ander sob anders anderson, if they are talking about the president run ning in 2024, he lost this election? >> talked to a source close to the white house about this who's in touch with republican members of congress. this person describes this idea of prospect as an exercise, those were the words the source close to the white house used. the president is indeed looking to that date of january 6th. i have been told by a couple of different advisers that's the case. he thinks house members are going to be able to go in there and overturn election results. they're not dealing with the real world and they're not living in the same world you and i are living in. he has some amendment to stay in power some sort of continuation of power as kaleigh put earlier. jim acosta, thank you. >>> joining me now the white house majority whip, democrat of south carolina. the fact that senator mcconnell took so long to acknowledge reality and congratulated president-elect biden, i mean it may be laughable if it had not i am part president trump's abusing the system, how do you think where things may stand? >

i should also mention, ander he son, we tried to track down the former university president, he still lives in the president's mansion here at the university, private road, private residence. we've left two messages. we've askeded the university why he he still lives here. we just are not getting any answers. >> drew, keep at it. appreciate it. now victim one's story. you know, i do think it's important in all of the coverage of this not to lose sight of the victims here, the alleged victims, the people that we know about, stories that more people may be coming forward. as of now, eight victims, alleged victims, identified by the grand jury report. victim number one was 11 or 12 when he met jerry sandusky, may have been 10, through the second mile program. according to the grand jury, sandusky took the boy to pro college sport events, gave him gifts including golf clubs, a computer. invited him to his house for sleep-overs. that's when the grand jury report details the alleged abuse, sandusky getting into bed with the boy, saying he was going to crack his back and then fondling him, e

anders anders anderson, you can have the mother of all unintended consequences by starting all of thesee and having sidney powell carrying the water in georgia actually take the control over senate and hand it over to the democrats. that's the ultimate of all ironies at the end of this. >> he used to praise brian kemp when he was trying to urge people to get back to work. is he going to have a big rally in georgia? do you know what the plan is? >> the plan is for the president to hold a rally tomorrow evening. it is expected to atrack a huge crowd obviously. the question is how far the president wants to go. we'll be watching this language carefully. if the president is saying a few moments ago if you don't go out there, we'll lose control of the senate. that's acknowledging joe biden and kamala harris are coming into power on january 20th, he's going to be walking that line. the president has continued to wage this futile battle where he think he's going to have these voter fraud allegations and so on resulting h i im and keeping control of the white house. nobody thinks that. and staf

it's at this time, ander zorn, he goes to a big facility if rhode island and also in washington, d.c., we are learning he was treated for sleep-related disorders. newport police were so concerned they contacted their counterparts at the naval station, specifically one of their contractors was hearing voices. they sent a copy of that incident report t. officer on doubt said it would be followed up the but neither the navy or fbi will comment on what happened to that information, anderson. >> and, deb, his father claims he was an active pars tis pant in the 911 rescue attempts in 2001. which seems, excuse me, on 9/11 which seems odd, because he wasn't in the military at that time. what do we know about that 134. >> correct a. source told us earlier today that the father told police in 2004 his son was suffering from some kind of ptsd result of the 9/11. we learned he was working at an assistant computer administrator near ground zero. he was there on 9-11 when the towers fell. after the towers came down that campus was a staging area for first responders. whether he was doing what every

anders anderson? >> thanks for the reporting. >>> a lot more happening tonight.s a "360 bulletin." >> emotional return to paris where the eagles of death metal fans greeted the band to finish the show cut short three months ago by islamist gunmen. people were killed inside the bataclan concert hall where the american band was playing to a soldout crowd. >>> today the u.s. and cuba signed a deal to resume commercial flights between the countries for the first time in more than 50 years. the move starts the clock on a bidden war. u.s. carriers have 15 days to submit applications for routes they'd like to fly. >>> when she wasn't collecting shoes, she was collecting jewelry and now the philippine government is putting it up for auction. 3 00 pieces worth an estimated $21 bmillion all of it seized after the former first lady and her husband were overthrown. >> quite a haul. amara, thanks very much. we'll be right back. lus the 12 hour pain relieving strength of aleve. i'm back. aleve pm for a better am. parking is hard to find. seems like everyone drives. and those w

he works at an ark tech curl ander? ing office and this company does a lot of business with penn state university. this is what happened when we went inside trying to find him. >> is he in? >> he is not. >> he works out of his home. >> yeah. >> does he have an office number? i mean, a number that if someone at this office -- >> we can't provide that information. sorry. >> reporter: you can't provide that information? >> no. no. >> reporter: via e-mail, tom harmon did eventually get back to us. this is what he said, not much, he can't discuss the matter citing an ongoing investigation. neighbors say he moved from his home. >> did you go try to speak to the former legal counsel for penn state did you talk to him? >> reporter: we tried. wendell courtney, private attorney in town. he was university counsel in 1998 when the allegations surfaced. he actually gave a blessing for that initial investigation into sandusky. oddly enough, he went on to become the attorney for the second mile foundation, jerry sandusky's charity. we

. >> how you doing there, anders >> i'm all right. how you are?better than i deserve. >> there were weighty questions taken on. what is behind the shift in the saudi story if according to cnn source thez ma source make this shift. have a nebras here. is the senate willing to move if the president doesn't? it's a weighty question. we have the next step in our invest reaflt the crisis the kids are in mo than i knew. that is eight min now. thank very much. see you then. tomorr it will be three weeks until the midterm elections. both sides are pouring in millio of dollars, controlled both the house, senate and maybe at stake. just going to talk with john king and the first of regular visits between now and election day on this program. we'll with john. ck's mom callee t-ball league eight times to help her shy son make some new friends. his parents shared videos of highlights, dance moves, and jimmy carlyle stealing third... almost. they sent seven texts when a new friend invited nick for a play date. but in the end, they put their phones down, and wat

also washington examiner columnist and republican pollster, kristen sultis anders anderson.and rubio continuing the attacks that started at last night's debate. seeing some of your tweets last night, you were saying you really thought they should -- if they're going to continue it should almost have press conferences with some of the polish workers who had worked on trump tower, the undocumented worker and suing donald trump. do you think they're going to do that or do these campaigns even have the resources to launch that kind of sustained attack? >> you know, what's remarkable, anders anderson, i feel like trump has been in a race for 24 hours now. what happened last night should have happened in the first or second debate. trump is a ridiculous candidate for president, and the way to beat him is to look at him, say you are ridiculous. and then go through the bill of particulars as to why he's ridiculous. i thought that marco rubio was good last night. i thought his speech today was fantastic. i would just keep at it. go right at the core of him. it's really a whole series

about 60 miles north of oslo today police detonated explosives found at a farm belonging to anders breivikre found. as for breivik, a 32-year-old norwegian, tonight he's being held in isolation in awn disclosed location. his lawyers said he's undergoing a medical examination. he also said "this whole case indicates he's insane". that of course will be for medical professionals to determine. we're going to have plenty to consider. here's what we know so far, much of it from the suspect himself. fuelled by drugs, and a profound hatred for islam, norway's most notorious killer wanted to push europe into war. >> he said it was necessary to start a war here in europe and throughout the western world. >> his lawyer says his client didn't think he would live through the rampage. >> he thought he would be killed after bombing, after the action in the island, and he also thought he would be killed. >> but anders breivik did survive. and now world is asking, what drove this man to commit mass murder? this rambling, 1500-page manifesto, allegedly written by the killer himself, details how he would ca

predatory delay is used to prolong the life of our high carbon economy for short term financial game anderctful to damage to society. policies view climate change as a nonproblem. that is very true and depressing. >> yeah, it is. but that is exactly what has been happening with the political and corporate leaders trying to preserve the coal industry. and natural gas. the fundamental reason, they don't really believe that climate change is that series. we had major impacts. and we had a sequence of events over the last decade and the problem is getting worse and worse. but the fact is, we're now seeing something completely out of the box. and we need to see a fundamental change in the approach that leadership in trags uses to address the problem. >> that's a problem. it's not hanning. the country in many ways is dependant on call and you have scott morrison whose election was founded in many ways by the coal industry and their locations and fundings. he's a massive defender of the coal industry and coal experts. how have the fires changed the discussion on climate change? something the gove

you never get used to it, ander sob. it's just painful to watch. >> there's a lot of families waiting for word of their loved ones, not just a children of that elementary school. but people all throughout this area, gary, we're going to continue to check in with you and also bring in george howell who is also in another vantage point, also. george, you have been there for hours, as well. darkness has come. what are you seeing in here from people around you. anderson, you know, you obviously see the lights over there where gary was talking about. where you see the overhead scene of these rescuers doing their best. to go through the rubble. what we've seen right here on this side of the school, we've seen one after another, sheriff's deputies, we've seen investigators, we've seen a line of people going over into that school. look at this. let's pass over. this is an example of what we're talking about. they're coming in, they're going out, they're doing their very best to find people in that school. we've seen scenes like

>> i don't know at this time, ander sob. like i said, this all happened very quickly.ent to cooperate with the investigation. hopefully, that would be to a more favorable disposition. >> the family is speaking out tonight about their leaked autopsy report. details ahead. k? when i first sit in the makes me think of a bmw. i feel like i'm in a lexus. you would think that this was a brand new audi. it's like a luxury car. feels kind of like an infinity. very similar to a range rover. this is pretty high tech. yeah it is. it reminds me of a mercedes. ♪ this is chevy? laughing i have a new appreciation for chevy. they thought about me. i could totally rock this. this thing feels pretty boss. it looks kind of dope. that's pretty cool. this is the jam. pretty bomb dude. maybe i will go chevy. i'm definitely in. ♪ ♪ how's it progressing with the prisoner? he'll tell us everything he knows very shortly, sir. as you were... where were we? 13 serving 14! service! if your boss stops by, you act like you're working. it's what you do. if you want to save fifteen percent or more on

holding the hand of my the door and shaking from fear ander the fid because i know what's happening. hear the shooting. i know what's happening. i know that people sent messages that burn alive. they just slaughtered us like nothing, like we were nothing, no one was there for eight hours, we were left alone. and these people that were kidnapped, these people should be the first priority, they should be back home as soon as possible. they deserve one time's enough. >> do you have confidence that that this government in israel is making the right choices, that this government is prioritizing your dad and the other hostages? >> i will say this, i can't ignore the fact that this government failed and they're failing for a long time the last two months, they're destroying everything that's good in israel and this is just a continuation of this horrible government. i think netanyahu and his friends should resign immediately and bring back the case that people can trust. >> anything else you want people to know about your family situation? >> my dad is sick. he has medicine he should take.

. >> no we stashting is that regular, i peel that the requester bld the reason say say that ander, the r l the rrn e take thatting,you cull the yur fell thrkt. >> that your pick of i of them. and? fact i think the gop brand took an even worse him tonight than it is is on issue aver issue, you heard them double douchb. their dwell sine to take us back wards. or whether it's repealing the petth's evacuation. >> what you didn't hear from them is any plans -- >> what you didn't hear from is snin air firm tiff plan. chris wallace, at women point, the moderator. st ovum and over one oaf you wants to cut taxes for the wealthy and hope that those policies trinlle down. where he didn't hear a single angerer for clinton. she has not guilty been referencing donald trump. at one poin, during a question from bri action thrks a kee lk ex-r. i wonder why focus on bush. squl is there's not a simgle bit of kimpbs. there clearly are differences. but why not go after donald trump. as o podsed ooze a done. >> at one point, anderson i would say there is no gimpbs e difference. he was offered an opportunity

it is strategic.bu also, anders disappointing. this shows that when you cave to bullies, it doesn't change anything. much of the policy change was to appease people like donald trump. >> it comes on the heels essentially appeasing the president. >> so much of this, there are a lot of conservatives, especially on the libertarian side, protesting has been part of the american fabric. and suddenly to make these kinds of divisions and it has this racial tone to it which is very unfortunate. the people who are protesting are essentially african americans, criminal justice towards african americans andth have taken something that is not just that big a deal and blown it up. you have to believe it is for political purposes for his own good. >> mark, it is difficult to gloss over any racial undertones this this. >> absolutely. it is interesting that the patriots, when some of them don't want to participate in the white house festivities they still do it. when the eagles don't do trk it is a very different story. it is disturbing. but it a

so the entire span of time that his sister has been missing, ander sob. >> just incredible. >>> earlier, i spoke with woio reporter dan derose about what he's learned. >> we're also hearing that for many of the first years that they were in the home, there were chains being used, one room in particular was found with chains hanging from the ceiling. they were bound and gagged several times throughout the course of being held in that home. we're also hearing from a source that the man who was holding them there, ariel castro would play this little dangerous game. that he would tell the women he was about to leave the home. and then he would wait. and if one of them tried to open that door, he would go in and attack them. that was one of the ways he was able to keep them there. we are also hearing from pretty well-placed sources that numerous times throughout this ten-year period that some of the women became pregnant, that they would be beaten, forcibly hit in the stomach to force a miscarriage. one of the reasons we're hearing that, they brought out cadaver dogs to search the backyard o

her third attempt to explain what happened to travis alex ander. it was early june, 2008: and roommate taylor surrel was worried about travis. >> he called me one day and said hey, i've totally broken it off with jodi. >> travis told surrel that he confronted jodi about hacking his facebook account. >> the message he sent, my comment back to him was aren't you afraid she might try to hurt you or something? that was really harsh. she's definitely going to get the message that he does not want to talk to, see her or be around her ever again. >> since their break-up, things have been complicated between them. they still had an active sex life. at the same time, jodi was acting out against travis. >> she slashed his tires, she broke into his e-mail account, she just did these crazy, stalking behaviors. >> it may not be surprising that when jodi left on a road trip, june 2, 2008, she said she was going to utah but turned up in mesa, arizona. >> not, like, 8:00 at night, but early-morning hours. travis is there, according to her and he's online and they

it's weeknights at facebook.com/anders facebook.com/andersoncooperfull circle.t to hand it over to chris. >> thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo and welcome to "primetime." you've got lies, damn lies and fake statistics. that's the mark twain line with my little twist. it's never been more relevant. the upcoming elections have our president in lie mode. he's hit the apex on a mountain of mendacity and we are at a critical moment, so we're going to spend our time tonight calling out the lies in the hopes of giving people out there somewhat of a more clear path to making choices in the midterms. and do not be misled about the truth on critical issues that are coming to a head right now.

. >> reporter: so ander saab, this situation continues hour by hour. we saw a new group of investigators who came in, continued to relieve each other. just to make sure everyone is here in place to watch this situation 24 hours as this continues. >> byron, you say the critical component here is that this alleged gunman apparently didn't know the boy that he allegedly abducted. why is that so important? >> reporter: it is key, because if an individual is known previously, there is a much higher potential exposure to violence. here, it would appear that this individual boy was taken in a classic hostage sense as leverage. >> what about the people who and law enforcement that are on the scene? >> patience. >> patience. >> patience and the opportunity for the negotiation team to develop a rapport and trust trust with the individual that has taken the hostage and that only comes with time. >> mark, i know jim lee dykes was not on their radar. you were talking about people involved in the investigation. what are they telling you tonight? >> well, they told u

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wisconsin right now, ander soso exceeded what new york was back in april. april 10th was the highest per capita case count in new york. and now wisconsin exceeded that. that's becoming hard for the course for many of these mid western states. it is concerning and there is no secrets. the northern parts of the country is going to look a lot worse. the weather is cool right there and the south is insulated from that aside from texas and new mexico. the whole country as you know, the numbers are going up and as the weather gets colder is going to make it harder and harder to maintain. >> there were serious warnings from key health officials today. i want to play dr. fauci. >> if we get a vaccination by the second or third quarter of 2021, we have vaccinated a substantial portion of the people. i think it will be easily by the end of 2021 and perhaps into the next year before we start having some sense of normality. >> do you think that's accurate? >> normal life the end of next year or into 2022? >> part of it depends on how you define normalcy. to be totally

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it is time for ander son. >>> good evening, a former police captain mattis charged tonight because he thought the man was some kind of fraud. there were none, just tools and spare parts. his investigation were backward and trying to prove it happen. the incident took place shortly before the election and it is not hard to see why. >> the biggest problem we have is if they cheat with the ballots. that's my biggest problem. that's the only thing i worry about. you don't wake up and not read a story about it. everyday there is cheating with the ballots. >> the president was wrong with the ballots but right of the story being everywhere because repeat after me, he was spreading it. that's what he was doing. so are enablers and enablers on capitol hill. they are on full display on capitol hill. it is an old federal term that exists only to perpetuate itself, toxic and nearly deadly self-licking ice cream cone despite a total lack of evidence. citing the fact that people are talking about it as justification for pushing it and so goes around and around until angry mobs filled the streets pr

anders "anderson cooper 360" starts right now. >> john, thank you very much. >>> candidates saying one thing and doing another. we're keeping them honest on that. we begin with breaking news. texas governor rick perry is running. jim acosta has the story. jim, this saturday in south carolina, rick perry is expected to make it official, although it might not be an afigures announcement throwing his hat in the ring. >> that's right. the texas government will throw his cowboy hat into the ring on saturday at the conference in south carolina. his speech expected to focus heavily on the texas economy, half of the jobs created in this country, in the last two years they were in texas. republicans are going to point to that as a success story. democrats say not so fast. most of those jobs are low wage jobs. democratic source told me earlier today, governor pair vee all hat and no cattle. but after the speech in south carolina, anderson, he heads off to new hampshire and he taped an interview with a tv station. he's making all of the moves of a candidate tonight. >> he's also headed to iowa th

a court judged anders breivik to be sane. >> back home notes left behind by tony scott did not revealwhy he apparently took his own life. that's the word from a los angeles county spokesman. he jumped from a bridge in california on sunday. >>> a federal appeals court has tossed out a plan to make tobacco companies put graphic images on their products depicting the dangers of smoking. the appeals court said the law would violate free speech protections. >>> and it's a new look for a fresco that was painted more than a century ago inside a spanish church. an elderly parishioner apparently took it upon herself to attempt an amateur restoration of the painting of jesus. that's the before on the left. her handiwork is -- she said the priest knew what she was doing. >>> seven-time tour de france winner lance armstrong says he'll no longer fight to clear his name of doping charges. the question is why, next. [ male announcer ] the perfect photo... [ man ] nice! [ male announcer ] isn't always the one you plan to take. whoa, check it out. hey baby goat... no that's not yours... [ hikers whisp

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. >> ander, you've been here throughout, you've been here during the storm.by the relief effort here? have you seen much of a relief effort? >> increasingly frustrated. not just me. you walk around downtown tack hoban, and there's piles of rotting gash badge, carcasses of animals. there's no real evidence of organized relief. i saw a van handing out packages of three-day relief. that was perhaps for 50 people. there are tens of thousands of people who have been affected. they're still saying, they are walking up to us saying we have no food. we need water. we need help. at the moment, the frustration levels down there are extraordinarily high. and i don't sense they're still really getting a grip on meeting this problem as it should be met. >> richard brannen was quoted saying if haiti is a 10, the philippines is a 11 in terms of the difficulty of an operation like this. really, everything has been destroyed here. there's very little to work with. >> it's a demolition and construction job. they have to go in and clear vast amounts of this town to clear the bo

bremens managed to hide from the gunman who has allegedly confess today both attacks, a guy named anders. he stalked his victims for more than an hour before police arrived. the terror that julie lived through is captured in text messages she sent to her mother. julie writes "mummy, tell the police they must be quick. people are dying here. her mother replies i'm working on it, julie. the police are on their way. dare you call me? julie tells her mom no. another text, julie pleads with her mom, tell the police that there is a madman running around and shooting people. they must hurry. julie adds, we are in fear for our lives. her mother replies, i understay very well, my darling. stay hidden. do not move anywhere. julie also told her mom, i love you even if i still misbehave from time to time. julie's mom said that's when she knew the situation was really grave. police today detonated more explosives they found at a farm belonging to breivik who remains in isolation in a prison near oslo. earlier a few moments ago tonight i talked to senior international correspondent nick robertson. >>

and then, ander son, there's also this ever-growing fear that military is inching even closer.y have a number of sports out in the hills saying that every single day the syrian military comes that much closer to those refugees right on the border. >> stay safe. be careful out there. appreciate what you did today. >>> following other stories tonight. 360 news and business bulletin. >> reporter: house speaker john boehner said today that president could be in violation of the war powers act if congress doesn't aprove u.s. military involvement in libya by sunday. the house has demanded an explanation from mr. obama by friday. there's word today that an explanation is being prepared. >>> meanwhile, the president made a whirlwind 5 hour visit to puerto rico today. the rare trip could have political implications. 4 million islanders are u.s. citizens but can't vote in presidential elections. there are 5 million puerto ricans here in the u.s. can. the federal reserve chairman has issued a strong warning to republicans about the debt ceiling. ben bernanke praised them for trying to cut

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it's time now for "anders der s cooper 360" starts right now. >>> we begin tonight with hundreds of thousands of people in need right now, stuck without electricity, dealing with the destruction left behind by hurricane isaac. we know more tonight about those who lost their lives in the storm. tonight, there's breaking muse from mississippi where this have been fears that a dam could fail, threatening thousands of homes downriver in louisiana. emergency management officials say water is being pumped. but they don't know if it's going to be enough. in a few minutes, i'm going to speak with the executive director of the mississippi emergency management agency. first, i want you to take a look at these pictures. it's a terrible deja vu for residents of louisiana. these are pictures we were showing seven years ago on cnn, tonight, seven years ago exactly. these are pictures from now. seven years later. a very different storm isaac was hitting different areas. but many cases similar destruction as seven years ago. isaac has now weakened to a tropical depression but was a cat 1 hurricane when it sl

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intestinal symptoms, but after a day or so those went away, they're being monitored protectively, ander sob. >> they're going to be looking at the letters for any dna evidence that is there? >> absolutely. investigators from the fbi as well as the nypd, they're looking at a specific location, the postmark on those letters giving them some indication as to where the person who sent them might live. anderson? >> joining us now is national security analyst and george w. bush homeland security adviser fran towson. also on the phone, chief medical correspondent dr. sanjay gupta. the letters mention the gun control debate. it could be more of a political threat than a terror threat, really? >> that's right, anderson. as you mentioned, that's not really at the moment the most relevant piece to the investigators. they don't care about motive at the moment, they want to know who. to determine the who, they'll look for forensics, saliva, hair, fingerprints on the envelope. they'll analyze the handwriting, but all these things take time, which is why the first thing they're going to focus on is th

alex ander fields cnn new york. >> so many other unanswered questions. dr.w pinsky joins me tonight. the fact that josh duggar hasn't received any professional treatment or assessment other than a so-called christian counseling program was just a family friend that had a construction business does that make any sense to you? >> no. it is actually -- it frightens me. the fact that this man is with his own children amongst his siblings who remain at an age which he had targeted in the past with no -- no assessment whatsoever we don't have any idea what this potential could be. whether he's continuing to do it whether he's even treatable, we have no idea. the fact that there is no assessment we don't know if we can treat it. this couldn't be associated with profound profound disaster. >> if there is say preddelection for children. >> yes. >> this doesn't just go away. we all know this. >> no it does not. and the fact that you lead about the -- read about the family's intervention. we've taken the difference we taught him the difference between right and wrong.

director back then sharon helman that the emergency room at the hospital was overloaded and overloaded, anders anderson, for one reason. it was full of vets who were sick and could not get a doctor's appointment. and i just got off the phone with dr. mitchell who said the management she believes was trying to destroy or get rid of the evidence at the excessive wait times. the work was being conducted on the weekends. she herself this past sunday went to the hospital and hid some of the evidence so the investigators would be able to examine it. dr. mitchell said she had the stacks of the new enrollee appointments that took place on monday. an actual doctor in this hospital was trying to preserve evidence she felt was being destroyed, and destroyed anderson for one reason. to make sure investigators could not get it. >> this is just unbelievable, the fact that this is happening at a v.a. hospital for our veterans, i mean, it is outrageous. you have been trying to reach the secretary of veterans affairs, eric shinseki. you have been trying to do this for months. >> that is right, we have been try

ander sof of tarrant county texas and cnn legal analyst, mark terigo. sheriff, if i can begin with you, what information are you able to give us on where ethan couch and his mother are being held and when you expect them to be brought back here to the u.s. to face charges? >> they are still in the custody of the mexican authorities in mexico. we expect within the next 24-48 hours for them to be brought back to the united states. we won't publicize or talk about when that occurs for security reasons. i expect to have them back in tarrant county locked up in a facility. >> looking at this, it looks like something that they both skillfully planned. even had a going-away party before they left which would have seemed to have given opportunity for people to warn authorities they were going. is that what you believe now? they took meticulous plans to leave the country possible for good? >> i do believe that. i certainly think they planned to run and run a long way and for a long time. i said that when he first disappeared. he had a big head start and they cer