>> yeah, somebody lying to me for months, including everybody else. >> you guys were lying about yourancials. >> no, we're not. no, we're--yeah, whatever. >> yeah, you guys are. you guys were lying about your financials. you guys shook my hand. you took my check based on certain numbers. >> that's right, and we worked a deal. >> and you never told me anything last night, you needed to see me-- >> if you're not in the picture, we're not gonna have a couple hundred grand in [bleep]-ups. that's all i can say. >> if i'm not in the picture, you guys aren't gonna be open. >> we [bleep] up a lot. >> you guys better get your [bleep] together. everybody's working hard, not just you. >> i've been proud of what i've done in business. you come in here and make me feel like a piece of [bleep]. >> i'm replaceable, and i can tell you for damn sure, you're replaceable. >> you guys have spent a lot of time telling me about trust. >> sure. >> you don't trust him, he doesn't trust you, all the nonsense back and forth. i moved forward in theh. negotiation based on trust. i made a deal with tom and nancy

i know you're lying, danny.use i've got a mom who's not half as decent as yours, but i still care about what she thinks. so you cared. and you hated. your alibi? billy says you won three games in a row but johnny says he did. johnny says you were betting ten bucks a rack. billy says you were playing for fun. you want to get your friends to cover for you, danny, you got to get your story straight. man, we weren't keeping track. we were just drinking, man. why are you lying to me?! because you keep accusing me of something i didn't do! so you admit that you're lying. (yells) all right, i wasn't playing pool, okay?! russ: you went to your mom's house. you didn't think the fire was gonna get that big. you just wanted to scare her, right? (sighs) this is where i was. we can check out his alibi. but i believe him. it's an address on fullerton. it's a crack house. we're looking at-at something the wrong way, but what is it? i mean, somebody opened the window. someone threw in a molotov cocktail. and we know that kerose

about the circumstances -- not lying about the circumstances pointing out some things that i think a lot of people are not aware of, when you hear the sound bites you might not know that just because we balance the budget we have billions in debt. bill: hank, what did snow removal? and pot holes? we talk a lot about you covered these stories before about how our budgets for snow removal have been reduceed. >> governor in his new budget pushing 50% reduction. last season, we ran out of salt for the road. i don't know where to cut, but i am not the one that ran for governor. >> governor christie hates snow, this problem will not melt. that was funny talking about cutting budget. bill: and a little warmer in dc generally his new home might have a different problem. >> isn't global warming supposed to be happening. bill: so much i need a snow snow plower. >> here is what your search engine found today host of "good day new york" have been takes music lessons and were showing off their talent? for the longest three minutes and 28 seconds in tv history just listen. ♪ ♪ they are like the pa

i know you're lying, danny.use i've got a mom who's not half as decent as yours, but i still care about what she thinks. so you cared. and you hated. your alibi? billy says you won three games in a row but johnny says he did. johnny says you were betting ten bucks a rack. billy says you were playing for fun. you want to get your friends to cover for you, danny, you got to get your story straight. man, we weren't keeping track. we were just drinking, man. why are you lying to me?! because you keep accusing me of something i didn't do! so you admit that you're lying. (yells) all right, i wasn't playing pool, okay?! russ: you went to your mom's house. you didn't think the fire was gonna get that big. you just wanted to scare her, right? (sighs) this is where i was. we can check out his alibi. but i believe him. it's an address on fullerton. it's a crack house. we're looking at-at something the wrong way, but what is it? i mean, somebody opened the window. someone threw in a molotov cocktail. and we know that kerose

. >> are you willfully ignoring the fact she is lying. >> is she lying? >> are are you her defense lawyer now? >> we glossed over this. is lindsay graham lying? >> 100% lying. >> that looks like a man that makes a mean moonshine in a bathtub. >> he didn't say he didn't have e-mail. he said he never september an e-mail. he never sent an e-mail. >>> he took down a letter from the tv to another person. >> he said he gets texts or gets stuff all the time but if he wants to say something he calls the person back which is annoying. >> all family members that send me e-mails i am going full lyndsay graham on you. >> how does he -- if he has a news story to send to a constituent, how does he do it? >> he has staffers. >> he is lying. or everyone in washington d.c. has a private e-mail address and all politicians are sending e-mails on the sly. >> how do you get to the orgies if you don't have it? >> this is a gop reaction to whenever the clintons do something they go the other way. >> when bill got caught with monica they said i have never had stuff like that hap

attempting to locate a person of interest in a homicide investigation that subject was un expected ly encountered and he opened fire on the officers. the officers retreated setup a perimeter the suspect released tear gas set fire to the building and continued to fire and all first responding public safety folks including fire. two officers in the course of the encounter it was a standoff that lasted a while 2 different officers fired one round each the second officer fired hit the suspect may the mortal y wounding him that was found in policy. >>. >> on this occasion there was a person armed with a gun the officer saw a person the call was a couple of addresses away they saw somebody match the description coming out they attempted to detain them the suspect ran from the officers. the officers pursued them. injuring the suspect the suspect taken in custody and the weapon recovered and that was found in policy. >> 2013 there was a report of a stolen vehicle approaching the tenderloin station several officers exited the station and set themselves up on the sidewalk taking cover behind so

cos in the door lying then there are no trust. so i respect his business in the fact that there are a need for the business, i can see where people would want to utilize that, but the end game is an employee that is always looking over their shoulder whether they will be found out or not. and from an h.r. standpoint, that's not a type of employ yeah we would like to hire. >> hannah says some of the c.v.s i have seen are hilaire rouse. one girl said she was vault dig torian in kindergarten, amazing, and one guy said his skill was take out trash. this isn't funny. never do this as a human resources professional i'd warn everyone against it. strong reference checking is easy these days. a probation period plus employment being depend on background checks. what are legal recourses for employers when they end foo out you know what, these employees they are lying and using curier excuse.com, can they prosecute them? well yes, absolutely each state has their own laws but when you are talking about maybe perhaps moving an employee, if the

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 indicated there was no forced entry into the house. the davis's 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 is that dorothy was literally lying in bed as if she was 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 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 marriag

why was he lying about his whereabouts? >> i remember lying to my mom about being at a bar.d to the person i loved the most, right? can't you say as a defense attorney, so he lied to bob kraft about where he was that night because he sure doesn't want bob kraft thinking he has anything to do with this. >> kraft is paying him $44 million. and certainly how you can be a misrepresenter of the truth, you might not be a murderer. could you establish that aaron hernandez is guilty of anything? you have to -- and i know the joint venture liability, you don't have to show he pulled the trigger. you just need to show that he actively participated, importuned and did other things to assist in the death. but at the end of the day, you establish he was there but he was merely present and didn't take part in that crime. he is what he said to bob kraft, innocent. >> but the analogy you used, when you lied to your parents, it's because you did something you weren't supposed to do. he's lying about where he was. is that because he was involved in the murder? >> and the statute of limitation

lying in wait meets the statutory definition. what do they have that justifies that?> and it has to be more than just those statements because of the rule. >> well, i cannot -- >> body of the crime. >> our attorneys are sitting outside that courthouse right now itching for every single scrap of filing that comes out on this case to find out what they've got and whether they can nail down a conviction that they couldn't in galveston. thank you both. >>> coming up next, a scare in the air. a man charging at the cockpit taken down by other passengers. it was a plane leaving washington, d.c. this wasn't your average unruly passenger. he was saying certain things while charging the cockpit that would make everyone sit up and take notice right away. ...and tkind of like you huffing sometimes, grandpa. well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... doctor: symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhale

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example you gave of this person who gave his name as mike and the police officer charged him with lying, because his name was michael and because he provided an address that was different from the driver's license that he had. in the end, this man lost his job with the federal government contractor as a result of the charges that were brought by this officer, which were without any basis whatsoever according to the justice department. that's just one example that's provided in these 105 pages. another example from 2013 an african-american man was in a

the dog lying next to him shaken, scar. officials thought the man had a medical condition and didn't realize until after he got to the hospital that he had been shot. >> he lives in this area. he seemed to be well men by people in this community. he seems to have the same pattern around 8:30 every night he walks his talk his daughter was not with him tonight out here. but this is a tragic incident and bee want anybody who has any information to call 215-686-tips. >>> and we are also here that the man's doggies now staying with a neighbor. you heard police if you have any information for them give them a call on their a in must tip line at 215-686-tips. >> lauren and chris? >> jenny joyce thanks so much for that update. >>> policing looker for this man they say he used counterfeit money at two businesses on route 30 in mount laurel, new jersey. the both incidents happened february 9th. police said he made purchases and made off with real cash. in one exchange he gave a worker a phony 100-dollar bill, other businesses in the

lying, criminality, obstruction, it was just tumbling out at this point. these were essentially the crimes that put nixon in great trouble of going to prison. they were crimes that directly involved in. after impeachment, there was every reason to expect prosecution. he needed that pardon which forgave him as a condition of becoming vice president. so a pardon, which of course for gave him as a blanket pardon for whatever crimes he might have committed and not knowing what the crimes were at all, he knew this at this time. i believe they could of given a dozen other crimes and i could hypothesize some of them. >> dr. fielding had not told you about the break in. >> no, he had not. >> did you have a chat? >> oh, yeah. i had a discussion. i had seen him during the trial. not as an analysis, and all he did was classical analysis, but really, i wanted him to have some part of a feeling of what i was doing. psychoanalyst do not give you much feedback like that, but i thought, i am under a lot of stress here. maybe there are signs that i'm not aware of that he w

that is if she complete ly complied with the law different secretaries of state have made different choices. colin powell i think did similar to her. but she's turning over more documents than anybody else, 55,000. i think she's come forward mob thaws just about anybody else has. >> schieffer: isn't this sort of -- i mean, it may not be legal but does it really pass the smell test? after all by doing it the way she did it she could delete e-mails without anybody knowing she deleted them. >> well, the law is that you preserve the e-mails and no one has alleged that any of them were deleted. the fact that she had so many of them. the fact sha she turned them over before all this came public i think in october the state department asked all secretaries of state to send their e-mails over and she's the only one who

do you think she is lying?dsey: i'm not going to say she is lying but i'm going to say this is not good for her. i do not know how she denies somebody a chance to look at the private server today in politics there are not many people the political system who say just trust me. she has a hard time maintaining the approach she is taking, that this rival server cannot he looked at by an independent group. mark: he thought the party need to move on from the old names and -. do you think they should turn back to a third bush? lindsey: i think they will evaluate jeb on being jeb. we don't like dynasties, but we do like individual. they will give you a chance to prove who you are, let you fail comeback, like bill clinton. they are going to give you it a chance to make the case about who you are. and when you are talking about somebody's flaws based on your name, you do not understand our hearty and our country -- parties and our country. you look at what we have to offer, does it fit the times? most of the questions a

johnson,p johnson, johnson, himself addresses the ralt ralral ly in ar ral ly in aral ly in a drawn toner ral ly in aral ly in a drawn tone. >> we need to respect each other in times like this. >> reporter: but even wednesday night's protest, police got one woman in a headlock. the officers who arrested johnson are from a state agency known as abc. an official of that agency would not respond to the allegations of excessive force. in charging documents, johnson is described as being intoxicated, agitated, and belligerent. just got turned away from a bar on st. patrick's day. it's not clear how he sustained these wounds or what happened in the scene before this was videotaped. as you come back to the scene, still see his blood here, how do you feel? >> now seeing it all in the daylight, it's all surreal. i can't believe i saw it firsthand. >> this is not the first time the agents have been accused of excessive force, right? >> reporter: that's right, anderson. in april 2013, these virginia abc agents arrested 20-year-old elizabeth bailey. she was a university of virginia student. they swar

a couple of hours after the shooting the motorcycle still was lying in the street. the officers say the man sped away from the house a few yards from the scene. according to the police chief, the officers were trying to serve a search warrant for drugs and weapons. >> they observed the latino male there is a contact made with him the shooting happened. >> reporter: the napa police chief tells us officers found a handgun at the shooting scene but it's not yet clear if the suspect pulled the gun or fired a shot. we talked with the neighbor who was on the front porch when she heard the noise. >> they were on a motorcycle chasing him, although i didn't see anything i heard three shots. >> officers with the city of napa were involved in the shooting. so as part of the standard procedure, they took over the investigation. the name of the person shot has not been released. sergio quintana. >> we have just a year of water left. the data shows that water storage in the san joaquin river basins will be gone in a year the backup supply will be gone soon. some believe they need

i was lucky that i got a bed, because there were people lying on the floor.'t set up for -- for this at all. >> there was this wonderful frenchwoman, claire, she was sort of keeping tabs on me. and she had a cell phone. and asked me if i wanted to call anybody. and so i called my parents, who were obviously frantically worried and had no idea, you know, if i was okay. and you know, they said, "where are you? should we come? what's happening?" i said, "no don't come. it's fine. i'll -- i'm sure i'll be home soon." and claire said, "okay, i'm just gonna talk to your parents for a minute." and she took the phone away from -- from me and -- and walked away. and i found out later she told my parents, "you need to come, you need to come now and she needs to get out of this hospital. she is in a lotta danger. you need to get her out." >> you know, it's -- your wife is lying there, most likely with internal bleeding, in a hospital with no medication and no way of helping you. finally, i think about two -- two and a half days it took before we were medically evacuated

and there's no reason for us to be lying about this story.er agreeing she would to talk to the fbi. reportedly she's back in the bay area. she's cooperating with the police department, her attorney came out swinging yesterday. >> i can say they're absolutely wrong. a lot of people said the world was flat as well. >> victimized by being kidnapped and a second time by being a suspect by the police department. >> very quickly they through her under the bus. they through it on her and there's no egg here whatsoever. this is a legitimate crime. >> reporter: and this story continues to get stranger by the minute. reportedly while aaron was being talked to by the investigators his phone was on airplane mode and then someone suggested why don't you switch it to normal mode. they're saying how incompetent for them not to turn it to regular mode. the police department were aware of the two separate news conference but they did not come out with their own new conference saying they stand by their story. they're still investigating darya and they have sa

. >> jerry gillgen, lying calmly with his head on his pillow as he tells a caregiver he does not want the medication. >> my mom received a phone call from the home stating that you know they like to use this word combative. >> advocate carol herrmann says it is an all too common scenario. doctors receiving calls in the middle of the night from nursing homes. >> they listen to whatever the person at the other end of the phone, which is the director of nursing, which says, mrs. smith is acting out. prescribe an antipsychotic because it knocks them out. >> posing a threat. at the facility in mancato minnesota they say there's another way. the nonprofit has reduced the use of antipsychotics, from 18% to 6% of residents. special training paid for by a state grant. >> we truly do not believe in medications to manage behaviors. >> behaviors like agitation or anxiety are seen as attempts to communicate, to be understood not managed with chemical restraits. >> they are trying oget a message out. you just have to listen differently than in the past. >> one resident became distraught, who though

his body is now lying -- lee kuan yew. his body is now lying in state.e died after half a century in government. singapore was turned into one of the world's richest societies. he was criticized for ruling the city state with and i am faced and for restricting free speech. i'm genie godula here in paris. reporter: there was nothing unusual for the congress. the president was reelected for a four-year term. he ran unopposed for his presidential rain -- reign. he posed the importance of a healthy and strong relationship between them. >> do not believe everything you hear. we europeans want a strong fifa, a fifa that is respectable and respected. fifa will always be the sport's ultimate governing body. certain people have tried to turn us against each other trying to divide and isolate the supposedly arrogant and selfish europeans. again, do not believe everything you hear. we know we are in a privileged position. we know we make mistakes, not necessarily better than anyone else. however, you should know that we are willing to work with you hand-in-hand for

richard iii's bones are lying not in state but in a simple coffin. he will be here until thursday. it was only three years ago his remains were discovered lying unceremoniously in a long lost grave that had been covered by a parking lot of the shakespeare said when richard was knocked off his mount he offered his kingdom for a horse. but the battle wounds to his skull show what happened when he didn't get one. richard finally got his horse five centuries later as his coffin was taken in a procession through town. history written by the tudor dynasty that deposed him depicted richard as a child mad psychopath and murderer. where history once happened and where a king will be buried it is hoped tourists can't be far behind. judging from the crowds here today local officials could be right. mark phillips in england. >>> how are your brackets? any left? they do not call it march madness for nothing, howard. >> reporter: two of my final four are out and done with. low 30s and 40s right now, but we have bright sun and light winds. so not too bad. in fact i think the cold could be helping

he saw the linen wrappings lying there.sn't mention what happens to the linen cloths next. more than 1,300 years later, a shroud showing the crucified body of jesus appeared from out of nowhere in a small village in northeastern france. when it was moved to turin, 40,000 people were there to welcome it. then centuries later, in 1898, it became a global phenomenon, when secondo pia, an italian, took the world's first photograph of the shroud. >> all of a sudden, a negative image of the man of the shroud pops out at him. it's like staring at the face of jesus. it suddenly turns the shroud from an object of religious devotion to an icon of scientific obsession. if you prove that the shroud of turin is real, you're proving that jesus christ existed. >> in 1978, former u.s. air force physicist john jackson from the shroud of turin research project was given unprecedented access to study the relic. >> you see the image of a human man. for example, we could see the head, crossed arms, elongated fingers. >> leading a team of 40 sci

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

this e-mail controversy, do you think she is lying? lindsey: i am not going to say she is lying.ying there is a contingent that is probably not good for. i do not know how she denies somebody a chance to look at the private server. today, there are not many people in the political system that the public would trust. i think she would have a hard time maintaining the approach she is taking that this private server cannot be looked at by an independent group. mark: over the weekend, it has been said the party needs to move on from old names. where do you come down on the? do you think the party should could continue looking at a third bush? lindsey: the country will evaluate jeb bush on being jeb bush. we do not like dynasties, but we like individuals. if there is anything consistent about america, she will give you a chance to make the case as to who you are and let you fail and come back. like bill clinton. the idea of jeb bush being kind of shouted -- shadowed by his brother, here is what i think about america. they are going to give you a chance to make the case about who you a

. >> i would be lying if i told you the chinese are not important for us. the chinese are a very important clientele for any brand. >> and the changes hitting the fashion industry. >> i believe the interest brought a lot of transparency into the way a brand is looked at. you cannot lie anymore. >> more, "inside fendi" next. ♪ >> welcome back to "inside fendi." over the past decade, the rise of china has meant big business for luxury brands, especially italian luxury brands. so how much has this influenced fendi's design? >> the brand has a strong personality so you want something you like, something you think is right for the brand and then you want to sell it worldwide. so we are not here to concentrate on the differences but rather on selling something you can find everywhere. so that's a little bit of our side. >> the style is global. >> yes, absolutely. absolutely. so definitely there are some differences and you can respect them but you see the chunk of the message of the creative team wants to give has to be respected worldwide because they think the

mike says it's pretty interesting. >> dogs can tell whether their owners are lying or not. they do that? well, they can tell by gestures and if those gestures indicate that fido is going to get a bone and he doesn't, that dog remembers. this is important because we might learn the science of this and be able to tell whether humans are lying to us. >> and our dr. mike would we work weekends here. because it works for our patients. here, at cancer treatment centers of america in philadelphia, we give our patients the freedom to make appointments that fit their schedules, even on weekends. because we believe in being here when our patients need us, so they can keep living their busy lives. weekend appointments are now available here. learn more at cancercenter.com/eastern. >> this is a little fresh and it's devoted to the mother of the bride. tina, you deal with brides all the time and the mama of the bride. so you have three makeup pet peeves. number one, you hate it when the mom wants to look better than the bride. >> i get that very often and i think it's going a little too

. >> why didn't you call scott when you found out he had been lying? why did you call the authorities first? >> because his wife was missing. i didn't see a point to go to him first. >> i bought her a tape recorder and a cassette. a bunch of cassettes and hooked it up to her cell phone and i'm not even two or three minutes after i did that, the phone rang and i saw scott peterson's number on the phone. i said just act normal. >> before he killed laci, scott admitted he lied about not having been married but claimed that his wife is already dehe fd me he had never been married and that it was very painful and without saying much that this will be the first holidays without her. and the indication that she know longer was in -- as he indicated, alive. >> what did you think happened to her? >> in my mind i thought maybe he lost her to cancer or a car accident. i just felt it was inappropriate for me to pry in that sense since it sounded recent. >> we found out he's telling his girlfriend that his wife is missing two week's before she is missing, significa

. >> reporter: the two ran outside and found west lying bleeding in the street and shot several time s times. >> i told marcus, you know, we love you, and everybody loves you. pray. are you praying? and his face just sort of the muscle sort of relaxed. he couldn't talk the, of course, and i said, pray, marcus, and then i prayed. and then he did that and that was it. >> reporter: early this morn ging, west, the father of a 2-month-old baby left the home he shared with his grandmother left to visit his mother. >> he was a bright young man trying to change his life and turn it around. >> that has not been easy. >> and so much going on in the community. >> reporter: alameda county supervisor keith carson is declaring 2015 the year of the african-american male. >> we believe it is not a driveby relationship, and not a driveby way in changing relationships. >> reporter: instead, he wants to change behaviors to pull together various organizations to help young men find their way. >> already several organizations are developing relationships on the street to develop a rapport with several yo

because, hold it, when was she lying? was she lying the first time or the second time? >> when confronted with lucy's confession, joe snodgrass angrily denied any involvement in the murder of his wife and he called his former housekeeper a liar. to prove it, he permitted investigators to search his house. >> they found these insurance policies under a mattress. and they said, what are these insurance policies under the mattress? and he said, i really didn't want you to find those, you know. a little suspicious looking, i didn't want you to find that. >> the policies revealed something troubling. joe had recently increased the amount of his wife's life insurance from $200,000 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, you know, those big 5 1/4 disks that we used to use. >> but just as the investigation was starting to take shape, joe's colleagues in the office of special investigations made a catastrophic blunder, one that threatened the entire case. >> it's a crazy story an

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a couple of hours after the shooting the motorcycle still was lying in the street. the officers say the man sped away from the house a few yards from the scene. according to the police chief, the officers were trying to serve a search warrant for drugs and weapons. >> they observed the latino male there is a contact made with him the shooting happened. >> reporter: the napa police chief tells us officers found a handgun at the shooting scene but it's not yet clear if the suspect pulled the gun or fired a shot. we talked with the neighbor who was on the front porch when she heard the noise. >> they were on a motorcycle chasing him, although i didn't see anything i heard three shots. >> officers with the city of napa were involved in the shooting. so as part of the standard procedure, they took over the investigation. the name of the person shot has not been released. sergio quintana. >> we have just a year of water left. the data shows that water storage in the san joaquin river basins will be gone in a year the backup supply will be gone soon. some believe they need

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. >> i was lying on my belly. face down. my head facing towards him.d 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. i lunged, we fell towards each other, and 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 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. >> a

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