>> mary: hahaha. how are ya? >> lindsey: good >> mary: good! >> mary: for someone who has received a general "under less than honorable" they are not considered veterans . so they are not eligible for any benefits really. >> mary: i really feel that lindsey deserves to be considered a veteran . i mean she has two tours in iraq with marine corp. she made some bad mistakes, she made some bad decisions. i believe that her duis, her substance abuse her, --are related actually to her ptsd that she received while she was serving in iraq. >> lindsey: and my situation when you apply for a job and it always asks if you were veteran and asks for the list of your discharge so usually if you don't have the honorable they think you are just a big mess up and you can't do the job so they usually don't hire you so i tend to go for a jobs that don't ask that . with encouragement and support lindsey has decided to fight her dishonorable charging court, to receive the benefits that she deserves ...such as her health care and her financial assistance for school.

, mary dimes was in the camp. she was the song bird of the camp. she told john washington that when this photograph was taken, they were in preparation for the president coming to their camp. and the president came that day and he, instead of going to the podium or the platform they had set up for him, he goes over and stands with the elders. she said they sang my country 'tis of thee. sweet lapped land of liberty. that was the song, first song they sang. then she sang, she was the songbird of the camp. nobody knows the trouble i see but jesus. she said that the president's eyes filled with water as he was moved by the spirit. and after that service, if you will, president lincoln requested that he be brought back without his entourage. he would come to the camp and aunted aunt mary would sing for him and during the time that lincoln is writing the emancipation proclamation, he is coming here and praying and be sung to by aunt mary dimes. in that camp, there was suffering. these are refugees. these are people runn

i'm mary bubala. live, near camp david. where the start of the g-8 summit is about to get under way tonight. world leaders are starting to make their way here, as security gets tighter. >> thurmont, a small mountain town in maryland, just down the road from camp david, braces for world leaders, their staff, the press. and the attention of the world to be focused in on them. >> i just don't want the world to get out of hand. >> reporter: they have been planning for more than a month, assessing the threats from protestors and preparing the towns. some businesses closed down also, while potential weapons have been removed, while potential water hole covers are bolted down. >> they can use them as weapons. we had -- which was unfortunate. we had the butterflies made by citizens here in town. we had them on the parking meters. very decorative. and we liked it. but we had to take them down. ♪ [ music ] >> reporter: protestors are starting to show up, with both occupy baltimore and frederick expected. there

two women, mary dabbs and teresa french. they never met. but became connected in a way no one could have predicted. >> was there a day that went by where you didn't think about teresa? >> no. >> it would be terror in both their lives that would ultimately bring them together. one helping the other, in a case that frustrated police for nearly 15 years. the story begins with teresa french, who was a young mother in muncie, indiana, back in 1993. >> she had an innocence about her. >> she just loved everybody. she was just so nice and friendly. >> would never say anything bad about anybody. >> teresa was beautiful and petite, had an open heart and unlimited compassion, offering help when needed and love without condition, qualities that amaze her older sister, jennifer nye. >> she would gather up any animal in the neighborhood, bring it home. >> whatever it was. >> didn't matter. she had raised a raccoon, bottle fed it, get up every two hours and fed it. she loved everybody. she loved life. >> which was a good thing, because she was forced to g

mary is live. mary bubala are live in the small town of thurmont, where all of the world's attention will be focused this weekend. mary? >> reporter: that's right, denise. at the top of the hour, i heard some helicopters above me what i was talking with kai. i got a chance to look at them. and they were chinook helicopters leaving. and that means many of the g-8 leaders, if not all of them are are -- are at camp david. they clearly are used to having high-profile visitors, but not this many at one time. >> and you can't get this close to camp david. so we've kind of become the attraction. many of them prepare for the worst but hope for the best. and that's the same with security here. a lot of the locals approach this with a healthy dose of curiosity. >> it's a beautiful little town of 6,000 people. >> reporter: for many in thurmont, the protestors and reporters from around the world covering them are the attraction. >> it's not bad. it's quiet and everything like that. >> it provides a little exci

mary's, often reminds me that a degree from st. mary's is not your average degree. a degree from st. mary's is a degree from maryland's public honors college that comes with the increased level of responsibility of caring for the tradition of excellence of those who have come to 42, and carry that degree into the real world. 50 days ago i had the pleasure of meeting in speaking with many of you and your 50-day celebration. during my visit i also had the pleasure of having dinner with her class president and student trustee. i must say that if they embody the spirit of the entire class, then our future is in great hands. as i made my trip back from baltimore that evening, it was clear to me that you all or an extremely well prepared to move on to the next chapter in your lives, whether it be the real world or furthering your education. i was also very impressed with your collective awareness of the global situation as of today. i was told then and i completely understand now that is all part of what is called the st. mary's way. caring for the environment is just as

so -- but somebody said jessi followed marie out. >> no one heard from marie parker again.as 21. >> she had two little girls. there was no way she was going to leave her kids. i knew something had happened. >> for authorities, the similarities between kelly's abduction and marie's disappearance did not seem merely coincidental. >> ever heard of a woman named marie parker? >> not really, no. >> she's a woman that disappeared about two years ago, and i just thought i'd ask you, have the opportunity to ask to see if have you any information that you could provide me with that. >> you know, with marie parker, we knew he was involved but we didn't have enough evidence or information to pin anything on him. >> she's the one that disappeared from one of the bars? >> yes, sir. >> i know of the incident. that's all. >> you weren't a part of that, by chance, were you? >> certainly not. >> on the night marie disappeared, jessi ray had been at the bar with a friend of her father's, roy yancey, who also knew marie parker. the police decided to ask some -- roy some questions. the story t

>> mary? >> on the one hand what i've said might seem to minimize the danger from terrorist attacks but in fact terrorist attacks are one of the major means that al qaeda has used in this war as a whole. so it's one of their major tactics that they've used in this war. so i personally do not believe that anything i said should minimize the threat that we face for potential terrorist attacks. and i'd like to just say about zargawi in particular, if he were smart heeshs would never carry out another attack against americans again. unless americans are dying, we don't care. so if he were smart, a person put it to me, the guard i don't know -- garden spots of the world, this person put it dismissively. if he made a public declaration tomorrow, we've given up and we're not going to attack the u.s. given, i think that would be one of the smartest things he could do strategically. but i don't believe he'll do it. i have a slightly different read on him than perhaps others on the panel do. 15 years ag

mary ann shadd cary. mary ann shadd was born in wilmington, delaware. she was the daughter of abraham shadd. and the entire family was really involved with the underground railroad. his home in wilmington. his home in chester, pennsylvania. in chester county, pennsylvania, were all places of refuge for those running, escaping their captivity. well, mary ann early on showed a lot of promise. and in the north star, in january of 1849, martin delany would write about mary ann. and he would say. one of the up-and-coming stars he was saying. he said she has choice character. and she said miss shadd is the work now in press on the elevation of our people. at 25 years old she wrote a pamphlet called the "hints to colored people of the north." in this pamphlet she tells them that they should reject material things. they should create rather than buy. i want to point out this is a 25-year-old. they should manage their money responsibly. be independent, and be confident. now mary ann shadd cary its a champion within the organization. she does lead by example. aft

>> mary? >> i'm -- on the one hand, what i've said might seem to minimize the danger from terrorist attacks, but, in fact, terrorist attacks are one of the major means that al qaeda has used in this war as a whole. so it's one of their major tactics they've used in this war. so i personally do not believe that anything i said should minimize the threat that we face for potential terrorist attacks. and i'd like to just say about zawahiri in particular. if he were smart, he would never carry out another attack on the u.s. again. because unless americans are dying, apparently we don't care. so if he were smart, he would never, ever, ever attack us again. and keep doing what has been going on in the rest of the world as one person put it to me, the garden spots of the world. this person put it dismissively. and we wouldn't -- we wouldn't intervene, we wouldn't -- made a public declaration, you know, tomorrow, we've given up, you know -- we're not going to attack the u.s. again. i think that would

thank you, mary.omplete coverage as world leader comes to maryland for the g-8 summit. our coverage will continue friday, with mary and vic reporting from the white house. >>> a nationwide manhunt is under way for the chicago man, accused of killing his newlywed bride. police say they have received more than 100 tips in their search for arnaldo jimenez. he was married to estrella carerra at chicago's city hall last friday. now, two days later, carerra was found stabbed to death in her bathtub. police say she was still wearing the dress she was married in. >>> a biologist from a north carolina aquarium is attacked by an alligator. and it's caught on camera. he was trying to remove the gator from a ditch along the highway, when it became violent and swung around and bit him. emergency crews pulled him out of the ditch. he was treated at the hospital and has been released. now, the 10-foot gator eventually was captured and taken back to the wild. >>> both sides make their closing arguments today in the c

i'm mary bubala. i'm mary bubala.ould be arrested for crimes against potted plant-kind. [ clang ] my house is where plants came to die. ♪ but, it turns out all i was missing was miracle-gro potting mix. it's got what a plant needs. even plant food that feeds them for up to 6 months. you get bigger, more beautiful plants. guaranteed. who's got two green thumbs thanks to miracle-gro? uh, this gal. boom! everyone grows with miracle-gro. >>> coming up next on wjz's eyewitness news at 5:00. i'm mary bubala, live near camp david, where world leaders are converging on maryland for the g-8 summit. complete coverage of the security concerns and how this meeting is impacting the local economy. plus... >>> pill mill bust. two suspects accused of operating a massive drug operation out of baltimore county faces a judge for the first time. i'm weijia jiang, with what happened in court. next. ♪ [ music ] ♪ let's dance, last dance let's dance ♪ >> reporter: mourning the queen of disco. what family members are saying about the death o

mary kennedy's family released a statement saying, we deeply regret the death of our beloved sister marye spirit will be sorely missed by those who loved her. our heart goes out to her children who she loved without reservation. >> the kennedys have quite a cross to bear that family. >> she was 52 years old. >>> now at 6:00 a familiar controversy on the campaign trail. ♪ ♪ >> the undisputed queen of disco has died. the music world, stunned by the loss of donna summer. >>> our region continues to celebrate the life of our own musical icon chuck brown and now we're learning more about the godfather of go-go as he became a legend. >>> a new attack ad against president obama shot down even by mitt romney. good evening. i'm jim vance. >> i'm doreen gentzler. the reverend jeremiah wright is back in the spotlight in the presidential race. a

in london hello you're in the pocket of morgan do you care no you are completely worthless mary said perot yes you see i'm sure she had a conference call jamie before this news to work out how they would handle it. to make sure that the markets were disturbed even though the rapist just totally slammed the market with an unmitigated gall of a financial terrorist keep it up ok well call down in your continues on this story as well more insider trading j.p. that's the stock symbol for j.p. morgan their share is as we know collapsed six percent on the aftermarket eight percent and ten percent down as the chart shows from carl denham sure this is the options trading on j.p. morgan on that thursday when jamie diamond came out after the markets close to warn people that they had this two billion dollars loss that could grow he says quote the highlighted field thirteen thousand eight hundred forty one dollars puts treated today in expire tomorrow for at the close about forty three cents they're worth a fair bit more than that right now like three dollars why would you buy a crap load of for

mary ann moves to canada as well. in canada, shadd becomes the first african elect owed official in canada. mary ann would establish an integrated school. she would write for a local paper, news papter run by african-american men. they would censor her work. she was a woman. chauvinism. she got fed up with it. so being independent and confident like she was she established her own newspaper. her own journal. the provincial friedman. the motto of the provincial freedman is self reliance is the true road to independence. mary ann shadd-cary was part of a community there in canada that was clearly a military outpost. and though many will refer to those going there in the 1850s as immigrationists trying to leave the united states, i would ask them to follow them in the 1860s during the civil war and find out where their feet are. i can track what somebody wants to do by what they're doing. but williams still in his book, on the underground railroad, gives us a good example what is going on. it is almost in code though. he

mary battled drugs, alcohol and depression. her life long friend kerry kenne kennedy, robert's sister who introduced the couple spoke about mary's struggles. >> mary suffered from depression. her whole life, she was battling those demons. >> kennedy watchers say the richardson family feels robert kennedy didn't do enough to help mary. and photos like will this of robert and actress cheryl hines, twot reportedly dating, didn't help. >> mary's sisters say that if she had not met bobby kennedy, she would probably still be alive. so they're extremely bitter. >> reporter: a troubled life ended with a suicide, but still unable to rest in peace. >> mary richardson kennedy was buried saturday near the kennedy family compound in hyannis port. >>> now a guilty plea from a campaign aid to mayor gray. >>> rising water, and more rain moving in. >>> a man once suspected in the death of his friend has been charged with a new crime. >>> a top aid to gray has admitted to lying. good evening. tonight the first guilty plea in in the year long cri

carol, a little bit about mary kennedy.ho championed a green design. her firm at one point worked on the vice president's residence. she also founded a charity called the food allergy initiative which has quite a strong presence here in new york. carol. >> alina cho reporting in new york for us this morning. >>> now is your chance to talk back on one of the big stories. the question, can racial politics be effective in 2012. you heard some stories in the republican primary, cain saying african-americans were brainwashed and newt gingrich calling obama a food stamp president. get ready for steroids. a super pac in development plans a $10 million campaign against the president. the goal, to portray mr. obama as having misled the nation as having presented himself as a metrosexual black abe lincoln. the plan, still not approved, includes linking the attack ads to reverend wright, known for his incendiary sermons blasting white america. >> god bless america. no, no, no. not god bless america, god -- america for killing innocent

mary's way. caring for the environment is just as an important part as the day your shoes made it into the shoe tree. and being socially conscious is no less a part of the st. mary's culture than midnight breakfast. it's also a complete education that will ensure that you are well prepared for the challenges of the world that await you. make no mistake. the world that you are about to eentor is totally different than the world i entered after graduating. our country, state, and city are still struggling from teesketofts great recession. families throughout our great state have to tighten their belts as they struggle with increast costs and decreased income. individuals are struggling to find and to keep work. however, despite these challenges, our spirit remains strong. as the mayor of baltimore i see first-hand the result of an entire city even while the economy endured the great recession that damaged our economy baltimore has held its own. and our public schools test scores and graduates are r

mary ann shadd-cary, harriet tubbman, those who lead by example. another one of the champions in the era. i am going to call her a public relations kind of officer. a propagandist, if you will. her name is francis ellen watkins, or francis ellen harper. born in maryland. she was actually raised in the family of her uncle, william watkins. the family was eventually forced to move from maryland because of his activities. francis ellen harper would write political essays and poems. in one of her political essays called, our greatest want. she says our greatest need is not gold or silver. but true men and true women. we have millions of our race in the prison house of slavery. but have not yet a single moses in freedom. so she is calling on those to take a stand. if you read it a little bit further, she often compares -- when she talks about of moe cease, she's talking about somebody who has given up something too. moses could have lived in the palace, she argued. instead of that he goes to live with the captives and to deliver them out of captivity. s

if you read frederick douglas, martin delany, mary ann shadd-cary. they refer to john brown as a captain. what does that mean? john brown wrote his own constitution. he viewed himself in that way as a general. captains don't lead generals. captains are tactical, not strategic. this organization already had a plan, it was to end slavery in league with the constitution, not write a new constitution. however they found -- they found tactical value in what john brown did. and anyone subordinate to the captain, they would encourage them to follow john brown. you have to be subordinate to the caption. it's a tactical operation. you don't send strategically important folk on a tactical operation that may be a suicide mission. they do view john brown as a martyr. in many ways it was a suicide mission. but one african-american that was recruited in chatham that went with john brown, osborn perry anderson would return. he would return to chatham. originally from pennsylvania. he returns to chatham. when he returns to chatham. i would look to say he submitted t

and his former wife mary earlier this afternoon.hey have not confirmed reports that it was mary kennedy and they have not confirmed or denied reports that the body was found in an apparent suicide. ap news here in the united states reported that mary kennedy was found hanged. tonight, her family has paid tribute to her in a statement saying that they regret her death -- day regret the death of their beloved sister mary who they say her radiant creative spirit will be missed by those who loved her. she had four children with her former husband robert f. kennedy. so the family is confirming that mary kennedy has been found dead in that house in upstate new york. but not giving any further details as to how she died at this stage. we do know that she suffered with drugs and alcohol problems in the past. there were two incidents, one driving under the influence of alcohol and one driving under the influence of drugs around the time as she split up with her husband robert kennedy back in 2010. >> this is yet another tragedy in the troubl

remember my bloody mary? bloody mary. >> you love your tomato juice on this shift.a lot of other nondrinking uses for vodka. so it's more than just, you know, alcoholics' favorite. they call it like a goo remover. you need some of that -- let me clarify that. the stuff that's left behind after like a sticker or label comes off. >> oh, okay. >> you can use vodka to wipe that off. it can be used to polish chrome. your rims or something. polish off your rims. this is all legit. i swear. room deodorizer. mix it with water and spray it with lysol, if you are at the prom. >> why would you waste -- >> i wouldn't use grey goose. also bouquet, preserves flowers. put a few drops of vodka in the vase and it keeps the flowers alive a little bit longer. and number five, shower cleaner. like, you spray it on the mildew on the curtain or in the tub. it helps clean it up. it's chemical free and effective. >> this is what we're putting into our bodies? goo cleaner. >> yes, i am -- i clarified that. don't get the wrong idea. i don't want you all to break the mood. recall right. yes.

mary's son, tim jr., didn't want to talk on camera, either.k to him about what happened. but he says he sees her spending lots of time on the computer again. and he's worried. >> to put it biologically, even a snail will give up its life to protect its young. >> i think she should be sitting where i am. i really do. she had a lot to do with this, too. don't make the mistakes i made. don't sit and keep everything inside. don't think you can settle your problems by talking to somebody on the internet, 'cause all it does is make it worse. and don't -- don't push your family away from you. when you have problems, pull your family in closer so you will be stronger. 'cause i know, i see the hurt in my kids' eyes every time i see them. and it's -- it just hurts me even more. i mean, the guilt kills me every day

mary's family angry because mary was reportedly upset over her impending divorce.hile rumors surfaced of robert being romantically linked with actress, cheryl hines. >> he's as happy as you would want to make him. and he is next to a woman who is as happy as you wish you were. >> reporter: on wednesday, a housekeeper found mary in the family's garage. she leaves behind four children. she was widely regarded as a loving mother. but her struggles with alcohol and drugs became public as her marriage faltered. >> this is a woman who had a career, as an architectural designer. she gave up that career when she got married. she devoted herself to raising her kids. she's in a big house. and all of a sudden, it looks like that life is going to end. >> reporter: the judge sided with husband, robert kennedy, on all points. despite her family's objections, mary will be buried in hyannisport with the kennedys. but her family has asked for a separate memorial service monday in manhattan. >> thank you, tanya. >>> here are three words that may become the new catchphrase for courag

. >> the extended kennedy family, once again, dealing with heartbreak, following the death of mary richardson kennedy, the estranged wife of rfk jr. >>> the john edwards trial. >>> a major change in childbirth in the u.s. an important landmark when it comes to ethnic and racial diversity. >>> and unfair fight. man versus gator. you can guess who got the worst of it. >>> and good thursday morning, everybody. i'm rob nelson. >> i'm diana perez. paula faris is on assignment. some say mary richardson kennedy seemed sad and worried in the final days of her life. >> she had battled drugs and alcohol and was in the middle of a public divorce from robert kennedy jr. and now, it appears she took her own life. tahman bradley reports from washington. >> reporter: tragedy has once again struck the kennedy family. 52-year-old mary richardson kennedy, robert f. kennedy's estranged second wife, was found dead in bedford, new york. multiple sources tell abc news, she hanged herself. >> astounded. shocked. couldn't believe the news. >> reporter: in a statement, kennedy's family, says, we deeply regret the dea

mary? >> fans will have the chance to see the ravens up close and personal this year. 200 people will be randomly chosen from a lottery to watch training camp sessions at the team's owings mills facility. the ravens will also allow the public, though, to watch some of its off-site practices this summer. the first will be august 4th at m&t bank stadium. then august 12th at the naval academy. and stevenson university on august 19th. all of the sessions are free and open to the public. >>> it's baltimore's annual rite of spring. wjz live in mount vernon. jessica kartalija has a look at this year's theme. jessica? >> vic, this is one of my favorite assignments of the year. we're already two deep in lemon peppermint sticks. this is patrick and spencer. it's such a wonderful day to be out here. and it's not so crowded yet. it's the first year that it hasn't been super hot. take a look. >> reporter: for celia rose and her dad leo, flower mart is an annual tradition. >> he gets a new hat every year

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. >> mary, thank you. stay with wjz for complete coverage, as world leaders arrive in maryland for the g-8 summit. coming up at 5:30, mary will continue to report live near camp david. vic carter reports from the white house. >>> maryland's highest court recognizes divorce for same-sex couples, even though the state does not yet permit same-sex marriage. the court of appeals ruled 7-0, that couples who have a valid marriage license from another state can divorce in maryland. the case involves two women who got married in california but were denied a divorce in 2010 by a maryland judge. lawmakers approved same-sex weddings this year. but opponents of the law are seeking to overturn that in a potential voter referendum in november. >>> it's a milestone day in facebook's history. the social networking site is now a publicly traded company. edward lawrence reports for wjz, from facebook's headquarters in menlo park, california. >> reporter: facebook's california headquarters look like a party on the day the co

mary kennedy's family said, quote, we deeply regret the death of our beloved sister mary whose radiance and creative spirit will be sorely missed by those who loved her. our heart goes out to our children who she loved without reservation. the family's young children range in age from 10 to 17. brian. >> from washington, andrea mitchell starting us off with this late news tonight. andrea, thanks. >>> now to north carolina where the defense has rested in the john edwards trial without the defendant, his daughter, or mistress taking the stand. nbc's lisa myers has been covering the trial and joined us tonight from the courthouse in greensboro. lisa, good evening. >> good evening, brian. edwards' lawyers abruptly rested their case after little more than two days and without calling any marquee witnesses. seemingly confident they have punched enough holes in the government's case to avoid a conviction. when john edwards arrived today, his daughter cate who has been constantly by his side, was not with him. cate was willing to testify for her father, but the defense opted not to call her. >>

as mary kennedy is found dead of an apparent suicide. another painful turn in a family of political glory. >>> and high stakes horses. an investigation into what really happens behind the scenes in the lucrative world of walking horses, the shocking, undercover video that shows how many of these beautiful beasts get their elegant trots. >>> plus the fame. today the forbes celebrity 100 crown j.lo the most powerful star on the planet, muscling out oprah, bieber, and gaga, from clothing lines to twitter followers, what it takes to be number one. >>> good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. tonight another chapter in the long ark of the kennedy family story. when mary richardson kennedy, the estranged wife of robert f. kennedy jr was found dead of an apparent suicide in her home. the unexpected death of yet another member of the storied clan brings to mind their long history of very public sorrows. a political family of immense wealth, and incredible power, that's suffered terrible loss time and time again. >> reporter: it is a family marked by

mary's and calvert counties. the control room, if you could take care of this appropriator please, that would be -- appropriator oo properly ter -- promter, that would be great. we're going to switch it over. this is the heavier stuff we're seeing eastern charles, benedict down into 235 here st. mary's county extending back almost to -- passing leonardtown there. we're seeing this move into calvert county. here's lusby. and into the bay. still some showers, moderate ones in calvert county and lighter ones back to woodbridge and quantico but this is a lot lighter there than what we saw earlier. the bus stop forecast some showers out there. temps in the 60s with some upper 50s but mainly 60s this morning. sunrise at 6:09. of course the thunderstorms down south. looking outside at the day planner, temperatures today will be comfortable. it's going to be a little humid actually. mid-70s by 11:00. upper 70s at 1:00. could be a shower or thunderstorm here any time but it looks like the mid- to late afternoon has the be

>>> we turn now to the latest tragedy involving the kennedy family, mary richardson's siblings stayed far away from their funeral as robert f. kennedy jr. and his four children said good-bye. a who's who filling the church, we have more now from abc's taina rivero. >> reporter: gingerly carrying their mother's casket out of church, later feeling in prayer, mary richardson kennedy's children put their beloved mom to rest. kerry kennedy played matchmaker for the couple 16 years ago. >> she was an angel who was brought to us to live with us here on earth. i think god bought her back up to hef >> just three days after her tragic suicide the kennedy clan

but he clearly had a second set of children and mary chestnut thinks that this is wrong. she thinks it's horrible. and she said that her father-in-law was a tyrant like the czar of russia. he could do anything and get away with it and the hypocrisy of it bothers mary chestnut. again, these are private communications. they say a diary is often a substitute for a human relationship and she probably couldn't communicate how she really felt to other people in her life so she pours out her feelings in her diary. we must also remember that there are some conservative white women who are part of the pro slavery argument. a tiny number, even though women are not supposed to participate in public debates on slavery or anything else, they are supposed to focus on the family and on private life. but nonetheless there are a few people who publish supporting the pro slavery argument. another south carolinian, actually an acquaintance of mary chestnut, her name was louisa mccord. and louisa mccord lived a life of great privilege, the daughter of a very wealthy man, she married a very w

i love you mary kay and i truly consider you one of my best friends.y prayers. >> this has been a really difficult month, really difficult month. i'm so used to celebrating my birthday, i call it my birthday month. yeah. i would start with, you know, dinner dates with my girlfriends, taking the kids out for crepes and ice cream, just like last year, you know, this year's different. for the rest of my life, i don't ever want to celebrate my birthday again. i've told everyone that. because they were planning on something but i said, no, i don't want to. it's not that important any more to me. it's just getting older. >>> coming up -- >> becky didn't have that spirit. she didn't take care of numero uno mentality. she had never leave a fallen comrade, even if it cost you your life, which it did. >> clarence butterfield has an emotional moment and mary kay concepcion writes to her deceased son. >> the last time i tucked you in and said good night, i never said good-bye to yesterday's long past. i would have marked the moments if i had known they were your l

thank you, mary and mike. stay with wjz for complete coverage, as world leaders arrive for the summit. and coming up at 6:30, mary will continue to report from camp david. and vic carter will report from the white house. >>> murders, multiple shootings and now mass arrests. it's one of the largest roundup of suspects in recent baltimore history. alex demetrick reports, drugs and revenge hits cycle the violence. >> reporter: dorian kest was stabbed to death. the very next day, sky eye chopper 13 was over the scene of a triple shooting. alex vennable was murdered, two other men were wounded. federal and local law enforcement agencies say over the next eight months, revenge shootings claim one more life, and four more woundings. >> a shooting occurs over here. it spawns a shooting over here. and another over here. and in fact, one victim even allegedly was shot twice, as a part of this cycle of retaliation. >> reporter: a cycle police allege with three people at its center. robert moore, a stabbing victim, his wi