you do. >> but as she is about to pass sian, wendy falls.omen are just feet away from the finish line. >> and then wendy fell. sian got up, wendy got up. they tried to run, but they couldn't do anything. they were helpless. >> and as you can hear, my mom is, go, sian! and then her voice becomes panicked seeing that i have some major problems here. >> and she really was thinking, maybe i could die. you know. >> their bodies are breaking down in an anguished battle for fourth place. >> i was like, oh, this is so frustrating. i was like, come on. you see the line. you know you put so much effort into it. you just want to get there. that's when i'm like, i'm just going to crawl. >> like when you're a baby, you want that bottle, you just crawl to it. >> i just looked at her and i thought, that's what i need to do. >> after 140 miles and nearly ten hours it comes down to ten seconds separating them at the finish line. >> i just wanted to pull her across the line and hug her like we made it, we did it, we got here. >> when i come across the line we

chair person hur: view on wendy will? commissioner renne: is it your intention to testify by declaration? >> if i could make the point that by doing this by declaration, we are shouldering the burden of the witness list. we're asking you to review the decorations -- and declarations. we will do what we need to do to get the finals -- it is easier to make a decision when to have seen it. the burden of doing that and including more witnesses will fall on our shoulders and we're willing to share that burden tomorrow to give you evidence from the record. >> for me, the concern is regardless of the work that is required to get the declaration, most declarants will be cross- examined. i don't want to be falsely persuaded this will reduce the burden if byrdak have to hear from all this trouble live. >> my response would be at the point where you see the opening declaration, you can still put the witnesses -- the witness does not need to be subject to [unintelligible] this procedure can be repeated or may be done best on the basi

your experience, wendy. thank you. >> yeah, i mean, not only that, chris, but sometimes, if you're a little kid and this happens and you don't have a context to understand how cruel and abusive it is when you're little, you can develop real affection for your abuser. lots of the victims in this case testified, i liked the guy. he was good to me. i had no father. this guy pegged the kids well. he picked kids he knew would keep quiet because he was grooming them. he was affectionate to them buying them stuff. for every once in a while he was sexually violent towards them and they stay quiet. that's very common. i don't think that's a defense. if anything, it sort of helps proves the prosecution's case because that's how victims are when they are young and being abused by someone they trust and admire. >> let me get back to ian. the graphic details, it seems to get worse. worst horrors after worst horrors. without getting into details, these were rapes of every possible with these kids. it's hard to believe tha

and i would like to express my sincere preeshs to our president ambassador, wendy chamberlin, our vice president, kate sealy. our director and corporate relations. patrick and isha meyer. and all my colleagues at the middle east institute. i would also like to thank our cohost, ambassador ross wilson, and the director of institute of turkish studies for their invaluable spoth. and special thanks to my interns for arranging today's event. and i would now like to introduce ambassador ross wilson. on the region that extends from east central europe, across the black and beyond to central asia. in december of 2008, he completed nearly three decades in the u.s. foreign service. including six years as american ambassador to turkey. in washington, ambassador wilson served in various posts, including the chief of staff for deputy secretary of state, robert zolig. and principle deputy at large and specialed a virz to the secretary of state for the new independent states. and deputy executive secretary of the state department. and he also serves on the board of governors for the institute of tur

. >> and i'm wendy griffith. the killing is forcing world leaders to take a hard line against the assa assad regime. in the walk of a brutal massacre last week. more than 100 people were murdered near the city of homs, including dozens of children. western leaders blame bashar al-assad's government, and the country could be on the brink of civil war. >> reporter: amateur video shows evidence of the killings in the town of houla. the u.n. claims 49 children and 34 women were among the dead. u.n. observers arrived in houla over the weekend, where residents dug a mas grave for the victims. the observers are trying to hold together a failing u.n. sponsored cease-fire. >> we have an order to the government to stop any attacks from the government's side. we want to make sure that is understood locally by the government check-point, and we want to make sure that the other side understands there is a standdown. >> reporter: the syrian government says the real account of the massacre is buried under what it calls a tsunam

wendy walsh joins me.s the strongest showing gallup has ever registered for a hypothetical atheist candidate. you know, we saw this study about young people questioning the existence of god but why this now with the atheist candidate? why the shift? >> well, we should say that the big news here is that overall america has become more open, more progressive in every sing category. they're not discriminating against race, culture, and agenda as much as they ever did. the two most discriminated were muslims and atheists but still the majority just over half said they would vote for these. i mean, the point is we now have mobility in our culture. we've talked about this before, don. where you can educate people all you want and say don't discriminate or be prejudiced but if you move around and have these people as your next door neighbor or roommate or college dorm rate it opens your mind. >> yeah. knowing someone changes minds and hearts. you did mention wendy muslims. and muslims face almost as much oppositi

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thank you, wendy for your leadership of the middle east institute, your many years of service in our diplomatic corps. i've had the great honor of many of the members of the diplomatic corps, wendy chamberlain is one of the most outstanding and remarkable people that i've had the opportunity of dealing with. let me also thank ambassador tan, the turkish government and our many guests from turkey for their generous support of this conference. i'm grateful that wendzy at the middle east institute would think to invite me this morning. most americans no longer care what we in congress have to say. last time i checked the approval rating of congress was at 11%. i've not met anyone lately in the 11%. we are down to blood relatives and paid staffers. i'm not so sure amo

>> i didn't eat it. >> wendy did not. i wouldn't go near it. >> i liked it. >> reporter: i didn't think would -- is it in the freezer? >> there's another one with your name on it. >> reporter: that's what i'm talking about. >> you can put some barbecue sauce on top of it. >> yeah, sprinkle it, instead of cherrie cherries. >> who needs caroming? barbecue sauce all the way. >> looks the dame. >>> we'll be back with you in a bit. >>> still ahead, the big announcement that could help bring a vegas-style casino to the banks of the po thomas. >>> while a high school student in trouble -- a new tank unveiled at the pentagon, and >>> quite a few changes for the redskins this off-season, the most notable that rookie quarterback, what's his name? rg, 2, 3 maybe? >> stepping in as the team's new quarterback. >> but there's been a big change on the coaching side with a former head coach joining the staff, already shaking up the practices. zachary kiesch has more. >> we note they've added some talent to the roster, but also injected y

after wendy is brad. >> my name is wendy lesser and i work for sotheby's. i am also a mother here with my family. i support development and building all over the city. we have a limited resource here and we have such limited housing and inventory that i think the highest and best use for this area would be the project. i also work on the port project that was very successful and it continues to thrive as a community. i am determined to keep my family here and my little boys are going to be enjoying the pool this summer. if we have to pull back and go to another pool for two years and go to another city, we're all for that. >> thank you. after brad, janine. >> good afternoon. i represent construction and development. i want to reiterate a couple of points that have been made that i truly believe from the standpoint that the opposition has had years to disclose and express their concerns and i think the developer has responded in a way that considers and creates a project that is approvable. the challenges to the eir based on the open ended steady have been a

[ chuckling ] >> first of all wendy williams wins because when you mention ma done that and wendy williamsthe same same sentence, wendy williams, two thumbs up. madonna, she was at the university with me. if she wanted to share her breast, someone in the mid 50's. >> joy: she's not in her mid >> yes, she is. >> she has beautiful breasts. does it matter if they're 30-year-old breasts or 50-year-old breasts. they're beautiful breasts. why not show them. a week later they was in rome. she showed her butt. >> joy: if i didn't know any better i wouldn't think that you're gay. >> and i'm not a breast man. >> joy: it sounds like you're in madonna's boobs. >> when you go to the madonna concert, you want that water cooler moment with your friends. >> joy: you don't think this is a desperate move for attention? >> madonna does not need to do that to get attention. even if she is she's getting attention. that's great. we're here talking about it. >> joy: you're a singer, dancer, why do you have to show your nipple, your butt. come on, it's overkill. you know, she's famous. i don't know. any way. that

wendy walsh joins me now.dy, i hear it all the time, i had to -- single, went on and changed my status. that causes a big issue. could it be time for a facebook purge, you think? >> well, i think so. you know, we have to understand is that sometimes the psychologically put people and events in our life in compartments is kind of healthy. not if you're having affairs and putting them in different compartments, but if you have a facebook life where it's so public, a giant billboard and your exis now on his facebook page, flaunting his new woman or date, this could be psychologically unhealthy. you have to purge negative energy and negative thoughts so when you logon to facebook, it's mostly sunshine and flowers. make you feel good. >> oh, like a virtual reality. it's not real, all happy. nothing bad happens in my life. how should you navigate this space, then? give us some advice. >> first you need to, if you find your facebook stalking in that you're going onto the walls of people you used to date, stop the hab

joining me from boston with more perspective attorney and former prosecutor legal analyst wendy murphy. it's nice to have with you us this morning. as we were just discussing with john, there is word that the prosecution is planning to play the interview that jerry sandusky did for nbc's "rock center." it was really a bizarre interview, that was the takeaway for a lot of people but here's a small portion. take a look. >> are you a pedophile? >> no. >> are you sexually attracted to young boys, to underaged boys? >> am i sexually attracted to underaged boys? >> yes. >> sexually attracted, you know, i enjoy young people. i love to be around them. i -- but no, i'm not sexually attracted to young boys. >> so that's just part of that interview, bob costas did with sandusky there. if the defense is truly serious, as john yang was reporting there, about really putting

but i agree with wendy.justices, any of the clerks, anyone else who would have any inside knowledge to be discussing it with anyone right now. i just think it's so difficult to begin to do this kind of thing. megyn: i think it many more illuminating than what justice ginsberg said. wendy, getting a supreme court clerkship is impossible. you have to be a huge brainiac. you have to be the best of the best at the best schools with the best resumes and pedigree. so that tells you something about wendy. when you get there, do you have to take a blood oath? how do they make sure there are no leaks. >> you sign a document saying i vow i will keep the secrets of the court it's a document. the more important thing is anybody who achieved a supreme court clerkship is head for a prominent position maybe for the federal bench themselves or to be a partner at a big law firm. megyn: don't they talk to their spouse and their spouse tells one person and it goes? >> usually not. justice thomas talked about how he couldn't ev

. >> welcome to "christian world news" i am gary lane, george thomas and wendy griffith are out this week. religious violence. suicide bombers targeted three churches killing at least 21 people. boko haram took credit. charlene israel has the story. >> reporter: on june 17th, suicide bombers attack three nigerian churches killing 21 people. >> the terror group boko haram claimed responsibility. government with muslim extremism. >> they want to bring in sure ree yoo law in the country. churches in kaduna. christian south and muslim north. >> i knew many leaders ghandi, martin luther who have achieved so much through peaceful means. and i would love to see that this approach should be addressed to a peaceful one, through peace cannot be achieved through guns. >> it appeals to christian retaliated. >> youths, hmm, i know it is painful to keep being attacked. at the same time, when the lord sees how patient you are, and when the lord sees your heart because the word of god says to take a life is an abomination to god. to take a life that is not god's will. >> u.s. state department has fo

let's get the latest before you hear from wendy.re of this gore of this incredible use of prepubescent young boys for sexual enjoyment or whatever? >> well, today was the last prosecution witness and he gave graphic testimony about sexual abuse at the hands of alleged sexual abuse at the hands of jerry sandusky, mainly in the basement of sandusky's home over a three-year period. and that he had met sandusky through sandusky's charity, the second mile. but in the prosecution's cross-examination, he said that he admitted he had continued to go to football games with sandusky for years after he had broken off the relationship. >> back to wendy on that question because you're used to these kind of cases. what kind of a defense is that? the kid was afraid to blow the whistle and continue the relationship. he may not have had the lead in. sometimes, kids do what they're told to do. thank you. >> yeah, i mean, not only that, chris, but sometimes, if you're a little kid and this happens and you don't have a context to understand how cruel a

are their views as to where wendy steals -- stills falls data -- on the declaration? >> i think i understand the mayor wanting to expand but that is the category i see it in. given the position that the charge -- must relate to the duties. chairperson hur: ok. the exclude witnesses are either inspector becker or inspector danielle. quit expect a stipulation from parties. capt. kathy gorewood. christina flores i think we deferred. michelle genne and inspector tom kean. we will review and make declarations at that time. expert witnesses. who will address the experts for the mayor? >> this is a lot of experts for this issue. i know you submitted this prayer to some of the briefing. does anybody become unnecessary in light of sloot recent briefing and your investigation or do you intend to call these experts? >> we would still intend to call these experts and i can do a brief explanation of why. chairperson hur: yes, please. >> there have been many others who have been disciplined but not terminated on the basis of criminal conduct. mr. chinako is a consulting experts. he

. >> wendy, i want to start with you. clearly both sides think they have found a winning strategy. we remind everybody this is a marathon and not a sprint. but which party's message is going to stick through november? >> i think the obama campaign has to be awfully careful about defending government spending as their response to the economic crisis. i think that's not a wrote they want to go down. but this gaffe was uncharacteristic of obama. this president doesn't make those kinds of mistakes. on the other hand, the president has to turn defense into offense. he's got to really associate romney with the republican party's policies on the economy and the do-nothing congress. the house of representatives is blocking everything. so the way that obama has to turn this into a winning advantage for him is say, listen, i'm trying to right this ship and i'm getting no help from the republican party. he can't do this one-on-one against romney. he really has to associate romney with what the republicans are doing for the economy right now. and i think they're doing nothing. >> bob, wendy ob

wendy, richard? >> all right, erica gonzalez, thank you, erica. >> when you see that surge, you can only imagine a car trying to go through there, it will just glide you off the road. >> the problem is because everyone has an suv and they think they're invincible, but, no, even suvs, as we've seen a lot of rescue pictures, we saw people in suvs getting stuck. don't get overconfident with your car, just don't even do it. right, doug? >> we saw last week. we were down there in monanassa where now another flash flood warning. a guy in an suv. he had a pretty big size truck and went right into the waters as our cameras were rolling and he came back out in a raft. they did have to rescue that gentleman. he did make it out a-okay, but don't even attempt it. out there severe thunderstorm warning for northeastern sections of washington and also the northeastern portion of the beltway and also towards buoy and this is right now into prince george's county and then down to the south. you're looking at that tor

wendy? >> thanks, veronica. >>> coming up, the decision about to retire i'll have another before the belmont. >>> armed men trying to carjack drivers. police just as worried about the suspects as they are about the potential victims. >> and the violence in syria continues. neighborhoods are reportedly being attacked from above. >>> a child that suffered brain injuries after being shaken by a >>> rebel neighborhoods are pounded from flee sides. one human rights group said shells were hitting at a rate of 5 to 10 each minute. amateur videos posted online show a helicopter firing missiles that appear to land in residential neighborhoods -- er. >>> surprising news today, sad news, in fact, from the world of horse racing. i'll have another, the horse that won the derby and the preakness, today was scratched from the big race tomorrow. jay gray has our report about why that horse was retired. >> reporter: the news spread almost as quickly as the pace at belmont park. for i'll have another, there w

and betty white has still got it, as wendy rieger found out during her recent stop in d.c. >> the audience couldn't contain its love for one of its most endearing. the audience loved betty white. washington by the way is one of her favorite cities. >> i accuse people of sweeping the streets themselves and washing everything down. it just sparkles. i think it is the most beautiful city in the world. >> she revealed she arrived in washington from new york on amtrak. >> i haven't been on a train in maybe 40 years. it was beautiful. >> i thought you would be on like a private jet, you know, with chippendale stewards. >> i don't think so. that's some other betty. >> while she was in d.c., betty white also went to the national zoo for a private visit. she is a strong advocate of zoos, believing that many animals would be extinct if not for the breeding programs that rescue these species, almost obliterated by human encroachment. she said if she could ask people to do one thing for animals, it would be this. >> practice kindness and spread the word of kindness. always take the animals' point of v

. >> wendy, can you respond to marty's last argument? he's in effect saying if you come into the criminal justice system with a drug possession charge as a felony, you probably won't end up with a felony conviction if you're willing to seek treatment and very unlikely you would go to prison. you agree with that? >> i think it depends on which county you're in. i think san francisco is the only county in the state that currently has a prop 36 court that is still actively working because the state has defunded all the prop 36 courts in efforts across the state. so i think this provides senator leno's bill really does the right thing and tries to move in a direction that's not contingent to how much money is available within one jurisdiction or not and actually frees up $64 million of general fund at the state level that could be reinvested into services. i know when you look at realignment, for example, here in san francisco, a 1/3 of our plan, a third of our dollars for realignment has been invested in substance abuse treatment, mental he

and wendy murphy is a former sex crimes prosecutor. wendy, you start on this case, i don't know how a wife could defend her husband, that she never went downstairs when her husband was entertaining these young lads in the basement. how would she know, if she made a point of not even hearing noises coming from down there. even one kid yelling he thought it was sound proof because he was making all this noise and nobody came to his aide. now she says, not only did i not come to his aide, but nothing happened because i didn't come to his aide. >> i wish i could tell you i haven't seen this before. i've seen grandmothers stand up for their grandsons who were rapists. the defense had to put her up there to make the claim in front of the jury, so they can at least argue that there was no screaming going on from the basement. >> she says so. >> the victim who and it's a horrible piece of information. but in addition, she in a sense becomes the face of sandusky, she's got his name, she's married to him. the defense wants the jury to think he c

wendy and lots of sunshine, sunday a little more humid, look at that. >> i'm used to it. time in the south. and in the 80s for the rest of the week so some showers. >> like midweek. great, vance is doing sports and you're doing weather. see how versatile we are? >>> coming up, a security's scare at regan. a plane is searched because of something the passenger did before take-off. >>> and a man hits the streets dressed like a zombie and terrorizes the people of miami. how this prank nearly cost him his life. his life. >>> and the nat when mitt romney says "planned parenthood we're gonna get rid of that." his life. >>> and the nat romney is saying he'll deny women the birth control and cancer screenings they depend on. when romney says "do i believe the supreme court should overturn roe v. wade? yes." he's saying he'll deny women the right to make their own medical decisions and when his campaign can't say whether he'd support equal pay protections. "and we'll get back to you on that." romney's putting your paycheck at risk. planned parenthood action fund is responsible for

talking about suicide despite risking everything wendy was in poor old in a lengthy legal wrangling and it would be more than a decade before those who committed the crime went to jail modern we're still playing techniques have been giving people more power to take on big corporations and even governments now the proposed changes to the law potentially threatening the protections also at a time when the culture surrounding whistleblowing be making big leaps forward the law could be set to take a big step back the problems being caused by this the enterprise and regulatory reform bill which is currently making its way through parliament and one small discrete line buried away in the text referring to a public interest test we were really worried that putting in a. interest test into legislation will have a chilling effect on the ability of workers to speak up a member of the international whistleblowing research network and an employment lawyer david lewis tells us the proposed test has dropped a bomb on with blame provisions the great virtue of the existing provisions is there's no publ

exposing wrongdoing can preview risky business as wendy addison found out back in two thousand whilst working as a treasurer of the south african company leisure net she discovered the c.e.o.'s were stealing money from shareholders and sending it to offshore accounts and she blew the whistle it was a data point that my whole life fell apart. lost my career it was because literally . i started getting death threats anonymously and there were occasions where i was almost inclined to consider accepting society completely. and this is a very common thing for. talking about suicide despite risking everything wendy was in poor old in a lengthy legal wrangling and it would be more than a decade before days who committed the crime went to jail. model we're still playing techniques have been giving people more power to take on big corporations and even governments now the proposed changes to the law the tension is threatening the protections also at a time when the culture surrounding whistleblowing be making big leaps forward the law could be set to take a big step back the problems being cau