dale bradley remains a suspect in the murder of his second wife.that bryan's ruff's desperate efforts in the trunk of the car lead to captu capture. >> the paint samples coupled with all the circumstantial evidence in this case and the physical evidence that you have, that was just a clincher in this case. >> and even today, there's a lot of detectives focusing so much on dna, they're forgetting about all the other avnews of trace evidence. >> i hope this sends a message that you're going to continue to look at these cases and you're not going to get away with murder and that the more they try to cover up their tractiks, the more tracks they leave. >>> up next, three college students are murdered. >> he picked on young women, pretty women. >> police immediately have a suspect. but not everyone was convinced he was the one. >> if he's going to brag about three, why not four. >> he never mentioned her. >> and it's terrifying to think there's more than one monster in your community at one time.

cindy bradley says it was magic. >> bradley: i've never been able to put it in to words exactly, thegot. but it was almost like a vision of what she could be one day. >> whitaker: what is her talent? >> bradley: she had the perfect feet and she was flexible. i knew that she was going to be one of the greats. >> whitaker: bradley says misty copeland had a gift. if she saw a step, she could master it. it takes most ballerinas more than three years to get up on their toes. it took misty copeland three months. >> copeland: once i was a part of it, i couldn't get enough of it. so, every day, i came into the ballet studio, it was like, "oh my gosh, i'm going to learn something new today. what is it going to be?" and just soaking it all up. i just never experienced anything like that. >> bradley: yeah, we had to cram in a lot of lessons. we would work day and evenings to... to make up the time. >> whitaker: the training got so intense and time-consuming cindy bradley says one evening copeland's mother called and told her it was all too much that the ballet lessons had to end and asked her t

bradley to the issue of japan are china the history? how have things evolved between japan and china over these decades recently? >> you know my book ends with nixon in 1975 at the end of vietnam so i'm really not an expert on these things but china and japan are bumping up in the islands. yes, the united states canada and mexico we have had pretty big territorial disputes in our history too so it's nothing new. when were the silence given to japan and? after world war ii united states had a military dictatorship. there was no japanese government government. china had no government. there was a civil war going on to the united states military to lines on a map and said this is japanese. in other words the u.s. took the islands from the left pocket and put it in the right pocket. i think it's time to renegotiate the whole situation. the chinese and the japanese just met last week, the two leaders for the first time. border disputes, nothing new. >> my question is about the opium trade. i had done a little homework on your book and pull t

one of the men he's with, alexander bradley.secutors describe him as hernandez's former right-hand man. by morning, bradley is shot in the face, dumped out of a vehicle, and left for dead. still wearing his now blood-soaked vip wristband from the club. police retrieve this bullet fragment from his head, but bradley won't give them any details. >> when the police investigated this incident, alexander bradley didn't point the finger at hernandez. >> that changes when bradley sues, claiming aaron hernandez cost him his right eye. the motive is unclear. after bradley is shot, prosecutors say hernandez gets a new right-hand man, a man named ernest wallace. >> this defendant is more commonly known by his nickname, which is hobo. >> or bo. wallace has a long criminal history. prosecutors say he sells and uses drugs, including the hallucinogen angel dust, or pcp. he's not the only one. >> sources tell cnn aaron hernandez also smoked a lot of pot, one calling it a boat load. >> prosecutors say hernandez would give him money to buy mariju

show bradley. left cheek separately for 20 seconds to make sure you get all the cells. and then put it back in. >> take it out that. >> put it in the right side. swab it for 20 seconds. just like that. >> and, there's your team. i love that #anthony'sfight. you have this team around. so you do both cheeks like that. just put it back in. and what would he do, anthony? >> he would send it back in. he would get a card. thing that's inside there. saying you're a registered donor. in four to six weeks you find out if you're somebody's match. >> you don't pay for the postage. your postage is paid. you send it in. and then you wait to see if you would possibly be a -- be a match. >> i think it's in there you'll receive this card saying you'll be a registered donor once you're done. >> pretty simple. >> it's amazing. >> right then, you just tested to be -- >> it does have to be 20 seconds on each -- >> exactly. for tv purposes. you know that as an actor. >> not exciting tv. >> hey, it is exciting tv. >> bu

bradley cooper helping to raise awareness and find a match. >> it's wonderful to have anthony and bradleyny anthony, pleszbless your heart. bradley, you reached out to us it warmed our heart. how did you meet? >> i was approached by delete blood cancer. they said there's a young man dealing with blood cancer hodgkin's lymphoma. is there anything you could do. take a video. do a photograph. i'm not on social media. i said, can i meet. lets meet and talk. i sat down. met his brother, too. an incredible guy. one through. i was completely ignorant about the process. the fact that he could have a 50% chance of survival if he just finds a donor. i thought, i know you, a little bit. and i know that you're familiar with this. and my father had non-hodgkin's lymphoma. he died of lung cancer four years ago. this is a great platform. >> it is. i thought i knew a lot. i didn't. it's about educating people. what was it like he's your corner man. he's in the corner with you. >> i'm so taken back by everything. i'm so lucky to have had the opportunity to just meet him. let alone to be here with you and

so i pulled the boy out, and i start running towards the bradley.m running i tell him it's going to be okay, it's going to be okay. i have you. don't die. don't die. he looks up at me, and in the video you can see where i stop running because he looks up at me for a second and then his eyes roll in the back of his head. >> mcchord hands the wounded boy to the medics at the bradley vehicle. zoo know, the whole time that this is going on, you know, my own kids are in the back of my head. when i put the boy inside the bradley, my platoon leader, who is a lieutenant, was standing there. what he said to me was mcchord, what the f are you doing? quit wasting your time with these mf'ing children and go pull security. roger that, sir. >> it's their fault for bringing their kids to a battle. >> amazingly, both children survive the attack. >>who... is this?! >>hi, i am heinz new mustard. hi na na na na >>she's just jealous because you have better taste. whatever. >>hey. keep your chin up. for years, heinz ketchup has been with the wrong mustard. well, not any

. >> percy bradley jumped out at me immediately when i first met him.e was a very angry guy and he was very vocal about advocating violence. >> i come to prison when i was 21 years old. i'm 21 years old, maximum security prison. i've been locked up 30 years and he said he liked me in a gay way. if i let him tell me stuff like that, ain't no telling what probably would have happened. so i took a ten-pound weight and i bust his head. you know what i'm saying? that's what i'm talking about in situations like that. all he had to do was leave my stuff alone. they broke it once, i let it slide. they broke it again, i couldn't let it slide. i'd keep getting run over. >> i also want to reiterate the point that if it were not possible to do, it would not be done. it is possible because people do it. there are men in here who have been here for 30 years with no disciplinaries. everybody doesn't react to stress with violence. that is a fact. and you may not agree with it, but it is a fact. >> when we met percy bradley, he was serving a 20-year sentence for assault

don't say nothing bad about bradley cooper. >> listen, i love bradley cooper.ught american snipper was i masterpiece. the controversy is native hawaii was upset with the use have the word aloha that it has more meaning but the movie has much bigger problems, then that controversy unfortunately. bradley cooper is in the one of them. he is great in the movie. ron crow direct this film and almost fame is and jerry maguire. the basic plot line is bradley cooper plays a military contractor who goes back to hawaii, reconnects with a ex-girlfriend of his played by rachel mcadams but he falls in love with the airport pilot played by emma stone. problem is that these plot lines is the most convoluted confusing plot i have ever seen in a long time and here's the issue i found myself, trying to understand, what was happening with the plot. he made no sense and i lost the disbelief. actual plot line, performance cooper is amazing rachel mcadams is fantastic. it wasn't that great. i gave it two out of five. weakest of any film cameron crow has done so far. >> back to the al

but the stunning story of bradley burken feld and the longest running tax evasion scandal in u.s. history isn't over yet. >>> and later, the photographer who went to war and built a career on the pictures that tell much more than 1,000 words. right now as we go to a break take a look at how the stock market ended the week. don't just visit orlando visit tripadvisor orlando tripadvisor not only has millions of real travelers reviews and opinions but checks hundreds of websites so people can get the best hotel prices to plan, compare and book the perfect trip visit tripadvisor.com today thankshow may i help you?s list. i heard i could call angie's list if i needed work done around my house at a fair price. you heard right, just tell us what you need done and we'll find a top rated provider to take care of it. so i could get a faulty light switch fixed? yup! or have a guy refinish my floors? absolutely! or send someone out to groom my pookie? pookie's what you call your? my dog. yes, we can do that. real help from real people. come see what the new angie's list can do for you. hey mo

bradley birkenfeld is taking a victory lap. >> i think i did something extraordinary, unprecedented, and historic. >> for the first time since collecting a massive payout, he is talking about how he became embroiled in and then blew the whistle on the longest running evasion scandal in history. >> you c calcu the amount of money -- >> he was instrumental in the untraveling in swiss bank secrecy. there is no question able that. >> scott michael is an attorney specializing in evasion. >> he moves to earn his mba and he settled in geneva. he worked at ubs, one of the few americans al into the mysterious world of swiss banking. it was highly restrict only the people there. >> the way he described it, it sounds like part under cover agent and part personal assistant to the rich and famous. >> you have doctors, lawyers, politicians, ceos. >> hollywood? >> hollywood as well. stars had accounts there as well. >> it is not a crime to have a swiss bank account, it is illegal to not report it to the irs which he says was usually the case. he adds there was other banking business trips to the un

bradley beal sumpmed it up best. he said when paul pierce made the shot they never heard the verizon center so loud. pierce and the wizards led by as many as 21 points in the fourth quarter, but the atlanta hawks fought back. under 20 seconds to go a three-point game when this happens. the game is tide at 101. one last shot for the wizards, seconds remaining. you know who's taking this one, the truth, paul pierce. banks it off the glass. incredible ending for the wizards. they take it 103-101. they lead the series two games to one. game four on monday night at the verizon center. coming up later, you will hear from the victorious locker room plus the wizards were not the only team with a dramatic finish. i'm jason pugh news 4 sports. >>> the chesapeake bridge is back open but there's been major headaches. this afternoon a tractor trailer hit another vehicle and flipped on to its side along the westbound span. it shut down all the lanes until police were able to set up two-way traffic on the eastbound side. we spoke t

. >>> you may not have heard of bradley birkenfeld, but the interm revenue service and other agencies are well aware of who he is. he is a former private banker for a swiss bank. eamon javers is here with the story. >> bradley birkenfeld hat dozens of accounts kept hidden from the u.s. government. he blew the whistle on the experience and he endured highs and lows along the way. his story is not over yet. bradley birkenfeld is taking a victory lap. >> i think i did something extraordinary, unprecedented, and historic. >> for the first time since collecting a massive payout, he is talking about how he became embroiled in and then blew the whistle on the longest running evasion scandal in history. >> you c calcu the amount of money -- >> he was instrumental in the untraveling in swiss bank secrecy. there is no question able that. >> scott michael is an attorney specializing in evasion. >> he moves to earn his mba and he settled in geneva. he worked at ubs, one of the few americans al into the mysterious world of swiss banking. it was highly restrict only the people there. >> the way he

here comes bradley beal pushing it up the court. he spots up for three and drains it. a little over a minute left. hawks up four. jeff teague makes it 7. teague had himself a game. 26 points. the wizards not going away. beal getting two more of his game high 34 points. the wiz within 5. a little later, nene another finish down low. the wizards down just 3. 9.5 seconds remaining. a three-point game of paul pierce that three-pointer is off the mark. he can't tie it up. the hawks go on to beat the wizards, 106-101. they even the series at 2-2. paul pierce talked about the final shot. >> you got what you wanted. >> yeah. i thought i got a great look. sometimes you make it sometimes you miss. >> i thought it was going in. i mean it was a great look, a great play drawn up. they were kind of confused. and it is the hardest one to make. >> we won't put our head down. get back ready for game five. >> let's talk some baseball now. orioles back in front of fans. no place like home for this guile. manny machado. a solo shot to right center. the orioles up 1-0 early. a few batters

jenkintown own bradley cooper back in theatres this weekend. we're taking a look at his new movie a low had a, and another billing film debut. we'll be right back. you've tried to forget your hepatitis c. but you shouldn't forget this. hep c is a serious disease. left untreated it can lead to liver damage and potentially liver cancer. but you haven't been forgotten. there's never been a better time to rethink your hep c because people like you may benefit from scientific advances that could help cure your hep c. visit hepchope.com or call a hep c educator to help prepare you for a conversation with your hep c specialist. >> some generic by as much as 1000%. so overall down, but few of those, oh. >>> experts also say the odds of two amateur golfers in a four some getting the ace on the same hole, in the same rounds those odds, 26 million to one. >> so you're saying there is a chance? >> there is a chance. tony and janet of grand ledge michigan try to play a round of golf a week. but last week's round when they shot back-to-back hole in one's. th

bradley says he just left a campground with his parents and decided to go off roading before rushing to his oakland home. >> he is an experienced off roeder used to being in the woods and driving on jeep trails. >> reporter: he is an avid outdoorsman who often took his kids along for the ride. bradley says he had just gone on a trip with him to the mojave desert. >> he has ridden a motorcycle from alaska to the tip of south america through the jungles of colombia. he is very experienced. >> reporter: he cuts hair. he coowns two barbershops. >> my name is nicholas and i have been a barber for for seven years. >> reporter: bradley believes his friend has enough water and food but the challenge for search-and-rescue teams is that no one knows exactly where he may be. tonight a storm is expected to bring snow to the sierra. how do you think this is going to end? >> they are going to find him stuck somewhere and we're going to laugh about it in a couple of days and everything is going to be fine. >> reporter: and nicholas was supposed to be back at work here at his barbershop yesterday. t

bradley: there is no such thing as a moral victory.e confident with what we can do next year. >> my personal goal was to make it all the way this year. that is my ultimate goal. tim: madison square garden lightning-rangers. tampa bay went off. two goals in the first, another in the third, the hat trick. 3-1 tampa bay. they win 6-2. they even the series with the rangers, 1-1. the play of the day, lost and found, the dunk that he calls the lost and found. he is only 6'1", professional dunker. behind the back, alley-oop to himself, slams it home. the washington mystics have moved in and taken over the verizon center. they have their first preseason game saturday. the season starts for real friday, june 15. leon: why not, we have a black golfer now, why not. tim: i love you. alison: that is so funny. moving on, we have a unique job search. leon: tonight i had the honor of emceeing the president and principal center. congrats to the tonight's awardees. alison: this may be the most fun job available. google is looking for a new doodler. you

at least hernandez before now had not been charged with shooting alexander bradley in the face, but bradley sued him in a federal civil lawsuit in florida. all of it happened in florida. it's a -- there are a lot of twists and turns to this case but now we're getting more clarity on motive and perhaps what led aaron hernandez to allegedly shoot alexander bradley in the face, and why he shot these two men in a bar. prosecutors have said it was over something as minor as a spilled drink, that hernandez had allegedly stalked these guys after one bumped into him on the dance floor and spill add drink. so just when you think you've heard everything about aaron hernandez. >> you haven't. >> now this. >> susan candiotti. thank you. >>> north korea, pictures tell the story. sharing pictures from the country's state media showing what they call the successful launch of a quote/unquote underwater ballistic missiles one shot from a submarine. the leader jong-un was there and watched the test. grab those ba pnuocularnok ku binoculars and watched from the bow of a boat. the global security foundation au

and tom bradley asked governor wilson to send in the national guard. >> hello everyone and welcome to second look. i'm frank somerville. the protests that happened last week come from many years ago. the grainy video included indisputable proof of police brutality. >> reporter: it began with a 100-mile an hour chase according to the highway patrol and ended with los angeles police officers beating clubbing and stomping on the head of a 25-year-old black man, rodney king. >> he was lying face down, spread out. and when he was in that position then they started hitting him. at that point he got up and tried to get away that's when i got out with a camera and started filming. >> reporter: witnesses including the man who shot this video tape says king who was booked for speeding and avoiding arrest offered no resistance. they said the beating went on for more than a minute. >> i was just amazed of what was happening. i was thinking what in the heck could he have done to deserve such punishment. >> reporter: one section shows rodney king rising from the pavement and turning toward police b

. >> we'll tell you who she is and show you all the new hot and heavy shots. >> bradley likes to keep his relationship out of the public eye. >> oh, man. so busted, right? locking lips, holding hands. see the juicy pics after they went under cover to the met gala. >>> then -- >> he's ridiculously stupidly talented. >> are charlize and sean penn moving in together? >>> and what we're hearing about "dancing's" real life romance. >> i'm having so much fun. >>> plus i'm talking to jamie foxx about his new album, rumors he's dating katie holmes and the national anthem controversy. >> we were walking around like, wow, we nailed it. melissa rivers on joan's will and did she have second thoughts about taking her mom off life support?

yeah, right there, washington's bench players plus nine compared to atlanta. 4th quarter bradley bealsan was good. he had 28 but injured his ankle. back to the bench otto porter, ottomatic, 10 points, 11 rebounds. washington taking advantage of the rest to win 104-98. >> that's only one. that doesn't mean nothing. we want to come out and compete. we know this is a resilient team. i had one careless turnover. they'll come back more aggressive tuesday. that's only one win. >> wall banged his wrist but came right back. as for bradley beal's ankle, he returned after landing on al horford's foot, but he'll need every hour of rehab before tuesday's game two. wizards have won four straight road playoff games. that's an nba record. >>> to the nats taking on the mets. that's a beautiful shot right there. doug fister only needed 89 pitches and most of them looked just like this, baby, good wine and good cheese. shutout baseball for him today. all the runs in the 1st. ryan zimmerman's broken bat bloop doing the trick here. nats win 1-0, same score as last night, first time in franchise history t

bradley says one more. i have to say bradley it's not the length of the questions as the length of the answers of the problem. if you will indulge a couple more i will try to shorten my answers. >> it's a great honor to meet you. you give the world the great gift. ireland one of the most retractable complex. [inaudible] i'm not blaming you. in ireland i never thought the parties would recognize each other. i never thought the ira would give up wanting ireland unified. what was different about the mideast and what needs to be done it be done, is it hopeless? >> you would ask me that just like to after i committed to brief answers. i will do the best they can but i can't keep my commitment to you to give a short answer. about a year ago i spoke to a large gathering, about 1000 irish-americans in new york city and i said to them that i was about to make a statement that i never thought i would ever believe let alone say and it is that after two tours of duty involving several years in the middle east i had com

and they are on may 15th, eisenhower patton, omar bradley, winston churchill, king george the sixth and several dozen of the most senior commanders have gathered to review for it last time the plan called overlord, which is the invasion of france, which is to take place in three weeks. they met in an auditorium at st. paul's called the model room and the general said that girls were bundled up in their overcoats because even that was the middle of night it was cold as a meat locker and they sat on hold with benches normally reserved for schoolboys. the poet john milton among other english luminaries had gone to st. paul. on the florida cop put it this auditorium was an enormous paris relief map of the normandy coast, where the rivers and teeth into the atlantic and a british brigadier and no skid stotts shuffled around on this hop is a discussed the individual locales and what would be coming in three weeks, the most famous battlefield in the world. the beaches, for example. utah on a hot gold juno sword and towns no one had heard of it soon would become infamous. towns like saint lo an

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i want to, just briefly on that very kind introduction by bradley. as you might expect i speak often. i'm on tour this week so three or four times a day i get up and talk. after a while you get tired of hearing yourself so the highlight of the program for me was the introduction. [laughter] they always begin by saying i will be brief. i say you don't have to be. there's a danger to it of course. that is if you hear this kind of stuff often enough you begin to believe it and it's unhealthy for your mental state. so i'd like to begin with the story about introductions and how i was brought back down to earth. i served in northern ireland and i chaired three separate sets of discussion over period of five years. when when i returned to united states i wrote a book about my experience. i think that was the last time i was here when the book was published and in that book tour around the country i received a very large number of invitations from irish americans understandably but i learned in that process that in the united states there are more irish-ame

and one that bradley birkenfeld said the bank quietly posted on the internal server without alerting employees. >> and you were doing all of the stuff that this document said you can't do. >> they told you to do it and paying for it. >> he felt he and his colleagues and clients were being set up. >> i went to my boss and i confronted him and i almost got physical because i grab -- -- >> physical. >> i grabbed him by the shir]. >> and he said don't rock the boat. >> he started hiding and copying the documents and he resigned and hired a lawyer and reached out to the department of justice and others. he described the d.o.j.'s response as luke warm as best. >> they poo pooed him andez probably just a tipster. >> still he practically gave them the keys. >> i gave them powerpoints and memorandums and phone numbers and hotels they stayed at and the phone numbers on mobile phones. >> he was instrumental in the unraveling of swiss bank secrecy. there is no question about that. >> an attorney specializing in tax litigation. >> it started with brad birkenfeld where the unraveling of bank secre

i want to, just briefly on that very kind introduction by bradley. as you might expect i speak often. i'm on tour this week so three or four times a day i get up and talk. after a while you get tired of hearing yourself so the highlight of the program for me was the introduction. [laughter] they always begin by saying i will be brief. i say you don't have to be. there's a danger to it of course. that is if you hear this kind of stuff often enough you begin to believe it and it's unhealthy for your mental state. so i'd like to begin with the story about introductions and how i was brought back down to earth. i served in northern ireland and i chaired three separate sets of discussion over period of five years. when when i returned to united states i wrote a book about my experience. i think that was the last time i was here when the book was published and in that book tour around the country i received a very large number of invitations from irish americans understandably but i learned in that process that in the united states there are more irish-ame

and bradley birkenfeld went from whistleblower and now a twist in the final chapter of the whistleblower series. >>> after serving 2.5 years in prison for his role as a swiss banker hiding millions of dollars for wealthy american clients, bradley birkenfeld moved into a small rental home in new hampshire with no immediate plans for the future. a month later he got some life changing news. >> my attorney informed me that the irs whistle blowing office was going to grant me a large award. >> for $104 million. >> yeah. well they had taken taxeds -- taxes off the top. >> you learned that. >> the taxes off the top. >> it was vindication. and it vindicated me against the department of justice. you don't think they were happy to write you that check. >> they were pissed and i'm pleased. >> but he is still angry. he's on a quest to force the justice department to explain why it was so aggressive in prosecuting him but letting nearly everyone else involved in the scam get off with light penalties or none at all. >> the d.o.j. is aiding and abetting a crime. these people have not been indicted. wh

john wall all about that and a few plays later more from sessions bradley beal kicks it out, knocks thiseam high 21. talk about stepping it up. wizards within one. hawks starting to pull away. demarle carroll on a long three. he had 22. hawks up five. fourth quarter. wizards trying to run it back and passed ahead to beal who hits. 20 for bradley beal tonight and wizards within seven but late in the game atlanta shuts the door and kicks out to the corner and paul millsap gets it to go. 18 points for him. hawks win it 106-90 and even the series at one. wizards with or without wall just got to play a little better. >> trying to pick up on what john left from. hard to fill a guy's shoes as great as he is. just tried to come in and play my game and just being aggressive. >> guys have to step up in case he can't go when somebody else goes down somebody else has to step up and answer the call. there's guys that can and fill his shoes collectively. >> i'm not worried. nats hosting the marlins. stephen strasburg on the mound. check out the reaction. did you see his face? looks like he's in some p

bradley biel stepping up big time. game high 2 points. the whiz take an 85-83 lead. layer on in the game. wizard up four. john wall. kicking it out to otto porter jr. porter knocks down the three pointer. wizard go up 7. take the game from atlanta. 104-98. >> we know what type of team we are. the way we played early in the season. we played out our best. locked down. focus on the defense. lock in. one of the big games. we say. got to lock in. to the task at hand. and we know we do that. that we are one of the best teams in the east. >> we'll heavy more on the wizards in a bit. plus we go back inside the locker room tonight on sports final. from the newsroom. i'm jason pugh. >> jason, we follow our top story in a dallas suburb. who people opened fire at a contest to draw the prophet muhammad. police had to kill both of them. we will bring you any new >> i thought it was a little boring actually. >> for a guy, money may weather. fans didn't feel they got their money's worth. others say they had to fight to order it. whether mayweather/pacquiao lived up to the hype open

as the search for his friend and business partner stretches into the third day, bradley roberts says he is hopeful. >> he is an experienced off road-er. he is used to being in the woods. he rode a motorcycle from alaska to the tip of south america through the jungles of colombia. >> reporter: on tuesday, nicholas vlahos disappeared into the sierra with his 3-year- old daughter and 5-year-old son. bradley says nicholas went camping with his parents and decided to explore some rugged terrain with his children before returning to their oakland home. >> make his way home. that was the last they herds of him. >> reporter: but no one knows what roads he took and search- and-rescue teams are now tasked to find any clues of the trio in two counties plumas and sierra. and tonight, a storm is expected to bring snow to the area. how do you think it's going to end? >> they are going to find him stuck somewhere and we are going to laugh about it in a couple of days and everything is going to be fine. i hope. >> reporter: and nicholas was supposed to be back at work here at his barbershop yesterda

. >> peyton's family invited me into their home in bradley county just outside of chattanooga - it may look like any of the other residential neighborhoods of chattanooga, but this seciton of town is different. >> the digital divide is right down the street. you can see what you are missing. >> yeah. >> the van hooks live across that divide-- just a few miles down route from their home the intenet moves at the speed of a gigabit. >> when you bought this house did it occur to you that you wouldn't have internet access. >> ...when we came out and toured, there are cable jacks in four of the rooms in the house so we had never thought that we wouldn't have access to any kind of cable service. >> so far thier has been no cable company willing to provide service to their street - not at&t not comcast not charter. >> ...we had three different technicians come out to evaluate the property.... the last guy who came out he said,listen i'm just going to be very honest, even if you pay for the wire to be laid, they aren't going to provide you service. >> but epb wants to provide service to peyton'

from the big screen to cbs-3 we have the the word on jenkintown native bradley cooper's brand new project that you will see right here. >>> handshake health, what you can learn about your body just by shaking a hand with somebody. >>> and they help some of the most seriously injured patients from the amtrak tragedy, two doctors are here to update us on how some of those patients are doing this morning. we will be right back. you've tried to forget your hepatitis c. but you shouldn't forget this. hep c is a serious disease. left untreated it can lead to liver damage and potentially liver cancer. but you haven't been forgotten. there's never been a better time to rethink your hep c because people like you may benefit from scientific advances that could help cure your hep c. visit hepchope.com or call a hep c educator to help prepare you for a conversation with your hep c specialist. >>> chris christie says when he decides if he will run for president, his decision will involve his children. he made remarks in the cnn interest right during a stop in new hampshire. >> our oldest son andrew is

. >>> newly split bradley cooper back off the market caught making out with a famous new beauty. >> we'lland heavy shots. >> bradley likes to keep his relationship out of the public eye. >> oh, man. so busted, right? locking lips, holding hands. see the juicy pics after they went under cover to the met gala. >>> then -- >> he's ridiculously stupidly talented. >> are charlize and sean penn moving in together? >>> and what we're hearing about "dancing's" real life romance. >> i'm having so much fun. >>> plus i'm talking to jamie foxx about his new album, rumors he's dating katie holmes and the national anthem controversy. >> we were walking around like, wow, we nailed it. >>> also melissa rivers on

bradley says nicholas went camping with his parents and decided to explore some rugged terrain with hising to their oakland home. >> make his way home. that was the last they herds of him. >> reporter: but no one knows what roads he took and search- and-rescue teams are now tasked to find any clues of the trio in two counties plumas and sierra. and tonight, a storm is expected to bring snow to the area. how do you think it's going to end? >> they are going to find him stuck somewhere and we are going to laugh about it in a couple of days and

clint eastwood signs on to direct bradley cooper in the movie version.ooper knows it's not going to be easy to fill chris kyle's size 14 boots. >> everything you could possibly want a job to be, something that scares the hell out of you, something that brings you to a different place, but in the end changed my life, quite frankly. >> bradley got to know chris so well that he improvised by putting the teddy bear on his shoulders. and that just goes to show how much bradley got in the heart and mind of chris. >> you like country music? >> only when i'm depressed. >> reporter: and what about seeing herself on the big screen played by sienna miller? >> did you feel that sienna was able to portray you the way you wanted to be portrayed? >> i spend a lot of time not talking about that, because it's me and i'm more interested in talking about, you know, chris or the military, this and that. but i thought, it's almost ironic, because the military wives often get ignored, and here i'm doing the same thing to her performance. because i think she did a phenomenal j

we love bradley because he is from philadelphia area he has relatives here.ovie is called aloha and hits theaters today but is there controversy already over comedy. >> earl they're month film was slammed for excluding hawaii residents from the cast. but since then somebody responded defending its film. sony says it respectfully showcases hawaii culture and includes a major community leader, in a key role in the movie. >> i necessity somebody hoist following this controversy, and our friend, greg, of fox. hi greg. >> hi, how are you. >> welcome to philly. >> thank you, always a pleasure to be in philadelphia. >> a low had. >> aloha. >> they should call it the a a word. >> so what do you think about this. >> it is interesting. hawaii to me is like a prom queen complaining that she has too many dates. the it is the the most popular state in the country. if the country were a high school, hawaii is the captain of the football team. everybody wants to go to hawaii. ever since brady bunch episode people love hawaii. stop complaining. hawaii is never port trade neg