down in the trench, eventually spiraling up over the ceiling, but initially lying down in the trencht was a startling but significant clue. the hot air and gases should have risen up to the ceiling, but the escalator stairway appeared to channel them into the ticket hall. >> and that made us start to think about maybe the wood of the escalator could be the main fuel. if the flames are lying down in the trench, they're preheating the wood ahead of the main flame front, and, therefore, once it gets going, it could move very, very rapidly. >> they called what they saw the trench effect. but it was merely a theory using untested computer simulations, and it was inconsistent with typical fire behavior. >> if you have a fire burning in the open, on a flat surface, the fire feeds itself with air by drawing it in from the outside. it's created by the dynamics of the flame itself. the buoyant gases rise, creating slight pressure differences, which draw air in at a low level. >> but on an incline, that air flow is restricted on the uphill side. to examine this, a rough model, one-tenth the siz

they knew he was lying.ce 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? can you give us a description, give us a location, give us a house it was parked in front of? anythin

he knocked him out and left him lying on the ground. if you know the man, call 911 or northwest detectives. do not approach him because he is considered dangerous. katherine scott channel 6 "action news." >> happening today, sentencing is scheduled for two former philadelphia police officers found guilty of stealing utilities. a jury convicted them last month from stealing utilities from the peco and the water departments for properties they own on girard avenue. >> unions representing 430 engineers and electrical workers are set to walk off the job a minute past midnight friday night into saturday morning. then working without a contract for four years. the union representing city workers is not planning to strike meaning bus, trolley and subway in the city would run this weekend. >> it is 6:04, but air bags are critical in saving lives in accidents but they could dangerous when they go off when they are not needed. maribel aber is live at the nasdaq in time square with more details. >> reporter: good morning, tam, u.s. safety regulato

this is a game changer because the city was caught lying because there was a helmet cam video showing that at the time that james now can you believe was shot and had his back to the shooting officers moments after the video was released there was a press conference in which the chief of police said that the shooting was justified and people were outraged because it was so clear that at the time i was you know he was no threat to me right now and that is sitting in our group officers on. the porch after they shot him in the back they released a dog on to him and they shot him with big devices and then they let him bleed out for over forty minutes when he was finally taken to the emergency room his arm had to be amputated and he died but on the video you can hear him. in a very labored manner and to render emergency medical care and so he died it's the kind of thing that just. such a just it's just sickening and it's so tragic and as a result of that video to be here finally came down to the homeless shelter where james matthew goit had resided and he has pledged now to spend money to

as you know the development agreement is a legal ly binding contract locks in the develop or's right to build the housing units so long as the developer follows a pre-determined set of design controls and provides a public benefits package above and beyond what would be required under regular zoning so infrastructure parks streetscapes and historic preservation so as long as the develop ors do conform to the development controls and agreement the approval is going to occur on the administrative level. our goal was to maximize the public benefits but to do so without over burdening it. so as ken described if his overview includes a number of public benefits. he mentioned that the develop or is required to put in new roads and sidewalks which must be designed to city standards and dedicated to the city once they are complete. . current visitation visitacion. the grocery store which must be a full service grocery store and must occur during the first phase of development and must be located at the corner of bayshore and develop or is also required to build 2 parks once the parks are com

. >> that's when i see the body of a female lying face down in the water. >> and possible clues provide more questions than answers. >> either it was an accident, someone caused her death, or she killed herself. >> experts can't seem to agree on exactly what happened. >> there is not one single eyewitness to anything. there are no confessions. there are no fingerprints. >> until groundbreaking science discovers the truth. >> method, opportunity, motive, and last person to see them alive. classic reasons for murder. >> every year, the unger family spent their vacation on the western shore of lake michigan in a place called watervale. >> it's almost a sanctuary for them where they can go someplace else in the state and reconnect with the world and forget about the rest of the world and reconnect with themselves and their families and the loved ones. >> florence worked as a bank loan officer. her husband mark, a mortgage broker, was also a well known radio personality. >> mark unger had a sports radio show and was somewhat of a celebrity within their circle of friends. >> their vacation in

i am not lying.exactly what i told you has happened. >> her parents took dana to the hospital for a physical examination but by this time, potential forensic evidence was gone. >> she should have gone to the hospital sooner. she didn't. had she gone sooner, i'm not sure they ultimately would the have recovered in he dna, but we always try as part of the procedure get to the victim to the hospital as soon as possible to be checked out. >> fortunately, police had dana's clothes. a pair of jeans, a pullover and some socks were given to trace evidence analyst devin crago-stasicha. using tape lifts, she found numerous fibers. >> it wasn't like i just found one or two of these carpet fibers. i had multiple of these fibers from different articles of her clothing. you could not ask for much better than that. >> magnified 400 times, devin noticed that there were two different types of blue fibers presumably from two different sources. >> one was a light blue, and it was a very sharp angular triangular shape,

davis is lying on their bed with the covers up to her abdomen. she appears to have a gunshot wound to her right temple. >> police video taken at the scene indicates there was no forced entry into the house. the davis' children were asleep in their bedroom. whatever happened didn't awaken them. there was no evidence of an argument or an altercation. >> dorothy herself had no signs of physical trauma or any type of defense wounds. what it looked like was dorothy was literally lying in bed as if she were sleeping. >> in the bedroom, investigators found a bottle of antidepressants and three sealed envelopes. one was addressed to her husband, chris. >> my darling love, as said many times, it's the coward's way t out. so, i'm a coward, for i could see no other way out. i ask god to forgive me. >> the second note was also addressed to chris. and the third was to her sister. >> dear patty, i'm sorry. by the time you get this, i'll be gone. i didn't know what else to do. >> she could see no other way out. she acknowledged the difficulties in her marriage

>> inside, they found christine lying in a pool of blood. one of ken's co-workers called 911. >> what's going on? >> just fallen down the stairs. she fell down the stairs and hit her head. >> is she still breathing? >> i don't think so. >> when paramedics arrived, there was little they could do. >> she was dead by the time they had arrived. >> at first glance, it looked as if christine had tripped while carrying the laundry down the stairs. apparently, her head hit a ship's bell that they stored in the basement near the steps. >> he said that she was wearing some sort of dangerous black shoes that she had tripped on once before. >> but to investigators, something about the placement of the shoes didn't seem right. >> halfway up the staircase, it was a right shoe on the left side of the staircase as you're descending. going up the stairs it's not going to fall in this position. that was a little odd to me. >> during christine's autopsy, the medical examiner found evidence inconsistent with a fall. >> she had seven lacerations at the back of h

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we've been lying since they came out of the womb. remember the kids growing up, a part of the cool crowd? oh,. >> i wasn't. >> no. >> kathy thought she was so cool. you know, where is she today? well, being cool, as teenager, in high school, or junior hi, stuff like that, middle school. you know what? you're not going to be so cool when you are an adult. according to new study. >> oh, always a study, isn't there? this one by the university of virginia t finds that popular teens are more likely to become alcoholics, drug addict, criminals, later in life. researchers say this is because kids who were cool in middle school try to stay cool as young adults, and they end up participating in undesirable activities, and the quest to be cool. >> is that right? >> maybe they just never grew up? >> see, you can say people's names but i can't. >> what do you mean? >> because i grew up around these parts. >> oh, that's right. >> you can say kansas names. >> but somebody is coming to mind right now, she thinks she is so cool. >> so cool. she was

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they have not moved in, is he lying facedown near pearcy road near the foothills, a passing motorist spotted the man down just before 1:30 he had visible injuries and he was unconscious and ended up dying at the scene. they are calling it a death investigation and there are some skid marks trying to determine if that man was hit by a car and they just don't know. they could have been there a long time and and it's as a result of being hit by a car or they may discover somebody else. >> homicide detectives are on the scene and they are searching the neighborhood going door to door to see if anything was made suspicious. there is as vacant field across from where the body was lying and officers are looking to search for possible evidence. they will bring out their traffic investigation unit and they have not called that yet. they did find identification on the man but all they are saying is he was a latino man in his 30s. janine de la vega ktvu channel 2 morning news. >>> family and friends are remembering an 18-year-old woman who was shot and killed by a sheriff's deputy in half- moon

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police found a weapon lying against the fence.have video of the incident and they're talking to witness. >> secretary of state john kerry is in the kurdish region of iraq today to try to broke area deal that will end the bloodshed spreading in that country. jester kerry gave iraqi leaders a blunt warning. if they cannot broker a deal with their sunni minority their government will collapse. meantime the brutality in the country is increasing. there are new reports that isis-led sunni extremists have butch cherried 15 civilians including women and children the. shiite backed iraqi police officers are reportedly shot to death dozens of sunni prisoners. >> a robber is dead because he decided to target the wrong wrong philadelphia store owner. she's a former city cop and u.s. secret service agent. yesterday afternoon the man walked into the stan's health food store on frankford avenue in mayfair and pulled a knife on sharon doyle and said he was robbing the place. police say when the suspect put the knife up against doyle's chest she

>> obviously, the entire community is complete ly shocke. this is unfathomable.uspects' families are not talkin talking, and we don't know why they would do this except what they told the police. >> and the police as you said have been investigating and they say they have planned this, and the police give us any more details about the mental health, and again, how they believed that the fictional character was real? they are 12 years old, and nearly teenagers, and not to stand in judgment, but does some wonder how someone would believe that this character was real when they knew according to your report that what it meant to kill someone? >> right. so they had been interested in the site for a number of months and manning to kill their friend for a number of months and they decided to do it on the birthday of one of the suspects. and so they had very detailed plan plans about how they were going to carry this h out, and first they said that they were going to stab their friend while she was sleeping at 2:00 a.m., and that did not work out. the next plan was to ta

>>ly didn't want to be viewed -- he didn't want to be viewed as cutting and running. it seems both parties are divided on this. him staying there and being held captive is something that if you're in favor of the war, you probably prefer him coming home -- this is where liberal and some on the right agree with ending the war -- you will support. >> they're yelling in my ear. we'll hear a lot more including from several u.s. soldier when served with bergdahl at the time he disappeared. all of them ascribe him as a deserter who should be held accountable for his actions. you'll also hear from the parents of one soldier who died while searching for him. and now the obama administration of lying to them, all coming up. >>> there are a lot of mixed reactions about freed american soldier, bowe bergdahl, who may have voluntarily left his unit five years ago in afghanistan. troops who served alongside him seem to be united in their feelings about him. >> i mean, he's at best a deserter and at worst a traitor. >> the general feeling was that he deserted us and walked off and l

hillary has a problem with unethical behavior and lying. we know this about her. remember she was terminated from the house judiciary committee investigating watergate for unethical behavior. she lied about coming under fire in bosnia by the snipers. and then she's spinning the tale about this video in benghazi. she's got a real problem with telling the truth. i think this is going to be very damaging. >> this should be a value issue that voters can decide on, if she's the type of person with the core values that they share. or not. when making a decision about who you want to be your representative for the country. bob? >> she was 26 years old when she was on this case. i don't know of a defense lawyer who doesn't know that their client is guilty. most all of them do. and you do whatever is necessary as a lawyer, i presume, to do your best representation. if it means dragging down somebody to do it, you do it. that's what your in the business of. that's why people don't like you all that much. but the fact of the matter is she was 26 years old when this happened.

>> quiet for sure. >> first responders discovered janet lying on the floor of the upstairs office. >>he was on her back. her shirt was raised up, exposing a wound to the center of her chest. >> janet also had a stab wound to her hand, suggesting she tried to protect herself. the fatal wound was to her neck. and the weapon was nowhere in sight. >> there was literally no disturbance on the desk. >> suggesting it was not some violent struggle. >> no. not at all. which is kind of odd, based on it being a stabbing. >> crime scene investigators began the task of swab being the entire house. it was no surprise that most of the blood and fingerprints tested came back as either raven's or janet's. but there were some things the techs had a harder thing explaining. the first was a fingerprint found on the upstairs office closet door, not far from janet's body. >> the print didn't come back to anybody? >> no. >> then there was a shoe print left in blood next to janet. >> could you tell anything about this bloody foot print? >> it was right there by janet, but nothing definitive about the type of

they are lying. that's why it's not working. we're tired of it. they are phoneys. >> why would they feel necessary to lie. >> i don't understand why. the clintons why would they lie? they are so honest. >> it's not a lie if you believe it. that's their perception of themselves and that's what the disconnect is. i think that's what david gregory was trying to say. if i was the clintons i would say we should listen to him. i want to make a point about something else. hillary clinton opened this can of worms. now what's going to happen until she decides if she does decide to run every time she gives a big speech there will be attention on it. it won't matter so much if it's given to a bank. but university of las vegas and hillary clinton has a speech where she's set to be paid $225,000 for one speech from a corporate donor at a university where the students are having trouble dealing with the tuition hikes and all going to leave there with $29,000 in student loan debt. they won't make $225,000 in the first several years after they leave college havin

our nation today is the corporate takeover of our government and across several we've been hijacked lying handful of transnational corporations that will profit by destroying what our founding fathers once told us my job market and on this show we reveal the big picture of what's actually going on in the world we go beyond identifying the problem trying to fix rational debate and a real discussion of critical issues facing america to find the book deal ready to join the movement then walk a little bit there. free trade sounds good doesn't it this is america we're all about freedom we'd sign up to have chris christie sit on our faces if it was just called a liberty lap dance right so we're predisposed to like free trade freeze it sounds good it sounds like it involves a world with sunshine and lollipops and kids a world with brewer beer it costs a quarter and star wars never added scores tried to the lot and that bug was a factor with stars but in fact it's called free trade because it once it's passed american workers would be free of jobs and corporations would be free of regulations and

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these evidence planting, racist lying l.a.tuff. >> oddly, during the 2004 interview, simpson told me thought detective lang would ultimately help him. >> you know, i thought los lange had integrity. i thought he would be my salvation even since the trial. you know, once you write a book together and you make an income from it, i think he compromised himself. i don't really have -- i have much worse, if i had feelings with vannatter than i do with lange. as a matter of fact, when the verdict was read, my biggest issue and i told all the lawyers there wouldn't be any celebrating i wanted to go after lange -- go after vannatter. it took everything i could not to go after this guy because i felt he was responsible for allowing somebody like mark fuhrman to be as out of control as he evidently was during the investigation of this case. >> tom, detective vannatter isn't here. he has died. he can't defend himself to o.j. simpson. i assume you have a response to o.j. on that? >> again, a typical sociopath at work. total denial. it's n

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i've been lying to everybody. i've been lying to myself," he said. >> and your brother? was trembling with rage. he was absolutely furious. mark was the first one to stand up and said, you know, "i'm out of here." and he stormed out of the room. and i immediately followed him and walked out. >> you know, there's a lot of people out there who are saying, or will be saying as they watch this, "this is all a charade. this was something that the madoffs set up to get themselves off the hook." >> i wish it were. i wish it were. i wish none of this was real. you know, i knew absolutely nothing about this before my father shared the information with me. and it was the most shocking and terrible moment of my life. >> i was as stunned as they. i was kind of paralyzed. bernie got up and said, "i'm going back to the office." >> was he emotional in any way? >> i don't remember that either. he must have been. >> apologetic in any way? >> [sighs] probably, yes. i--it's sort of a blank now. i'm not hedging here. i don't--i just simply don't remember every detail. i was in such a state.

>>ly didn't want to be viewed -- he didn't want to be viewed as cutting and running. it seems both parties are divided on this. him staying there and being held captive is something that if you're in favor of the war, you probably prefer him coming home -- this is where liberal and some on the right agree with ending the war -- you will support. >> they're yelling in my ear. we'll hear a lot more including from several u.s. soldier when served with bergdahl at the time he disappeared. all of them ascribe him as a deserter who should be held accountable for his actions. you'll also hear from the parents of one soldier who died while searching for him. and now the obama administration of lying to them, all coming up. she's still the one for you. and cialis for daily use helps you be ready anytime the moment is right. cialis is also the only daily ed tablet approved to treat symptoms of bph, like needing to go frequently. tell your doctor about all your medical conditions and medicines, and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitra

so when was shee lying? lying the first time or the second time. >> joe snodgrass denied any involvement in the murder of his wife. he call his former housekeeper a liar. to prove it, he permitted investigators to serge his house. >> they found these insurance policies under a mattress. and he said, you know, i didn't want you to find those. a little suspicious looking. >> the policies revealed something troubling. joe had increased the wife of his wife's life insurance from 200 to over $400,000. and on joe's desk at work, investigators found even more potential evidence. >> they came up with a bunch of floppy disks, those big 5.25 disks that we used to use. >> but just as the investigation was starting to take place, joe's colleague and the office of special investigations made a catastrophic blunder. one that threatened the entire case. >> it's a crazy story. and something that you cannot imagine happening. >> the emotion was just incredible. it was a gut-wrenching, sickening feeling. that's been called th

she said she found her husband lying on the ground near their camp. he had been shot in the chest. >> go ahead, sir. >> a man has been shot and killed up here. >> today? >> yes. his wife is here. she's going crazy. >> i could tell that, you know, he was deceased and i looked at her and i told her, ma'am, i'm sorry, but he's gone. >> the victim was 48-year-old bruce dodson. his wife janice said she went looking for him when he didn't return to their camp. >> right after this happened, i was being told, anyway, it was a hunting accident. >> he's a man walking upright through grass four inches tall, he's got a hunter orange cap on, he's carrying a rifle, the only thing that could have happened in this world would have been a one in a million chance of somebody, a canyon over, shooting at an animal and a stray bullet hitting him. >> bruce's body was sent to the medical examiner, dr. tom canfield, for an autopsy. >> bruce worked for me. he was a medical technologist in the delta hospital and i knew him very well, both professional and a personal level. >>

the man was lying in the ravine.e policeman pulled him to safety and hauled him away in handcuffs when it was suspected he was drinking and driving. nobody was seriously hurt. >> reporter: almost friday, on this thursday morning it's time for a bridge check as we head outside in south philadelphia. i-95 at the girard point bridge during the midday today, 9:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m. northbound northbound side they will be suspecting the bridge and slowing you down in the process. looking good there, looking good here, as well, speeds lifted on the ben franklin bridge,ing good eastbound construction in the camden-bound right lane. four lanes coming? center city. construction on the tacony-palmyra bridge could slow you down, head to the betsy ross bridge instead. on the walt whitman bridge watch out for a crash on the jersey side restricting traffic.e watch >> reporter: storm tracker 6 live double scan showing a cluster of storms off to the coastline and up to the north. as you look to the west you can see spotty showers try

now a new generation is lying out a dream, but sticking with a promise. you know, i'll be around. >>> good evening thanks for joining u i'm joie chen. for six months we have vetted ealeses of abuse and cover up in the treatment of team-mates. they are not the most sympathetic characters, but the law protects them from inhumane treatment. the allegations we heard that the prison system turning over health for to for-private companies left prisoners vulnerable to dangerous and deadly treatment. our foerkz on "crime and punishment" led to this investigation by aaron may. >> one of the happiest days of our life. >> it was a release from prison after spending two years for a drug conviction. >> we have someone waiting. >> that is her baby daughter, delivered while she was spending time in prison. >> you're here, i thought it was just dad. hi, honey. >> but the reunion with her daughter is not easy. >> hello. can you say hello. >> reporter: 11-month-old rhylan has been living with her grandparents ever since she was born and has met her mother a handful of time

believe you, accusing him of lying under oath.evidence to support that. none at all. >> the commissioner says the agency recycled lerners hard drive and it was probably destroyed. let's get to mike emanuel on capitol hill. watching that confrontation there, it's note just some, i'm asking you questions and you're getting me answers. we are to tell the truth and subjected himself to perjury, and paul ryan not once but twice or maybe even three times called him a bolds-faced liar. >> as feisty as you'll see a congressional hearing get and there's clearly frustration about th is kind of dribbled out in this investigation. we found another that the white house was told there was an issue with lois lerner others e-mail a while ago and lawmakerrers didn't hear about it until recently. >> why didn't the irs inform the white house but kept it a secret from congress. >> it was our public report that provide you this information. there's been no attempt to keep it's secret. >> some republicans take that dribbling out of information as a sig

. >> i knew he was lying. lying through his teeth. he couldn't look at me. >> and police soon found george had another possible motive. >> if he did kill her and got away with it, then he would collect $150,000 in insurance policy that each had on the other. he was probably using this as a vehicle to generate the money to buy the business. >> then police got another tip. on the day after maryann's murder, a witness saw a man on the bridge over the rock river. the evidence from maryann's murder was found later that day on the ice beneath this bridge. >> the person who called the police saw this truck that kept driving by the bag, kind of like looking at it or trying to get it, and thought that that was just suspicious, so he called the police. >> this truck was distinctive. it had vanity license plates that spilled out zullo, the name of maryann and george's business, and george was the only person in the company whose vehicle had these plates. >> what was so fascinating is when his car was searched, they found a large fishing lure, ro

i was like, you're lying to me. and i was hitting the wall and freaking out. and he had to take me outside. i was being way too loud. >> sky was able to provide the assailant's license plate number. 2uca167. the car was registered to barbara genzler. she told police her son david was using the car but she didn't know where he was. 25-year-old david genzler was a finance student at san diego state university. he matched the general description sky had given to police, about six-feet tall, thin with glasses. three days later, genzler turned himself in. >> obviously he knew he stabbed someone but didn't know the extent of that wound. when he had learned that this person had died, that's when he contacted an attorney. >> genzler refused to tell police where the car was, and he also refused to give them the clothes he wore that night and the knife. >> what his story is, i don't know. he's never given us a statement. >> genzler looked very studious. he had the little glasses, tall, lanky guy. he did not look like someone you would expect to get in a street brawl, mu

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what interest do they have in lying about this? hard drives occasionally crash but they are usually backed up on the server. and the idea that these emails weren't saved somewhere, thousands of them, it's just hard to believe. i think you are going to have a real forensic analysis of interviewing the it guys going forward. >> another important thing to remember that that he testified before government reform couple months ago that all these emails were accessible. he went "on the record. >> what's with that. >> it's such a weird thing to do. what do you accomplish by saying that. >> this is really the town notify consequence. people just do rotten thing to taxpayer money and taxpayers and nothing happens. >> emails have to be somewhere though. maybe not within the irs. >> find the emails and also immunize the people around lois lerner and get busy. don't take all summer to do it. it doesn't take long to pull people up and ask questions. >> anyway. i'm taking the last word on that. last 24 hours. president obama spoke with mexico's

. >> he noticed some clothing lying in the field. there was actually a body lying there. >> the victim was a young girl wearing only a bra. her body was covered with two pair of jeans and a dark jacket. one pair of jeans was hers. the other was a pair of men's jeans. >> also, there was a black jacket across her body with a sleeve tied around her neck and a pair of panties she was clutching in her right hand. >> she was identified as an 18-year-old laura, a local college student. >> her life was stolen. her life was stolen. in such a horrible way. >> the autopsy revealed laura died of blunt force trauma to the head. the murder weapon appeared to be the rocks found near her body. >> the blood on the rocks and other material was consistent with her being struck up to ten times in the head with the rocks. >> the medical examiner found evidence that laura had consensual sex sometime before the murder, most likely unrelated to the crime. >> we knew she had been involved in an intimate relationship with someone within the 24 to 48 hours pri

i mean, or if they're not lying to us, they don't know what's going on over there.oing on, what the hell is going on? >>. [ gunshots ] >> i'm glad they are on our side. >> move out, move out! >> alpha company has reached hill 943. [ gunshots ] >> coming this way. up! >> after sweeping the area around 943, hill 943 is taken. there is nothing to take. and now that the enemy is gone, there is no reason for the americans to stay. >> when we abandoned the hill, it was crushing to morale because your friends died. what was all that about? >> there is a hill in vietnam, which was assaulted twice, taken twice, and abandoned twice by americans. and today, 943 is again controlled by the north vietnamese. >> progress was not being made. there was no end in sight. how would you measure progress? so it was a kind of absurd situation. >> how do you feel about it now that it's all over? >> pretty bad in a way. you live with them. you work with them. you get really attached to them. i had three that died in my arms. that hurt more than anything else. [ gunshots ] >> we have to carr

are we going to hold this administration to be -- i mean, she is blatantly lying? either he was in good health and they didn't need to do or he was in acute urgency and he needed to be taken down? -- taken now? >> that's exactly why we're going to see a ton of scrutiny placed on the claims the administration made about the need for urgency. you've had contradictions all over the place not just with susan rice, but on the day of the extraction, after sergeant bergdahl was lifted on that ground in that helicopter, you had administration telling reporters that he was in good condition. that contradicts what susan rice said the next day and it contradicts the administration has been saying ever since. it contradicts what they told congress as to why they didn't give them the 30-day notification. administration official made it sound sergeant brd ves not going -- bergdahl was not going to survive if we didn't act. six mods ago, they are just now saying in effect we had to go in today. it's unclear if they had, you know, an up date, iffed they had new information or new

what i have a problem is her lying about this victim and laughing about it. this is a 12-year-old girl raped brutally. she was put in a coma and a virgin. she was told she could never have children again. and hillary clinton said this person is mentally unstable. a lie. she said this girl had made up rip rape claims before. that was a lie. hillary has a problem with unethical behavior. remember she was terminated for unethical behavior in water gate. she's spinning this tail about this video in benghazi. she's got a real problem with telling the truth. i think this is going to be very damaging. >> this should be a value issue. this is the type of person with the core values they share or not when making a decision about who you want to be the representative for the country. bob? >> she was 26 years old when she took on this case. i don't know of a defense lawyer that doesn't know the client is guilty. most all of them do. you do whatever is necessary as a lawyer. you do what your best representation is. if you're dragging someone down to do it, you do it. the

he is accused of deleting computer files and lying to investigators after the bombing.ey transfers had nothing to do with terrorism his lawyer says. >> new video shows a person couple held captive in afghanistan. >> family members lost touch with american katelyn coleman nearly two years ago while travelling near the afghan city of kabul. she was pregnant when the couple disappeared. they are hoping the u.s. and canadian government can secure their release on humanitarian grounds. the white house is looking at the situation. >> comments by national security advisor susan rice after she claims he served with honor and distinction. the army shows he deliberately walked off base. marianne rafferty, what's the white house saying this morning? >> the obama administration is in full damage control mode right now after another slipup by susan rice on the sunday morning talk shows. >> you served the united states with honor and distinction. he wasn't simply a hostage he was an american prisoner of war captured on the battlefield. we also had indications he was growing more frag

. >> i was lying on my belly face down. my head facing towards him. i opened my eyes because i heard him talking. >> so what was he saying? >> he referred to my suicide attempts where i had been in bed next to him, and he said something to the effect of knowing how it feels to wake up with your spouse dead. >> though it was dark, ann says she could see that john had a gun pointed at his head. ann says she took action, almost instinctively. >> i reared up on my knees, lunged towards him. and in the process of putting my hands around his, we fell towards each other. and he had the gun loaded and cocked. the way we fell towards each other, the gun went off. >> a single gunshot entered the back of john's head. ann would watch as her husband drifted away. >> i heard that sound. i'll never forget it. that rattling breath that i had read about, heard about. >> ann said she walked around to john's side of the bed, held his hand and stroked his arm. >> as i was kneeling next to him all the blood started to fall through the mattress and was pooling at my feet.