. >> reporter: janice is the owner and proprietor of the center lovell inn. really sweet. >> thank you. >> reporter: after 22 years it's someone else's turn. >> the phone's been ringing off the hook. >> reporter: and that's because janice isn't selling the place. she's practically giving it away. >> no liens or mortgages. >> reporter: just the deed. >> exactly. yes. >> reporter: that's a pretty good deal. interested? send in a check for $125 and write a short essay explaining why you should be the one to take over. do you have a minimum number of entries you feel like you need to get? >> i would like to get 7,500. >> reporter: if enough people participate, it creates a pile of cash for the owner and a once in a lifetime opportunity for the winner. which is exactly how janice came to own the inn back in the 1990s. a contest she heard about on tv. >> i did on a wing and a prayer and look what happened. >> reporter: the inn stays busy from spring through fall. along with 20-hour days, the winner will find themselves working to replace a local legend. you're smar

." >> phillipe: frances says she had just returned to their home on lovell avnue, late thursday afternoon with leslie. when they found filip idling in his truck on the driveway. frances says he'd been drinking since eight in the morning and had just returned from the liquor store. >> "and, leslie was trying to get him to pull up the truck about four feet because he was hogging the driveway with both of his cars." >> phillipe: well, filip hit the gas, ran leslie over, pushing her through the fence and into the backyard. her longtime boyfriend david mcclean heard screaming, ran over and saw her unconcious trapped underneath the truck. >> "it looked, i'm like, hold on baby, hang on, hang on, and next thing i know its like she let out a sigh and she was gone." >> "how are you doing man? i'm hanging in there. i love her more than anything in the world. she's the only girlfriend i've had in 26 years." >> phillipe: police say it doesn't appear filip intentionally tried to hit leslie. >> "there may have been some issues with identifying the correct pedal. >> phillipe: that may be in part because

. >>> a bay area family ripped apart tonight by a freak accident in front of their home on lovell avenue in campbell. a man is behind bars charged with running over and killing a woman while he was drunkment that woman was his stepdaughter. betty yu talked to the family tonight. ♪ happy birthday to you ♪ >> reporter: leslie carol would have been 42 today. she was a loving daughter, sister, and mother who police say was killed outside her campbell home yesterday afternoon by a drunk driver. her stepfather, phillip handel. >> i keep thinking that i will wake up from a nightmare. she didn't do anything. nothing that warranted her losing her life. >> reporter: francis handel said her husband had been drinking earlier in the day and stop by this liquor store before coming home. her daughter was trying to help him park his truck on the driveway. >> she goes in front of him and says dad, about this much more. and he is just not thinking and kind of a blank look on his face. and he pressed the accelerator. >> reporter: the truck pushed her through this gate and completely crushed her. she was pr

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on another gemini mission, james lovell took this picture.tographer richard under board trained many of the astronauts calling the work mag nif sent. on november 19, 1957 a picture of the earth taken by a tv camera. including photographs from john glynn, the first american to orbit the earth and taking a camera into space, and the last man to walk on the moon jean sernan encaptureing his colleague saying i captured the moon, the man and the country all in one. i'm proud of this picture >>> the collection of photos went for over $489,000 at london's auction. ial to about $764 usd. i'm richelle carey in new york. the news continues now with my colleague thomas drayton >>> good evening, i'm thomas drayton in new york. let's get you caught up on the top stories. binyamin netanyahu israeli prime minister, arrives in washington d.c., we have the latest and examine the issues making it so controversial in the segment - the week ahead. >> new video shows boris nemtsov moments before he is murdered. he expresses fear. close friend and fellow activist

. >> and when you say him and his wife, you mean chris lovell, correct? ma'am. >> okay i'm sorry. go ahead. >> yes. and so does it pass the smell test? i don't think it does. but at the same time, i believe that it's my understanding that it happened after the trial, that he supposedly became friends with bob durst and, you know, i -- it is what it is. >> well, interesting that you'd want to befriend someone who cuts a body up like a pro. detective, thanks for being with us this evening. >> thank you for having me, ma'am. >>> okay. joining me now, kathy durst's brother, jim mccormack. i've been wanting to ask you, how is your mom? how is she doing after all of this in this past week? >> well, mom is 101 years old. when she gave her taping time to andrew and mark for "the jinx" she was about five years ago or so, she was a lot sharper. she -- she's got a problem with hearing which then compromises her comprehension. so she's dealing with it. i'm blessed with sisters, three sisters who rotate with me on taking care of her because she still lives at her own

this happened on lovell avenue. the extent of the damage is not clear. police are investigating the cause of that explosion. >>> caltrans is playing herbicide on highway 84 right now between skyline boulevard and highway 1. caltrans says it has to spray because otherwise vegetation will become a fire hazard. people in san mateo county have asked the agency to mow instead, but caltransays it lacks the manpower. the spraying will last until 2:00 this afternoon. >> san jose's mayor is pushing for new library funding today. sam liccardo will ask the city council to restore the funding to the libraries so they can remain open six days a week. that includes all school days and saturdays. funding was cut in 2011. the money will come from the city's general fund and the library parcel tax fund. the goal is to have libraries restored by july. >> use less pay more. that's what santa clara water district wants you to do. the water district board meets today to recommend a conservation goal of 30%. that is the toughest goal so far. they're also talking about raising

. >> and when you say him and his wife, you mean chris lovell, correct?es ma'am. >> okay i'm sorry. go ahead. >> yes. and so does it pass the smell test? i don't think it does. but at the same time i believe that it's my understanding that it happened after the trial, that he supposedly became friends with bob durst and you know, i -- it is what it is. >> well, interesting that you'd want to befriend someone who cuts a body up like a pro. detective, thanks for being with us this evening. >> thank you for having me ma'am. >>> okay. joining me now, kathy durst's brother, jim mccormack. i've been wanting to ask you, how is your mom? how is she doing after all of this in this past week? >> well mom is 101 years old. when she gave her taping time to andrew and mark for "the jinx" she was about five years ago or so she was a lot sharper. she -- she's got a problem with hearing which then compromises her comprehension. so she's dealing with it. i'm blessed with sisters, three sisters who rotate with me on taking care of her because she still lives at her own hom

grazer talked to jim lovell the commander of apollo 13.was his conversation with a chilean activist named veronica de negri who had been tortured. who made the story of survival in space come alive. >> we all knew before seeing that movie that they make it back. but it's how they make it back, how they reached inside of their own soul to find resources that they never thought existed was sort of the same thing that veronica did when she was tortured in chile i met her probably 10, 12 years before that. so you often don't know how these little dots get connected when you're on this journey of curiosity. >> ron howard came along on a few curiosity conversations, but just out of curiosity. >> these conversations are never about earning favors or, you know, or asking for any kind of business advantage. it's really an honest conversation. >> brian grazer's santa monica home is airy, sleek and tastefully plush. but he keeps a touch of boyhood in the back yard. >> i do love the swing. you want to sit in it? the swing, symbolic value. completely c

adn there are things beyond individual control that society has to make sure the playing field is lovell because at the root lies the utopian presumption that is pre-rarely a creature of his environment their expensive social programs this philosophy holds government can permanently change me into a share in prosperity and virtue in much the same way individual wrongdoing is cnn is a result of economic conditions for the underprivileged backgrounds to suggest there is crime or wrongdoing in society and the individual is not to blame and he declares 1988 a new political consensus among the american people to order the reject this view. i will stop there. [applause] thank you that was a short three hours a wanted to leave time for q&a. please. >> that is all very compelling i really appreciated it with your presentation in but how we utilize this information in you presented? how do we move forward? so we can see what the facts are? so i guess there is an issue there so what can we do? >> with people at the grass-roots level what can be done to raise public consciousness? we have to expand

>>reporter:frances says she had just returned to their home on lovell avnue, late thursday afternoonund filip idling in his truck on the driveway. >>reporter:frances says he'd been drinking since eight in the morning and had just returned from the liquor store. >>:"and, leslie was trying to get him to pull up the truck about four feet because he was hogging the driveway with both of his cars." >>reporter:well, filip hit the gas, ran leslie over, pushing her through the fence and into the backyard. >>reporter:her longtime boyfriend david mcclean heard screaming, ran over and saw her unconcious trapped underneath the truck. >>: "it looked, i'm like, hold on baby, hang on, hang on, and next thing i know its like she let out a sigh and she was gone." >>:"how are you doing man? i'm hanging in there. i love her more than anything in the world. she's the only girlfriend i've had in 26 years." >>reporter:police say it doesn't appear filip intentionally tried to hit leslie. >>: "there may have been some issues with identifying the correct pedal. >>reporter:that may be in part because police s

. >> reporter: lovell turned her photos into a traveling exhibit currently at colorado's photographici actually tried to approach her and she ran away. >> reporter: she asked the thief for comments but she didn't respond. but others have. the exhibit raising questions. did the photographer take her privacy? was this an eye for an eye? >> no. this was my way of understanding why someone would do this to me. >> isn't this all an invasion of her privacy, much as she took yours? >> i don't see it that way. i see it as a sensitive inkwirquiry into human nature and into her particularly. >> does this bring you closure? >> in some ways yes. mostly because it is mine. my identity was stolen. i didn't make that choice. she made that choice. and i feel really good about taking that choice and making it my own. >> reporter: a victim no more as the tables are turned all in the name of art. janet schamlian, nbc news denver. >> looked to me like the identity thief just picked the wrong person in that case. >> yeah. interesting. i guess it was cathartic for her. >>> next nimtime to put away those wi