no probation. >> lacy was convicted on a narcotic drug violation.t offender, she was denied probation, but has been credited with the nine months she spent at maricopa. combined with good behavior in prison, she could be out in 4 1/2 years. >> my mom told my kids the other day that i would be home when they'd be 14, 11 and 10. my oldest was mad and he told my mom that he was almost going to be a man when i got out. and he's like, she didn't even do anything bad this time. i was like, oh. my daughter is a trouper. she said i'll be there every weekend, and my baby cried and said it wasn't fair, that he wanted me home by the time he was 9 1/2. i don't know where he got that number. >> though lacy served an earlier one year in prison, she admits the experience did not motivate her to give up her drug of choice, heroin. but she says her time at maricopa has. >> if i did this much time here the first time, i would have never done drugs again. i haven't been outside for 135 days. this is hard time. it goes by slow. we sit in here all day long. food is horr

so how did he get lacy?tigation started when lacy's owner reported her and another horse called squirt missing. the owner told the detective he had given the horses to a brand inspector with the california department of food and agriculture whom he trusted and who he says promised to take them to harris farms to retire. but ... >> she told them that she had lied about where she had taken the horses. >> reporter: instead, she admitted selling them to a horse stealer who adam learned sold them to billy brown. a paper trail led the detective across three states from california to oregon, and across the border to a slaughter house in canada. >> i visited this slaughter house in an undercover capacity. >> reporter: eric is with the humane society of the united states. >> a lot of times you will see them hit the horse five or six times before they are actually going down and staying down. >> reporter: he says california is one of the only states that bans shipping horses here. and yet ... >> in 2013, over 140,000

lacy has pleaded not guilty, being held without bail. convicted, she faces 25 years in life tto life in prison. jon: a criminal defense attorney, tania miller is a former prosecutor. there is this thing i have done stories on from time to time, a parent usually gets attention by making their child ill and then recklessly healing them were somehow providing them some sort of care. if this woman has that, if she has that, cannot provide the grounds for an insanity defense? >> it can. she would have to show she was operating under such a delusion to caused by such proxy or whatever prognosis chance of getting wer or diagnose she endp getting, that overcame her will to properly mother her child. that is the defense wants to go with the mental health defense. the alternative is to say in fact it wasn't the mother or the child wasn't poisoned, it may have been some natural reaction this child had or suffered from another disease but they will go one of two ways, mental health or she didn't do it. jon: what about this phone call? police say aft

. >> debbie, a single mother, left her 6-year-old daughter lacy at her parent's home for the night. >> debbie and a few of her friends went to a local restaurant where they visited with each other. and it was later in the evening when debbie and her friends said good-bye to each other in the parking lot. >> her friends said debbie left alone and presumably went straight home. at 3:25 in the morning however, she phoned police to report she had been attacked. >> she indicated she had been assaulted. i don't believe she was in total understanding of what had occurred. she was struggling to stay conscious. >> but by the time police arrived, it was too late. >> when i entered through the door of the apartment, i could see that there was an unclothed female body laying on her back next to the couch. >> beside her left arm, which was outstretched, was the hand set of a telephone. there was a great deal of blood on the floor. >> it was like, something like this couldn't happen, you know. it's a small town and why, you know. >> investigators followed the trail of blood through the hallway and

. >> reporter: 26-year-old lacy spears blogged constantly, posted multiple times a day on twitter, myand facebook, writing abut parenting and play time with her son garnett and her son's chronicle illness. my sweet angel is in the hospital for the 23rd time she tweeted in 2009. garnett was 1. five months ago january 23rd, spears posted, garnett the great journeyed onward today at 10:20 a.m. tuesday, charges of depraved murder and manslaughter were filed against lacy. >> this defendant, researched planned and executed her crime against her own son in a wanton and depraved manner. >> reporter: authorities suspect she poisoned the boy three times in january. during his last hospital stint, she had unmonitored access to her son and his sodium level spiked to suspiciously high levels. >> it is tragic when the care giver of any child does anything but protect it at all costs. >> reporter: today lacy is held without bail and faces a maximum of 25 years to life in prison. authorities suspect the abuse may have been fueled by attention. a disorder called munchausen by proxy in which a parent a

speaking of lacy slother with the san francisco giants and one of the big assets of having the garden at at&t park is that kids can come from any school and they could come and learn about gardening and also eating healthy. and back here, also live at at&t park, i'm sitting right outside of the strawberries that are growing here as the crowds begin to come and take a look at the garden and let me just say, be one of the first, oh yeah. they're growing them organically here at at&t park. reporting live from the baseball park, roberta gonzalez, back to you. >> sounds fun roberta. thank you. as the giants are trending right now, also trending, lebron james. the nba star has been formed the miami heat decision of his to become a free agent. california chrome, the prize winning horse in fresno taking a month long vacation. world cup is trending, the u.s. plays germany on thursday at 9:00 a.m. and bob dylan, singer of the original manuscript of the like a rolling stone just sold for over $2 million. and remember, you can follow at kpix.com. >>> sell your parking space for cash? one bay area

lacy is at the world cup. ♪ and a musical based on the song of a slained rapper. will it change?aptioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news." >> this is the cbs evening news. good evening, everyone. i'm jeff glor. sunni extremists fighting inside iraq in syria, want to carve out their own islambist state. tonight they're a few steps closer. this is the territory that isis fighters held before this weekend. these are the cities they now hold tonight after capturing more towns including two critically important border crossings. it was a weekend of fast-moving developments. iran also won -- wants the u.s. to stay out of the iraq. we begin with clarissa ward in baghdad. >> this amateur video shows the 1st ems of a new disaster of the iraqi army. smoke billowing over rawah, the late nest a string of towns to slide out of government control. there are three main border crossing between syria and iraq. militants took control of tell afar last week. yesterday -- now al waleed the last under iraqi control has been overrun by gunman. it will allow heaven weapons and fighters

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. >> even more than the corruption of this trial, what bothers me is the laciness.t least have the decency to forge some evidence. it's not hard. look, oh, my god it's the reporters have been an underwater terror conference with osama bin laden and dr doom. that's more convincing than the evidence the egyptian court convicted these men on. >>> all money in the future will be reviewed, but the u.s. gave them $500 million. john kerry is defending that decision. >> we reduced our aid. we are not providing aid directly to the government. we are providing aid to the military. >> reporter: it's a different message he gave on sunday. where he heralded abdul fatah al-sisi's commitment to u.s. rights and aid. president obama and the administration proposed providing the full amount of aid for 650 billion. >> reporter: on tuesday a congressman proposed a shift given to aid in the future. it failed, but he's promising to keep trying. >> the writing is on the wall. it cannot continue to imprison protesters and journalists. >> reporter: powerful me in the senate calling for rele

. >> militants lacy edge to the largest oil refinery in iraq as the u.s.. >> in a scandal at the v.a. hospital thanks to some whistle- blowers. >>good morning, i'm dan ponce. and i'm erin mcelroy. let's go to tim mcgill in for demetrius, for a check of the weather. he felt like getting up early. >> i love getting up extra early. light to moderate rain today it will be a rainout. there is some rain out there this morning heavier showers are to the south. they're pushing up to the northern areas. note center reported get. not a lot of lightning. as light to moderate rain. we will get a break in the midday. it is 67 degrees right now in these areas. here is the rainy temperatures upper 60s and low 70's. high today of 80. showers this morning. in that seven days forecast you concede 90 degrees on sunday. today just spotty stuff. we will have some dry time in their finely. >> we have good news. earlier crash has just cleared cars are getting through all lanes are open again. we have this new river block construction kicking off today right over the dearborn bri

. >> reporter: today lacy is held without bail and faces a maximum of 25 years to life in prison.ay have been fueled by attention. a disorder called munchausen by proxy in which a parent actually sickens a child to garner sympathy. and sympathy did come for lacey, but that sympathy has waned since her friends learned of the investigation and massive web of lies she told about her son and his health. >> i never heard of munchausen by proxy. that's fascinating. did we know if the mother's parenting was looked into or investigated? >> it was. apparently, several calls were made to child welfare services. the doctor connected too little, too late at this point. garnett was never taken from her care. we should learn more july 2nd when she is back in court. >> a fascinating case. abc's molly hunter. thanks for being here. coming up, we have "the skinny." stay with us. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. ♪ when you recognize something isn't right, make the call to the veterans crisis line at 1-800-273-8255 and press 1. ♪ skinny so skinny ♪ >>> okay.

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>> it brings to mind other cases, like in the laci peterson case, where the dogs led the police to sanbay and they can't find the boy in the basement? maybe the boy wasn't in the basement. there's a long, interconnecting hallway among those town homes. and possibly, the boy was going in and out of that hallway when the police would emerge. when he was last found, when he was ultimately found, there was fresh chicken, gatorade, soda and cereal down there. somebody was feeding the child. a whole chicken can't go missing out of your fridge and you don't notice. >> a lot more questions. nancy, thanks very much. >>> let's go back to central park. ginger zee with the weather. >> here we go. afrojack has great fans. and we are having too much fun this morning already. we want to get to your fun beach forecast for an unsettled south. the gulf coast has been this way for days. and it will stay this way. what you're looking at would be water temperatures. 84 degrees there. atlantic city, if you're getting in the water, closing in on 70. south padre island. i just got hit in the head with a good

i'd like to take a minute to thank representatives denny heck and william lacy clay who have just yesterday introduce add clean ex-im reauthorization bill with 200 democratic co-sponsors. mr. chairman, i'm not an expert at whipping votes, but if you add these co-sponsors to the 14 republicans who recently signed a letter in support of ex-im's renewal, i believe you have a majority of the house in support of extending the bank's charter for the long term. opponents of the bank like to use the term crony capitalism. well, over the past few weeks, we have been working hard to learn more about the so-called crony capitalists that have been supported by the bank. their stories have been astounding. mr. chairman, did you know there are 12 exporters in your district that, i guess, are crony capitalists? and 11 of them are small businesses. over the course of this hearing, democratic members of this committee will share with you the truth about these hard working americans, not cronies, that are assisted by the bank. there are companies like space x, an ambitious and revolutionary firm based in haw

i'd like to take a minute and thank representatives denny hack and william lacy, clay, who have just yesterday included a clean ex-im reauthorization bill. mr. children, i'm not an expert at whipping votes, but if you add these co-sponsors to the 41 whereupons who recently signed your ler in support of xl's renewal, i believe you have a majority of the house in support of extending the bank's charter for the long time. opponents like to use the term crony capitalism. over the past few weeks swef been working hard to find out about the crony capitalists. mr. chairman, did you know there are 12 exporters in your district that i guess are crony capitalists and 11 of them are small businesses. over the course of this hearing, democratic members of this committee will share with you the truth about these hard working americans, not cronies, that are assisted by the bank. they are companies like spacex, a revolution firm in my district that designs, manufacturers, and launches rockets and spacecraft. it is the first private somebody to build, launch, and dock spacecraft at the internationa

i'd like to take a minute to thank representatives denny heck and william lacy clay who have just yesterday introduce add clean ex-im reauthorization bill with 200 democratic co-sponsors. mr. chairman, i'm not an expert at whipping votes, but if you add these co-sponsors to the 14 republicans who recently signed a letter in support of ex-im's renewal, i believe you have a majority of the house in support of extending the bank's charter for the long term. opponents of the bank like to use the term crony capitalism. well, over the past few weeks, we have been working hard to learn more about the so-called crony capitalists that have been supported by the bank. their stories have been astounding. mr. chairman, did you know there are 12 exporters in your district that, i guess, are crony capitalists? and 11 of them are small businesses. over the course of this hearing, democratic members of this committee will share with you the truth about these hard working americans, not cronies, that are assisted by the bank. there are companies like space x, an ambitious and revolutionary firm based in haw

max is played by jake lacy. >> and who directed this? >> oh, yes.ent. >> and what's next for you in this movie? >> well, i have a new picture book coming out in november. yeah, november 4th. and a new show on fx called "married" with judy greer, who was recently on your show. >> she's adorable. we liked her so much. >> there's lots going on in your life. thanks for coming to see us. >> bye, grandma. >> "obvious child" is in select theaters right now. >>> their name is little mix, but they are big-time stars. >> britain's hottest girl group hits our summer concert stage right after this. ♪ >>> the toyota concert series on "today" brought to you by toyota. >> so tonight, again, i want to invite everybody to come to the goose restaurant around 6:30. frank and i are going to be there. it's going to be fun. and you'll be at barnes & noble. >> tomorrow, actors eric la salle and grant bowler. >> a page-turner from joanna philbin. yes, that joanna. >> now to the artist we've got right now, little mix. they've been selling out concerts all over the uk. this