man. don't do me like that. >> for this buyer tonight's price tag will far exceed the $20 he was offering amy. >> please don't do me like that, man. >> to deter men who buy women, chicago pd now seize their cars and fine them up to $2,000. >> it's serious. the girls should not be the only ones that are suffering here. the guys should suffer as well. >> virtually every one of them try to claim they were innocent, and virtually every one of them acknowledge that it was a dumb thing to do after they were arrested. >> yeah, at some point they're going to have to explain to a loved one or whatever that you know, we have to go get our car. >> this right here, this is for you. >> within a matter of a few hours, the trafficking unit has arrested eight johns and impounded six vehicles to the tune of $12,000. >> police. come on out. >> she was right back here. >> get over here right now. >> we got her. a female. with a pink jacket on. with an innovative showerhead plus wireless speaker, kohler is the proud sponsor of singing in the shower. at any minute... ...you could be a victim of fraud. most people

amy from abc two. >>> no parole for the man convicted in a drunken hit and run that killed a townsend steufnlt he wasenied parole during a hearing. he is sheeving five-years for the death of matthew cheswick. his friends started a petition trying to keep the man to stay in jail. >>> it's to easy for people who are unstable to get a government pass. that question faced senatorsa as they started hearings on the security clear lance system. this goes back to the shooting rampage inside the washington navy yard. aaron alexis had a security pass despite having problems. >>> pop stars sing about it, teens buy it, a few of them are dying from it. tonight, we take a inside look at the club drug called molly. christian has a look at what he can expect and a special guest. >> reporter: that's right. molly is a drug that people use, it's gotten more attention after several people died. i'm joined by the former head of subtans abuse prevening for baltimore. we talked about this before. what is molly and what are the chance that someone buying it is actually getting what they think they are getting. >>> >> it's a

now say two pit bull milks -- mixes came out of nowhere and began biting a man and two of his neighbors who came to help. amy has more on this and the search for the owners. >> the people in this home came out to help and found out the only safe place was to be on top of this car. a man climbed up here and look at the scratch marks where the dogs were trying to get him. one victim showed the injuries on his arm. his sister's arm was bit were and his father was bitten in the face. his neighbors saw everything. >> i heard the neighbor yelling, get your dog, get your dog, get your dog and i heard one of the dogs squealing as it got attacked. >> it was 9:45 and a man who was walking his dog was attacked by two stray dogs. three people from inside this home came out to see what was going on. they, too, were attacked. mike realized it wasn't safe to be outside. >> i watched for a second and i went inside and watched from the window because i wasn't going to try to be on a loose pit in attack mode. >> we tried to get the dogs in their driveway and suddenly we saw the guy that was standing on top of the car and the

san francisco police are going all out to find a mystery man in the disappear an and death of a patient at san francisco general. abc7 news, amylyfield, is at the hospital. there is a police bulletin out for the man? >> they say an asian man in his 30's could have some key information in the mysterious case. police are trying to figure why lynne spalding's body was found in the stairwell at san francisco general hospital. she was in the hospital for a bladder infection and disappeared from her room and found 2 1/2 weeks later in the stairwell. they have not said how she died. a man recorded seeing someone in the stairwell four days before spalding was found. he told his supervisor and disappeared. police say they would like to talk to the man. he worked for the hospital and they are asking for anyone who could know who this man is, call the police department and help find him. >> in santa rosa the shock and anger continues to grow over the shooting death of a sonoma county boy carrying a replica gun. a protest is held on of behalf of 13-year-old andy lopez today in santa rosa. last night, 600 people attended the funeral at res

general, the police and the victim's family hope the mystery man will come forward in the investigation into the death of lynne spalding. amy hollyfield joins us from san francisco general this morning. amy? >> he is described as asian in his 30's. police think he works in the hospital. they have been looking for him for weeks. they sent out an alarm and hope he will see it and come forward. the stairwell where the body was found in locked. you can only exit on the bottom floor and leave the building. on the only of october 4, a man was knocking on the emergency stairwell bell trying to get out on a floor. the nurse heard the knocking. she left him in on the fifth floor and said, what are you doing here this is an emergency and he said wrong stairwell, thanks for letting me in. that exchange took place and he said, by the way, it looks like there is someone further down on the stairwell, maybe asleep or not sure but there is someone down there. >> the hospital staff says that isn't unusual homeless people seek shelter there. >> she said okay and called the sheriff deputies to check it out. that was the protocol. she did wha

man who pushed her? why would he want to hurt our amy? it's too early in the investigation to know yet. bring your daughter back, but i can't. i can't even promise you that i'm gonna find the animal who did this. but if he is gettable, i will get him. actions... triumph... words. please, forgive my father. he's old world. he doesn't mean any offense. david! none taken. (phone ringing) yeah. i ran a nickname check on the hulk and got a hit. last known was a homeless shelter near that subway station. you're kidding me. all right, text me an address. i'll meet you there. jamie: we were responding to a radio run and we got a description of a male white wearing an orange t-shirt, wanted for grand larceny. wanted for a phone snatch. we saw a man fitting that description, we called him over to us. at which point he fled. we both gave chase. and my pursuit was halted when i collided with a pedestrian. but officer janko's continued on foot. i pursued him into an alley where he took several swings at me with a pipe. i drew my weapon, ordered him to stop. he threw the pipe at me, and then took off

man joke. i married one. another good one! everyone have wine? yeah. ok, uh, thank you, amy. thank you, marie.was a terrific thanksgiving. i just love it, you know? that real family feeling, you know? i love thanksgiving. i wish every day could be like this. yeah, me, too. i love turkey. well, it doesn't have to end on thanksgiving. i mean, this sunday is my turkey tortellini day. and i'm gonna teach amy how to make it. so we can have another family feast. all right, i'm wearing my stretchy pants to that one. sunday would be great. hey, deb! you should cook with me and marie sunday morning. gosh, really? um...oh, sunday i really have my hands full. that's bath day, you know... the twins and ray. but you can count us in for the eating of the meal. no way. your girl doesn't cook, you're out. oh, stop it, frank. the dinner's for everyone. yeah, and i'll try to come up with another joke. i got it. well, i better get started with these dishes. no, no. you relax, marie. ray? yeah, ma. relax. ray! oh, that went pretty good, huh? i could kill amy. cooking with marie. well, she's drunk. anyway, you wer

abc7 news reporter, amy hollyfield, has new details from the hospital. >> the "san francisco chronicle" is reporting a manr well four days before the body of lynne spalding was found this. spalding was found accept -- september 21. she disappeared from hour room and found in the stairwell. according to the chronicle, police are looking for a man who reported seeing someone highing in the stairwell. he has disappeared after reporting it to a supervisor, walked away and that was that. police now would like to talk to him. they describe him as an asian man in his 30's. he was wearing hospital identification. they say they do believe he worked at the hospital. they admit the information they have is confusing. investigators say they are interesting to he how this going to lay out. >> san jose city council members are considering ways to keep recruits from leaving for other cities, police departments, after being trained by san jose. they want to

man do it right here. and we are serving up amy's blend. >> amy's blend, and it's has a lot of caffeine which is good.. >>affeine is always good. >> caffeine is always good. >> and this is actually, what we're doing for the month of october is breast cancer awareness month. this is dedicated to the amy wh was one of the first of for caribu i want a little cream.m. >> the second part of our deal has to do with washington sport club and here is my favorite trainer libby working out. you guys are helping people as well. got going on.ou >> we are so sorry that the government workers are furloughed, but we are opening our doors, a free pass for all a of our facilities up the east coast, philadelphia, new york,y, boston and we want to 5 them a free pass, just like we're so so community-based. we help with hurricane sandy. sd we're coming to our doors, show your govern. id and take classes, yoga, release the stress. maybe use a machine, just come in, and just relax because wewe are there for you.yo >> you can go there to get a free pass or you can come down here this morning, they will bee here through 8:00, and

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amy hollyfield has this story from antioch. >> police have not said what breed the dogs were but a man who saw it said he thought they were pitulls last night in antioch on a quiet street. a plan was walking his two dogs and two other dos ran -- dogs ran up and attacked. three neighbors ran out to help when they heard the screams and they, too were attacked. >> i stayed here because they were running back here with blood and it is on my sidewalk and drive so they were chess to here and i wanted for a second and i went inside and watched from the window because i wasn't going to try to be on a loose pit bull in attack mode. >> police arrived and the dogs started to attack them. officers shot and killed one dog and the other ran away but returned. they caught him. he is in quarantine. there was no owner. no collars. police are trying to figure who they belonged to. the victims are being treated for bites do their legs, arms and faces. >> developing news from the peninsula, after after school health care aide has been accused of inappropriately touching an elementary schoolgirl. he is 28 and out on $100,000 bail after accused of

amy? >> i just spoke with a police officer. he says they have not been able to talk to the man who is believed inside the home. the s.w.a.t. team is here trying to make contact. they want to coax him out of the house. they have it surrounded. officers say last night around 11:30 in santa rosa a woman called police to say her husband had shot at her and a locksmith. no one was there. the wife and locksmith are safe and he is believed in there alone. police have evacuated some homes. they cannot predict how long this will last and do not know when they can open up the streets. they are hoping they will be able to get them out of there peacefully but they have not spoken with him. >> now the forecast. leyla gulen? >> now moisture in our forecast just a few high clouds. it is going to be a chilly start. you will want do dress in layers from emeryville to the bay bridge and to san francisco, it is a clear start to the only with no clouds. that will come later on tonight but we will see clear conditions. it will warm us closer to the weekend. we will see temperatures wrapping up in the upper 70's and lower 80's. the next 12 hour

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miss morgan walked over and asked if she needed to go to the better man she nodded her head yes. mrs. morgan touch amy's shoulder and asked to go to the better with endeavour and told my friend mack, didn't even know his that well. i was jealous because i wished i could be freed too. she was able to compose herself and i know this is a horrible accident, there will be a funeral tomorrow and i hope we can all go, you need your parents if you wish to go. bible also be calling each of your parents tonight. she said was too much for everyone to stay behind and be shown the movie, somebody raised their hand and said what movie? mrs. morgan said she didn't know, she thought maybe a superman movie. i was thinking maybe superman at the funeral. next day at school it seemed everybody else at the funeral, got on the bus all dressed up in a nice shirt and tie, church dress and church shoes, watching from the windows, got on the school bus, only a couple of us didn't go that day, me and deborah's group, kevin manley, the kid with pants, he wanted to do too but since he lifted his pants teachers made up excuse that

amy? >> i just spoke with a police officer. he says they have not been able to talk to the man who is believed inside the home. the s.w.a.t.eam is here trying to make contact. they want to coax him out of the house. they have it surrounded. officers say last night around 11:30 in santa rosa a woman called police to say her husband had shot at her and a locksmith. no one was there. the wife and locksmith are safe and he is believed in there alone. police have evacuated some homes. they cannot predict how long this will last and do not know when they can open up the streets. they are hoping they will be able to get them out of there peacefully but they have not spoken wi

man makes it look good. >> all coming up. >>> and amy is joining us.t's right. it is an incredible story. doctors told mom, rachel, every day, she could keep her baby inside her. he would not have to spend in the nicu. and rachel held on longer than anyone thought possible. this morning, this healthy baby boy is being called a miracle. >> yeah. >> reporter: rachel and jeff, now counting their blessings after five years of heartbreak. >> after three miscarriages, to finally have a baby that was doing well and have it past 20 weeks, we were thrilled. >> reporter: when she got pregnant last year, the couple was cautiously optimistic. >> i was trying to walk that fine line between being excited that she was pregnant, and not too emotionally attached. >> reporter: at 28 weeks into her pregnancy, whitchurch's water broke. >> i called up the doctor. he said come in right away. and i was thinking, this can't be happening. >> reporter: her water had broken at 35 weeks when pregnant with older son, t.j. but at 28 weeks, could mean serious complications. >> when

amy hollyfield? >> no owner. no collar. two dogs running wild on the lovely trail. it is a quiet neighborhood. they attacked a manwalking his two dogs at 9:45 the dogs were biting him. and his pet. neighbors her the screams. three of them tried to help. the dogs attack and bit them, as well. the police arrived. >> they were charged. they were forced to fire the dogs, killing one. one escaped and returned back to the scene. that dog was captured. that dog is at animal control. >> that dog is in quarantine. he is tested for rabies to see if that could explain the behavior. police are not sure of the breed. the four victims are treated for bites on their arms, legs, and face. >> hundreds of demonstrators held their fifth peaceful march to professor the fatal shooting of a 13-year-old by a sonoma deputy. andy lopez was shot wild -- wild holding an air assault weapon designed to look real. the deputy shot him seven times best trainee got out of the car. >> between the type the deputy told the dispatcher his observations and when he advised on the radio that shots were fired was ten seconds. >> i cannot understand how

. >>> a man is being hailed a hero from saving a woman from a fiery accident in california. melanie woodrow has the story. >> bob, amy and soe michaels couldn't wait to visit family in california. there's some adventures that can't be planned. talked the whole trip. >> they were drive ing ing behind this big rig carrying paper towels. it veered off the highway down this embankment and set cars on fire. >> i knew i had to stop and do something. >> bob jumped the guardrail and fence and rescued the truck's female driver. >> i saw him leaning in the driver's side trying to get her to come out. as he was doing that i could see the flames starting to come up in the back of the cab. that's when i kind of freaked out and started screaming. >> amy shot this video on her cell phone and in this video posted on you tube you can see the bright red flames and thick black smoke. >> it's crazy. i said we got to get out. >> bob's daughter and nef phew watched. >> all i was thinking was i hope he's okay. >> firefighters arrived and drenched the mangle melted metal car and big rig remains. >> you saved this woman's life. >> i think i

amy. >> and shoutout my baby girl. >>> burning up "the heat index," today. one man calls his lasagna the world's best.that recipe to the test. take a look. >> delicious. ooey gooey lasagna. what if i told you this was the world's best. we're here at the home of the world's best lasagna. let's check it out. hi. i'm melissa. >> nice to meet you. >> nice to meet you. >> come on in. >> reporter: john chandler's secret to success was all in the title. he calls his 2001 recipe, world's best lasagna. and the internet ate it up. the tongue and cheek name helped propel it to the top of google searches everywhere. the recipe has been number one on allrecipes.com since it was posted 12 years ago. it's been rated 5 stars almost 9,000 times. and it's been viewed almost 12 million times in the last 5 years alone. and chandler, the husband and dad to two boys, isn't italian. he's southern. >> i would refer to be by the grill instead of by the stove. fresh garlic, along with chopped onions. then, ground beef and sweet italian sausage. a layer of sauce. then, a layer of noodles. now, cheese. and more cheese. >> my mou

amy goodman with nermeen shaikh. >> welcome to all our listeners and viewers from around the country and around the world. today we're joined by mandescribed as one of the world's greatest living political filmmakers, costa-gavras. born in greece eight years ago in 1933, costa-gavras has won two academy awards for his films z and missing. his other films include state of siege, amen, music box, the confession, and the trade. for nearly five decades, he has tackled some of the key political issues of the day. z was a drama loosely based on the 1963 assassination of a greek left-wing activist. the opening credits of the film read -- "any resemblance of real events, to persons living or dead, is not accidental. it is to liberate." , told the story of american journalist charles horman. >> costa-gavras look at the usaid, theal role of united states agency for international development, and latin america, based on the kidnapping and murder of the dan.official named the film was too controversial for washington. a screening at the kennedy center for the performing arts in 19 72 was canceled. today at the age of 80, costa- gavras is stil

amy hollifield has more. >> reporter: the stairwell where lynn spalding's body found is a locked one. you can exit on the bottom floor and leave the building. october 4th a man was trying to get out on to a hospital floor. a nurse heard the knocking >> she let him in on the 5th floor said what are you doing here? this is an emergency stairwell. said wrong stairwell, thank you for letting me in. then, he said looks like someone is down further down on the stairwell. maybe a a.sleep or, you know, not sure. looks like someone is down there. >> reporter: staff says homeless people sometimes seek shelter in the stairwells. >> she said thank you, and called sheriff deputies to check that out that is what she was supposed to do at the time. >> the man walked away. police spent the last few weeks looking and trying to find the man. they're going public with this search. >> so this person now let in becomes super important. you may have important information about her. >> reporter: the body discovered three days after the man reported seeing someone. she was found dead two and a half weeks later. >> staff are grieving. we've been having meetings with them to help the

deliver change we desperately need, a man i'm proud to call my friend, a man who will be the next president of the united states, barak ami f-ing deal, shaking al roker's hand caused consternation. >> the secret service wasn't exactly thrilled of that one, neither. >> how inconsistent you were. wait, wait, wait. i was just, it was great. >> come on, one shot. brian williams put me up to it. >> i get it. >> one shot. >> i'll be interested to hear your take on this next story, brock, having been an actress, a young actress in hollywood, jennifer lawrence speaking out about the pressure to be thin, she's on the cover of harper's bizarre, she speaks out, the encouragement was the kind of blank actresses had to go through. somebody told me i was fat. i would get fired if i didn't lose the certain amount of weight. they brought in pictures of me that i was basically naked and told me to use it as a motivation as a diet. it will hurt me if somebody whispers the weight diet, go blank yourself. >> first of all, good for her, now as a mother of daughters, you know, i was never considered skinny, so i, they never used me for runway.

amy hollifield has more. >> reporter: the stairwell where lynn spalding's body found is a locked one. you can exit on the bottom floor and leave the building. october 4th a man was trying to get out on to a hospital floor. a nurse heard the knocking >> she let him in on the 5th floor said what are you doing here? this is an emergency stairwell. said wrong stairwell, thank you for letting me in. then, he said looks like someone is down further down on the stairwell. maybe a a.sleep or, you know, not sure. looks like someone is down there. >> reporter: staff says homeless people sometimes seek shelter in the stairwells. >> she said thank you, and called sheriff deputies to check that out that is what she was supposed to do at the time. >> the man walked away. police spent the last few weeks looking and trying to find the man. they're going public with this search. >> so this person now let in becomes super important. you may have important information about her. >> reporter: the body discovered three days after the man reported seeing someone. she was found dead two and a half weeks later. >> staff are grieving. we've been having meetings with them to help the

britain, of course, was in amy of an enormous struggle with napoleon, they were stopping american ships at sea because they needed to impress sailors off our ships in order to man navy ships. you had a british restrictions on american trade with europe, an you had in america there was just this beginnings of west ward and matt maybe north ward. to were some of the fundamental tensions behind the war of 1812. >> host: how did it get started? >> guest: well, we often forget it was the united states declaring war on great britain and not the other way around. we sometimes united states tend think that great britain was interested in recreating the colonies. was really americans exasperation with great britain's refusal to really honor american sovereignty. great britain, because of the struggle with france was was quite often willing to ignore it. and president james madison had come to the belief that if not truly an independent nation. >> how long did it last? >> the war of 1812 was a poor name for a war. it lasted nearly three years. the event i write about -- attacking washington and baltimore. and the war continued on through early 1815. >> host: steve, befor

man is murdered in northeast baltimore. i'm rochelle ritchie. just how many people have been murdered in the city alone? that answer is next. >>> from jimmy rend rix's -- jimi hendrix's amp to amyehouse's dress, the baltimore house is undergoing a renovation. i'll tell you how can be a vip at the grand opening tonight. >>> and here's today's report from wall street. we'll be right back. ,, could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. yep, everybody knows that. well, did you know the ancient pyramids were actually a mistake? uh-oh. geico. fifteen minutes could save you...well, you know. >>> it is 5:29. 81 degrees and mostly sunny in central maryland right now. good evening. thank you for staying with wjz, eyewitness news. here are some of the stories people are talking about tonight. 177 murders and counting. two men killed in the final hours of september make the month the second deadliest this year for homicides in the city. wjz is live. rochelle ritchie talks to baltimore's mayor about the upsetting numbers. rochelle? >> hi, mary. you know, the numbers are very unsettling. baltimore police have their hands full with murder investigations. >> a distraught woman bre

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amy robach. >> reporter: on october 2, 2006, a lone gunman stormed an amish schoolhouse, held the classroom hostage and shot ten schoolgirls killing five before taking his own life. the mand father of three. >> it appears that he began shooting the victims, these victims were shot execution-style in the head. >> reporter: though not amish himself, roberts lived less than a mile from the school he terrorized. seven years later, his wife, marie, is finally able to discuss it. the question that everyone has from the outside looking in is why? >> what i heard from charlie was about the loss of our first daughter. in some way he felt like he was getting back at the lord for the loss we sustained. >> reporter: do you believe your husband was mentally ill? >> on that day, he was absolutely mentally ill. >> reporter: he also planned it out. >> it was suggested to me that all of those years of undealt with depression resulted in a psychotic break. >> reporter: marie is still searching for the reasons while every detail of that fateful morning continues to haunt her. >> it was a very normal day, in that the kids were getting ready for school and everything felt as it should be. ch

man ♪ >> in most professions women don't make as much as men. >> except when it comes to modeling. we are up all nightline with amyg good looks heat up ads, selling everything from fashion to fragrances but being a male model in an industry where female models lead the way has its unique challenges. >> the only industry where women get paid more than men. >> reporter: david gandhi is the best known and most successful male mod until the world. set apart by his manly physique, rocketing to status with his dolce and ghbanna ad. >> they get paid incredible money and people know their names. >> forbes.com examined how much top male models make compared to the top female models. number one on the men's list, not bad but gisele bundchen raked in 42 million and the disparity continues down the ranks. >> so, on average, male models make around $200,000 to $500,000 a year. for females they will make around $2 million to $5 million. >> reporter: there's a reason female models lead the way. >> disparity comes from the general idea that women are -- they buy twice as much as men do. there's a lower return on investment when i

man now over. a virtual unknown revealed as the new christian grey. get ready to meet the hottest overnight hollywood sensation. >>> and good morning, america. josh off today. great to have amy robach here. and, boy, this morning, obama care in the crosshairs today on capitol hill. the designers of the healthcare.gov website, being summoned to a hearing to answer tough questions about all of the issues preventing people from signing up for insurance. so many problems there. >> they continue. >>> but let's get to the latest on the shocking killing of the high school math teacher. a 14-year-old student you see there, under arrest right now. and abc's gio benitez is live in danvers, massachusetts, with the latest. good morning, gio. >> reporter: good morning, robin. that beloved teacher, just 24 years old. her accused murder, a jv soccer player at the school. he had just transferred her from tennessee. investigators say philip chism killed colleen ritzer, about 3:30 p.m. tuesday. reportedly, with a box cutter, in the school's faculty bathroom. and that surveillance cameras show him using what appears to be a recycling bin to move her body to the woods. >> she was just a young,

or so, a man was arrested at buckingham palace a bit earlier today found with a knife on him, and apparently he was trying to enter one of the gates, arrested on suspicion of trespassing. amyn our london bureau are working this story. nobody injured in the end. it does not appear to be the wannabe intruder resisted arrest, so a little bit of action today. martha: exactly. all right. some new developments today in the search for little madeleine mccann. you remember, of course, the 3-year-old who vanished during a family vacation in portugal back in 2007. but now u.k. police have released this computer-generated image of a man they now want to question in this investigation. they say he was seen in the resort area the night that madeleine disappeared. mark fuhrman joins me now, former lapd homicide detective and a fox news contributor. good morning to you. what do you make of all of this? >> good morning, martha. well, when you look at a composite or a suspect identification, it means they don't have a photograph, and they certainly don't have any suspects in a live format for anybody to view. and now six years later it's really difficult to get a description of a suspect,

miss morgan walked over and asked if she needed to go to the better man she nodded her head yes. mrs. morgan touch amy'sd asked to go to the better with endeavour and told my friend mack, didn't even know his that well. i was jealous because i wished i could be freed too. she was able to compose herself and i know this is a horrible accident, there will be a funeral tomorrow and i hope we can all go, you need your parents if you wish to go. bible also be calling each of your parents tonight. she said was too much for everyone to stay behind and be shown the movie, somebody raised their hand and said what movie? mrs. morgan said she didn't know, she thought maybe a superman movie. i was thinking maybe superman at the funeral. next day at school it seemed everybody else at the funeral, got on the bus all dressed up in a nice shirt and tie, church dress and church shoes, watching from the windows, got on the school bus, only a couple of us didn't go that day, me and deborah's group, kevin manley, the kid with pants, he wanted to do too but since he lifted his pants teachers made up excuse that he couldn't

you're amy manning's biological father. when i saw that web site, it was like looking in a mirror. there was no doubt at all. she was mine. legally, she was brad manning's daughter. he's connected by a piece of paper. i'm her blood. so, what, you thought by getting him out of the way, you'd step in and be daddy? i always wanted a family. and there it was. and i could've made it work. well, you could have made it work if you had done it the right way. you mean, uh, let the legal system run its course? come on, that's a battle i'd lose, and you know it. i know this. with an attempted murder charge? it's all gone, vinnie. it's all gone. tripp: horatio. uh-huh? amy's missing. what? her mom showed up at dcs. the little girl ran out the back. counselor found an open window. she's running from her mother, frank. let's put out a bolo. i'm on it. we got cars at the school. we're canvassing all the bus stations between here and broward. if she found transportation, she could be anywhere. not necessarily. that looks like a good book. it's about a talking cat. have you read it? frank, she'll g