ryan alexander jenkins, age 32. his boat trailer empty, i might add. the boat is not in there, and his vehicle found on the u.s./canadian border. >> caller: that's right, nancy. the sheriff's department up in washington state got word he might be in the area. they found his black bmw with the trailer attached. the boat was missing. then a citizen spotted him or someone who looked like him driving a boat into the marina at point roberts washington, and he was acting suspiciously. she called authorities. police found the boat. they didn't find him. they think he may have walked to canada from there because it's only accessible by land from canada. >> we are showing you exclusive tmz wedding photos. yesterday a police officer came on and told us he was very upset. everybody is reporting that they were married. well, there you have it. i also have in my hand the computer entry in the official municipal records that document the marriage between miss now dead jasmine fiore and this man, the reality tv star ryan alexander

. >>> we now have a warrant for the arrest of ryan alexander jenkins for the murder of jasmine. >> a reality tv contestant ont the run now charged with the gruesome killing of a swimsuit body. the mutilated body of jasmine fiori was found stuffed in a suitcase in a trash bin. >> the question was about mutilation, and the fingers and teeth were removed. >> and they said at the press conference that i don't think that anybody was prepared to hear that, and you could hear the gasping in the background and the family members crying. this person obviously didn't want her to be identified or identified quickly. >> police say that the prime suspect is a canadian ryan alexander jenkins. he is believed to have driven 1,000 miles to washington state and take anne boat to a peninsula on the border, point roberts, washington, where he could merely walk into canadian territory. >> he needs to understand that he is now officially wanted. we don't stop looking for him. there will be no stone unturned, and we will look under every rock for him. >> please understand who you are helping to leave this

ryan alexander jenkins, 32. daddy has got loads of money. he's got a pilot's license and access to go wherever he wants to. and you've got to remember, once you get on the cessna that you rent, you can veer off your chartered plan. you don't have to fly where you are say you're going. they don't have to do -- once you're in canadian air space, you're on your own. i want to go back to carolyn jarvis who is with the cnn affiliate global news. walk me through how this may have happened. i'm already learning from you that there was no posting up or an alert or anything from the canadian border and this woman remains absolutely nothing. it's like, please, come hide in canada. >> there's no indication of him coming to canada. but getting into canada from this point it's interesting because it's june 2009, we implemented all of these strict enforcement and everything to beef up security. to cross this international dividing t. there's not even a chain link fence to stop anybody here. folded her body in a suitcase and threw her in a come mun nal dum

we are looking for is ryan alexander jenkins. he is 32 years old and from alberta, canada. he is 6'1", 195 pounds with brown hair and brown eyes. he might be driving one of two vehicles. the first vehicle is a white mercedes-benz. he might also be driving a black bmw x-5. >> fiore disappeared over the weekend. authorities say her body was found stuffed in a suitcase inside a dumpster in southern california saturday morning. her remains were identified by a description provided by her mother. jenkins, the man the police are looking for, was a contestant on the vh1 show "megan wants a millionaire". >> how they got it in a suitcase that small, i don't know. it's unbelievable. >>> and tonight, a young mom, just like millions of moms across america, goes out for an evening walk on a country road not far from her own home, talking away on the cell phone. the boyfriend on the other end hears screaming, "please, don't take me!" her voice has never been heard again. she vanishes without a trace. that cell phone later found discarded, thro

. >> reporter: ward 7 council woman yvette diser der was one of the first -- yvette alexander was one of the first people to run to the scene. alexander, the mayor and other high ranking officials were getting ready for a new conference when they witnessed a crash so violent this suv flipped over the other car [ inaudible ] >> squeezing her hand and everything. we were trying to keep her together till the ambulance and stuff got there. >> reporter: alexander says they have an accident at this intersection or around it but once a month and just the night before, local leaders had decided the time had come to do something about it. >> red light cameras, speed humps, stop signs or traffic light. we desperately need something along pennsylvania avenue. there are too many accidents within a six-block radius. >> i say pennsylvania and alabama is definitely a troubled intersection. steep coming down. it's rush hour. a lot of cars. a lot of pedestrians. it's a busy intersection and busy intersections probably need a little bit more traffic calming. >> reporter: alexander says this most recent

>>> i can now announce that as of this afternoon, we now have a warrant for the arrest of ryan alexander jenkins for the murder of jasmine. last night, officers from the blaine police department in the state of washington recovered one of the vehicles that we had previously announced. that vehicle is the black 2003 bmw x-5. the white 2007 mercedes benz is still outstanding and we continue to ask the public's support in the assistance in locating that vehicle. at this time, it is our belief that the suspect has crossed the border into canada, and we are currently working with the royal canadian mounted police in our attempts to locate him. last night, the black bmw was located in the city of blaine, washington, with a boat trailer attached. later, the boat which is owned by ryan jenkins was located in port robert in the state of washington. which is located just south of the canadian border. it is now our belief that he has now crossed the border on foot. >> the fingers and teeth were in it. >>> breaking news tonight. as you just heard from california investigators, murder charges have be

he cited alexander the great, joan of arc, reminding them the time thomas jefferson wrote the declaration of independence at the age of 32. he said the future does not belong to those who are content with today. those were the words of robert kennedy, cited by edward m.

alexander have you heard that?is an increased vulnerability if medical records on online but they will be streamlined and organized in a way that make them accessible and more efficient. >> i think that young people maybe more open to that because of social networks. >> i think people do desire a public option because of all the surveys that are conducted. of all the people who are not documented as uninsured yet are are young americans. so there's some disillusionment or frustration with mr. obama and his ability to steadfastly back the public option. >> i heard two things in there that conservatives have sort of been making noise about undocumented immigrants, undocumented people and also the public option, do you agree with what alexander said? do younger people want a public option? >> it's very interesting that we start talking about undocumented people in america. because the health care issue may de facto decide illegal immigration and the undocumented american issue because if we're going to cover all ameri

. >> sound sill member alexander says the most recent accident will shed new light on the need to get help sooner rather than later especially since it happened right in front of the mayor. >>> he had anger and frustration toward women. he plotted and practiced to kill them. that is what we learned about george sodi ni. who unleashed his let read tuesday. investigators say he did not know any of his victims. his on-line diary said he had not dated since 198-4678 he wrote about possible attacks. investigators are trying to determine if yone saw his on- line diary before the rampage. >>> people all across the world still buzzing over the emotional home coming for two prisoners held in north korea for 140 days. laura ling and euna lee were reunite with their families yesterday. kim jong il granted the journalists a special pardon after meeting with former president bill clinton. >> we were shocked but we knew instantly in our hearts that the nightmare of our lives was finally coming to an end. and now, we stand here home and free. >> lee and ling had been sentenced to 1 years of hard lab

alexander -- >> rachelle alexander, one of the neprincipals, leadsthe team that has been knocking onrs inviting students and their parents to get involved. >> good morning. >> but in this community, parents getet nervous whenomeone shows s up at their door. >> the services -- >> exactly where we arere -- i came here with cops once. thisis is -- this is nototoriou- >> absolutely. we have no weapons. but anything -- >> it's pall part of a sttegy to build trust d at locke this will be the biggest trust. why did you want to take on the school that is considered to be one of the toughest inin l.a.? >> you can go into one of the toughest schools and make a turn around. what it will d i thinknk it will create a political tipping point in this city for all people in this city. >> these are the two schools that i amhiring -- >> back on campusus, teachers a getting ready for day one. in a controversial move, green dot fired all of the iginal teachers anmade them reapply for their jojobs. >> we felt like a slap -likke a someone said that, you know, they felt they could do the job that no one el

now they are opening the doors to internet junction i cans like ben alexander of cia iowa. he is a talented musician but gave up his music and had to drop out of college and it is because he became addicted to on-line video games like world of war craft. >> at the most it got up to 16 or 17 hours a day. >> reporter: for the last month, alexander has been part of an on-line detox program in washington state, the first of its kind. the 45-day program focuses on infocuses on helping internet and video game addicts overcome their dependence by helping them to get excited about things they used to be passionate about. >>> in tonight's living smart focus, all of this week we have been giving you back to school money saving tips on pens, pencils, paper and more but for families that struggle to buy enpplies because they have be orts help is s gh el hp is on way. west field wheatisalway. west field wheaton mal l isvi ngha a l scol supplies y,l sisdaatur this saturday, august 22nd fromh noon to 4:00. for more information, go to our website at wusa9.com and click on living smart. >>>

peter alexander, nbc news, new york. >>> that's innocence "nightly news" for this sunday.y tuned for dateline. brian williams will be here tomorrow. i'm lester holt reporting from new york. for all of us here at nbc news, new york. for all of us here at nbc news, good night.

>> reporter: we have lorenzo alexander. this guy can do just about any position you need him to play, maybe minus quarterback. thanks for joining us. tell us about this. you play defensive tackle, offensive guard, tight end, fullback. >> special teams. >> reporter: what don't you do? i think that's the shorter list? >> yeah. the only thing i probably wouldn't want to do is quarterback. standing back there with guys like albert hanes worth is -- haynesworth is pretty scary. i primarily go with defensive stuff. the closer we get -- when we get geared up for games during the season, they'll take me over there thursday and friday and work in a couple of plays. normally four, five plays i need to know. it's pretty easy being from cal. >> reporter: you're a cal guy. >> exactly. >> reporter: when you go in the goal line situations, if you're an eligible tight end, ou're eligible to score a touchdown. >> yeah. >> reporter: can we lobby campbell to throw it to you? >> i'm trying to i had a chance last year in the pittsburgh game tha

he told my colleague peter alexander when asked about what he felt this day, he said he's sad that his father is gone, but he's happy that so many people came out and paid respects today. so really a very sweet moment. one other note, we also saw john and elizabeth edwards together, a short time ago arrive here, they spoke with the press and of course talked about missing senator kennedy, elizabeth edwards of course also suffering from terminal cancer, seemed very upbeat here today, and jonathan said he hoped this would be a way for many of those in the senate to reflect, to reform health care. i thought senator orrin hatch would be here tonight. i asked him, do you think that people will reconsider, spend more time trying to get back to a deal? and he said no, not if it klutz a public option. so it's interesting on this night. and in an hour from now, it's going to be about telling good stories and having a good laugh. >> norah o'donnell, thanks for joining us. i guess that would be the hope that would be about people and would be waiting whenever the events are closed and the senator

peter alexander, nbc, brevard, north carolina. >>> and that's "nbc nightly news" for this sunday. thank you, everybody, for watching. i'm lester holt reporting from new york. brian williams will be here tomorrow. for all of us here at nbc news, tomorrow. for all of us here at nbc news, good night. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com snishtion

peter alexander, nbc news, new york. >>> we turn to politics now. former vice president dick cheney today accused the justice department of making what he called a political move in its decision to review detainee interrogation practices by the cia. asked on the program "fox news sunday" whether he would agree to speak to the prosecutor in the case if called, cheney said, quote, it will depend on the circumstances. >>> today marked the end of president obama's summer vacation. the president and his family are back at the white house tonight, and his focus now shifts from relaxed days on martha's vineyard back to a long list of issues awaiting him at the white house. our report tonight from nbc's ron allen. >> how are you? >> reporter: hours before president obama's vacation ended, he treated his girls to ice cream and candy. >> you decided to get some gum after all. >> reporter: the kind of family time the president said he had in mind for the week on martha's vineyard. a chance, friends say, to renew himself. >> it's a very tough time. he's a very

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i applaud senator alexander for his work in this area. statistics are along the lines that if we were to have all of our cars produced in the near future, they would get 30 miles on simple electricity and of braking systems, regenerative braking systems to be captured -- to recapture energy lost. we could reduce by 80% the carbon dioxide generated by car transportation. are these numbers in the right area, or do we have the right numbers? would it be feasible to have an aggressive strategy in which we basically say that some day in the future, every new car produced in america will have to go 3 miles on electricity and -- 30 miles on electricity? >> there is no question the savings could be substantial. that is for two reasons. first, electric motors are much more efficient and combustion engines and the allow us to tap into low carbon energy sources. the carbon emissions from a fleet that is electrified is going to be much -- he mentioned 23. maybe by that time, i will be a grandfather. by that time, my grandkids will look at my kids and

adam caskey live in alexander this morning. a lovely morning.her mild. 77 degreest storm chaser 7. the dew point is 64. you'll feel the humidity today. we may have a drop in the humidity tomorrow and on in it could drop a whe tow l toid g areas. andrews air force base is at 64 degrees. partly cloudy this morning. increasing cloud cover later on. storms possibly lingering into tonight. highs today in the mid 80's. we could see some of the hottest temperatures of the year so far this weekend. >> we will go quickly live to newschopper 7. this is the outer loop of the beltway. a pickup truck has rolled over. this is after 66 but closed to 50 , arlington boulevard. delays out of tysons toward springfield. on your left -- on the right side, that is the inner loop. the inner loop up to 66 will be affected as well. it about -- it affects eastbound 66. there is a crash on the shoulder before 7100. now slowing. more to come. back to top stories. >> thank you. >>> students head back to school very soon. school communities will be on high alert for any sign

opposition groups are responding. >> adam caskey live in old town, alexander. a wonderful morning out here. there is a chance for thunderstorms later today. we will talk about that straight ahead. >> lisa baden will be back with another look at your morning commute. ute. >>> heo. join me. there are three free things you can do in ocean city. what is better than this? good morning, washington. >>> 5:41. time for look at traffic and weather. i know who will have the prettiest sunrise. >> adam caskey is on the waterfront in alexandria today. >> i have to think one of our friendly the worse for bringing a couple of cupcakes down. best cupcake i ever had in my life. i have been around the block in terms of cupcakes. we are in founders park this morning. it is warm and muggy, but will have a beautiful sunrise. 76 rightwno r sede 5. o 6f o we actually breeze. it icte s tht breeze. stgu we wehad l morning. had l morning. suitland, 74.llsu ha, lyil70 hi. sunshine. bo 5bout a 50% ae cnchaof seng showers and funds -- showers and thunderstorms later today. these storms sho

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. >>> students at some county schools head back to class today in alexander -- alexander and more. several counties and schools all started back today. >>> and the brits dealing with a big problem when it comes to their soldiers and it's a situation weighing heavy on britain. >> and'll go to dave ross for the training camp. >>> and it's driving men crazy and out raging women right's group. it's a bikini that dissolves in w. go to the off beat section of myfoxdc.com. . we'rback in moment. don't go anywhere. >>> a teen opened fire in a club in israel. >> police are look for the gunman. >>> a violent day in afghanistan near a fruit market main target, was a police officer. the attackers hid a remote controlled bomb in a trash can. >>> the brits are dealing with a heavyweight problem. an increasing number of british soldiers are so overweight, they couldn't be deployed to conflict zones. commanders were ordered to refocus on the fitness. >>> researchers found a new strain of hiv. it was found in an african nation in a 26-year-old woman. -- 62-year-old man this is related to a virus fou

and alexander, thank you, as well. we seem to be having problems with our data, so apologies for that. we are doing our best to actually fix that. shares of wpp are taking a hit this morning after the giant took an 8% drop in like-for-like sales. this drop comes despite them telling cnbc that further cost cutting will improve profits in the second half. they say things have already become less worse. maura. >> a touch of retail therapy, meantime, here, ross, helping austral australia's west post group. it posted a 12% rise in the first half results. in the six months to june operating profits came in at $6830 million. shares of the world's biggest shopping mall operator gained nearly 5% in sydney today after the managing director sounded an upbeat note about the year ahead. >> in the u.s., we're seeing signs of stabilization, particularly towards the end of the second quarter. and we're getting a higher occupancy rate. in the uk, we're seeing signs of stabilization, as well. sales in the uk are stronger than they have

>> charlie: welcome to the broadcast, tonight alexander karp, cofounder and ceo of palantir technologies, a the silicon valley company consulting with the government in the battle against terrorism. >> and what we do is we use what legal scholars call predicate based search so we would look at you and then we would go out and say oh there is are lots of different things in your life that may be indicative of someone involved in bad behavior, but it would als alsoe very clear how the government looked at you, it wouldn't be a wide net cast into a sea of data that brings back all of our, all of the innocent citizens that are touched by that net, it would be a very precise, very precise operation and each step in that operation is documented. >> and also from silicon valley the race to produce electric cars we tawld with elon tusk, the ceo of tesla motors. >> we are not paying for the cost of the co2 conzen inflation the ocean and atmosphere and not paying for all of these auxiliary wars and the other things at the gas pumps, you effectively have a sudsy difficult taking place at the gas pu

alexander is not retiring, but voted yes. he does not have to worry about the reelection for some time. there's this notion that judicial confirmation votes are not something that really resonates with voters during election time. i was looking for some kind of historical example of a senate race in some way and green on a controversial vote for a court nominee, and i could not find one. i do not think we will see that in 2010. shepard: you mentioned the republican senator from the state of the south carolina. i guess -- one of his great qualities is that he can in this review while smiling. i remember how he would so sweetly and nicely with her to shreds. -- rip her to shreds. >> it was one of the more fascinating exchanges. what he said in the beginning, at the first day of the hearings, you do not have a meltdown, you are going to get confirmed. that is essentially how this plays out. shepard: and then he put the heat on her. >> she answered. she talked very slowly and deliberately, carefully choosing every word, making su

ryan alexander jenkins was charged with murder yesterday. the nude body of jasmine was found in a dumpster last weekend with her fingers and teeth removed. jenkins was on the vh1 show "megan wants a millionaire." >> we're not 100% sure of that, and there will be no stone unturned and we'll look under every rock for him. he needs to understand that he's now officially wanted. that we don't stop looking for him. >> jenkins already had a wrap sheet in canada and the united states. richard lui digs into his past arrests, that's in less than ten minutes. >>> a huge celebration in libya yesterday as pan am bomber megrahi returned home from a scattish prison and that has outraged the american families of the victims. megrahi planted the bomb that blew up the airplane in 1988. he was set free because he's dying of cancer. a decision that president barack obama called a mistake and family members, some of them, agreed. >> it's hard for me to believe it. that this was even put on the table that this was even considered because it seems so fictitious a

alexander alexander: well, e with the senator and his point is a valid one.s not a matter are they going to propose middle-income tax increases. in the health care plans, we already -- we already see that. for example, in the proposed payroll tax or jobs tax on employers to pay for the proposed health care plan coming out of the house of representatives, there's a very large tax. could be up to 8% of payroll. according to the "wall street journal" editorial on july 30th, who bears the burden? economic research is close to unanimous that a payroll tax is a tax on labor and shouldered mostly if not entirely by workers. there's a middle-income tax increase already proposed. and there's another one that bothers me especially as a former governor. our current governor in tennessee called it "the mother of all unfunded mandates." if we add as is proposed by both bills, another 20 million people to medicaid for low-income people, the states help pay for that, tennessee -- that's 400,000 more people. and the estimates we have gotten from tennessee's department of med

peter alexander has this story. >> reporter: for nearly 20 years, host wallace souza's crime fighting reality show was brazil's version of must see tv. led by his front man the show's crews were famously first on the scene. often before police. capturing exclusive and graphic video of violent crimes. sometimes as they happened. brazilian authorities say souza's constant stream of scoops wasn't the product of good reporting or good luck but something far more sinister. souza went as far as creating facts and ordering the crimes be committed to generate news for the show. brazilian investigators suspect souza now state lawmaker and his son commissioned at least five murders. allegedly to knock off drug trafficking rivals in the dangerous amazon region. this week investigators seized illegal guns and ammunition as well as $175,000 worth of cash from a safe in souza's home. now prosecution and and the judge are getting their own police protection. after receiving threats. wallace souza became a media personality after his career as a police officer ended in disgrace. fired for his alleged

senator lamar alexander.e ins us now to discuss sotomayor's confirmation and also the healthcare debate swirling all around washington. senator, thank you very much for joining us today. >> thank you for inviting me. >> let's start with healthcare, that is all congress can stalk about right now. what do you expect to anybody if anything before you head to our own senate recess. >> what we will all do and i'm glad to see it, i think we will have a chaness to go home for four or five weeks and talk to your constituents and i think they will say okay, this is too important, let's start in the right direction and get it right. >> there has been opposition within the democratic party that has polled them and there is polling that is turning against this from the american people who aren't crazy about the agenda. >> our job is to try to make sure that we get it right and the point that you made and sandra mcconnell said about the only bipartisan about the bills is the opposition to it. it the not too surprising bec

that's what they're saying about ryan alexander jenkins. he is canadian.ing him a suspect but they do want to question him in the death of 21-year-old jasmine fiore. her body was found in a suitcase over the weekend. autopsy reports indicate she was strangled. she was featured on the tv show, "megan wants a millionaire." >>> sure, it's a great way to keep up with friends and family, but the social networking site facebook also opens you up to some really annoying people! find out if you're one of them. >>> a social networking site, facebook, it's a great tool for keeping up with family, friends, you wonderful viewers. but there's some things about it that are not so great. you might find yourself really sorry that you friended some folks. let's go to katherine calloway now. no one on my viewer page is like that. there are some folks on a personal basis that annoy me, though. >> i haven't been there yet because i have lots of friends and family and coworkers like you, and they've run into problems with facebook. i'm still looking for some hard and fast rule

now the -- tray alexander. now the shooting itself is under scrutiny. tisha thompson is here toax plain. >> reporter: police still aren't talking about their ongoing investigation but today we found out from representative eleanor holmes norton the inquiry has been mired in confusion about who would lead the third party investigation. >> you bet your bottom dollar i have an eagle eye. you know, will investigators stand up please. >> reporter: a frustrated eleanor holmes norton says she's finally getting answer abouts who is going -- answers about who is going to investigate a shooting in this alley off of holbrooke street. almost two months ago 25-year- old tray alexander joiner was shot to death by u.s. park police. >> when rumors spread, people get upsaid. >> reporter: as rumors spread, joy near has been shot as many as seven times and in the back, the trinidad neighborhood held a meeting. >> you here to give us answers? you have none. >> that room was packed with people who just didn't want to hear it, not only because of this shooting but whenever t

we are joined by corey alexander of the rock creek restaurant. welcome. thanks so much for coming here and bringing what looks to be a very promising start to a grilling segment. we have carbs and fat. everything for good grilling. what are we making in the first half? >> today we are doing a grilled pizza. it is a roasted garlic and herb crust. >> zbounds. >> topped with goat cheese, caramelized onions, chives, local -- >> you say you made the crust here yourself. if people want to try this at home, what is a good substitute unless they can't make their own? >> pita bread. >> now the first thing you do is put the flat bread down and what do you layer on their first? >> we have goat cheese. when you are doing grilled pizza, you don't want to stack it up with a lot of heavy ingredients, heavy wet sauces. grilled pizza cooks quickly. and so you -- flash on the grill. cook all the way through. keep your ingredients light and fresh. good for summertime. lot of in-season ingredients here. >> that's a little -- >> little bit of the garlic herb. >> okay. smells

used bid alexander the great more than 2000 years ago. it's rarely seen. our martha raddatz has just traveled it, beginning in peshawar, pakistan. >> reporter: peshawar is one of the most dangerous cities in the world. gun battles break out in the street. kidnappings and killings are common place. and the city's most expensive hotel, that looked like this just months ago, now looks like this, thanks to a suicide bomber. for americans, peshawar is only the beginning of the problem, quite literally. because nato vehicles need to travel from here, 30 miles through the historic khyber pass, to afghanistan to deliver food and military supplies to u.s. forces. locals are welcome on the pass, but the faded brown sign warns that foreigners are not allowed. we traveled the route accompanied by the frontier corps, which is in charge of these tribal areas. some of the first foreign journalists to follow a nato supply convoy since a series of deadly attacks that left the road impassable at times. the attacks destroyed tons and tons of nato equipment, prompting pakista

and sure enough, that's where they think he went. >> larry: that's ryan alexander jenkins. when you say reality tv star, what does that mean? >> well, he's one of these guys who are sort of on the fringes of fame. he's in this show called "megan wants a millionaire." it's a woman on vh1 that she tries to get these suitors to go after her but she only goes after millionaires and this guy's some sort of real estate investor. >> larry: how would he be one of those if he's married? >> that's an interesting twist. his friends said we didn't know he was married. >> larry: pat brown. sexual homicide exchange. as a criminal profiler, what's your early read on the very early details on this? >> well, larry, it was very clear from the very beginning when they found her body in a piece of luggage we weren't dealing with a serial killer. i knew it was somebody who knew her. he wanted to make sure she wallace not identified. so this is why he ended up cutting off her fingers. he even got smart. watched too many crime shows. take away all her i.d. throw it in a dumpster, hope that time w

it was the idea that three guys, james madison, n.j., and alexander hamilton -- john jay, and alexander hamilton together, lobbied through all the 13 states to get the constitution past and also with the federalist papers. it turned out to be a dramatic story. >> one thing that i noticed in this book was the discussion about the bill of rights. we all think that james madison was the champion of the bill of rights and you say that madison worried about everything it was lee who was one of the first to do this. you go on to say that madison did not even want the bill of rights. >> he did not. he assumed, and he told them that all these rights of the people are in the constitution in some form. you do not have to spell them out in the bill of rights and everybody said that you do. the people have to know what their rights are. then, they would say that there was nothing to worry about. george washington would probably be the first president. he would do the right thing. then, the opponents to the constitution said that is five, but what about the 10th president and the 40th president down

. >>> intensifying manhunt for murder suspect ryan alexander jenkins. authorities believe he fled to canada after killing his ex-wife and now they're saying the fact that he's worth million sincere only complicating the search. much more on that, coming up. >>> first, a big story developing overseas this morning. the city of athens, greece, threatened by massive wildfires. stephanie gosk joins us with the very latest. good morning. >> reporter: good morning, lester. some of athens' most iconic sites are slouded in smoke. the government declared a state of emergency for the region and evacuated 10,000 residents. five of athens suburbs are being threatened, pushing the fire department to its limit, and forcing some residents to resort to garden hoses to stop the flames. the intense heat is making the fight worse for the nearly 1,000 greek firefighters and soldiers. the situation is so bad that firefighters from other countries, including france, italy and cypress are on their way and should arrive later today. the fire began friday night north of the city

and what joint efforts are taken by alexander and gordon brown that will affect our reputation and economy>> i think that the suggestion that he could go to hospice is ludicrous and to suggest that we could spend mr. megrahi to a hospice in scotland, would be like a circus. there was a suggestion that he could go to the house, and we took advice by the deputy of scotland, and 40 officers to cope with him in the house, and to the hospice it would be a problem for those entitled to die in the last moments with dignity. and i follow the advice of the officers. on compassion can i quote archbishop cortney. the showing of mercy in situation is not a sign of weakness. in this case it seems to be a sign of strength, and i believe it will be a decision that's a source of pride for many scotts and one that's accepted in the community. i expect that many in american do not believe in this decision, and they can be assured that we followed due process according to the laws and values of the government and people of scotland, and equally there is some support in the international community for what we

. >> now alexander butterfield, we're watching live television, bill, and somebody says, guess what? >> what a bombshell. the watergate hearings might have amounted to very little, certainly not led to the resignation of a president but for the fact on national television, if everybody to see, a white house official says, well, there are these tape recorders. wait a minute. now we know what the president actually said. of course years later we heard the president say those things. chris: it is an vent that happened because of television because the pressure cooker of the hearings and practically every american watching at the time, somehow stuff happened. stories percolate out. >> it was a turning point also because unlike the mccarthy hearings which are entertaining in their own way, this is a case where the people asking these questions understood the power of the media much more. >> it was kind of the first reality series. it was so engrossing for so long, that it became woven into the nab i think rick of american life the way few -- fabric of american life in the way few others d

peter alexander is outside kennedy compound in hyannis port, massachusetts. peter, what's the latest? >> carlos, good morning to you. we are told by those who have been inside with the kennedys over the last 24 hours this is a private, emotional, quiet, spiritual celebration as the family gathers for what will be the time they finally lay. this lion of the senate, lion of american history to rest. within the last half an hour or so we got in new video we shot on nantucket sound. we will show that to you. this as best we can tell robert fitzgerald kennedy jr. and max kennedy, two of the late senators nephews taking some of their relatives out for a boat ride as they are passing the mya. this is a spectacular day, the type of day ted used to enjoy riding his mya on the beautiful waters yesterday. to honor him nantucket light ship late in the evening lit a beacon to honor his life and service to this country. today at noon the motorcade -- there will be a private mass held inside the kennedy family home. at 12:30. it's been moved up 30 minutes from what we had i