stover in the back of my rig.at that casino, looked around for a place to dump his body. michiel oakes: there's kind of a dilapidated-looking dock thing. and i got my car as close to that as possible and muscled him out and dropped him in the water. keith morrison: an area investigators had searched but never found anything. then, he said, he drove across the state not to his kids, but to linda's house, though he insisted he did not tell her any of what just happened, didn't tell her what he'd done. i just said i had a really bad day. and when the police showed up the next night, he admitted, he did try to throw out some evidence. what was your intent? i needed-- i needed one more day. i didn't-- i was trying not to get arrested just yet. keith morrison: but of course, he was arrested and charged. and now, it was prosecutor rich weyrich's turn to challenge his story about, for example, that morning at mark stover's house. did you hear the gun go off? you know, i don't recall anything really. who pulled the trigger

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defense attorney stover made the argume argument.melissa took the stand. >> emotionally the damage you have caused me is almost unbearable. for alyssa, you crumbled her foundation and everything she knew to be right and true. and as hard as this is to do or believe, i also want you to know i have found it in my heart to forgive you. >> and then james got his sentence. >> the murder charge, you're sentenced to life in prison that life without parole ever. >> afterward the little girl in the middle of the family drama turned to melissa with a remarkable request. alyssa asked to meet with james and was ushered in to see him before he was whisked away. >> i told him that i decided to forgive him and that i wanted him to have hope. >> and she wept then, tears of forgiveness, lingering grief for her father. and as for melissa, after the trial she told us she was ready to move on. >> where will you keep ben? >> he will always be in my heart. he'll never be forgotten, but we do have to go on. we still have to be here and live day-to-day life

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stephens who is out the american third seed with same packing by latvian and i started your server stover in straight sets six two and six three it's the first time in the career of the nineteenth seed that she will play in a grand slam semifinal. six and nine since monday bad sinus infection. whatever you got to play and thank you said i here in time while burnt the last matches and today just was a tough day i didn't play my best i wish i could have played better but just wasn't the day i'm inside two thousand and nine seven when martin del potro is through to the semifinals he was up against american john is now at the arthur ashe stadium and overcame his opponent in four states now out of the teenager racing driver getting ready to compete in formula one eighteen year old landon norris will drive for mclaren next season and he doesn't seem fazed by it at all i still made it to form on a nearly regime and all drivers. after ready for it mclaren if you think i'm ready for so. it shows i'm good enough to get to the point where i am now. and they're focusing in on conference and we think

incites a record equalling twenty fourth grand slams hartle shed a little trouble dispatching anastasio stover of latvia six three six love in their semifinal twelve months ago williams was close to death due to complications during childbirth. you know a little mission aren't there because last year i was literally fighting for my life in the hospital i think i was on my fourth surgery. i was on my third surgery i have one more to go. not only not only is my future bride he even though i'm not you know. but i still have a very very bright future that is super exciting for me williams will face and i mean i saw her in saturday's final she beat last year's runner up madison keys in straight sets a song for the first japanese woman to reach a grand slam. i even when i was a kid i always stream that i would place you know now final the grand slam so just to tap and. i'm very happy about it but the same time i feel like even though i should enjoy this more i should still think of it as another match and. you know i shouldn't really think of her as like my you know i she just like try to play here