beacons, which your friends and family are able to track you out there in case something would happen. january, 2006, heather and ben are joining their friends to help shoot footage in a pristine area of the back country called jones pass. jones pass is kind of the vision of a skier, snowboarder has of big mountain skiing. it involved us just being riders and gist taking our turns and being filmed. i was all for it. the day gets off to a great start. it was beautiful, sunny. the day was great. unbelievable powder turns, fresh snow all day, sunshine, couldn t be any better. but when the time comes for heather to take her turn on the mountain, everything changes. at about 1:00 in the afternoon, heather takes the off from the top of the mountain with her husband looking on. suddenly the mountain cracks and there s an explosive sound.
freddie, the republican party controlled the house of representatives from 1995 through 2006. it was during that period when no bill regulating fannie and freddie became law. they had the senate it wasn t i was originally wrong on that but changed my opinion on the facts. in 2007 when the democrats took over, that is when fannie an freddie got regulated. if you look at that contract i bet they stopped paying him when the democrats came in power and paid him while the republicans were in power, let s look at the facts. he is getting paid by freddie mac, zero happens that fannie and freddie don t want. this contract started on the first day of january, 2006. it was the year that mid-terms obviously before the democrats took over the house in the mid-terms. whether that means anything or not, i don t know. when did they stop paying him? i thought they only paid him for
and he really believed that he was walking out of there. pelosi was sentenced to 27 years to life to serve in upstate new york. ted and generosa s children, alexa and griego were adopted by ted s sister in alabama. one surprising twist in the story is that a few months after his wife generosa died and before his trial, pelosi started a new relationship with a 28-year-old bank teller named jennifer. he has his faults. nobody s perfect, but he s a good person in his heart. he would never want to see anybody hurt. in january, 2006, danny and jennifer were married. she gave birth to a son, nick, and now she has to prepare him for the obvious questions about his father. well, you know, there s no real way to prepare, but i
the second week of january 2006 gray and dandridge were extradited. richmond prosecutor michael herring decided he would take the lead in prosecuting the two men. when you re talking about a death penalty case, and this is a death penalty case, you can never assume that a jury is going to return a death sentence. this could be a fight, tooth and nail, right down to the end. reporter: while prosecutors were planning their case, defense attorney jeffrey eberhart was given the tough task of defending ricky gray. after reading gray s confession, eberhart had some strong advice for gray. just advised him to keep his mouth closed, not to share his thoughts or anything he knew about the cases with any of the inmates who happened to be there, anybody spoke to him. reporter: clair cardwell, a former prosecutor, was assigned as ray dandridge s attorney. he s a very quiet person, very reserved. and always seemed to be a little bit confused about what was going on. reporter: prosecutor
oh, i had many loves. and, of course, her charlie. i m way too old for him now. this is piers morgan tonight. good evening. anybody watching the debt vote in the house monday night had to have been extraordinarily moved by that remarkable emotional moment when congresswoman gabrielle giffords walked out on the floor to cast her first vote since an assassination attempt nearly killed her back in january. joining me now is a man who s had his own brush with death, abc news bob woodruff. he s got a primetime nightline special on her and other near death experiences tonight at 10:00 eastern. he joins me now. bob, it must have been a pretty moving moment for you particularly watching gabby giffords given what you had been through yourself. you know, i think all of us i m sure you re the same. you re pretty stunned and shocked that she showed up like that suddenly right there on the floor of congress. her recovery s been pretty remarkable, i have to say. i didn t