anything can happen in this world for an ordinary girl like you like me no matter what she does, no matter how hard she tries there is simply no way kate middleton will ever be an ordinary girl. that s for sure. that is not stopping her from at least trying as the duchess of cambridge settles into motherhood, she is trying to redefine the new royal normal. reporter: it s the royal body bounceback. a glowing kate middleton seen out in public for the first time since giving birth last month. the duchess who can seemingly do no wrong, turning stripes, traditionally a fashion faux pas into a chic and even flattering fashion do, even slipping back into her skinny jeans. taking on the royal pains of
ft. hood sentenced to death. hasaun acted as his own attorney and barely put up a defense. now on track how to become the first american soldier executed since 1961, abc s katie mccullough was there as the families had their say. reporter: it has been nearly four years since michael cahill and 12 others were murdered when major nidal hasan opened fire at ft. hood. his family is finally able to talk about justice being served in the form of a death sentence for hasan. the best thing for that man is to be forgotten. we need your head with that. the house of grief is a very large house. and there is a lot of rooms in there. this court-martial is one of them. and it s a door we get to shut today. reporter: cahill was a centerpiece of the prosecution s closing statements to the panel of 13 who decided hasan s fate. when hasan burst into the medical readiness center where cahill was working, the 62-year-old tried to stop the gunman and lost his life. mike cahill did not go meekly to
we are hurt. but we are resolved. justice has been served. the house of grief is a very large house. and there is a lot of rooms in there. this court-martial is one of them, and it s a door we get to shut today. hasan could become the first american soldier executed in a half century. the required appeals process means it could take many years before he is put to death. the plea deal for george zimmerman s wife, the nursing student pleaded guilty for lying to the court about the finances greatly underreporting how much they had collected in donations. in exchange, she will face no jail time. we get more now from abc s clayton sandel. reporter: in a florida courtroom, shellie zimmerman admitted she lied. withdraws her plea of not guilty, and enter a plea of guilty. reporter: guilty of perjury. but one person wasn t in court, her husband, george zimmerman. investigative reporter kristi o connor interviewed shellie zimmerman, who said their
the yo-yo, according to people at the federal trade commission. yo-yo might sound like it is making light of the term, but it really is kind of showing you the jerking the consumer back and forth issue that we re concerned about. reporter: the car dealer industry group says vast majority of car deals occur without mistakes or misconduct. when we showed up at the dealer with je ney smith, the salesman said he was doing nothing wrong she signed a document promising to bring the car back if the financing did not go through. reporter: can you show it to me? no. i don t need to show you anything. reporter: he refused again and again to show it to me until the owner showed up and made him turn it over. give it to him. i don t care. i have nothing to hide. reporter: then the truth came out. she didn t sign this. this is signed by you. that s why you didn t want to show it to me. she never signed it. vindication for janey smith and valuable lesson for anyone buying a car. thank y
came here 50 years ago could not have imagined. the president of the united states, a black man, speaking on this special anniversary. let freedom ring. reporter: half a century later on the same spot where dr. martin luther king delivered that speech, his daughter couldn t help but notice who was there with her in front of the lincoln memorial. today we have been honored to have three presidents of the united states. 50 years ago, the president did not attend. reporter: now the president is an african-american. because they marched, america became more free and more fair. america changed for you and for me. [ bells tolling ] reporter: moments before the president spoke, bells rang out across the u.s. to commemorate the moment in 1963 when dr. king uttered his famous phrase. as the bells toll today, let us reflect on the bravery, let us reflect on the sacrifice of