. >> he didn't want to trick in the car, so he says we'll go to my motel room. south because he had a southern accent. but what made it interesting to me is she mentioned she saw some hand guns and rifles in her room. then he told her he was a hitman for the ku klux klan. we knew there had been other killings back east. and we now knew that this guy was from that area. from the composites alone, we were convinced we were on the right road. >> the registration card from the motel lists the name of the driver. while it's phony, police discover a trail of similar ail uses. >> so we could place him in, i think, seven or eight different motels. we never found him after august 20th, which was the night of our shooting. it's like he just disappeared off the face of the earth. >> the salt lake city police catch a break when one astute motel owner writes down the camaro's real license plate number. a month later, this information pays off. >> i think 11:00 one night, i got a call saying head to the airport, they found this guy and they're flying you to i think the little

breaking news in petaluma dozens of officers from multiple agencies are converging now on a motel parking lot on south mcdowell boulevard after three people, including two law enforcement officers were injured in what is being called a homeland security operation. you are looking at sky 7 hd over the scene live now it appears the action is converged upon a west -- a best western motel that motel right now locked down at officers from various agencies are there after this incident led by homeland security in which three people, including two officers ended up getting injure. witnesses on the ground, telling abc7 news that one of the injured officer was airlifted by a medical helicopter. people are being asked to stay away from the area now. south mcdowell and mcneil drive is the intersection and we're told the on and off-ramps to 101 at nearby east washington street has been closed. here you see another look at the massive number there of police presence, s.w.a.t. teams from agencies as far as san mateo county we are hearing are up there. this has been happening for the last hour and a hal

. >> it happened early memorial day morning at a motel. kai reed is at the headquarters with the story. >> the victim is in critical condition tonight and residents in the community are dealing with their second case of violence in less than a year during >> i woke up hearing sounds like firecrackers. i heard a pop, pop, pop, and i am like, what is that? >> they woke up startled to the sound of gunshots and a man screaming for his life. >> when the paramedics got here, he was saying nine -- he did not want to die. >> according to police, the victim was walking near the inn when a car pulled up next to him. >> pulled up and one of the passengers began shooting. we do not have any information as to whether this is a drug- related or if he was targeted. >> the community includes a motel and apartment. police were called their last june when a pregnant woman and her daughter were found murdered. if beyonce was charged with the murders. >> it is not clear if the victim was staying there and police have not releasing his identity. he is in criti

it happened around 2:30 at the motel 6. police say the two men got into a verbal argument about the dog tossing. a few minutes later, the suspect identified as 39-year- old michael hanby came to the man's door and pointed a gun at him before running off. s.w.a.t. was called in. the motel as well as nearby businesses were located. hanie was arrested on suspicion of felony animal cruelty. >>> police caued off the search for two men accused of stealing a car and pistol-whipping the victim. they crashed on the 2400 block of high street. police searched through homes but the suspects slipped away. it is a concern because they are considered armed and dangerous. >>> the city of oakland has a plan for old houses that are eyesores. banks are not happy with the plan. the city council voted unanimously last night to make banks register blighted homes with the city once they send a default notice. banks say they don't own the homes when a default notice is sent so they should not be held responsible for anything. >>> there is a new pl

i was sort in the research phase of my book, but i ran back to my motel and i merely sort of typed out my sort of experiences that night blended with the history of what happened. that became the prologue of my book. aside from giving you materials, and there's other writers in the room, they put you in the right frame of mind. one of the hardest things about writing history is you're capturing the strangeness of the past but also communicating it to a contemporary audience. there was something about that nice, and the simple things. the steam coming off the horse as we, you know, walk -- marched in. the sounds, all of that just i felt would be able to write that scene in a way that otherwise from archival research alone would have been more difficult. on your second question there are movies that allude to john brown, some pretty bad ones. he's too hot to handle. what do you do with brown? he's not a hollywood hero. here's a guy we would feel was on the right side of history except that he shed blood to achieve his aims. he's sort of a quintessential american with a bible in one hand

. >> we've named our could the ijz cottages and motel rooms after -- cottages and motel p rooms after rooms after presidents. >> presidents. >> the first president was roosevelt? but . >> reporter: but in frederick, a reality check. >> they're going to be 30 miles from here. . >> reporter: the g8 has for three decades now kept its high eye on the global -- eye on the global economy. this spring that means job creation, food security, governance for places like the middle east and africa. for europe it means banking debt. and the ever present headache of iran and north korea. good luck. gary nurenberg, 9news now. >> not sure what to expect. that would be the operative phrase. >>> well, facebook employees are working for tonight getting ready for tomorrow's official offering. the stock will sell at 38 bucks a share and that could make for an 18 billion $18 billion day for the social media giant. and tomorrow morning, a jury will begin deliberating the fate of former presidential candidate john edwards. he is accused of using campaign money to cover up his affair with rial hunter and his

>>justine: and livermore a suspected gunmen is barricaded in a motel sex.comment. we are still getting more information on the story. i will keep you updated as things the man. >>mark: this is a warehouse at ohio and sixth streets. had the please find out about this operation. >>will: there is a fire at 330 this morning. hesitate guard woman on hand. got too big for her to handle. she caught the fire department. why the fight a premise and a they noticed something strange going on. they call the police department. they found a press my 1000 marijuana plants inside. they came and there with their search for more at which they finally got irian we have no idea what the street value is. according to this post person for the richmond police department there is a hundredth of thousands of dollars of marijuana inside this warehouse. it also looks like a still electricity from another place. thises this is something they consider illegal. >>darya: construction of the san have say -- construction of the medical center. with that on the coffins and pine boxes. they

, el tesorero que es su marido sigue siendo perseguido por su ex amante, fue golpeada por el en un motelas para california la tasa de desmp0leo baja en lo más bajo de los últimos 3 años, aunque esto representa que muchas personas perderán la extension de beneficios de desocupamiento. >> y wl pewrcio de la gasolina bajo un poquito pero aumento algo que seria un duro golpe del feriado de la recordación maría rosa lukini con la información. >> el precio promedio de la gasolina es más de 20 centavos menos. >> mucha diferencia, tengo una camioneta. >> el costo de la fgasolina sobrepaso >> el precio bajo de este incremento se acomodo al precio que deberian estar. >>ddespués del feriado del memorial day se extiende hasta septiembre, expertos piden sus dudas. >> no ir a rozar en los 390. >> las acciones contra iran próximas a establecerse en julio o junio podrían cambiar el panorama. >> ya uno tiene suficientes billes, uno más, cuesta. >> en california la gasolina alcanza a los 4 dólares con 20 centavos. >> pueden fluctuar estos precios este preparado y ahorre dinero extra para las vacaciones. >

that would be motels and hotels, grocery stores, formula retailers, so with respect to the issue before the board, that is not co-mandated. it looks out urban design about transitioning to the 230-foot towers down to the lower towers. >> i think the reason it is relevant is i have heard from representatives of your team that you believe you need this height for this project. there is a dispute about what is an approach. urban form in this area. -- what is an appropriate urban form in this area. the issue of whether an 84-foot building with a 65 the forefront building, whichever is more relevant, the arguments for us is whether this is what is required, so i want to understand, and i think what i understand is the fact. this is going to bring your client $407 million, and to me that suggest you do not need that height for this project to cancel out, and we could have a disagreement as to what form is appropriate, but i think it is important for what we are discussing tonight. >> let's get to your issue. i believe where we are out with this project, the project exists not only win thin th

contra esta problematica que dijo, perjudica especialmente a su vecindario por que ahi se encuentran motelesue atraen este tipo de actividad. cu ---el gobernador brown dar a conocer una propuesta del presupuesto del estado y se dice que ste trae mas recortes al sector de salubridad y de ayuda social. vo --pero algunos defensores de residentes de bajos recursos dicen que estos recortes podrian afectar directamente a los mas vulnerables. --el gobernador tiene programado anunciar la propuesta de presupuesto "revisada" el lunes pero... quienes dependen de los servicios sociales y de salud estan un tanto preocupados. --el deficit del estado ha escalado a los 10 mil millones de dolares. cu - anchor ---en san jose, decenas de familias fueron bienvenidas a su nuevo hogar, un complejo de apartamentos para personas de bajos ingresos que fue construido en un terreno que era un deshuesadero. ---mayra tostado tiene la historia :01 - :03 :15 - 18 :44 - :47 :56 - :59 trt 1:39 take pkg ---socorro michel acaba de mudarse a un nuevo apartamento en el oeste de san jose.. ---ella es una de 92 familias de bajos

of this is happening in the midst of a legal battle over what has become known as the prostitution motelppening just about cady corner from the national lodge. just one block from this area and residents say that they are waiting on a judge's ruling on whether that motel should be shut down for a year. for allegedly turning a blind eye to prostitution. unclear when that ruling will happen, but in the meantime residents, merchants, all out here along with the city of oakland mayor to take a stand against prostitution. >> the former brother-in-law of jennifer hudson is found guilty of murdering the singer's mother, brother, and 7 year-old nephew. the 31 year-old william balfour was convicted of breaking into the hudson family home and shooting the three family members in 2008. he faces life in prison without parole. hudson's eyes filled with tears and she bit her lip as that verdict was read. she left the courtroom without saying anything. >> it has been crumbling stretch of roadway until now. what finally got the work done on mt. diablo? >> and a crackdown on,,,,,,,,,,, >> for the first t

a survey of online travelers found 39% of them planned to sleep in a hotel, motel, or bed- and-breakfast. some are staying with family and friends, others in a campground or an rv. as he planned to fly to your destination, be prepared to break up the family. airlines are reserving a growing number of window and aisle seats for passengers willing to pay extra. it is a boost in revenue but a bomber for families want to sit together -- bummer for families wanting to sit together. >> now, you're 11 insta-weather- plus forecast with meteorologist ava marie. >> a bit of a hazy day. thick fog this morning, and now we are seeing a lot of humanity hanging in the air. under terms are starting to pop up. -- thunderstorms are starting to pop up. recently, shower or thunderstorm just to the north, the north out of carroll county. a couple of sprinkles showing up not in the metro area. the really heavy thunderstorms are down in virginia. that is times and showers are becoming more likely as we head into the afternoon -- thunderstorms and showers are becoming more likely as we head into the afternoon.

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. >> both sides do agree that aging motels, parking lots and roads need ton replaced. they are blamed for creating fine sediment and pollution that wash into the lake and cloud the famous waters. a new resort of the called boulder bay has been approved. it will replace the hotel on the north shore. >> we could have greater 90% of sediment flow into the lake. >> some environmentalists say it's too big for the area but this is the kind of change others at tahoe want to see. they complain the environmental review takes so long, other developers are just giving up. >> it's so expensive and took so long to get the process throu that they just went away. >> while they fight over the future. agency in charge of development is walking a tightrope but the executive director is confident they will sign a compromise. >> we're making good progress. we have real momentum that we haven't had in a number of years. >> eric: we learned about our next story at a listens meeting. david louie heard about a program to teach children about healthy eating. >> it's starting to grow but they n

police arrested him in a motel room. >>> in florida prosecutors are preparing to announce criminal charges in the hazing death of a band member. prosecutors have prepared five suspect cases against the suspects who beat robert champion. the death prompted the school to suspend all band events. >>> you're about to get a new looking at philadelphia's deadly duck boat accident. this shows the disabled landing craft boat. a barge collides with it. seconds before the impact the duck boat operator jumps off. two of the passengers died. >> every parent wants to know why their child died . secondly they want to it never happen again. >> the captain was sentenced to a year in federal prison. >>> a hit and run or self-defense. that's the question before authorities in canada. the car keeps ongoing. witnesses say the people had been attacking the vehicle after the driver told them not to slam his door. the driver is facing aggravated assault charges. police are expected to charge the riders. >>> howard county, maryland remains the best of counties in this country. it's declared the healthiest county

news for the thousands of californians who lost unemployment benefits, hotels are hiring hotels and motelset busy as americans feel more economically secure to take vacation. hotel bookings are up 4 percent across the country so far this year. the a's need to get healthy >>> if you look to the a's and giants line and should not recognize a lot of names both teams tread water appear in it is mother's day,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> the a's are without u.n. is as bad as an it finished the home stand without jemile weeks. several players have minor injuries. the tigers ace made one mistake he allowed a home run they tied the game the only run out in seven innings. he brought him on the ball that was ticketed to the gatt gerald parker load the bases. a good start and to grant belfour, the ball for walks in the go-ahead run. that was the difference maker the taggers bidets 3-1. if the giants in arizona. the parade continued. san francisco culler charlie culbertson. making his big league debut. barry zito celebrates his 34th birthday. arizona has a 1-0 lead. a quality start for zeal. a zeal has support

so now motel and hotel guests must show a photo i.d. when checking in. management will need to verify that information and provide it along with the license is plate number of each guest to police. no valid i.d., no room. >> it's something the bay area residents and tourists from around the world enjoy but it's up to san francisco voters who help save a landmark, a proposition on the june ballot would urge the city to spend more money on the famous mural. the campaign is getting some help from some notable women. here is joe rosato jr. >> reporter: the smell of that wet plaster and the energy just pulsated. >> reporter: anyone who visits the murals will leave with lasting memories. but ruth's memories are more vivid than most. >> i remember the smell of the wet plaster as the art ists wer working. >> reporter: she was there when her father painted a library scene. she's been there every day since. >> and i'm portrayed in my father's mural, the library. i'm on the left in the mini gloves. >> reporter: when she surveys the building's murals today, she sees

some small enough to be mounted on a key chain to capture this bar-room rendezvous or on a motel room peephole to catch cheaters waiting for the coast to be clear, when clearly it's not. divorce lawyers say digital evidence like this is being used in an increasing number of divorce cases, and believe it or not, custody battles too. >> birthday party. >> take duke of omaha, he's in a vicious battle over his 7-year-old daughter whose mother rigged her teddy bear with a microphone and told her to carry it at all times. >> removed a few stitches, replaced the recording device inside of the bear's head, plug it in to the future and download all our conversations. >> in the high stakes world of child custody, kids are both the prize and the weapon. >> the one thing that's exchanged between the warring parties is the child. so the child becomes sort of a trojan horse. >> john kinney is a divorce attorney who has worked on a number of these hi-tech cases. >> it's illegal and it's a crime. >> reporter: he took duke's wife to court over the teddy bear mike. she was find $10,000 for violating wi

police found a man a stafford county motel room with a 17-year old and if convicted the six- year prison sentence was convicted. >> out of fairfax county, a man was kidnapped and placed in the trunk of a corporate police say three men grabbed him outside springfield apartment. they drove him around to various atm's and eventually dumped him in annandale. police -- neighbors had no idea if this could happen there neighborhood about i thought there were doing a speed trap. there taking pictures and measurements and i ask them what was going on. >> some in the apartment complex said the man was taken and now they are afraid. the complex has largely hispanic tenants and they fear they are being targeted. >> the d.c. council is considering a compromise to allow bars to stay open later until 4:00 a.m. on federal and d.c. holidays and some holiday weekend and week of the presidential inauguration. bentsen great wanted to keep the bar is open until 3:00 a.m. on weekdays all the time but that plan was knocked down. >> a big win for the washington capitals. they beat the new york rangers in game 6

. >> we did find some temporary housing in some local motels for the people for the next few days. but then we encourage them to come into the office where we can do some more work and maybe referrals for longer term housing. >> reporter: now, not everyone took a hotel voucher. many found a place to stay with family or friends, but everyone did take the food vouchers. live in san francisco. abc-7 news. >> alan: people in the mission district used their cell phones to grab some amazing photos and video moments after the fire broke out. >> antonio perkins shared this cell phone video with us. you can hear the signs in the -- sirens in the background. >> look at the flames. >> alan: jeffrey moore narrated while he shot video from the window across the street from the burning building. >> ama: ryan brock lives nearby and tweeted some pictures. he heard a loud pop before he saw smoke. >> alan: and this is one of the many airal ladders firefighterred extended to the roof. >> and jim jim crumb took this o from a hill above the castro district. >> alan: we appreciate it when you share your

step towards a broader idea of private sector operating in space just like airlines or hotels and motels. this is an important first step. >> last year, i not the man behind today's achievements. his real ambition is to go to mars. the docking today it is a start. a new space race with companies, not governments, is now under way. >> good job, thank you a lot. >> from space to an expedition on earth. a mountain near has made a very special delivery to the top of mount everest. he is no stranger to reaching the summit, he has done it 10 times. he took with them an olympic gold medal awarded back in 1924 to a team that fell short of the peak. we have this story. >> on top of the world, british mountaineer celebrating a record breaking 10th successful climb of the world's highest peak. with him at the top, an olympic gold medal and a very tired friend. >> this story goes back to 1922, one of those great british failures. a team of climbers came within 500 meters of the top of everest. the remaining team members returned home to a hero's welcome. 1924 winter olympics, they were awarded gold

i'm going to get a motel and sleep in for the night. >> reporter: a black male, 28-22 years old, with shoulder length dreads, a jacket with a patch, and blue jeans. the helicopter is also up in the air with his spotlight on, continuing to search for the suspect, that's the latest here in oakland. >>> and developing news out of concourse. police have just cleared the scene of a high-speed chase. the pursuit started in novato, when police got a call about a domestic violence incident. >>> president obama announced his support of same-sex marriage today. he is the first president to take this stand. recent polls begin to show most americans agree with the president. but is it still a contentious issue on the campaign trail. and the president says his family played a role in his decision. >> my girls have parents whose friends are same-sex couples. and there have been times where michelle and i have been sitting around the dinner table and talking about their friends and their parents, and it wouldn't dawn on them that somehow their friends' parents would be treated differently. it doesn'

there's a motel 6 style building that's where the u.s. marines who live at the embassy stay and that's where chen guangcheng stayed as well. i'm told by sources familiar with u.s. diplomatic relations with china they said they've never heard of a situation where a dissident was given asylum at the embassy and then released back into the streets until now. so what will happen to chen? we speak to a man who was jailed for 17 years for criticizing the government. now, the clinton administration negotiated his release in 1997. he was talking to our producer susie sue in mandarin today recalling the jail guard approaching him in his cell saying you've got two choices. stay in prison here for the rest of your life or leave immediately for the u.s. it was a quick choice he had to make. out of the blue. he chose the latter. he has lived in this country ever since. but he says he longs to go home. now, he says he's indebted to the united states for his freedom but he's critical of how chen was treated by the u.s. he said, i think the u.s. governme

step towards a broader idea of private- sector operating in space, just like airlines or hotels or motels on the moon or in orbit. this is an important for step. >> last year, i met the man behind today's achievement. his real ambition is to go to mars. the docking today is a start. a new space race with companies, not governments, is now under way. >> good job. thanks a lot. >> we could all be as strong and attractive as this at the age of 75. this, you may recognize it. the famous golden gate bridge. it reaches that milestone this weekend. the citizens of san francisco will be out in force on sunday to celebrate the landmarks birthday. there will be special fireworks. when it was built, it was the longest suspension bridge in the world. it cost $35 million and it is still going strong. it took four years to complete. you are watching bbc news. a reminder of our main news. in syria, government forces have killed more than 50 people, many of them children, in the province of homs. they accused the army of carrying out a massacre in the town of houla. this is bbc news. >> make sense of int

i have already mentioned to you the residential motel on nob hill, the two residential hotels on nob hill, the one that you as a body allowed to be changed for tourists used in exchange for the other one that kept -- was kept naked for the process that's easy cd -- that's cccd was describing. things do not work out well in that case. what they're talking about in this kim amendment, in effect, is taking units that are rent- controlled that are empty out of the rent control market and converted to student housing. the issue before was tourism. it was not student housing. and it came more to the forefront when the art academy began acquiring buildings. let them acquire buildings that are not residential hotels and use them as student housing. let them build new student housing. or by other commercial space -- or let them by other commercial space. turn those interested in housing. i think some of the hotel owners may be confused thinking that they will not be allowed to rent to students. of course, they can rent to students. students can rent hotel rooms or apartments or anything like

, in a motel 6 because my high-energy children couldn't stay in the car for ten hours. and we would go to the swimming pool and jumping on the bed, they were having the time of their lives. and they had me 100%. and it was just me and them trying to do fun things the whole week, and that's what i, even to this day i tell them they we have to have a week's family vacation, but i want to have that time as a family to grow closer. and there's nothing better. but the most important tradition you can do is have dinner with your children. and, you know, i write in the book traditions are a single parent -- i think all parents' most powerful tool. because we're so busy and, obviously, number one in my life was to spend time with my kids, but you're so busy that you get home, you do the laundry, you have to get ready for the next day, whatever it is, you're doing the homework, you're doing all these other things. and if you don't make it a regular, routine habit, you're not going to see the kids. they're going to be in the next room while you're cleaning the house or gathering

our conversation mentioned a roach motel. >> the problem with the government is data checks in, but it never checks out. one of the best analogy is a wonderful movie called unindiana jones and the raiders of the lost ark. if you remember the ark was sent in a box to gsa. it looked like four million other boxes all the same. nobody would be able to find the lost ark anymore because it looked like everything else in the government. i think there are limits and the answer isn't messily to have more government personnel, it is to give government more capacity throug

i was two blocks away when he was assassinated at the lorraine motel. it changed my life. nobody on the planet wants fdr to engage in the anti-lynching legislation more than i do, but let's look at 1934 and let's see what dubois says when fdr calls lynching murder. he's the first president in the history of the united states calls it murder der and w.e w.e. dubois editorializes on the front page of "the crisis." fdr does not support the legislation in '35, '36, '37 or '38 when it comes up, by 1938, eleanor roosevelt spends seven days sitting in the gallery of the united states senate and she's surrounded by civil rights leaders, all people of color. when they ask her what eleanor is doing, she says, "i am bearing witness," and that to me is a powerful, powerful statement. so you have to look at, granted there was no legislation passed, but there were internal policies changed. there was eleanor's outspokenness. there was her literally putting her life on the line for this, and there were executive orders written, and the justice department created. so i look at his record

. >> the committee includes an apartment and an extended-stay motel. >> police were called last junehen a pregnant woman and her daughter were found murdered in one of the rooms. the woman's fiancee was charged with the murders. it is not clear if the victim was staying at the welcome inn. the victim listed in critical but stable condition. police say anyone with information should give them a call at 410-307-2020. reporting live, jennifer franciotti, wbal-tv 11 news. >> julius henson is paying for his crime. a judge has ruled he must pay more than $1 million in damages for violations of the consumer telephone protection act. he will be sentenced on state charges on june 13th. >> opponents of the same sex law have said they of more than done their job. they have it delivered several boxes full of petitions and said they collected more than twice the number of signatures needed to put the issue before voters on the november ballot. >> we have won 32 states and we intend to win a state of maryland also. >> the right will win over the media and over the unions and over the gay and lesbi

called >>craig: i will have to sleep in a motel. do not have any friends. >> i am trying to put a happy face on it and move forward but as i realize the more things that i lost in the fire, it will be less happy. >>darya: it is a sad thing they're dealing with. yoli eceves is live out there this morning, at the intersection is add to those in the valencia furious >>yoli: the at this point everything has been cleaned up. there are no hot spots left. it is amazing that the building is even since the. i was out here yesterday morning with the fire broke out. let's show you more impressive video when the fire hit. before >>yoli: and there was a team of firefighters checking hydrants, they could smell the fire, they ever able to address the fire aggressively. it went from a one warm fire to a for alarm fire within 15 minutes. if it was their aggressive tactics they're really saved the surrounding buildings. if this is a wooden structure. they were able to address the fire fairly quickly get to they were able to perceive it even though th

them at kalahari and key lime cove amy fry-pitzen later committed suicide and her body was found in a motel in rockford she left a note that said timothy was safe investigators say that there is no evidence that she harmed him and they believe that he is still alive to teenagers have been charged with throwing rocks at cars on the skyway. the 14 and 15 year- old boys were arrested last night the two are accused of throwing rocks at passing cars near 105th and indianapolis on wednesday seven cars were damaged the teenagers boldface single counts of vehicular and a german and six counts of property damage they're being charged as juvenile some you may be safer driving on walking across chicago streets judy wang has details on the city's ambitious plans to improve safety >>the city is overseeing this $4 million project the streets under these viaduct are not the only things that are getting worked on ... the project got under way in march and the goal is to complete all 14 projects by september ... the commissioner says it will improve quality of life ... >>it gives the community a sense that

or on a motel room peephole to catch cheaters waiting for the coast to be clear, when clearly it's not. and if custody cases, easy enough to mount a mic in this boy's blue jeans as a texas mom did in her custody battle. the boy's dad suing her for wiretapping, after he found the concealed flash drive. >> the child becomes, in effect, some sort of trojan horse. >> reporter: duke lawton is in a vicious battle over his 7-year-old daughter whose mother rigged her teddy bear with a microphone and told her to carry it at all times. >> removed a few stitches, replaced a recording device inside little bear's head. >> reporter: his wife was fined $10,000 for violating wiretapping laws and the tapes thrown out of court. but in 38 states, it's legal to secretly record in a public place, while federal wiretapping laws protect the privacy of your cell phone conversation and your computer. still, sometimes judges allow it anyway. >> he is here and he has been working late, so -- >> reporter: that's lea wagner's voice. she lost custody of all five children to a spouse who hid seven tape recorders, pi