and hid most of it somewhere in his village. except for $50,000? right-- the money ferraro found on him when he picked him up in a sweep. right, which the wife got. now, ferraro tortured this guy for two days straight trying to figure out where he hid the rest of it. after two days, he died while under guard, but the guard was clay porter. okay, so ferraro thinks that maybe the iraqi told porter where the money was as, like, a last-ditch effort to save his freedom? yeah, maybe he did, and porter's just sitting on a pile of cash. okay, well, then that makes a lot more sense why he wants porter alive. right, he needed him to get the money. all right, get out of the way, get out of the way! don't... hold it right there, porter. one more step, i'm gonna put a bullet right through you. i want to see... my father.

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the man did one dishonest thing his whole life. age 17, he forged his mother's signature to join the marines. he did a tour in vietnam. when i got back from iraq, he was the only one that never asked me how i was. because he knew.

look, clay, you're gonna have to talk to us. megan: why don't you start with the $1.5 million? i didn't know anything about it until ferraro called me in mexico... ...told me he had my family, told me he wanted his money. megan: you just played along to keep your family alive? after getting my sister back. you want my confession on dinging those serial killers, i'll give it to you after laurie is home safe. all right, well, no promises, i mean, you're gonna have to take whatever they offer you. all i care about is laurie. clay, whatever happens, i love you. i brought you your dad back in a bag. she's next. you've got 24 hours. this is the last message they sent. when we dug out the background audio,

we found something. (computer beeps) (low rumble) it sounds like a jet. yeah, our techs agree. now, we found flyovers on all the recordings, but that's all we found. okay... if they're near a flight path, we may be able to identify it using an integrated noise model. think of it like a geologist measuring a crater to determine what kind of object created it. the geologist analyzes diameter, depth, contours, to determine how large an object, at what speed, made that impact. in the same way, we can analyze a sonic crater created by a plane to determine its size, its speed, and its distance from an observer's location. amita: if we can match the flyover patterns with the available faa data, we can find your house. that sounds great. i'll leave you guys to it. thanks, charlie. sonic craters-- interesting choice.

a crater tells a creation story-- its own big bang. and to discover why we're here, to discover the key that unlocks the mystery of the universe-- well, the end is really just the beginning. sounds like you're ready to get back in the higgs boson saddle. (laughs) a less appealing analogy, but it's accurate nonetheless. okay... i'm the one who let porter go. two lives were at stake, and i rolled the dice. and the law be damned. i've always said the law's overrated. i'm glad you see it that way, 'cause i need something. let me guess. porter's asking for a plea deal in exchange for cooperation. no. i'm asking. for a law and order guy, you've got a bleeding heart. don't worry about it. it's just one time. double homicide, signed confession. it's not gonna be easy,

but the evidence is circumstantial. i could make a case for coerced confession, add mitigation for exemplary military service. it's worth a shot. i like it. remind me to hire you if i ever kill anyone. i'm a prosecutor. oh, yeah. listen, don... wait-- actually, let me just say, i mean, in terms of us, i'm there. i'm ready to step up. yeah? yeah. okay. so charlie got us a location. it's a house in an area of condemned properties in westchester. uh-huh. swat? yeah, already made the call. i want in, eppes. what, are you kidding? hey, i'm not looking at this emotionally. okay. no, i'm looking at this tactically. you need me. now, ferraro chose this location because it's isolated. he can establish a field of fire in every direction.

you come up any of these roads, and he'll cut you down within 1,000 yards. and my sister will die. so, what would your plan be? i call him, i set up a meet. you let me be the first face ferraro sees, and maybe laurie will have a chance. just one minute. that's all i'm asking. you used me as bait once. i just want you to do it again. he's right, don. it's the best play. tactically. no gun. didn't ask for one. we got a motorcycle approaching. he's alone. greet him.

he's clean. (from inside): bring him in. throw him in the chair. handcuff him. ferraro: i was starting to wonder if you were gonna show. i'm here. that's what you wanted. i want my money. let laurie go, and i'll take you to it. at first, i didn't get why you ratted me out. then it all came clear. that dirt bag i beat the crap out of-- he gave it up to you. you should have brought the money, clay.

let's go! let's roll! let's go! (tires squealing) as soon as my sister walks, we'll get down to business. you're not in a position to bargain. your dad made that mistake. (tires squealing) we got incoming. cops. let's go! let's go! liz-- might be in the back. liz: copy that. dumb move, clay. (gun cocks) you just got you and your sister killed. fbi! (gunfire) fbi! fbi! drop it! i don't think so, man. drop the gun! put it down! we were just about to take a walk. you're not going anywhere.

busted out of a marine brig. i'll find a way out. you're not walking out of here with a hostage-- you hear me? take the shot, eppes. nice try, clay. (ferraro groaning) clay, put the gun down. clay! clay! put it down! the man killed my father. put it down! put it down! i'm going to prison anyway. your only chance of walking out of here is to drop it. colby: don't do it, man. this guy's not worth it. (panting) i'll see you in leavenworth. (ferraro groaning) (grunts) that's so i can hear you coming.

♪ (crying quietly) he stopped running. yeah. we all have to sometime. oh, uh, i guess i should have bought another steak. i'm just here for another consult. charlie: we've been looking at the furnace conversion, dad, and, uh, we think we have another idea. waldie: a cleaner burning idea. using second generation biofuels made from genetically modified algae. you want me to put a log of pond scum on the fire? well, it's better for the planet, alan. i see. uh, guess we don't need a silo, then, huh? no. instead, we're gonna build one of these.

a windmill. wind turbine is the precise term. you're gonna build a windmill-- wind turbine-- in our backyard? waldie: generates 1,000 watts in an 11 meter-per-second wind. that's, uh, five kilowatt hours a day, easy. good-bye, grid. a bit of an eyesore, though, isn't it? for you, maybe. my recent calculations, based on prevailing winds, put the blades right outside of your bedroom window. um, anyone heard from larry? apparently, he's off probation. so he's back at the monastery? but tonight, he'll be staying at his office. he mentioned something about a "ritual restoration of peace and harmony." ♪ hmm. (computer trilling)

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i power through with the power of claritin-d. when my sinus pressure is at its worst, i've got the best decongestant... claritin-d. when it all hits, nasal congestion and sinus pressure, all i need is non-drowsy claritin-d. nothing relieves allergy congestion faster. get claritin-d at the pharmacy counter. live claritin clear. hello. i'm bruce johnson. thanks for joining us. she was riddled with bullets allegedly fired by her ex- boyfriend, and tonight police still looking for the man who tried to kill the mother of his three children. it happened more than a month ago. ken molestina spoke with the victim's sister who is still trying to make sense of all this.

>> reporter: the victim's sister says yolando stonehead showed up here in northeast d.c. to pick up her 1-year-old son, and that's when things took a turn for the worst. >> just shot twice in the head, once in the ear and i want to say four times in the back and twice in the arm. >> reporter: that was back on february 15th. ross says her younger sister, yolando son was gunned down by cook, her ex-boyfriend and the father of stone's three children. the three children were witnesses to it all. >> they were the ones, she knows a lot. she always say, you know, my mommy got shot. my mommy got shot. >> reporter: ross says because the suspect and her sister's attempted killing is still on the loose, the family is not allowed to know where the 27- year-old is being treated. all they know she's at a local hospital, and they receive daily phone calls updating her progress. >> she still have a bullet lodged in her head and in the

back of her spine. >> reporter: while the victim remains in critical condition, her suspected attacker is still nowhere to be found. it's been more than a month now, and police are asking for the public's help to find raynerd cook. no explanation has been given as to why the shooting happened. the family is hopping cook is taken off the street soon. >> you need to give yourself up. if you love your kids, if you really care for your kids, you give yourself up where they can start to live a normal life. >> reporter: take a look at the man police are on the hunt for tonight. he's 27 years old, 6'3", weighing 165 pounds. he's got black hair with brown eyes. police say he's got a scar on his left hand and a tattoo on his left arm. anyone with information on his whereabouts is being asked to call d.c. police. we're in northeast d.c., ken molestina, 9 news now. turning elsewhere, a former u.s. soldier held captive by iraqi militia is in the custody of the united nations tonight.

randy michaels was released in baghdad on saturday. michaels had been in iraq as a civilian before that, he was working in a military capacity. after nine months captivity, michaels appeared at a press conference today wearing a u.s. military uniform. >> i was taken inside baghdad and had been kept in and around different locations within the city. it was explained to me that my release has been more for humanitarian reasons and there was no exchange involved. >> so far, neither the u.s. embassy nor military officials here in washington could be reached for comment. tonight, we're learning more about the u.s. soldier accused of killing 16 afghan civilians, including women and children. staff sergeant robert bales was flown to the u.s. military prison in fort leavenworth, kansas, yesterday. neighbors in his home of washington state describe bales as a kindhearted father who was seen playing with his two

children in their yard. they say he was guarded, though, when talking about the three tours of duty and war. >> i'm shocked. i'm completely shocked. he was always a happy guy, full of life. i really wouldn't expect it. >> bales could face the death penalty if convicted. back here at home, d.c. police chief captain lanier meet with residents of a neighborhood following two hate crimes that happened during a 24-hour period. armando trull has more on what the chief had to say. >> i'm appalled to know this crime happened at 9:15 p.m. on a monday evening, a time when the streets are still fairly crowded, and there's still a lot of traffic. >> reporter: last week's violent mugging happened on the corner of georgia northwest and irving street. it sent the victim to the hospital with a concussion and a broken jaw and without his

wallet, cell phone and laptop. it also sent residents to this community meeting. >> we wanted to point out to police about more patrols and higher security. >> reporter: police are investigating the assault as a possible hate crime. >> speech in itself is not a crime, but speech in conjunction with an assault can give us an indication whether something is bias motivated. >> another gay man shot in the stomach at this columbia road pancake house after an argument with another patron. >> it occurred because one person brushed up against another person. that was enough to pull a revolver and shoot them in a public restaurant at breakfast time. >> reporter: the third attack happened here on the corner of west virginia avenue northeast shortly before midnight. a transgender woman says she was attacked from behind by two young male suspects and knockedunconscious. she told police she believed she had been targeted because

of her transgender sex. >> i would like to see more of the murders solved of the transgender women. npd brags about 90% closure rates of homicides but certainly not the case for transgender victims. >> reporter: hughes is a park view resident and she says police need to increase their patrols of known crime spots, install cameras in these locations and pay more attention to hate crimes. the mayor and council members promised this past week that no effort would be spared to arrest and prosecute anyone responsible for hate crimes, including those behind the latest batch. in park view, i'm armando trull. >> police are reminding residents to report suspicious behavior or people right away by calling 911. turning to a lighter subject, la hoya silenced critics who predicted a quick exit in the ncaa tournament. dave owens is out in columbia,

ohio, with the story. >> reporter: the euphoria of winning one tournament game is over. the hoyas have entered the grind, that it's a quick turn around between winning one game and getting ready for another quality opponent. >> we didn't get back to the hotel until 7:00. then we watch film on n.c. state immediately. that's when you have to dig down and see how mentally tough your team is. >> once we leave the locker room, you have to enjoy it, but then you have to focus quickly. you have to get all the jitters, not so much the jitters, but all the excitement and rah rah stuff, all that goes out the window once you leave the locker room. >> it is difficult, but we've been in worse positions where we had to play back to back before, so this isn't new for everybody. >> we didn't come here to get the proverbial one-win monkey off our back. we came wanting to win two games and move on from there. >> reporter: that means beating north carolina state. not easy. you think georgetown has a chip

on their shoulders? well the wolfpack have a boulder on theirs. i'll explain that later in sports. from ohio, dave owens, 9 sports now. >> more on the hoyas later in sports. early cherry blossom blooms and great weather brought out big crowds today. what can we expect tomorrow? annie hung has the answers. >> reporter: temperatures will be falling into the 50s by early tomorrow morning. the big story is the fog where we can see areas of patchy fog developing. around the immediate metro area including downtown, it's fine. in some, less than two mile visibility. annapolis down to 5. along the water seeing fog now. we have the marine air that can bring fog into the metro area by tomorrow morning. pretty mild outside, 61 in

downtown. 61 also in leesburg. even hagerstown in the 60s. culpeper in the 60s. fredericksburg, packs river, you're in the low to mid-50s. tomorrow morning for your sunday, you've got brumple plans, going to church, it's going to be a gray start to the day. mostly cloudy conditions. we will see areas of fog. it could be dense. we might have a dense fog advisory right now that has not been issued. we're still expecting it to be mild. thanks to the unusually warm weather we're having, the famous cherry trees are on the fast track to an earlier peak bloom than usual. we're at the national mall earlier today where tourists are taking in the beautiful sights. the national park service says peak blooms next week, march 20th through 23rd, between tuesday and friday. >> i think they're beautiful. they're just amazing. i've seen them before and every time i'm just hypnotized by them. they're gorgeous. >>