they see jacque's car, no jacque and no play. at 11 p.m., jacque's family caught police to report her missing. an hour later, clay calls 911 and does the same. police interview clay that night. according to investigators, he answers some of their questions but not all. the next morning jacque's blue honda pilot is found abandoned alongside a highway with a flat tire. jacque's purse, keys and cell phone are not in the car. but her laptop is. and police take it as evidence. searches at the home and surrounding areas turn up nothing. last week more than a month after jacque disappeared, a woman finds jacque's business cards tossed on the side of the road. eight miles away from where her car was reever could haved. still, no -- still, no sign of jacque. lt. david james with the sheriff's office. he's been investigating jacque's disappearance. greg mccreary is a criminal profiler. welcome gentlemen. lieutenant is the latest on this case? >> we are still doing searches on the water and the land to try to find jacque's body and just loo

he was the last person who saw jacque on july 2. he is a person of interest but he is not a suspect. >>> got a bombshell involving casey anthony just one day before she was released from a florida jail. the woman acquitted of murdering her 2-year-old daughter is now facing legal action. what is this new legal action that we're hearing about on a saturday? >> reporter: richard, casey anthony yesterday filed an appeal on those four guilty charges of lying to the authorities this. appeal will allow for her to use her fifth amendment right in order to refrain from giving any testimony regarding any civil lawsuit that's related to these charges in particular. her lying has led several entities and private groups to sue her saying they spent a great deal of resources searching for caylee when she was missing and in truth she was not missing because her mother knew from the beginning that she was dead now they want casey to bear those costs so now she can hold off from giving any testimony at least until that appeal trial goes ahead and ha

but stan, you said the police found blood in clay's house, did jacque ever lived there? >> she never lifed there. >> so that means she never cooked or lived there and if they found blood, what does it tell you? >> well, if there is a substantial amount of blood, it would tell me she met a bad end, yes. stan what is the latest on the search. do you know? >> they search all of the time every day. the squad down there doesn't give up at all . we view this arrest by clay last night, the arrest of the clay last night to be a substantial development. i think he can tell us where she is in a minute if he wanted to. >> you know, the search continues and i want to thank you for being with us again. again our hearts go out to you and the triplets . now to the experts, defense attorney and former homicide detective john buehler. john, i will go to you first. you worked the lacy peterson case . if the police can't find the body and there is a consensus that she is dead, might there be a prosecution? >> i think so. there is several successful prosecution for no body homicides there.

we still have not found jacque but we're continuing to search every day. >> reporter: jacque's blue hondaound abandoned on a nearby interstate witit a flat tire. her sister cheryl says jacque told her she was deeply afraid of her husband. >> he had been threatening her for a solid year. he told her that divorcing him would be a death sentence. >> reporter: clay waller, a former police officer, refused our request for an interview. in a written statement his attorney said mr. waller misses his wife and hopes she is found okay. he had nothing to do with her disappearance and sympathizes with her family. we will not try this case in the media while there is an ongoing investigation. cheryl says she fears the worst for jacque. >> she always said you don't know what he's capabab of. i do. i just don't want to be dead. oh. >> reporter: cheryl is now caring for her sister's children whose only image of their mother now is on these posters pleading for her safe return. >> they see the poster in the window avery put her hand up on there and said momma and it just breaks your heart. >> reporter: no

jacque waller is 39 years old. the search has been under way for six weeks now, dogs, helicopters, every resource, but still haven't uncovered any solid evidence about where or why jacque disappeared. >> she was always a very good friend to me. >> reporter: friends and family are spreading the word any way they can. flyer, facebook, even balloons, with information and this message. jacque waller is missing and they desperately want her back. >> we won't be let down. this will work out. we won't get jacque back alive, i don't think. you know, i would give my life, literally, to get my baby back alive. >> reporter: the 39-year-old mother of triplets disappeared june 1st after what police said was an argument with her es changed husband clay. her abandoned suv was found along missouri's interstate 55 with a flat tire and investigators suspect foul play but have very few leads. and also say they aren't getting enough help from her estranged husband, an ex-police officer who they called a person of interest in the case.

want her back. >> we won't get jacque back alive, i don't think. you know, i would give my life literally to get my baby back alive. >> reporter: the 39-year-old mother of triplets disappeared june 1 after police say was an argument with her husband james clay. her car was found along i-55 with a flat tire, investigators say they suspect foul play but have very few leads. and they aren't getting very much help from her estranged husband, a person of interest in the case. >> there's a lot of questions out there that we believe he could help us with and answer some of those that we're in dire need of and we just haven't had that from them. >> clay misses his wife and he hopes she is found alive. he sincerely sympathizes with the rawson family. his heart goes out to her family, however he has had nothing to do with her disappearance. >> she's a mother with three kids and we're just hoping she comes back. . >> reporter: now worry about what they may find. >> we unfortunately don't think we'll find her alive, but we want to find her and make sure there'

in your heart what do you think happened to jacque waller? >> right now it doesn't look good. terrible has happened i feel in my heart too. >> reporter: jaque's family is focused on her children. it must be hard when they ask. >> they say, go find mommy. if she's lost, go find her. what are you doing sitting here? go find her. that's tough, folks. i'm telling you. >> reporter: they are planning ananher major search this weekend praying for a miracle. >> we just want answers. that's all we're after. >> reporter: the not knowing mustste the hardest. >> the not knowing is the hardest part. >> reporter: for "good morning america," yunji de nies, abc news, jackson, missouri. >>> for more now we'll turn to nancy grace, the host of "nancy grace" on hln. listening to those kids and grandparents it is heartbreaking. how has this trail gone so cold since early june when you started following the case. >> i'm not so sure the case really has gone cold. as a matter of fact, police have been searching waller's home. they've been following up on over 250 leads. it really doesn't help, though

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ten years later in one thousand and five the french president jacques chirac orders a new series of nuclear tests this time to heat up ballots. actually our first demonstration was in one thousand nine hundred four and in one thousand nine hundred five we were both in the airport. and we saw the riot police shooting at protesters since it is so it was sitting. in and watching that just so it was weird you know it was like watching a big movie screen. get it if the significance of that was very upsetting it was a feeling of hate. hate. the polynesian people rose up together and said you know mr chirac please stop. a bit just brushed it away and said something my decision is final. it one person one person decided the entire future of my children. my grandchildren and my great grandchildren. it's in c. and. january one thousand nine. hundred test. what turns out to be the starting point for a long term research. tests justified an enormous investment to build new equipment new missiles new bombs the laser megajoules and you aircraft so everything is being updated to between now and twenty twe

one thousand and five the french president jacques chirac orders a new series of nuclear attack this time to hear the bells. actually our customers trade was in one thousand nine hundred four and in one thousand nine hundred five of those in the airport. and who saw the riot police shooting at protesters since it is this city. that is so it was weird it was like watching a big movie screen but. he did it before. it was very upsetting he was a feeling of hate. hate. the polynesian people rose up together and said you know mr chirac please stop. he just brush it away and said something my decision is final. good one person one person decided the entire future of my children. my grandchildren and my great grandchildren. and it's in c. in. january nine hundred ninety six france proceeds with this last nuclear test in polynesia what turns out to be the starting point for a long term research. lead the news is the only last tests justified an enormous investment to build new quick meant new missiles new bombs the laser megajoules and you aircraft into that damage so everything is being upd

included for the first time the announcement was made by the international olympic committee president jacques rogge he's in durban for the i.o.c. session which on wednesday will vote on who will host the twenty eighteen winter olympics three cities bidding for that young in south korea munich in germany annecy france. meanwhile russia's women's basketball team have returned home after being crowned european champions holding flowers and the trophy they touched down in moscow after beating turkey in the final and it was the third time russia's women have won the european championships which ensures they qualify for next summer's olympics in london and they put their success down to simple hard work. we're very happy our in was gold who prepared and trained a lot it was started the beginning but thanks to our solid work we cheered our task and thinks everyone who was supporting us. and i don't know anyone celebrating a good weekend's work not joke of it was greeted by thousands of fans when he returned to serbia after his wimbledon triumph at the new world number one lapping up every minute is

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. >> reporter: as major renshaw's patient jacques continues to recover, the doctor says the training he receives here is vital. >> this gives me exposure to the trauma mindset, telling me what to look out for, pitfalls to avoid, procedures that i need to get my skills back up. >> joining us again is barbara starr. it's one of these things, i wonder, no matter how much you prepare it will be completely different still in some ways. you've seen this firsthand, as i have, in afghanistan and iraq. were they nervous? were they well prepared? >> i think the doctors we spoke to were happy to have this 30-day tour of duty before they go to the war zone. it began to show them what they'll be facing over there. one of the doctors is an oncologist. he treats cancer patients. he said he's learning yet again how to put in chest tubes, control bleeding. restore breathing when someone may be so traumatically injured. it's not the kind of things doctors may have done since they were interns or residents. they're getting back into the basic skills and learning how to step it up, move fast, make decis

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