"i'll come back if lillian goes." narrator: over 30 million people came to the paris exposition of 1889. within sight of the new eiffel tower, buffalo bill's wild west played to overflow crowds night after night. ( applause ) annie oakley was soon the talk of paris. the french president offered "la belle américaine" a commission in the army. the king of senegal tried to buy her for 100,000 francs-- "to destroy the vicious lions who devastate my country's villages," he said. stories describing fictitious events from her past were splashed across newspapers all over europe and america. a dime novel described annie's thrilling, if completely fictional, childhood... in kansas. kasper: totally wild west. she kills the bad guy, darkey morrow, with one shot. she kills a bear. she hits a panther through the eye. she saves the train from the train robber. she wrestles this wolf, and the wolf is biting her, but she's so brave, she doesn't even cry out. they're turning annie into a legend. narrator: oakley's legend continued to

we have the story lillian the skimmers are tough tore spot than others we have seen. >> well apparently so dan now vases found inside pump no. 6s here at the gas station. employee discovered it one day after another did he vase was found at the nearby chevron. no bigger than a sugar packet but capable of a lot of damage. walnut creek police seize 2 of the so-called skimming did he vices over the past couple da days. first found inside a gas pump at the chevron and another found inside gas pump just down the street. >> it's not just normal people because i see this did he vase is like fv. >>reporter: investigators say the device is electronically capture a person credit or debit card information and there's no way a customer would have ever known the pump they were using had been tampered with. >> completely internal. nothing external that would have show that had there was any type of skimming device in. >> fortunately the information stored on the did he vase is now in the hands of investigators. customers still condition. >> i'll go home and check my accounts to make sure that nothing

we have the story lillian the skimmers are tough tore spot than others we have seen. >> well apparently so dan now one of the skimming did he vase one of the skimming did he vases found inside pump no. 6 here at the gas station. employee discovered it one day after another did he vase was found at the nearby chevron. no bigger than a sugar packet but capable of a lot of damage. walnut creek police seize 2 of the so-called skimming did he vices over the past couple day vices over the past couple days. first found inside a gas pump at the chevron and another found inside gas pump just down the street. >> it's not just normal people because i see this did he vase is like fv. >>reporter: investigators say the device is electronically capture a person credit or debit card information and there's no way a customer would have ever known the pump they were using had been tampered with. >> completely internal. nothing external that would have show that had there was any type of skimming device in. >> fortunately the information stored on the did he vase is now in the hands of investigators. cust

we have the story lillian the skimmers are tough tore spot than others we have seen. >> well apparently so dan now one of the skimming did he vas vases found inside pump no. 6 here at the gas station. employee discovered it one day after another did he vase was found at the nearby chevron. no bigger than a sugar packet but capable of a lot of damage. walnut creek police seize 2 of the so-called skimming did he vices over the past couple da days. first found inside a gas pump at the chevron and another found inside gas pump just down the street. >> it's not just normal people because i see this did he vase is like fv. >>reporter: investigators say the device is electronically capture a person credit or debit card information and there's no way a customer would have ever known the pump they were using had been tampered with. >> completely internal. nothing external that would have show that had there was any type of skimming device in. >> fortunately the information stored on the did he vase is now in the hands of investigators. customers still condition. >> i'll go home and check my acco

lillian, what have you learned? >> we're on the san mateo county side of the bridge, and on the westbound lanes is where the limousine caught fire. five people inside were trapped and those five people did not survive. joining us now is officer jeff with the california highway patrol. what can you tell us? >> from what we know is the limousine was traveling westbound here on 92 on the bridge, and we got calls of smoke coming from the limousine. the limousine pulled over and then all of a sudden became engulfed in flames. there were ten occupants in the vehicle, possibly on their way to a dance. and five were able to escape the vehicle, and attempted to assist the others and were unable to get the other five out. so as of right now preliminary we have five that were trapped in the vehicle and cooperate get -- couldn't get out. >> the five that survived, any injuries? >> they're all being checked out. making sure they're not injured. no smoke illinois hill -- inhalation, but they weren'ting checked by paramedics. >> w

lillian, what have you learned? >> we're on the san mateo county side of the bridge, and on the westbound lanes is where the limousine caught fire. five people inside were trapped and those five people did not survive. joining us now is officer jeff with the california highway patrol. what can you tell us? >> from what we know is the limousine was traveling westbound here on 92 on the bridge, and we got calls of smoke coming from the limousine. the limousine pulled over and then all of a sudden became engulfed in flames. there were ten occupants in the vehicle, possibly on their way to a dance. and five were able to escape the vehicle, and attempted to assist the others and were unable to get the other five out. so as of right now preliminary we have five that were trapped in the vehicle and cooperate get -- couldn't get out. >> the five that survived, any injuries? >> they're all being checked out. making sure they're not injured. no smoke illinois hill -- inhalation, but they weren'ting checked by paramedics. >> w

hill hill -- lillian kim. >> ama: for the first time all three women who were trapped for years inside a cleveland house a have issued statements. this is cell phone video of part of the response by police last week when the girls were rescued. the woman who took the avoidow thought she was being pulled over because of the flashing lights. today the briewfersz ariel castro spoke it fearing they'll be guilty by association. >> it's going to haunt me down because people want to think, paid -- pedro got something to do with this, and pedro don't got nothing to do with this. if i knew, would have reported it. brother 0 no brother. >> applan da berry and gina dejesus are happy to be home but michelle nothing says -- michelle knight says she will reach out to her family in good time. >> man is suspected of a trim murder in northern california. shane miller is suspect of killing his wife and two daughters. this is the home where deputies say the murders happened. there's been no sign of miller since wednesday night when his abandoned pickup truck was found in humboldt county. >> police in ber

hill hill -- lillian kim. >> ama: for the first time all three women who were trapped for years inside a cleveland house a have issued statements. this is cell phone video of part of the response by police last week when the girls were rescued. the woman who took the avoidow thought she was being pulled over because of the flashing lights. today the briewfersz ariel castro spoke it fearing they'll be guilty by association. >> it's going to haunt me down because people want to think, paid -- pedro got something to do with this, and pedro don't got nothing to do with this. if i knew, would have reported it. brother 0 no brother. >> applan da berry and gina dejesus are happy to be home but michelle nothing says -- michelle knight says she will reach out to her family in good time. >> man is suspected of a trim murder in northern california. shane miller is suspect of killing his wife and two daughters. this is the home where deputies say the murders happened. there's been no sign of miller since wednesday night when his abandoned pickup truck was found in humboldt county. >> police in ber

lillian >> your mother put you in your place early on when she said one innot the smartest the family. >> she's always said billy was the smartest and when i was of -- pennsylvania avenue after the inauguration, going to the white house for the first time, the news got all and they said, aren't you proud of her son and i sat back to wait for her accolade one?he said, which chris: billy carter over jimmy carter. president bush often talked about how he got a similar humility from his mother. >> she set i great example for us.of she said nobody likes a brag don't be bragging about yourself all the time. listen, don't talk all the time. other guygive the credit. chris: when we return, the sons and daughters of the baby boomers, some say they're lazy and entitled and the hope of our future. chris: the under 30 crowd, generation y, are the children of the baby boomers and "time" magazine put it on the cover, the "me, me, me generation," entitled narcissists. "time" says all these years of trophies just for showing up you get a trophy in soccer, make these young people the they're the cente

lillian is here with reaction to this historic reversal. >> depending on who you talk to today's decisionis ooetsd major victory or huge mistake. many think they are pulling the children out of boy scouts. >> what shame for the children for the family for scouting itself and for america to really big mistake. johnson of lafayette plans to pull the 10 and 8-year-old son out of boy scouts. now that the organization will be allowing openly gay boy. >> first time children are being given the permission to talk about the topic in a pup tent on camping weekend and some parents object to that. 1400 scout leaders from across the country submit the ballot. 60 percent supported over turning the ban. question of whether to allow openly gay adults and leaders wasn't even considered. >> our vision is to serve every kid. we can't every kid to have a place where they belong to learn and grow and feel protected. >>reporter: much debate center in the east bay where gay scout was denied the rank of eagle despite having didn't all the work. another gay scout is thrilled with today decision he says there's s

lillian is here with reaction to this historic reversal. >> depending on who you talk to today's decisionis ooetsd major victory or huge mistake. many think they are pulling the children out of boy scouts. >> what shame for the children for the family for scouting itself and for america to really big mistake. johnson of lafayette plans to pull the 10 and 8-year-old son out of boy scouts. now that the organization will be allowing openly gay boy. >> first time children are being given the permission to talk about the topic in a pup tent on camping weekend and some parents object to that. 1400 scout leaders from across the country submit the ballot. 60 percent supported over turning the ban. question of whether to allow openly gay adults and leaders wasn't even considered. >> our vision is to serve every kid. we can't every kid to have a place where they belong to learn and grow and feel protected. >>reporter: much debate center in the east bay where gay scout was denied the rank of eagle despite having didn't all the work. another gay scout is thrilled with today decision he says there's s

. >> we're also hearing from castro's mother lillian rodriguez who says her son is very sick. >> translator: i ask forgiveness for the mothers. i'm suffering for my son. my son is sick and i have nothing to do with what my son did. leave me alone because i'm a mother and i'm suffering too. >> horrifying details are emerging about the girls' suffering. sources tell us that in a 2004 suicide note castro blamed michele knight, gina dejesus and amanda berry for their own kidnappings. he says he could not control his impulses. sources also say he a i peered do cocky during his investigation. we're also getting a glimpse into his past. the mother of his children who died last year described him as a monster. she tells the associated press castro terrorized her, shoved her down a flight of stairs and dislocated her shoulder. >>> now to a story of bank robbery in the digital age. seven people have been indicted in a massive high-tech heist of atm machines spanning 27 countries. the total haul, $45 million. $2.4 million of that was stolen in new york city alone. gang of criminals hacked their way in

lillian is at the training facility in alameda tonight with more on andrew similar so that. >> few people have already dropped off flowers to express their condolence. simpson well known in the sailing community. passion for the sport began as a child. >> 6 members of the crew here arrived at the team headquarters in alameda. caring the sail of the capsized catamaran. pall is ceo of the racing coat. >> pwoyts under control but certainly not the first of our concerns. we are focused on the people. >>reporter: andrew simpson was 36 years old. husband and father. back in march english man tweeted moving family to san francisco for 6 months is pretty hectic. cup should be fun though. simpson also won gold silver in the olympic. medal he shared with fellow sailor and long time friend percy. simpson reminisce about the chilled has had days back in february. >> very young and national championships. we were take young to good sailing that day. very wiped day and parents said don't good out. we met each other playing lego to make lego boat and blue along the wharf. >>reporter: now the entire sail

lillian is at the training facility in alameda tonight with more on andrew similar so that. >> few people have already dropped off flowers to express their condolence. simpson well known in the sailing community. passion for the sport began as a child. >> 6 members of the crew here arrived at the team headquarters in alameda. caring the sail of the capsized catamaran. pall is ceo of the racing coat. >> pwoyts under control but certainly not the first of our concerns. we are focused on the people. >>reporter: andrew simpson was 36 years old. husband and father. back in march english man tweeted moving family to san francisco for 6 months is pretty hectic. cup should be fun though. simpson also won gold silver in the olympic. medal he shared with fellow sailor and long time friend percy. simpson reminisce about the chilled has had days back in february. >> very young and national championships. we were take young to good sailing that day. very wiped day and parents said don't good out. we met each other playing lego to make lego boat and blue along the wharf. >>reporter: now the entire sail

himself n.of lil i don't know is live on hillside boulevard in coleman where the accident happened lillian >>reporter: friends family can't seem to leave this spot. they have been here for hours. remembering the young people who died here. police say speed and most likely alcohol were factor in the crash. nearly a dozen people gather at the accident site as soon as police reopen hillside boulevard to traffic. 4 of the friends were in a horrific crash 12 hours earlier. mustang split in two. after it rear ended a honda and hit retaining wall. all 3 passengers were ejected. he saw the driver tend to one of them. >> he was like baby baby baby trying to get the girl attention to see if she was alive. and then i don't know the girl didn't respond become so he just went under the the broken thing in and he just went under and walked down like and didn't come back up. >>reporter: police identify the driver as 25-year-old pall diaz. he turned himself in 6 hours later. he has been booked in the san mateo county jail for vehicle already manslaughter and felony hit-and-run. the victim have been identi

himself n.of lil i don't know is live on hillside boulevard in coleman where the accident happened lillian >>reporter: friends family can't seem to leave this spot. they have been here for hours. remembering the young people who died here. police say speed and most likely alcohol were factor in the crash. nearly a dozen people gather at the accident site as soon as police reopen hillside boulevard to traffic. 4 of the friends were in a horrific crash 12 hours earlier. mustang split in two. after it rear ended ahi h retaining wall. all 3 passengers were ejected. he saw the driver tend to one of them. >> he was like baby baby baby trying to get the girl attention to see if she was alive. and then i don't know the girl didn't respond become so he just went under the the broken thing in and he just went under and walked down like and didn't come back up. >>reporter: police identify the driver as 25-year-old pall diaz. he turned himself in 6 hours later. he has been booked in the san mateo county jail for vehicle already manslaughter and felony hit-and-run. the victim have been identified as 23

lillian talked to her san francisco neighbors tonight. >> neighbors describe the lync lynches as wonderful family. during the school week mykala, parents and younger brother live in san francisco. but weekends we have been told are spent in clear lake because mykala does so well up there being with nature and being able to run around. it's been more than 24 hours since she disappeared but authorities haven't given up hope. >> could she survive this long out there. it's possible. we have had some fairly mild weather. i'm still optimistically hopeful. >>reporter: more than 100 people searched the mostly clear lake area in hopes of finding mykala lynch. 9-year-old girl with severe autism doesn't talk and has mental development of a 1-year-old. mykala wandered off in the family yard after her younger brother left the gate open as he was running away from a bee. search crew are lacking in the water hand the house and on the ground. mykala attend sunset elementary school in san francisco and some teachers took the day off to go to clear lake to help found her. >> she's very inquisitive and she l

lillian talked to her san francisco neighbors tonight. >> neighbors describe the lync lynches as wonderful family. during the school week mykala, parents and younger brother live in san francisco. but weekends we have been told are spent in clear lake because mykala does so well up there being with nature and being able to run around. it's been more than 24 hours since she disappeared but authorities haven't given up hope. >> could she survive this long out there. it's possible. we have had some fairly mild weather. i'm still optimistically hopeful. >>reporter: more than 100 people searched the mostly clear lake area in hopes of finding mykala lynch. 9-year-old girl with severe autism doesn't talk and has mental development of a 1-year-old. mykala wandered off in the family yard after her younger brother left the gate open as he was running away from a bee. search crew are lacking in the water hand the house and on the ground. mykala attend sunset elementary school in san francisco and some teachers took the day off to go to clear lake to help found her. >> she's very inquisitive and she l

lillian talked to her san francisco neighbors tonight. >> neighbors describe the lync lynches as wonderful family. during the school week mykala, parents and younger brother live in san francisco. but weekends we have been told are spent in clear lake because mykala does so well up there being with nature and being able to run around. it's been more than 24 hours since she disappeared but authorities haven't given up hope. >> could she survive this long out there. it's possible. we have had some fairly mild weather. i'm still optimistically hopeful. >>reporter: more than 100 people searched the mostly clear lake area in hopes of finding mykala lynch. 9-year-old girl with severe autism doesn't talk and has ment of a 1-year-old. mykala wandered off in the family yard after her younger brother left the gate open as he was running away from a bee. search crew are lacking in the water hand the house and on the ground. mykala attend sunset elementary school in san francisco and some teachers took the day offrp found her. >> she's very inquisitive and she lakes to explore and climb and just kind

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lillian is at the training facility in alameda tonight with more on andrew similar so that. >> few people have already dropped off flowers to express their condolence. simpson well known in the sailing community. passion for the sport began as a child. >> 6 members of the crew here arrived at the team headquarters in alameda. caring the sail of the capsized catamaran. pall is ceo of the racing coat. >> pwoyts under control but certainly not the first of our concerns. we are focused on the people. >>reporter: andrew simpson was 36 years old. husband and father. back in march english man tweeted moving family to san francisco for 6 months is pretty hectic. cup should be fun though. simpson also won gold silver in the olympic. medal he shared with fellow sailor and long time friend percy. simpson reminisce about the chilled has had days back in february. >> very young and national championships. we were take young to good sailing that day. very wiped day and parents said don't good out. we met each other playing lego to make lego boat and blue along the wharf. >>reporter: now the entire sail

lillian is here with reaction to this historic reversal. >> depending on who you talk to today's decisionis ooetsd major victory or huge mistake. many think they are pulling the children out of boy scouts. >> what shame for the children for the family for scouting itself and for america to really big mistake. johnson of lafayette plans to pull the 10 and 8-year-old son out of boy scouts. now that the organization will be allowing openly gay boy. >> first time children are being given the permission to talk about the topic in a pup tent on camping weekend and some parents object to that. 1400 scout leaders from across the country submit the ballot. 60 percent supported over turning the ban. question of whether to allow openly gay adults and leaders wasn't even considered. >> our vision is to serve every kid. we can't every kid to have a place where they belong to learn and grow and feel protected. >>reporter: much debate center in the east bay where gay scout was denied the rank of eagle despite having didn't all the work. another gay scout is thrilled with today decision he says there's s

himself n.of lil i don't know is live on hillside boulevard in coleman where the accident happened lillian >>reporter: friends family can't seem to leave this spot. they have been here for hours. remembering the young people who died here. police say speed and most likely alcohol were factor in the crash. nearly a dozen people gather at the accident site as soon as police reopen hillside boulevard to traffic. 4 of the friends were in a horrific crash 12 hours earlier. mustang split in two. after it rear ended a honda and hit retaining wall. all 3 passengers were ejected. he saw the driver tend to one of them. >> he was like baby baby baby trying to get the girl attention to see if she was . and then i don't know the girl didn't respond become so he just went under the the broken thing in and he just went under and walked down like and didn't come back up. >>reporter: police identify the driver as 25-year-old pall diaz. he turned himself in 6 hours later. he has been booked in the san mateo county jail for vehicle already manslaughter and felony hit-and-run. the victim have been identified

tl lillian with more on this bold day operation. >> things got intense at times but the fair was undercontrol from the very beginning. firefighters began setting these fires at the the preserve in palo alto this morning. before they started they took every possible measurement to make sure this control burn didn't get out of hand. >> we were very, very careful about watching the weather. watching the fuel moisture. watching the humid. >> relative humidity in the area. wind. all of that play as fact toyvrment even throughout the day crew tipally monitor the weather before setting additional fire. >> wind 5 miles an hour out of the west t. >>reporter: first prescribed burn in 30 years. park ranger say it's important to reestablish fire and get rid of non-native species. >> and remove amount of fuel, ladder fuel that burn up that the tree. so make for better ecology. fert lazy the ground. >>reporter: other major objective protecting life and property and vuped by home and firefighters fought removed much of the fuel they did toda today, potential for devastating fire would have been much

and castro's mother, lillian rodriguez, spoke to reporters outside of another son's home.peaking in spanish, she said her son is a sick man. [ speaking spanish ] >> now, this morning, we are also learning how the victims are coping. michelle knight reuniting with her first family member since being freed. she embraced her twin brother for the first time yesterday. he says they hugged but didn't talk about any of the bad stuff. and on gina dejesus's first night home wednesday, we're told she was scared to be alone or in a bedroom like she had been kept in for much of her captivity. and in honor of those victims, last night dozens gathered for a vigil not far from that house of horrors. they released balloons, especially in honor of michelle knight to let her know she was never forgotten. patti ann, ainsley? >> thanks so much, marianne. hard to hear this morning. >> yeah. >>> and it's time now for your "five at 5:00," the top five stories making news at this hour. boston's top cop says his people had no idea that russian authorities had concerns about the marathon bombing su

late this week, ariel castro's mother, lillian, speaking for the first time.ly suffering," she said. "i ask the girls to forgive me. my son is sick. i have nothing to do with what he did." and why did authorities never wonder about a little girl? >> we were looking for gina, amanda and michelle, you know. we weren't looking for a baby, so, she could have been out on the streets. she could have been walking in a neighborhood, and, you know, i don't think our guys would have given her a second look. >> reporter: and just this past sunday at this little neighborhood park, israel lugo says he saw castro with a little girl. >> whose kid is this? my girlfriend's daughter. >> reporter: 24 hours later, ariel castro might have made his first mistake in a decade. he fails to lock all of the doors and amanda berry seeps her chance and takes it. recordings from the police scanners reveal officers rushing to the scene, stunned. >> we found them. we found them. >> reporter: all three women and the little girl are rushed to the hospital. amanda berry calling her grandmother

. >> that was lillian castro, ariel castro's mother, and we are also hearing from one of ariel castro'saughters. here's what she had to say about these revelations in a cnn exclusive. >> i can't forgive him. like, there's no way. the main emotion that i have besides gratitude that these girls are home is disgust. you know, when i really sit down and start thinking about him, i literally want to vomit, that he was so deceptive to where i never picked up on it and family members never picked up on it. i mean, he was good at it. he was good at hiding it. >> that was angie greg who sat down exclusively with our own laurie seagull who joins me live now from cleveland. laurie, i think so many people have so many questions about ariel castro's family, how close they were to this man, this suspect, and if they had ever been in his house while all of these horrors were allegedly going on. >> yeah. i mean, ashley, angie, when we spoke to her, she was very, very close to ariel. she has been to is this home on seymour avenue. this is where it's all happening. she was in his home quite a bit. he was

earlier today, ariel castro's mother, lillian rodriguez, told "the guardian" she thinks her son is sick and asked forgiveness. she spoke in spanish. >> now we go to ed gallek of woio and pamela brown, live in cleveland. let me start with you, pamela, because there is breaking news that you've got from your sources that ariel castro may have made some confessions to the police. >> yeah, that's right, piers. we've known that ariel castro has been cooperating with authorities. he's been interviewed by them for the past couple of days. my source was reluctant to convey that information. but we know, piers, that he faces four counts of kidnapping, three counts of rape. we heard from the prosecutor today during the initial appearance that he sexually assaulted, he abused these women, kidnapped them, then we have the initial incident report from police talking about how he kept the women chained in his basement and punched them in the stomach. it appears at this point that there is mounting evidence, but we don't know the specifics of the confessions that he has made to authorities. >> on this

earlier today, ariel castro's mother, lillian rodriguez, told "the guardian" she thinks her son is sick and asked forgiveness fr forgiveness. she spoke in spanish. [ speaking in a foreign language ] >> now we go to ed gallagher of woio and pamela brown, live in cleveland. let me start with you, pamela, because there is breaking news that you've got from your sources that ariel castro may have made some confessions to the police. >> yeah, that's right, piers. we've known that ariel castro has been cooperating with authorities. he's been interviewed by them for the past couple of days. federal authorities, local police and prosecutors, and now we're learning from one of my law enforcement sources with first-hand knowledge of this investigation that he has confessed to at least some of his actions. his confessions came in detailed statements during interrogations with authorities. at this point, though, we don't know the specifics of the confessions due to the sensitivity of the investigation. my source was reluctant to convey that information. but we know, piers, that he faces four counts

. >> this is my great grandmother lillian and my mother sandra.indsey had no signs of breast cancer when she underwent a double mastectomy. when i was 12, my mom was diagnosed with breast cancer and then ovarian cancer. thee diseases have stalked my family for years. >> genetic testing showed that she carried the same gene found in angelina jolie. >> waiting to get cancer instead of reducing the risk of developing it prompted me to have the decision of having a double mastectomy. >> lindsay's foundation, bright pink, advocates being proactive. removing healthy breast tissue is more complicated. >> we don't have any evidence that removing a healthy breast will help a woman prolong her life or live a better life. a lot of what drives those decisions related to anxiety about a new tumor on the othered side. >> a lumpectomy followed by radiation is the most common way to treat my type of breast cancer. the survival rates are similar to those who choose mastectomy. not comfortable with so many suspicious areas on my scans. i want to show everybody the

the suspect's distraught mother lillian rodriguez, expresses remorse.he asked for for givegiveness from both the women and their mothers, adding my son is sick. last night, the community honored the three women at what was called a victory vigil. >> welcome home welcome home welcome home! >> caller: the case goes to a caw you coulda a grand jury where additional charges are expected. >>> the body of tamerlan tsavraev has been buried. police in worcester, massachusetts, said an anonymous person came forward to arrange it. the location is secret. >>> boston police were kept in the dark by the fbi. nancy cordes on capitol hill. >> reporter: lawmaker who's listened to that say it's a sign that intelligence still isn't being shared the way it should 12 years after 9/11. boston's police commissioner told the house homeland security committee, the fbi never informed boston authorities two years ago when it investigated tamerlan tsavraev for possible ties to terrorists. >> would you have liked to have known about that? >> yes. >> were you aware that mr. tamerla

lillian that bailey not -- little lana bailey not believed to be alive.nvestigation in kansas. jenna: a long sensational try bring as guilty verdict for jodi arias as we wait to see if the jury will recommend the death penalty. harris is looking how much the trial cost the taxpayer because there is price in all of this. >> there is a huge price in all of this, jenna. 19 weeks of drama courtesy of the taxpayers of maricopa county, arizona. that sent them back 1 million $887,000s. that is the low end. the tab is still open because does not include jail or court costs like today's proceeding to determine if she will get the death penalty or life in prison. i reached out to the district attorney's office to see what the final bill could look like. i'm still awaiting word on that. but at one point word that the defense attorneys did not want to know the price breakdown and it could impact the attorney/client privilege and right to fair trial. it came out on the stand eventually. two experts hired by the defense and paid by the county revealed in their testimon

. >> so this is my great monday mother lillian and sandra. >> they both died. >> a week apart of breastbreast cancer within she 81 went a double mostectomy at 23. she did have fear. >> within i was 12, my mother was found positive of breast cancer and ten month later of ovarian cancer. these have stocked me with fears. >> reporter: it showed she carried the same mutation that predisposes women to breast cancer, the one discovered in angelina jolie. >> the anxiety of waiting to get cancer vs. doing something to reduce my risk of developing it is what prompted me to have the decision to have the double mastectomy. >> reporter: lindsay's organization, bright pink, advocates a breast reduction. that makes sense in women with a gene mutation. having to remove it in a woman without the gene is more complicated. >> we really don't have any good evidence that removing a healthy breast will help a woman prolong her life or live a better life. so a lot of what drives those decisions is related to anxiety about a new tumor on the other side. >> reporter: a lumpectomy followed by radiation is the m

lillian rodriguez mae a very tearful plea for forgiveness to the young women and their mothers.aying i suffer because they suffered. >> translator: i have a sick son who has done something serious. i'm suffering very much. i ask for forgiveness from those mothers. may those girls forgive me. i suffer the pain they suffered. i'm suffering for my son's pain. my son is sick and i have nothing to do with what my son did. >> ariel castro's daughter is also speaking out. angie gregg spoke exclusively with cnn's laurie segall. she says the accusations leveled against him took her by complete surprise. >> the ariel that i knew, that if you would have asked me this last week, i would have told you he's the best dad, and the best grandpa, and he was very kind and loving, and he did for me and he did for his grandchildren. i just -- i would have never saw this coming ever until i saw it with my own eyeballs. >> angie gregg also said that she is so disgusted with her father that she never wants to see him again. >>> and joining us now from washington to talk more about this investigation, f

stern with c.j., lillian bauman with jack.hen you see one of the dogs that we have worked with get adopted-- man: well done. nancy: and see it do the commands and the basic training and how happy the people are that are adopting the dog, it's a tremendous feeling. man: ♪ my friend, where'd you get that silly grin? has it been always there above your chin? and i would do anything, i'd do anything for you, for you and that silly grin ♪ ♪ my friend, where'd you get them big ol' ears? man, them ears go on for years and years, and i would do anything, i'd do anything for you, for you and that silly grin, for you and that fuzzy chin, for you and them big ol' ears, for you and all years ♪ ♪ you are my friend, you are my friend, my, my, my friend, you are, you are, you are my friend ♪ alex: here's a helpful training tip for all dog owners. janine pierce: it's important to teach your dog that teeth on skin or clothing is inappropriate at all times. you can also teach your dog that whenever he touches your skin or your clothing with his

. >> reporter: lillian thought she was buying a dog from an reputible breeder. >> i assumed i was gettingcoming from a quality kennel. >> reporter: what did you end up getting? >> a very sick puppy. >> reporter: sick, she says, with intestinal pair site aal p congenital eye defect. records show the akc had just inspected that kennel weeks earlier and found them in compliance. what did you make of that? >> i make that their standards must be low. >> reporter: turns out it wasn't just her dog suffering. law enforcement went into the kennel just two months later and rescued dozens of dogs. the breeders say they did nothing wrong, but according to a civil court judge, many of the dogs were in poor condition for a substantial period of time. remember, the akc had been here and signed off on the place. >> time and time again we're going and raiding places and finding these dogs in miserable conditions. >> reporter: he says while most akc-registered breeders are probably fine, they're seeing too many bad apples. from montana to north carolina. in some cases those breeders are even convicted of a

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