. >> all detectives joel kisner and dolphis boucher knew is the body of a female was inside the garage. >> master bedroom will be the last we touch. >> i kind of explained to you what happened. >> why were you called to this house? >> i got a call from a missing persons detective, lady named ginger, her daughter had called and said they couldn't find her. >> ginger is 44-year-old ginger candella, aspiring writer and single mother of two daughters. 23-year-old tabitha, her youngest, reported her missing. >> told the officer that i had a concern she might, you know, she might be missing or something might have happened to her. >> tabitha described her mom as a spiritual seeker and said it wasn't unusual for her to leave town once in awhile. in fact, she said she had been receiving text messages from her mother, including this one from two weeks earlier saying just letting you know i'm going to a meditation retreat tomorrow, can't wait. and a few days later, all is wonderful. my body has no pain anywhere. i'm in bliss. you'll have to do this, too. love and life. but tabitha sensed somethi

more perspective on the story i'm joined by adrian boucher an international consultant and author so we saw violent scenes on the streets of the greek out of the last night looks like the people many of them feel like they have nothing to lose at those point how far do you think this public anger can go. well i can tell you from experience because what we're seeing now taking place in greece and athens is so similar to what took place in my country of argentina in two thousand and one and two thousand and two which is similar to what the scenes we have seen in brazil in maine and in mexico and seven with the southeast asian tigers in spain in italy in portugal it seems that this is basically a model that is being followed in country after country and always with the same sort of media coverage of news from the western media i feel that there are two key questions that have to be asked first of all who runs greece is it the greek people or is it the i.m.f. the european central bank the european union germany and the private bankers and i ask this question because primal president and

i'm here with my brother, lance corporal michael boucher. he was injured in june of last year. june 12 of 2011. he's just coming along -- come a long ways since then. already walking. double amputee above the knees. just living life and loving it. >> i'm sure he is glad you are here with him. that's what sisters are for. give their brothers a hard time. >> tell us your whole name. >> alina gomez, i'm from new jersey. i'm here taking care of my son, r rubin. he was in jordan, afghanistan. it will be actually a year on the 16th. and he suffered injuries on his left leg which he kept, thank god. and he's missing some fingers on his left hand but is doing absolutely fantastic. >> i hope he is seeing you today. i'm sure they are all watching. thank you for coming. >> megan, come up here so we can see you a little better. >> megan bartrom, my husband and james, specialist. he -- >> where are you from? ? we are from wisconsin. >> how long have you been in the washington area now? >> a couple of years. >> he's still recovering yes. >> yes. >> tell us how he is doing. >> very well. ever

sidney boucher and king oliver helped spread jazz.john coal train, herb by hancock. today if you're a jazz fan or if you want to be one you should start with winton mcelis. his father is ellis and bran ford. another name to know, ron carter. he was miles davis's bassist. he's about to start his european tour. son any rollins, 2011 he was awarded the kennedy center honors and the national medal of art. 84 years old. last but not least irvin may field jr. who leads the new orleans jazz orchestra which is helping bring back the city of new orleans. so little jazz 101. >> son any rollins played a sound track on one of my favorite movies "alfie." >> "end point" up with our panelists. we're back in a moment. my job is to find the next big sound. they sound awesome tonight. and when i do find it, i share it with the world. you landed the u.s. tour ? done. this is fantastic ! music is my life and i want to make the most of it without missing a beat. fly without putting your life on pause. be yourself nonstop. american airlines. brad needs car

finally, the last point i would make is that rose's former boss who recently just step aside, alan boucherhad been chairing and continue to be a special envoy and have responsibilities to help chair a running dialogue or conversation as we often call it these days with her counterpart, deputy foreign minister. they have been looking at a series of issues. the russians have made clear before going to want to further nuclear reductions that are set issues that need to be addressed at least in parallel. as this goes along. the most controversial of those has been the question of missile defense, and has gotten very much connected to the potential for russian and nato cooperation on territorial missile defense in europe. the two sides are working on that problem. there are other issues like long range conventionally armed strike systems. the russians are concerned about what they believe may well be the weaponization of space if they talk about the need to address conventional arms control issues in europe, as the cfd treaty seems to be having run its course in many ways what is, the next kind