the suspect is a five-foot blac snae -- black snake. when officers arrived, it was gone. they track to down to a nearby bush, where animal control officials captured the snake. no one was injured. it was a maryland murder that may carjacking a federal crime. the 1992 driving death -- dragging death. for the first time in 20 years, her husband is speaking to 11 news. he sat down with debra wiener -- debra wiener. >> it is the scene of a virtual horror show 20 years ago. he speaks exclusively to the i- team. for 20 years, he never spoke publicly about the brutal carjacking of his wife. dragged to her death, entangled in the seat belt of the car as she was trying to save for a toddler daughter in the backseat. the little girl was thrown out mutilated and pam's body was on the side of the road. how did you come to terms with the lack of humanity exhibited that day? a very, verylly hard. >> tonight, in his first interview with baltimore media, the woodward is talking about the day 20 years ago that -- the widower is talking about that day 20 years ago that changed everything.

(dip to blac) blaak)bruce ad just returned &phome from the hospital...ly says he was treated for alcoholism.what could have been aafresh sttrt... ended tragically early.still no word on what caused the fire. police are still ryiig to determine whether the officer &pwho killed a 17-year-old duringgan altercation ... is ju. justified.christopher brown &pwas killed tuesday night... i &prandallstownn.. during a officer.the officer chased ie - brown for severaa blocks after he noticed damage to his front door... ann saw brown and others running from his yard. brown became unconscious during the struggle with the officer.... ann later died of asphyxiation. brown's best friend saas... brown and other boys were going around at homes. "we were talking. he assed e ii i want to go outside and i the boyssthat was outside." outside."brown's funeral is set for sattrday at 10-am at colonial baptist church. a before. will be held the day - court resumes today... in the jerry sandusky trial. trial.hees the foommr penn stateeassistaat football coach... facing 52 ccunts of

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here, he met with union general godfrey ze the head of an all blac 25 unio jame lincoln met with general weitzel in this room and with john campbell. campbell was former justice of the u.s.preme court and the assistant for the confedecye was the only high-ranking general left when lincoln got here. when he got word that campbell wanted to speak with him, he was hoping that campbell would speak to him on authority from jefferson davis to discuss a surrender or possible end to the war that was not the case. when he got here. it was clear, he was speaking for himself trying to get virginia back into the union as quickly and painlessly as possible. lincoln listened to him. was disappointed he wasn't here to talk about a surrender of the confederate government or an end to the campbell, unlike davis, saw the writing on the wall knew the war was almost over. >> that was part one of a two-part look at the white house ofheonfe cracy. americanrtifacts every sunday at 8:00a.m. an10:00 p.m. e timastern

joining us now are daily beast columnist meghan mccain and actor, comedian, michael ian blac black.ou. >> you're selling the book. that's what i like. >> i'm allowed to say it a certain number of times before they shut us off the air. meghan, tell us how this concept came about. >> michael and i met, i was a guest on a pilot he shot and we became twitter friends. he twittered me one night really late and asked if i wanted to write a book. i said sure, i was going through a bad breakup and bad professional experience and offering to go on the road, i'm saying yes. >> you guys said let's take this dog and pony show on the road and find out what real america is like. >> it was as much about sort of discovering what other people in this country are thinking about where their country is at as much as it was about finding how we feel about our own country. for me, it was a lot about finding out what i think about my own country. it really helped me a lot to be with a republican, to fraternize with the enemy, so to speak, and to hang out and hear my own opinions reflected back to me. it wa