kala: "todd kohlhepp shot charlie carver three times in the chest, wrapped him in a blue trap, put himf the tractor kala tambien conto que tras asesinarlo le dijo que su novio estaba entrerrado , junto a otras cuerpos. el impactante video del rescate que fue grabado en nov pasado acaba de ser revelado,por los investigadores en este caso. uno de ellos el sargento brandon letterman. sgt. brandon letterman, spartanburg county sheriff's office: "knowing that she was living in that condition day in and day night, uh, is just horrific -- to know that he could do that to another human being." quien dijo que las condiciones en la que encontraron a kala era horrorosa. nats fade up aerials digging up bodies? and ground shots luego de la denuncia de kala ,los investogadores encontraron en las inmediaciones de la casa del asesino confeso en carolina del sur ,3 cuerpos mas incluidos el del novio de joven secuestrada not charlie . kala: he wouldn't have hurt charlie if it wasn't for me. he made that very clear, he only hurt charlie because of me. nat? then pic of her and charlie) ya en la ambulancia

kala survived her ordeal, but seven others who encountered todd kohlhepp did not.confessions, he detailed those murders for political accomplice. . >> reporter: these confessions of a serial killer's journey into darkness sometimes border on the surreal. >> ninan: david's full report "serial confessions" is part of a "48 hours" double feature tonight on cbs. up next, the sun is down and the surf is up. dlr. >> ninan: we end tonight on the california coast where nightlife meets sea life. here again, carter evans. >> reporter: when the sun sets over malibu, there's a peaceful calm to the breaking surf but when the moon is full... a different breed of surfers hit the water. >> when you take off, you can see just the reflection of the water and the moon on it. you ki it's like dancing on the water. >> reporter: in his 50 years of surfing, helmut igle has seen the sport explode in popularity, now with an estimated 35 million surfers worldwide, crowded waves with common. but not at night, as i found out on my first surf session after dark. if it were light out here, ther

chained inside of a storage container on suspect todd kohlhepp's property. kohlhepp confessed to killing seven people including brown's boy. he was sentenced to seven consecutive life sentences plus 60 years for kidnapping brown. >>> sessions recused himself from a federal investigation into contacts between russia and the trump campaign after acknowledging he had met twice last year with the russian ambassador to the u.s. it's not clear if sessions will testify in a public hearing or if it will be made private. >>> and more than six years now after she was nearly killed in a mass shooting gabrielle giffords was honored today with a new u.s. war ship bearing her name. out of thousands of ships commissioned by the navy, this is only the 16th named after a woman and the first named after a living woman since martha washington. over 420 feet long the u.s.s. gabrielle giffords it's designed to take on threats

brown was held captive for more than two months by todd kohlhepp. >> 4:49 right now.more high drama expected today in the bill cosby trial as the defense steps up to the plate. the comedian is accused of drugging and assaulting a woman in 2004. the woman, andrea constrand is one of a dozen to accuse cosby to varying degrees of sexual misconduct. her case, however, is the only one to go to trial. cosby maintains the interaction with constand was consensual. >> in the east bay, a man is locked up after he fired eight bullets into a statute outside st. felicia's catholic church in san leandro saturday. he had a gun in his waistband and struggled with officers. investigators say there's no evidence to suggest more threats to the church or the congregation. >> 4:50 right now. president trump hit with two major lawsuits this morning. why the attorney general in two states is accusing the commander in chief of violating anti-corruption clauses. >> first, trader joe's recalling its kris cream because of products that may contain small bits of metal. all potentially effected p

> reporter: she immediately told detectives, her boyfriend charlie carver, did not survive. >> todd kohlhepp shot charlie carver 30 times in the chest, wrapped him in a blue tarp, put him in the bucket of the i never seen him again. >> okay. >> he says he's dead and buried. >> reporter: kohlhepp has w confessed to killing seven people, including four people he gunned down at a motorcycle shop. >> i cleared that building in under 30 seconds. you guys would have been proud. i'm sorry, but you guys would have been proud. >> reporter: in may, he pled guilty to murder and kidnapping charges. a judge sentenced him to life in prison. tom? >> eva, thank you so much. >>> another story we've been following. the justice department announcing the indictment of a kansas man on hate crime and firearm charges. you may recall that 52-year-old suspect adam purinton is accused of shooting three men, including two indian immigrants at a bar in kansas in february. >>> moving overseas now, to eastern afghanistan, and word that american servicemen have come under attack by an afghan army soldier they were trainin

free brown who had been trapped inside the container on this property belonging to 46-year-old todd kohlhepp, a seemingly successful local realtor. brown spoke to dr. phil mcgraw about the moment she was rescued. >> calm just washed over me. i was just -- i was just there. i was free and i was ready to get off that property. >> reporter: she immediately told detectives, her boyfriend charlie carver, did not survive. >> todd kohlhepp shot charlie carver 30 times in the chest, wrapped him in a blue tarp, put him in the bucket of the tractor, locked me down here. i never seen him again. >> okay. >> he says he's dead and buried. >> reporter: kohlhepp has now confessed to killing seven people, including four people he gunned down at a motorcycle shop. >> i cleared that building in under 30 seconds. you guys would have been proud. i'm sorry, but you guys would have been proud. >> reporter: in may, kohlhepp pled guilty to murder and kidnapping charges. a judge sentenced him to life in prison. tom? >> such a disturbing story. eva, thank you so much. >>> another development we have been following. th

charlie carver, did not survive. >> todd kohlhepp shot him three times in the chest, wrapped him in am in the bucket of the tractor. locked me down here. i never seen him again. >> reporter: he's now confessed to killing seven people including four he gunned down at a motorcycle shop. >> i cleared that building in under 30 seconds. you guys would have been proud. i'm sorry, but you guys would have been proud. >> reporter: in may kohlhepp pled guilty to murder and kidnapping charges and a judge sentenced him to life in prison. eva pilgrim. abc7, new york. >>> the president's embattled troern agreed to testify next week about russia's connection to the white house and the firing of the fib director. this amid full-out over the former director's explosive testimony. abc7 reporter mary bruce more >> reporter: with the president and former fbi director locked in a he said/he said. >> those were lies, plain and simple. >> and some of the things that he said just weren't true. >> reporter: the spotlight of the russia investigation is bringing new scrutiny to the attorney general jeff session

brown was held captive more than two months by todd kohlhepp.serving life in prison without parole. >> more drama expected today in the bill cosby trial as the defense begin its arguments. the comedian accused of drugging and assaulting a woman in 2004. the woman, andrea constand, is one of dozens of women to accuse cosby of varying degrees of sexual misconduct, but hers is the only one to go to trial so far. cosby has repeatedly denied all of the allegations made against him and maintains the interaction with constand was consensual. >> in the east bay, police say a man is locked up after firing bullets into a statute outside a church in san leandro saturday. he had a gun tucked in his waistband and struggled with officers. there's no evidence to suggest there are more threats to the church or this congregation. >> attorneys general in two different states are expecting to file a major lawsuit against the president as soon as today. the lawsuit alleges he violated anti-corruption clauses in the constitution. attorneys general in the district of

>> todd kohlhepp shot him three times in the chest, put him in the bucket of the tractor, i have nevere's dead and buried and said there's several bodies dead and buried here. >> all this happened last fall, but the video was just released over the weekend. brown was held captive for more than two months by todd kohlhepp who is serving life in prison without parole. >> 6:48 right now. more high drama expected today in the bill cosby trial as the defense steps up to the plate. cosby was led into the courtroom by his wife camille, who has not been seen for the entire first week of the trial. the comedian is accused of drugging and assaulting a woman in 2004. the woman you see here, andrea constand, is one of dozens to accuse cosby of varying degrees of sexual miscult. her case is the only one to go to trial. cosby has denied all the allegations against and maintained the interaction with constand was consensual. >> 6:49 this morning. take a look at this man walking down the aisle a flight. a nice gentleman, right? look closer. that's former president jimmy carter. he surprised everyone o

>> todd kohlhepp shot charlie. he put him in the bucket of the tractor. he says he's dead and buried. he says there's several bodies dead and buried out here. >> the sergeant was one of the first to reach her. >> knowing she was living in that condition day and not is just horrific to know he could do that to another human being. >> reporter: investigators found three bodies on a south carolina property. he confessed to those murders along with the shooting death of four others in 2003. he's now serving life in prison without parole. following her rescue she spoke to investigators in an ambulance, mourning the loss of her boyfriend charlie. a survivor found and freed to begin healing from her terrifying ordeal. may rodriguez, nbc news. >>> there was a single winning ticket in this weekend's powerball drawing. unless you live here it wasn't you. the grand prize ticket was worth $447.8 million and sold about 80 miles from l.a. the store gets a cool million as a bonus. >>> if you catch this mistake when the numbers were announced, the numbers that won were 3

>> todd kohlhepp shot he says he's dead and buried. he says there's several bodies dead and buried. >> knowing she was living in that condition day in and day out is horrific to know he could do that to another human being. >> reporter: investigators found three bodies on a south carolina property. he confessed to those murders along with the shooting death of four others in 2003. he's now serving life in prison without parole. following her rescue she spoke to investigators in an ambulance, mourning the loss of her boyfriend charlie. a survivor found and freed. to begin healing from her terrifying ordeal. >>> there was a single winning ticket in this weekend's powerball $447.8 million and sold about 80 miles from l.a. the store gets a cool million as a bonus. >>> the winning numbers were are 36, 22, 38, 28, 20 and 3. somebody thought maybe they got the winning ticket and they were wrong. >>> to this nasty storm that slammed minnesota with strong winds knocking out power to thousands. as the storm rolled into minneapolis the sky turned

>> todd kohlhepp. him in the bucket of the tractor, locked me down here, i've never seen him again. >> now investigators later found three bodies on todd kolhepp's body including car very's. murders. he pleaded guilty to those and other crimes. he's now serving life in prison without parole. >>> today bill cosby's defense team will begin presenting his case in his sexual assault trial right outside of philadelphia. there is a question whether cosby will take the stand to testify. his lawyers are not saying anything about it yet. last week andrea constant said cosby drugged and sexually assaulted her. cosby has denied it. >>> filming has been suspended for abc's "bachelor in paradise." warner brothers is investigating accusations of misconduct. still not clear what kind of misconduct has been claimed but once the investigation is over, they will take, quote, appropriate action. the show "bachelor in paradise" brings them together in another effort to find love. >>> dea sponsorship of a play. the airline

todd kohlhepp, put him in the bucket of the tractor. locked me down here. i never seen him again. he says he's dead and buried and several bodies dead and buried out here. >> reporter: sergeant letterman was one of the first to reach her. >> knowing she was in that condition day in and day and night is horrific to know he could do that to another human being. >> reporter: investigators found three bodies on south carolina property. he confessed the those murders along with shooting deaths of four others in 2003. he's now serving life in prison without parole. following her rescue, kayla spoke to investigators in an ambulance mourning the loss of her boyfriend charlie. a survivor found and freed. >> we're going to step you up, sweetie. >> reporter: to begin healing from the terrifying ordeal. miya rodriguez, nbc news. >>> as uber struggles to recover from months of controversies, the company's board is meeting behind closed doors today to review the results of an investigation into uber's practices and tonight the fallout could reach the very top of the company. here's nbc's joleen

she was found more than two months later on the property of todd kohlhepp.y she was kidnapped after she and her boyfriend spoke with kohlhepp about hiring them to clean up his property. kohlhepp shot brown's boyfriend that same day and then locked her in the container where deputies eventually found her. kohlhepp is charged with killing seven people in total. (jr stone) and in san diego a mentally ill man-- who murdered his parents-- was sentenced to spend 100-years to life in prison. peter haynes was sentenced yesterday... after pleading guilty in march to first-degree murder charges along with other charges. prosecutors say haynes shot his mother inside their home... then attacked his father. the murders happened the day after thanksgiving back in 2014. doctors have diagnosed haynes with schizophrenia. his uncle told the judge despite haynes' struggles ... the family wants the maximum punishment because they wouldn't feel safe if he were to be paroled. (justine) if you are headed to tahoe... prepare for a backup on highway 50 through el dorado county a mud

todd kohlhepp shot him three times in a chest, wrapped him in a blue tarp.he tractor i never seen him again. he said he's dead and buried. he said there's several bodies dead and buried out here. >> knowing that she was living in that condition day in and day out, just horrific to know he could do that to another human being. investigator found three bodies on the property. he confessed to those murders along with the shooting deaths of four others in 2003. he's not serving life in prison without parole. following her rescue, spoke to investigator in an balance. mourning the loss of her boyfriend. a survivor found and freed. >> i'm going to sit you up. >> to begin healing from her terrifying or deal. >> absolutely disturbing there. nation's opioid crisis continues to deepen, the problem is projecting more record deaths to come. includes the cleveland area, 666 drug overdose deaths in 2016, killing more people than homicide, suicide, and car crashes. the beginning of the year is off to a start worse than last year. projecting another spike in 2017. key reason

a man named todd kohlhepp confessed to torturing and capturing and raping her. the bodies were found on the same property. kohlhepp has been sentenced to life in prison. prosecutors just released this video yesterday. >>> as schools let out for summer a warning for parents planning beach vacation. keep a close eye on the kids after they get out of the water. don champion on a texas family that found out too late about the phenomenon known as dry drowning. >> reporter: the delgado family is grieving the loss of their 4- year-old son frankie. his father called 9-1-1 because frankie stopped breathing. doctors told them they found fluid in his lungs and around his heart. >> and it was caused by dry drowning. >> reporter: emergency room dr. tom waters says it can happen when a child gets sick several hours after being submerged in water. a situation that can cause airway muscles to spasm. >> they are trying to breathe against the closed vocal chords, which can lead to inflammation, swelling, and fluid in the lungs. another possibility is they get just a little bit of

. >> todd kohlhepp shot charlie three times in the chest, put him in a bucket of the tractor, locked i've never seen him again. he says he's dead and buried. >> reporter: kohlhepp has now confessed to killing seven people including four people he gunned down at a motorcycle shop. >> i cleared that building in under 30 seconds. you guys would have been proud. i'm sorry, but you guys would have been proud. >> reporter: kohlhepp pled guilty to murder and kidnapping charges. a judge sentenced him to life in prison. eva pilgrim, abc news, new york. >>> attorney general jeff sessions has agreed to appear before the senate intelligence committee as it investigates possible russian meddling in the presidential election. sessions says his decision comes in light of last week's testimony by fired fbi director james comey. sessions recused himself from a federal investigation into contacts between russia and the trump campaign after acknowledging that he had met twice last year with the russian ambassador to the u.s. >>> new developments tonight on the recent attack on london bridge. investigat

>> todd kohlhepp shot charlie car very three times in a chest, wrapped him in a blue tarp, put him inket of a tractor, locked me down here and i have never seen him again. >> they found three bodies on his south carolina property including car very's. kolhepp confessed to those murders along with the shooting death of two others in 2003. he pleaded guilty to those and other crimes. >>> denied by pride? the local lawmaker says she was left out of capitol pride festival. congressman norton's explanati details on a new l tom went to washington to take on the insurance companies and the credit card companies and the wall street banks - that's what tom perriello is about. i was proud to stand with president obama because progressive causes have been my life's work. i'm tom perriello, and i'm running for governor to reduce economic inequality, raise wages, eliminate the burden of student debt and protect our climate. together we really can build a virginia that works for everyone. >>> right now on "news 4 today," weather alert. preparing for a scorching hot day. >>> we're bringing you team

. >> todd kohlhepp shot charlie car three three times in the chest and put him in the bucket of the tract and locked me down here and said he's dead and buried that. there's several bodies buried out there. >> this sergeant is the first to reach her. >> knowing she was living in that condition day in and day-night, just horrific to know he could do that to another human being. >> investigators found three bodies on kohlhepp's south carolina property and confessed to those murders as well as two others in 2003. kayla spoke to vetors in the ambulance mourning the loss of her boyfriend charlie. >> a survivor found and free. >> we're going to set you up. >> to begin healing from our terrifying ordeal. maya rodriguez, nbc news. >> new at 11:00, british prime minister's theresa may's office says the invitation to donald trump to visit england still stands and despite the report that the president wanted to postpone the trip. according to the "guardian" newspaper he says he didn't want to come if there's protests against him and adding to the controversy london's mayor says the trip should be ca

. >> reporter: the answer is this man, todd kohlhepp. including kala's boyfriend. kala told her rescuers what happened. >> todd kul kohlhepp shot charlie three times in the chest. put him in the bucket of the tractor. locked me down here. i never seen him again. >> reporter: it took bolt cutters to free kala. later in an ambulance, she talked about her captor. >> he said, "i'm going to take care of you." >> reporter: kohlhepp confessed to murdering the three people on his property and four others. >> i screwed up. can't fix it. >> reporter: he is serving life without parole. three months after her ordeal, a different kala described her dramatic rescue to dr. phil. >> all i remember is it felt like a weight had been lifted. calm just washed over me. i was just there. i was free. and i was just ready to get off that property. >> reporter: for "today," kerry sanders, nbc news. >> she is an incredibly brave woman. >>> in other news now, a construction worker is recovering after a harrowing ordeal 15 stories above the ground. two men were wor