mr. hunter votes aye. mr. owens votes aye. dr. fleming votes aye. mr. garamendi votes no. mr. kauffman votes aye. mr. critz votes no. mr. rooney. mr. rooney. mr. ryan. mr. ryan votes no. mr. plats, mr. plats. mr. rupersburger. mr. ridgel votes aye. mr. johnson. mr. johnson. mr. gibson. mr. gibson votes aye. miss sutton. miss sutton votes no. mrs. heartsler. mrs. heartsler. miss hanipusa votes no. dr. heck votes aye. miss hokele votes no. mr. schilling aye. miss speir votes no. mr. runnion, votes aye. mr. scott, mr. scott votes aye. mr. griffin votes aye. mr. polazo votes aye. mr. west votes aye. mrs. roby votes aye. mr. brooks votes aye. mr. young votes aye. mr. reyes votes no. mr. jones votes aye. mr. mcintyre votes no. mr. cooper. mr. cooper. mr. plats votes aye. mr. rubbersburger. mrs. hartzler. votes aye. >> how is mr. rupersburger recorded. >> votes no. >> somehow mr. rooney recorded? >> mr. rooney is not recorded, sir. mr. rooney votes aye. >> how is mr. johnson recorded? >> he's not recorded, sir. >> how is mr. heinrich recorded? >> mr. heinrich votes aye. i beg your pa

mr. hunter votes no. mr. owens votes aye. dr. fleming votes no. aramendi votes aye. mr. critz votes aye. mr. rooney votes no. mr. ryan votes aye. mr. plats. mr. igell votes no. mr. sutton? votes ay pe mr. hanabusa votes no. ms. spear votes aye. mr. runyon votes no. mr. scott votes no. mr. griffin votes no. mr. latos votes no. mr. jones. mr. jones? mr. platts votes no. >> how has mr. longavin reported? >> aye. >> the nos are 350, the ayes are 26. >> so the amendment is not agreed to. >> number 177 shall now resume those proceedings. the question now occurs on the amendment offered by mr. kissel. the clerk will call the role. >> chairman mckeon? >> no. >> mr. smith? mr. smith votes no. mr. reyes votes no. ms. sanchez? mr. sanchez votes no. mr. jones. mr. mcintyre. fwlchlt mcintyre votes aye. i'm sorry. m. mcintyre is recorded as present. mr. forbes votes aye. mr. andrews? >> mr. andrews votes aye. mr. davis votes no. mr. wilson votes aye. mr. larsson votes no. mr. turner? mr. cooper votes aye. mr. klein? mr. klein votes no. ms. bordallo votes no. mr. franks votes no. mr. l

mr. hunter for two minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i would disagree with my friend from new jersey, the president didn't articulate a strategic vision. the president, you can say, spiked the football. the president went over on the one-year anniversary of bin laden being killed and gave a nice speech about what has happened recently in afghanistan. this section 1216, we haven't talked about what it actually says. here are things it actually spepz clearly states the u.s. should not maintain an indefinite combat mission in transition to a counterterrorism and advise and assist mission as soon as practicable. we can agree that's a very good thing. section 12916 emphasizes the need to maintain the security gains in afghanistan, and address the capacity of the afghan national security forces to fill the void upon u.s. withdrawal of u.s. troops. it's consistent with general allen's position regarding future force levels. he stated in here, about a month and a half ago, that by december 2012 he'll evaluate and provide a recommendation to the

mr. hunter votes aye. mr. owens votes no. dr. fleming votes aye. mr. garamendi votes no. mr. coffman votes aye. mr. critz votes no. fwlchlt rooney votes no. mr. ryan votes no. mr. platts votes no. mr. ruppersberger votes no. mr. riggell votes aye. mr. johnson votes no. mr. gibson votes no. ms. sutton votes no. mrs. hartzler votes aye. ms. hanabusa votes no. dr. heck votes aye. ms. hocl votes no. mr. schilling votes no. ms. speier votes no. mr. runyan votes no. mr. scott votes no. mr. griffin votes aye. mr. palazzo votes aye. mr. west votes aye. mrs. roby votes aye. mr. brooks votes aye. mr. young votes aye. mr. jones. mr. jones? >> how is mr. shuster recorded? >> mr. shuster is recorded as aye. mr. shuster votes no. >> clerk will record the tally. >> mr. chairman, the nos are 36, the ayes are 25. >>> and the amendment is not agreed to. >> if there are no further amendments, the chair recognizes the gentleman from texas, mr. thornberry for the purpose of adopting a motion. >> i look to adopt the full committee provisions as amended. >> the question is on the motion from the ge

mr. hunter. two minutes. >> disagreed with my friend from new jersey he did not articulate his vision but spiked the football away after on the one-year anniversary with the speech what has happened recently in afghanistan. section 1216 this is what it says. clearly states the west should not maintain indefinite combat mission and into the assist mission and as soon as practical. to address the capacity of the forces to it is consistent with his position of you will have the recommendation on the core structure but this says that asks the president to consider the recommendations and requires the administration to in the defy us but those of not bad thing is. we do this because the of administration has since. the only reason we do this is to explain what we're doing over there. the president goes over one time per year i am happy he did as. >> mr. chairman? >> the chair recognizes mr. johnson. >> we have had. >> if you will yield? >> we had a lot of armchair generals of how things used to be. i

mr. hunter, and i was born and raised in the fifth district, the district ross mirkarimi represented, and i really do not know him personally, but i have seen his work in the community, and for a supervisor, i can say he was active in the community and knew what was going on in the community, and i have nothing bad to say about him per se as a supervisor, but i would also like to just bring up to your attention that the people made the decision why we are here today for this man here, mr. mirkarimi, is ed lee made the decision to suspend him without pay and basically terminate his election, being elected, by the voters of san francisco to be the sheriff, and i just want to say that ed lee also hired greg suhr as the chief of police in the middle of a corruption scandal or officers created perjury and all sorts of things. those are felonies. nothing was done by ed lee other than appointing greg suhr as the chief of police who was demoted to deputy chief. so there is a lot of issues going on pertaining to law enforcement, and i personally believe that it is a waste of money what is going on

mr. mcdonnell: bayview, hunters point is fine. >> it is split according to the the department of elections, the planning neighborhood, as submitted. mr. mcdonnell: it is not included? i'm sorry, let's go back, silver terrace days in. visitation valley? >> no. mr. mcdonnell: does not stay in. little hollywood? ms. lee? so there is still confusion. be conservative, air on the side of exclusion, which is where i thought the land? >> yes, to all of the above. it is your call to make. it is fine if it is the basis of public testimony, but i would encourage you to err on the side of being conservative. this is not supposed to represent all neighborhoods, it is suppose to be ones where you have to recognize the neighborhoods intact in their entirety. mr. mcdonnell: thank you. mr. pilpel: to that end, i think all of candlestick is in 10, and i would add showplace square. mr. mcdonnell: again, we don't need an exhaustive list. it is actually even under 1%. all of that said, any objection to candlestick? silver terrace, a little hollywood, candlestick, spelled correctly -- mr. pilpel: out include ci

mr. hunter's baby is your baby, true? >> not true. >> reporter: the defense, that he hid her to spare his wife humiliation, not to save his campaign. today we learned the judge will instruct the jury that the prosecution does not have to prove that attempting to protect his campaign was the only reason for the cover-up just that it was more than a side benefit. that jury from central north carolina which includes the town where edwards grew up, solidly middle-class. >> the government wants people to follow the law. >> reporter: the jury is racially balanced, six african americans, possibly a strategy by the defense. >> the defense uk taed abouts his strong commitment to poverty, to attending martin luther king celebrations, not pandering, but making sure the jury knew. >> reporter: tomorrow morning lawyers on both sides will give their closing arguments, they will get about two hours each. the jury will begin their dlikeds on friday and then it's a waiting game. >> okay, bob. thank you. >>> from a north carolina courtroom

mrs. young expllined publicly how she eacted whhnn allegedly wanted her husband was the father of a hild with - hunter mind was how in the world mr. thing of us. she saidd at first, she said absolutely noo. but righh before the ioww caucuses she sat in on a conffrence call -- mid-december 2007 betwwen edwards, he pregnant riille hunter and cheri young's husband. mr. edwards waa pryinn to ggt everyone on board. he started in with the campaign. this is it, this is over.....bout the campaign. but sse said edwwrrs also mentioned he didn't want his wife elizabeth, who haa been rediagnosed with cancer, to decided to go along with te s cover-up bbcauue if she didn't, presidential campaign would explode. cheri young also described how sse felt whee asked to endorse and deposit the wealthy edwards enefactor supposed to be ussd to pay ccn't tell you how disgusted i edwards himself tell her that it wws legal. she saii edwards told her he'd talled to campaign lawyers who said it waa legal and to quote -get the money in. he was very short and angry, she ssid. she also describee whirlwind travel around the holidays

hunter. whee edwards' regnant mistress arriveddat hhr house in north carolina mrs. and nnounced, i'm here. at anothee point, she said unter orderrd a reubennsandwiih in a restaurant in colorado and sandwich wasnnt right, young said hunter picked up her cell phhne and called her spiritual advisor in califoonia to ask him to fix it. young said she &pactually wrote thousands of hunter's expenses, inccuding to pay the spiritual advvsor for his services. edwards is facing six felony charges and up to 30 yearr in prison if convicted on all counts. dads are staying home more aad . more.the one thing that's keepinggthem out of the workppacee..and home with their kids. kids.yeah its a fire in the houss. and hey were like its a fire elderly couple from their n - burnnng home!where the fire starttd... and how he was able to alert them of the flamms. &pit's a illmma any ouples face when thhy have children ... ddes it make financial home while the other works? felicia taylor tells us aaout care that may ssrprise youu 3 follows --with the rising coss of daycare and slow wage grow

to go to hunter's rental home in north carolina and relieve personal items. one of the items, a photograph of mr. edwards ms. hunter, and on the photo, i love you, john. and in her only statement since the affair was exposed, she seems to support the defense team's argument, that edwards was more focused on hiding his affair from his wife, than the voters. >> do you think he was more afraid of elizabeth finding out for the rest of us? >> elizabeth. >> reporter: in this risque photo spread, hunter claimed to be in the dark about the $725,000 funneled through heiress bunny mellon, to andrew young. i had no idea. he told me he received two small checks. we don't know what rielle hunter will talk about when she gets here. we'll probably get more juicy information about the affair. but this is not about the affair. it's about the money. how much does she know about the money? how much does john edwards know about the money? and if the prosecution doesn't come up with enough evidence and proof, than john edwards will walk. and so far, they haven't done it yet. >>> we're going to talk about rielle hunt

mrs. edwards wor weed when she died, there would no be a man around who loved her. she testified of private meetings about hunter. she said she was in a meeting with edwards and his wife and with a benefactor and his life, whoed a vited flying rielle hunter to los angeles to go shopping.

lowell said edwards was wealthy enough to use his own money to pay hunter's expenses, but he couldn't. he was hiding the affair from mrs. edwards. at times emotional, lowell said for all his wrongs, edwards still can do good. please let this sad chapter end and stop with your verdict of not guilty. the jury begins deliberations tomorrow and will decide whether edwards gets to go on with his life or becomes a convicted felon. if found guilty, he could face up to 30 years in prison, brian. >> lisa myers, greensboro, north carolina, tonight. thanks. >>> in presidential politics, there was an explosive headline this morning. the "new york times" reporting that a republican super pac was considering an expensive anti-obama ad campaign that would have put the issue of race front and center in the campaign and linked the president to some of the more controversial statements by his former pastor, jeremiah wright. tonight, republicans including mitt romney are trying to distance themselves from that strategy. but as nbc's peter alexander reports, it's the latest evidence of the potential power of big money this year in politic

it was rielle hunter, he said, who weeks earlier, at the insistence of elizabeth edwards had been dismissed from her job as the candidate's videographer. i was suspicious that mr. edwards and miss hunter had maintained a relationship, davis said on the stand. davis said he went to his room to phone his wife. you're not going to believe this, he told her. and then he said there was a knock on his door. it was hunter. she said that she and senator edwards were very much in love, davis told the jury. davis says he urged her to leave then called his wife back saying, you are really not going to believe this. the next morning, davis says, edwards told him hunter was crazy and to make sure she didn't contact him. he denied there was an affair going on, davis testified. >> there's a real history here with distraction. all of the salacious detail can confuse the jury. the real key, did john edwards do this as a violation of federal campaign law? >> reporter: davis also told jurors about the day "the national enquirer" showed up at hunter's doorstep saying he overheard a phone conversation between edwards and his new pregnant mistress. i heard him ask rielle, are you s

mr. blair or a senior cabinet minister, did she tend to organize that through you or not? >> cabinet minister i can't speak for but in terms of tony blair probably through me oraan hunter or sally morgan or one of the people around the prime. >> did she manipulate the fractious relationship between mr. brown and mr. blair? >> i don't think so, no. i mean, it was a very difficult part of my job, the fact that the press were writing about the difficulties in that relationship all of the time and i was having to be out there as an advocate for the government, explaining what we were trying to do, focusing on the important things and so forth so, no, i don't think she did. i knew that she spoke to gordon and the people who work for him and that perhaps they sometimes said things to her they wouldn't have said to us. >> was she increasingly seen as having influence over mr. murdoch? >> i think my sense was the most influence person in terms of rupert murdoch was rupert murdoch. was she important in the organization? yes. >> were minister afraid of her? >> well, if they were, they shouldn't have been. >> yes, but do you think they were? >> i don't think so. i don't think so. min

mrs. edwards realized rielle hunter was not out of the picture, that their good friends lisa and fred baron, in fact, had been shopping with her and had brought her sort of back into the fold. it was a very, very emotional moment, she said, and then, suzanne, what about the second big "national enquirer" story where it came out that rielle was having an affair, rielle was pregnant with his baby, rielle was living in chapel hill, north carolina, driving the car that they provided for her. and she was asked, jennifer palmieri was asked what was your reaction to that "national enquirer" story? they got a heads up on it. and she said, relatively mind-blowing. i was pretty shocked at what they were about to report. another staffer went to tell john edwards what was going to be said. that staffer came back and said john edwards said to me, don't you think that baby could be andrew's? another staffer came to her and said that he understood the father was a married man of three children in new jersey. so right away there was a flurry of activity and lots of confusion over who the real baby daddy wa

mr. blair or senior cabinet minister, did she tend to organize that through you or not? >> the cabinet ministers i can't speak for, but in terms of tony blair, probably through me or angie hunter or sally morgan or one of the people around the prime minister. >> did she manipulate the increasing increasingly fracturous relationship between mr. murdoch and mr. blair? >> i don't think so, no. it was a very difficult part of my job, the fact that the press was writing about those relationship difficulties all the time, and i had to be out for the government, trying to explain what we were doing, the important things and so forth. so no, i don't think she did. i knew she spoke to gordon and the people who worked for him, and perhaps they said some things to her that they wouldn't have said to us. >> was she increasingly seen as having influence over mr. murdoch? >> i think my sense was the most influential person was rupert murdoch. so was she an important person within the organization? yes. >> were other ministers afraid of her? >> if they were, they shouldn't have been. >> yes, but do you think they were? >> i didn't think so. i didn't think so. there were various -- one of the

hunter. you and mr. young talked about what that tape would be worth? jokingly, i remember some conversation about that, toben replied. i remember the numbers were pretty big numbers. did mr. young tell you he had acquired an agent with respect to that? i did not know that. edwards' attorney sought to portray toben as a shield for young. in one message to young, toben called elizabeth edwards, a power-hungry control freak. in another, he referred to john edwards as a sick, evil bastard. >> almost every witness that the government has called has made a few small points for the government. but in many cases, made equally, if not better points for the defense. >> reporter: but toben told prosecutors he urged the obama campaign not to consider edwards for the ticket. i couldn't believe that a man with a baby with another woman, was seriously considering running for vice president, toben said. toben said he alerted campaign officials to pay attention to "the national enquirer." sometimes they get it wrong, toben warned. this case, i don't think they did. lat

hunter. he said, mrs. edwards was pawing at her husband in a car saying quote, is this what you're doing in the car in new york city? our jonathan serrie is live in greensboro, north carolina. of course elizabeth edwards has passed away. very, very painful for her kid in the courtroom to hear. in fact one of them left yesterday. >> reporter: yeah, that's right. edwards' eldest daughter kate who is an attorney and actually been advising her father throughout the trial at one point she got up, left in tears. was visibly upset and this occurred during testimony from another former edwards' staffer, christina reynolds. she was just beginning to describe an argument between john and elizabeth edwards in a private aircraft hangar during that argument, she says the breast cancer patient pulled her blouse off, exposing her chest to her husband and screamed, quote, you don't see me anymore. john edwards reportedly called a doctor to ask for help and proceeded to board his charter flight and went onto a campaign sto

president obama announced his new position on same-sex marriage, he called pastor joel hunter, considered to be mra's spiritual guide. what did the two men say to each other. we will ask the pastor, when he joins us live coming up. >>> america's self-proclaimed toughest sheriff at the center of a new controversy. the justice department moments ago filing suit against arizona sheriff joe arpaio. we'll tell you why the doj is so upset and why sheriff joe knew this would happen weeks ago. >> they want to take me to court for political reasons. so you know what i say? i'll be glad to go to court. they will have to put the facts on the table which they refuse to give me any information of -- a party? [ music plays, record skips ] hi, i'm new ensure clear. clear, huh? my nutritional standards are high. i'm not juice or fancy water, i'm different. i've got nine grams of protein. twist my lid. that's three times more than me! twenty-one vitamins and minerals and zero fat! hmmm. you'll bring a lot to the party. [ all ] yay! [ female announcer ] new ensure clear. nine grams protein. zero fat. twenty-one vit

hunter some might not like. it's not a matter of whether or not mr. edwards came across during the trial as likeable. >>> the defense is very optimistic. they are relying on the law here. they are saying to the jury in closing arguments, look at the law, you may not like this guy but look at the law and the prosecution has not made its case. >>> if john edwards is convicted he could go to trial for 30 years and face a fine of 1 and a half million dollars. the jury will start clib brating tomorrow. >>> thank you very much peter d doocy. >>> these numbers could be a telling sign. first when asked who would do a better job at creating jobs mitt romney is the man. he's leading the president 43 to 41 percent. >> perhaps more troubling news for the president. voters continue to say the economy is in worse shape today compared to four years ago. only 28 percent say we are better now compared to 45 percent who say we are in worse shape. >>> the economy is the big talker on capitol hill. republican and democratic lawmakers gearing up for a battle to raise the

mr. lynch, and he used the term grand strategy as did shareen hunter. i think we have to have a grand strategy. problem is, this is not the cold war. the desire for the caliphate -- we had one more recently, with the shia in turkey, they had one in the 20's. we have to get away from cold war thinking. there is so much knowledge, i was overwhelmed by my neighbors, how much they know and shareen hunter said we do not know enough. >> we don't. >> about countries and histories -- the brits talk about a great game. is it a great game or is it a lot of little games? a think that is the nature of the challenge. we did a great program on nigeria. it was interesting to listen. you have the local terrorists and there is some of al qaeda. there will be blown actors there -- lone actors there as well. how can we aggregate all these phenomena, and relate it to a national brand strategy? i think that is the challenge. as much as we heard today, god knows we heard a lot. most of us learned about the subject we have learned before. we do not know how to get our calpers

hunter and high maintenance and demanding. she shade it only got worse after her child was born. mrs.court, we were not allowed to touch the baby. my kids were not allowed anywhere --, mrs. young also describes an incident at a diner in aspen, colorado, where she was eating with rielle hunter. hunter apparently bit into a reuben sandwich. began complaining the chef placed wrong sauce on her sandwich. she needed to call her spiritual advisor and healer to deal with the incident. she called the spiritual advisor and healer, according to mrs. young. left a detailed message and the youngs apparently paid thousands of dollars to the spiritual advisor on the behalf of rielle hunter. martha? martha: oh my. that is a houseguest who is a handful. jonathan, thank you very much. talk about high maintenance. bill: we were talking about how the story is getting so much attention. imagine the drama on the stand. if this thing were televised it would be must-see tv. martha: it would be. >> no cameras in this courtroom however in north carolina. martha: we wish there were. bill: he is high on the sho

mrs. edwards was very upset that rielle hunter was anywhere around the campaign. he talked about thinking that she was gone from the campaign, yet several weeks later running into her in a hotel in detroit. saw her at the elevator bank, went up to his room. they said hello, just quickly. he went up to his room and she knocked on the door and came in and said, look, i want you to know john edwards and i love each other very, very much. we are having an affair. he's very upset that you saw me here, and so please don't tell anybody that was the gist of it. the next day when he saw his boss, john edwards, edwards said to him this woman is crazy. you have got to keep her away from me. if she wants to see me, she has to go through either you or andrew young. she came up here to tell me she was going to go on television, q access hollywood or inside edition to talk about her job on the campaign. he wasn't asked but he pre-emptively said and i'm not having an affair with her. cut to the chase. there came a time later in new hampshire later in 2007 when the candidate had t

mrs. edwards questioned benefactors, fred and lisa bluebaron on why they had flown hunter on private jetsnd tea taken her shopping. her mind set was she didn't think john was going to get the nomination and she just wanted to get out of the campaign, keep these details private, and keep her family intact. the defense is trying to portray the botched coverup of edwards' affair as an attempt to protect his family, not his political aspirations, shep? >> shepard: jonathan serrie tonight, greensboro, north carolina. two federal lawmakers today proposed brand new legislation that would allow u.s. troops killed or wounded in domestic terror attacks to receive the purple heart. attacks such as the shooting massacre at fort hood in texas. the connecticut independent senator joe lieberman and the new york republic congressman peter king are co-sponsoring this bill. as it stands right now, only troops wounded or killed in combat zones qualify for the purple heart. because of that the army denied a metal for private william long. he died in a 2008 attack on a recruiting station in arkansas. if this

mr. obama called him yesterday. hunter told him he did not approve. steve? >> steve: all right.'s turn to michelle malkin. wendell laid it out, what the president did yesterday perfectly. but politically, he's got some worry probably in the swing states. >> yeah, he sure does. i pointed this out last night on hannity that if you look at the 32 states that have had legislative or referendum vote on this issue, 32 of them voted to protect the traditional definition of marriage. it's not just your expected southern conservative states like mississippi or north carolina that have weighed in that way. of course, it's liberal states like california and hawaii and the swing states you mentioned and the ones that have voted for upholding the traditional view of marriage include florida and ohio and michigan. but i think it's not so much that this is a politically or electorally driven decision by the president as it is a campaign finance decision. there are wealthy progressive donors that have not been happy with the president's hedging around this issue. they wanted more. >> steve: evo

mrs. clinton not be the nominee and said that would be a disaster, hindry said. he also said a few weeks later, shortly before rielle hunter gave birth, edwards was weighing whether to endorse obomb opor clinton in spite of his disdain for clinton and had him convey his message that edwards for his support would like to be attorney general and he said edwards also discussed with him an elaborate long-term goal which was to be a supreme court justice. >> it came across as john edwards was detached from reality. whether it was because of hubris or he was deluded can be debated. >> prosecutors played for the jury edwards' interview in 2008 in which he admitted the affair but lied about other things, including his own daughter. >> i know it's not possible that this child could be mine because of the timing of events. >> edwards stared at the video, sometimes closing his eyes. some analysts believe there's still a gaping hole in the government's case. and that it has not presented clear evidence that edwards knew that expenditures to hide his mistress were a violation of campaign finance law. lisa myers, nbc news, greensboro, n

mr. bear! >> ladies, when i first saw this video on youtube, to be honest, my mind -- >> mind explosion. >> one, two -- oh, my god. they're coming. we need to leave. >> hunter and the bears are going to die. there's a meteor coming toward the earth. they give you the option, ending the party or don't end the party. turns out this is an ad for whiteout. he reaches out of the screen, wipes out 2012 and tells you to type in a year. >> hurry, type any year you want and let's replay the party. >> let's go to the birthday bae party in 1999. ♪ >> give me a year. >> 1977. ♪ >> oh, man. >> it's disco. >> you pick one. >> '65 ♪ >> peace, love and psychedelic, baby. >> then i thought do they do one of these for every single year? let's try like year 1. >> no way! >> oh, it's jesus. >> they're in the manger. >> did they do the future? we're in the matrix. >> happy birthday, mr. bear. >> i love it. way to go tip-ex. you would think that the whiteout people would be the people to come up with this? >> we think this is pretty awesome. we'll put it on our website so you can waste a couple hours of your work day. >> that's our show for today. don't forget to check out right

mrs. edwards wor weed when she died, there would no be a man around who loved her. she testified of private meetings about hunter. she said she was in a meeting with edwards and his wife and with a benefactor and his life, whoed a vited flying rielle hunter to los angeles to go shopping. all of this was new to elizabeth. she was really upset. she didn't understand why they would be helping hunter, since she was under the impression that the affair was long over. according to palmieri, it makes edwards look more and more guilt. a year before, john edwards told me on "nightline" he was in the dark. >> i don't know why he did it or what his reasons were for doing it. >> reporter: the prosecution says it's ending its case tomorrow. the last three witnesses will be three fbi agents and one for financial supporter of edwards' campaign. one that is missing from that list is rielle hunter. now it's up to edwards' defense to call her in to testify. diane? >> if they do, thank you bob woodruff. >>> and a legal settlement to tell you about tonight. arising out of the tragedy in philadelphia. you've seen the pictures of the