so you can only imagine how horrific that would have been. >> now, theresa who's in custody has been charged with first-degree murder. did she drive the vehicle or did -- is it known what role she played in this or allegedly played? >> according to the statements, these are coming from the affidavits that authorities filed. originally she was charged with aggravated kidnapping and then first-degree murder as well. it was in the court documents filed at that time that her statements of witnessing the murder and driving the vehicle that carried the girls' bodies down into mississippi, she admitted to doing that. she has subsequently told other people that she was in fear of her life and would never, ever have participated in such a horrible event. >> joining us now on the phone is bobbi booth, the sister of theresa mayes, who had been the wife of adam mayes. it's now confirmed that adam mayes is dead and that the two girls are safe. although dehydrated and shaken by this experience. what are your thoughts on hearing that? >> just i'm glad they're alive. i would like to have seen adam f

sexual acts. >> sister theresa, stripper.ment officials allege she got caught in a sex for cash deal with an undercover police officer who visited the hot dog stand and later went to her home. so how did she find customers allegedly interested in more than a toasted bun you ask? well, apparently by handing out business cards and advertising stripping services. what else would you expect to find a at a hot dog stand? she said she's not a prostitution, and the whole thing is an overreaction. >> i gave them a little happiness and then he asked me for a [ bleep ]. i had 20 cop cars there with handcuffs on me. >> look, who knows. condoms, condiments, maybe there was a misunderstanding. according to wabc, scalia intends to resume business with her hot dog and lap dance business. she said i'll be out there in a bikini top and g-string this summer. it will be hot dogs and blank. she uses a word i'm not going to repeat on a family program. all i can say is summer is fast approaching so if you find yourself at a hot dog stand on long i

again, according to statements that theresa mayes made, the two young girls and the two bodies, they were placed in a car and driven down into mississippi. you can only imagine how horrific that would be. >> theresa has been charged with first-degree murder. did she drive the vehicle or did she -- is it known what role she played in this or allegedly played? >> again in the statements and these are coming from the affidavits that authorities have filed. originally she was charged with aggravated kidnapping and then the next day she was charged with first-degree murder as well. it was in the court documents that her statements of witnessing the murder and driving the vehicle that carried the girls -- the bodies down into mississippi. she admitted to doing that. she has subsequently told other people she was in fear of her life and would never ever have participated in a horrible event. >> joining us on the phone is bobbi booth, the sister of theresa mayes, the wife of adam mayes. bobbi, it's now confirmed that adam mayes is dead and that the two girls are safe. though dehydrated and o

theresa garcia has more on this legendary pop star. ♪ you may look the other way >> reporter: it washe sound of the disco era. ♪ staying alive staying alive >> reporter: robin gibb,

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theresa garcia reports. >> reporter: the search for the secret to alzheimer's disease will focus on one family in colombia. hundreds of members of one extended family that researchers say were born with a genetic flaw that dooms them to contracting the disease by age 50. >> we believe that it is time to launch a new era in alzheimer's prevention research. >> reporter: the family members along with 24 americans at high risk for alzheimer's will participate in a clinical trial crenezumab, an experimental drug scientists say could prevent the buildup of amyloid proteins believed to cause the memory-wasting disease. >> most researchers believe the accumulation of amyloid plays a critical role in alzheimer's disease. if that's right and we start early enough, we may have a way to stop the disease in its tracks before people develop symptoms. >> reporter: the study was announced as obama administration unveiled its plans to start on treatment for the disease by 2025. >> we know a lot more needs to be done and it needs to be done right now, because people with alzheimer's disease and their lov

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theresa garcia has more on this legendary pop star. ♪ you may look the other way >> reporter: it washe sound of the disco era. ♪ staying alive staying alive >> reporter: robin gibb, together with his brothers, ere the bee gees. one of the most successful pop groups of all time. raised in england in australia, the gibb brothers started cranking out the hits in the 1960s. ♪ i'm going back ♪ to massachusetts >> reporter: but it was in the '70s when their popularity was starting to slump that they found their groove in disco. ♪ well you can tell by the way i use my walk i'm a woman's man ♪ >> reporter: using their distinctive falsetto, they did the soundtrack for "saturday night fever" and became a worldwide sensation. ♪ dancing yeah >> reporter: the album was number one for six months, selling 40 million copies. it was one of the best selling records of the 1970s. >> we didn't really foresee it, certainly how big it was going to be. >> reporter: as the disco era passed, the backlash began. the bee gees became a punch line and struggled to remake their image. >> you can't be wonderful to

theresa garcia has details. >> reporter: seattle police say the bearded man in this surveillance photo open fire shortly after walking into this seattle cafe near the university of washington wednesday morning. about a minute later, he's seen standing alone amid overturned stools, holding what appears to be a gun in his left hand. >> a very mellow cafe. there's lots of artists there and musical performances and that kind of thing. it's the last place you would expect for something like this to happen. >> reporter: while police were looking for the gunman they say he fatally shot a woman during a carjacking in downtown seattle. the stolen suv was found abandoned with a gun on the seat. while police were speaking to reporters, word came of a third shooting involving police and a man fitting the description of the gunman in a neighborhood near where the stolen car was found. >> the suspect saw uniformed officers. he apparently knelt down in the middle of the street and put the gun to his head and shot himself. >> reporter: police say preliminary finding suggest all three shootings are con

theresa garcia, cbs news. >> despite the diplomatic firestorm, secretary clinton says u.s./chinese relations are stronger than they've ever been. secretary clinton and timothy geithner meant with hu jintao today. clinton said the u.s. and china have a very open and honest relationship where we can discuss our differences. >>> the obama administration says it may be time to admit defeat in its current handling of the situation in syria. the white house says it's clear the u.n.-brokered cease-fire is not holding and blames the syrian government. the u.n. estimates the 13-month uprising against syrian president assad has claimed over 13,000 lives. >>> the self-proclaimed mastermind of the 9/11 attacks scheduled to be arraigned tomorrow. khalid shaikh mohammed will be arraigned at guantanamo bay where eventually he and four others will be tried by a military tribunal. a trial date will also be set tomorrow. relatives of 9/11 victims will be able to watch the court proceedings on tv and military bases. >>> we've learned more about al qaeda and osama bin laden's final days from j

theresa garcia looks back on his career. ♪ you may look the other way >> reporter: it was the sound ofisco era. ♪ oh oh oh oh staying alive >> reporter: robin give together with his brothers barry and morris were the beegees, one of the most successful pop groups of all time. raised in grande and australia, the gibb -- in england and australia, the gibb brothers started cranking out hits in the 1960s, but it was in the '70s when their popularity was starting to slump they found their groove in disco. ♪well you can tell by the way i use my walk i'm a woman's man no time to talk ♪ >> reporter: the beegees did the soundtrack for saturday night fever and became a worldwide sensation. the album was no. 1 for six months selling 40 million copies. it was one of the best selling records of the 1970s. >> we didn't really foresee it, certainly how big it was going to be. >> reporter: as the disco era passed the backlash began. the beegees became a punchline and struggled to remake their image. >> you can't be wonderful to everybody one minute and terrible to everybody the neck and we were very i

. >> your sister theresa told you she believed that adam mayes was having an affair with jo ann bain who is now accused of killing and was the father to the two girls who he kidnapped, the 8 and 12-year-old girls who are in safe custody. did your sister believe he was the father of adrienne bain who is also accused of killing? >> no. so she just believed he was the father of the two young girls he kidnapped? >> that's my understanding, yes. >> sunny hostin, legal analyst is joining us as well. from a legal standpoint, what's the next step? >> i think the next step is interrogating theresa who is in prison right now or is at least being held. i mean, just because she may not have been the person that pulled the trigger doesn't mean that she won't be held accountable for their murders. so i think that's where this investigation certainly is going. >> when did theresa tell you -- she told you she actually witnessed the killings? >> no. she has not told me any of that. >> but she told you she suspected that they had been killed? >> yes. she told -- see, she has not even told me that. the

and now a shout out to theresa after a semester of hard work, good luck, theresa. thank you! >> a fox news alert. after a delay of three years the biggest terror trial in american history is underway, now, at guantanamo bay, cuba. the five men suspected in the 9/11 attack appearing in military court. >> hello, everyone, great to have you. this is a brand new hour inside america's news headquarters and all eyes are on guantanamo bay today. because self-proclaimed 9/11 mastermind and four co-defendants are being arraigned at gitmo. they are facing nearly 3,000 counts of murder for the worst terror attack on american soil after the failed effort to try the suspects in federal court which would have been blocks away from the site of the destroyed world trade center and after the president's failure to close the prison at the base in cuba, as he promised. our intelligence correspondent has been to guantanamo bay, probably more times than anyone i know, catherine, and, today, is the day so many of the 9/11 families have waited. what happened in court so far? >>reporter: well, that'

i don't think i spoke to theresa may directly, but i'm pretty sure dominik may have done. >> let's see whether we can agree or disagree of what might happen. we were discussing the arrangements with the mccanns, you asked if there's anything more they wanted, do you recall that? >> maybe, yes. >> dr. mccann said he wanted a uk review of the people? do you remember that? >> i do. >> was that all? [inaudible] >> maybe, yes. >> we have been going to a list of issues that dr. mccann and kate mccann wanted to be sure before we went forward with the sterilization. >> did you then take the matter up with downing street direct? >> no. >> did you not tell downing street that the sum is going to demand review that the prime minister should agree to the request and that sun has supported him in the last election? >> no. in fact, i didn't speak to downing street or the home secretary about this but i know dominic or tom will have spoken to them. they would have spoken directly either to number 10 or the home office. i'm not sure. probably the home office. >> this unwanted and immediate result and

theresa garcia with more. ♪ >>> the sound of the disco era.obin get with his brothers barry and morris were the bee gees one of the most successful pop groups of all time. raised in england and australia the brothers grimm of the hits in the 1960's, in the 1970's the popularity started to slump they found their groove in disco. ♪ his using their falsetto the bee gees did the soundtrack for " saturday night fever " and became a sensation. the album #146 months selling 40 million copies one of the best- selling records of 1970's >>> we did not foresee how they get would be >>> as the disco era past the backlash began the bee gees became a punch line and struggle to regain their image. >>> you can be terrible to ever win the next image we were devastated by that >>> robin and his brothers worked on solo careers as the dg spell out of favor. the work behind the scenes writing songs for other stars. including barbra streisand, dionne warwick and dolly parton. the '90s brought a series of new hits and in 1997 harris back they crave a spot in the roc

>> they have now arrested and arraigned adam mayse right, theresa mayse.e left as you look here. and his mother mary mayse on the right there. both of them, according to prosecutors, were involved in the abduction of the bain family. and theresa mayse according to prosecutors admitted that she drove the car from the bain family home in tennessee to mary mayse home in gun town, mississippi. now, you can be sure that those two are being questioned very thoroughly now to see if they know anything at all about the potential whereabouts of the two other missing girls. they are 12-year-old alexandria on the left here and 8-year-old kylea on 00 right. authorities say because of what they already believe that adam mayse has done to the mother and the eldest daughter these two are also in extreme danger, shep. >> shepard: all right, jonathan. thank you. a jury could soon be deliberating the fate of the man accused of killing three of jennifer hudson's relatives. both sides rested their cases today in chicago. the defense called but two cops as witnesses. the oscar

theresa is now behind bars. and police say she has confessed. saying mayes killed jo ann in the bains' garage. but police say mayes kept the younger girls alive. driving them with their mother and sister's bodies to this trailer in guntown, mississippi. theresa's mother says her daughter and mayes fought often. >> the reason they were arguing so much is because there were two little girls that he was just absolutely obsessed with. he was claiming that those two children were his. >> reporter: neighbors say mayes told them the same. >> he made us all think that was his kids. >> reporter: the fbi tells abc news that mayes' motive is still unclear. >> adam mayes was a close friend of the family. he was a trusted person to the kids. so, that is one mystery as to why this happened. >> reporter: now, the reward money in this case has now gone up to $171,000. they're hoping that large reward helps to bring these girls home. george? >> we all hope so. yunji, thanks very much. >>> let's get to the weather from sam champion. >> good morning, everyone. we'

and now a shout out to theresa after a semester of hard work, good luck, theresa. thank you!after a delay of three years the biggest terror trial in american history is underway, now, at guantanamo bay, cuba. the five men suspected in the

. >> reporter: this is where theresa benitez and her friends get a healthy affordable meal, but over the last year there have been more walkers here. that's because the city eliminated its senior transportation program. >> oh, terrible. >> i'm walking pretty good with it. i don't fall off of it. i hold tight with it. >> reporter: seniors say they are under attack by budget cuts. on friday hundreds of them will meet with their state lawmakers in their district offices to literally tell them to honor their elders. >> we are in danger of losing so many things. >> reporter: several of this woman's friends will lobby the lawmakers. they will mention martinez's 94-year-old mother who recently injured herself. >> i became the cook, the housekeeper, the laundress, you name, it i was everything. >> reporter: martinez says help is virtually nonexistent anymore for seniors like her and her mother. the folks at the center are also planning a rally of their own on monday at san jose city hall. they will bring their walkers. theresa benitez says that's just fine because she's not going to take the

. >> here is theresa garcia with a look at how she changed music forever. >> donna summer was a discocahn, a music superstar who say much of the soundtrack of the 1970's. her family released a statement saying that she died thursday morning, and that they " are at peace, celebrating her extraordinary life and continued legacy ". >> i heard the voice of god and god said that would be famous or began to tell everyone that i would be famous and i thought i was insane. but that is ok. i got the last laugh. >> was born in boston in 1948 and sang in a church choir and for several musical groups was use grown-up. she dropped out of high-school and struggled to launch a career in europe working as a backup singer in state performer. her breakout hit came in 1975 when the song " love to love you baby " became a disco and some. summer went on to win five grammys for her iconic hits including last dance, hot stuff, and that girls. her music to find the dance music era of the '70s and influenced 80s act like duran duran and madonna. at the height of her career, she struggled with anxiety and depr

officer theresa rigby plunged below. >> at a rare public appearance last year, officer rigby broke down, speaking about the fall that nearly cost her her life. this was the aftermath of the crash june 21, 2011, when police say a convertible slammed into her police cruiser. officer rigby was between the cruiser and the wall, filling out paperwork, when the car tried to pass another and lost control. it sent her plunging over the side of the interstate. >> she may have went over the bridge. >> she's laying down there. >> reporter: while she survived, officer rigby has yet to fully recovery. she's now filed a $15 million lawsuit, claiming the saub driver was negligent. police cited him for speeding, among other infractions. >> she was working one day, filling out reports, the next thing she knew, she woke up in trauma. >> reporter: court records show the driver was driving on a suspended license at the time. >> her life will be forever changed as a result of this, and we will take whatever action we can take on her behalf to try to make her as whole as possible. >> reporter: it could take

theresa garcia, cbs news. >>> and a deadly prison riot in mississippi broke out yesterday at a privately adams county. one guard was killed, five other correctional officers were injured, three inmates were hurt. officials say at one point two dozen hostages were being held. s.w.a.t. teams were brought in and the riot was finally brought under control late sunday night. >>> coming up on the morning news, a change in relationship status for facebook's founder. >>> plus, millions come out to witness a rare solar eclipse that leaves behind a golden ring in the sky. this is the "cbs morning news." it was like a red rash... very sore looking kinda blistery. like somebody had set a bag of hot charcoal on my neck. i was a firefighter for 24 years. but, i have never encountered such a burning sensation until i had the shingles. i remember it well. i was in the back yard doing yard work. i had this irritation going on in my lower neck. i changed shirts because i thought there was something in the collar of the shirt irritating my neck. and i couldn't figure out what was going on. i had no idea it

a grant from the california office of traffic safety. [ speaking foreign language ] >> reporter: theresa sanchez's son fell off his bicycle several years ago while not wearing a helmet. she's glad that at least kids in franklin mckinley will be safer now. when told of the free helmets, ocala's principal says he'll look for ways to do the same for his students, whether or not they ride a bike to school. >> regardless of if it's here at school or at home, the danger is the same if they don't have a helmet. >> reporter: a lesson their friend learned the hard way. in san jose, damian trujillo, nbc news. >>> new at 5:00, the man accused of killing seven people earlier this month at oikos university has entered a plea, not guilty. this afternoon, one goh pleaded not guilty to murder, attempted murder, and other charges. goh appeared in court in oakland accompanied by a korean interpreter. the former student may have been targeting a school administrator during that shooting rampage. he will return to court on june 25th for a pretrial hearing. >>> students at an east bay high school are remembe

theresa garcia has more on that. >> reporter: chinese dissident chen guangcheng made a direct appeal to the united states thursday, speaking to a congressional hearing by telephone from his hospital bed in beijing. >> i want to meet with the secretary clinton. i hope i can get more help from her. >> reporter: chen, the blind lawyer, who exposed forced abothers under china's one-child policy is at the center of a diplomatic tug of war. after escaping house arrest last week, chen was delivered to the u.s. embassy in beijing. that began days of negotiation. >> he did not want to go to the united states until the choice was to help him get back into china to be a freedom fighter, as he wanted, or if the conditions -- negotiations with the chinese government were not to his satisfaction, he was prepared to stay in the embassy and live there. >> reporter: the chinese promised chen and his family would not be harassed if he stayed in the country. he did leave the embassy and says it was a mistake. critics accuse the obama administration of failing to protect chen. >> at no point during his

mayes and his wife theresa have been charged in their death. >> we actually believe he killed joanne and adrien at the home and took the girls across the line to mississippi. >> reporter: the discovery comes one day after officials announced him as a high profile target. police say mayes was alive when they moved in to apprehend him. things then took a dramatic run. >> preliminary reports indicate mayes shot himself in the head. >> reporter: as for the two sisters, it is not clear if they were with mayes when he was spotted. they've been hospitalized for observation. >> i think they'll be just fine. >> reporter: mayes wife told investigators her husband killed joanne and adrienne so he could abduct the two young girls. >>> twenty-eight people arrested for smuggling drugs from honduras to virginia. they are charged with run a cocaine smuggling ring. the smugglers hid the drugs in common things like shoes and wooden frames and many arrested were ill el immigrants living in the commonwealth. >>> the washington nats beat the pittsburgh pirates last night 4-2. stephen strasbourg struck ou

parks sits in the cathedral's human rights porch, alongside a carving of mother theresa, which was also carved this spring. >>> still ahead tonight on news 4 at 11:00, two people sent to the hospital after a partial collapse of atlantic city's famous boardwalk. >>> president obama creating gridlock in parts of los angeles as he attends a huge fund-raiser at george clooney's house. >>> plus incredible video of >>> all the victims of a chopper crash in the north sea are now safe. 12 passengers and two crew members were on board the helicopter when it went down 25 miles off the coast of aberdeen, scotland. that helicopter was taking workers to an offshore oil rig. no one was seriously injured. >>> tomorrow residents of an apartment complex damaged by a navy jet will begin to move back in. the jet malfunctioned on april 6th and went hurling into the complex in virginia beach. the pilots ejected safely and nobody on the ground was hurt. the navy demolished 27 apartments and removed contaminated soil. 37 apartments that were not damaged were cleaned and have had their utilities restored. >>>

but neither mary nor theresa called police.b bibooth, told cnn's anderson cooper she called police when her sister wouldn't. >> i called the investigators on saturday because the statements she were making were concerning me. >> reporter: late tuesday, friends held vigils for the missing girls. one of them told us she remembers the last time 14-year-old adrienne told her good-bye. >> the way she said it, i think she knew that something was going to happen. >> reporter: they're praying on it here. many prayers going up for mississippi and tennessee this morning. authorities tell us they can't explain exactly why. but they do believe that those two missing girls, george, are still alive. >> thank you, steve. >>> let's get more from our legal team, dan abrams and nancy grace. nancy, you've been all over this on your hln show, "nancy grace," try to dig in a little more where steve just left off. why the police may believe these girls are still alive and what they know about whether their appearance may have been altered. >> several

sides haven't really create what that means and i think iran has one basically conception of what theresa prosody is and obviously the p five plus one particular united states has another idea of what resources as far as i can see cathy ashton has sort of gone leaps and bounds to actually accommodate the iranians i saw like just in recent back that she was all but wearing a base that montoya like a long coat so there will be no offense to islamic sensibilities and as far as i know from what i hear from european devices or they are being extremely extremely accommodating because they do want a deal to be reached the other thing i want to say is that iran also has a cost benefit analysis i mean. the energy concious two percent of its energy needs isn't really rational is it really make a lot of sense to put a whole nation in jeopardy at stake of war because of two percent of your energy needs i doesn't make much sense to me but yeah the prospect of a miscalculation is feasible like i said i think the dia arrival of france is something significant it does mean something i think some of his g