mark said that neal rode with him down there. neal said he drove down there. everything they were saying were contradictory to each other. >> that put them right at the business end of his investigative funnel. >> they went from the witness pool to the suspect pool. >> so they were called back in for more interviews. and what detective terry heard now made him even more suspicious of the cousins. >> everything suddenly was so much alike, it was uncanny. >> they now agreed with each other completely. >> that's right. >> but conflicting statements that now suddenly matched so perfectly was not enough evidence to arrest someone for murder, so the detective continued to build his case while he waited for what he hoped would be crucial evidence, the dna results from the crime scene. which didn't come back until october, almost six months after ira's murder. but when it did -- >> their dna matched, two separate places on the vehicle. >> the two men touched the car. they had to be there. so when both of them said time and again they never saw ira, never saw the car,

. >> do you think, neal we should subsidize big oil. >> no. i don't believe it. >> good. >> but what i believe in. everyone has skin in the game and your plan has take skin from the few percent who could give more . ignore more than half that don't give anything. >> no, not at all. >> i said both have to be done in the same time. >> no, you didn't say that, congressman. you left it alone. >> i have said that a lot. >> congressman i like having you on. you infuriate. >> the feeling is mutual. you infuriate me. >> we'll have more after time house speaker jone boehner not agreeing to more . standard and poors threatened to downgrade the country's rating. president obama accusing them . one of the guys making that decision will be here . gang of six members telling me we will not default and we will pay our debt. he and other top gop leaders insist that the president and leaders playing a dangerous game of hard ball. chris turner has been up part of the night working her sources. what are you hearing right now. >> at the moment, i think the best t

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. >> it sure is, neal . i think don is not the only cynical person in america. consumer confidence is at 58 compared to 111 a year ago . 9.2 percent un. congress manufacturing a repeat of the 2008 holiday season. it was not a manufactured event thing. today it is a manufactured crisis and i think consumers are responding to it and they are looking at their government saying when is it going to end? when will we have tax structure and predictantability . 58 confidence number is a stunning number. >> so people who are already getting dicey about their own personal fortune and whether the economy will continue to be accommodated. add to this the impasse or downgrade. they may not come or many of them to your fine stores. >> we are potentially looking at more coal in the stocking if consumer confidence doesn't turn around. gdp. we saw revised numbers this week and that was scary revisions downward and we need a congress that is functions for us. if i went to my board of directors and said i want to run a deficit in 30 years, i would be leaving in 30 seconds. >> well

i will say this, neal and your last guest hit the nail on the head. we have a chance right now to do some good things and cut the budget. this august 2nd deadline. >> we are going to be up against the deadline. >> it may not mean anything. we are not going to default. people are going to get their social security checks. >> i am sorry we are having serious audio. and we remind you we are back on sunday with special coverage especially your world. we want to follow this. and that is near term. continuing to watch. you have arrived. sweet belt. e-reader for textbooks. gps. video camera for lectures. game pad. have you considered this ? it's got all tha and more than 200,000 apps. technology to learn and play on-the-go. only at verizon. android powered. playstation certified. the xperia play by sony ericsson. only $99.99. not that long ago, many families werericed out of an overheated housing market. but thtimes have changed. get the facts at remax.com. it's a great place to see all the listings in thousands of cities and. with lots of houses to chm and

neal let me tell you. >> for six years republicans could have passed down amendmentings. >> you couldd a budget last year, congressman. democrats were totally in control. why didn't you. there is enough blame to go around. i want you to forget george bush and forget george bush and move on. i think it is an issue for you guys and you just have to move on. >> i want to move on and by moving on, there has to be shared sacrifices and not just senior citizens and working people. >> congressman.

neal wolin, thank you for your time. >> tom: sales of previously owned homes unexpectedly dropped to a seventh-month low last month as the industry struggled to overcome rising unemployment and foreclosures. existing home sales decreased eight-tenths of a percent from a month earlier, according to the national association of realtors. it was the third-straight monthly drop. meantime, mortgage applications jumped 15.5% last week. the mortgage bankers association says that's the biggest increase in four months, helped by a flood of refinancing applications. >> tom: mortgage lender wells fargo will pay $85 million to settle civil charges that it steered borrowers into high- cost, subprime loans. it's the largest fine ever imposed by the federal reserve in a consumer-enforcement case. wells fargo did not admit or deny wrongdoing as part of the settlement. the bank agreed to compensate borrowers who were pushed into higher-priced loans or whose income was exaggerated. >> susie: meantime, help is on the way for small banks and small businesses. the u.s. treasury said today it's giving $214

an english as i don't know and then you know neal is that the one dollar stamp in the states i said i open up my my little thing and i say this is my family and they're all stamps that collection because you symbolizes the renaissance of cinema the first steps of cinema of the i mean you know as movies know today you have to watch a lot of very modern and three d. . all those new technologies computer technologies and stuff what's your impression about these. new high tech technologies to come and do they bring something good into the cinema or do they kill something good oh well i don't know i saw three d. for the first time here and musk a million transformers yet it's quite amazing i mean yes i think maybe oh apparently the vendors has done film about pina bausch in three d. now that ought to be research alice in wonderland in three d. . as a matter of fact we right now are sitting in this bar it's a movie theater in the center of moscow where they have been showing soviet three d. movies for the last like thirty years one day three d. is that it is a something new well i don't und

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frankly neal. washington to try to figure out problems, i am one who believes in the sensible singer. >> lawmakers are looking to wednesday as a real do or die debate. we have heard a lot in the process. wednesday we are told would be the last day that observe all of the necessary parlimentary procedure to stage a vote. >> they will be working fast and furious . updates on capitol hill. appreciate it. >> that fight on capitol hill turned personal and public. it is between tea party allen web and democrat debby shultz. >> the gentleman from florida who represents. so how about this weekend we learn some new tricks of the trade... then break out our doing clothes and get rolling. let's use some paint that helps us get the job done in record time and makes a statement when we're finished. we're lowering the cost of a new favorite color. more saving. more doing. that's the power of the home depot. glidden premium paint has been rated a best buy, and you can only get it at the home depot. [ male announc

here is neal karlinsksk >> reporter: it is among the best trout streams in the world and on any othereekend in july this river might be overrun by fishermen but tonight, montana's yellowstonone river is flanked y nearly 200 cleanup workers. >> we understand this is a very serious event, we need to get our full arm as round where the exposures are. >> reporter: the gallons gushed into the river this weekend and early theory is powerful waters flooding this community and running it four times the normal rate may have damaged the pipeline. which was shut down within six minutes of a huge flux in pressure readings. >> when you build a pipeline through a river you expect floods. a river like yellowstone floods all of the time, we can't our pekt our pipelines to break every time a flood happens. >> reporter: local photographers captured images of birds sitting in oil but officials say they have flo widespread reporttas damaged wild life. exxon mobil believes it's con tiend 15-mile stretch but after early criticism from montana's governor officials promise to scour every inch of the river to

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neal karlinsky, abc news. >>> and now to the cleanup elsewhere, in the nation's capital, even the whiteouse saw damage after a violent thunderstorm there. thousands on the national mall dashed for cover last night. the storm caused a mess at the white house, damaging some trees and sending debris flying a cross the white house lawn. despite the damage, tonight's fourth of july celebration is still on at the white house. president obama and the first lady hosting a barbecue honoring military heroes and their families. the night wrapping up with a concert and sptacular fireworks planned over washington. >>> and we know so many families across this country marking this fourth, doing so without a loved one, son or daughter, husband or wife still serving overseas. tonight here abc news's mike boettcher in eastern afghanistan with some troops marking their last holiday away before coming home, and they have very simple wishes about who and what it is they want to see first when they get here. mike? >> reporter: david, it's another windy, dusty day at forward operating base shahana where soldi

abc's neal karlinsky has been to apple so many times before. >> reporter: there's the economy that we all live and breathe, stagnant growth and lingering unemployment. and then -- there's apple. >> apple, and the earnings solidly beat expectations. >> apple came out with a gangbuster number late yesterday. >> they have done it again. >> reporter: the tech giant's success this week defies normal economics. consider this. the ipad, a form of device that never existed, has been adopted by consumers faster than any other new technology. already in 16% of households in just over a year. by comparison, it took the cell phone nine years to reach that point. the color tv also took nine years. >> apple has caught a wave for the past decade of inventing and reinventing things that people really, really want. >> reporter: listen to what steve jobs told me after unveiling the first iphone just four years ago. >> it's very clear to us that the world is going mobile. >> reporter: little did we know he was already working on the ipad, which has since spawned imitator, even counterfeiters. look at th

neal karlinsky, abc news, bellevue, washington. >> 30 hours.uld wait that long. >>> that is the broadcast for this saturday night. we're always online at abc news.com. and don't for get, "good morning america," first thing tomorrow morning. i hope to see you back here tomorrow night. >>> a tower hour standoff at sea has ended and the captain of a wrote -- boat has been arrested. >> john: following the arrest of the captain there are now called for the united states to get involved. lisa amin gulezian is live with the latest. >> lisa: activists are calling the greek and u.s. consulate, trying to get support. passengers on the audacity of hope thought they would be in gaza by now. but they're still in greece. >> the audacity of hope has set sail. >> this is late yesterday. the audacity of hope is a u.s. led boat on

neal will score the next and 110-2.is the top of the third, this does not happen often. time andon, the first has hit league pitcher a home run since 2009. reynolds gets into the act. that was a difference maker. a two-run home run. thes go to the grass court, men's championships. nadal and novak djokovic. novak djokovic takes the first two sets. they walk into third. six-one. the fourth set, he comes back to life. novak djokovic is the wimbledon champion. he wins today 64-61. the third quarter, seattle is up. the bomb from the top of the tea. is money. that was the lead in half. two birds. she scores the hard way. seattle wins 73-63. from england to germany, the soccer tournament. controversy in this match. hits the post. the players are shocked. australia roars back. should it this past off of her head. australia wins the final three- two. beat norway. ick whaney wins >> prince william and kate are their whirl wind tore of canada. in aam delivered a speech ceremony at city hall. >> we have had the strong storm moved through the district. 72 miles pers were hour downtow

[applause] >> thank you, neal. our next and final initial speaker is victor schwartz who is dean of the tort law advocates. he's a partner in the washington, d.c., office of the kansas-based law firm, shook, hardy and bacon, where he chairs its public policy group. and that group is devoted to public policy issues that will help improve our civil justice system. he also has an active appellate practice. he serves on the board of directors of the civil justice institute at george mason school of law. he's also has served in the past as professor and acting dean at the university of cincinnati college of law. he is chair of the federal interagency task force or product liability at the department of commerce. he has been in the past. he's life member of the american law institute, the restatement of torts and he's been named by national law journal as one of the 100 most influential lawyers in the united states. so it's great to have him with us. please join me in welcoming victor schwartz. [applause] >> well, thank

. >> should we assume that jack and neal, who you dedicate the book to are your sons?> yes, they are my two sons. my son jack, who is actually john but we call him jack, he is 17, and my older son neal is about to turn 10. >> are you married? >> i am divorced. their mother and i had a long relationship. we were both fans of the beatniks essentially. we named our kids after jack kerouac and neal cassady. >> and what's this about living in washington and in oxford, ohio? >> i'm in d.c. on a regular basis but my residence is, for tax purposes, voting, et cetera, and because my kids are there, i have them half-time, and so i'm there with them basically every other week. >> why are they there? >> because my ex-wife is an english professor at miami university of ohio. >> miami of ohio. >> yes. >> you've said in 2003 in an interview "i do not believe in god." >> yes, that's right. i'm a huge admirer of religion as a kind of social force, often for good, sometimes for ill. i was raised catholic. i define myself, and it's on my facebook page as a matter of fact, i'm an apatheis

neal cavuto. >> i know you are working hard in capitol hill. if we are where we are right now at this moment with no deal imminent. what can we expect by tomorrow afternoon and monday morning with the world market a possibility of a downgrade? the downgrade heightens. i think we talked earlier that a downgrade is unarovidable. i was mentioning in the last hour. it might be a constructive development. i don't mean to sound callous but the issue of senator ran paul is a lejet mate one. we are at a point becausey we keep kicking it down the road. they were in downgrade mode a year ago when they threatened this type of activity with the possibility of a dead line approaching us. it is the spending approaching us . not those attacking the spending. the reality would be if we gobble together a deal that the senator points out and gets us to the deadline and it is a quick and dirty deadline that takes a temporary extension. that is really just sort of feeding the atick . that is the u.s. government spending a great deal of money. that is lost in the a

his dealings with neal wallace, who had once been an executive editor of the "news of the world" paper. and that brings us to rebecca brooks. at the top of the murdoch food chain, and possibly the linchpin in an unfolding drama already ensharing britain's corridors of power. brooks is answering police questions. >> reporter: in the cozy world of british politics and media, rebecca brooks was at its very center. she wined and dined the rich and powerful on behalf of her boss and mentor, rupert murdoch. brooks first came to news international as a secretary at "news of the world." she quickly developed a reputation for her tenacity as a journalist, reportedly once disguising herself as a cleaning lady to scoop a competitor. described as both ruthless and charming, she was soon the youngest editor of the "news of the world," and shortly after "the sun," both named by murdoch's news international. she spearheaded a controversial campaign to, quote, name and shame alleged pedophiles, publishing their names and addresses in the paper. as the editor of "the sun," brooks testified to parliamen

>> question for neal. this is a quiet term, for better works to be interesting and what you see as the key cases. >> sure. there's the possibility that the term could be and some people are calling it the turn-of-the-century and the like. you know, there is a bunch of cases that are in the lower court that are going to be petitions whether or not the court takes them remains to be seen. there's obviously the affordable care act. president obama's health care initiative and whether or not that will be hurt by the court. we had won court decisions so far and several others to come in the weeks. there's the defense of marriage act and a case pending in the first circuit right now and whether or not that will, you know, be heard by the court, what the court of appeals does. there is a case out of texas that involves a university of texas affirmative action policy. that the fifth circuit recently decided and upheld the policy there. so those are three big ones, and i sure i'm leaving lots of others off. now whe

neal walker scores.here were a lot of runs today against the nationals. >>>>> those things happen but they should not affect you. i do not like to give to beat good it was not done today. >> he wants to win. >>> the orioles won today. mark reynolds has been on fire. that was a two-run shot. the orioles win. wimbledon, -- >>> wimbledon, a new winner. novak djokovic. he gets the back-hander and that should do it. he takes the first studio sets and nadal finds himself. watch this. then that one for the nadal 6- 1. and then match point. novak djokovic is your wimbledon champion and no. 1 in tennis. >>> seattle was up six. kelly miller to clarissa with a bomb from the top of the key. that is money. in the fourth quarter, seattle takes control. to the basket the hard way. seattle won by 10, 73-63. >>> in germany, the women's world cup soccer tournament. there is some controversy in this one could you cannot do that in soccer. it hits the post and the defense person for guinea fix it up. five minutes later she

stepped down today because he refused to open the hacking scandal two years ago, he also has ties to nealhanie, we've tried to put that together as best we can, give us more on this tangled web in britain. >> chris, it's not easy and people will look at that and go huh? it is very confusing, this has been a mind-bending story because news corp. and its influence in this country is wide spread and we're now seeing that. this has been an unbelievable 36 hours where you have the top two men in charge of scotland yard resigning, rebekah brooks getting arrested, now this strange news of this journalist who has shown up dead, and what you are seeing right now is the affect of this web on various facets of society here in this country, including the police force and parliament and the government. david cameron coming under increasingly intense rebuke for his relationships with news corp. as well. chris? >> michael wolffe, bring it on home. when you look at this story and cover it, develop it, what do you make of this thing? andy cowell sulson, he apparent a role here. >> it's just extraordinary.

personally suspected him of wrongdoing, but it was on his watch that the former "news of the world," editor neal wallis, was hired as a consultant to the police and arrested in connection with it. when this exploded two weeks ago, nobody dreamed how many powerful people will be dragged in and down. in the u.s., les hinton resigned on friday. he may face questions about what he knew as a top murdoch executive in britain in 2007. then there are the murdochs themselves-- rupert, the tycoon head of news throughout the world's largest media conglomerate after disney; and his son and heir apparent, james, who is now known to authorize payments to victims of phone hacking, although he says he didn't have the complete picture at the time, and regrets what he did. >> how would one put it politely? there's no on else to throw over. if the boat is still sinking... >> reporter: both rupert and his son james will appear before a parliamentary committee this tuesday. >> mitchell: is there any reason to believe they could be arrested as well? >> reporter: the committee next week is purely political, so, no, th

neal rike of forest hills new york was there on a two-day bike trip with a friend. in pennsylvania, five people are recovering after lightning struck yesterday morning. five people were sent to the hospital. reenactment officials say three small tents were also damaged. >> some damage was done to the tent poles, and it's my understanding that it hit the ground but other than that, no. now, the storm of course always with heavy winds can be intense but we were very, very lucky. >> all of the victims were treated and released. >>> the casey anthony trial moves to a new phase. fox's shawn yancy is everywhere at 11:00, shawn. >> the fate of casey anthony is now in the hands of the jury. they started deliberating around noon and did not reach a verdict. anthony is charged with first-degree murder in the 2008 death of her 2-year-old daughter, caylee. if convicted, she could face the death penalty. the jury resumes deliberations tomorrow. a french novelist is accusing strauss-khan of attempted rape. she claims it happened when she was trying to interview him in 2002. he's

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updates on the volga river tragedy coming your way in less than a quarter hour first though you know neal how's the sports update. thanks margaret have you with us this is sports plenty ahead this hour in. quarterfinal ball in colombia defeat bolivia in corporate america group h. to make the playoffs meaning argentina must defeat costa rica palm trees they should join them. in the mix just south of paul wins the war monger meters out the latest diamond league meet of the year ensuring next month's world championships should prove a fiery affair. not under siege but on the inspection action film star steven seagal houses up over one of the biggest martial arts events on the question. list poll and so i thought america's biggest competition the cup america colombia making it through to the quarterfinals after beating bolivia in their final group a fixture both goals coming from a rather well falcao in the first half the newly signed chelsea man registering number one in the fifty minute beating the all side trip to stockholm i venture minutes before the how far more colombia were awarded a

great to have your company this is sports today i'm you know neal these are some of our stories we're covering this. final comment on barcelona byron munich make it to the decider of the star studded audi tournaments. three hundred sixty five days and counting today marks the one year to go stage until the london olympic games kick off with several bad news on bail for the very first time. take your pick the russian premier league restarted last weekend after a three week summer break touch each and every strike that fall in the net police the worse. now russia is preparing to host football's biggest spectacle in twenty eight world cup finals plenty remains to be done including construction of several stadiums across the country russian police football union and organize fund groups and are attempting something equally as important making the relationship between spectators and the authorities more in a word civilized but among costa red takes up the story. this you do footage shows various confrontations between russian football fans and the authorities this year the current season s

here's neale godfrey, c.e.o. of the children's financial network. >> the mere words "off to college" and "credit cards" should give you goose bumps. the scary news is that half of all college kids have four credit cards, and will graduate with over $4,000 of credit card debt and $20,000 in student loan debt. this debt load means that 18- to 24-year-olds will spend almost 30% of their monthly income solely on debt repayment. now for the good news! most college students admit they need more financial education, so teach them. the beginning of any financial arrangement is always a budget. simply, a budget is a description of money in and money out. as a parent, you have some control over the money in, especially if you're supplying it. but in most cases, your child will control spending the money out. if you haven't started money lessons yet, it's never too late. i call this process my "no magic money log." it's no magic where your money went-- you spent it. have your kids carry file cards to write down everything t

bar so will had stateside next to face monster united on saturday will clash all styles for neal in new york on wednesday night. and also organizers will be twice as wild london games on bail be olympic medals athletes will be competing in the british capital next summer. but first russia is preparing to host football's biggest spectacle in twenty eight seeing the free fall world cup plans remains to be done including the construction of several stadiums across the country russian police the football union and organized found groups are now attempting something equally as important making the relationship between spectators and authorities more civilized come on course or if it takes up the story. this you do footage shows various confrontations between russian football fans and the tories this year the current season standoff began in may in a match between kerry yes and that's off and spartak moscow after the game the problem that's obvious to any regular match goer took center stage with russian lawmakers but it took a few more months and several other incidents for football bosses t

you know neal joins us now with all the latest from the world of sports and the world of boxing just got a little stranger and indeed it has motsa tell you what the klitschko brothers the only every title in world heavyweight boxing and because of the there's just been a new title announced world champion super world champion much more on this coming up it's a strange story as you say much but the rest of the sport them innit. have you with us this summer evening here in central moscow sports today plenty ahead including. up for grabs it's confirmed the pitch was vacant w.p.a. world heavyweight title will be contested between russia's alexander a perfect game under. all respects to. sting putts one of the most sought after footballers on the planet alexis sanchez nets the equaliser against uruguay to maintain chile's lead in cup by american group c. . a new home schools quest to once again reach the top ranks of european basketball picks on pace with the addition of serbian started. or not just a second but let's get going with boxing where the next new heavyweight champion of the wo

here's abc's neal karlinsky. >> reporter: don't call this a kitchen.uare foot warehouse near seattle has been converted into an ideal lab for food. it's the brain child of nathan merville, a billionaire scientist turned chef who mixes art with chemistry and spices it with a passion for food. >> cooking relies on science but cooking is itself an art. >> reporter: every bit of food imaginable has been deconstructed to get to the essence of its taste, then rebuilt using the core principles of science. the result, modernist cuisine. not just a cookbook but a $625, 2,400-page, waterproof bible of food. a collection already sold out of its first printing despite its enormous size and cost. >> we had a goal to show people a vision of f od they hadn't seen before. >> reporter: take this simple bon bon, for example. not so simple here. bananas are spun in a centrifuge, turning them to juice, which is frozen in liquid nitrogen, before being droroed in hot syrup. trust me, there's nothing complicated about the results. oh, wow. >> this is about 20 to 25 pounds of

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only is that true yes i mean they do know it happened but they're much more familiar with you know neal because everyone has studied him in school and because the one dollar stamp is eugene o'neill really i used to i used to collect instead of family photos family stamp. that because there's a charlie chaplin there's a black is now. in english as i don't know and then eugene o'neill is the the one dollar stamp in the states as i open up my my little thing and i say this is my family they're all stamps it's not a stamp collection because you symbolizes the renaissance of cinema in the first steps of cinema of the i mean you know that is no today you have to watch a lot of very modern and three d. . it's all those new technologies computer technologies new stuff what's your impression about these these new high tech technology to come and do they bring something good into the cinema or do they kill something good oh well i don't know i saw three d. for the first time here and musk a million transformers yes it's quite amazing i mean yes i think maybe oh apparently venders has done film ab

that and not like what a lot of people thought it would be it's we're going to win every game five neal and it's not the truth and we the fans are going to see many games like a real fight. and the mystical accounts of moscow where was you in the russian premier league season with a fresh face at the helm it was that close a role named his new manager of the railway man following his can't take a stand with portuguese outfit sporting is the forty eight year old's south coaching begin a career which saw him leave porto and of course he's on his way and he wants more than on others local can take a coach floods the minute a month enough have previously managed only one win in his five matches in charge after the controversial firing of manager uniqueness not on one although eight in the table and will be in the action against the planned side car on july the twenty fourth. now the nineteenth to the front that's ticked off in unusual style the field was taken on a road stage nearly two hundred kilometers long instead of the traditional time trial and as expected it was a bad call riders wo

to be like that and not like what a lot of people thought it would be going to in every game five neal and it's not the truth in a way the friends are going to see many games like that the real fight. and domestically like much of moscow where was you a russian premier league season with a fresh face at the helm just say you're all named as new manager of the railway man following his can't take a stand with portuguese outfit sporting is the forty eight year old south cochin going to korea which saw him leave porto and the portuguese as once he wants for them on others local can take a coach floods in among them enough have previously managed only one when in his five matches in charge of the controversial firing of manager your ticket when all the eight in the table and will be in the direction again stopped outside the car on july the twenty fourth. now the nineteenth to the front as ticked off in the usual style the field was taken on the road stage nearly two hundred kilometers long instead of the traditional time trial and as expected it was a bad call riders won by belgian philip