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she is accused of gilling aspiring model, julianna redding.aum live in the newsroom art report --. >> reporter: we wouldn't want anyone to go a while without a murder trial. the beautiful model was strangled to death in 2008. the accused killer is accused of being a female james bond. she was hired by one of redding's former boyfriends to kill her off. the suspect's name is kelly soo park who was originally ordered to stand trial in 2010. prosecutors say park's blood, fingerprints and dna were found at the murder scene including on the victim's neck and the victim was strangled. in pretile hearings they tried to get per mission to up little kate another -- implicate another suspect. one of her previous boyfriends. she ride tried to break into showbusiness. she landed few acting and modeling jobs including a spread in "maxim" magazine. opening statements begin today. jon, we'll keep you posted. jon: rick, thank you. we have former prosecutor and legal analyst lis wiehl and former criminal prosecutor and defense attorney, doug burns. this is int

tank top, obtained from julianna's neck from the sample obtained from the cell phone. >> reporter: whening statement to the jury, it did so in just over a minutes's time. there was no motive for killing redding, and forensic evidence did not prove that she was response i believe for her death. >> dna evidence doesn't prove when it got there or how it got there. >> the defense took a hit when the judge didn't allow certain evidence. >> we are deprived of being able to milwaukee a defense. we're not making this up. we will file papers asking for an immediate stay. can the court give us a day to do that? >> no. >> seeing that the court of appeals will look at that? >> no, you can file whatever you are wanting to file. i'm not continuing this matter or staying this matter. >> reporter: park listened intently, showing little reaction. may be hard to tell she was on trial for murder as she had lunch in the courthouse cafeteria. later, left the building, free on 3$3.5 million bond. and they openly worked as prosecutors showed graphic photos from the crime scene. first of many emotional days fo

i'm going to start with julianna goldman of bloomberg. >> fortunately, we all forgot umbrellas. mr. president, i want to ask you about the irs. >> uh-huh. >> can you assure the american people that nobody in the white house knew about the agency's actions before your council's office found out on april 22nd? and when they did find out, do you think that you should have learned about it before you learned about it from news reports, as you said last friday? and also, are you opposed to there being a special council appointed to lead the justice department investigation? and also, mr. prime minister, what is the status on efforts to normalize relations with israel? and do you still plan to go to gaza in the coming weeks? thanks. >> okay. well, with respect to the irs, i spoke to this yesterday. my main concern is fixing a problem. and we began that process yesterday by asking and accepting the resignation of the acting director there. we will be putting in new leadership that will be able to make sure that following up on the i.g. audit that we gather up all the facts, that we hold ac

kelly soo park didn't have a motive to strangle julianna reading's.e mind of the jury? hasn't the defense attorney done something to help the prosecution's case there? >> without a doubt. in my opinion, that's a major mistake because the one thing dna evidence does not tell you how it got there, and when it got there. for him to make this concession is a major, major -- >> the medical testimony shows that there was a severe struggle. that is where the dna is. there is no reason for the woman to be in the house to begin with. there is no friendship there. so the prosecutor is probably in pretty good shape. jon: it took more than two years to make an arrest in this case. they didn't have anybody to go on until they made the arrest and apparently all because of dna once again. arthur, joe. >> thank you. jon: jenna? jenna: new fireworks on capitol hill in the irs political profiling scandal as the house grills the tax agency's former commissioner doug shulman. also at the center, a woman. her name is lois lerner. she is announcing she is invoking her fift

jon: the prosecution's theory, that cooley zoo park murdered julianna redding because redd a egg fatherked out of a deal. the buy wanted to teach a lesson to his punitive partner. >> that's right. but i think that they're going to have some troublinging park to this transaction that occurred between redding's father and the doctor. i think here the defense strategy is really going to be key and it's going to be important to see whether the defense can get in this alternate story that they say occurred which is that john gilmore, her boyfriend, who was violent toward her, actually committed the killing and not miss park. jon: they don't have the evidence that he was violent toward her, do they? >> right. they don't, jon. >> they have evidence that he was violent toward her. >> that's what you need, right? they have no evidence to support the theory. it was something made up and the judge precluded it. jon: carrie, what about it, the fred points out, they found kelly soo park's dna on the victim. if these two women never met, how does that happen? >> well, miss park certainly at some poin

california prosecutors claim that actress and model julianna redding was killed in a murder for hireand the woman who killed her is described as a female james bond. >> reporter: more than five years after aspiring actress and model juliana redding was found strangled and beaten do death in her santa monica, california, apartment, her accused killer will stand before a jury. >> this is the first case i ever heard of where a woman is accused of being a hired goon to go beat somebody up. >> reporter: redding was just 21 years old when she left tucson, arizona, to pursue had her dreams of stardom. she had some success. but her dreams were cut short, prosecutors say, by this woman. 47-year-old kelly sue park. they assert park was hired by a physician to kill redding after her father, a pharmacist, pulled out of a business deal with him just five days before she was killed. court documents also allege that the doctor made payments to park totalling more than $250,000 just weeks before redding was killed. however, the doctor who left the country shortly after parks' arrest has never been c

deliberations resuming today in the murder trial of a woman accused of strangling aspiring model and actress juliannapark killed misreading with miss redding with her bare hands in california in 2008. >>> two more suspects are arrested in the deadly london terror as tax. investigators are trying to determine whether the hacking death after soldier is part of a broader plot. the soldier was hacked to death on the streets of london. >>> actress amanda bynes was arrested after throwing a marijuana bong out the window of her apartment. she was arrest on charges of reckless endangerment, and pot possession. jon:. jon: a british airways jets make a emergency landing after a technical problem forces the plane to make an emergency landing. harris faulkner with new details. >> black smoke coming from the engine from the plane, witnesses say they could see flames coming out of british airways jet as it flew over london. a terrifying thought. now we're getting video from what it looked like inside the plane. as they were making that emergency landing at heathrow. someone on board taking this video and as it pla

julianna and bill rancic welcoming a new member to their family, baby duke.onality you'll i can't in a rancic, congratulations. >> thank you. >> steve: you thought a lot about having a baby 'cause you tried for a while. >> yeah. >> steve: so this first mother's day is going to be really sweet, isn't it? >> it is extra special, yeah. i just can't believe it. it's a dream come true to know that i'm going to my first mother's day. 'cause we struggled for years with infertility and i went through breast cancer, as you know. we talked about that. and to finally come out of it on top with this wonderful little baby is fantastic. >> steve: is his first name edward? >> it's edward. and edward is bill's father areas name and my father's name. duke was just a name we came up with. >> steve: come on, it's salute to john wayne. >> it is, the duke. absolutely right. that's why we did it. but we just thought it was a cool, strong name. >> steve: of course, he's less than a year old right there. and in real life. so he's not going to be able to go down to the hallmark store

authorities believe julianna redding was the victim of a murder to hire scheme carried out by a womanthe female james bond. this is what a few cases where a woman was hired as a hit man. prosecutors say that alleged hitman kelly sue park was hired by a doctor to kill redding after her father, a pharmacist, pulled out of a business deal with him five days before. >> gretchen: she was the ohm person survive a plane crash in 1987 and now is speaking about it for the first time in a new documentary. cecilia crocker says this tattoo of a plane on her wrist is her way of reminding herself where she came from. 154 people were killed when the plane went down in michigan, including crocker's parents and brother. she was only four years old at the time. >> steve: meanwhile, riders on a public bus never saw this. a deer crashes right through the windshield and then it tries to escape through the shattered front window. but failed. the deer stumbles into the back of the bus. the driver eventually stops, opens the door, the deer took off. hasn't been seen since. oh, my goodness. has no idea how gl

. >> julianna loved her time and the white house. she said it was like a bright and beautiful dream, the most memorable time of my life. if you some idea of how much she enjoyed being first lady and how she felt her husband had finally achieved the recognition he deserved. >> be part of the conversation onjulia grant, live tonight first ladies at 9:00 eastern on c-span and c-span3, also on c- span radio and c-span.org. last week a former legal adviser to george bush talked about the dilemma a president faces when deciding to approve a drone strike. the remarks are part of a panel discussion on the use of drones, hosted by the bipartisan policy center. this is just over an hour. >> among them i feel a guy who flashes paint on houses about subtle aspects of portraiture painting with a good -- group of rembrandt's. let me begin by introducing the panelists. seated next is john, a partner legalaw firm, a former adviser to the national security council. issues.s on public lot recently he testified before a house committee. happy to have y