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5 Stories You May Have Missed This Weekend
From a millionaire on trial in wife's death to the craziest hats at the Derby.
— -- 1. Jury Deliberating in Third Trial of Millionaire Accused of Killing Wife
An upstate New York millionaire father of four who has been tried twice before for the 2001 killing of his wife is facing a jury for the third time, and a verdict could come Monday as deliberations resume.
Cal Harris, 53, of Spencer has been convicted twice before for the murder of his estranged wife Michele, who disappeared September 11, 2001, but both convictions were thrown out.
Two women stranded in the Michigan wilderness for two weeks say they could hear bears scratching on their car's door at night.
Leslie Roy, 52, and her sister Lee Marie Wright, 56, were on vacation in a remote part of Michigan when they became stranded in their SUV by heavy snow on April 11.
"The bears would show up about midnight," Roy told ABC News. "They would wake us up. We could hear them scratching on the truck."
3. Lindsey Vonn and Tiger Woods Break Up
Lindsey Vonn and Tiger Woods have split.
The skier and golfer's decision to end their "nearly three years together" was mutual, Vonn said on social media today, citing their "hectic lives that force us to spend a majority of our time apart."
4. 14-Car Crash at Talladega Halts NASCAR Race
Over one dozen cars were involved in an accident during Sunday's NASCAR race at the Talladega Superspeedway in Alabama.
The collision happened 47 laps in, when Paul Menard tried to pass Trevor Bayne, the Associated Press reported.
The race was stopped for 11 minutes and two cars were badly damaged.
5. Kentucky Derby 2015: Craziest Hats and Best Dressed Celebrities
Winner American Pharoah wasn't the only center of attention at the 141st Kentucky Derby Saturday.
Check out some of the craziest hats and best-dressed celebrities who stole the show at Churchill Downs in Louisville.
The Associated Press contributed to this report.
