lindy and michael divorced in 1991 and each has since remarried but what happened all those years ago past and present. is it over? has the final chapter been written? >> there are questions for sure and why did it take so long? who was involved? and how could so many mistakes be made systematically? >> reporter: for her part lindy is working to help others who have been wrongly convicted and is looking to the future. >> i can look the world in the eye. now i've got a clear conscience and know that god knows i've got a clear conscience. >> reporter: she says she'll remember azara always. >> when people tell you you'll forget, they've never lost anyone. anyone who has ever lost anyone knows you doesn't forget, you just learn to handle it better. >> reporter: both lindy and michael say one reason some may have been reluctant back in 1980 may have been a concern that dingo attacks could hurt tourism in the area. they say this has brought relief to them and their children. matt? >> up next, the fda approves the first diet prescription pill in years but does that pill work? right after thi

. >> i think most people had accepted that lindy chamberlain was not guilty of this. there are some rumors in some quarters, particularly in the northern territories, that somehow she was implicated. the vast majority of australians will be relieved this is over. lindy chamberlain always fought for these past few years because of those rumors, because of that innuendo that people did not believe her. the courts cleared her of doing it. with a handgun was point the finger at who had done it. that is what lindy was searching for. the search of justice to point the finger once and for all. that is exactly what the coroner did today. she said she was relieved it was over. her husband michael said it has been a terrible fight for the family. they're up against the huge legal establishment of the northern territories, but they have come out on top. almost 32 years to the day since azaria died. two people have fought this battle. >> at least 80 people are feared dead after two earthquakes in at number afghanistan triggered a landslide. officials say 22 homes are buried. bbc'

lindy went to prison for three years but was later cleared in her daughter's death.day's ruling finally puts an end to this decades-long saga. >> no longer will australia be able to say that dingos are not dangerous, and i mean, attacking, unprovoked. >> this was the fourth inquest into the disappearance of lindy's daughter. >>> coming up after your local news on "cbs this morning," how sleep deprivation could increase your risk of stroke. i'm terrell brown. this is the "cbs morning news." it's more than laundry time. it's more than snack time. it's more than breakfast time.... or quiet time. it's lifetime. kenmore is in the lives of over 100 million americans. designed and inspired to keep life running the way it should. it's why we put so much into every appliance we make. we put more in, so you get more out. kenmore. [ telephone rings ] how's the camping trip? well, the kids had fun, but i think i slept on a rock. ♪ the best part of wakin' up what are you doing? having coffee. ohh. ♪ is folgers in your cup because vitamin d3 helps bones absorb calcium, caltrate's

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but her mother lindy was convicted to murder, sentenced to life in prison. spent four years there before she was cleared. lindy and her now ex-husband were in court as the coroner announced the results. >> no longer will australia be able to say that dingos are not dangerous and only attack if provoked. >> the story of azaria chamberlain attracted global attention. there was even a critically acclaimed movie about it, starting merle sheep. >>> a train hit a man in montgomery county. he was playing chicken to see how close he could get to the train at the crossing last night. he got too close when a csx freight train hit him. he was taken to the hospital with injuries to his leg and head. >>> and firefighters will be honored for their bravery today. donna edwards will hold a ceremony for firefighters, families, and coworkers. seven firefighters surd burns while battling the fire in february. it has since been ruled an arson. one of the men spent two months on washington's burn unit. >>> the fauquier county school got an earful. >> i'm angry with you. it will

lindy was convicted of killing her daughter and spent four years in prison before she was cleared of the crime. there was a movie about the story starring merryl streep. lindy and her ex-husband were in court as the coroner announced the results. >> the cause of her death was as a result of being attacked and taken by a dingo. >> according to the australian newspaper the parents say they hope the country will no longer deny that dingoes are dangerous and they are relieved to come to an end of the saga. >>> a suspected thief got a surprise when he broke into a locker at a d.c. health club. it was part of a play by gym management. shomari stone has our report. >> caller: take a close look at this suspect. surveillance cameras capture him at the prowl at vida fitness gym. he grabs a lock and yanks it off and flour shoots out of the locker, falling on his pants. >> it's amazing how some people don't think. >> reporter: the general manager was tired of thieves breaking in lockers and stealing credit cards. >> the best way is to catch them. >> reporter: he installed these cameras inside me

and lindis is worried that the safety labs are not secure. no one is affected but the "usa today" has discovered safety protocol. air from a secure area leaked into a clean zone and workers are concerned. >> the cdc needs to look into whether those are isolated incidents or whether that's the tip of the iceberg. >> reporter: the level three labs are used to experiment with some of the world's most dangerous infectious diseases, the sars virus and even monkey pox. dr. richard besser said what concerns him is that the labs don't report to an outside agency. they police themselves. >> they would have shut that lab done. >> reporter: the cdc in a statement told abc news, the unique facilities that multiple systems in place. in fact, scientists in the lab wear scrubs and put on pressurized suits. before moving room to room, they must go through interlocks that keeps the air from moving with them. neighbors like dave lindis and the workers inside the cdc want to make sure that it's working. >> my concern is is the ventilation working and if not, wh

nearly five years after lindy chamberlain was found guilty of murdering her daughter, a tourist fellia disappeared. when the rescuers found that hiker's body, they also found a small piece of clothing near a dingo den that turned out to be azaria's jacket, a crucial piece of evidence that led to lindy's conviction being overturned. >> i remember that story. i'm glad that it has a happy ending. i was watching terrell brown this morning. terrell, before you leave, the story we're about to do is about cursing in a town. and after terrell brown did the story, he said if i lived in that town, i would be broke. i want to be on record as saying i don't believe you. >> want me to try it right now on tv? >> no, don't try it. >> just wanted to make sure. >> we want to make sure you keep your job so you can pay the fine if you go there. i have never heard terrell curse. >> i haven't either. he's a gentleman. thank you. >>> you know the saying when you were a kid, sticks and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me. that's not true in middleboro, massachusetts. >> they decided to

outside a courtroom in australia, lindy creighton held up the child's birth certificate which lists thenjuries, dingos can and do cause harm to humans. >> reporter: the ruling ended a 32-year-old battle for the parents of 2-week-old azaria chamberlain, who vanished during a camping trip near a rock formation. from the beginning, the chamberlains claimed a dingo carried they areir baby from a tent into the wilderness never to be seen again. >> i ran out of the tent. i said to michael "a dingo's got my baby." >> but nobody believed a dingo was strong enough to carry out the attack. the high-profile court case that followed divided the nation. lindy chamberlain was convicted of murdering her daughter and was sentenced to life in prison with hard labor. three years later her conviction was overturned when the chance finding of azaria's jacket near a dingo den backed up her version of events. >> we believed and are delighted to come to the end of this saga. no longer will australia be able to say that dingos are not dangerous and will attack if provoked. >> a dingo took the baby! >> reporter

. >> a dingo really did take her baby, the findings of a coroner looking into the case of lindy chamberlain-creighton. she was the mother who made the claim that a wild dog carried off her baby during a camping trip. she served more than three years in prison before being cleared of killing her child. a general manager in washington, d.c., comes up with a way to catch the band. he rigged the locker with flour and then set up a security camera to catch the thief. posted his photo on wall. still to come, think you are making the best choice when it comes to choosing fast-food with your child? think again. the list of the most on healthy meals. >> we have some heavy rain right now spreading east. showers will arrive in the next half hour. we will check the 7-day forecast in a few minutes. you can see the rain approaching. state to. >> aaa says it will assist nearly 8 million drivers during the summer travel season. to avoid getting stranded, here are some easy tips. inspect your tires as well as check and clean your car battery. and replace your wiper blades. father's day is five days away. gift givers

. >> reporter: flanked by family, lindy chamberlain clayton held aloft a death certificate, what shened for decades that her 9-week-old baby was killed by a wild animal. >> the dingo's got the baby. >> reporter: lindy and then husband, michael, been camp pamping in the treacherous outhe can backe when baby azaria disappeared from the family's tent in august of 1980. just one month before the birth of her fourth child, she was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life in prison. then, in 1986, a scrap of azaria's bloody clothing was found near a dingo lair. chamberlain was freed and later, her conviction overturned, but the cause of the baby's death was still listed as unknown. though divorced, the chamberlains continue to fight to clear the family's name. since azaria's disappearance, there have been hundreds of reports of dingo attacks, several fatal. on tuesday, the coroner finally agreed that had been the fate of baby azaria. >> please accept my sincere sympathy on the death of your special and loved daughter and sister, azaria. >> reporter: the family says the record has final

order lindi on what is behind the midwest bloom. >>> and very common position to birth the baby in. jane austen as senior prebirth class double in size in the past three years. it's a class of a plea for pregnant women choosing home berth with the help of a midwife. medical anthropologist says it is a natural choice for her. did when i was really interested in disorder having environment and at pelican had it out of control. and where i would be ready with the oilers back to me. midwifery is a growing trend according to numbers home births rose by nearly 30% from 2004 to 2009 women who choose this trends tend to be educated and professionals who want the personal time and care that comes with midwives. >>> hospital that is not all over for 48 hours plus part of and then see you in six weeks. in your partner and rights of passage helps deliver about 70 birds a year. we're able to be there for their entire labor and then we do really extensive and home postpartum care. lisa marie's says she started with an ob/gyn that the eight minutes prebirth clinton visits just wasn't enough. the f

. >> reporter: flanked by family, lindy chamberlain clayton held aloft a death certificate, which sheaintained for decades, that her 9-week-old baby was killed by a wild animal. >> the dingo's got the baby. >> reporter: lindy and then-husband, michael, were camping in the treacherous australian outback when baby azaria disappeared from the family's tent in august of 1980. just one month before the birth of her fourth child, she was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life in prison. then, in 1986, a scrap of azaria's bloody clothing was found near a dingo lair. chamberlain was freed and later, her conviction overturned, but the cause of the baby's death was still listed as unknown. though divorced, the chamberlains continue to fight to clear the family's name. since azaria's disappearance, there have been hundreds of reports of dingo attacks, several fatal. on tuesday, the coroner finally agreed that had been the fate of baby azaria. >> please accept my sincere sympathy on the death of your special and loved daughter and sister, azaria. >> reporter: the family says the record has

. >>> lindy lohan has settled a lawsuit filed by three passengers she took on a high-speed ride that resulted in her second dui arrest in 2007. the terms of her settlement were not disclosed. >>> "us weekly" reports true blood stars are expecting twins. >>> and finally people for the ethical treatment of animal is blasting mary kate and ashley olsen for creating a nearly $17,000 back pack made of animal fur. >>> and this comes from our nation's capitol where a group of veterans were honored for their services and dignity. 400 who helped integrate the marine corps were commemorated with the congressional medal. a segregated base with pure coons but once in the heat of battle in the pacific, the racial divide disappeared. one recipient said, quote, thank god i lived long enough to see it. i'm lynn berry, and this is "early today," just your first stop of the day, today on your nbc station. >>> a live look outside at 4:28, as we consider 70 degrees is the temperature at this early hour outside our studios. and today begins a real warm-up, my friends. good morning, everybody. i'm aaron g

lindy lohan is once again in very hot legal water. after a friday crash with an 18-wheeler lohan told police her assistant was driving but that assistant later told police lindsay was driving. people who arrived on the scene offered cash not to report the accident and wanted to take lohan away before police arrived. bill's very upset about this. if lohan lied to police, her probation could be revoked. we'll have plenty more to talk about and she could face new charges. >>> tmz also reports kris humphries lawyers handed over evidence to the fbi allegedly proving a former girlfriend blackmailed him. >> you can't stand kris humphries. >> no comment, no comment. >> i know. >>> when will they learn. self-taken nude photos of snooki have been leaked online. that's enough to say about that. >> you can watch the show. >> true. at least tt's blurred. >>> lady gaga says he won't get into it with her criticism of the hit "born this way" then she did. she mocked her then to make herself feel bet jeer finally is the biebs going ma donna on us. in

lindy lohan is once again in very hot legal water. after a friday crash with an 18-wheeler lohan told police her assistant was driving, but that assistant later told police lindsay was driving. minor details. people who arrived on the scene offered cash not to report the accident and wanted to take lohan away before police arrived. bill's really sticking by her. if lohan lied to police, her probation could be revoke and she could face new charges and we'd have so much more to talk about. >>> tmz also reports kris humphries lawyers handed over evidence to the fbi allegedly proving a former girlfriend blackmailed him. when will they learn? self-taken nude photos of snooki have been leaked online. >> by snooki. >>> lady gaga says he won't get into it with her criticism of the hit "born this way" then she did anyway citing madonna mocked her just to make herself feel better. ouch. >>> finally, is the biebs going madonna on us? in london he did an entire radio interview using an english accent. ah, the biebs, sufficient a good sense of hue

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surrounded by her family, lindy chamberlain-creighton held up a coroner's death certificate confirming what she has said for decades that her baby was killed by a wild animal intruder during a camping trip to the outback. >>> max page who was so cute as darth vader in that terrific volkswagen commercial. max page has to go in for heart surgery, he was born with a con genital heart defect. we wanted our young friend darth to know everything's going to be okay, and we'll see you again when your ticker is all fixed up. >>> hard to believe it's been 25 years. but it was one of the signature moments of the reagan presidency in the waning months of the cold war, with the old eastern block. june 12th, 1987 when ronald reagan stood in berlin and said, mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. it eventually did come down, just over two years later. >>> talk about your sign of the times, the nobel foundation has cut back the money they give out with the nobel prize by 20%. turns out, like so many people around the world, they got caught in some bad investments. still, the prize will come out with a ch

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>> lindy was talking today.elieved and spoke fondly of her daughter who would be 32 years old last week. >> wow. >> they've got some closure at last. i mean, for years everybody's known they didn't do it. this was the official -- now they can put on the death certificate the dingo killed the baby. >> i was reading kind of like refreshing your memory about how this -- it really is not just a sad story about a child dying. then you're talking about a mother being wrongly convicted and during this long legal battle they divorced during it all. the family was really destroy e during this whole thing. if this happened in the united states -- it was big there, it would be huge here. >> yeah it would be. you know, who knows. if she'd been convicted of murder here in the wrong state, you never know what could have happened, too. it was an example of forensic medicines come along. also at the time when you go right back, there were a lot of us who covered the story at the time who thought, hang on, where is the real evid

climax of a ten-year investigation of sex abuse by priests in philadelphia but lynn's attorney, jeff lindy says his client is a scapegoat. >> they had a body there and the body was monsignor lynn and he took the conviction. >> reporter: advocates for victims of clergy sex abuse say monsignor lynn's case could be a model for other investigations and prosecutions. and, scott, later this year in kansas city bishop robert finn will go on trial for not alerting police about alleged child sex abuse by a priest under his supervision. >> pelley: thanks, elaine. monsignor lynn faces three and a half to seven years in prison e. a co-defendant, father james ben unanimous, was accused of sexually abusing a 14-year-old boy but the jury deadlocked and a mistrial was declared in his case. in another pennsylvania courthouse, the jury in the jerry sandusky trial deliberated for a second date. jerry sandusky is charged with sexually abusing ten boys. today the jury asked to rehear the testimony of mike mcquery, another former coach who claims that he saw sandusky attack one of the boys. the deliberations co

sur rounded by her family, lindy chamberlain held up a death certificate confirming what she's believedecades. >>> max page who was so cute as darth vader in that terrific volkswagen commercial. max page has to go in for heart surgery, he was born with a con genital heart defect. we wanted our young friend darth to know everything's going to be okay, and we'll see you again when your ticker is all fixed up. >>> hard to believe it's been 25 years, was one of the signature moments of the reagan presidency, in the waning moments of the cold war, june 12th, 1987, when ronald reagan stood in berlin and said, mr. gorbechav, tear down this wall. >>> it talk about your sign of the times, the nobel foundation has cut back the money they give out with the nobel prize by 20%. turns out like so many people around the world, they got caught in some bad investments, the prize will come out with a check of just over a million dollars. >>> doc emmerich had the call last night. >> the kings are the kings. there were broken hearts across jersey. the kings beat the devils handily to take the stanley cup a

her mother lindy was convicted and later cleared of murdering that child. through it all, she maintained that a dingo killed her baby. >> a search for a bear at cape cod is over. and what makes this story is so odd is that the first bear that has ever been seen on the cape. this is it, in recorded history. you have to take a look at this. a florida team escaped to the back window before his car sank in the canal. there is a happy ending here. a car dealer saw the whole thing happen on the news and then offered to give the team a new vehicle for free. kors a lot of people are in a driving into the canal looking for a new ride. -- a lot of people are going to be driving into the canal looking for a new ride. >> coming up, love letters are one of the shocking things to come out of jerry sandusky's trial. >> here with the commerce secretary is saying about allegations that he hit two cars and tried to drive away. >> there is a little bit of action on super doppler 7. we will get >> live and in hd. this is "good morning washington," on your side. >> 6:00 and 30

lindy and her now ex-husband say finally they have a chance to put their daughter's spirit to rest. >m here to tell you that you can get justice, even when you think that all is lost. >> no longer will australia say that dingos are not dangerous and only attack if provoked. >> the ruling follows the fourth inquiry into azaria's disappearance. new evidence of dingo attacks on humans, including one that culled a 9-year-old boy, was presented. this story has been the subject of many books and movies. the end to a story that captivated the world for decades. >>> the navy trying to figure out why a drone crashed on maryland's eastern shore. no one was hurt when it went down during a test flight near blood worth island. the navy said no property damage and that unarmed drone was part of a fleet used overseas. >>> president george h. bush celebrating his 88th birthday. jenna bush hager sat down with him for a one-on-one interview. >> what's it like turning 88 years old? >> pretty darn old. er in thought i would get this far in chronology, but i'm glad here. i'm shooting for my 90th birthday.

years of court hearings ended with the baby's mom lindy convicted of murder.ked courtroom erupted into applause after the coroner's emotional ruling that ended the decadely old saga. >> i it tell you can get justice even when you think all is lost. >> no locker will australia be able to say dingos are not dangerous and only will attack if provoked. >> new evidence of dingo attacks on humans, including one that killed a 9-year-old boy was presented in the most recent inquest. the fourth time they look at at azaria's death. this story captured international attention and was the subject of many books and movies, including "cry in the dark" starring meryl streep. >> thank you. >>> jurors expected to start deliberations in ronler clemens' perjury trial. the former star pitcher is accused of lying to congress. his initial trail ended in mistrial. >>> new revelations about jpmorgan's $2 million trading loss. company executives knew of risky practices by london traders two years ago. last month's trading loss hurt jpmorgan's credit rating and caused a traffic problem

as made famous from the movie "a cry in the dark" starring meryl streep, lindy claimed she had seen aingo, a wild dog in australia near the tent but no child was discovered. just one month before the birth of her third child, she was found guilty of murder and sentenced to life in prison. then in 1986, a scrap of azaria's bloody clothing was found near a dingo lair. chamberlain was freed and the cause of her conviction overturned. the cause of the death still listed as unknown. though divorced, the chamberlains continued to fight to clear the family's name. since azaria's disappearance, there have been hundreds of reports of dingo attacks, several fatal. on tuesday the coroner finally agreed that had been the fate of baby azaria. >> please accept my sincere sympathy on the death of her special and loved daughter and sister azaria. i'm so sorry for your loss. >> i cannot express strongly enough how important it is to pursue a just cause even when it seems to be a mission impossible. >> no longer will australia be able to say that dingoes are not dangerous and only attack if provoked. >

every single one i saw was the other eight guys including paul lindy, repeatedly tell me how out of touchwas. when he faces that kind of opposition from his own party in the primary race, how does he get over the hurdle in the general. >> the real issue is the performance of the president. or lack of performance. the real problem is the lack of jobs and lack of direction the president is providing and that's what the people care about, that's why romney has a chance to win. >> cenk: and g.o.p. obstruction has no baring. >> that's a different story. the people in this country are looking for the leadership from the president. if you have strong leadership from the oval office you'll see a responsible congress. one of the reasons why you see such lack of leadership in the congress is the current president is such a weak leader. >> cenk: really? the president can create jobs then? >> no, the president can create an environment to help create jobs. and he promised when we adopted that stimulus plan that the unemployment rate would not go over 8%. he promised us that the debt would be cut in h

lindy chamberlain was convicted of murdering her 9 week old daughter during a camping trip in 1980.sory after the fact. they were cleared a few years later but lived under a cloud of suspicion. now the latest coroner's report found that previous evidence had been misinterpreted. it cited recent dingo attacks on children. >> wow, 30-year mystery now solved i guess. >>> an alaska man is recovering after an unfortunate encounter with a brown bear. he had been on a solo hike outside of anchorage when he came across a mother bear and her cub. never good. he says before he could grab his pepper spray she charged right at him, swatting and slapping him for what seemed like an eternity. he finally managed to scramble up a tree. he called 911 from his cell phone. >> hi, i'm the guy that just got mauled by a brown bear. >> okay, sir, we're getting paramedics on the way. they're going to come -- start headed -- >> i can hear the brown bear still huffing in the tree. i was able to climb a tree. so i'm as high up in a tree as i can get. >> he sounds pretty calm all things considered. state troop

lindy chamberlain sentenced to death and then exonerated.n paid compensation, but it was never actually decided unequivocally by the legal system that it had been a dingo. the cause of death was left open. well yesterday, azaria claim ber lan's death certificate was complete. a coroner emotional in making her ruling did say, and ruled finally a dingo had taken their baby. >> all right. thank you very much. an 18-year-old who prosecutors identify as victim number one broke down in tears as he testified how he was apetedly abused from age 11. the testimony brought some jurors to tears was followed by more disturbing statements from key prosecution witness mike mak kweerry. he was the first witness to tell the jury he saw sandusky molesting a boy in the showers. he is accused of molesting ten boys. he denies all. jean, let me start with you. you were there. what was that like when the victim broke down into tears and why? >> you know, erin, he started to -- and i said to myself, i was sitting in court and i said, he's breaking down. he's going

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republican senator lindy graham, and for analysis, "time" magazine's richard lowry, noon of the "wall street journal," and our or jan crawford and john dickerson. it's all ahead because this is "face the nation." >> schieffer: good morning, again. mitt romney got on a bus this weekend and began a tour of six battleground states. he's traveling mostly on the back roads. he is visiting new hampshire, pennsylvania, ohio, michigan, wisconsin, and iowa. we caught up with him in lebanon, pennsylvania governor, thank you so much for joining us. >> thanks, bob. >> schieffer: we really appreciate it. i think we ought to just get right to the news. >> all right. >> schieffer: the president said friday the government will no longer seek to deport 800,000 illegal immigrants brought into this country by their parents. i think you said this is a short-term solution to a long-term problem. but would you repeal this order if you became president? >> well, let's step back and look at the issue. first of all, we have to secure the border. we need have an employment verification system to make sure that