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anand times square is packed w what could be a record-breaking crowd on a baumy evening in new york city. but in los angeles tonight an undercurrent of anxiety. someone has been setting fires, dozens of them over the past two nights with no suspect or suspects identified. tonight officials are worried it could strike again. nbc's mike tiabbe is live in north hollywood with more details. good evening, mike. >> reporter: good evening, kate. so far this one has investigators stumped. they say unequivocally this is arson. but there's no evidence and no negative information from any witness that points to a specific suspect. scott froshour of north hollywood said it was his wife who woke him to say a neighbor's car was on fire. logic and fear drove him to take action until the real feerts arrived. >> we just ran over, i got a jose and started putting it out. she called the police. luckily it was just a car. >> reporter: there's been luck so far in what fire official say is clearly an arson rampage. none of the fires have started in the house there were sleeping occupants. instead just about e

and then you look at the financial crisis anand the peoe that don't play by the rules either they bought a house that is too bic the big they're gettg rewarded and you get the bill. it's being unde mind if by the access. we are destroying the economic value and social trust just absolutely essential. >> you said the u.s. issufferins slowing growth and sending politics into strange directns. >> we are bad at measuringtruft. it's invisible and it's between people. it's a quality of relationship. it's essential to economic growth. edward banford did a study in southern italy where people trusted their family but had trouble establishing trust outside of their families and so the companies would grow to family size and stop because they didn't trust glmplet. >> -- . you look at institution after institution that is failing. who do you fear middl most? do you fear big business, big go, or big labor. only 9% fear big labour. 65% fuel big government. >> they ink government iscorrup. >> they feel it's filled within. it'the big movement in the apologiepolls isamong the demra. when they look at th

. >>> almost 200 participants will take part in the quote unquote, active shooter exercise, at the anand dale campus northern virginia, community college a bunch of people with guns will run around you will hear noise and commotion it is just a drill it is intended to improve the public safety abilities and response should there be an actual emergency police and firefighters among the responders, this has been in the planning stages for several months. >>> all the gop candidates are shifting from a race driven by debate, to a real ground game in iowa. >> they are descending on the hawk eyed state making a final push for votes that could make or break their campaigns too. hi sherry. >> hi sarah, hi steve republican voters as we all know haven't been able to make up their minds for months with no clear front runner in the national race the gop candidates decided they can't surrender iowa, former massachusetts governor mitt romney now making a final push in a battle with ron paul at the top of the polls plenty of voters remain undecided which has the other candidates scrambling to get their

and then you look at the financial crisis anand the peoe that don't play by the rules either they bought a house that is too bic the big they're gettg rewarded and you get the bill. it's being unde mind if by the access. we are destroying the economic value and social trust just absolutely essential. >> you said the u.s. issufferins slowing growth and sending politics into strange directns. >> we are bad at measuringtruft. it's invisible and it's between people. it's a quality of relationship. it's essential to economic growth. edward banford did a study in southern italy where people trusted their family but had trouble establishing trust outside of their families and so the companies would grow to family size and stop because they didn't trust glmplet. >> -- . you look at institution after institution that is failing. who do you fear middl most? do you fear big business, big go, or big labor. only 9% fear big labour. 65% fuel big government. >> they ink government iscorrup. >> they feel it's filled within. it'the big movement in the apologiepolls isamong the demra. when they look at th

. >> when he got his fan m er wte sd to sit for hisohe gothe her written anand thought-- tried to think of a n pose which no ar tist has ever done before. and then put a twtween around hess g. and it has quite a story. >> no, i love it. >> what do we say about the fact that he is sigmund froid's grandson. >> he's notted from psychology. he's not interested in his-- he liked his grand. >> rose: spent time with him. >> but he takes absolutely no-- lack of interest in psychology. but he admires his grandfather enormously for being a zoologist. because freud started off as a zoologist a he is very proud of the fact that he apparently was the first person to discover how you can tell the sex of eels. >> rose: how does he think of himself? >> he thinks of himself as a very dedicated artist. and one that you know is passionate about his work, is very truthful about his work. and i don't know what else i can add to that. it his whole life, it revolves around his work. he works from 9 in the morning til about 3 in the afternoon then he takes a rest and then he works it from about 7 until about 1

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anand how not to make them in t future. zander saved my life. i have just wanted to let go and just give in, i remember what he did for me. he saved my life. >> reporter: mindy has found a new love. she has twins on the way and is making new music. her next custody hearing is next week. and we've learned she's been in contact with zander. he's in a foster home and reportedly doing well. >> that's most important. i know you're going to have so much more tonight on "20/20." >> you heard the news reports, mindy was hiding in the closet when the marshals came. she wants to set the regard straight on what happened. it's surprising. emotional. it's heartbreaking. and it reis reminding of the power of a mother's love and what a mother will do to get her child back. >> amen to that. thanks, andrea, so much. you can see the entire interview with mindy mccready on abc's "20/20" tonight at 10:00, 9:00 central. >>> let's get over -- we haven't said happy friday yet, to sam champion. >> happy friday, everyone. does it seem like to you that there's been more