there's your pencil. >> you have to soak pencils in water in order to do your legal briefs and you'reng up against a prosecutor who's got probably six pcs in his office? >> yeah, and -- >> does seem like a slight disadvantage. >> it's a little bit of a disadvantage, but you know, when i win, i will have a hard-earned victory. i hope. >> watson's pencil defense did have some success. his prosecutor wanted 25 years. he was eventually sentenced to 12, but with good behavior and time served, he will be eligible for release in 7 1/2 years. >>> coming up, one of the most colorful inmates at maricopa. >> this is one of my daughter. the reason why i'm in here. >>> and later, one of the most feared. >> she is the one in this whole jail that creeps me out for a better word. >> rest assured, if somebody killed a [ bleep ], they had a reason to [ bleep ] do it. you need to be looking at the dead [ bleep ], not the mother [ bleep ] who killed her. yeah. >>> the maricopa county jail in phoenix, arizona, houses inmates who have been charged or convicted of crimes ranging from unpaid parking tickets

pencils. >> these are probably the most valuable things in here to me. pencils. i spend most of my time writing more than anything else. >> he was acting as his own lawyer in an attempt to avoid a maximum sentence after being convicted for a series of armed robberies. >> i have to write motions and letters. these are like gold to me. we don't get them often. we get them once a week or if i find a generous officer, he will give to me. they are very small. little golf pencils and they get dull very quickly. we have to come up with ways to correct those problems. we can either maybe use a razor blade that somebody has to sharpen it up or go under the seat and spent about 20 minutes scratching back and forth. >> they are ingenious about creating something out of very little. joe would make these home meat mechanical pencils. quite a genius if you think about it. >> you take a couple of pencils in a bottle of water and you let them sit there and that softens up the wood so you can split it apart an

there's a lot of pencils trying to chop forward. if you're nato and looking what the nato presence could be. the afghan side. what we have to figure first is what do we think we're going to need to do the job? what needs to be -- what needs to be some of the factors when you look at it. one the major factors is the size, part of what drives the number, will be conditions on the ground, the type of job faced after 2014, what will the taliban look like. these are all right know factors. so many depends on how much we're able to degrade the taliban. that presence less of a threat to afghanistan and the asf. that impacts the size. we know there's an important election coming up. in terms of security and making sure that election goes off without a security threat. so the pencils are moving and we're still a little at work. in chicago nato is going to produce its strategic plan with afghanistan trying to deal with these numbers as you know we just kind, lass, the u.s. strategic partnership with the afghans. we're right now putting down o

i pair it with pencils called the know it all pencils.ngs everybody should know like the boiling point of water. the world's biggest mammal. really fun things. also in that paper mode i love these, they're very chic. >> personal note cards. >> we had one made for you, head of the class, natalie morales. >> thank you. >> they're $18. they come in a lucite container and you can personalize those and i love the little quips and queries gifts to jot down little notes. it has all good luck symbols and then another one will little french signs. >> okay. now these are also letter pressed this alphabet poster and great coasters, as well. this is designed i understand by a former emtly schoolteacher, right? >> three women and one of them happened to be an elementary school teacher. they're all hand pressed, done in addition. they're very attractive and i thought you could give either the poster or the coasters and say from a to z you're the best teacher i know or some fun little -- >> nice little artwork. >> and it's really pretty artwork. >> get

this powder, once it touches this particular pencil, is now magic. angels are singing, honey, because this is totally bullet-proof. miss brenda can now go swimming, she can go dancing, she can stay up all night if she wants to, dancing at the clubs, and it's going to be there all night long. now what i'm going to do is take the deeper powder, which is the boosting powder, based on the same powder as the activation powder, but it's going to smudge and give you extra insurance so it lasts all night long. so there's that amazing black. now let's talk about this evercolor shadow stick. this is a tattoo in a stick. this is your primer, your eye shadow, your eyeliner and your brushes all in one. so all you need is this and this and you are good to go all night long. so look up for me, my loves. the reason why i'm choosing to use this evercolor shadow stick on the bottom is because it's very old-fashioned, you guys, to have a very sharp line underneath your eye. you want it to be smudgy and you want it to be sexy. and most importantly, you want it to be bul

the official addresses and all of us will talk about that in a second but it has a great deal of pencilled in information. notes from the planner and fantasticly valuable so find the old block books and use our free copy machine and make a copy of the page. how can you make sure it's the right building. this is the cities official address street from block 2129 which is,pachako, 2029, and this is maintained by the first floor on this building and this has the official address of the city. the date the address was issued and maybe the date the address was changed and other alternate addresses we may initially applied to the building. when you look for the history of your building not only do you look at every address it might have been called by. example you might ask for both streets it intersects and always reference block 21, 29 block or block 1f. we're referencing blocks and addresses are nothing but trouble. people make them up. they come and go. 1125 abc. we have tremendous problems so use blocks primarily. >> in addition to map's there's other resources showing characteristics of lot

you need a pencil and piece of paper. >> good morning. i am mike harris. memorial day means to me is remembering those who have served our country, present and past. thank you for your service. >>> millions of us down loaded apps on the iphones and ipads and some could have been created by a utah teen. the 10th grader designed 5 apps and you would think a 16-year- old who creates electronic games that looks like this would probably have taken up computer programming as a class or two maybe in the 6th, 7th or 8th or 9th great. he taught himself to do it in the 8th great. he -- grade. he picked up a book beginning iphone development and has gotten good. last year he released city sky where the character is in a cape negotiating skylines avoiding obstacles in its way. >> so we are in new york. and some of these buildings are in new york. there's the new trade center and a big helicopter. >> clayton begins the app designs with pencil and paper and to the computer where he writes the complicated codes which will make the game come to life. but the future career

apple pie, big sheik antique bowls of wooden apples, read and golden, apples pencils, produce framed on the library wall, texas vegetables from the rio grand empire. i am an american first, then a texan he would say not understanding he sounded like auggi march. the clues are there, i later realized. a man's fate is his character. you always have to show off and tell us what you know, carl said. i'll be in washington next week i say. i have an interview, i have to close of peace. you promised me, you said you would stay away from washington state. you sat right here and said you would not go to the cascades. he yells as loudly as i have ever heard him. washington, d.c. i shout back. i have the trait as well. [laughter]. >> as you are thinking about that, i would like to ask you to give us one more. there are 2 completely surprising and interesting substories woven through this narrative of your brother, 1, your fabulous aunt character in mexico getting frosty into mexico and running around with frita caller and your discovery of apples? >> this is astonishing, are we talking about th

what i like to do is take the pencil. and you do the pencil after.onto the whole lip. and what that does is keep it in place. and then you could put a little bit of lip gloss. and this is really sheer on top of it. and for touchups, you just kind of pull this out of your bag and throw it on. >> so really, it's about layering to make it last for the whole day. >> layering. we call her the city bride. >> what is the big difference between city and beach bride? >> she's very sophisticated. she's got lashes on. a lot of brides wear lashes on your wedding day. we have a long-wear gel liner to bring her eyes out, which is really pretty. and she's very elegant and understated. she kind of looks like a princess. >> michelle, you look beautiful. >> doesn't she look beautiful? >> bobbie, is it more makeup for the city bride? i know you said glamorous. this is all of those things, but is it more? >> it's a brighter lip probably than you're used to. and it's certainly a darker liner and lashes. and it's very subtle. it's very subtle. and make sure you have enoug

. >> and there is lee explaining they're long and skinny like pencils and if you drop a bunch of pencils in a dish and shake it they line themselves up. the viruses line up the same way, until someone puts pressure on them. causing them to scatter and creating a spark. there is a tiny spark that for lee was like fire works going off. >> and this amount of power generated isn't much. it's about a quarter of what comes out of the battery. but once they get it producing more power possibility kobz endless. >> there is tending to get very small. >> they can charge your smart phone. >> you can collect all of your mechanical move manies. >> or saved your life. >> we can implant. then, this is sustainibility. >> you can create a pace maker charged. >> yes. >> abc 7 news. >> coming up here next assignment 7. >> we're concerned with poisoning lake tahoe. >> why pesticide maze have to be used to solve a menacing problem. >>> california state water board confronts whether to allow pesticide use in lake tahoe. some believe it will have saved the lake from being choked to death by invasive species, o

scott mcgrew, you can mark your calendar with a pencil. >> with a pencil.to erase the old day which was 17. i'm glad i used the pencil. "wall street journal" says this morning this time it is absolutely sure that facebook ipo will come friday, may 18. the so-called road show where executives privately brief reasonable doubt investors will come this coming monday. now the billion dollar question, literally, is how much is facebook worth? you can be an expert in finances and have no idea. not even clear facebook has any idea. reports show advertising slowing. it is having trouble bringing ads to mobile users. lot of people doing more and more facebook on mobile. but that said, facebook influences are undeniably. yesterday we were talk about that new push to get people to sign up and become organ donors. the california organ donation registry says a number of people signing up jumped by 800% in one day thanks just to facebook. now the dow hit a 4 1/2 year on tuesday. check pre-market action. jackie deanne jealous of cnbc. >> good morning, scott. the futures ar

i'm glad i used that pencil.wall street journal," laura, this morning says it is -- this time it is absolutely sure that facebook ipo will come friday, may 18. the so-called road show where executives privately briefed early investors will come as soon as this coming monday. the billion dollar question is how much is facebook worth? you can be an expert at financing and still have no idea. it is not clear facebook knows how much it is worth. we should -- weekly financial reports say facebook's advertising is slowing. and it is having trouble bringing ads to mobile users. at the same time, it is -- many people are doing more and more facebooking on moesh aisle. but facebook's influence is undeniable. yesterday we were talking about the new push to get people to sign up to come organ donors. the california organ donation registry says the number of people signing up jumped by 800% in one day thanks to facebook. executives at the company have been talking publicly. they need to be careful to avoid the google problem

so, i got me some pretty good pencils. oil pencils right. this is a big part of my life in here. drawing, playing guitar, all that little stuff right there, man. >> the shakedown has produced both weapons and drugs. the intense environment has also prompted the accused in the honor dorm stabbing to make a statement. >> man was trying to extort some money out of me. >> extort some money out of you? >> right. >> how were they trying to extort money out of you? >> well, mcneill told me, he said, i'll tell you what, he said, you don't have three bugles and a bag of coffee by this morning, he said, i'm going to beat your ass down that hallway. then he said on store day, i'm going to beat your ass and take your whole bag from you, even if i have to wait till then. that's not the first time this happened, you know? the only way i'd ever do anything like that is when my back is just all the way against the wall. that's the way it was. it would be one thing, if he was just talking about jumping on me and beating me up. but when he started talking about taking my whole store bag and everyt

we have to still use paper and pencil to get that to our jail. we have to assign people are sentence people. the other part of that is integrated assessment tool and risk management tool. that is a tool called compass. we are working with the adult probation department and the mayors of -- the mayor's office. that would refine our system and give us more statistical data and assessment data of each inmate that walks through the door, and be able to share that information with our partners, who are also involved with realignment. the last is to update technology. there is a hardware improvement for our central computer system. any questions on that page? overall, the summary is working closely with the departments to develop shared efficiencies. when i talk about departments, i am talking about the police department and adult probation, working within our department to create efficiencies. we are taking a look at our jails, our population counting, and our classification system, seeing what the staffing levels should be. also, population trends ar

now it consists of pencil strong cables costing $6 billion and the new span is on schedule to open for the 2013 labor day weekend. >>> let's go to sal for the early morning commute, hey, sal. >>> we are doing well around the bay area and we will look at interstateel 880, no major problems going down. and a small delay at the toll plaza, no trouble on the upper deck on the way to the downtown area and northbound 280 looks good going to 17. let's go to steve. >>> there are some low 40s and there is no bite to the area although we rebound well. out to sacramento there is a little on the breezy side. mid-40s san rafael 44 livermore san santa rosa 41. yesterday we had increasingly low clouds coming to the interior so it does not support the fog. it could be our last rain for the season the. this system will sweep in and look like we will have some drizzle and light rain and not a lot, sometimes mother nature can throw you a curve, but chilly morning and now it will be sunny overall we are waiting for the next system to come in and tomorrow will be cloudy and cooler. today we have patchy fog

if you drop a bunch of pencil in the dish and shake them. they line themselves up.e themselves up the same way until someone puts pressure on them. causing them to scatter and create a spark. tiny spark that for lee was like fireworks going off. >> i was very surprised and excited. >>reporter: the amount of power this prototype generates isn't very much. only about a quarter of what comes out of the triple a battery but once it introduces important power the possibility could be more endless. >> 5 or 10 year later we can continue to make very small personal electric generator. >>reporter: that could charge your smart phone. >> by walking. jogging. typing. you can basically collect all your mechanical movements as electricity. >>reporter: or save your life. >> implant your body and then separate sustainable electric source. >>reporter: create a pacemaker that is charged by the very heart that it protects. >> yes exactly. >>reporter: at the national laboratory jonathan bloom abc 7 news. >> isn't that amazing. we continue. san francisco neighborhood are not putting out

there are people in this room who could calculate with no pencil, no paper, only their minds how fast the cannonball would have to go. and i think that 80% of the people in this room can make that calculation if i guide your thinking. can we try it? you want to see who you are? let's try. let me give you a geometrical fact. we live in a world that's curved. we know it's curved because if you put a laser one meter off the ground and you fired the laser beam out over the desert like the mojave desert in california, perfectly flat for miles and miles and miles. if you fired that laser beam, you'd find out the lasebeam over here, it looks like to people it's poiing up but it's not pointing up here. it jt that the earth is curving under. let me give you a fact that a geography teacher can tell you about. if you go out 8 kilometers, that's 8,000 meters this way, you'll find out there is a five meter vertical drop. you will be 5 meters higher than you were over here. we live in a world that for every 8 kilometers you go out, tangent-wise, there's a 5 meter drop. that's all i'm saying. but th

. >> me and my bunky, we make different colors with deodorant, crayola pencils.nd we mix them together. >> so you color with the color pencils and you take the deodorant and -- >> yes. >> we mix them up with her finger. >> only specific types of deodorants can do this though? >> yeah, the good stuff. >> so you get it all good and mixed up, ready to go on the eye. see? just like that. it looks like a glob of color. >> and where -- where inmates that get up and do this every morning. >> because you stop feeling like a human being. not that makeup is all important. but i mean it's -- it's a ego booster. >> like culberson, ortega has been at the orange county jail for the past 15 months. unlike culberson, she's no longer waiting for trial. instead ortega pled guilty to a dui hit and run with great bodily injury. >> i'm an alcoholic. i'm native american and irish. so all the experts say that it's in my blood. but, aside from that, i black out. the average person who's going to drink as much alcohol as i would drink would pass out, end up sleeping, snoring, whatever yo

our number 2 pencils are at the ready. i hate tests.d. >>> it is extremely unlikely that you know the name of miss teen south carolina 2007. i don't. you don't. you are forgiven for not knowing. but even without knowing her name, it is still likely that you remember her forever for this one piece of video. >> some people out there in our nation don't have maps and, i believe that our education, like, such as in south africa and the iraq, everywhere, like, such as. >> yeah, locked in the memory banks. the person who got a little lost during a beauty pageant, such as the iraq, the maps, that whole thing, you may not remember her name, but she forever is the person who said that thing, that time. it's like the solitary confinement cell of public awareness. somebody says something publicly which is never, ever forgotten, and for which that person is remembered exclusively, forever. it doesn't happen very often, but when it does happen, it sticks with you. and it has just happened again. it has just happened again right in the middle of the

learning to write, meaning you need to strengthen your hand and finger muscles in order to hold the pencilg brushes where they have a bigger grasp on things, or we use the smaller brushes or pencils. woman: brian, do you want to come on the feely walk? you need to take your shoes and socks off and tell me what you feel. that was soft. soft. it was soft. oh, cold! that's the cold one. what's in there, jonathan? ice. ice. let's see... how will that feel on your feet? no. no, don't like that one, huh? hendrick: it's so important that we encourage our children to develop all their senses, like touch... sight... hearing... i think she's thinking about trick-or-treating. ...smell and taste... because the more they use them, the more they can learn. do you want to smell the next one? ok. let's see if we can guess what it is. hendrick: take a close look at these activities. what other activities can you think of that might help your children use all 5 senses? woman: let's see what that was, rhondel. what is that? oh, you know what that is? girl: it's a rock! woman: it's a rock. hendrick: children

this vietnam veteran uses a glove that he altered to grasp pencils and brushes to help in paint in spiteof the mobility of a l s. >> it has been therapeutic, getting quite a bit of movement and agility in my right hand. >> for but it is therapeutic in another way, he gives veterans a way to tell their stories. >> does it remind you of some place you have been george? >> he was a paratrooper in the korean war. >> in makes me forget my problems. >> this morning gunner fought in world war two. >> i enjoy the company, i enjoyed painting, i look forward to monday. and i don't know what i would have done without him. >> he displays the art with frames that he collects at arrive cells. he has organized community art shows, sales, and it listed a team of local artist and volunteer teachers. >> we don't have credentials, we're not a psychiatrist or therapist. but we are dedicated. and compassionate. and i think that you know, that is what it takes. >> when it gives can be summed up in one word. >> " i love that, or, i love that color, or " i would love to use a color ". it is not something usuall

. >>> everyone seems to have miami penciled in as the nba champion. up 3-0 on the knicks but new york fought back today to take game four right here on abc-7. amar'e stoudemire in the lineup. the flush. now knicks up three. lebron james, flashes it in from downtown. 27 for lbj. tied at 84. anthony answers back. knicks win 89-87 to stop an nba record 13-game playoff losing streak. >>> sixers pulled away from the bulls late in game four. holiday hits the three. 3 seconds later, connects again. 20 points for him. sixers put the bulls on the road and lead the series. to the ice, king and the blues. the kings capped a does in the third. scoring on the empty net. get the sweep with the victory. they're in the conference finals for only the second time in franchise history. >> there is so much young talent on the pga tour, it's been hard for a guy like rickie fowler to get into the winner's circle. fowler clicking on all circles. tied for the lead at 14-under. waisted opportunities. d.a. points for par, and the wind -- win on 18. 14-under. rory mcilroy, a ch

. >> i penciled it in. >> jimmy: you got to pencil that in.t be able to beat me. >> is this one rigged, too? >> jimmy: no, it's not rigged at all. would you like to? >> sure. yeah, i'm down for it. >> jimmy: anderson cooper and i are trying a new game after the break. it involves pies. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ we're at the prime time steak house in houston where we switched their steaks for walmart's choice premium steak. let's see what people think. it's a steak-over. it's juicy. it's tender. it seems like it just melts in my mouth. that's a nice steak. only one in five steaks is good enough to be called walmart choice premium beef. you are eating walmart steaks. really? this is fabulous. the steak is excellent. i'm gonna go to walmart and bring it here. [ laughter ] walmart choice premium steak. try it, tell us what you think on facebook. by the way, it's 100% money back guaranteed. ♪[swing music plays] this summer... win a ledgendary voyage to heineken destinations around the world. head to your local participating retailer..

i did pencil in a couple low 70s. santa rosa and napa pretty close. you get to may i will tell you a couple moments of sun temperatures can warm up fast. the system has moved out. low clouds and fog and then sun. it will be breezy. it will be a little warmer. temperatures 60s and 70s. even 70 for napa and fairfield. berkeley 62. city 62. hayward at 65 degrees. low, low 70s. 68 seemed popular livermore, pleasanton. santa cruz at 66. that will be a cool saturday morning and then warmer. 80s inland as we get to sunday and monday. >>> good news for cal train riders the decision just made that could make commuting easier. >> arson investigators on the scene of an overnight fire near hayward. what witnesses are saying about this fire. oh. oh look the lion is out! no mommy no! don't worry honey, it only works on checks. deposit checks from your smartphone with chase quickdeposit. just snap a picture, hit send and done. take a step forward and chase what matters. >>> someone intentionally set fire to this house near hayward with three people inside. >> we are

more than 17,000 pencil, thick steel wires will be fixed so steel saddles can be placed on them a caltranspokesperson talked about the milestone late this morning. >> it's a big milestone for us to get to the point where the cable is ready to start receiving those saddles and take the weight of the bridge. >> caltrans says after this stage, workers should be ready to start hanging suspension cables to the deck by the end of the summer. the $6 billion eastern span is set to open september of next year. >>> well, our warm weather pattern over the past few days, coming to an end. in fact, taking a live look outside, looking out towards mt. diablo, a few high clouds, a little bit of haze. the tree on the right portion of your screen getting a little bit of a workout. we have a breeze out there. you will notice this, some clouds out there, partly cloudy skies, patchy fog as well and wind speeds have been picking up. take a look at our buoys offshore. you can see winds gusting to right around 20 miles an hour. the winds, the onshore breeze that's been cooling off the bay area. that will be the c

as for mcmahon he now wants to become a surgeon and wonders if he'll ever have to remove a pencil from someone else. it sounds obvious but there's a beating before you barbeque this weekend check your wire brush ourselves if there are any loose bezels you want to toss out the press immediately and if you have a consumer complaint or question click,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,'g on for the news at 6 water rescue his family the new tool helping search teams save lives. becoming cash and a texan guys talk about in the background and never make it. >>> the conversion and the bills that after 75 years the golden gate bridge defies the odds the men materials and passion that made it happen those stories and much more tonight at 6:00.

imagine being a youth living in their bathroom without a pencil to right. maybe a few books. but the urge to be in play. that is the groups as part -- the group this policy is directed to. all of them are directly related to my life experiences as an incarcerated juvenile and those of the committee members. it is based on the research we have done in constant communication with city officials. the mytyouth committee has beenn contact with the probation department. youth were denied access to the recreation areas. i am sure you know that 92% of incarcerated youth have experienced a traumatic event. according to a letter sent to the board of supervisors from a nurse who works in a juvenile justice center, she expressed a lack of outdoor large muscle activity contributes to migraines, headaches, and self- inflicted harm. also vitamin d which disproportionately affects the african american population in the justice center. outdoor recreation is imperative to the health of our youth. there will come back to our community and it is our goal to have them positively integrate back in

the drawings were subtle works of art, done in a mixture of pen and ink, crayon, pencil, and gouache. they were published in book form and caught the eye of a younger generation of artists, including bruce nauman. bruce nauman) they were so primitive in t materials well as the images. i think th we very stron for to look at because i was interested in drawing and then his use of crayon and gouache or watercolor was such a kindergarten use of media (nrao ias the rtim ine ed pe british people, reached a new and wider audience. -enaing thprocess that eae shelter awings. (narrator of documentary) on almost any night during a raid this figure might have been seen wandering about: henry moore the sculptor. here, perhaps, was the one artist most capable of immortalizing the stoic endurance and suffering of these people. (narrator) forty-seven years old at the end of the war, henry moore was talented and charismatic, perfectly poised to become britain's leading artist. a retrospective exhibition at the museum of modern art in new york in 1946 gave moore a foothold in the international arena.

they are all written on pencil on onion skin. you can find out how many horse troughs were approved and things like that which is often very useful in determining when there are multiple buildings on a residential lot it will help determine if the secondary building has a history of habitant occupancy or what occupancy it was. >> once again you can get those at what? >> 1155 market street. the manager of the water department that time gathers staff while the city was burning and some people were hauling buckets of water and somewhere hauling records out. if your researching a building that's pre 06. that's probably some of the best sources of information about your building that you will be able to find. you will be able to find who applies for the connection. sometimes it was the owner or the builder and the date it was connected and those go back to -- i've seen some from the late 18 60's. under the address. also the public library, 6th floor history room on micro film, the roll stuff, a copy of the ledgers by street. so if you

i did pencil in 80 for brentwood. san rafael 73. 64 in the city. 76 in pleasanton. 74 los gatos. 60s up and down the coast. a little warmer as we go into the weekend and sunday that fog will creep back up. it doesn't take much to get the fog machine rolling. pam. >>> 4:42 is the time right now. targeting older women in san francisco. the scam that left one victim without her jewelry and $20,000. >> vallejo family upset after their pet dog was shot and killed by police. why officers say they opened fire. >> 101 at the 580 split traffic looking good. we'll take a look at your other bay area roadways shortly. and supporting you,then you fees have the strength to keep going. each of our children has hopes and dreams for their future. help them get there. become a mentor. >>> good morning. happy friday. clear. mostly clear. a little chill in the morning air. temperatures 60s, 70s and a few 80s. >> thank you. >>> after trayvon martin was shot and killed in florida sanford police urged the state attorney to arrest george zim

people in over 200 territories around the world stopped working, stopped their homework, put their pencils down, put their lives on hold all to do this same thing. what they were doing was watching this -- soccer. today's epic game between man u, manchester united, and manchester city. london daily mail said the premier league showdown could alter the landscape of the sport. think of it as yanks versus soxs or gents versus pats times n. final score, manchester city over united, 1-0. >>> up next tonight, a loving couple and the wish of a lifetime. >>> finally, our "making a difference" report sounds like something out of a movie script. a couple meet during world war ii with d-day in the backdrop for their love story. they return to the place where it all happened one last time thanks to one man's extraordinary effort at making a difference for them. our story tonight from nbc's kristen dahlgren. >> it's been 68 years since russell taylor first set foot on utah beach. >> such a mess out there when we came across and landed. >> on the third morning after d-day, underneath that uniform, just

. >> johnny used to take a pencil, used to take a pencil, bounce it off the desk and it would flip upctice that. the nuns did not appreciate it. >> not so much? >> not so much. i got pretty good at it though. that's all for us tonight. see you right back here tomorrow night. have a great night. erin burnett "outfront" starts right now. >>> "outfront" next. the truth about mitt romney's work at bain capital. does it add up? answers. >>> and a midflight scare. u.s. fighter jets scrambled. a flight diverted en route from paris to charlotte. >>> and could george zimmerman walk free?