these were the tools that undercover detectives diane harris and sheryl comstock would use to captureew with arturo gutierrez, the prime suspect in the murder of christie fleming. in the southern california desert town of perris, the two detectives rolled up to gutierrez's house unannounced. their excuse? they tell him they were conducting a few perfunctory interviews before filing away the old case for good. their plan, to charm him into talking, catch him in a crucial lie, get it on tape. >> instead of fear, i would just say that what i was feeling was excitement, and i was a little on edge. but you have to kind of keep all that down so that it doesn't show through the facade you're putting on. >> the surveillance van was nearby for backup, the tiny tape machine rolled. >> i'm detective comstock, this is detective harris from the sheriff's department. >> how you doing? >> nice to meet you. >> and you like art or arturo? >> it doesn't matter. >> he seemed like a really nice guy. if you were to just meet him on the street, you wouldn't think, my, god, this guy's a murderer. >> they st

i'm dan harris. diane sawyer is right back here tomorrow night. thank you for watching.f us here at abc news, good night. >> at first i thought it was really long thunder, and then it sound like an earthquake. >> alan: the first big storm of the season topples trees and floods roadways. we're in west oakland where the power has been knocked out to 14,000 customers. >> reporter: we're on broadway and 14th street, and the traffic lights in the area are either out or flash red, all because of a power outage that startled after residents heard a boom and saw a flash. people say they believe the sound came from a pg&e substation on second street. a crew member said the source of the problem was an insulator. this outage has affected 14,000 customers. traffic lights are

diane sawyer on abc. i'm frank kratovil and i approve this message. the real andy harris. his past attacks have been called deceptive, his new attack, false. harris voted for deregulation increasing our electric bills by 72% it's not surprising, harris always sides with the big guys. he opposes cracking down on wall street and supports tax breaks for companies that ship jobs overseas. harris even opposed making big insurance cover cancer screenings. andy harris' extreme ideas will cost us. . >>> fans around the world are getting ready to celebrate the life of john lennon he would have been 70 years old tomorrow. his widow yoko ono will light the peace tower in island. yoko says she hopes to get 1 million twitter users to tweet for peace in honor half his birthday tomorrow. >>> guilty verdicts in the trial of the men charged with killing baltimore city councilman that's coming up at 6:00 which starts right now. > >>> a jury convict two in the murder of a former baltimore city council plan. the third defendant is acquitted of murder but not robbery. good evening everyone i'm

harry reid. >> but for me, we'd be in a worldwide depression. >> reporter: hmm, maybe not. the bottom line, diane, the stimulus created at least some jobs and a boat load of bogus claims. >> all right. thank you, john karl. >>> and now the politics of pot. california's proposition 19, it would legalize marijuana and polls show it's pretty close. there is no question it would bring the state billions in tax revenue. and a former u.s. surgeon general has said culturally it's much like alcohol. but a couple of reporters decided to take a car and drive stoned. the results? david wright is right here with me. >> reporter: this is one of the quirkiest campaigns ever in california, even for a state where medical marijuana has been a fact for 14 years. just check this out -- a new political ad out tonight, one that you would never expect to see on tv. >> let's be honest, the war against marijuana has failed. >> reporter: it's a political campaign like no other. proposition 19 got an unusual road test last week. two journalists wanted to see what happens when potheads encounter potholes and all the other

diane. i bet you are shopping at cost costco is moving a ton of my books. harryjust finished pinheads and patriots and you did a great job of analyzing the obama presidency, bill. i appreciate that. i tried hard. mark: bill, didn't think you could write a better book than bold fresh, but you did. i appreciate all the kind words i'm getting. finally, brand new pinheads and patriots situation here on the factor. from now on, you vote, you decide who the pinheads and patriots are each evening, not me, you. we'll show you video then you cast your ballot on billoreilly.com. give the results the following evening. we kick things off in asia with a teacher, student and cell phone. >> bill: that's quite a statement. is the teacher a pinhead or patriot for breaking the kid's phone? that is it for us tonight check out the fox news factor website different from billoreilly.com. spout off about the factor oreilly@foxnews.com. name a town if you wish to opine. when writing the factor, do not be a curmudgeon. again thanks for watching. remember the spin stops right here, becau

harry's trip to africa. carrying on their mother, diane's, charitable work on the continent. >> it makes you feel sort of happylt life is. to meet strangers, seeing how fantastic they are as people. and i'll definitely come back in the future. >> reporter: here, harry, because of his charity work, is the bigger star. >> i like being anonymous in africa. it was quite fun traveling around africa with harry. >> reporter: because at home, his every move is scrutinized. there's word this week that commemorative coins are already being prepared for his wedding. and that, says the rumor mill, whirling even faster. now, i just spoke with a bookmaker here in london, who is now taking bets on which month william and kate will get married. june 2011, is where the smart money is at. and a honeymoon destination, he says tanzania and kenya are at the top of the list. >> you're digging deep there. all right, nick. as you would say, get a move on. as you said the two of them should. thanks, nick. >>> joining us live from washington, is royal historian, robert lacey, who has written, among other works, the biography of queen e

diane. sharron angle has raised $14.3 million just in the last quarter. this is nearly three-times as much raised as the republican with the next highest amount. we don't know harry reid's number. but i'm told that this number is much higher than harry reid's. >> $14 million pouring in. and christine o'donnell put out some numbers today. >> she hasn't put out her numbers yet. but i have learned that her number will be more than $3 million for the quarter. but that's really for two weeks. because she got the nomination on september 14th. almost all of that money came in between september 14th and september 30th. and i'm told since then when the quarter has ended she pulled in another $1 million. >> two tea party candidates doing really well. >> and there's another one to watch. this is a name, kristi noem, she's running for house out in south dakota. raised $1.1 million, more than any other challenger running for the house. in this heartland horse race, republicans have their money on kristi noem, 38-year-old rancher, mother of three and one of the gop's top prospects for a win in november. >> here on the ranch in south dakota, we don't take a lot of polls, or hol

harry? >>> in a film career spanning more than three decades diane lane starred in such diverse films as "theow back on the big screen as a housewife who realizes the racehorse she owns will be the greatest there ever was in "secretariat." >> you are guaranteeing this horse is going to win the triple crown, the derby, preakness and belmont, three raedz, three states in just five weeks. hasn't been done in 25 years. >> that is exactly what i'm saying. >> you're that stubborn? >> i'm that right. >> good line, diane lane is with us this morning. good morning. great seeing you in the movie. >> thank you for having me. >> you've played real people before, right? >> true. >> right? but had you ever played someone you've met? >> well, spending time with the person you're representing on screen is -- it's surreal, for both parties. >> sure. >> but, i have to admit that, first of all, you know, penny is and historic figure for a reason. she is a great lady. and i've come out of this with a friend. we never foresaw any of this. >> how great. >> it's lovely. >> it is an extraordinary story, the family h

harris' extreme ideas will cost us. >>> and we have a lot of stars coming up tomorrow. dianeeamour. >> diane lane is my favorite. >>> now maryland's most powerful doppler radar and a forecast certified most accurate by weather rate. >>> the unique thing about today is we can show temperature maps in the afternoon and it may apply. we are it at 50 and had's not much movement on the thermometer because of the storm off the coast. watching the flare-up of rainfall now rolling out to the delaware jersey -- jersey coastline wrapping around the storm that's not as intense and there's the same amount of moisture as last week but similar foremats mock up the coast and locks us in with a chilly wind which can gusts to 25 miles per hour today but with the clouds and with the rain, we will hold us to about 53 this afternoon. we expect the rain to break off into showers heading into tonight and temperatures fall back into the 40s. our full forecast coming up on good morning, maryland at 9. now kim with the final check on traffic. >> reporter: thanks. well traffic is still going to be at