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one woman who was loved intensely over the top by two men in two very different ways. >> he was the first, the husband. hand sell, athletic, adventurous. a surfer. the real deal. his name was archie mcfarland. good ol' arch. everybody loved him. laid back, kind, reliable. ten years older than mary ann but crazy about her. she brought a daughter with her when they married in the early '60s, and together they had a son gary. they settled down near the ocean, an l.a. suburb called torrence. >> we had a great typical nuclear family. dad went off to work. my mom stayed at home and did all the home stuff, the stuff that you see in "leave it to beaver." >> you will see when gary talks about his dad how close they were. and it wasn't just because archie introduced him to surfing.
a surfer. the real deal. his name was archie mcfarland. good ol' arch. everybody loved him. laid back, kind, reliable. ten years older than mary ann but crazy about her. she brought a daughter with her when they married in the early '60s, and together they had a son gary. they settled down near the ocean, an l.a. suburb. >> we had a great typical nuclear family. dad went off to work. my mom stayed at home and did all the home stuff, the stuff that you see in "leave it to beaver." >> you will see when gary talks about his dad how close they were. and it wasn't just because archie introduced him to surfing. >> i always looked up to my dad. my dad was a really soft-spoken, easy-going yet affable guy.
>> he was the first, the husband. a surfer. the real deal. his name was archie mcfarland. everybody loved him. laid back, kind, reliable. ten years older than mary ann but crazy about her. she brought a daughter with her when they married in the early '60s. together, they had a son, gary. they settled down near the ocean, an l.a. suburb. >> we had a great typical nuclear family. dad went off to work. my mom stayed at home. and did the all the home stuff, the stuff that you see in leave it to beaver. >> reporter: you will see when gary talks about his dad how close they were. and it wasn't just because archie introduced him to surfing.
lean cop, jim wallis, looking on so intently. >> this is a case, a true love story between three people. one woman who was loved intensely over the top by two men in two very different ways. >> he was the first, the husband. a surfer. the real deal. his name was archie mcfarland. good ol' arch. everybody loved him. laid back, kind, reliable. ten years older than mary ann but crazy about her. she brought a daughter with her when they married in the early '60s, and together they had a son gary. they settled down near the ocean, an l.a. suburb. >> we had a great typical nuclear family. dad went off to work. my mom stayed at home and did all the home stuff, the stuff that you see in "leave it to beaver." >> you will see when gary talks about his dad how close they
men in two very different ways. >> he was the first, the husband. handsome, athletic, adventurous, a surfer. the real deal. his name was archie mcfarland. everybody loved him. laid back, kind, reliable. ten years older than mary ann but crazy about her. she brought a daughter with her when they married in the early '60s. together, they had a son, gary. they settled down near the ocean, an l.a. suburb. >> we had a great typical nuclear family. dad went off to work. my mom stayed at home. and did the all the home stuff, the stuff that you see in leave it to beaver. >> reporter: you will see when gary talks about his dad how close they were. and it wasn't just because archie introduced him to surfing. >> i always looked up to my dad. my dad was a really soft spoken,
inquisitive d.a. and this long, lean cop, jim wallace, looking on so intently. >> this is a case, a true love story. between three people. one woman who was loved intensely over the top by two men in two very different ways. >> he hawas the first, the husband. a surfer. the real deal. his name was archie mcfarland. everybody loved him. laid back, kind, reliable. ten years older than mary ann but crazy about her. she brought a daughter with her when they married in the early '60s. together, they had a son, gary. they settled down near the ocean, an l.a. suburb. >> we had a great typical nuclear family. dad went off to work. my mom stayed at home. and did the all the home stuff, the stuff that you see in leave
flattening the city. that's the reason subways and 360-foot below ground, designed to double as bombshellers in the convenient of an american bombing attack. in this country many believe they're under the imminent danger and threat of an attack from the united states andite allies. it's one of the reasons why the regime justifies spending so much of its money on developing nuclear weapons and missiles instead of generating electricity or providing adequate food for many in the country. certainly a tense situation that could escalate further in coming days. we'll have to ripley thank you. an l.a. suburb nearly a ghost town. 30,000 evacuated because of a gas leak.
under the train every time. and the bottom line is what happened with this fellow. >> we do know what happened to engineers involved in previous speed related accidents. in december of 2013 a new york city commuter train jumped the track in the bronx after it took on a curve traveling three times the posted speed, killing four people and injuring more than 603 ntsb investigators discovered the engineer nodded off at the control because of an undiagnosed sleep disorder combined with a drastic shift in niz work schedule. then there was the deadly crash in september of 2008 in an l.a. suburb a commuter train collide with a freight train. 25 people were killed including the train's engineer. it was discovered he was sending texas messages 22 seconds before the fatal impact. and then in july of 2013 a similar but even deadlier
companies to use e-verify. they worked as janitors. she believes if she goes to police she'll be deported. now living in an l.a. suburb she reaches out to her sister. after an argument with garcia she tells police. she thought she was alone living in fear and she missed her mother. tbarp sea is being held on $1 million in bail. he will be charged with kidnapping and rape. bill: she has hung on for 10 years. they say they were shot at like calculate and treated like pieces of meat. hundreds of nfl players say they were fed illegal pills to keep
live in southern california alone. in growing communities like the l.a. suburb of eagle rock. the scale of the disaster is having a profound impact. >> myrna lives here but her husband working the family farm in the typhoon zone barely survived. >> because of the typhoon, all of his rice crops were ruined. the house was under water. >> sympathy and support extend beyond the filipino community. in rome, pope francis led thousands of worshippers in silent prayer for those lives shattered in the roman catholic philippines. seattle-based rescue team made ready to did he loy to a disaster scene carved by record winds gusting over 230 miles per hour. >> i have no idea what we're going to find. there's no precedent for this. >> no relief for concerns and fears who are personal. >> when i saw the news, i was shocked. there was crying. my children are all there.