d of turing and von neumann. you say many decades later we still face the same questions. turing's question was what it would take for machines to begin to think, von neumann's was what it would take for machines to begin to reproduce. >> right. >> now, the notion of a replicating computer is in your book. you talk about that both logically and practically. what do you think the implications are? >> well, it's what happened. that's why we ended up with silicon valley because these machines became, effectively, self-replicating. nobody's there in a workshop making computers, they're replicating themselves, and i think that's why this von neumann machine is so important. even though there were other machines everywhere else, because it's the one that became the pattern, it's bigelow's machine that the chip factories that used to be right here, you know, make millions of every day. >> so is organism the word? is that the word to apply to it? >> no. i'm more interested in codes than organisms and that's what, you kno

>> von neumann? this. that's what i discovered from most remarkable body of documents i found was in marina von neumann's basement, next to a water heater, a filing cabinet. and then there you know, von neumann's known papers with elaborate of congress. this filing cabinet didn't go. and in the bottom drawer was all the handwritten correspondence between johnny and his wife from 1937 -- package a day by day firsthand picture of what people were really thinking at the time. >> he was using that as just a means of eating this out, right clicks his correspondence with her? >> it was like e-mail to us what he was at a full day of meetings and solving problems and still write 16 pages in fountain pen. they had a difficult marriage but they're always in different places because she was doing the coding for these early bomb calculation. so she might be working on a eniac in aberdeen and he would be in los alamos, these letters went back and forth. >> did you know that this, this secret trove of letters -- >> i co

von neumann.s is not george dyson's first attempt to help us understand both a technical and human level the way that we coexist and cocreate with computing. he is the author among darwin of the machines as well and two other books also and he writes frequently on the subject. this is not totally his day job. as you may know, he is in addition to being a scientist, a historian,, and author, able builder and designer from his home in bellingham, washington. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming george dyson. [applause] [applause] [applause] thank you very much. >> it's great to have you here. >> thank you. >> welcome. so glad to have you here, george. >> this is a fantastic exhibit. >> thank you very much. we are delighted you are here. you are among friends. these are your people, george. we are going to have some fun tonight. let's talk about the practice of writing the book. you have an intensely personal connection to princeton and the advanced best the institute of advanced study,

von neumann.s is not george dyson's first attempt to help us understand both a technical and human level the way that we coexist and cocreate with computing. he is the author among darwin of the machines as well and two other books also and he writes frequently on the subject. this is not totally his day job. as you may know, he is in addition to being a scientist, a historian,, and author, able builder and designer from his home in bellingham, washington. ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming george dyson. [applause] [applause] [applause] thank you very much. >> it's great to have you here. >> thank you. >> welcome. so glad to have you here, george. >> this is a fantastic exhibit. >> thank you very much. we are delighted you are here. you are among friends. these are your people, george. we are going to have some fun tonight. let's talk about the practice of writing the book. you have an intensely personal connection to princeton and the advanced best the institute of advanced study,

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coins have always been a part of von nothaus' life. growing up outside of kansas city, he inherited a modest collection of his grandfathers, and his mother instilled in him a respect for the value of silver. giving and silver coins as gifts and lecturing him about the medals tendency for appreciation. i saved every one of those quarters he said, referring to meant quarters that before 1965 contained 90% real silver. but von nothaus runs a meeting business called the royal hawaiian mint company producing merchandise for war veterans, country clubs, academic institutions anyone else willing to pay for special is coins or medallions. and none of this is illegal. over the years, von nothaus' business has produced coins celebrating hawaiian statehood, commemorating icons of ally history by captain james cook, saluting winners of the hawaii state numismatic convention. back at the mill, i asked if i can see some of the coins, the hawaii dollar in particular. the dollar is one of the coins they got von nothaus in trouble. although i don't rec

police found jay von brown. >> reporter: it was an emotional day for the family of six-year-old jay von brown, missing since sunday. >> please bring him back, he is an innocent young boy. >> reporter: police scoured the courtyard of the columbia road apartment complex, where the boy was last seen playing sunday morning, his picture quickly broadcast throughout the area in hopes someone would spot him. police say a break in the case came when they checked the tape. surveillance cameras mound here in the parking lot of the complex captured jay von leaving with an adult female known in the neighborhood only as quail. >> we just thank god that he is in good hands now. >> reporter: just before 8:30 a.m. police found the six-year-old and the woman from that surveillance camera. jay von's aunt says the woman is a stranger who just befriended the mom recently. >> this is a wake up call for any mother to keep an eye on their children. don't trust nobody. >> reporter: in columbia heights, 9news now. >> police say jay von is safe, he was taken to children's hospital just as a precaution. we have n

take a close look at the picture of six-year-old jay von brown. when he was last seen, he had on a green t-shirt with a white t-shirt underneath, blue jeans, red and black shoes. his grandmother, tina brown, is pleading for her grandson's safe return. >> i came up here at 9:00. to find him and i have been looking since. i just want him to come home. if anybody have him, if anybody see him, just bring him home. >> reporter: you can imagine what this family is going through. i'm told by other members of the family that jay von lives with his mother and his mother has sole custody of her son. his father is in jail, so there is no other family member who could have taken off with him. they were hoping if you take a close look at the picture, you will know something in regards to the whereabouts of this little boy. please call police at 202-727-9099 or simply just dial 911. >>> police believe a note, left at the scene of a murder suicide could explain why the killings happened. investigators found the bodies of a 4-9d-year-old man and his 39-year-old w

i think that perhaps von braun obviously was an engineer, but i think von braun had been involved in political aspects over in germany, where maybe it was a matter of survival. and i think he dealt with the public more easily than gilruth did. it came more naturally to him. and as a result i think that in the final analysis, the general public knew more about von braun than they did about gilruth. but those of us on the inside, particularly the manned space aspect of it, i think owe a lot more to gilruth than we do to wernor. >> i think part of it was that wernor was a salesman of ideas. he was out selling the concept of the lunar mission? >> i think so. i think he almost felt that he had to. maybe -- maybe he felt the same way we did. yes, it was a great idea. but he might have been concerned a little bit with the pressure of the schedule. that may have been the reason. i don't know. >> here's one that comes right out of the gang at houston. what are some of the worst things that happened after your selection as an astronaut? what are some of the worst things that happened? >> the w

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take a close look at this picture, this is six-year-old six-year-old -- jay von brown. a young black boy, 3'4", weighing 45 to 50 pounds, medium complexion and a slim build. he was last seen in the 1300 block of columbia road wearing a green t-shirt layered on top of a white t-shirt. he had blue jeans and red and black shoes on. anyone with information on the whereabouts of jay von brown are urged to wall police immediately at 202-727-9099 or you can simply dial 911. just looking at that young boy's picture and that sweet smile on his face, you know there are some family members who are very scared and very nervous this early hour, and hoping that police and maybe someone out there will be able to help bring jay von home. the very latest here in columbia heights, back to you. >>> montgomery county police are investigating an apparent murder suicide? silver -- in silver spring. the bodies of a 49-year-old man and his 39-year-old wife were found on colgate way. both bodies showed signs of trauma and a note was left in the home. the couple's names have not been released. >

pardons that the von neumanns gave. they invited a computer group to go and i wore my prettiest black dress. as i say i had bright red hair and i got to dance with j. robert oppenheimer. can anybody else say that? [laughter] >> thank you so much. [applause] >> one other quick thing. you were telling me earlier that you were thinking of writing your memoir, talk about that and especially the title. >> today i don't think young women are called secretaries. they are called administrative assistants. they have pretty fancy titles. but in 1946 i was only the secretary. and i think that is what i want to tidal my little memoir because you can do a lot of good as a secretary. i don't say you are very important but they need you. all of you probably have had secretaries. were they important to you? >> yes. [applause] >> i also have a wonderful experience. i was sidney hope's secretary at nyu. when i needed a job i went to eniac academic institution because that was my experience and i had great experience as being only the sec

desde zimmerman admitiÓ matar a tra von martÍn en un altercado. salvado vidas. >>> necesitamos leyes claras para que las personas sepan lo que pueden hacer y no pueden hacer dijo la fiscal kathy fernÁndez. >>> lehr tad por mÁs de 20 estados de la naciÓn. la ley de defensa es mÁs utilizada, por los jueces, y mÁs rechazada por los fiscales. >>> creo que esta ley, ha hecho difÍcil. para los fiscales. y los policÍas de probar los casos. >>> juan lucas rodrÍguez, representa a la familia de reinaldo muÑoz, un joven sordomudo, baleado por el inclino de una casa que temiÓ por su vida y todavÍa no ha sido acusado. >>> yo creo, que esta ley, no es una ley que nos ayuda, si no una ley que ayuda a las personas a cambiar las circunstancias para justificar los crÍmenes que estÁn cometiendo. >>> esta reuniÓn de la comision, fue la primera de una serie de encuentros antes de emitir su recomendaciÓn final en miami, angie sandoval. telemundo. >>> y con eso nuestra primera pausa, pero al regresar, el gobierno propone algo que podrÍa beneficio ciarlo side pende de me

von etta brooks now with the m.t.a.t. >> still showing a few bus diversions as the one line continues to be diverted. the 5 and 22 line diverted at sinclair, all for construction. cam done penn and brunswick lines are running problem-free. now back to tony pann. >> thank you. things are quiet for us this thursday morning. actually, we have the same front we talked about that the time yesterday. it was in western maryland. now it is going past baltimore. the reason it's going slowly is because of the tropical system pullling toward the coast. at least briefly this high pressure will take control of the weather, and we'll wind up with decent conditions. the temperatures are still going to make it into the 80's, but it will feel more comfortable. that's already happening. 671 at the airport, but the dew point is down to 53 in hagerstown behind that front. general in the low to mid 60's right now. we're going to make it into the 80's this afternoon, but it will feel a lot better than it did yesterday. just a few high, thin

the rain does not agree with dexter von frisch's hair do. [ screaming ] >> what does it do. >> we'reut nobody wants to talk about climate change. so we have had rain which is remarkable. and it does not agree with his hair. >> you need mitt romney and his friends to hold him down and cut it. [ laughter ] >> oh! >> i couldn't help but laugh for an hour ron paul not actively campaigning for president anymore. [ whacky comedy music ] >> all right. let's dive into the right-wing world. allen stewart. >> four years after obama has been in office he still have him blaming his predecessor for the economy. senator sanders did same thing. obama has no one else but himself to blame. he has got to stop blaming his predecessor for that. >> the majority of the american people agree with him. so there's that. >> well, you know -- they are smart. >> karl this is what drives us crazy about the main stream media. ben labolt is on can ashley and she is lecturing about this bain ad saying romney wasn't the ceo then. but he is the one that put all of the policies in place. >> right. >> he is like oh giv

jay von brown was last seen yesterday.can, three 4'," little guy, weighs between 45 and 50 pounds, he is a slim build, he was last seen wearing a green t-shirt with a white t-shirt under it, blue jeans and red and black shoes. if you have any information on him, please call dc police, again his name is jay von browns. >>> more protesters are expected today, protesters clashed yesterday with police outside the assume admit for nato. susan mcginniss has more. >> reporter: protesters charged police and police fought back. four officers were injured in the clashes and more than 40 demonstrators were arrested. >> if they wanted to get arrested, so be it. they can be proud and say they beat up a cop. >> reporter: nato officials are wrapping up their meetings in chicago. at the top is the war in afghanistan, president obama's goal to keep member countries from pulling troops out

creek to get on to highway -- to vons creek to get on to highway 85. >>> we will check back in with amy and terry. >>> developing news out of the south bay. san jose elementary schoolteacher in jail facing child pornography charges. police arrested 50-year-old johnny urias yesterday. he faces charges of possessing and manufacturing child pornography. he taught first and second grade students at will rogers elementary. he was placed on leave last august after police launched their investigation. school officials say investigators told them there is no indication any students in the district were victims. >>> the 21-year-old man accused of killing sierra lamar is expected to enter a plea. antolin garcia-torres first appeared before a judge a week ago. investigators believe garcia-torres took the 15-year-old girl from near her morgan hill home on march 16th. they say lamar's dna was found in his car and his dna was on her clothing found in a discarded backpack. crews were out again yesterday looking for her. prosecutors filed murder charges against garcia-torres despite the fact that h

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. >>> casos menos visibles que ta von martÍn. fue hace 7 aÑos. y que pasÓ en la florida. cuando esta se vuelve mortal. las personas respaldanrimero y buscando despuÉs. >>> la familia decidiÓ el caso decidiÓatar a reinaldo muÑoz. no es tanto el peligro de las leyes existentes. pero de los huecos legales. no se one al uso de arma >>> no es bÁsicamente. vamos a recularlo. mientras organizaciones como la n r a hablan asÍ. estados unidos se apoya en la libertad mÁs que antes el derecho a poseer armas. familiares de vÍimas que han muerto dicen lo siguiente. # personas desaparecidas luego que un puente colapsara hoy en la maÑana en la provincia. en el centro de chin el puente de 360 pies de largo. que conecta a 2 pueblos. cayÓ tras ser impactado por cantidad de arena arrastrada por las fuertes corrientes que inundan la zona. 3 de ellas rescatadas con vida. luego que 18 personas fron arrestadas hoy en la maÑana. mis de manifestantes conodos como los indignados volvieron a congregarse esta tarde en la puerta del sol de mrid. con propÓsito de quedarse allÍ hasta el martes. 72 mil p

. >> sherrie von johnson. abc two -- sherrie johnson. >> they have a lot of energy together. >> ranger events always great. and p sherrie was perfect for the spot. >> we will not have the prettiest weather. >> we need the rain and we will look at it from that perspective. it is coming down now. off into the atlantic. few showers streaming into the area. >> few breaks as we go throughout the day. the winds, it is breezy out there. and sustained at 15 miles an hour. and six in eastern and 13 in d.c. and take you outside. you can see the winds trapping and -- flapping. and that will be the scenario. and we will bring you back in. and in terms of visibility. it is reduced this morning. now, it is three. three in york. two in winchester and two in culpepper. it has have alberto down to the south and it is going offshore. we like that track. all the model resist in agreement. wind sustained at 40 miles an hour. it as weak tropical storm and going to keep the showers and thunderstorms in the forecast as we head throu

and we're getting showers pushing in around von grove and garrettsville.and you're heading across the boarder and you'll run into wet weather this morning. and take you to montgomery county and howard county. you're seeing showers moving along i-70 there. so a good shower coming down across that area. and that will be the season narrow this morning. and this afternoon, we have a chance for some more thunderstorms in the forecast and also they could become a little on the severe side. so the storm prediction center has us at a slight risk of for severe weather, the risk of will be the damage winds and severe hail. right now, temperatures are quite mild, 62 degrees in baltimore, 63 in east tonight and you have that warm air mass that will help fuel some of the thunderstorms this afternoon. 7-mile visibility this morning and we're dealing with patchy fog. you shake it up and pull it out, and we have it this morning. this is courtesy of this low pressure riding along this stationary front. future trend picking up fast. we'll have showers and thunderstorms goin

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rosa 58, you have the fastest winds now gusting to 18 miles per hour upper 40s santa cruz, what the von-- watsonville and gilroy. sunshine this afternoon, windy and cooler this afternoon. area of low pressure tonight and tomorrow and it is so cold with this low we could have showers even thunder possible, calmer and warmer through the holiday weekend. two degrees cooler oakland livermore and san francisco four, five napa, eight -- redwood city 65°, 11 cooler than average. east bay valleys warmest low to mid 50s. mid to upper 60s along the east bay shore oakland and fremont around 67. mid to upper 60s south bay 70 los gatos. peninsula low to mid 60s. near 60 downtown south san francisco. north bay 69 san rafael, 64 sausalito, low 70s inland valleys 59 monterey almost that in carmel upper 60s to low 70s around the monterey bay low to mid 70s inland. showers to the north eureka 56, 77 chico tahoe 60. 72 l.a. today, 97 in palm springs. tonight mid 40s to low 50s, light scattering of showers. better chance of showers tomorrow. thunder best chance of lightning south of the monterey bay temper

a district mothers that been reunited with her missing son. 6-year-old jay von brown was last seen monday morning led away from his columbia heights apartment by a woman in the neighborhood known as quail. police found brown in good condition yesterday morning after reviewing surveillance tape of the incident. it's unclear if the woman will face any charges. >>> our time is 4:37. a second day of rain is expected for most of our region. howard will let you know how much to expect. >>> facebook suffering more losses. losses. >>> 39 is all it takes to get from d.c. to rehoboth beach without worrying about driving. more coming up. >>> and when the sun will come out in the next few minutes. >>> 4:39. kind of damp out there this morning with some patchy fog out west. we've had heavy rains in prince william county overnight but all the glad warnings have expired. we'll look at doppler in a moment. a couple of sunny breaks at times but also the threat for a few more showers and storms with a locally heavy downpour. highs getting into the upper 70s. let's go to monika. >>> here's a live look at 66

the lawmakers also met with european council president herman von pompai and catherine ashton. eu officials announced last month that they were suspending trade sanctions against myanmar. an arms embargo remains in place. ashton met with pro-democracy leader aung san suu kyi last month. she was in myanmar to open an eu office promoting trade and investment pb. >>> a japanese city that suffered in last year's tsunami. the collective relocation in sendai city is the largest so far in a state-sponsored program to help rebuild devastated communities. the plan covers about 1700 households in the city's two wards along the pacific coast. the city will offer plots in more than ten inland lations for people who want to rebuild their houses. the relocation will cost sendai an estimated $750 million. the money will cover buying the land where the residents formally lived and developing the inland sites. the city will submit the plan to the central government later this month for approval. city officials hope the relocation will be completed by the end of 2015. >>> with less than three mo

. >> he was referring to the hoodie they von martin was wearing the night he shot. didn't mean to offend and has made that joke at over events. >>> a social networking smartphone. ashley morrison is here with that and more. >>> good morning, terrell. markets overseas got a bump up after trying to boost the stimulus. hong kong's hang seng added more than 1%. >>> this week we'll get the may unemployment report and the latest numbers on home sails. traders returned to wall street after the markets were closed for memorial day. stocks were up for the week. the dow added 85 points while the nasdaq gained 58. >>> the largest collapse of a u.s. law firm is abu complete. duey lebeouf filed last week. they owe their creditors $245 million. concern over their debt caused several partners to leave since the beginning of the year. the firm will keep about 90 of its employees while it liquid e liquidates its assets. >> another strange twist in the britain's phone hacking scandal. the heckler called blair a war criminal but the bombshell came when blair admitted that he could not

. >> say von had -- trayvon had to fight a guy that's harmed so the level of injuries yes, he has injuries but they are not life-threatening injuries. >> reporter: now there's seating for 2000 people at the church and they expect a full house. if you plan to be here, get here early. live in northwest baltimore, linda so, abc2 news. >>> 4 minutes after 6. this morning jurors in north carolina will begin deliberating the charges against jon edwards. prosecutors told them in closing argue men the former prez presidential candidate broke campaign laws in an effort to cover up a sex scandal. the defense says he committed sins but not a crime. >>> pat mcdonough is known for controversy and he is defending recent comments he made about crime in baltimore. sherrie johnson has more on what mcdonough has to say and new reaction. this is upsetting a lot of people. >> reporter: people are fired up about this. and it started when delegate pat mcdonough put out a news release saying black youth mobs terrorize people on holidays. he sent a letter to the governor asking him to bring more police to control

it's a very fine portrait done by franz von lomback of captain pabst. a very famous story. captain pabst was very excited to engage limbback to do the portrait as captain was very interested in the chancellor of bismarck, captain pabst wanted his portrait done by him as well. he pressed lenbach into doing this painting, and as lore has it which has been substan said, that lenbach was on his way to summer holiday and didn't really want to do this portrait toe lenbach and pabst kind of mixed it up a little bit, and so when captain pabst took possession of the painting, and it was uncrated here in milwaukee, captain pabst was somewhat disappointed that it was such a severe portrait of him, and what a lot of people didn't know was that captain pabst had pock-marked skin on his left cheek which lenbach had incorporated into the painting. well, captain pabst had the painting dispatched to be a artist in milwaukee and had it overpainted and nobody was the wiser until 1990 when the pabst family sent the painting out for conservation in boston and they realized that there had been o

though from the huntsman campaign but rather a super pac when you step up to sheldon adelson and hans von yeah i'm really the underdog billionaire and it's not just the red billionaires there are blue super donors as well like george soros are mover and shaker today hedge fund kingpin george soros a billionaire investor pledging to million dollars to two democratic groups and jeffrey katzenberg who gave two million dollars to the pro obama super pac priorities usa people who have lots of financial resources. and strong ideologies or strong belief in a particular candidate have decided that they wanted to get involved in the process this way bob you're sachs says the money may not be able to buy the votes but often can control the message a reality that seems unfair to those who can't afford to give some americans can give several million dollars to a candidate. they like and a lot of americans can maybe afford one hundred dollars do you think that's a problem or do you think that's just how it is that's a major problem why is that a major problem i can't say have more say never had the mo

same field at the same time as you and had maybe the same teachers might end up saying that you know von misses and. others you know the these so-called conservative economists are the right way to go were as you were following more of the keynes route what what is that bifurcation where does that happen how does that have ok. so by the way the phonies all the stuff that's that's never been even of right wing economists in this country serious ones of have never done that stuff that's the alleged importance of those people is that that's a myth created by by american right wingers in the one thousand nine hundred in milton friedman to have never happened in real life but there is a huge bifurcation in views within macroeconomics and i think it came down to me in the ninety seven when i was in graduate school you had two kinds of of ways that people were trying to approach the problem of recessions one was the one that came from keynes which is a little bit there a few loose ends there are some things where we said we can't totally explain why people behave in certain ways but they do and

so the ladies on stage they were dita von teese are on strike at the world renowned crazy horse cabaret which is a fancy name for a strip club strippers say that they're not getting paid enough so does this show that tough times have gotten so tough that even vice isn't benefiting or are they just gotten screwed by their bosses it's not really it was a good slip this is a strike i mean if i was going to see anyone striking. hard program that's what it would also be very such a strike but look it's not going to be because you're not going to lose but eventually removed customers for strippers all right all that money could be actually averts and the french are you know they leave the charge of the strikes so i you know i'm i applaud this and i may be for their own specific reasons whatever it is of your wages but this could be really good for influence because also look if we're going to strippers and the prostitutes what are we going to do i don't know but we have to credit them for having skin in the game i like that shannon it reminds me of the story of last year of the women and that

he is just weeping silently into dexter von frisch's fur. >> good morning, what a day to be an americani wondered if you wrote your own blog and i know you do. because i started with the presidentsy is almost entirely about character. this took real courage. >> absolutely. it is something i didn't think was going to happen. >> me neither. >> before the election but i'm not as worried as i was when i first heard it was happening. there -- think back to george w. bush. even when people had fundamental disagreements with him, they knew where he stood, because he was remarkably consistent and even if he was pushing something unpopular, he stood up for it, and people gave him respect for that, and sometimes voted it because of it. i don't think any voter out there that is in the middle or on the right, didn't believe he didn't support marriage equality before this announcement. >> right. >> and also think of the young people that will turn out to vote for him -- >> yeah. >> -- and most importantly it makes romney look like a backward's buffoon. >> i asked your friend and mine david bender wh

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. >> hi von. i got this e-mail just we are entitled to a grant. i go really? >> fake friend word of the grant came from the numi reemployment center. that's the job training program set up when the auto plant shut down 2 years ago so weber e mailed the contact. >> he said all i have to do is give him 1500 dollars. wire it to carolina or something like that. >>reporter: that's what web dear to an address in north carolina. that would make himmel sky i believe for 12 120,000 dollar grant he was told. then he was told to wire more money. 2155 dollars which he did. weber got suspicious when accuse incontacted him on facebook and started giving him wrong information. >> so i started asking him how is my uncle leo doing. he said he's doing just fine. another nasty because he's dead. >>reporter: at that point we weber recognized he was the victim of a scam. and ther may be others. it appears scammer are joining numi facebook group and assuming the identity of friend to dupe additional victims. the numiçó reemployment center sent out warning e-mails to 2700 client cli

bobby von is in good condition after doctors removed several pounds of infected flesh.ours away in south carolina, lana remains in critical condition. the flesh-eating bacteria attacked her just days after she gave birth to twins. although there are multiple cases of the infection in georgia and other states across the country, doctors say that it is not an outbreak. but rather a random occurrence. >> in a short period of time. that's random. >> reporter: for amy copeland's family, they are turning to a higher power for help. >> people say use god as a crutch. we are not using god as a crutch. we are using god as a stretcher. because he is carrying us through this. >> amy's dads is she's still cracking jokes despite all of her struggles. he considers it a testament to her strength and sense of humor. >> at 6:00, another guilty plea in connection to a d.c. campaign scandal. >>> a bag with smoke coming out of it cause as stir at bwi airport. >> second aide to mayor gray pleaded guilty to a crime. >> prince george's county woman who is in her 70s is scammed out of thousand

so the bruised knuckle entree von martin's knuckle and first and the injuries to george zimmerman coulde consistent and helpful to zimmerman's defense that he only shot trayvon marty after a struggle that became violent, however it doesn't answer the most crucial question of all which is how did the fight start, how did it begin and how did it escalate. that's central to this case and central to the prosecution case. >> when we hear about the range being described as intermediate. how do they do that? >> it gets very technical in terms of forensics and the gunshot wound. but one medical expert says based on the report he estimated it could have been as little as two inches. we don't know how much you can rely on that but that would be consistent with the idea that that could be consistent with a violent struggle and trayvon martin grabs the gun of george zimmerman or theover way around. >> michael isikoff from sanford, florida. tharmg you. >>> making a come bachlkt wisconsin's embattled republican scott walker. he's got a lead over his democratic change. are they still interested in thi

. >> hey, von, i got this e-mail address we are entitled to a grant. i go really? >> his fake friends said the word of the grant came from the numi reemployment center. that was set up when the auto plant shut down two years ago. he e-mailed the contact. >> he said all i have to do is give him $1,500.00, wire it to caroline or something like that. >> that's when he did, to an address in north carolina. it would make him eligible to the $120,000 grant he was told. then he was told to wire more money, $2,155, which he did. he got suspicious when a cousin contacted him on facebook and started giving him wrong information. >> so i started asking him how is my uncle leo doing? he said he's doing fine. >> that's another mistake because he's dead. at that point he recognized he's victim of a scam. and there are others. schoolers are joining facebook groups and others are assuming the identity of friends to dupe additional victims. the reemployment center has sent out warning e-mails to 1700 clients. >> of course, we are victims. they are using our name, representing our g

facebook has prom id to always be free but they are trying to convince these von vestors who are sayingre you going to make money that they are on top of and they are figuring out ways to continue bringing in the revenue and being profitable. >> could this abby catalyst the stock market really needs? >> the fine ipo? most definitely. sometimes, selling just begets selling. for the past 12 days, the dow industrials are down for 11 sessions in those 126789 that is the longest losing streak in 10 years. we are jut selling for the sage of selling at this point. we need something to make investors come in and buy on the dips and jump back into the market. it looks like the facebook ipo today will do it. >> world markets really taking a beating, lauren. many banks i think in spain downgraded. what's going on here? >> moody's downgraded 16 spanish banks last night. this just adds to the volatility and uncertainty over in europe that is killing our trading here in the u.s. we haven't had the worst economic data this week. we had pretty decent numbers in trms of house ago and the job market it i

. >> go to the west gates, see officer von reagan. >> the maricopa county jail has been the subject of more media attention than probably any other jail in america. in recent years it's been due to the county's policies toward illegal immigrants. before that, much of the coverage centered on its practices. such as constructing an outdoor housing facility with tents. the striped uniforms and pink underwear inmates are required to wear. and the use of chain gangs to perform everything from maintenance work to burying the indigent. behind it all is the man who has run the jail since 1992. sheriff joe arpaio. >> one of my philosophies is you should never live better in jail than you do on the outside. >> you purposely want your jails to be tough, correct? >> well, i sure don't want it to be a hilton hotel like some other prisons around the nation. it's all this rehabilitation, education. we have all that in our jails, nobody talks about, but we punish our children, take away certain things from them, privileges. why can't we punish people who committed crimes and take away their privileges

neighborhood watch von tier george zimmerman is facing second degree murder charge and says he killed the unarmed black teenager in self-defens self-defense. >>> mitt romney walked through a piece of history and gazed in the future in a busy campaign day. romney laying out what he would do after being sworn in. chief political correspondent carl call ron tells us romney is trying to play up what he considers major past mistakes by president obama. >> mitt romney visited an obama stimulus project in new hampshire that looks bad and sounds work as part of week-long criticism of wasteful spending and debt. >> this is stimulus dollars at its worse. >> day one, created keystone. president romney replaces common sense over healthcare reform. >> in contrast, democratic national committee released video to bracket run the debate of romney existence. and reedited news report about attacks on romney this week. biden fully embraced the role of the attack dog on romney and the business record. >> romney and his partners bought the company. eight years later it was in bankruptcy. >> biden relishes

all of this in hopes of finding young jay von. he was last seen in the area about 11:00 yesterday. family says it is not like him to venture beyond this little area where he plays with his friends. certainly not like him to disappear. they desperately want folks' help as we hear from his grandmother. >> i came up here at 9:00 to find him. and i've been looking since. so i just want him to come home. if anybody have him, anybody seen him, just bring him home. >> reporter: palpable grief. let's hear -- we're going to show you his description. he's 3'4" tall, weighs between 45 and 50 pounds. he has brown eyes, black hair, medium complexion with a slim build, and last seen here in the area of 13 and columbia northwest. that's where we're live, news4. >> all right. we hope they find this little boy. thank you. >>> a medical examiner is trying to figure out how a husband and wife died in what police are calling a murder/suicide. the 49-year-old man and his 39-year-old wife were found dead in their apartment on colgate way in silver spring. both had trauma to their bodies, but investigato

. >> hey, von, i got this e-mail address we are entitled it a grant. i go really?ends said the word of the grant came from the numi reemployment center. that was set up when the auto plant shut down two years ago. he e-mailed the contact. >> he said all i have to do is give him $1,500.00, wire it to caroline or something like that. >> that's when he did, to an address in north carolina. it would make him eligible to the $120,000 grant he was told. then he was told to wire more money, $2,155, which he did. he got suspicious when a cousin contacted him on facebook and started giving him wrong information. >> so i started asking him how is my uncle leo doing? he said he's doing fine. >> that's another mistake because he's dead. at that point he recognized he's victim of a scam. and there are others. others are assuming the identity of friends to dupe additional victims. the reemployment center has sent out warning e-mails to 1700 clients. >> of course, we are victims. they are using our name, representing our good name of the agency who has been assisting them the las