenge read and carefully follow this book, the 21-day financial fast written by michelle singletary, a nationally syndicated financial columnist for "the washington post." the rules, no plastic and no impulse spending for 21 days. jackie and karen will only buy what they need with cash. >> i feel excited. >> reporter: both women face different money challeng

jackie has horrific memories of what happened her in 2012.entire wasn't entirely wrong but maybe exaggerate rated or embellished in some way. >> there has been an apology and "rolling stone" has accepted responsibility. has there been any explanation of why there is a full retraction? >> they say because they are continuing to have this columbia review going on and ordered up by the publisher of the magazine and it went over the head of the top editors there like will dana. i checked in with will and he said we think the columbia review will be done soon and don't know anything more than that. they say they are in the dark like the rest of us are. it was a terrible journalistic blow for "rolling stone" at the time and for them to publish the findings of this review might be the first step toward regaining credibility. >>> reports of hazing, racist chants, sexual assaults have really become the ugly face of college fraternities the past few weeks. sigma alpha epsilon's chant in the university of oklahoma may be the biggest scandal just this we

we were talking to jacky rowland.he is heading there now to try to give us a bit more details in terms of what's happening with the recovery efforts down there but for the time being, we were talking to her and lost her there, but these are live pictures coming from dean airport. >> germanwings confirmed the details about the crash on twitter. they said we are sorry to confirm the 9525 accident. it's an a320 aircraft, onboard were 144 passengers and six crew members. we have connected a telephone hot line for family members of passengers. all employees of germanwings and lufthansa are in deep sadness. our thoughts and prayers are with the families and friends of the passengers and crew. germanwings is a subsidiary of lufthansa, the lufthansa c.e.o. that spoken out about the plane crash saying it's a dark day for his airline adding my deepest sympathy goes to family and friends of our passengers and crew. joining us for more on this story now is dominic cain. we've been speaking to you all day since the crash. much of

police cleared the fraternity where jackie said the alleged rape had happened.lways left open this possibility that jackie was raped somewhere else or on different night. now it's important to remember that the police investigation is separate from the university of virginia's internal investigation into whether they handled jackie's claim and other reports of sexual assaults correctly. >> sarah, thank you so much. >>> let's bring in cnn's law enforcement analyst tom fun ten now. >> what questions specifically do the police need to answer? >> first of all, they need to answer, did it occur? and what part of her accounts are true and what aren't, and is there another possibility that she was raped somewhere else. but the number of discrepancies that came up in "the rolling stone" article caused "rolling stone" to issue a partial apology i guess this past december but not a complete retraction of the entire story, so they left it open that it could have happened or something happened or someone did, you know, possibly rape her somewhere. so there is a lot of confu

the location of the incident interstate 80 west bomb were getting a live picture from a seen as a jackie sissel has been able to learn about the accident and also able to find out more about what the load is actually spill. >>: reporter: it's below record still load of wood that was headed to a commercial building. it's a big box type things is the prefabs for commercial buildings. it's a eight by 36 50 ft. long been. it got away and it's a land on the road blocking at least one lane. in their minds have to get heavy equipment out there to not only remove that being but all the other what and also the lamppost that you see there. they're also being compromised. >>: reporter: i just talked to a chp officer about 5 minutes ago it was maybe two hours which the that the heavier equipment out of there now they're saying possibly four hours and maybe longer than that. there's a possibility that the man at the take some of this would endure get on to the road in the university of the way to-be. mornings like this i would say avoided at all cost the damages already done its only get worse. <

they also found a number of inconsistent stories from jackie.d police in april of 2014 that she was hit by a bottle on campus and her roommate helped pick broken glass from her face. >> that roommate was subsequently interviewed and she denies doing that. >> reporter: two of jackie's friends said her date on the night of the alleged rape was a student named haven mona hand but they never met him and streth investigators found no evidence that he even exists. and on the night of the alleged rape the evidence shows there was no party or any kind of an event at that frat house in question. but as this complex story unfolds, one issue remains constant. >> that doesn't mean that something terrible did not happen to jackie on the evening of september 28th 2012. we are just not able to gather sufficient facts to conclude what that something may have been. >> reporter: now, the fraternity releasing a statement saying in part we hope "rolling stone's" actions do not discourage any survivors from coming forward to seek the justice they deserve." they also

that doesn't mean that something terrible didn't happen to jackie on the evening of september 28th, 2012. we are just not able to gather sufficient facts to conclude what that something may have been. >> reporter: it was the november 2014 article that sparked an explosion of outrage backlash and doubt. rolling stone magazine published a jaw dropping account of an alleged frat party gang rape of a uva freshman known only as jackie and questioned theni uversity's response. other journalists poked holes and they admitted at jackie's request they did not contact the man who she claimed orchestrated the attack. police chief tim longo says they started their investigation right after that article broke and jackie did not cooperate. >> she refuses to answer any questions. >> they found no evidence that a frat party happened the night jackie says that rape happened. debra alfarone wusa 9. >>> a columbia university is reviewing rolling stone's article and is expected to publish its review within the next couple of weeks. >>> there's also new information on the marquis johnson case. the law firm r

. >> so jackie -- it is jackie, right. >> and a girl who worked with me asked if i would be interested in going to japan. >> to work as a hostess in a karaoke bar. >> i was like, wow, wow are you serious. >> yeah. >> i always wanted to travel abroad. i didn't know this girl very well. if i did make this decision and commit to this i'm really taking a leap of faith and putting myself out there. but at the same time the feelings i was having at home were stark and some better and i was so depressed and i needed -- i needed something. i thought about it. and decided, i'm going to go for this. i'm going to do it. this sounds good. right after, that it all happened very quickly. within two weeks of me making the decision to go, i was actually getting on a plane to japan. >> my first impression of japan was it was cold and kind of dark. it was very different from anything i had ever seen. the japanese people were mysterious. i started work the first night i get there. >> drinks? >> we would mix their drinks for them, light their cigarettes, and be an ear to listen to. you know, you didn't qu

comes forward. >> that does not mean that something terrible did not happen to jackie on the evening of september 28, 2012. we're just not able to gather sufficient facts to conclude what that something may have been. >> reporter: jackie's attorney had no comment and "rolling stone" has already apologized for the article. scott, it launched an internal audit conducted by the columbia journalism school that's set to be released early next month. >> pelley: julianna, thanks very much. in new orleans today, a judge ordered eccentric millionaire robert durst held without bond. durst is awaiting extradition to los angeles where he's wanted in the murder of a friend. in an hbo documentary this month, he appeared to confess to that murder and two others. erin moriarty of "48 hours" is joining us. she's been following the case. erin? >> reporter: scott, no bail was not a surprise. in today's hearing, prosecutors claimed that durst is a serious flight risk and revealed new information that painted a picture of man they say was getting ready to go on the run. clad in an orange jumpsuitdu durst

they say jackie herself refused to cooperate with the investigation.no witnesses, no evidence to support the allegations made in the article? >> that's correct. interviewed plenty of people. no one6 incident occurring on september 28th 2012. >> reporter: but police aren't ruling out that something awful happened to jackie. the night she says she was raped, she called some friends for help. who later spoke to abc news. >> she was shaking and crying and it really looked like she had just gone through something really traumatic. >> reporter: that's why police say jackie's case has not been closed. only suspended. their hope they'll one day be able to learn exactly what happened that night. david, tonight the fraternity at the heart of this case says it's exploring its legal options against "rolling stone." the magazine's own investigation is due up april 8th. david? >> linsey davis, thank you. >>> now, to another explosive case we're following here tonight. a former nfl star a super bowl champion darren sharper, who played for the new orleans saint saints

we can talk to our corresponded jacky rowland who's in paris in the french capitol.we've had confirmation coming from the french president. >> yes, we have indeed, francois hollande spoke a few moments ago, released a statement a few moments ago describes this as an aerial tragedy. he said that the full details of what could happen would become clear in the coming hours but he said from now just for now for the time being the priority had to be the people on the plane and emergency services who are going to be veg engaged in this for the coming hours. >> ever anymore details emerged from the site of this crash? >> the interior minister, the french interior minister is on his way to the site as we speak. we understand that the plane came down near a village in the french alps, clearly a mountainous region. it was only at 10:47 local time, so only about 1:20 that the distress call was first received, so we really are in a very early stage at the moment in trying to find out details about what exactly happened and what situation is on the ground in the area. >> nonethel

the first lady of boxing manager jackie kallen. a boxing show, i don't know why we have this guy on the show but i will introduce him anyway. former heavyweight champion producer of the new documentary t is incredible. it hits theaters tomorrow mr. mike tyson. >> (applause) >> okay. >> so i will start with you because when i think you know some of about boxing. >> i know a little. >> yes, you know so much about it. the history of boxing joe louis the whole country loved joe louis, muhammad ali. the whole world fell in love with him. you came into boxing no one ever had seen anything like mike tyson. i think boxing is past its heyday. convince me that you are not the last great boxer. >> well listen i don't know. >> larry: did it end with you? >> i mean look, there is a lot of excitement about pacquiao and the pacquiao mayweather fight i get that but it almost seems like an aberration, does it feel like the sport is done if. >> the sport is-- wow how can i say. when you think about the situation they said i'm hearing rumors it 20 to

do you believe that something did, in fact happen to jackie that night? >> well even her own friends who saw her just after something occurred said that while she did to the appear to be physically injured, she was upset as though something, in fact didn't happen. so i don't want to close the door on the possibility that we might have some evidence testimony yam or otherwise, that an event occurred. and if we get that information, make no mistake about it, we will open this investigation white opened and bring it to some logical conclusion. >> sonny, as a former prosecutor what do you make of this? >> what is troubling to me is sort of you know i think many people are saying and she lied. she must have made this up. when you look at the fbi statistic, anderson 2%. only 2% of false rapes are reported. right. so only about 40% of rapes are even reported. so it would fly in the face of the staff to suggest that she just wholesale made this up. but i think the larger question here is what did the university do when they first heard about this. oftentimes you

bÁrbara: para ampliar esta informaciÓn pasamos a los angeles con estabilidad jackie garrido jackie: graciasdeo difundido, en el que bromea y agradece el apoyo de sus seguidores y usa la expresiÓn y consideran racista. y le dijo que el comentarista sacado de contexto y pidiÓ disculpa. tambiÉn ha tenido que pedir disculpas por bromas sobre la muerte de wocker en uno de los episodios en el que se volaban de justin viber. llegÓ el momento de irme con el elenco. cÓmo fue trabajar con este actor que tiene a todas las chicas con la boca abierta? (haba en inglÉs) _habla en inglÉs. (hablan en inglÉs) (hablan en inglÉs) (hablan en inglÉs) jackie: una experiencia de pelÍcula. recuerda que se estrena en cines este viernes. para ver estas y otras exclusivas con este sea primer impacto.com. que desde dÓnde estÁ el que mÁs adelante regresÓ con la informaciÓn justa y precisa del tiempo. pasamos a los estudios con ustedes bÁrbara y pamela.. pamela: tenemos en primicia el estreno del nuevo video musical del conjunto atardecer. se trata de lo sencillo llamado el autobÚs que fue filmado en la bella ciudad de c

jackie bensen spoke to his family. they join us tonight from silver spring. jackie? >> reporter: family members spoke to us at this rec center. they say it's where they feel closest to terence. they knew him by the nickname t. he was the type of man who walked arm and arm with his mother as he walked through a shopping mall and was never happier than playing basketball with family members. his family found a small measure of comfort there today as they face the enormous and unexpected loss of the bowie state university student a graduate of blake high school in silver spring. >> he was definitely an inspiration and a role model to my little cousins. we have a lot of little cousins, and they definitely look up to me and t. we were like brothers and sisters. >> these few seconds of cell phone video show the aftermath of the collision that took the 19-year-old's life early last friday morning on the bw parkway witnesses told police that a car struck the mustang forcing it off the road. the mustang rolled over and caught fire. the men in the lincoln abandoned it and fled

jacky rowland is in the french alps. >> reporter: brought together by tragedy, the leaders of france, germany, and spain arrive at this small town in the alps. they've come to pay their respects to the victims of the plane crash and to get the latest on the investigation. their presence here underlines the international dimension of this disaster. >> we also need to understand what happened. we must do so. we owe this to the families. we owe this to the countries who are concerned by this trauma. >> all day long helicopters have been ferrying search teams to and from the mountainside. it's a massive operation involving hundreds of police and other emergency workers. the wreckage is scattered over an area of about four hectares. chards of twisted metal. nothing that could be recognized as a plane. it may take up to a week for investigators to investigate the whole of the crash site. >> because they crashed the french alps, france had jurisdiction. there was international dimension to the investigation and they're asking that the airline provide detailed information about the maintenanc

. >> reporter: jackie is ready to make a financial change in her life. the mother of two owns her own business but finds herself living paycheck to paycheck. >> i just keep spending in a way that's not healthy. >> reporter: like jackie karen mcintosh also ready for a change. she's a single mom who lives on her own and wants to plan for the future. >> i'm penny-wise and pound-foolish. i still think there's a lot of room for improvement. >> reporter: both women responded to a facebook post where we asked for volunteers to participate in a financial fast challenge. >> i felt that it was almost like a sign when i saw that facebook posting that this was -- this is my time to get things taken care of. >> reporter: the challenge -- read and carefully follow this book "the 21-day financial fast" written by michelle singletary a nationally syndicated financial columnist for "the washington post." the rules -- no plastic and no impulse spending for 21 days. jackie and karen will only buy what they need with cash. >> i feel excited. >> reporter: both women faced di

jackie: como dice el refrÁn, barriga llena corazÓn contento.e dejaba mi navaja de afeitar. la hepatitis c es una enfermedad grave. ¡actúe ya! visite hepc.com/es o llame al 844-276-hepc para saber cómo con su médico podrían dar el siguiente paso hacia una cura. porque las respuestas que necesita podrían estar cerca. todo cuenta. lavase los manos y las superficies. separe las carnes crudas de las frutas y vegetales. cocine hasta la temperatura adecuada. refrigere a 40 grados. proteja a su familia. >> usted siempre puede estar conectado con primer impacto. solo tiene que seguirnos en facebook, twitter, instagram y primer impacto.com. jackie: prepÁrense porque subirÁ la temperatura, despuÉs de que vea las imÁgenes que nos tiene hoy borja voces en su segmento secreta voces. para ver: borja, cuÉntanos. borja: seguro la gente de los mÁs preocupados tanto como sabe la comida. buenas y calientes tardes. el segmento de hoy no es apto para personas cardÍacas. vamos a ayudar al otra gente que vive estragos en las temperaturas, a que por lo menos se animen

. >> that doesn't mean that something terrible did not happen to jackie. we are just not able to gather sufficient facts to conclude what that something may have been. >> reporter: the lengthy "rolling stone" magazine article was published back in november, a woman the magazine called jackie claimed she was gang raped in 2012 by seven men at the phi kappa psi house. were you able to ever find the student, the fraternity member who allegedly orchestrated this attack? >> no, we weren't. >> reporter: charlottesville police chief said jackie did not cooperate with the rape investigation. the shocking story initially led university officials to halt all greek activities. but soon jackie's friends began to raise doubts. >> she said there were five men. the "rolling stone" article reported seven. >> reporter: "rolling stone" apologized to its readers, saying there now appear to be discrepancies on jackie's account. on uva's campus some students worry the discredited story will have a chilling effect on future victims. >> these doors we begin to open for women to

vamos con jackie garrido.viso de posibles fuegos de maleza, debido a las temperaturas altas y a la baja humedad y tambiÉn en la actividad de fuerte vientos. fuera de eso, observamos que es tranquilo sureste. a diferencia de ayer minneapolis actividad de nieve y condiciones heladas. este mismo sistema va a viajar para ustedes a partir del miÉrcoles en todo el noreste. tenemos otro sistema que va a perjudicar a diversas porciones de mÉxico provocando fuertes lluvias sobre texas. obviamente paulatinamente se desplazarÁn hacia el sureste del paÍs durante las prÓximas 36 horas. asÍ esta el panorama grande las prÓximas 24 horas. condiciones invernales hacia el medio este. en chicago tendrÁn lluvia helada a partir del fin de semana. el centro del paÍs e se queda con alta temperaturas pero el frÍo del norte va a refrescar la situaciÓn. frÍo del norte necesitamos a que los Ángeles porque estaremos con temperaturas como de pleno verano. recuerdo en que pueden escribirme a@y qui garrido. pamela: le mandamos un abrazo cal

>>jackie sissel: those dollars have been sent out. the super bowl for wrestling this year is that lead by stadium people from over the world are coming into the bay area to see in started about an hour from now even if not a fan of progress and all you need to know is was a maniac is the biggest event of the year. >>reporter: it takes place here in the bay area and leave by stadium did not be surprised you see a lot of people walking around costumes over the next couple of days will be a financial windfall to the area of the official said russell made it could bring in tens of maze of dollars as progress and fans from across the world coming here to watch that only the biggest wrestling event of the year but to watch in the by stadium. >>reporter: we have to get a tour inside and shirley was going on the side of the convention center and have a couple of interviews the divi- divi superstores. >>mark: will check back with you this could be a hundred million dollar boost the way to win if he is watching and to fight them in the hand. th

special correspondent jackie judd begins our story in olney maryland.glorious sunday last memorial day weekend in suburban washington, andrew taught his on -- >> go, go, go! >> >> reporter: his wife shot the scene with the baby nearby. people marveled how ideal the family seemed. >> it was the perfect weekend. trystan was smiley. >> reporter: 12 hours later their lives were inimaginably altered when they realized 18-year-old trystan had not cried out for his 2:00 a.m. feeding. >> i shot up in bed and looked at the monitor and all i could see was his butt in the air. i went into the room and pulled him up out of the bed and i just heard this gasp for air. i looked at him and he was so cold. >> reporter: the mother found trystan slipped over and struggling to breathe took the baby to the hospital, thinking he might have suffered a diabetic reaction. to medstar hospital, doctor suspected meningitis. by wednesday morning trystan was dead. a doctor told the shortelles the cause appeared to have been child abuse because of bleeding behind the eyes and other s

. >> we go live right now to jacky rowland. jacky, i suppose as you suggested not knowing what happened is one of the galsy things about this. it seems that the information is coming up reasonbly quickly isn't it? >> yes, in fact, it was very much a lucky stroke for the investigators that they found that black box so quickly. as you say despite the fact that it was broken in pieces, as you saw in my report, nevertheless they were able to extract recordings, and analyzing those recordings now. even though it's too early yet what they might mean, nevertheless they'll have evidence. this is really the first concrete evidence that they've uncovered so far. news as well that they've received--they retrieved rather, the covering the outer case of the second recorder. that one is a data recorder that tracks speed altitude, various technical data that has tad with the performance of the aircraft. just the case so far not the box itself. but nevertheless there is indication after 24 hours of searching this vast site investigators seem t

>> the u.s. >> jackie speier walked off to find jim jones.fe, in the last hours of her life. speier confronted jones with the defectors. >> he became agitated, tried to talk with them. he was sweating, beads of sweat on his face. >> jerry's youngest daughter tracy parks was confronted by jones' wife marceline. >> first off i thought this was the day i was going to die. >> marceline left her an opening to rejoin her family. she said, you don't want to leave, do you? and i said, if you take me to them, i'll talk them out of it. >> jerry parks faced down jim jones. >> i said, what the hell have he done for me beside hold my family prisoner here for seven and a half months? >> as jerry parks turned away -- >> i look over there. jones is sitting on the bench and he's just sitting there, a dejected, beaten man. >> yet, another confrontation awaited jim jones when he sat down with nbc reporter don harris for an interview. >> last night, someone came and passed me this note. >> harris gave him vern gosney's note asking for help to go home. >> that's

here's jackie. >> i'm doing good. i've had a setback here or there, which i think is expected. >> reporter: jackie says she's saved about $200 a week, a total of $600. mostly just by opting to cook at home. >> every night we sit at the table and it's fun. >> reporter: another way she's saved, unsubscribing to company e-mails like american girl dolls so she's not tempted to shop for her children. though she does admit she had a moment of weakness in a target store when what should have been a $6 visit turned out to be $70. >> it's sinking we've just gone overboard. >> reporter: and that kay vacation michelle singletary talked about. >> we still won't be able to have that vacation this year but i absolutely think we will have a vacation next year. >> reporter: karen says she found the fipgs task to be rejuvenating. >> it was very clearing and i felt i was starting anu and it was just wonderful. >> reporter: she found using cash limited her spending in a big way, especially on trips to the grocery store. >> one time i ha

jacky rowland telling us what the police officers' defense is, jacky? >> reporter: well, the defense lawyer for the police officers say they will take the stand on friday. we spoke to one a couple of hours ago. he said that in his view and the view of the defense team this is the case to any. the charge that the police officers are facing is one of failling to bring assistance to a person in danger. they're arguing that there was no imminent danger. it was not clear someone--that's why they believe the two police officers should be found not guilty. >> thank you very much. i'll have to leave it there with jacky rowland reporting. apologize to our viewers for the poor audio connection with jacky. on to other news, russian president vladimir putin has been seen in public for the first time in ten days. putin met with kurdistan's president outside of st. petersburg commenting on his health who said life would be boring without gossip. >>> here with al jazeera and it's one day before israelis head to the polls for its general election. for the first time in

live in northwest, jackie bensen news4. >> thanks jackie. new at 11:00, a man from fairfax county in prison for supporting terrorism is now suing the fbi and his mother for taking custody of his infant son. back in 2010 he pleaded guilty for trying to join a terrorist group in somalia. he was arrested at the airport with his baby. his wife pleaded guilty to lying to authorities. she had to leave the country. chester is suing because the fbi told his mom that the couple planned to raise the boy in jordan. chester's mother won full custody after chester was arrested. >>> the army sergeant captured by the taliban and then released during a controversial prisoner swap is going to face an article 32 hearing. bowe bergdahl is charged with desertion and endangering fellow soldiers. he left his post in afghanistan and ended up a taliban captor until last year. he could face life in military prison. >>> in one day, i lost the most important person in my life and the man i loved so much. and i have no answers. >> a plea for help tonight from the wife