frantic parents deborah bradley and jeremy irwin call 911. they tell police their 10 month old baby lisa has been kidnapped from her crib and whoever took her also stole their three cell phones. >> where were they? >> on the counter. >> when did you realize that he were not there. >> i started screaming call 911 and we were panicking and i said where is the phone. >> judge jeanine: later during questioning investigators tell deborah and jeremy that someone made a call. at 2:38, jeremy is still at this starbucks doing electrical work. police accuse deborah. >> that was you? >> no, i was sleeping. >> who could that have been? >> whoever took her. >> they suggest investigators were testing them because they say their cell phones were blocked, unable to make outgoing calls. >> i hadn't paid the cell phone bill when it was dousso due, se phones were restrict. >> so when police say there was a call made. >> your response is what? >> that is not possible. >> could you make any calls. could you even make local calls. >> no, i couldn't. >> judge jeani

for months and conditions that many amounted to torture all without being convicted of any crime bradleys now fort leavenworth in kansas where his conditions are said to be better but he still awaits a fair trial and today it's actually five hundred days officially since bradley manning has been waiting for that trial five hundred days that he's been in pretrial confinement that's no short run that's something the government has yet to explain as well as the question surrounding why it is that the obama administration is still obstructing the united nations special robert scheer on torture juan mendez from conducting an unmonitored meeting with bradley manning the. like the un is good enough for this president to use an excuse to get us into a war with libya without ever asking congress but when it comes to examining our own abuses our own citizens not so much let's not forget also that this was the president who once said that whistleblowers employees with the courage to report wrongdoing are the government's best defense against waste fraud and abuse and i guess they only mean that when

reactions to wiki leaks it's clear the guardian readers have forgotten those people who nominated bradley for a peace prize haven't forgotten and that's something that i too have not forgotten so it's the obama administration just know that you still have a lot of questions to answer. ok it's friday and it's time for happy hour so joining me tonight is our chief producer jenny churchill and tanya salmon a reporter and blogger for think progress or thank you for joining me ladies so anthony wiener the former representative from new york is no longer in congress right because a little texting being a scandal we aren't those pictures but thank god finally there is now a gay porn called anthony that we parody it. both. there are. no. i just love the reason i just cracked the studio is called studios they've also done one called getting levi's johnston so you know i kind of makes it a little corny with politics since we have so many political rights scandals all the time yeah you know i'm all bored i'm going to see it seems like a good feed for it you know but the thing that surprised me first

focusing their attention on baby lisa's parents, deborah bradley and jeremy irwin, seen here trembling with grief at a recent vigil for baby lisa. a family attorney this morning on "good morning america" skewered kansas city police for their treatment of his clients. >> the mother, who is missing their baby, sitting on the floor, trembling as the father calls 911, within an hour of that, the police are interrogating her and ape accuse her of murder. they've done everything they've been asked to do. they consented to every search they've been asked to. >> reporter: but running short of viable leads and patience, the police counter that deborah bradley and jeremy irwin have not cooperating. the couple has refused to be interviewed separately by police since october 8th, nearly three weeks ago. authorities take it a step farther, saying bradley and irwin likely have the answers that could lead police to baby lisa, answers that any parent should know about their child, about their whereabouts, bedtime, schedule. but family attorneys have told abc news exclusively that they will allow polic

free bradley manning. we have renamed justin herman plaza camp bradley manning or bradley manning plaza, and i hope this sticks. thank you very much. supervisor avalos: thank you very much. next speaker, please. i appreciate people showing support silently. thank you. >> at low. i just want to thank you for all of your support so far. you two have been there from the beginning, a kind of coming down and saving us when no one else would. seeing you guys bring this up today, continuing to put pressure on the mayor to treat us like human beings, i really want to thank you guys. supervisor avalos, apt to make a correction. on the night of the rate, we had summer between 2,025 people. as you know, since you were there last thursday, we had a meeting with the mayor. we have started some form of dialogue. unfortunately, the mayor still does not recognize us. he does not come down to the park and see as. he missed an amazing weekend of work. we worked with the dpw and had a park pressure-washed in two hours. that

this week, shocking inconsistencies in deborah bradley's story. this week the heat is on. investigators skeptical of jeremy and deborah's story descend on their home, once again, this time for 17 hours. yard dug up and raked. carpets removed and walls x-rayed. why the pressure you? during interviews last sunday, deborah's story changed. two weeks ago, deborah told me she put lisa to bed at some point that evening, checked on her around 10:30 and the 10 month old was is asleep in her crib. this week she says she put her down at 6:40 p.m. because lisa was being fussy and at 10:30 p.m. >> when you went in at 10:30 after the neighbor left, what did you do? >> probably went right to my room. she has no recollection of checking on lisa. as far as that window, jeremy says he found pushed in as if someone broke in. in my interview they say they don't think an intruder could have come through there. >> could somebody have fit through the frame where it was popped? >> no. >> you said it was popped. >> nothing makes sense. >> judge jeanine: could someone have fit through that? >> if

bradley also said she takes anxiety medication and had taken a dose that day.ra, thank you. >>> tonight we're learning more about the case of four mentally challenge adults found chained up in a philadelphia basement. police believe a woman holding them captive, and one of the victims, herbert knolls, is from virginia. he was reported missing back in december of 2008. a case number discovered his social security numbers were being sent to a philadelphia address and the people at that address didn't know knolls. and they canceled the benefits. the woman who kidnapped him took him to a social security office in philadelphia to reinstate the benefit checks. >> it makes you scratch your head and it's very sad and it's sickening. what these people are doing is just out and out evil. >> the suspect, linda weston, pled guilty to a 1993 murder. she beat her sister's boyfriend and locked him in a closet because he wouldn't support a child. he later died of starvation. it's not clear if she served time for that murder. >>> questions tonight about whether an indy car race

i worked for tom bradley when he worked for this city and i was just a kid. you were economically destitute when you got back. >> well, you know, it is amazing. when you have all the money that you have saved going out and you have nothing coming in. fortunately for me, i was able to see the newspaper and saw they were hiring in a new program and i recall going one of my olympic buddies and saying this might be a shot in the arm for us. let's go apply for these jobs. i took a job as a gardner caretaker. tavis: a gardner caretaker. >> yes. i had this experience this particular day. i was down there pulling weeds out of the ground. i saw these big shoes wac walk up on me. i looked up and i saw this big belly and when i looked, it was rosey grier dressed up as santa claus going to give the kids some good cheer for christmas. rosy was amazed. what are you doing there? i said i have to do what i have to do to take care of my family. he said you don't have to do that. i said i'm not too proud to do any job to support my family. he said take this number and give a c

-- i'm sorry, deborah bradley said she put her baby in the crib for the night. they're saying the mother and an unidentified man was buying wine, plates and napkins. what do we know? is. >> well, we're just beginning to learn that story. police are coming out with those comments this morning. we do know that over the course of the past week that certain individuals we can best describe as criminal informants all along have been telling us they wanted us to look more closely at the mother and perhaps some relationships and associates that she has in the community. megyn: oh, boy. ray, have we heard anything more about -- our local affiliate was reporting on friday when we went on air that there were phone records that they, a law enforcement officer was saying showed a 2:30 a.m. phone call on the mother's phone at the time when she claimed she was sleeping. she said she put the baby down at 10, she went to sleep, she didn't awake until 4 a.m. when the husband came home, and we heard from a source that at 2:30 a.m. her phone records showed she was making a call. a

. >> reporter: deborah bradley's shifting timeline has riled police suspicion. >> police think show as something to do with it. >> reporter: she said she was afraid to look outside because of what she might find. the family point to key witnesses who saw a suspicious man that night carrying a video. so surveillance video shows a man dressed in white leaving a wooded area at 2:30 in the morning of baby lisa's disappearance. it's where police are looking into a suspicious dumpster fire. every day, deborah bradley admitting she was drinking the night her daughter disappeared. >> thanks a lot. >>> now about another missing child. a 5-year-old girl was remembered over the weekend. jesse shockly went missing five days ago. police have no suspects. there's an $11,000 reward for information in her disappearance. >>> a memorial service will be held this saturday for jane and william mcquain, mother and son who were killed recently and whose bodies were found over the past couple of weeks. they will be remembered saturday afternoon at cedar brook church. in lieu of flowers, the family is ask tha

manning or declared him to be a traitor here on the lower show we'll continue to shine a light on bradley manning and the obama administration's war and whistleblowers manning's treatment is something that all americans should care about because it's a symbol it's a symbol of the u.s. justice system or lack thereof and more importantly it's a symbol of the lengths that the military is going to go to to silence those who speak out and finally i would respond to a kind of you who tweeted to us make war music set ilona show it love your show caught a couple episodes this morning keep up the good work oh mr rick warren bank you so much for watching we're going to keep doing what we're doing that's of my rantings today and i will back with more as usual next week. at an era where technology is central to our way of life that there are difficult. virus so you most people are pretty familiar with but most people outside of d.c. really contemplate the possibility of a computer virus stretching the military and that's exactly what happened when danger room exclusively reported that a virus that in

bradley and the baby's father, jeremy irwin say lisa was abducted from their kansas city home. irwin says he also offered to take a test, but the police said that was not necessary. police are not commenting on whether the parents have been part of the ongoing investigation. the parents say, police have been treating them like suspects and bradley in particular has been preparing herself for the possibility of charges being filed against her. and then on thursday night, a new twist. kansas city police announcing at a press conference that irwin and bradley, quote, decided to stop talking to detectives and i don't have to illustrate how that affects the investigation, it that speaks for itself. in a statement in the very same night, the parents insisted they have been cooperative from day one and he they just want to find lisa and bring her home. in an interview with judge janine pirro, the parents describe their horrific ordeal. >> when you walked in the home what's your first thought. >> i didn't-- >> did anyone come to mind? >> no, i mean, not really, it was just -- panic, pa

debra bradley and jeremy irwin were very open including one many people are wondering.kill, hurt or sell their own baby. did you kill little lisa? >> no. megyn: do you believe she is still alive? >> absolutely. megyn: did you hurt your baby? >> no. megyn: would you ever hurt your baby? >> absolutely not. megyn: do you have any idea who may have been involved in her disappearance? >> no. megyn: do you believe she was kidnapped? >> yes. megyn: did you sell your baby? >> no, no, no. megyn: do you know -- has anybody approached you about selling your baby? >> no. megyn: the police say you stopped talking to hem, is that true? >> no. megyn: why are they saying that? >> because we won't let them interview our children maybe. megyn: you just said no more. >> no more. my kids would know nothing. megyn: how far init to did they have accuse you. >> a couple hours. megyn: into the first interview? >> yes. megyn: what did they say? >> you did it. where's she at. stuff like that. i can't really get into it. it's not about clearing my name. megyn: did they do the same thing to you, j

well, the only person they had to clear was deborah bradley. she takes a polygraph.kes a polygraph and she fails miserably means she failed all the relevant questions. they would have been called incompetent if they didn't confront her on her descent i answers. when they did that, now we have joe tack by know which is using the confrontational methods of the detectives as a reason not to cooperate. that is absolutely so far from the truth. it's deborah bradley that created that situation, and she needs to solve it by being one-on-one with the detectives. martha: mark fuhrman, thank you so much for being here today. >> thank you, martha. martha: all right. well, the story of the day today when it comes to politics, folks -- or, no, to this story that we're working on right now. what happened when a service member surprised his kids at their football game? they thought their dad was in iraq. we're going to show you this incredible moment. these never, ever get old, do they? >>> and president obama saying that the nation cannot wait for republicans to take the lead on j

>> this is a woman who knew bradley when she was a military wife in fort bragg. she says she's not buying the tears that you see from bradley. here is the quote. i don't believe her. i just don't believe her. i know she can turn her cry on like that. i know she's a good con artist, a very good con artist. 18 days little baby lisa has been missing. lots of suspicion. no solid evidence. harris. >> real quick, before i let you go, what is the community doing? i've been curious because at first you had all these hundreds of volunteers. what are they doing now? >> you know, i think you still see a lot of people coming out in earnest with the effort to find baby lisa. you're always going o have the community split between those who believe the mother and just want to help her. but slowly but surely as you get more and more of this evidence, you'll have a lot of people raising their eyebrows at this mother. >> the good question, where is the baby. thank you for the latest. businessman herman cain catching flak from conservatives for comments he made about abortion and t

bradley had something to do with baby lisa's disace peerns.s still out there. >> reporter: for the moment, the seesaw of suspicion seems to be turning away from baby lisa's mother. so far, not a trace of baby lisa. matt gutman, abc news. >>> we have an update on gab ye gabrielle giffords. she's recovering from a gunshot wound to the head back in january. >>> apple is invited the general public to watch an edited version of the company's private memorial to steve jobs. it took place last week at apple head quarters. it was strictly private. now a link to the event, called a celebration of steve's life, is being posted on the company's websi website. >>> and don't forget, walter isaacson's book, a biography on steve jobs, is available today. >>> there were tears and laughter at a memorial service held yesterday for race driver dan wheldon. hundreds of fans signed banners that will be given to wheldon's wife, suzy. >>> and motorcycle racing has lost one of its star bikers. he died in an event in ma lace ya. here's adnan virk at espn with more spo

we will hear from sean bradley in a moment. he says he and deborah bradley, baby lisa irwin's mother are still married because they simply can't afford to get a divorce. police say they have no suspects, they have made no new progress here but we are learning the new details about deborah bradley's personal family history. while baby lisa's parents, deborah bradley and jeremy irwin live together, she's still married to another man who we're now hearing from, for the first time. sean bradley who has a 5-year-old son with his estranged wife, deborah, and didn't want to go on nbc news tells "she's always been a good mom." he says "i'm still confused by what's going on. this is craziness to me." bradley an army reservist, interviewed by the fbi, says he hasn't spoken to deborah or seen their son in two years. "i'm concerned with him and want to make sure he's safe. i miss him and would love top him back." this weekend the irwin family invited nbc news inside their vacant home, even after investigators finished their exhaustive sear

now new information about what the mother deborah bradley was doing the night her daughter disappeared. drinking. surveillance video shows she bought boxed wine and baby supplies hours before she vanished. a lot were asking whether you were drinking a lot that night. whether that might explain something here. >> doesn't explain anything because i had nothing to do with anything. >> were you drinking a lot that night. >> i was directing. but it has nothing to do with my daughter's disappearance. >> reporter: she says she was with a close friend on the porch for much of the evening. >> i had a friend over outside. we sit outside a lot. i had a best friend but nobody was in the house. >> reporter: no question local authorities have their suspicions which led to sometimes a contentious relationship between the family and police and the cops said she failed a lie detector. >> i said how did you do. he said, you failed and i said, failed what? what question did i fail? and he said you failed the one where you know where your daughter is at and i said, that's not possible. i don't know where

no word on what, if anything, has been found in the home of jeremy irwin and debra bradley. the house had been searched before and the fbi says yesterday's search was not triggered by any tip. the couple reported their daughter lisa irwin missing on october 4th. debra bradley admits she was drinking the night her daughter vanished. >>> secretary of state hillary clinton is in afghanistan this morning for what she calls a reality check on the situation there. susan mcginnis is in washington with more on this. good morning, susan. so what is the secretary's mission? >> reporter: she is there to deliver important and very strong messages. one is that the u.s. is not going to abandon afghanistan as u.s. troops withdrawal so she has been there to differ that message to the leadership there and she wants the leadership there to continue its efforts at reconciliation with the taliban. the u.s. sees some sort of plilt settlement with the taliban to ending the conflict there. the taliban has shown no -- no interest as of yet in such a deal. she also is reportedly going there to facil

throughout this ordeal, jeremy irwin and deborah bradley have been cooperating fully with the kansas city police department, sitting for hours of interviews. but tonight, police have announced that that is over. >> they've been cooperative up to this point but this evening they decided to stop. >> reporter: does that make you think, does that make the department think they had something to do with lisa's disappearance? >> everything's on the table. just like i've been saying for three days now. knock's changed. >> reporter: but if they go from cooperating to not, i would imagine that's got to raise obvious questions. >> it's a fair conclusion for you to draw. i can't say that matter of factually for the detectives, though. >> reporter: but the family rejects what the police are saying. just hours ago, the sister of the baby's father, holding a news conference of her own. >> we saw the press conference at 7:00 and want the public to know that we have never stopped cooperating with the police. the main goal has always been to find lisa and bring her home. >> reporter: this confusing si

. >> the caps will also see former teammate, jose, and matt bradley on the panthers squad. remember before the season when bradley criticized the lack of leadership in the capitols locker room, many weren't very happy about it, but i spoke to his former teammate today and brook says that is a thing of the past. >> people can say what they want. i think the ultimate revenge is winning a hockey game. we know he's going to play well. flash is going to play well. that stuff doesn't make a big difference . the game is played on the ice. >> the caps are sold out once again tonight. no surprise, right? that makes 109 straight sellout games and well, if they keep playing this way, that's beginning to continue. 110 sellout games and it's already getting full in here. all right, we're going to college park. brandi announced today that he is going to go with cj brown saturday's game against florida state. he is starting cj over danny o'brian. now brown reason for 162 yards and threw three touchdown passes. and last saturday's loss, 56-45 to clemson. but he helped this offense move the

and from the hudson institute for bradley.american public policy -- the good american public policy out there would not be out there if you know what this online that harry bradley foundation hudson institute with the what is it that bradley foundation's work. as it is a future international, whose research and analysis seeks to promote security, prosperity and freedom. we were founded some 50 years ago this year and we are pleased with -- to have a significant bench of numerous former top-level policy officials, a member of the new here from today. we would not be what we are without the support of the harry bradley foundation. it has been said or did of initiatives including flagship publication current trends in islamist ideology, which is co-edited by fred kent and erich brown, formerly of the harry bradley foundation. a day to book a merciless fan of experts will be speaking today. audience here at the capitol visitor center, diplomats in attendance from a dozen or so countries, congressional and executive branch staffers

bradley says he has not spoke to deborah or seen their son in two years. am concerned about him and want to make sure he is safe, bradley says, and i miss him and would love to have him back. and nbc news was invited inside the irwin home, and it was a home where it shows the children were cared for and loved. >> they are very proud of their child. and they are proud of this baby like picasso, almost, that goes on the wall. this suggests a family unit that cares about this little girl. >> the irwin family is hopeful investigators will continue their search, checking out places like these woods three miles away from the family home and a short distance away from the intersection, where a witness says he saw a man carrying a baby just after 4:00 a.m. >> deborah and jeremy are still dealing with the disappearance of their baby. >> it's very painful to have people not like you and to have people think you have done something terrible, so that's painful, sure. >> deborah is no stranger to grief. her mother died in her sleep when deborah was just 15. when debora

it shows the baby's mother, deborah bradley, and an unidentified man just hours before bradley says sheher baby girl in her crib. the feds questioning a store clerk about how ms. bradley was acting as they and the police dig for clues in baby lisa's whereabouts. judge jeanine pirro is host of justice with judge jeneane, she joins us live in kansas city. thanks so much for being pack on the program -- back on the program. i want to talk to you about because we heard this existed, now they've released it and made it public, and the police seemed to be -- you never know, you know? they seemed to be steering us off of this saying, oh, well, we've investigated, and that's all we have to say about it, suggesting it didn't go anywhere. but what do we know? >> well, what we do know and be what i know from my law enforcement sources, megyn, is that that video surveillance includes not only debbie, the mother, but her brother who apparently took her to the supermarket where she bought not just wine, megyn, but baby wipes. and our sources are telling us that this was cleared, that it was totally i

they are no longer cooperating with officers after it was looterred that bradley was told she failed a -- it was -- after bradley was told she failed a lie detector test. >>> steve jobs died on wednesday after battling pancreatic cancer for several years am he was 56 years old -- years. i was 56 years old. >>> prince harry will spend two months in arizona for helicopter weapons training. if he passes, he will be considered limited combat ready and after that he could return to afghanistan. >>> president obama is bringing his bus tour to the commonwealth. which four virginia cities will the president visit next month? >>> and the republicans who want president obama's job are talking to so-called values voters this weekend, what the candidates are saying on the campaign trail. >> this is fox 5 news edge at 11:00. @ >>> president obama is taking his bus tour to virginia this month with stops in danville, charlottesville, newport news and fredericksburg. virginia is a key battleground state in 2012. dates and times for the president's appearances are not yet avai

what -- >> oh, with bradley cooper? i have no idea. what's casually dating mean?toff between casually and really dating? >> meeting for coffee and stuff. >> so nothing physical is what we're saying. >> absolutely not. just casual dating. meeting for some coffee. all right. i'm veronica de la cruz. this is "first look" on msnbc. stay tuned because "way too early" with willie geist starts right now. >>> president obama speaking at the dedication of the martin luther king memorial in washington links dr. king's struggle for equality to that of the occupy wall street movement. the question is, will the president wrap himself more explicitly in the occupy groups while out this week pushing for the pass only of some version of his jobs bill. meanwhile, iran demands access to the men arrested in the plot on the alleged assassination plot on the ambassador. the question is, where's this thing headed? and horror on the race track in las vegas on sunday. 33-year-old indy 500 champ dan bhel don dies in a terrible wreck. the question is, how did

debora bradley says, in fact, she often gets drunk but only after her children are in bed. her 10-month-old daughter lisa disappeared from that home two weeks ago. now, bradley says she thinks she will be arrested in her girl's disappearance but insists she did nothing to harm her daughter. today police and fbi agents launched a new round of searches for that missing girl. they brought tracking dogs into the family home. they drained a nearby creek but they found nothing. >>> caught on tape a close call along an iowa highway. take a look at this. a state trooper just crashing up after pulling someone over when the semi comes roaring by just barely missing him. the 18 wheeler slammed into the back of a mini cooper. thankfully somehow nobody hurt. the officer wondering what happened. this is just another frightening reminder of why drivers need to move over when a trooper or police officer has pulled someone over. scary stuff. >> it sure is. >>> meantime in the world of anti-aging more treatments have emerged that don't require surgery. think uplift versus facelift. now, some

bradley had something to do with baby lisa's disappearance. think that is still out there. >> reporter: for the moment the seesaw of suspicion against baby lisa's mother seems to be tipping away from her. entering the fourth week since she disappeared we have no person of interest, no suspect, and so far not a trace of baby lisa. matt gutman. abc news. >> such a terrible story to think it has been so long since this little girl was seen. you reported on this for "good morning america," what more can you tell us? >> and the surveillance video. a tiny speck, a guy walking across. the area was in between the sightings of people saw him. one guy saw him at midnight. one saw him at 4:00 a.m. the dumpster fire where the man was walking out, it was in the route between the two the you -- between the two, and you heard matt saying suspicion tipping back away from the parents what was the guy doing in the woods in the middle of the sighting. that video could prove off to be key evidence. >> he is so small in the video. you almost don't see it. if it we

today the dump trucked moved in to bradley's old office area to haul away the debris. bruce. >> president barack obama spent part of columbus day visiting wounded service members at walter reid in bethesda. the president has occasionally visited wounded vets. tenth year of war in afghanistan. the president announced plans to end u.s. combat missions there by the end of 2014. >>> it tastes like candy, but it looks like pot. coming up, a controversial sweets that are showing up in convenience stores. >>> also ahead, staying strong in the face of terrible loss. jayna murray's parents talk only to 9news now as a woman accused in her daughter's murder prepares to go to trial. >>> washington faces the possibility of a season without nba basketball. look at the impact on businesses all around the verison center. we'll be right back. >>> how festive. a columbus day tradition was continued today. a wreath was layed. that memorial was dedicated in june 1912 and it's been a focal point of columbus day celebrations in d.c. ever since. columbus day was declared a national holiday i

diverted to bradley international and it trade several times to get the passengers off the plane, but customs would not allow that to happen. fox news is america's election headquarters and herman cain leading the republican pack in another presidential poll, winning over key iowa voters from a survey from the des moines register. 23% saying that cain is their man. it's close, mitt romney came in second, one percentage point behind cain and with nearly a 5% margin of error that's actually a statistical tie. in third place, texas congressman ron paul with 12% of the vote and everybody else much more behind. michele bachmann 8% and rick perry and newt gingrich, 7%. followed by huntsman and santorum. a lot to say about that poll. >> reporter: absolutely, harris. herman cain as asked today about the poll showing him leading by a slim margin in iowa one point ahead of mitt romney. >> i believe that i'm doing so well because i'm connecting with the people. one of the other misperceptions about my campaign is that we just started a few months ago, right after announced in may. i've actually