he turned his notes over to senior investigator mike jones of the virginia state police. would run the case from here out. >> what did i think i had here? i thought i had a lot of work to do. >> one of jones' first act was to accompany the school teacher's body to the medical examiner's office. with little forensic value from the scene itself, the scene would start to explain what happened to this young woman. an accident, foul play? just hours after he came upon justine's body, he talked about a grim scenario that had occurred to him. maybe someone unknown had happened upon his wife, a woman in distress? >> he offers a theory that justine was out on the side of the road and that some unknown individual was attracted to her, her beauty, pulled up and tried to abduct her. maybe she was running off. >> do you have any suspicion of what might have happened? >> i'd like to think she got hit and i think someone drove by, saw a beautiful girl on the side of the road and tried to put her in their car, they saw that she -- saw her face and i think they hit her. >> but at this sta

it's the security chief mike jones. >> i saw his arm come up in my direction. and when that happened, i dove down behind the chairs and he fired five or six rounds at me and i fired four rounds at him. >> just when i was about to engage him again, he put the gun to his head. pulled the trigger. >> clay duke is dead. miraculously, board superintendent bill husfelt emerges from behind his desk unharmed. >> mike, they're not real, i don't think. i think it's -- he had caps, mike. >> but the bullets were very real. somehow, they missed the board members and the superintendent completely. >> when i heard his voice and saw him, to be honest with you it was a miracle. >> the gunman's first shot that appears to hit husfelt actually hits a notebook on the table in front of him. >> the bullet lodged in the notebook, but the notebook hit me and the concussion of the shot going through there threw up a bunch of paper. so i thought i was shot. i went down to the ground. and i'm laying on the ground and i thought, i know i've been shot and i'm pretty sure it's supposed to hu

. >> and mike jones was told that the injure writes were not consistent with a person being hit by aar while standing. >> you have a mystery to solve. >> it was a mystery. it was. even the -- virginia's commonwealth attorney called for a special grand jury. we looked at the picture, and it was clear to us what had happened, and who was responsible. >> eric appearshire would stand trial for the murder of his wife, but a conviction was anything but certain. >> shattered airs tonight on "dateline" at 9:00. now at 5:00, doug is tracking the latest on severe storms rolling through the area. >>> a lasting tribute to victims three years after a deadly crash on metto. >> day 2 of deliberations in the jerry sandusky trial. jurors had questions about testimony from the prosecution's star witness. >> first we're on storm watch tonight as severe storms roll through our region. the weather has taken a wild turn tonight. i'm jim handly. >> and i'm barbara harrising sitting in for wendy this evening. right now a severe thunderstorm watch is in effect until 9:00. and some of us are seeing -- >> yeah

. >> steve: there you are with your dad, mike jones. still working as your linebacker, right?"? >> yes, i have been working on that song. >> brian: can you prove it to us? >> sure. ♪ at last ♪ my love has come along ♪ my lonely days are over ♪ and life is like the song ♪ and the skies are blue ♪ my heart was wrapped in clover ♪ ♪ the night that i met you >> steve: whoa! >> brian: that will work. >> steve: fantastic. >> thank you. >> gretchen: you're amazing. >> steve: that is terrific. >> thank you very much. >> steve: i think you got a future. >> gretchen: she could win "american idol" right now. instead, she's going to be in this believe "let it shine" on the disney channel, 8:00 p.m. friday night. >> everybody watch. >> steve: we'll be tube side. congratulations. >> thank you. >> steve: good luck to you. >> thank you very much. >> steve: straight ahead, the main stream media keeps trying to ignore it. we're talking about fast and furious. but that's about to change and it's the last thing the white house wants. peter johnson, jr. on that next. >> brian: plus, what does mitt

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gives up a double to mike trout... torii hunter gets to second off hat ase hit... fielddr's choice... because adam jonest trout... shouldn't be... land..top of 4th... john center... this time the o's get it right... text book defense... hit your cut off... aad brian roberts guns down erick aybar at home... wieters puts on he tag... inning over. .close your eyes o's fans... steve tolleson can't track it down... his 12th of the season... 457th career.... 2 orioles awful right now with runnees n... after a steve pearce homerun... adam jones up... runners at 2nd and 33d... what's he do... into the shift... o's now 1-for-37 with unners in scoring positton this pass week.. matusz passing a season high for hits... his record was at 10...back in may with texas... adds three mmre...peter bourjos sends this one over the fence... two run homerun... matusz done... 5 &pinnings, 13 hits, 5 runs... all earned... that's a career high in hits.angels beattup on baltimore: 7-3 final. 3 the orioles announced outfielder nolan reimold is recovering well from yesterday's surgery. reimold went under the knife at johns hopkins

jones right after the break. wealthy british style. markets why not. find out what's really happening to the global economy with mike's cancer for a no holds barred look at the global financial headlines tune into cars a report on our. welcome back i'm speaking with activist and author van jones is here for the campaign for america's future take back the american dream conference here in washington d.c. this week dan the experience that we had a week or two ago or three hour long it's been in was can i don't get time in wisconsin. a lot of people are thinking oh it's just an anomaly or you know whatever i see this is a really sobering moment well i think if you don't hear the alarm clock now i don't know what it's going to take here's what happened in wisconsin very simple is not going to have a big degree of political science of you know done a lot a lot of work in this we put our minimum against their maximum we lose that's what happened in wisconsin we spent about four million they spent about forty exactly and the people on the ground fought valiantly we don't give enough credit to the african-american community t

. >> mike: meanwhile, lebron james does not come back out on the floor because he's hurting once again. it's chalmers, james jones, battier, wade. ibaka, westbrook, harden, sefolosha and durant for the thunder. neither team with a foul to give. the thunder have two time-outs left. the heat have one. >> jeff: this is going to be a wade/bosh pick and roll. >> mike: chalmers on the drive. he backs it in. what a performance tonight from mario chalmers. he's got 22. time-out, thunder. the little brother making the big three proud. >> jeff: he drives at middle. blows by westbrook. ibaka can't get there. it all started with wade's pass. terrific drive. by chalmers. and the cramping lebron james likes the outcome. >> mike: erik spoelstra almost talks about chalmers, he wants to take the big shot. thinks he should take the big shot. he's certainly not afraid of it. and he has come up huge after some big time struggles the last couple of games, to put in one of the best performances of his young career. >> jeff: and erik spoelstra calls it before the game. and if you're oklahoma city right now, you got to be thinking, we n

mike. i'm sure there are no big boulders to worry about. >> but we also don't have that indiana jones stunt show so that could come rolling through. exactly. dreams realized. we're looking north of hollywood, in oakland and we have the construction going on for the seminary on ramp to westbound 580, celebrations, it's open again. 580 and 880 no problems. as far as speeds toward the bay bridge. away from the bay bridge it's early slowing, we see it on the maps north of that accident symbol i added. eastbound 80. there is an accident reported. sounds like it's moved out of the lanes, no injuries reported but activity enough to cause slowing over the last few minutes. we talked about in san francisco over the weekend road closures that are still going on until possibly 6:00 a.m. a couple of local street closures. fulton might still have a closure. this is left from the activity and the staging for the pride festival parade and activities. that's cleaning up going on but a lot of celebrations. we'll show you more pictures. northbound 101 to southbound highway 1, there is an accident there causi

argued, he was one of them -- and his name is mike carvin, counsel for the national independent federation of businesses, partner at the law firm of jones day where he and i used to practice. mike, welcome back to the program. >> thanks, megyn. how are you? megyn: how are you? >> i've had better days but, yeah, it was not a helpful decision by the court today, obviously, for small businesses or anyone megyn: what does it mean for them now? >> it means obamacare will go into effect absent, obviously, a political solution which will impose enormous costs on small businesses and will lead them to do one of two things, either never get over 50 employees which means fire some people, or get to 50 employees and pay onerous health insurance, or they may just drop health insurance entirely and pay the penalty. megyn: why would they do that? why would they drop health insurance totally and just pay the penalty? >> well, i think most people will predict that health insurance premiums under this act are going to skyrocket, and it might be more economically sensible for you rather than paying $12, $13,000 a year in medical insurance, pay a $2,000 p

joined by mike huckabee, also former governor of president ed r rendell. ann coulter. and van jones. welcome to all of you. governor huckabee. >> the republicans in the romney campaign will make sure they remember this week. obama's statement was so -- just crystal clear, the private sector is just fine. and showing pictures of closed factories and people standing in unemployment lines. if this economy is still this bad in october, you'll hear that statement over and over again. >> unfortunately, we have romney who said stuff like that and much more. romney had five or six statem t statements like that. >> eight or nine. >> if you want to play that game, we can play that game for a very long time. i'm glad that the alarm bells are ringing in june than in october. people are wide awake now. what you're going to see now is a big wake-up for progressive. >> reporter: ann the romney campaign did show some skill this week. >> yes, they did. and contra the governor, i don't think romney had made a big blooper. the ones you just played -- i like being able to fire people who worked for me.

. >> mike: meanwhile, lebron james does not come back out on the floor because he's hurting once again. it's chalmers, james jones, battier, wade. ibaka, westbrook, harden, sefolosha and durant for the thunder. neither team with a foul to give. the thunder have two time-outs left. the heat have one. >> jeff: this is going to be a wade/bosh pick and roll. >> mike: chalmers on the drive. he backs it in. what a performance tonight from mario chalmers. he's got 22. time-out, thunder. the little brother making the big three proud. >> jeff: he drives at middle. blows by westbrook. ibaka can't get there. it all started with wade's pass. terrific drive. by chalmers. and the cramping lebron james likes the outcome. >> mike: erik spoelstra almost talks about chalmers, he wants to take the big shot. thinks he should take the big shot. he's certainly not afraid of it. and he has come up huge after some big time struggles the last couple of games, to put in one of the best performances of his young career. >> jeff: and erik spoelstra calls it before the game. and if you're oklahoma city right now, you got to be thinking, we n

jones. he is fourth on the list. that's not right. he should be number one. we'll wrap things up and what is coming up tonight at 11 and mikewill tell us how hot it will get. ♪ [ male announcer ] we have more than 3,000 daily flights on southwest airlines. and that gives our customers thousands of options to fly where they want, when they want. fly nonstop service from bwi airport to greenville-spartanburg and charleston. book all of our destinations online only at southwest.com. >>> before we go what is coming up at 11 eurbgts more fun than the gift. now that could be true for us. how ways to jazz up the packaging. are you planning an advance. may not want to bank on it yet. the changing trend. >> and a draft. >> here we go. >> 80s and 90. a do you mean of degrees shy. 97 wednesday and thursday on friday it is what. >> a heat wave. >> i have been listening. >> not happy but listening. >> there you go. >> that's part of it. >> that's all part of living here. we'll see you at 11 e heese. we'll see you at 11. mac 'n ce. [ male announcer ] now you don't have to pick a side. buy any kfc 10 pc meal or larger and choose two more

joined this morning by former arkansas governor, mike huckabee, also former governor of pennsylvania, ed rendell. ann coulter. and van joneslcome to all of you. governor huckabee. let me begin with you. david axelrod said, nobody is going to remember this week in november, is he right? >> no. the republicans in the romney campaign will make sure they remember this week. obama's statement was so -- it's just crystal clear, the private sector is just fine. i can see that on a loop in a commercial. the private sector is fine, the private sector is fine. and showing pictures of closed factories and people standing in unemployment lines. if this economy is still this bad in october, you'll hear that statement over and over again. >> unfortunately, we have romney who said stuff like that and much more. romney had four or five statements like that. >> eight or nine. >> eight or nine. if you want to play that game, we can play that game for a very long time. this has been a tough week. i'm glad that the alarm bells are ringing in june than in october. people are wide awake now. post-wisconsin, people say these guys are serious, th

of years to solve until people like wald and jones and the people like that stand up and say, hey, you know, we're spending too much money on benefits. >> mike, let me make a quick point here as background to sequestration and that is why are we here and have sequestration? i mean, think of the logic of it. 30 or 40ers yoo a eryears ago w of the budget on programs we think are appropriate. now we're down to 35%. so there's been a huge shift of federal spending to the entitlements and we're not willing to do anything about entitlements. we're not willing to increase revenues so what do we do? we screw defense and come up with some idiot thing like sequestration. the money is good, but the focus this one area, because politicians are reluctant to tackle the heart of the problem, it just -- it doesn't make sense. one thing about the psychology of this that we want to ponder is meetings like this and comments like the senator made show that people are made aware that, wow, if we cut defense as much we could be jeopardized on security and the secretary of defense and all kind of powerful statements and the americans are listening to that and that

jones scales the wall. that is a grand slam. chris davis is strikeout number 13. dickey back-to-back one-hitters . mike with his share of one hit knockouts. now he is going to broadway directed by spike lee. a one-man show. we hope he will not be singing or dancing. or biting anybody's ear off. i> i'm not here as a fly -- will be here to work and to do my best. i'm here to best and you'll be pretty much entertained. >> give it a shot. >> you never know. >> he did a show in vegas for about a month. >> thank you. 6:27. >> the mayor and city council are at odds over the city budget. i will explain in a live report. >> this unusual crustacean has a right to sing the blues. >> a big competition coming up between baltimore and d.c. food trucks. trucks. >> live, local, late-breaking, this is wbal-tv 11 news today. >> good morning, everybody. welcome back to 11 news today. i'm stan stovall. >> and i'm mindy basara. thanks for joining us for 11 news today. tony pann has a quick look at the forecast. >> good morning. it will turn a little warmer and more humid. we're starting out with some low clouds and some ra

mike schuh. >> the cameras will be in use monday through friday from 6:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. >>> potential big blow for the oriels as adam joneston. jones will get an mri today after feeling soreness in his right wrist during yesterday's game. tampa won 8-4, taking two of the three game series. they now take a one game lead over the oriels over the american east standing. >>> tiger woods back. he got a victory in ohio over the weekend. he rallied from four shots down to win his 73rd victory as a professional golfer. he is just behind all time leader sam sneed. there's tiger and jack there. look another ohiowet -- look at the ohio weather. >> here we were worried about what happened on friday was going to happen here again. >> we're watching the same spinning and sending cycles of rain through you the region. >>> don talked about yesterday afternoon. this is backing it up to roughly yesterday about 8 o'clock or so in the evening. we had a veer -- series of storms there rolled through here that triggered severe thunderstorm warnings. they all started to be lifted at 9:00 or 10:00. here is pictures from hartford county and some d

we will hear from sir tom jones, just one of the many big names on stage tonight as we continue our coverage f [ male announcer ] olympic tennis players bob and mike...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. sending...and receiving. [ bob ] i got the tickets. [ male announcer ] and with citibank popmoney, it's even easier to keep sending...and receiving. let me get you back. no, it's on me. i insist. no way. yes way. well let me chip in. [ male announcer ] send money from one bank account to another, with citibank popmoney. easier banking. every step of the way. >>> as hundreds of newspapers and magazines struggle to survive "the new yorker" is doing just fine, thank you very much. it has more than 1 million print subscribers and another 270,000 digital readers. pulitzer prize winning author david remnick has been the managing editor for 14 years. welcome, sir. 14 years. how have you changed and how has the magazine changed? >> i've gotten wiser, charlie. >> have you really? >> what's changed is the digital future for the magazine and it's an add-on. the print magazine is incredibly healthy in all ways but we've gotten man

mike" in ten days, by working out twice a day. >> oh, yes. it's a beefcake. and i've never felt so safe, as with these lifeguards of jones beach.t's important when you're a lifeguard. unfortunately, so many people drown every year. we would say to swim in front of a lifeguard-protected area, it would make things easier for the public and yourselves. >> swim near a lifeguard. thank you. >>> we go to robin. >> we have michael over here. michael is keeping watch over case and i. we feel very, very safe. so, we're going to talk about some fashion right now because you know, if you want to go heading out to the beach, you have to know what to wear. our good friend, kate dimmock, is here from "people" magazine. "people style watch." >> that's right. >> what's the one must-have look? >> we brought you three, key pieces. first of all, we found the summer steals for you. >> thank you. >> also, everything we're going to show you goes straight from the beach to the barbecue. >> okay. there's that one. i like -- what is this called? the maxi. >> this is the maxi dress, from forever 21. $22.80. >> 22 bucks. >> no matter what the price, it l

to take a couple of years to solve until people like walls and jones stand up and say, hey, we're spending too much money on benefits. >> mike, let me make a point here. why are we here and have sequest vacation? i mean, think of the logic of it. xxx 40 years ago we spent splike -- on appropriation. now we're down to something like 35%. so there's been huge shifts in spending to entitlements. we're not willing to do anything about entitlements. so what do we do? we come one some idiot thing like sequest vacation. the focus on this one area, because politicians are reluctant to really tack the heart of the problem, it just doesn't make sense. one thing about the psychology of this that we ought to ponder is meetings like this and comments the senator made, he says, wow. if we do this, we could be jeopardizing our security. the defense -- that's exactly what steve wanted to happen when he invented se quest ration. to put enough pain on people because unless you do, they won't do the right thing. so we can get a deal that will relieve the pressure from this 35% of the budget that we're now trying to balance the budget on that s

jones. >> she, of course, is an oscar winner. we haven't seen her on the big screen in the last couple of years. she's had a lot of things going on in her life. mikealing with throat cancer. she's had some issues herself. sheers back, singing, dancing in the new movie "rock of ages." she looks fantastic. >> she is a triple threat. also coming up, if you still haven't found your father's day gift, we have some ideas for you this morning, including some high tech ideas that are pretty interesting. some of them i've actually never seen known for. they're getting into the act. that is vanilla ice. >> he's a techky now. he's a big techky. a lot to get to. let's go inside. natalie morales is in there with a check of all the headlines. >> good morning, everyone. prosecutors are preparing to call their final witnesses at the child sex assault trial of former penn state assistant football coach jerry sandusky. on wednesday, one of his witnesses testified that he was threatened he would never see his family again if he told anyone what happened. prosecutors played sandusky's interview with bob costas saying he loved being around young people and denied bein