the bellefonte police department still follows leads. they occasionally get reports of ray gricar sightings. he's supposedly been spotted in illinois, ohio, michigan, maryland, and texas. >> we've had some pretty crazy sightings, but we look into them. we've had sightings in new york city from a very credible person. the individual did look like mr. gricar, but it wasn't him. >> reporter: maybe one day they'll be able to unlock the secrets of that damaged hard drive. do you hold any hope that at some point technology will allow you to recover something? >> exactly. i'm hoping maybe in a couple of years. >> reporter: for now, the mystery of ray gricar's disappearance endures. and so does the wait for answers. do you still hold out hope that you're going to get a definitive answer? >> always. we're always going to have that question that's never going away. >> that's all for this edition of "dateline." >>> this sunday, the culture war over contraception and the church that sparked a political firestorm. >> it's not about contraception. it'

>> harry bellefonte. >>> harry bellefonte gave them $50,000. and that was big money in those days. $50,0000 in 1963, it's at least a quarter of a million. it's a lot. it's what they needed. there's a new biography, maybe autobiography that harry bellafonte wrote called "my song." he got deeply involved in the civil rights movement. and he was a wealthy man and he knew other wealthy people because of being in showbiz. they had money, but what else did they have? they had nothing. the media was starting to leave town. why did i say earlier it was pay? it was april when all of this was going on. the media was starting to leave town. and what happened? what happened, sean? >> they got together with the children, 700 kids. >> what was the idea behind the march of the children? how did that come about? yeah, cattie. >> well, adults had a lot to lose marching. they could lose their jobs. and like they had a lot more responsibilities than the children did. so they decided to get the children there first because if they got arrested they wouldn't really

sandusky arrived at the courthouse in bellefonte, pennsylvania.le who live near sandusky be allowed to sit as jooers in his bile. prosecutors are going to try to convince a good to fill the jury box with people outside of the stoyt college area and expected to address his house conditions. he wants contact with his grand children and others. he is facing 52 criminal counts. he denies all charges. >> in los angeles, one of those teachers charged in the child sex abuse scandal has been released on bond. this happened overnight. 49-year-old martin springer was freed early this morning on 3 hun thouds bail. he has been ordered to wear an electronic monitor. his preliminary hearing is scheduled for next week. the other accused teacher in this case, mark bart, he is in jail. he's facing 23 criminal accounts accused of photographing students while gagged and blindfolded. it's going to take 23 million to get him out of jail. >> 6:57. we are going to turn to a big event happening in the bay area this weekend. you could be the one to get discovered. as amer

our jason carroll covering it live for us in bellefonte, pennsylvania. what's going on, jason?n, used to review a number of different topics. namely bail modification for jerry sandusky. basically what was happening today, the prosecution wanted sandusky's bail conditions to be restricted. currently, as you know, he's under house arrest. well, there have been a number of complaints within the neighborhood, namely people saying that they've seen jerry sandusky outside of his home. there was some concerns about that. from the defense's point of view, the defense says, well, we think that the bail conditions should be loosened, if you will. that one of the points being made was that jerry sandusky should be able to have visitation rights with his grandchild. so that's what was discussed. a number of things, legal issues, discussed during the hearing today. but that was one point jerry sandusky himself addressed when he came out just a few moments ago outside the courthouse. take a listen to what he had to say. >> i have a wife who came home after visiting with grandchild or who's

for "today," michael isikoff, nbc news, bellefonte, pennsylvania. >>> as mitt romney continues to battle for republican nomination the question of faith continues to be no focus, whether americans are becoming accepting of his religion, mormonism. here's kristen dahlgren. >> reporter: the mormon tabernacle choir, until now the best known voice of an institution that for many remains a mystery. >> they see themselves as something of an embattled minority. >> reporter: nearly half say they face discrimination. >> obviously when you are referred to as a cult, it is disappointing. >> reporter: 62% say they feel other americans are uninformed about their beliefs, but is all that about to change? >> i believe in america and i'm running for president of the united states. >> reporter: with some very high-profile meshes of the church of jesus christ of latter-day saints in the spot light, many are calling this the mormon moment. there's the smash broadway musical "the book of mormon." the book, the twilight series is written by mormon stephenie meyer. and, of course, mitt romney. >> he's been th