neal winning $20,000 december december 19th.owhere to be found the next day. >> he has not been seen. he has not been heard from. we have no evidence leading to us believe that there's any foul play as of yet. >> reporter: neal is described as about 5 feet 7-inches tall weighing about 160 pounds with a medium complexion. he has gray hair with a full beard and mustache. his family says he's physically and mentally healthy and won run off without telling anyone. >> obviously they love him very much. he is elder in age. we want to get him back as soon as possible. >> reporter: his car a black 19 nate cadillac did heville with license plate bmz-7786 is also missing. along with his dog. this family now only hopes someone out there knows where he is and calls police. >> he need his family and his family needs him. so please bring him back. please. >>> let get back to your fox 29 winter weather authority now. boy it was mild a couple of weeks ago but you know what, all of a sudden we've got cold air coming in and it's going get even co

we welcome back to mosaic now the rev rant bruce o' neal. he is -- rerandom bruce o' neal. he is the director of saint clements church in berkeley. great to have you. >> great to be back. >> i assume you're here to talk about the christmas and advent season. >> today is theth sunday of advent, we have a -- the 4th sunday of advent. we have a few more days until christmas. advent is the season of preparation, getting ready for the coming of the baby jesus and the second coming of christ. mixed messages in some ways but it is all the same in the end. >> let's focus on the former. so, you have a season of advent and that is, if i remember correctly, four sundays leading up. it started the 2nd or 4th century. what have you been observing in the season? why this season to run up and what do you do? what is the purpose itself. >> we have the advent wreath, that is how you observe it. the advent wreath with the four candles and middle candle for christmas which we light on christmas eve. we have been preparing for our pagent, preparing for services, it is a challenge at this time

neal frankly i blame it on unions.'m not sure why and i don't know if there is a cable company union. there might not be. >> wouldn't it be great if the union had crappy service. >> they are living like hobbits. they don't even care. >> you know all it takes is good customer service is to follow up on what you say, right? if you are going to be out there, you are going to show up when you say you are going to show up? >> i fly united airlines every week, 5,000 miles a week on united airlines. >> is this where i am supposed to pull out the violin? >> no but i can't even get good -- i flew 230,000 miles this year and i still can't get good customer service. they are also one of the lowest ranked airlines. >> you realize when you are on the next united flight, they watch this show. >> they are huge fox fans. i'm a contrarian. they are so worried about getting to the top of the list, they are going to do whatever they can. >> do you think, though, that it is just nature of the human beast that people talk a good game on lo

and, hey, neal, i love imus and you. is something wrong with me?ve us at the same time, so it's got to be me. erica writes, neil, what planet are you living on? the one i'm planning to kick you off. and eleanor writes, you and i share a glass of wine every day at 4:00 p.m. as i make dinner. i must admit, some daisy drink yo -- days i drink yours, too. love you, neil. you are the best. you're not the only one getting drunk during my show. 4:00 p.m. you put it together. are you referring to my after-news show on fox news or this one, because if you think you're watching the fbn show, you're drinking a little bit more than just the pitch. drunk viewers are welcome just as much as sober ones. in fact, the drunk ones don't ♪ >> and now, john stossel. >> another year, government got bigger. as usual it grew faster than inflation and almost alls grows faster than inflation. it has to grow say the politicians. there is so much we need to do. cut spending? no, we can't do that. budget is already cut to the bone. what? they spent nearly $4 trillion this year

neal maderos. erica was unable to join us today. neal is standing in. we have bob gamble from our financial visors office, we have scott ferguson, our bond council, we have dennis mcguire, representing lee underwriter for the series b bonds, vincent mccarly for series c bonds representing baxter mccarly and oat um representing the comanager of the b bonds. we also have blalock banned but they were able to get a representative here today due to a conflict and we have a comanager who was unable to make it. gary que jada. with that i would like to conclude my presentation. >> thank you. can i ask a procedural question? we called the commission's regular calendar but we also called the calendar of the financing authority. is that something we need to call as well in order to entertain this item? >> i think the process that's setforth here after you hear this item c, then you will reassesses and convene as the financing authority and proceed on that agenda and then adjourn and come back. >> i see. thank you for that clarification. okay. do we have any speake

brother neal larson found guilty of one misdemeanor theft.y either acquitted neal or couldn't agree on a verdict for the others. bob farrar, a third co-owner of the institute, convicted of two felonies, making false statements to customs officials. and the black hills institute as a corporation is convicted of two misdemeanor thefts, a felony theft and twice making false statements to customs officials. they also found them guilty of bringing goods into the states by making a false statement. defendants eddie cole and terry wentz were not convicted on any charges. >> as the verdict was announced, it was almost impossible to believe that the defense hadn't scored a great victory. however, there were some fairly significant felony convictions. >> the expression, you could have knocked me over with a feather, you could have knocked me over with a feather. >> i talked to some jurors after the trial. some of them were near tears when i interviewed them about how they had hoped they could acquit on every single charge. >> i believe they had to have

and i always enjoy seeing neal. >> listen to side a, troubled man.imes there's god, the isolation of mister, the company of cowards, tears in vein. side b, the brass ring, freedom of speech, blue chacialghts the courtesy of kings and lawless times. troubled man. what is that? >> i'm going to play that here in a second. >> rose: i know you are. >> "troubled man" was an i had that came to me. i try tried to write it originally in 1991 but i was not mature enough to write it yet. you get to be a certain age and i start coming into realizations about yourself and things that you have done and things that you wish you hadn't done and you kind of start taking stock in who you are and -- >> rose: what are your regrets. >> i don't really have any regrets. i'm just saying, you do stuff -- you know it's like the frank capra movie, it's a wonderful life. what would it be without george you know? and i think you start looking at your life and the good things that you have done for people and the things that you may have done that hurt people. >> why troubled man

neal: thank you, mr. speaker. mr. speaker, i'm opposed to the bill in its current form and i want to remind colleagues that this amendment to the bill will not kill the bill nor will it send it back to committee. in fact, if adopted, we will immediately proceed to final passage. now, mr. speaker, we are here today debating this faulty effort for one reason and one reason only -- the failure fundamentally to change the tax code. now, let me say to my friends the praise on behalf of mr. camp is well earned. but i also want to say something today. i hate to to say say i told you so. but we really like to say i told you so. i told you so. that staff would be rich if they took that bet i offered not long ago on the floor of the house. now, mr. camp, the sourcier of tax policy as he is -- sourceror of tax policy as he is, he put together a great model and for three years without the glare of publicity we actual he had an adults conversation between the parties over principals and the stakeholders who listened carefully to w

morrison even neal ekneeled dow the commotion. morrison even neal ekneeled dow kiss their unborn earlier this week where the dad was wrapped in a box and the young girl took four minutes unwrapping that present and he pops out. ah, beautiful penny. see who is absolutely buying nothing on christmas. >>> also ahead, why today could be a make or break day for big stores on this second busiest day of the year for retail. >>> and thinking smaller to make big money. it could be apple's next iphone plan. >>> well, today could be make or break for some retailers. the day after christmas is always busy for stores but this year, even more so. >> it may actually help determine whether some retailers are even around next christmas. abc's byron pitts has the story. >> reporter: it's another day for die-hard shoppers. stores are cutting prices, redeeming gift cards and taking back those unwanted gifts. >> i got these very fuzzy slippers. >> reporter: it's down to the wire for retailers hoping customers are willing to spend more after the holida

>> neal, thank you. >>> moving on now to this medical headline tonight. the new study affecting thousands of breast cancer patients. researchers warning that many women with early stage breast cancer are getting longer courses of read yags therapy than may be needed. doctors say higher doses for three to five weeks are actually equivalent to previously recommended five to seven-week treatments. authorities are now recommending you check with your doctor. >>> now to the company tonight and the big drop in the stock market today after days of steady increases. the dow falling 268 points on news that oil prices are still tumbling. >>> and if you are wondering when falling oil prices will lead to lower airlinekomss, you may have to wait awhile. carriers say they are still under contract at higher energy prices. they expect to cut average ticket prices 5% next year, even though oil prices have fallen 40% already this year. >>> well next here, to an alarming new study tonight. a time little one after images like this one. just last night, this bmw crashing into

here's abc's neal karlinsky. >> reporter: 2:15 a.m.ecurity cameras pick up someone casing the outside of this seattle-area store. moments later, a pickup truck backs through the front door, twice. a man jumps out, ties a large rope around this atm machine and pulls it free. watch again. it takes just two tries and about seven minutes for thieves to make off with the cash. the atm machine was right here. it was actually bolted down, but they ripped it clear off these bolts. you can see the scrape marks here on the floor where they dragged it out. >> there isn't anything in our emergency manual that prepares you for an industrial-sized truck coming in and yanking a cash machine out. >> reporter: stealing money by ripping an entire cash machine out of a store or bank may be bold, but it's also increasingly common. according to one study, there are 50 atm robberies a day nationwide, to the tune of more than $200 million million a year. in a close call in atlanta, thieves crashed through while the store was still open, ripping out an atm in

here's abc's neal karlinsky. >> i didn't even feel remorse for what i was about to do. feel for how my loved ones felt. >> reporter: confessions of an alleged school shooter telling police in a taped interview hours later why he did it. >> i just felt nothing but hate, 100% hatred towards the world, toward everyone. >> reporter: 26-year-old aaron ybarra accused of killing one student and wounding two more at seattle pacific university earlier this year. >> first guy i shot at, i was so [ bleep ] at him because he didn't take me seriously. i hate it when people disrespect me. >> reporter: ybarra tells detectives he was diagnosed with obsessive compulsive disorder and a form of psychosis, but he stopped taking his medication because it felt better to be angry. >> i was lonely growing up. i felt like i started to become psychotic or something. >> reporter: because most school shooters die in the act, the gunman offers a rare glimpse inside the mind of an alleged gunman. >> one of the common themes with this shooter is isolation, mental illness and delusion. >> reporter: yb

williams. >> pete and neal had made a deal with maurice williams for $5,000.ce williams a check for $5,000, that said for "theropod sue" on the bottom of the check. even though $5,000 may not seem like a lot, it was a lot of money for our company to spend, and no one had ever paid that much for an undiscovered fossil before. we had lots of conversations with maurice williams about what was happening to the dinosaur. he knew that we were going to bring it back to hill city. he was completely in favor of that. he knew about the museum we were building. he knew we were going to be preparing the fossil. >> that's about the only ones that we have. >> how are you going to title this? the blah, blah, blah dinosaur? [ laughter ] >> well, it's not the only one. >> almost. >> almost. >> and it's not -- not completely -- maurice williams never intended to sell that fossil. maurice williams knew exactly what he was doing. numerous people said, had we known you were on his ranch, we would have warned you. >> i had known people who knew maurice and sharky, and they were col

the word came from mac-neal hospital in berwyn this morning. topinka suffered a stroke yesterday... and she died, hours ago, of *complications from the stroke. judy baar topinka started out as a newspaper reporter and editor. she went on to have a long history with the illinois republican party. she was once party chairman. she served as state treasurer from 1995 to 2007. she ran unsuccessfully for governor in 2006 -- the first republican woman to win her party's nomination for the state's highest office. she returned to become comptroller in 2010. judy baar topinka was 70. joining us now on the phone is our political analyst paul lisnek. good morning paul. >> obviously this is shocking. >> we were shocked as well. obviously, she was a politician who had widespread respect across the state. >> she was one of those crossovers. illinois is a blue states until the election recently but it wouldn't came to her, all bets were off. while she was a fiscal conservative, on social issues i would call her liberal. she was pro-choice and pro gay rights and a leader in the effort for same-sex m

neal karlinsky, abc news, los angeles. >> fyi, she's dating tiger woods.that lindsey vonn. >> i missed that. >> it's great. she didn't injure the knee that was critical to her comeback, which is great. >>> ticket to paradise but is that deal too good to be true? abc cameras busting in on businesses offering free vacations. what they had to say for themselves. >>> ahead in our next half hour. shopping sprint. we're getting down to the wire with all the deals. did it pay to wait? you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. >> announcer: "world news now" continues after ♪i am beautiful in every single way♪ ♪words, can't bring me down♪ >>> you've likely seen these in your mailbox. those brochures offering free plane tickets, trips to exotic locations. >> rebecca jarvis decided to take a trip of her own with hidden cameras to determine if these deals were too good to be true. >> reporter: 'tis the season for giving and traveling. when two free airline tickets plus two nights at a hotel show up in

neal karlinsky, abc news, mill creek, washington. >> can't believe people do this. it's just wrong.rinchy. very grinchy. >> can you be charged if you steal essentially nothing? they stole a box. >> it's theft, right? >> there's nothing of value in there. >> doesn't matters. a theft is a theft. intention is enough. >> the intent was there. >> i didn't go to law school. making this up. they said you can do signature delivery. that way you know. or have it delivered to a fedex office. then it's not sitting out. >> good luck out there, folks. >>> in case you didn't realize it, today is national cupcake day. of course you knew. in honor of the day, we've got some stuff here. eggnog cupcakes. >> i love cupcakes. >>> ahead in our next half hour, bargain hunters beware. the offers that you can afford to miss. you're watching "world news now." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. >> announcer: "world news now" continues a >>> big day today. >> huge day. it's national cupcake day. >> you can tell. we can hardly wait. a single food holiday gets unnoticed h

neal karlinsky, abc news. >> he did come out. >> he's okay.n, i would not have called 911 or called mama. i knew if i got out of that chimney, it would be not a pretty situation. better just to stay in that chimney. >> mama would have been upset. >> that's terrifying, though. >> it is scary. >> but it sounds so simple. it's a part of pop culture. you can just go down a chimney. you don't have a lot of space. >> i get where the logic was in that. >> we've seen some criminals do that. they get stuck a lot. >> there was another incident of a teen trying to rob a house. went down the chimney and got stuck and had to be bailed out, in probably more ways than one. >> poor kid, but he's all right. >>> coming up here, mark wahlberg. he's asking to be pardoned. did you realize he had a criminal record? >> i did not. >>> two action movies, one with an official announcement. the other, not so much. find out in "the skinny." >> announcer: "world news now" continues after this from our abc stations. nouncement. the other, not so much. find out in "the skin

she sent to the neal family. i watched your segment. i was so excited to see josie.t seen her since she was a baby. the neal family said, we're going bring you back together. >> tell us about the harvey family. they give away the thanksgiving meels. >> everyone reacted to the families. around harvey and his wife, teresa. jout side of d.c. and, oh, my goodness. his, a nonprofit, god's text transition. they provided 200 meels on thanksgiving. they're already working on the, the thanks giving drive. and the response they said the their organization is overwhelming. also, the need from the public is overwhelming knowing this is available. zblm and mr. v.'s drumline is getting offers. >> i can't reveal. as much a's would love the reveal the gig in the works. >> come on. >> i can't do that. i don't want to spoil the surprise for them. many people reached out and want them to perform for them and, you know, they're going to be in d.c. for indianapolependence da. we'll keep you updated. when mickey mouse walked into the house in st. cloud, to see the neal family jump up and

tonight, join jimmy and his guests -- mark wahlberg, kevin neal

neal. she is prominent nationally in higher education reform, has published widely and appeared frequently on radio and television, she's been on cnn, fox, npr, and others. she twice was appointed to the national advisory committee on institutional quality and integrity which advises the u.s. secretary of education on federal accreditation. she earned her undergraduate degree from harvard college and her law degree from harvard law school where she was president of the harvard journal on education. and she practiced law in private practice as a first amendment and communications lawyer. so she's done a lot of stuff. in her short existence. i'm pleased to present on behalf of the city club of cleveland anne neal, president of the american council of trustees and alumni. >> thank you so much. it really is great to be here. i must say i like any organization that begins free speech with a gong. i think we should start doing this everywhere. as i did my research on the city club, i really was s

on christmas day, he was visited by barbara bush and one of his sons, neal bush. we're told this isn't nearly as serious as his stay two christmases ago. but he's not ready to leave yet. >>> and a surprising revelation, the secret service, tonight there's a new concern over a report in the "new york times." some of the cars in the presidential motorcade driven by volunteers. here's jim avila. >> reporter: the president on the way to work out this morning in hawaii. his presidential suv buried in the middle of as many as 20 imposing secret service black cars and local police escorts. also in the middle of the pack, rolls the lowly white house press corps van. driven by, well, just about anybody. a volunteer picked by the white house, who is screened for a record. 24 year-old natalie tyson identified by the "new york times" today as the volunteer press driver in san francisco this fall. she posted her picture next to the president's limo. >> i think the selection process for the drivers on the white house end is subpar. i think it's been for a long time. >> reporter

neal is back deep.lay for arizona before we can put this pac-12 championship in the books officially. hugs abound for a number of players and their head football coach. and for rich rodriguez, lesson learned. an inspirational, emotional game at home. they had an extra day to prepare. in some respects, they felt that might be helpful to them. oregon had other ideas. this is a young team. you'd be the first to say that's not an excuse. obviously, rebounding from the emotions of that victory against arizona state was too much against a team quite like oregon. randall, back in the game for this final play. he might take it all the way. he does. jerrard randall on the final play of the game. how about that? 25 yards on the run, to close the game but congratulations to mark helfrich and the oregon ducks, the 2014 pac-12 champions. >> joel: there was one mission for that man and this team this season. that was to be conference champions and put themselves -- >> tim: look what he did. first guy to see, anu solo

neal patrick harris took to twitter last night to write merry christmas eve he said.d with love, whether it be by romance, friendship or random circumstance. 'tis the season. singer taylor swift tweeted, my dad gave me ten lint rollers for christmas, not for lint, but because you always have glitter all over you. "hunger games" actress jennifer lawrence spent christmas eve at a children's hospital in her hometown of louisville, kentucky. she tweeted this photo meeting several young patients. "e news" host giuliana rancic instagramed this photo of herself shopping in chicago on christmas eve. and katie couric with santa in aspen, colorado, last night. and president obama tweeted this picture of the first family meeting a group of young elves. the president wrote, say hello to friends you know and everyone you meet. >> what did you tweet? >> i haven't tweeted anything. it has been a quiet day for me in the christmas eve spirit. what about you? >> no, i didn't tweet either. we're terrible. >> yeah, we'll get on it today. i'm ayman mohyeldin. this is "early today." we hop

neal karlinsky, abc news. >>> we're going to turn to a health alert from the cdc, warning americans not to eat packaged caramel apples. five people have died. 28 people in ten states. sold under several brand names. we have much more at abc news.com. >>> and super saturday, rebecca jarvis with the best deals she could find for tomorrow. >> reporter: tonight, the final countdown to the biggest shopping day this year. tomorrow, "super" saturday. sales expected to soar to $10 billion, nearly $1 billion more than black friday. >> we're predicting it will be even bigger than cyber monday and black friday. and that's because the discounts will be so big that a lot of people will come out. >> reporter: kohl's is now open for 24 hours every day between now and christmas eve. toys r us staying open for 183 hours straight until christmas eve in new york. offering buy one get one 50% off my little pony and littlest pet shop in stores. $100 off macbook pros at best buy. and some of the very best deals on clothes, 50% off storewide at banana republic, j. crew factory, and ann taylor. and for the pro

he said bush was visited by his wife barbara and son neal. >>> volunteers at a shelter for philadelphiaa military veterans are making sure local homeless vets got chance to enjoy the holidays. "eyewitness news" reporter charlotte huffman has the story. >> reporter: at the philadelphia veterans house homeless vets got a hot christmas dinner but many of them say what they enjoy the most is the company. >> brings back the memories of being in the service and the comradery that we have here and being in a family actually. it's wonderful. extended family for me. i'm around vets, people who understand me and we understand each other, went all have common cause. >> reporter: bridget gallagher is executive director of the non hiv profit. >> holiday such as christmas where it's so important to have people around you that really love you, this is our opportunity to give them just that. a lot of these guys are coming off of the streets and being homeless not having their families around them. this is something that they really look forward to throughout the year. >> it means a lot. if you go down

his wife, barbara, and son neal visited today.ve an update on bao bao, the year-old panda cub at washington's national zoo. she ran up a tree on tuesday and stayed there after touching an electrified wire used to keep her contained. well, we are very happy to report, bao bao came down last night unharmed and is now back with her mom. and here's our most heart- melting picture. it comes from magee woman's hospital in pittsburgh, where every newborn is wrapped in a stocking during the holidays. volunteers also knit tiny hats for them, 193 so far this season. up next, he doesn't look like most pastors or sound like most pastors, but his services are standing room only. for respawn, building the best interactive entertainment begins with the cloud. this is "titanfall," the first multi-player game built and run on microsoft azure. empowering gamers around the world to interact in ways they never thought possible. this cloud turns data into excitement. this is the microsoft cloud. i have a cold with terrible chest congestion. i better t

blocks neal's scoring chance here. joe thornton ices the game.harks win for the seventh time. 2-0, your final. >>> the 80th heisman trophy handed out with melvin gordon, amari cooper and marcus mariota. all deserving. but one was special. and his name is -- >> the winner of the 2014 heisman memorial trophy is marcus mariota from the university of oregon. >> marcus is the first hawaiian native to win the heisman. he threw for over 3,700 yard, 38 touchdowns, 2 interceptions. ran for almost 700 yards and 14 t.d.s. and likewinners, he was very emotional. >> words can't express what you guys mean to me. i'm truly grateful to have you guys in my life. mom and dad, thank you for your love and sharing that with me and matt. we're truly grateful. god bless and go, ducks. >>> we'll take a brief time-out before we hit the hardwood and the best team in the nba. the and the doctor saw a i weblemish on my cheek.ter, he told me it was skin cancer. i was in shock. i wasn't covered with any health insurance. but once i got covered through covered california, i wa

abc's neal karlinsky has the story. >> reporter: even the 911 operator couldn't believe it at first.chimney. >> did you say you're trapped in a chimney? >> reporter: a 14-year-old boy locked out of his home, decided that climbing on the roof and shimmying down the chemny santa claus style, sounded like a good idea. he held on to an electrical cord, but didn't have enough room and it didn't go as planned. he had just enough room to reach his cell phone when he got stuck. >> i understand. they're all coming to help you. >> literally, it was about this wide up top, where he went in, about like that, so he literally went down, hanging on to that rope, got down to that area, realized he couldn't go out and sat there and called 911. >> reporter: it was such a tight squeeze, they couldn't get him back up. >> i'm scared. >> i understand. everybody is there. they are going to get to you. >> okay. you're not hurt right now, are you? >> no. >> you're stuck. i know. it's scary. try to slow your breathing down. okay? you've got plenty of air. you're not going to run out of air or anything. you're

neal karlinsky has the story. >> this amazing little device holds a thousand songs. >> reporter: it isotentially $1 billion case. a class-action lawsuit nearly a decade in the making. and if you bought an ipod between 2006 and 2009, you could be eligible for damages if apple loses. at issue, the claim that apple previously would only allow music bought from the itunes store to work on the ipod instead of music from competing online stores, which attorneys fighting apple argue was anti-competitive behavior that left consumers paying more. and here's the twist. a key witness, despite the fact that he passed away three years ago, will be apple founder steve jobs himself. addressing the court in a never-before-seen video deposition. >> his deposition could very well be damaging to the company. >> reporter: "the new york times" reports they'll include e-mails from jobs as well. possibly including a reported 2003 note about a competitor. we need to make sure that when music match launches their download music store, they cannot use ipod, he wrote. >> i am somewhat surprised he was not more c

>> it totally worked. >> reporter: for "good morning america," neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >>? could you do it? >> i park as far away as i need to and walk. and then my husband gets the car and i have the packages. >> i get dropped off. >> nice. >> i am a known circler. >> yeah. >> and inevitably, the spot i wanted. it doesn't make sense. >> i don't like the stalker. i don't like that. >> what can admit to that? >> people take longer. where are my keys. >> i have seen people put on driving gloves. >> they won't start the car. they're sitting there. >> yeah. >> thank you. >>> coming up on "good morning america," the dad and dad daughter photo sparking a fire tomorrow. he says he's being a dad. >>> and the man who made a speeding ticket disappear, he joins us live with another incredible trick. >> how did he do that? - whatd'ya get? - whatd'ya get? oh, whatd'ya get, dude? whatd'ya get? what did you get? i'm stuck - what'd he get private? - what'd he get? woo hoo! whatd'ya get? what is it? what is it? what is it? oh c'mon mate, open it already! i can't wait! oooooooooh! dude. eve

for "good morning america," neal karlinsky, abc news, seattle. >> dan abrams.ant didn't take the stand, smart move? >> not particularly surprising. why? because they introduced a statement he made to the plaoli and a recording with his conversation with his girlfriend from jail. he got to lay out what his position is. his position is that he thought, he says, that this kid had a weapon and he fired at him. that's the defense. no need to subject him to sufficient cross-examination. sometimes in these kinds of cases, where the question isn't did he, but why. you do see the defendant testify. but when you have his testimony presented already in that form, no need. >> and the defense has an uphill climb because of the neighbor's testimony. >> it's really tough. if the jurors believe the neighbors who say that the girlfriend was talking about setting a trap, was talking about leaving their garage open, about leaving something to dangle there in the hope that a burglar would come so they could effectively get them. boy. if the jurors believe that, then he's in big tr

. >> my name is mary neal. on january 14th, 1999 i died while kayaking on a south american river. i am married.kson hole, wyoming. i had four children. they were all competitive cross-country skiers. i am an orthopedic spine surgeon. i was very busy. i had one child and then had another one and another one. they kept coming. i think i was very very typical. i had very little time for my spiritual life. >> what was your relationship with god and spirituality? >> i did take my own children to school and tried to incorporate in my detail life and then i would run out of time. >> good boys. >> tell me about your husband, bill. >> my husband is also an orthopedic surgeon. a bright guy with a keen sense of humor. my husband and i married for 26 years. this was in january of 1999. friends of ours are professional kayakers and during the winters, they go to chile to kayak. and so for my husband's birthday, i surprised him with this trip. and so we had planned to go to chile for a week of kayaking. >> and you were really looking forward to it. >> it was wonderful. we spent a week enjoying

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