the two had been together at the bowling alley on the night eric miller fell ill. >> derril completelyording to everybody we talked to, buys a pitcher of beer while they're waiting for a lane to free up. but when eric took his first swallow of beer, you know, it doesn't taste quite right. >> and shortly before derril willard committed suicide, had he confessed to his wife that he had been having an fair with ann miller, iraq an's wife. >> we don't know the whether or not he told his wife anything else about his potential involvement with arsenic or eric miller at the bowling alley. >> investigators searched willard's work computer and phone records. they also searched ann miller's. they found ample evidence of the affair. >> from the middle of october until eric's death, she's got like 500 cell phone calls to derril willard's desk, to his house, or to his cell phone. she's called him over 500 times. >> ann also sent derril e-mails. >> i want to make you feel so many things. i want to show you new things. i want to touch places in you that you didn't know existed. you'd better leave the

they would follow her to where she lived across from the bowling alley. summoning up the nerve they knock down the door but they received a mighty cool reception who was not only intent to maintain her professional demeanor. groups of girls would stakeout her apartment igor to flesh out of her life. one evening with a the intention that would become a sample of mrs. richard nixon. she walked told from a date with headlights from the car of young admirers. this is what richard nixon was competing with them by contrast to a five-year old nixon found his ambition blocked. living in a small room over his parents arrived working a job he was reluctant to take, did not have a girlfriend and back home in the town he tried to live we quite -- leave behind after third in his law class he was disappointed with the law firm said turned down the job applications and her mom pulled strings for him to work as an associate the most reputable law firm. >> so he is just beginning his career and pat is having the best time. with his trademark persistence he pursued her. aft

. >> he got into an argument with one of the security guards there at the bowling alley, who actually an off-duty bexar county sheriff's deputy. in that altercation, he ended up striking this deputy and, in fact, fleeing and evading from the scene. those were pending charges at the time leslie was murdered. >> investigators also learned brian's car caught on fire three months before his father's murder. the origin was suspicious. >> there was an emergency call the vehicle was totaled and had to be put out. there was some question whether or not brian was responsible for starting that fire or being there when the fire started. >> whether leslie vaughn suspected this or not is unclear. but he offered to buy brian a used car to replace the one ruined in the fire. apparently brian wanted a new one. a car salesman told police he witnessed a heated argument between the two on the afternoon of the murder. >> his academic grades were poor, which was the reason his father wouldn't buy him a car in the first place. >> according to brian's younger brother, chris, the argument continued until the

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they followed her to the one stucco bungalow court where she lived on hadley street across from the bowling alley. summoning up their nerve, they knocked on her door, but they receive offed a mighty cool reception from ms. ryan who was not only intent on maintaining her professional demeanor, but prier the naturally guarded, even secretive. groups of girls staked out her apartment eager to flesh out the fantasies of her exhilarating life. one evening in the intention that would become common place in the public life of mr. richard nixon, pat returned home from a date and walked to her door in the glare of headlights fixed upon her from a car of young admirerrers. admirers. so this is what richard in nixon was competing with. and by contrast, at the beginning of january 1939 -- '38, 25-year-old dick fix son found his native ambition blocked. he was living in a small room over his parents' garage, he did not have a girlfriend, and he was back home in the town he had tried to leave behind. after placing third in his graduating class at duke law school, he'd been disappointed with prominent east coas

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direction the city wants to take but there is a strong possibility the future won't include the bowling alley, craft store or dollar tree, not to mention its signature piece, the marry go round. >> when my son dan was probably one or two years old, i would put him on the back of pie bicycle, not the harley, on the kids' seat and we would race the marry go round and go round and round and round. >> reporter: there are traffic concerns and long-time local businesses worried about too much transformation. >> we're curious to see how they will develop it. we don't know how that will affect us yet. we're good with change. we like to roll with change, so in telling a little bit more, we'll just kind of status quo right now. >> reporter: it's a shopping center on the shopping block, destined to change the look and the feel of its community. now i spoke with a couple local developers today. they say it is early but they wouldn't be surprise to hear opening bids in the 40 million dollar range. now if you would like to eye in, there is a chance and community meeting taking place on the 10th of february

. >> we went to the bowling alley together and stuff like that. it's a weird feeling to think of her other life. >> to watch a lot of tv. she may be built to get an insanity plea. >> police say she and her husband used craigslist to lure a man that wanted to kill. both she and her husband have pleaded not guilty. >>indiana voters will have to wait a few years before they vote on a proposed amendment against gay marriage. gay marriage is not legal under indiana law. but now the legislature has approved an amendment that would ban it, within the state constitution. this was first proposed three years ago, but this version does not ban civil unions. that will delay getting the proposal on the ballot because state law requires proposed amendments to be passed by two legislative sessions before they go to the voters. that means it'll have to wait until election day in 2016. the mayor of gary will deliver her state of the city address. she's good delay of her goals for next year. we will stream the speech live on the website. >>a chicago attorney is abo

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if you think about the last five years of quantitative easing, the analogy in my head, it is like a bowling alleyou have the bumpers down the side. at some point, we have to pull them out. suddenly, people will have balls missing. that is like equity investing. in the last few years you could not miss as long as you were long. that will start to change as the fed removes liquidity. >> what keeps you up at night? equities --of liquidity of equities. volatility was so last year because the fed was involved. we believe that volatility will again to pick up. shock from emerging markets is also large. we see what is happening in the ukraine and venezuela. that will only worsen as the paper gets more aggressive. and china. if they do not move to a more induction model, it will be tough. >> how afraid are you of brazil? >> not very. much more of those other three spots. >> great to have you here. garry, portfolio manager from passport capital. having a pretty good 2014 already. >> a bunker designed to survive a nuclear attack. sounds like the perfect place to store secret data. that is coming up next on

. >> and it is not only the balls that have been modernized. >> this is a bowling alley? budweiser? >> no, we have none. >> this is the future. >> people here are here to bowl, not to sleep in the chair an not to worry about popcorn in the back and videos. >> but bowling journal readers are more serious bowlers. >> got that ten pin. >> carmen salvino in his eighties is in his 29th tournament of champions is reading the journal. >> i not only reading i have been fortunate to be on the cover a few times? >> you have? a few times? >> and how many games do you think you have rolled in your career? >> oh, god, a couple million. >> that is a lot of frustrating spares. >> no! why me, body? i am a good guy! >> and a ton of strikes. >> all right. >> >> now that is a body for 80 years old. >> opening shot title match. >> back at the tournament, the australian two-handed bowler jason belmonte, faced off against wes malotte. >> we will spare you the details but by the final frame del monte was the champion of champions and it turns out the champ reads bowlers journal too. >> do you p

bowl which is right next to the brewery. phenomenal success. that's about 20,000 square foot bowling alley and club. hing four times bigger than what they -- liz: and they'll sell your beer. >> and they'll sell brooklyn. liz: you walked across the street and said, dude -- >> charlie and peter, can you sell my beer in vegas, and they said, sure.% liz: well, i hope everybody if you drink beer asks for brooklyns. congratulations. >> thank you. liz: it never ceases to amaze me and impress me when somebody tosses their one careee that seems to be stable and safe and goes for their real passion. >> yeah, yeah. and, you know, i've been very fortunate. liz: we're fortunate to have you. thank you so much. >> thank you. liz: closing bell ringing in 17 minutes. billionaire george soros making head laurens by doubling -- headlines by doubling down on his bet against the s&p 500. he's a bear. but then a whole group of other fund managers are doing the exact opposite. they are believers in u.s. we equities. in a moment, which one's right? we're going to ask a really smart guy with more than three billion in assets

the white house look like a dump. i was just there. all it has is a bowling alley and a stupid organic garden. sh our state dinners took place in on a pirate ship. then i wouldn't have been the only one who showed up with a parrot. (laughter) if i'm speaking of making america look bad, barak obama, this man does not understand what is at stake here. >> it underlines the tension between russia and the united states of late. that some believe harkens back to the cold war. >> the president said that this had nothing to do with the cold war. >> in the eyes of vladimir putin it does. he wants to restore the russian empire. >> sad truth is putin considered by many to be a stronger leader than obama. >> obama is more of a publicist for us weekly than a president. and when you put a community organizer up against an e-kgb, this is what happens. >> stephen: yes, i think i speak for all freedom loving people when i say, why can't we be ruled by an e-kgb officer? (laughter) >> stephen: good point, greg. >> obama is like a publicist for us weekly. even worse, 73% of readers say putin wore it better. i ask

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can't have them out there by themselves until they know what they're doing and the curling clubs are run a lot like bowling alleysues and there are training sessions and whatnot, so that's all building and they're all having open houses for the olympics now so that people can learn to curl or at least get a taste of it and decide what their interest is. wisconsin's different than a lot of areas because we have it in the high school programs. >> your grand kids, how old are they? we'll see them in the olympics i assume. >> we have a 6 and 8-year-old who are throwing stones now and then we have a little 2-year-old so he's still yet to come. he thinks he's a curler. >> well, throwing stones meant something different when i was a kid but these days it means being out there on the ice. congratulations, really, on the kids. won't be a medal this time around but congratulations on your family success. >> thank you. >> thank you very much. >>> also, a big show of support for university of missouri football player michael sam. after hearing that members of the baptist church were planning to protest the home basketball ga

the stags. check out this corey henson alley-oop to dj harvey. they take care of business. bishop 70-36. >>> all right. let's move onto the track now, tonight was the super bowl of nascar racing. it doesn't get much bigger than the daytona 500. weather delayed the start of the race six hours and 21 minutes. it didn't matter because it was well worth the wait. call this one a wet and wild affair. just six laps to go. we'll skip ahead. >> wet and wild? >> hey, hey -- >> did you work all night for that one? >> sometimes. the 3 car bumps the 31 car of ryan newman. we have sparks here. six cars out of the running. they would go to the body shop. down the stretch they come. final lap, plenty of destruction here behind the leaders, but it's dale earnhardt jr. hanging on for the great victory at the daytona 500. it's been awhile since dale earnhardt jr. won a daytona 500. he won back in 2004. >>> let's move on now to the olympics. it was the final day of competition in sochi. niklas backstrom of the capitols did not experience team sweden's gold medal game. he was suspended for failing a drug test. now this positive test was triggered by an allergy medication he's be

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. >> most curling is done with clubs in the united states, but many curlers hope it becomes big enough and as common as bowling alleys still not for profit. curling may not be big business yet, but wall streeters love the sport. mark says it's because it's a thinker's game. >> there's a lot of strategy involved. it's not just throwing a rock down the ice. you usually have to think a couple shots ahead. it's almost like chess. >> a game of chess where a lot of yoga would help. speaking of yoga, when you watch curling today, check out jared zezel, he has a lunge that would make any yoga instructor jealous. he says he doesn't do yoga. kelly, i don't believe him. back to you. >> and we've been asking, you've been tweeting. up next, your thoughts on whether companies should align themselves more with employees or investors when it comes to paying out 401(k) matches. really what i should be telling su curling coverage starts here on cnbc at 5:00 p.m. coming up, we will talk a little bit more about that. we're also going to get to those tweets as promised. workers versus shareholders. is it an either/or? we'll be right back