geico, see how much you could save. >>> no one seemed to know where leslie herring was. and lyle had been seen but wasn't returning anyone's calls. not even those from the lapd. had leslie simply left her husband without a word to anyone? it seemed unlikely, but then her sister osha was still in the process of learning about leslie's marriage, how bad it really was. how unhappy leslie was. things leslie was apparently telling only their mother. >> the thing about my sister is, i think she really wanted people to believe that she had it all together, so she wouldn't tell us about the problems that she was having with lyle. >> she had always taken care of you, you're on tv, doing great, and maybe she thought, you know what? i'm not going to break osha's concentration for a minute? >> out of protection, a little bit of pride. >> narrator: so perhaps leslie was still alive somewhere and just keeping her head down. it's what vivian was hoping. >> i believed that leslie would come home. i went to sleep every night and i imagine i could hear the doorbell ring, i could imagine tw

. >> as leslie prepares for her first jump off the arch she is too focused on being terrified to think about anything else. >> i was shaking. my palms are sweaty and i'm kind of a little nauseous. really so scary to stand on the ledge and just jump off of it. >> as leslie recovers from the excitement austin is seconds away from putting his plan into action. from the top of the arch austin begins lowering himself down to meet her. >> i got closer and closer until she looked up at me and i thought surely she is expecting. >> but lesscy think its austin is on his way down to offer help and she is not amused. >> when was coming down i was actually sort of annoyed because i was like okay, yeah, i freaked out at the top but it's fine i don't need your help. >> irritation is not exactly the emotion austin is hoping for. >> i had the ring in one pocket in case she said yes and then tissues and a fifth of vodka in the other pocket in case she said to. i'm kidding. i don't drink. it was dr. pep. >>> as they hover together above the earth, austin asked leslie to marry him. >> you are kidding me.

her. >> as we continue our conversation on first ladies, leslie stahl, cokie roberts discuss first ladies from martha washington to michelle obama. tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span. >> former morgan stanley trader alexa von tobel. this is from the atlantic magazine and the aspen institute. this is half hour. >> i'm executive director for the center of quality. on behalf of the caq, we are thrilled to be a supporting underwriter of new york ideas. the caq is a nonprofit organization that serve investors and the capital market. it is my distinct honor to introduce our next panel. "the girls club: women and wall street." our panelist are uniquely qualified to talk about two issues. confidence in the capital market and advancing opportunities for women in positions of corporate leadership. although more women are advanced degrees in the united states than men do and roughly equal number of women and men represent our workforce, few women have earned positions of corporate leadership in wall street. facebook coo cheryl sandberg's book "lean in" have returned this issue. women must advocate mo

her business for three years. we always had a lot in common. we had the city in common. we had -- just we always got along really well. >> leslies it told to you? >> he killed her. and i remember just being in shock. i didn't see it coming. i didn't know it was coming. i was -- it was shocking. >> you knew exactly who the he was. >> oh, yeah. i did. >> bernadette, the friend who played match maker, got the news from her husband. at first, she couldn't take it in. >> there was this big buzz going around that this woman in her 40s boyfriend flew in from new york and killed her. i'm screaming, what? >> tom toolan was arrested hours within the murder with bottles of beer and vodka with him. the rhode island state police videotaped his arrest and recorded his voice in the cruiser. >> toolan was held without bail and arraigned a month later. bernadette could barely contain herself. >> it was the reality hitting me, sitting there, that this happened. this really happened. he walked in and it was like they were bringing in king congrekong, like a monster. i felt like it was my fault and she's gone. >> toolan was charged with first-degr

>> leslie and shaking her head. really quick. i got to go. >> thank you, guys. >> that is good. l so you next time and we'll talk about it a lot more. thank you to chris plant and leslie as well. how about this story? one of the most brutal criminals has been captured. so what the arrest of the mexican drug cartel moans to the drug violence on our side of the border. and plus, from london, we are continuing on royal baby watch. and a family disagreed over when the heirs to the throne is likely to arrive. and the mayor of a major city is a cowed of grabbing women on the street. unbelievable. >> groping them and kissing them. he is a mayor of a huge city. he said there is no reason to resign. >> we'll be right back. from london. >> there is a term called the fillener headlock and described a pattern that our mayor had has with women. he puts the arm, round the shoulder and pull its to iter a ronned the neck. with scottrade's online banking, i get one view of my bank and brokerage accounts with one login... to easily move my money when i need to. plus, when i call my local scottrade

leslie waited in north berkeley as a packed buses passed her by. >> they asked if anyone needs to go to the city. and the three of us got in. it was awesome. >> on a typical day carpoolers can meet in the east bay and san francisco. but during this strike, bart is offering its 35 stations for spots. >> i had a fun commute this morning. >> this resident wished she'd carpooled for the first day of her new job. >> i go to the bart station. i thought there is a bus there. but i had to take the bus to oakland. >> to encourage people the transportation commission is expanding hours. from 5 they say hov lanes were a breeze. >> the whole bridge probably a half hour, but on the bridge, it was fine. >> now take a look at the map there is usually just one casual carpool location. they have added two more spots across the street. one where you catch a ride depends on where you'll going. living live in san francisco, abc 7 news. >> again, those are extra peck up spots if you're looking for a ride. now traffic reporter has been covering this all day lochblgt how sit looking? >> holding strong ther

her work is critical. the important thing i appreciate about leslie is she understands the real importance of being able to tell stories, because that's what people remember and if you want to get compliance from a patient storytelling is one of the best ways in the world to do it. >> i've always been a person who didn't just love medicine or science, i also love film and i love literature and my brother is a film producer, my husband is a writer. i like sports so i was always looking for a way to integrate what i did with the things i'm passionate about. >> i think there's an opportunity for storytellers to work with doctors and researchers to literally change the way health care is delivered. my name is ed saxon, i'm a film producer, most famously i produced a movie about a doctor called "the silence of the lambs." >> dr. lechter, my name is collar reese darling, may i speak with you. >> in "the silence of the lambs" can a woman save another woman. in the health narrative as you're working with a device it may be can i lose weight, can i make my family more healthy? you're looking in each discrete case f

her. >> as we continue our conversation on first ladies, leslie stall, cokie roberts, and akil reed-amar. 9:00 eastern on c-span. >> during this week's "question time," david cameron defended his government's proposed spending plan. after, chancellor george osborne announced a opposed 11.5 billion pounds in cuts and outlined the government spending plans for 2015-2016. this is about 35 minutes. >> questions for the prime minister. gordon henderson. minister, thank you, mr. speaker. meetingsing, i had with my colleagues and i should have further meetings today. >> many people who have mortgages are benefiting from historically low interest rates. can i give myce constituents that they're mortgages will continue to be affordable under this government? a record lowy interest rates and that is good news for homeowners. what we need to do is to stick to the plans we have set out, have a sensible fiscal policies of the bank of england can keep its rates low. one piece of advice i will not be taking is on saturday, the leader of the labour party said he wanted control borrowing. that shadowe sa

her. >> as we continue our conversation on first ladies, leslie stahl and cokie roberts discuss first ladies from martha washington to michelle obama. tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span. >> coming up tonight on c-span, we'll show you southwest airlines gary kelly. then we want to hear your experiences on air travel and what you like to tell the u.s. government. later on tonight, at 9:00 eastern, we continue our focus on first ladies with a discussion on the influence of women in politics. that's at 9:00. up next gary kelly in about a half an hour with this being the start of the busy air travel weeks of the year, we're going to open up our phone lines for you and hear from you your travel experiences, and again what you like to see the government do or not do to make it easier for you to fly. we'll open up phone lines. we'll be using twitter. the hash tag is c-span chat. we posted the question and we'll read soon of the posts. >> would you think? are you ready to open to the audience for questions? go, here in the front. thanks a million. he mentioned the short haul as an area where you have

leslie lynch king jr. three years later the future president's mother married gerald rudolph ford and began calling her soname wasn't officially changed until he was 22 years old. thanks to awful you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. stay tuned for "reliable stay tuned for "reliable sources." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> in the circuit court of the 18th judicial circuit, seminole county, florida, state of florida versus george zimmerman, verdict, we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. so say we all, foreperson? >> good morning, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. it is 11:00 in the east. thank you for joining us this sunday. >> and i'm chris cuomo. welcome to this special edition of "cnn newsroom." from potential l

leslie. somebody who is pro-choice as you say you are. have her hailed as a heroine and one of the main pieces of the bill to, she wants to you be able to abort your baby between weeks 20 and 26. at that point, you should be able to abort a healthy fetus. they are sucking their thumbs at that point and kicking and yawning in uttero. and to come out and hail her as a hero for fighting for that, i don't know, your reaction to it? >> first of all, so everybody is clear. i am pro-choice. not a choice i would make. i am adopted child and i had len miscarriages and i wouldn't make that choice. but women, with the passage of the roe v wa d e. as a pro-choice, i don't view her as a heroine with regard to that specific. the way women i heard from view her and even my republican and pro-choice in texas view her as fighting for women's rights. the texas governor and legislature is largely men making this kind of a decision. >> let me ask you to follow-up on that and i will give it to chris. the other piece is tighten the restrictions on abortion clinics whic

her to come to camp every year. >> as we continue our conversation on first ladies, leslie stahl, cokie roberts, discuss first ladies from martha washington to michelle obama summit tonight at 9:00. obama, tonight at 9:00. year's new york ideas forum, this is 20 minutes. >> hi, everyone. this will be a slightly different strategy. this will be a little bit like speed dating or overlapping venn diagrams. we will talk to three wonderful innovators. of them alone one and then we will bring up another one and then kick this one off the stage and i will talk to the second one and then we will bring number three on, cake number two off and finish the discussion with number 3 -- kick number two off and finish the discussion with number three. it should be fun for everybody. the clock is starting. the first question i need to asked, what exactly is beta works? is it a startup factory? and think about beta works what i am trying to build is a media company for the century. we are a company come and not a fund. we build stuff. from the ground up, we build companies and we run them and operate them. second thing, we buy things

leslie lynch king jr. three years later the future president's mother married gerald rudolph ford and began calling her son gerald r. ford jr. his name wasn't officially changed until he was 22 years old. thanks to awful you for being part of my program this week. i will see you next week. stay tuned for "reliable stay tuned for "reliable sources." -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> in the circuit court of the 18th judicial circuit, seminole county, florida, state of florida versus george zimmerman, verdict, we the jury find george zimmerman not guilty. so say we all, foreperson? >> good morning, everyone. i'm kate bolduan. it is 11:00 in the east. thank you for joining us this sunday. >> and i'm chris cuomo. welcome to this special edition of "cnn newsroom." from potential life imprisonment to free man, george zimmerman found not guilty. you just heard it. in the death of trayvon martin. jurors deliberated for 16 1/2 hours before clearing zimmerman of all wrongdoing, rejecting both the second-degree murder and manslaughter charges. zimmerman's reaction to last night's verdict was muted, as you saw.

her what was going on in. and that day we had moved moving from my house into the governor's mansion. and then with the governor's mansion leslie was here. home from school and i think four months pregnant with will. and then to remember what mebody makeere doing. up his mind? [laughter] i said this is what could happen. to say this is what could happen in this afternoon. in the whole group of -- a whole group of issues in georgia washington but then the election of the second. many countries don't do that. and then there were the technical questions of swearing in. it is a swearing-in ceremony. i knew enough to do that but the legislature gets upset if you usurp their prerogative. then the former governor always goes to the transfer of power. before you get yourselves sworn into office. and then people coming in from all over the state to use it as a kickoff what you hope this for years. i would go back and forth we would talk back-and-forth and i was literally thinking what are all the things that could go wrong? the governor could. of he wanted to keep his job so he needed to make sure he was loyal to me. but then roberts wa

her. lady washington is here. >> as we continue our conversation on first ladies, the leslie stall, cokie roberts and a yell university law and political science professor talks first lady's monday night at 9:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. >> on friday, the washington institute for near east policy held a discussion assessing the obama administration's recent decision to begin providing military assistance to the syrian rebels. -- one byo opinion julie -- george washington university director mark lynches said the u.s. cannot top the civil war and another by washington institute ever politics in your fellow andrew tabler who argues containment of the fighting is in u.s. national interest. >> that afternoon, and welcome to the washington institute. , director.satloff i am pleased to welcome you to a special foreign policy luncheon debate. we do not often do debates and this is a debate among serious people on a serious topic, so you will not see the gloves on and the blood flying. an important issue to talk about u.s. policy toward syria. and thatce like this audience watching on c-span knows very well the issues that are

her holding a baby. they thought it was kim and kanye's baby. it was someone's baby on the show. i am shocked that another kardashian would do something shame leslieth west. show. it was not north west. ♪ ♪ you're just an old hound dog >>> still hot in here. >> man, oh, man. it is hard to believe how hot it is. here's something else that's hard to believe, 78 million potential television viewers left out of network and cable programming. >> maybe they're missing this show. >> i cannot believe that. that is depressing. it's hard to believe. >> we have dozens of viewers. >> can you believe that? i can't believe it. >> and that shows that tv is really going to the dogs, literally here. abc's dan harris explains. >> reporter: for anybody who's ever seen their dog freak out about stuff on the tv screen, the idea may have appealed. dog tv, the first 24-hour cable channel for canine. it is designed to alternately relax and stimulate your dog while you're out to reduce separation anxiety and improve behavior. >> they might color the red a little red because they don't see it so well. it's just being put together. this is well thought out and well designed

her, lady washington is here. >> as we continue our conversation on first ladies, leslie stall, roberts, and yale university law and political science professor discuss first ladies tonight at nine eastern on c-span. a. up next, startups and how the business world is changing including former sports team owner along with the ceos of zip car and baiter works. this is 20 minutes. >> hi, everyone. this is going to be a slightly different strategy of interviewing. this is going to be a little like speed dating or overlapping diagrams depending on how you like your metaphors. we'll talk to three wonderful innovators, and the way to do it, though, is i'll talk to one them alone and then bring up another one and kick this one off the stage and talk to the second one for a bit, and then we'll bring number three on, talk to them for awhile, kick number two off, and finish the discussion with number three. we'll be exhausted in 30 # minutes and ready for lunch, but it should be fun for everybody. anyway -- >> okay, let's go. john, let's go. >> clock's starting. i think the first question that i need to ask is what exactl