you will remember the boy's mother claims she left him in her car after it ran out of gas in bellviewside of seattle. she says when she got back he was gone. the cops say that's impossible. that her car did not run out of gas. they have raised serious questions about her version of events. in a news conference today, police did not call the mom a suspect. and did not call her a person of interest. but in an interview this morning the boy's father said he believes this comes from a custody dispute over sky. >> she has had sky for the last ten months. so, i believe that she does know something. >> shepard: the father also pleaded with his wife to talk to police dan springer is our pacific correspondent live in bellview washington. police were supposed to have a news conference they cancelled it. do we know where they are in the search and the investigation? >> well, shep, certainly seems like a stalemate between the police and the boy's mother. she is not talking to the cops. what do police do when they run out of fresh leads they expand search area. that's exactly what happened through

dan springer is in bellview washington tonight. apparently mom's story is all a mess.maybe this whole thing is falling apart. that the investigation may have stalled. >> yeah, shep. it does seem to be stalled. you know, today's news conferences sounded exactly like yesterday. 35 investigators on this case. 10 of them from the v.i.p. and bell vu police say they are no closer today to knowing what happened to sky. julia's story never made sense now police say parts of it are simply not true. she did hire an attorney and refusing to be interviewed by police. the police say while her story is falling apart are refusing to call her a suspect. >> at this point the issue of forcing her into talk to us isn't even on the table. we are hoping sky is out there alive and well. we are conducting a missing person investigation. we feel julia can help us with that and we are hoping she will come in n. and talk with us. >> police say tips are pouring in but nothing has led to anything solid. police say they are basically out of places to search for sky, shep? >> shepard: the father sp

they had on grove land, bellview and liberty heights avenue. one of the fire bombs ignited a fire inside the window of the home. the resident awoke and extinguished the fire. >>> police are asking for help finding this man. cornelius johnson, he shot andrew johnson sunday. he was found in a parking lot in glenn bernie and died at the hospital. he is charged with first degree murder as he should be considered armed and dangerous. >>> the double shooting at the mall from the weekend. 6 prince georges county police shooting that killed a suspect. philip foster was founded with the suspect who came out of the district heights home. he has been released from the hospital. that's the officer. all officers have been placed on routine administrative leave. >>> a recording of a phone call from jack johnson telling his wife how to hide the evidence of corruption. all this was done while fbi agents were banging on the door. the husband and wife were trying to find a check written as a bribe. listen to the recording. >> get the check and tear it up. >> the

. >> bill: when somebody goes to bellview, that means they're unstable. they want to observe them to see if the guy is dangerous and that's what happens when they are sent there. all right, i'm just -- i think the nypd has got to up their security down there. >> mayor bloomberg is clearly concerned about the impact. >> bill: yeah. clearly concerned, day began? >> on businesses. >> bill: let's take a stand here clearly concerned. >> that's frightening if it's going to take something as violent as what you talked about to do something about that. >> jon huntsman not registering at all now in the fox news poll. he gets zero percent. really not doing very well. he sent his daughters out to comment on the herman cain smoking situation. roll the tape. >> we strongly believe that our dad has the experience and proven track record to revive america's economy and create jobs. we need you to get involved to make sure our next president is based on substance, not sound bites. ♪ i am america ♪ one voice ♪ united we stand >> bill: so the mustaches were because of cain

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andrew crevak "the soul jowrn" bellview press. "the soldier's wife."ulie, "the buddha in the attic" impresent of randomhouse. edith, "by knock lar vision," lookout books, creative writing of the university of north carolina. jess ward "salvage the bones" the winner of the national book award for fiction is chestman ward. "salvage the bone." [cheers and applause] [applause] [cheers and applause] [applause] [applause] >> i have to try not to cry, and i have to read this because if i don't read this, none of this will get said. when i committed myself to writing, i did so for several reasons. i was in my early twenties, and my younger brother just died, and since living through my grief of my brother meant understanding life was a feeble, un predictable thing, i wanted to do something with my time here that would have meaning. my first stories were attempts to honor my brother, to write the kind of life that he might have lived. as i wrote more, my focus widen. i wanted to write about the experiences of the poor, the black, and the rural people of the sou

the bellview, washington says her son disappeared after she left him alone in a car after looking for a gas station. >>> a connecticut judge has decided to allow a jury to view videotape ofed a testimony of a 9-year-old girl. that girl's father is convicted after murdering a woman and her two young daughters during a home invasion. attorneys for josh waa komisarjevsky are hoping her testimony will persuade the jury not to sentence him to death. jon: new information on the supreme court taking up the centerpiece of the president's domestic agenda. that massive health care overhaul passed into law. the big issue, whether the individual mandate which essentially forces each and every american to buy health insurance, whether that is constitutional. the american center for law and justice, or aclj, is now getting ready for the high court battle as it prepares to represent more than 100 members of congress who oppose the controversial law. jay sekulow, is the chief counsel for aclj your argument, we should point out you've argued in front of the supreme court before, your argument to the c

louis "post-intelligencer,"" an editorial from the denver post and one from "bellview" in illinois. all of them make the same point. this is a states' right issue. it's about allowing states to close a loophole, a tax loophole. it is about stopping the subsidization of taxpayers of other taxpayers, stopping the subsidization of some businesses over others. about the only ones left who are complaining are the taxpayers and the businesses who enjoy being subsidized by other taxpayers and other businesses and that, in our opinion, isn't the correct tax policy. i'm very pleased with the work of senator enzi, senator durbin and i'll conclude where i started. i think they have solved the problem. and as more senators look at the fairness of the marketplace fairness act and look at the options it gives each state, i hope we have more cosponsors. and if i were running an on-line retailer in this country, i would begin to make my plans to collect the sales taxes that are already owed and return them to the states from which they're collected, because it's the law and states will have the rig