he said after visiting karen early that evening, he spent the light night with a friend named george solomon in moon lake about an hour to the north. >> he did go up to where he was staying. this is confirmed through interviews with george as well as george's girlfriend. >> george gave us a timeline that was consistent with what permentor gave us. >> tim's story checked out and he came clean on something right from the start. he had a record. he had done time. >> early on in your life, you get involved in trouble. what was going on? >> i was running an escort service. got stupid. started it up small basically running an ad out of a newspaper. getting a small office and it just expanded from there. >> what kind of money? >> i was grossing about sto$6,0 to $7,000 a day. >> that was the trap. >> why am i going to school making this kind of money. >> for ended up in a gun fight? >> yes, sir. >> tim was worried he would be painted as a bad guy right away because of his sorted past. he promised to cooperate in every way possible. but cops took him up on it. >> i allowed them to photograph me and r

southern prince george's, eastern charles, down toward prince frederick, solomon, st. mary's city, ridge. east-northeast came brimming, you are going to get a little bit of rain here. it may last an hour or so. here's the real heavy stuff. >> temperatures 70 in salisbury, 73 in town. out to our west and southwest temperatures running in the low to mid-60s this morning. outside on our michael and son weather camera, good visibility, cloudy skies. 73. it is a tad less humid. the humidity is still up there at 78%. we have the ridge of high pressure still over the central and southern plains. places like oklahoma city today could be around 112 degrees. elk city was 108. really not much has changed in the overall pattern from yesterday. we are going to fire up more of that stuff as we go throughout the afternoon today. let's see the futurecast quickly before we get to the forecast. thunderstorms pulling away this morning by lunch time looking at partly cloudy skies. we are going to pop showers and storms across the region for the afternoon and early evening hours. that stuf

. >> to you, living outside the community, solomon dwek may be a george costanza from "seinfeld," but within the community, he's a george clooney. he has all the elements that gain people's trust. and people want to be part of his life. >> narrator: soon, dwek puts his people skills to good use as chief fundraiser at the deal yeshivah, a jewish day school. >> he was taking more than $200,000 a year doing this. his wife was making $100,000. we talked to teachers and administrators at the deal yeshivah. nobody ever saw either one of them. >> narrator: but dwek's idea of fundraising is blatantly illegal. he uses a common tax dodge that appeals to wealthy donors. journalists josh margolin and ted sherman detail dwek's scams in their book "the jersey sting." here's how the tax dodge works -- a donor will write a check to the school, let's say, in the amount of $100,000. of that hundred thousand, the school takes 10% and dwek takes 5%. >> out the backdoor, $85,000 comes back to the donor, so the donor then is allowed to take a full $100,000 tax deduction as a charitable donation. >> it work

. >> to demonstrate just how functional his fabulous kitchen island is, andrew solomon made pancakes with his son georgego. >> i wanted a place that was warm and friendly and felt like the center of the house. and it was always the center of the house and then we had a three-year-old and when you have a three-year-old there is an awful lot of time spent on eating. >> i like the brown part. >> the brown part is very good. >> the kitchen just can be a kitchen but also it can be a hell of a lot more. >> for johnny gray the kitchen island is not only the center of the house. but the center of happiness. and he has not sociological studies to prove it. >> the wonderful thing is if you look at the daytime happiest is between 7:00 and 10:00 in the evening, we are going to light up and of course the most likely place for us to be at that time is in our kitchen. >> so who needs a trip to the islands? when you can make a trip to your own kitchen island. >> osgood: up next -- >> so you are an island boy? >> that's right. >> osgood: manhattan island's ed koch. i was trapped. no way out. my usualt ransport was nowhe