they knew he was lying. but since they didn't have enough to charge him with anything, they had to let him go. they now move on to torey adamcik. >> because of the fact that you were one of the last three people you know there and you had knowledge of her and stuff like that, it's common course we want to go and interview people and find out what you know. >> okay. >> torey says he and brian went to cassie's aunt's house expecting a small party, but nobody else showed up. >> why do you think nobody else showed up. >> we called people but never did. >> but then he changes his story. he claims he and brian didn't go to the movies. >> so you never did watch a movie? >> we were scoping the neighborhood because we were planning to go through cars. >> what do you mean? >> we just walk by, push the handle and if it's open, we get in it and steal the gas money or change. >> okay. >> and what was one of the cars you came to? give us a description, give us a location, give us a house it was parked in front of? anythin

he accused the president of lying about what he was presenting. he actually used that word lying. think the "washington post" did a fact check, politico fact check did a fact check on the allegations and they found routinely she lying. he is distorting the truth about what the republicans are presenting. i want to see more media outlets take him to task and question his tear yeah of what it really is. >> paul ryan didn't come out and say the president misrepresented the fact of the budget plan at all. i think what is striking here, i would like to see more discussion in the media about facts as opposed to just the spin and the facts. >> that paul ryan wants to to cut spending and help middle-class poor and seniors and give that money to millionaires and billionaires. that is actually -- the point is what is frustrating about the media coverage of all of this increasingly to the election we're going to keep spinning different opinions. let's put the numbers on the table. credible people have done this. let's talk about those numbers. >> then let's talk about the president's challen

legal circles and basically it's a law against lying and so when federal prosecutors can't get enough evidence to bring other charges against a person they can try to do that and there's a story about this woman who basically she was entering biologists operator of whale watching but one of her boat captains whistled at a humpback whale that approached the boat then regulators investigated whether that incident constituted harassment of a whale which is illegal and now they're trying to say that she. lied so they're charging her not because she harassed because you lie i also think that because i don't really know what a whale is that they consider rassmann is the most absurd thing i've ever heard in my life actually i actually yeah i mean it just goes along the lines with creating laws that have such loose terms and of course it comes back to. really resonates with me which says it is better to be rich and guilty in this country than it is to be poor and innocent so you think of things like lying when you think of some of the loose terminology written in civil laws and that is what t

i don't prosecutors currently they can try to go after you just for lying which basically means i mean i think politicians to this passed. i did not have sexual relations with that woman miss lewinsky the british government should we should we sure should never can force of uranium from africa. or you know of course that there is such a thing as. when you are going to buy but listen to this there's this thing called one zero zero zero in one. legal circles and basically it's a law against a lying and so when federal prosecutors can't get enough evidence to bring other charges against a person they can try to do that and there's a story about this woman who basically she was a marine biologist operator of whale watching but whatever boat captains whistled at a humpback whale that approached the boat then regulators investigated whether that incident constituted harassment of a whale which is illegal and now they're trying to say that she she lied so they're charging her not because she harassed the whale or because you live i also think that i don't really know what a whale is that they

and then added to the serial lying is not just that he is flip-flopped.ws about the flip-flops. it's that he has flip-flopped on core issues like being pro-choice or pro-life deep fundamental values issues, all for the purpose of getting elected. nothing more. so what e americans from this composite picture of lying and flip-flopping and position contortions is a man who has no core. he is a hollow man. he is a man without deep, long longstanding conviction. he is a calculating man who will apparently lie, who will change positions as he changes his venue, who will say anything or do anything, who is ruthless about winning in a way that seems to deny that he has a soul. so the real question is: what does this man stand for? why does he even want to be president? where is his soul? where is his vision his core? does he even have one? and by the way, where do you fit into his picture of success? my big concern is that mitt romney wants to become president for no other reason than because there is a possibility that he can win. i am afraid you are not in tha

so now i've got two members of my family lying to me! i didn't want to worry you. ( thudding, screaming upstairs ) we should be sharing these things, pete. i know, i know. you're right. um... what? there was... an incident that was vaguely similar last year. how similar? similar in that it was another completely baseless complaint. and it went to the governors. ohh! i mean, you just can't make jokes these days. i mean, that joke had no racial aspect, it was just an unfortunate coincidence that she was pregnant. now, let me get this straight. the school is investigating whether you are racist. but i am not a racist. i am not racially prejudiced in any shape or form. would you like some juice, deion? hmm? ( toy helicopter whirring loudly ) do you want to play? do you want a toy? okay, i'll have that one. i'm worried about bullying. why are you worried about bullying? i pushed maisie. oh, you're worried you're a bully. how many times did you push maisie? once. and then what happened? she pushed me back, and then we played a game called "spy

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sherry ly is at gravelly park.re anybody else out there with you this morning. >> reporter: the park here doesn't open until 6:00 this morning. that is when people will be allowed to start parking here and gathering as they wait for the space shuttle covery to arrive in the washington region. let me -- the space shuttle discovery to arrive in the washington region. the smithsonian has its own website set up to welcome discovery here to the washington region. a few shots of what is going on over at dulles international airport where the shuttle will land and then make its home at the udvar hazy center. you can see they are having fun as they get ready for discovery to come. if you look over here, you can see they have special equipment as well that will take the shuttle discovery off that 747 that will archbishop it here to washington and right now, it is already loaded up on that 747 at kennedy space cent are in florida getting ready to take off at day break. ay break. frdz the shuttle aircraft carrier that touched

on the merits policies are forced to lie their way to victory so how do we prevent republicans from lying their way right into sixteen hundred pennsylvania avenue. in the us the rest of the news despite twenty five straight months of private sector job creation under president obama's watch this economic recovery has been unusual it's one in which american workers aren't seen much of a recovery at all at least in their paychecks yes more jobs are opening up and seventy percent of all the gains in the last six months the job gains have been in the low paying service sector working in restaurants hotels and retail within construction manufacturing where historically americans have been able to collect a good paycheck and provide for a fair. only. for a family of four or more the unemployment rate is still a staggering seventeen percent and those are who are employed in manufacturing are watching their paychecks shrink and in western auto factories wages that dropped from twenty eight dollars an hour about a fifteen dollars an hour and a new caterpillar plant plant in indiana a new right to

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today the prosecution tried to paint him as a liar. , you will lie if you think lying will work. ramos i won't. prosecutor, you told lies to police officers investigating the case didn't you? ramos i know i lied in the beginning. former san francisco prosecutor jim hammer said putting him on the stand is a big risk for the defense. >> my guess is that the defense attorney has watched the trial go down and said this is leading to a guilty verdict, we only have one shot left for him to take the stand. >> reporter: he frequently told the prosecutor he didn't understand the questions and often gave rambling answers that the prosecute said were inconsistent. he is charged with killing three people almost four years ago. mistaking them for another gang. ramos said that the man he claims killed the family had threatened ramos's family if he gave him up to police and he said if driving the car during the shooting, i feel like -- i turned down the right street they wouldn't have died. >> the danger is if jurors watch him and say i think he is lying, lying probably means he is guilty. >> r

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i think he's lying. lying probably means he's guilty. >> the three-month-long trial is beginning to wrap up. if convicted, ramos could face life in prison. >>> there was a flood of emotion at a memorial service this morning to remember the victims of last week's shooting at. the service took place on the front steps of the oakland campus. we spoke to friends and family members of the seven people killed in the shooting. >> our future and everything we were looking for. we're so disappointed. so disappointed. we never expected this would happen to her. she was such -- she had such a good heart. >> reporter: several dignitaries spoke at the memorial including the south korean consult general. the aled gunman in the shooting, gogh, was originally from south korea. >>> new developments tonight in the trayvon martin case. the florida state attorney's office says it will hold a news conference in the next 72 hours to announce new information presumably a decision about charges. in the meantime, attorneys for t

fires of a different kind were burning through the upper .idwest >> bill low-lying areas were fires -- a low-lying areas were lighting fires. >> from michigan to massachusetts, on this last april, temperatures reached into the 20's. for northern farmers, the last season did does not usually, until the end of may. now there are tender buds threatened by frost. >> if i can stay in business, it surprising. it is devastating. theirse storms are making way east. >> we are going to look for a showers later on tonight into tomorrow. chance for a few rumble of funders on tuesday. tonight, outdoor plans, no problems at all. scattered clouds, temperatures fall to the 70's and the 60's. l take the big plunge tonight and early tomorrow. tot a difference compared yesterday. 71 degrees, we are right on target. 91 for the record set back in 1974. it is now 70. our final stop takes us to rockville. temperatures across the border comfortable. winchester, 70 degrees. look at the milder air south and west of us. this is on the way for the the upcoming work week. all look at the 24-hour change, now 18 wa

mitt romney's lying is extraordinary. even for a politician.ome of our most experienced and wise observers of political lying. richard cohen calls romney a smooth liar with a "bulletproof demeanor." richard cullen makes a persuasive case that romney came to rely on lying as a basic business tactic. as a basic tool of the trade in the business world. like most of us, romney belongs to more than one culture. he belongs to a religious culture, a political culture, but it is the businessman's culture that he belongs to that seems to have shaped him in the ways that are most important to his campaign. he does not talk about his religion, he does not talk about his past in politics, but he does talk about his past in business. it is the only part of his past that he's actually willing to talk about. and when he talks about it, he is as likely to lie about it as not. and he thinks he knows why. let's find the richard cullen quote. this is great. richard cullen says what his career has given him is the businessman's concept of self. that what he does i

clemens is accused of lying to congress on the use of steroids in big league baseball. last year the judge declared a mistrial after they previously ruled inadmissible and shown in court. >>> some runners are asked to stay home because of the heat. i want to take you there live this morning and see this is the saming area, getting ready for the race, temperatures are expected to be in the high 80s today. now that has race organizers worried about become willing dehydrated. the finish line will stay open longer than normal and they are asking experienced runners to skip this year's race and try again next year. >>> sharks are back in the lead hoping to take their place in the game. the sharks won't game one and game 4 is thursday in san jose. series then moves back to st. louis on saturday for game 5. >>> 4:55 is the time, let's check back in with sal for traffic. >> hello, pam, traffic is doing pretty well as we look around much better than last week. as we look at live pictures, 101 looks good approaching the 880 split in san francisco. westbound 82 looks good on the s

it is a retrial for the for radio, clemens is accused of lying to congress that if it has an 8 when hehe never took steroids. barry bauds is of all those that this because of defective fire to. fox half offs cough >>gary: arkansas is in need of a coach after by the country know was let go for lying to the administrators. who won the boston marathon questions >>gary: you know what i just figured out? if i need anything, i will call vicki liviakis. she knows all of the doctors and dentists. >>pam: the died in the dish, she knows which restaurants to go to. >>gary: it is amazing how one person is so restore full. who won the boston marathon? 27,000 runners. the top male was from kenya. the top female was also from kenya. that sets us up for what is ahead in may. baedeker's is coming up. >>pam: we will see you at 11:00 p.m.. tonight.

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lee fights a masterful delaying action in the over lying campaign. johnson, if weigley is right, masterful action and what happens at the end of all of these things? you still lose. why? what happens? you're pushed back and what happens? what kind of operation occurs that plays to all the federal advantages? a siege. lee says that very early on. he says this very early on. if this becomes a siege, we're done, because he says this as early as the seven days because if mcclellan can bring up his heavy artillery, all the northern superiority and logistics and material, it is just gradually going to overwhelm the confederacy and therefore sieges happen and what happens after a siege things like donaldson, henry, vicksburg. >> you lose all of your troops. >> you lose an entire army. that's one of gallagher's arguments. the stuff doesn't actually work because -- mr. conners. >> i will say i think definitely something to do with the opposing generals. >> explain. >> he has a really good read on people like mcclellan or bernstein. he has this problem where h

. >> this is a spectacle, one person lying about another liar and lying to protect himself. >> approvalpoll with a plus or minus of 3%. do the math. figure out where it may be. if you watch this trial it will be hard for them to get a conviction in this. because the defense is basically saying he is a bad, lying cheater. but he wasn't a bad lying cheating politician. he was just doing it in his personal life. andrew young was not a great witness. hard conviction to secure. >> bret: two things one about the trial. two, how close john edwards came to being in part of the obama administration. or part of any administration. >> that makes his behavior the most irresponsible of all. you can imagine what would have happened had he won. it's doing the impossible. the trial. to make -- it is eliciting some sympathy for john edwards. terrible guy and terrible stuff but idea you criminalize it to use arcane finance laws is something people imagine is a stretch. the question is, is everything all really bad behavior in american life criminal or not? >> he went from 3-4% in the approval rating. >>

of course we can go into all the different ways that she's lying but more importantly stacy. has made a fatal mistake by. coming out into the public and exposing the fact that the silver market has a witch. masters. and therefore we are going to new york we're going to be in new york and paroled twelfth at eight pm at one seventy eight mob street to rally the silver liberation army in new york city to new york we go well let's speak specifically about the life she presented here she said that we have no stake in whether prices rise or decline rather we're running a flat or relatively flat notch book so what she's saying by saying we have a matchbook is that they have no net proper exposure i.e. they haven't broken the volcker rule so you are the inventor of the virtual specialist technology which is a market maker technology is he just saying claiming to be a market maker and that it's all just providing liquidity and no big deal most years long or for example it takes twenty million dollars of orders for a downtick it takes one hundred million dollars of dollars for an uptic

republican strategy is going to be so absolutely i'm denying it of course i'm denying it he's not lying about president obama's health care system it's in shambles it's a mess it is you know you've got to have billionaires who have health care right now yes it is only reason you don't right now if personal had a health care system that could stand up it's can stand it's at the supreme court right now because you get twenty six republican and you had twenty six republican attorneys general who are trying to turn this into a political issue something that the heritage foundation was fighting for in the eighty's you know we're trying to get back to work constitution is something going to get romney was fighting for the writings. well you know president obama has created a health care system that doesn't deal with entitlements we've got to deal with in time has only does in the because of time it is medicare it is the way it is i since he saved one hundred thirty eight billion dollars from medicare tom but as both of us i mean you have entrepreneurial roots let's be lift the private economy

they're lying to me and they're lying to the public. we didn't know what the extent of it was. woodward began to realize this game is not played straight. we're not on a level table here. now around then as it began to dawn on us this may be a lot more rotten than we thought into the very core of it. still didn't know whether nixon was -- we started having conversations, should we leave? what should we do? and i did have one -- i had a conversation with several of the speechwriters, one in particular, john andrews went to live in colorado. extremely -- a man of great integrity, great social conscience and was extremely bothered and he finally said, david, i've got to go. i just don't feel comfortable being with this. i told him -- he came to me and so we had a long talk about it. and i told him, i didn't feel comfortable going yet, that i did feel that, a, i didn't think full proof was in and, b, i wasn't an important player but had a profile by the time i was running the unit would have sent a signal i didn't believe in. i had lost faith and i was out of there. it was one thin

lie some more so what can you do to make sure that america doesn't get duped again by the republican lying machine. in screwed news is the economy slowly recovers were seen most of the new job gains in the service sector you are working in hotels retail outlets and restaurants unfortunately especially at restaurants these industries are where most of the low paid jobs are in america restaurant industry for example employs ten million americans around the nation produces one point seven trillion dollars of revenue but only one percent of restaurant workers are unionized that's why restaurant workers receive lower pay and benefits than their counterparts in other industries today though are o.c. united the only national organization focused on the needs of restaurant workers our rally here in washington d.c. . c to draw attention to the plight of low wage restaurant workers in the united states joining me now someone who attended that rally and is currently running for president of united states dr jill stein is here she is the green party candidate for president of the united states after s

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the baseball great is accused of lying to congress when he denied using performance enhancing drugs.asking the jurors not hear damaging information about its star witness. brian mcnamy. mcnamy has been implicated in drug abuse, past financial difficulties as well as tax trouble. >>> violent storms that tore through much of the midwest this weekend are still posing a threat this morning. in st. louis, chain saws will be out in force to clean up after an especially nasty blast of wind that, hail, that left one man dead. here is abc's correspondent. >> reporter: dangerous hail, 3 inches wide, part of a weather system around st. louis that caused this tent to collapse after a ball game saturday. 200 people in a beer garden. some partying, others seeking shelter from the storm were underneath when the aluminum frame tent gave way. >> everyone was underneath that tent. sure enough, next thing you know it blows over. >> reporter: 16 people were hospitalized. five in critical condition. one man died of a heart attack after he was possibly struck by lightning. witnesses say the man had a huge

combined with high tide, we had hollowed-lying areas here. it affects up to 20 businesses more or less. what you see here, the picture that was on the news that came from -- i am almost done, so ask questions. the last picture, let me show you a picture of this thing. we intend to be able to address these issues. thank you. >> if you recall, we started a project to work around that general area. and we ran into a pg&e utility box that wasn't where it was supposed to be. we had to cancel and start again. if we had been able to fix that, this would not have been anywhere near as important. the since this is the only way to get the flow from the northern part of the city down from the southeast, having it leak is obviously unacceptable. if we had to build and repair it from the outside, it would have meant that we would be closing down two lanes of the embarcadero for many evenings over the next several months. it is great that it was able to be fixed from the inside. when we get that new main in place, we won't have to rely on this as the only

officers were flagged down by a metro bus driver overnight where they say a man was lying face down in the road and he was unconscious and bleeding from the face and they don't believe a crime occurred and they are investigating if the man was hit by a car. prince george's county fire fighters continue to go door-to- door to try to prevent another tragedy like we saw yesterday. five people died yesterday from a carbon monoxide leak inside and oxon hill home. jummy olabanji was there this morning as crews passed out carbon monoxide detectors and other information. >> which house to live in? >> reddit. >> do you mind if we go in? >> she did not wait for firefighters to go in. she approached them. >> i did not know whether or not there is carbon monoxide escaping in my house. >> prince george's county fire crews spent the morning checking in on residents and making sure that everyone had working detectors. >> [inaudible] >> this latest campaign comes one day after five adults died in this oxon hill home. a broken furnace caused the gas to leak into the home at lethal levels. >> losing nei

they say that george zimmerman's back was wet, it has grass on it from lying on the grass. he has blood on his nose, and he has lacerations on the back of his head. this is fairly corroborative evidence of self-defense. because he says he was jumped on and he was lying on his back and assaulted. >> but let me put it to you, roy black. if those signs of evidence were actually caused as a result of george zimmerman starting the altercation -- if for argument's sake he began pushing him around, where does that leave him under stand your ground? >> it is much more difficult if he is the aggressor. however, he's got the grass on his back and his back is wet. which corroborates the fact he's lying on his back on the ground while being hit in the face. >> what we don't know, we don't know whether trayvon martin's back was wet. it may have been. we don't know much about him in his condition, do we? >> you put your finger on it. if it turns out trayvon martin only has -- i hate to say only because it is the deadly wound. if it's only the bullet wound and there are no marks on his he

knew i was lying but i don't believe my lawyer knew i was lying.ling him from the start. the truth always comes out. >> it was over. the wagons had completely surrounded us. >> i had to face what i had done. i do admit to signing consent forms and forging other documents. like i said, i made a lot of bad choices and just trusted the wrong person, and if i could go back and listen to my instincts again, like i said, i know i wouldn't be here. i regret the day i met michael, and i regret doing everything that i've done to hurt other people. and the pain that i've caused my family. >> mastromarino changed his plea to guilty when i guess he realized there was nowhere for him to run. he realized we had done our homework and we had him. so i think that's what pushed him. but he took us right up to the very end, literally pretty much on the eve of trial is when he decided to plea. >> why did i decide to plead guilty in the end? i decided to plead guilty because i was guilty. and we were going to go to trial, and i had enough. yes, there was a crime, forge