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good to talk to you, john. >> thank you, ray. >> woodruff: and to another scandal, this one reaching the top political leaders in china. margaret warner has our story. ( singing ) >> warner: it's been six weeks since bo xilai-- the one-time rising star of the chinese communist party-- was last seen in public. since then-- amid corruption allegations and a mysterious murder-- the man who aspired to the standing committee of the politburo has been stripped of all of his powers and positions for "serious discipline violations." and the story has continued to unfold. today's "new york times" reported that bo used wiretaps to spy on other top chinese leaders, including the president. unnamed chinese officials said bo set up a widespread bugging system in the southwestern city of chongqing, where he was communist party chief. last august, the paper said, the bugging was detected, electronically, when a beijing disciplinary official visited chongqing and telephoned president hu jintao. also implicated in the wiretapping, bo's then-ally wang lijun, who was the city's police chief. in februar

it could be right out of a john la car ray book. candidate stripped of all power his wife accused of murdering a british colleague and whose body was cremated within hours of his mysterious death before an autopsy could be held. the case has raised embarrassing questions also of a cover-up for downing street which failed to investigate for months. paul french is a journalist and the author of "midnight in peking." he joins me now. your mystery you've examined is an older mystery but paul, you've looked into this one, as well. we're talking about agextraordinary about bo xilai who was up for the politburo, a prominent communist party leader. his bif gu kailai, both of them descendents of leading is revolutionaries. these were the elite of the elite in china. tell us what you've learned. >> well, i mean what seems to have happened is we've had an unparalleled look into the inner workings into the communist party of china that would like us to think that everythinging is smooth and done by consensus. it looks like when they go for infi

good to talk to you, john. >> thank you, ray. >> woodruff: and to another scandal, this one reaching the top political leaders in china. margaret warner has our story. ( singing ) >> warner: it's been six weeks since bo xilai-- the one-time risi star of t chinese communist party-- was last seen in public. since then-- amid corruption allegations and a mysterious murder-- the man who aspired to the standing committee of the politburo has been stripped of all of his powers and positions for "serious discipline violations." and the story has continued to unfold. today's "new york times" reported that bo used wiretaps to spy on other top chinese leaders, including the president. unnamed chinese officials said bo set up a widespread bugging system in the southweste city of chongqing, where he was communist party chief. last august, the paper said, the bugging was detected, electronically, when a beijing disciplinary official visited chongqing and telephoned president hu jintao. also implicated in the wiretapping, bo's then-ally wang lijun, who was the city's police chief. in february, wan

john bruining is at. missouri. montana, where denny ray burg is ahead and wisconsin tommy thompson is ahead and ohio.ven in some other states like michigan, they're within five points, north dakota as a likely pickup. >> when we're talking about a shift. how many seats do you think will shift over, some will obviously keep their seats and we've had an unusual level of retirements, and tell us what you see the makeup of the senate being after november. >> a lot can happen between now and then, but if you look at the current polling and project it. you're looking at a republican gain of ten seats, and a probable loss of two. and we might lose scott brown in massachusetts, and we might-- and the olympia snowe seat to angus king allegedly an independent, but really a democrat. but i think what may be a net republican pickup of eight seats which would give the republicans 55 seats in the senate. and basically, practically, even though it's not officially 60. with a sure passage of most of what will be president romney's agenda. >> so, speaking of the audience-- (applause) >> certainly agrees with that. bu

john miller talked to a family that was victimized. >> reporter: the news was too terrible to bear for donna ray and her husband jim.ir son, 23-year-old sergeant adam ray, had been killed by an i.e.d. in afghanistan. >> my big strong husband crumbled to the ground and told me that adam died and that was the hardest thing... hardest words i'd ever heard. >> reporter: but there was another shock to come. before the rays could file his taxes, someone else had already done it, collecting $1,400 on a refund that should have gone to adam's parents. >> how can someone do this to us? i mean, my son gave his life for you, now you're going to steal what little few dollars he has left? >> reporter: this military family was a victim of a growing crime wave: tax return fraud. thieves steal social security numbers and other personal data from the dead and the live and then file a return in their name. according to the i.r.s., identity thieves tried to claim $6.5 billion last year alone. wilfredo ferrer is a federal prosecutor in florida. >> we see a lot of former gang members who are now involved in tax refund identity theft sche

john was just weeks away from becoming an x-ray technologist when his school lost its accreditation. >> we feel hurt, gypped, that opportunity that you have been striving for was ripped out from under you. >> shawn paid $30,000 in tuition. others have taken out student loans, financial aid. >> it puts a damper on my situation for a job to take care of my family. >> teachers have also been left in limbo. they haven't been paid in two months. >> we have instructors that quit their jobs to work for act, started on monday and got a pink slip on tuesday. they were kept in the blind as well. >> i think all of us are at a loss for words. we want answers and we're not getting anything. i tried to get answers at their corporate headquarters in arlington. the door was open, but no one was inside. all i found was this letter from the president and ceo, jeff moore, who blames the whole thing on the department of education. he says the department refused to release funds after an audit revealed problems at the school. students and staff aren't buying it. >> i would like to see the money trail. i'

former super nentds of west gate and the naval academy, secretary of the navy ray maybe us and secretary of the army, johnthe lawsuit claims there was limited support from commanders and failure to ensure sexual predators were prosecuted and incarcerate for their crimes. karley and annie are not alone. reports of sexual assault at the academies are up nearly 60%. and of the 65 reports investigated last year, only one rultded in a cart martial. >> i ache for those former cadet and midshipman who have had their lives torn up. it shouldn't be that way. >> reporter: congresswoman jackie speier has gone to the house floor 19 times. >> we need to overhaul this system. >> demanding that congress and the military change the way sex u you'll assaults are prosecuted. >> you report everything through your chain of command. so i'm raped. i go to my commander, say, i've been raped. my commander can say to me, well, i'm not going to pursue this. or, take an aspirin and go to bed. as long as it's going to be in the chain of command, there's always going to be a conflict. >> reporter: her bill, the stop act, would take i

but in the meantime i had john rose who worked in that white house had been like law school roommate called me and said there's an opening here at the white house with ray price. do you know ray price? i have no idea who he is. he said, well, ray has just become head of the speech writing team. it's a speech writing research team, about 50 people. he needs an administrative assistant. why don't you come in and interview for the job. i said, jonathan -- this is 1971, i'm just coming out of the navy. i'm very available. i'm very fascinated by it. as you know i voted for hubert humphrey in 1967. i can't imagine they're going to be interested. he said, come on over and have an interview. catty-corner from the corcoran art gallery. we sat down and talked. it turned out he had gone to yale ten years earlier than i had, been very involved in the political union, i think with the conservative party, had known bill buckley, had gone on from there to become editorial page editor for the new york "herald tribune," jack whitney's paper and had written the 1964 editorial endorsing lyndon johnson over barry goldwater, but also had become very close to richard nixon a

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ray. >> suarez: opening statements began today in the john edwards trial looking at whether the former senator, vice presidential candidate, and one- time presidential hopeful violated campaign finance laws. margaret warner begins with some background. . >> good morning,. >> good morning. >> warner: john edwards arrived at the federal court house in greensboro, north carolina, for his felony trial accompanied by his oldest daughter, kate. his prosecution on campaign finance violations marks a long fall from grace for edwards. the son of mill workers who became a famed trial attorney and got elected to the u.s. senate in 1998. six years later after seeking the democratic presidential nomination, he became john kerry's vice presidential running mate. the ticket lost and within days edwards's wife elizabeth edwards disclosed she had breast cancer. but it seemed to go into remission and her husband announced his second presidential bid in december 2006. >> this campaign will be a grass roots, ground up campaign where we ask people to take action. >> this time the former senator faired poorly in th

ray cyrus, kathie lee gifford. lots of others. we figured out that there are some other people too with three names like jack "the ripper." who are some of the other ones? johnkes booth. who were you named after? >> how about some more positive ones. >> jamie lee curtis. >>> all right, so where did you get the ray? who's that? >> you know, when i was born -- >> no, i don't know. >> papaw and mamaw came to see me, cyrus, at the hospital. my papaw's eyesight was fading. i had a wrist band on that said baby boy cyrus and he misread it to be billy ray cyrus. my mamaw heard that and said billy ray cyrus and they thought perfect. >> he's so doggone cute, you believe him. did that really happen? >> no. i just made it up for the book. >> you didn't have to take her to the prom, our miss miley, but many parents are facing that right now. they're going to have some strict dress codes coming up. we have some powerful visuals to demonstrate what is acceptable and what is not. whoa! it's a hooker convention. oh, it looks like that adult entertainment thing they do at the -- in vegas every year. not that i've ever visited but i've heard. yeah. you know, cassidy, my daught

but in the meantime i had john rose who worked in that white house had been like law school roommate called me and said there's an opening here at the white house with ray price. do you know ray price? i have no idea who he is. he said, well, ray has just become head of the speech writing team. it's a speech writing research team, about 50 people. he needs an administrative assistant. why don't you come in and interview for the job. i said, jonathan -- this is 1971, i'm just coming out of the navy. i'm very available. i'm very fascinated by it. as you know i voted for hubert humphrey in 1967. i can't imagine they're going to be interested. he said, come on over and have

she's lending the human touch talking about ray he will hunte part of the family, her husband's dedication to johnards saying that at times he even did yard work, he went christmas shop to go buy presen presents for edwards' family, all the day to day tasks and that it really put a vein on their family because he was not there to do those things or to there been with their family. but she's pivotal to tie together the money trail and to bring things back around after what was a rough go for her husband on cross-examination. >> minute else expectanyone els that time stand today? >> i think she's all we'll see today and we may see her again tomorrow. she saw the money go through their bank account and ultimately to ray he wirielle h. >>> authorities trying to determine what caused a weekend accident. seven people including three children died when their suv plunged off a highway overpass into a ravine mere the bronx zoo. the crash happened less than five miles from the family's home. all seven were wearing seatbelts. >>> a utah woman is expected to make a full recovery after a rugged ordeal in the d

john miller spoke to one family who was victimized by this growing form of tax fraud. >> the news was too terrible to bear for donia rayhusband jim. their son, 23-year-old sergeant adam ray had been killed by an ied in afghanistan. >> that was the hardest thing, hardest words i've ever heard. >> but there was another shock to come. before the rays could file his taxes, someone else had already done it, collecting $1,400 on a refund that should have gone to adam's parents. >> my son gave his life for you, and now they stole what little few dollars he had left? >> this military family was the victim of a growing crime wave, tax return fraud. thieves steal social security numbers and other personal data from the dead and the living and then file a return in their name. according to the irs, identity thieves tried to claim $6.5 billion last year alone, and the irs does not automatically cross-check all returns against employers' payroll records before a refund is issued. >> you're looking just in this one bucket over $3 million. worth of fraud. >> u.s. postal inspector tom boyle has even seen cases where multiple returns w

ray lewis, joe flacco. >> we will have much more for you on the draft at 11:00. the biggest game of the year for loyola across. they almost never beat johnkins. if they could, they would post almost a perfect season. the blue jays were leading 5-0. rob snappily shot with two seconds left. hopkins a winner. highlights at 11:00. maryland in joy's senior day with a win 12-7. nhl playoffs are into the semifinals. you have to wonder how much the capitals and rangers would have left in the tank. washington played seven straight one-goal games including four overtimes. they played this afternoon at madison square garden. we go to the second period. working behind the net. the rangers take the lead. caps fight back with four seconds left. that may be the best goal of the playoffs. the third was all about the home team. he is big, fast, strong. rangers win 3-0 and take the series lead. stay with us for another check on the forecast after this. i wish i could keep it this way. let me show you something. [ dr. rahmany ] even after a dental cleaning... plaque quickly starts to grow back... but new crest pro-health clinical plaque control toothpaste

secretary of the navy ray mabis, and secretary of the army, john mccue.laims there was limited support from commanders and failure to ensure sexual predators were prosecuted and incarcerated for their crimes. carly and anne are not alone. reports of sexual assault at the academies are up nearly 60%, and of the 65 reports investigated last year, only one resulted in a court-martial. >> i ache for those former cadet and midshipmen who have had their lives torn up. it shouldn't be that way. >> congresswoman jackie spear has gone to the house floor 19 times. >> we need to over haul this system. >> demanding that congress and the military change the way sexual assaults are prosecuted. >> we report everything through your chain of command, so i'm raped, i go to my commander, i say i've been raped. my commander can say to me, well, you know, i'm not going to pursue this. or, take an aspirin and go to bed. as long as it's going to be in the chain of command there is always going to be a conflict. >> her bill would take investigations away from the chain of comman