and that sort of thing. >> small time sacramento criminal gary lee smith was recruited first to rob the daviespproached me, had some information about the value of the things in the davies house. he told me where the gold and silver would be located. >> but smith wondered whether davies would resist. >> what happens if this guy doesn't agree to this? because i mean he's not going to want anybody coming in and taking his stuff. well, we'll just shoot him. i certainly knew that i didn't want to be involved in anything like that. the davies are innocent people. they could have been my grandparents. it just wasn't right. >> before gloria's trial, smith approached prosecutor cleland and told them he had been recruited by a man named bob hoard. hoard, a convicted felon was neva's son and had connections to virgil fletcher. but cleland never arrested bob hoard. instead he pressed smith to tell him about gloria killian. >> i told them i didn't know her. they said, what was her involvement? i said, none that i know of. >> it should have caused them to re-evaluate their case but they had already made up

the left side. make it 1-0 as. here he teams up with ike davis to rob smith of base hit. t of the game. running from first to third does rickey henderson impersonation. he would later score a sacrifice fly. eric sogar gets smith to end the contest. oakland shuts out seattle 2-0. the most allowed by hernandez this season. >>> over at the nation's capitol on this fourth of july it was only fitting george washington would come in first among the presidents. michael taylor began with a bang taking the first pitch deep to left for a home run. this would leave him mad and bummed. four pitches later bryce harper. suffers the fifth loss. washington's tyler moore provided fireworks going 3 for 4. he drives in two with this double, 9-3 the final there. the giants have dropped five straight. >>> the victory parade continues for the warriors. today harrison barnes got to bring the trophy to his hometown. he was excited to share the trophy with those who knew him from the start. >> it was very special. people in iowa supported me since day one. back when we were getting -- winning stat

the leadership of owner bill davis has been the go-to for weddings and parties in d.c., maryland, and virginia. >> it's like all these different commercials on the radio. >> reporter: that's why caylee and robf centerville, virginia were shocked to receive this letter from davis yesterday telling them the company had pulled the plug on its business. the couple's wedding is just a month away. and the letter made no mention of refunding the $1,000 they paid davis when they signed a contract months ago. >> a wedding is so expensive. everything that goes into it, the flowers, the cake, the food everything is expensive. so when you're paying somebody all this money, you're expecting them to give you the services and then now you're out money and out a deejay. >> reporter: word quickly spread on online review sites like yelp, with brides lamenting about having to find another deejay weeks before their weddings. several also noted they had not received a refund. most made an effort to contact davis with no results. in service. >> reporter: e-mails bounced back. their facebook page has been shut down. i spoke tonight to a deejay who contracted for davis. he too is left high and dry by this news. he

the ninth o's down one. chris davis smacks this one. it looks like it's gone but avisail garcia robsves it for the white sox. that hurts. the final for this one 3-2. at the wimbledon, roger federer is in the fourth round, the seven-time champ defeating sam groth. federer lost his first set but came back strong in the fourth, wearing down the aussie. he advances 6-4 6-4 6-7 6-2. the world cup final is set. it all goes down tomorrow, rematch of 2011's final, u.s.a. and japan tomorrow at 7:00. team u.s.a. can still taste 2011 and it's not a good taste. japan would take the last world cup title against the two on a penalty kick after a 2-2 draw. this is what it's all about. you've got your rematch so what are you going to do with it? >> this is why you spend all those hours doing stuff you don't want to do and sweating and pouring all that into it to get to a final is incredible and to know what it tastes like to lose one is not incredible but it's a lot of motivation. we're confident. we know we have the team to go out let it no matter who we play. robert: joey jaws chestnut, the human

the two runs. birds up 4-0 at this point. eighth inning chris davis, get to crush now. he was robbed of a home run yesterday. looking for revenge today, a man on. crush, going to take this ball to left. jamie shuck, watch this grab. >> wow that's impressive. >> shuck robs chris davis again. this guy chris davis can't win, beside being a major league baseball player, orioles, final score, 9-1. >>> the o's and nationals, they will meet up later this week for a three-game series. that series will take place, or start on friday at camden yards. >>> moving on to women's world cup, tonight's match against japan is all about or more than just redemption for the americans. abby wambach, the face of women's soccer in the u.s., has yet to win a world cup final. at the age of 35, this will be her last chance to do so. back in 2011, these two teams met in the world cup final and wham back had what we all believe at the time was the game winner. have to give japan a lot of credit, they came back to steal that match and the cup from the americans. they won on penalty kicks. now the u.s., they did beat japan the following

the orioles back down, 3-2. chris davis up he's going to really get ahold of this one. but look at that -- >> that's incredible. >> incredible by garcia. robs of the tying home run. white sox win it 3-2. >>> funny how life is. as much as things change, they stay the same. four years since the united states women lost to japan in the final to the world cup. a year later, they beat japan to claim the gold in the 2012 olympics. and now we're on the eve of another world cup final, it's the united states and japan again for the big surprise. u.s. and japan again. but it almost wasn't. sometimes it's better to be lucky than good. a cruel owned goal, the difference in a 2-1 win for japan in the semifinals. the united states, 2-0 win over germany. americans have a shot at a record third world cup title. going for their first since 1999. >>> look at this crowd. chillile taking on argentina. messy is wonderful. so close. and argentina knew they had to have one there. almost won it. head to penalty kicks. the shot stopped by bravo. he comes up with the save. chile now one shot away from their first title. alexis sanchez comes through with the historic

davis smacks this one. never gets old. looks like it is gone. garcia robs him, saves it for the white sox. the final for this one 3-2.ol catches for you. tigers and blue jays. foul ball down the first-base line. alex of the let, he does not normally lay first base. -- alex avila, he does not normally play first base. the astros and red sox. what has gotten into people today? check out pablo sandoval making the catch over the railing. players start acting crazy if it gets warm. they tried to keep him from falling. not an easy task. 255 pounds. that is massive. roger federer has found himself in the fourth round at wimbledon. he defeated sam groth. he came back strong in the fourth using his all court game to wear down the all serving aussie. since 2011, it has been a long four years after going down to japan in the final. now they can look for to the rematch. japan took the last world cup final after a two-to draw on a penalty kick. it is sort of becoming a rivalry in women's soccer. megan says that is what it is all about. >> this is why you spend all of those hours doing stuff you don't want to do, sweating and pour

the interstate. i got six years for it. >> davis has a 17-year sentence for attempted murder but claims he was only defending himself. >> two people came in to rob me, i shot them both. i shot one with a gun. in the state of tennessee, you cannot shoot people regardless if they're in your house, on your property, anything. if they rob you, they have to run. they say call the law, whatever. you cannot defend yourself in the state of tennessee no more. >> cell inmates, you hear their story, you don't know what's the truth, what's not. well, as we dug further into the story, we're like peeling layers of an onion a little bit. >> i was up seven or eight days at this time, too. if you've ever been up that long, you know you're hallucinating. you know what i'm saying? >> turns out he was high on crystal meth. >> basically, what i thought when they come in, you know, i mean like i have friends running in and out of this house all the time. it is a bachelor house, know what i'm saying? i thought they came to rob me. >> i think things got out of hand for him. >> i shot one with a .9 millimeter twice with a leg and got one with a bow in the gut. >> prior

teamed up with ike davis to rob former athletic seth smiths of a base hit. in the seventh.vogt gets his second hits of the game. he would later score on a sacrifice fly. tyler clifford pitched the ninth to get his 15th save. he gets smith to end the game. 2-0, the final. the a's 10 hits, the most given up by hernandez this season. over in the nation's capital. this fan was making a patriotic fashion statement. and on the fourth you know the father of our country, george washington has to come in first in the race against presidents. the game began with a game as michael taylor takes madison bumgarner's first pitch deep to left for a home run. and four pitches later, bryce harper, hitting .344, two-run shot. last year's world series mvp suffered his sixth loss giving up 6 runs in 5 innings. washington's tyler moore provided fireworks, going 3 for 4 with 4 rbi. he drives in two with this double. the giants now dropped five straight. >>> the u.s. has a chance to win their first women's world cup in 16 years today when it takes on defending champ japan in the final. this contes

davis has had a homer taken away. who is counting? he leads the majors in heartbreak. anibal sanchez loving that. two on for jose iglesias. no chance of robbingthis. three-run shot to left. the tigers go on to win it, 7-3. now the orioles a game below .500. >>> all right. so the british open st. andrews. >> ew. >> yes, they were under water. except he loved this, the seagull. three hour and 14 minute rain delay. dustin johnson looking good on dry land a leader at 10 under. will finish his round tomorrow. now, this was an emotional time. five-time open champion tom watson saying goodbye to st. andrews, playing his last british open. a terrific ovation. his son was caddieing for him. watson bids farewell, the round though, of course suspended because of darkness. that's our theme tonight. so a lot of golf has to be played tomorrow. i should have done this sportscast in the dark. >> a lot of people suspicious about what taylor swift and her crew did to our lights. >> it's all over >>> and at least our broadcast. we're going to fade to black dim the lights. >> in honor of the nats. we know that they needed. yeah, we got it. ♪ >> steve: from studi

davis says her attacker retired a few months after her investigation. while the retaliation she so feared became a reality. >> it changes who you are. i feel like they robbedhat fun person. i'm not funny more. >> if we want people to be coming forward early, when perhaps the evidence is going to be available and prosecute will be possible, we need to make sure that they know that their careers will be safe. >> reporter: megan rhoad is the lead author of a study that found based on interviews with military survivor, they're 12 times more likely to face retaliation than see their attacker convicted for sexual assault. but she says no one has been able to get any numbers from the military on retaliation or punishments. >> what happens to the perpetrator and what happens to the victim, that is critical. >> reporter: the national guard bureau says we are aggressively working to understand the scope of the problem to determine a way forward. but when we asked the guard bureau for statistics on how it investigates sex assaults, including retaliation and punishment outcomes the guard bureau admitted it did not have that data on a nationwide level. we were told rea