waters' girlfriend, patti steffens, told police that waters kidnapped the o'hairs because of the unflattering and inflammatory article madalyn had written about him. >> his girlfriend said he fantasized about torturing her, cutting off her toes, so basically i think this whole thing came down to not just money but really ugly personal chemistry between two dysfunctional personalities. >> for david waters, it was about revenge. he wanted the ultimate revenge on madalyn o'hair and the money was just a byproduct. >> after kidnapping the o'hairs, waters forced jon murray to withdraw $600,000 from the atheist bank account and then took him to the jewelry store to exchange the $600,000 for gold coins. the o'hairs were most likely dead by the time danny fry impersonated jon murray to sell his car. but why was danny fry killed, too? the answer was his drinking. >> we knew that danny fry drank and loose lips sink ships. and what david had told bob fry about his brother, and that was you know, your brother has a big mouth, could be the thing that caused his death. >> but removing danny fry's head and h

>> this portrait was incredibly unflattering.t turns out the guy was named jim tenenbaum, who was the founder and ceo of foresight capital. he also recently joined the board of directors at the burning man project which is a nonprofit organization that ran all this. people were furious that this was violating everything burning man stood for, and not only was it an egregious invasion of the 1%, but this is somebody who is supposed to be promoting the core values. >> and those values are -- >> i think they are cool. i talked to people who go to burning man. they feel like their lives are changed. they reconnect with their core priorities. people have this serious experience when they go to this. >> one of the 10 principles that is really at stake is the idea of radical self reliance. everybody that goes there has to participate, volunteer, do things with themselves. wealthy people have always been going to burning man, but people like there was this leveling effect. even if you are a captain of industry or celebrity, you throw on

this portrait that she wrote was incredibly unflattering.s out the guy who organized this camp was a guy named jim tenenbaum, founder and ceo of forsythe cpaiapital. not only that, but he recently had joined the board of directors at the burning man project, the nonprofit organization that runs this whole thing. when she wrote this, it blew up and people were furious about how this was violating everything the burning man stood for and not only was this sort of egregious invasion of the 1%, but also by this guy who is supposed to be promoting the core burning man values. >> those burning man values are -- >> i think they are cool, and it's an interesting thing. >> i talk to people who go to burning man, and they really feel like their lives are changed, reconnecting with their core priorities. people have this series experience when they go to this thing. >> one of the principles at stake here was the idea of radical self-reliance. everybody that goes there has to participate, volunteer, do things for themselves. in the past -- wealthy peopl

even some folks famous for their on camera work can find police footage unflattering. >> do you knowy name, sir? >> you're about to find out who i am. >> that is reese witherspoon when she and her husband are pulled over in atlanta, this cameo goes viral. >> i'm an american citizen. this is beyond. >> the actress later apologized for her rant saying she panicked. >> i have done nothing against the law. >> her husband was arrested for driving while intoxicated. >> i'm now being arrested in handcuf handcuffs? >> yep. >> for cops patrolling the streets, it can be a jungle out there. as one rookie in texas finds out real fast. >> it started with a traffic stop. >> keith moore had only been on the force for a few months. >> everything seemed normal, i didn't see any passengers in there. >> he was pulling over richard spore for speeding. >> he doesn't seem nervous or like he is trying to hide anything for me. >> when he asked spore to sign his ticket, that's when things get a little wild. meet april, the monkey reaching out from the back seat. >> when she jumped at you, what was your react

in the past month, three more children have been brought in to be punished with an unflattering new look> that cracks me up that's tough but at the same time, if it works, it's a discipline. you know you don't want that hair cut. got it, dad. i know you have the commute under control, right? >> i do when it comes to the typical morning slow downs. good morning to you once again. we look at the bay bridge toll plaza. it's backed up to 25-30 minute delay. we don't have any major problems along the bridge into the city. it has been pretty quiet when it comes to accidents and stalled vehicles. let's move along and the same thing goes. visibility is better than it was yesterday leading up to the high-rise and 101. 880 the very slow. southbound 880 starts to slow near 238. it remains slow down to freemont. when you get to the south bay, the commute is moderate. let's go to steve at the weather center. >> sale, we have a lot of cloud cover. a couple of breaks fog yesterday was big time. today it's not as bad from brentwood to stockton. a little bit down towards morgan hill. waiting for the syst

some of these, mandy, had unflattering things to say about gay people emails and even a cavalier attitudeu point out, about drunk driving. >> yeah absolutely. i think the bottom line here is nothing. it was never deleted from the internet. >> this goes to the question of when you do these kinds of things, put these things out, you are a publisher, and it is out there for all to see. if you publish after you may have had a few adult beverages, you are responsible. right? >> maybe he skated up to the line and didn't go way over the edge. he still apparently is employable. you have to be careful about your tweets. >> i think -- i think i remember george clooney saying that he didn't tweet because he likes to have a beverage in the evening. this guy i think he has called himself _#maturing. i would say _#doless. >>> next topic, a texas teen being fired on twitter. fired on twitter from her first day at a pizza rea for tweeting oh, i start this -- >> blank blank. >> -- job tomorrow. boss got wind of the tweet and fired her over twitter. no, you don't. i just fired you. good luck with your no m

to 40 and found those who posed and posted pictures of themselves scored higher on some pretty unflatteringou like to take a lot of selfies of yourself. you might be suffering from narcissistic personality discord. >> these are people with grandiose ideas of how good they look and how important they are and they lack a lot of empathy. if you're one of them, you might want to stop doing your selfies because it's not all that flattering. >> good advice from dr. mike. think before smiling for next selfie although this study sounds silly researchers plan to repeat with women. sounds silly researchers plan to repeat with women. kim kardsahian you've >> i'm amy from deptford new jersey this is this work's around the house how do i fix squeaky wood floors. it's simple it comes in kit and gvrz you everything you need to do and step by step instructions for wood floor drill proper size hole run screw into the hole and run driver down and when you goat appropriate length snap head off wood floor done. for carpet you use base. hold carpet down again run screw into appropriate length and drive i it dow

her son in the past few months, three more children have been brought in to be punished with an unflatteringk. >> he doesn't want that cut. i think it worked very well. >> some critics say this is a bad idea because the child's self-esteem could be affected. others say children care about their image, so this is the perfect way to discipline them. >> i'm a dad. they'll get over it i wouldn't suggest doing that to a girl. i think that would be devastating. >>> sal is here. i know you're talking about our commute. what did you put in seth curry's food last night. >> man, i think he made 10 3- pointers. just like brian porris said, i fell asleep before the game. >> he needs to play these games earlier for us. >> exactly. putting on dvr isn't quite the same. >>> good morning, everybody. by the way, i already have the old man cut. let's take a look at the bay bridge toll plaza, as you can see traffic is going to be busy as you drive-through. there are no major problems here. it is a light commute. now, at about 5:45, this day changes dramatically. you can see the traffic here is -- this might be

you need your own damn beehive, without the unflattering bee suit and stings, an australian company unveiled beekeeping device called slow hive with a honey comb system so you don't have to disturb your buzzing friends every time you want a mouthful of sweet, sweet syrup, it comes with a syrup, you flow and go. i'm pretty sure you can live off honey and works as natural moisturizer and lubricant, so you can eat, it smather it on your thighs and use it at the end of a great evening. slurp. thank me and the bees later. >>> topic number three, you and your stink ass boxers need an update. do you know fellas replace nasty ass drawers every seven years. jerry seinfeld said so. >> men wear underwear until it absolutely disintegrates. men hang onto underwear until each individual underwear molecule is so strained it can barely retained the properties of a solid it. becomes underwear vapor. [ laughter ] we don't even throw it out. we open a window and it goes out like dandelions. kennedy: that's right, the last time you bought new undies, barack obama was obscure junior senator from illinois. thanks

there were a lot of unflattering things in their. being the guest and jordan.or a christie family weekend in israel. they flew privately on a plane that had its own headroom and it. >> i think that chris christie is trying to gain some global if with his friends. he is doing a very good job of making sure that this is not taxpayer money. it does not necessarily look good for him running and 2016. down to earth, blue-collar figure. i think it does look bad when other people are footing the bill for nearly everything. he is going to great lengths to cover up the expenses for his travel. melissa: we talked about who pays for it. he said that he was flown as a guest of gerri jones on his claim. they were quick to point out that gerri jones has a company that received a contract after the governor recommended it. wonder if that is a conflict of interest. taxpayers did pay for something. they did travel to the 2013 super bowl in new orleans. new jersey was preparing to host. >> a real important public policy. attend the super bowl. [laughter] >> i do not think that t

. >> but you if you air track to or date something one, sometimes unflattering qualities you will start doing them yourself. so the person is like sloppy clumsy disorganize, you will find yourself sloppy, clumsy and disorganized. it shows partners only change when they didn't think the the other person would have a problem witt. >> okay. >> researchers aren't exactly sure why we do this. maybe because we spend so much time with them. the study is public in the journal of experimental social psychology. >> i cannot tell you how many times when somebody is behaving badly, they will blame it on me hanging around me. i have been hanging around you too long. i have heard that over and over again. >> chris murphy, says it all the time. >> well, you admit to that case, the chris murphy case. >> chris and i do hang out a a lot, inn's is a delinquent now. >> is he a bad influence on you. >> when they are together, you must stay home you cannot come out with us. >> she has, you have changed in the six or seven months i have known you. >> have i. >> for the best or worst. >> definitely, for the th

christie is going to des moines after a rough week with unflattering news stories and a bottled answeraccinations. >>> it will be take two today as engineers try to get a space weather satellite off the ground in florida. the space x company and the air force had to scrub the first attempt because of a problem with the tracking radar. another try at launching the $340 million deep space climate observatory will be made just after 6:00 p.m. eastern time and weather might force another delay. >> we introduced you earlier, a lot of people familiar with sara haines. sara haines is the weekend gma host. she is hanging out with us here this week. tell the people about yourself. i have been looking forward to these pictures. because i got so much to say. >> you tease me because these first pictures are of my dogs. my babies. peter and trixie. peter is on the left in both pictures in case you care and trixie is on the right. >> they are related? >> no. they just live together. >> okay. >> three years apart in age. one is 12, one is 15. i am obsessed with them. >> clearly. >> picture number two

headlines call "the heart of a king," the biography is by "time" magazine's reporter and shines unflatteringir claiming to spill secrets of rinse heart and his household revealing on the eve of the wedding to princess di he almost backed out. the future king is portrayed as a man with insecurities. and "good morning america" will have a full report coming up at 7:00. >>> we are coming back with another full 90 minutes of news. >> california's drought has in end in sight and the tough new water restrictions as customs cross the state could soon be facing. >> look the at embarcadero in san francisco with traffic fine and a warm morning. you are looking at >>> live from the kgo-tv broadcast center this is abc7 news. >>> good tuesday morning at 5:29. thank you for joining us. i am christian. -- kristen >> i am eric thomas with leyla hail with traffic and meteorologist mike nicco with the weather. >> from our roof camera you can see it is clear over san francisco. you can see how we have half mile in santa rosa so the fog is thicker there. as we move through the morning we are going to see hazy s

denying she offered to change her position on medical marijuana if a donor would retract some unflatterings about her. the purported deal was reported by "politico." she's come under heavy criticism for her stance against decriminalization. >>> next in the grapevine it appears joe biden may be taking us all for a ride over the proliferation of somali cab drivers in his hometown. people with type 2 diabetes come from all walks of life. if you have high blood sugar, ask your doctor about farxiga. it's a different kind of medicine that works by removing some sugar from your body. along with diet and exercise farxiga helps lower blood sugar in adults with type 2 diabetes. with one pill a day, farxiga helps lower your a1c. and, although it's not a weight-loss or blood-pressure drug, farxiga may help you lose weight and may even lower blood pressure when used with certain diabetes medicines. do not take if allergic to farxiga or its ingredients. symptoms of a serious allergic reaction include rash, swelling or difficulty breathing or swallowing. if you have any of these symptoms, stop taking far

he said the e-mails painted an unflattering picture of an overly friendly and at times inappropriateationship with the regulators. >> it costs millions or billions of dollars we shouldn't have to pay. >> reporter: pgg&e said while we make no excuses we took swift actions to address these issues. pg&e fired him and two other top executives in the wake of the scandal. tony says the organization is undeterred by the e-mails and will keep pushing for reform and greater safety. >> it's critically important that the cpuc review and make sure that pg&e and anybody else has safe, reliable pipe lines. but that's not going to happen if they're too close together. >> pg&e says it's implemented a number of reforms chief amongst those it's fired three top level executives responsible for those inappropriate e-mail exchanges. >> transparency has got to be the key. in this day and age there's no excuse not to. >> the 65,000 e-mails go a long way to accomplishing that. >>> still ahead you've heard of road rage. now a crackdown on air rage. coming up in tonight's consumer watch the proposed punishmen

you can read about my shocking surprise 40th birthday that occurred on the same day as an unflattering piece about me in "the washington post," all documenting in confessions of a street addict including the infamous projectile vomiting incident at gallagher's 33. then i had birthdays where i kind of plain felt old like when i turned 50. no party. just kind of limping through it. or my 30th where i actually felt real old, but in retrospect was still pretty young. when you look back at birthdays, you tend to reminisce about when they were really special, really meant something with old friends, elementary school with my mom the great birthday cakes, trips to the zoo, a ball game. and there was one, always one constant with birthdays. pop's birthday paper. pop's old gift wrap. birthday paper was his best-seller. and it was christmas back then. that's what they called it. all the amazing paper made in america from st. regis and climax champion all gone now. just gorgeous heavy stuff. you ripped it off slowly. you unwrap slowly out of respect to it. it was so beautiful. bows on top. bows m

been happening this week at the little league level emphasizes the point in a way that's very unflattering the little league national national championship last summer. they showed the kind of promise and character too often missing from chicago's violent outside. but questions have been raised about jack can robinson wleft they really did all hail from chicago or was sprinkled with players from the city's suburbs, in short, whether the officials cheated. the mountain ridge team from nevada made it all the way to the u.s. final, eventually losing to jack can robinson west. ashton cabe is the coach. >> they tricked others. they did things that were strategic but illegal. >> if players lived outside the boundaries, that would be illegal. the las vegas team is not alone. another team claimed that jack can robinson's roster was rigged. >> they have specific rules on where somebody should live in order to play for a particular little league. jrw's boundaries are very specific and do not extend into any suburbs. >> an inquiry exonerated the jack can robinson squat, but now new information has re

. >> the biography is shining an unflattering light on the british thrownin' throne and making some startlingdictions. the latest from london. >> reporter: an explosive biography claiming to spill secrets about prince charles and his household is igniting a firestorm revealing on the eve of his wedding to princess diana, charles almost backed out telling a friend i can't go through with it. i can't do it. >> it was the enormity of this step had also hit him. >> reporter: the book paints the prince of wales with intense pride but also racked by a jealousy of his own sons. >> he looks at them with envy at the crowds they draw. >> reporter: mayer writes the first to the thrown is close to kate and delights in his grandson prince george and suggests the future king is a thin-skinned insecure man whose activist style may be at odds with the -- to remain -- >> it is hard to overstate how strange and isolating his existence is. i think because it's what -- it's all he's ever known. >> reporter: charles has met his match, finding an equal partner. making him laugh and putting him at ease. the great l

he pointed out that -- it is an unflattering historical reality for many world faith traditions, includinganity. >> humanity has been grappling with these questions throughout human history. and lest we get on our high horse and think this is unique to some other place, remember during the crusades and inquisitions people committed terrible deeds in the name of christ. >> so people had all kinds of patently ahis historical emotions, but it did feel connected to the point you were making about our foreign policy, that if we always are just standing back as we're the good guys and everybody else is the bad guys we might end up in worse situations. >> and everybody has their critique, which is incredibly important that he did it but to me it's almost the opposite. the white christians of the time we are not the oppressed of their era, in terms of slavery, or in serum of south africa whereas here what the islamic state is trying to represent, as much as we hate it and the people who are drawn to it are in fact the people who are oppressed oppressed, whether marginalized -- or they've had their

it is called "the heart of a king" by catherine mayer and shines an unflattering light to the heir toritish throne. abc's lama hasan has the story. >> reporter: this morning an explosive new biography claiming to spill secrets about prince charles and his household is igniting a firestorm revealing on the eve of his wedding to princess diana charles almost backed out telling a friend i can't go through with it. i can't do it. >> it was the enormity of this step had also hit him. >> reporter: the book paints the prince of wales observing william and harry with intense paternal pride but also racked by a jealousy of his own sons. >> he looks at them with some rueful envy at the crowds that they draw. >> reporter: but mayer writes he's close to kate and delights in prince george. mayer suggests the future king is a thin-skinned insecure man whose activist style may be at odds with his role to remain neutral like the queen and any criticism sparks fits of royal rage. >> it is really hard to overstate how strange and isolating his existence is. i think because it's all he's ever known. >>

. >> someone took your phone and tweeted something unflattering about you and you think kenya took the in the board room and she brought it up and all of us went -- i told everyone the day before my phone was missing. one and one always equals two. it doesn't change. >> it's funny and strange. people think this must be made up drama. i interviewed so many of the cast members. >> it was all real. it's like watching it unfold. i was taken off guard and i had a wonderful time. i raised money for best buddies. >> before i let you go here you are. we have a picture of vivica. >> i love the orange thing. perfect placement. >> that ribbon is getting used a lot. >> i took pictures in the dressing room and my areolas were not showing and now i had an mvp moment. >> we'll be right back. it is always great to have you. thank you so much for being here. >> all right, sweetheart. >> you can catch the live season finalo >>> good morning. we're taking you out to the antioch bridge. this video taken just seconds ago. this person has been running across the bridge. the police have shut down highway 60

we wondered why they would want such an unflattering picture out in the public.ls, explains. >> you're always worried how your client presents for potential future proceedings. here there appears to have been a decision made to present video evidence because it would support a second degree intentional homicide attempt at this critical early stage that could get the children back into juvenile court. >> reporter: that means demonstrating the girls truly believed slender man was real and was a threat to them and their families. in milwaukee, nick bore wisn 12 news. >> let's bring in our legal guys now, avery freeman, joining us from cleveland, although you should be here in atlanta. we're going to have to get our calendars together. and richard herman in new york criminal defense attorney and law professor who did make his way here to atlanta. so we will -- we're throwing you a big old hug, though avery. >> there we go. >> all right. very serious topic. let's talk now about whether these girls should be charged as adults. we're talking about morgan geyser and anni