in an abc news exclusive, barbara walters sits down with mariah carey for the singer's first interview since giving birth to twins, to talk about her new life, away from the stage. >> announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is "nightline," october 20th, 2011. >> and good evening, i'm cynthia mcfadden. we begin tonight with the death of another loathed middle eastern tyrant. a man who was for decades a sponsor of international terror. moammar gadhafi. seven months ago, the united states threw its support behind rebel forces in libya. today, those fighters finally got their man. christiane amanpour joins us tonight with the details. how did it happen? >> reporter: another one bites the dust, cynthia. as people in the arab world are really still fighting for their freedom. somebody told me, gadhafi was like a vampire to his people. they had to see him dead in order to believe he would never come back again. he was dragged through the streets today. it was quite graphic and we have to warn viewers that the vi

mariah carey.se precious young babies for the first time. in an exclusive and revealing conversation with barbara walters. she'll have a sneak peek coming up. >> talk about the lullaby. >> wonder how she can reach those high notes. >>> we have the first member of the madoff family to speak out. she was actually married to bernie madoff's son, mark. and he tragically killed himself. and she says it's ruth, bernie's wife, to blame. >> fascinating interview there. >>> also coming up, the moment of truth. all week, you've seen these dogs do their best tricks. now, your votes are in. one pooch will walk away with the gold medal. >> gabe is very confident. >> gabe is. oh, hallie. >> gabe's showing off. >> hallie had stage fright. >> ruger. >> has an excuse for yesterday. >> yeah. stage fright. she was on the great white way. >>> and there's emeril. >> emeril's pie contest. pecan pie right there. and banana cream. >> a way kick off the weekend. >>> first the news. >> we're going to begin with the spontane

julie carey shows us how they are helping to honor the victims of the 9/11 attacks in the process. >> reporter: playing in the grass where flight 77 hit the pentagon, these puppies hardly look like the front line in the fight against terrorism. they are the tsa's future dogs. >> they have all the raw potential. we do it by good breeding. >> reporter: the tsa puppy program was launched after 9/11. every puppy is named after a victim of the terrorist attack. these two are the last names of a port authority manager and fbi agent both killed at the world trade center. their special names are tattooed inside their ear. it's also a gesture that touches the relatives. lisa met the puppy named for her husband that was killed inside the pentagon. >> it seems like this puppy has completed a circle for my family. >> reporter: scott manages the program in san antonio. >> as soon as they are born, we expose them to the different odors they are going to be looking for. >> reporter: formal training doesn't begin until they are a year old. they make promising recruitinre. >> a dog that likes it -- >>

julie carey shows us why you can't be too picky when heading into the pumpkin patch. >> reporter: at some pick your own pumpkin patches this year, there are slimmer pickings. it's because of the storms that swamp the east coast in september. all the moisture takes a toll, especially on the bigger pumpkins. ben has owned and operated this business for decades. >> the big ones, we essentially mowed the field of rotten pumpkins down because people were walking through the fields of rotten pumpkins. it's not a very good afternoon. >> reporter: the families who make the ride out to the field an annual tradition are not det deterred. >> you get to pick the one you want. >> reporter: you still get a hayride. >> it would be easier to decide if there were fewer pumpkins. >> reporter: normally, he only sells pumpkins grown on homestead farm. this year, because the rain damaged so many big ones, he had to import some from tennessee. >> i can't be the grinch who stole halloween. i have to have pumpkins for people. >> reporter: this boy and his sister managed to collect a wagonful. >> it was like

. >> care carey was picked up at his mansion. authorities say he pocketed $18 million himself. as a manager with the army corps of engineers who was able to both let contracts and certify the contract the work was completed. the indictment alleges the four men scammed a $45 million contract to supply information technology and security to the corps. more than doubling the real cost and siphoning off the surplus into shell corporations. >> one of the most brazen federal procurement fraud scandals in our nation's history. >> prosecutors allege the men used the money to buy expensive real estate, bmw's, rolex, high end liquor, luxury hotel rooms, and flat screen tv's. prosecutors say the spir tores were plotting a bigger payday. all of this apparently made possible by the special rules congress. the contracts were steered through one based in dulles called iactec. >> special rules for alaska native corporations 40 years ago to help settle claims. no bid contracts up to $1.3 billion. and as this case suggests, when you are talking that kind of money, the possibilities of corruption

bush and mccain campaigns mark mckinnon and former chief of staff to michele bachmann, ron carey. thank you for staying with me. to add to the video library on mitt romney and health care, here is mitt romney on "meet the press" in 2007. >> now, i think it's a good model for every state. maybe not every state, but most. >> so much for the it was only for massachusetts. we're going to see an awful lot of that "meet the press" clip in campaigns ads, aren't we, john? >> sure will. mitt romney has done a good job so far at defusing this issue up until now. there was always a time when you knew it was going to come, when the ideological critique as mitt romney as not being sufficiently conservative for today's republican party was going to come at him from every angle. this has got to be exhibit "a." the individual mandate is something many, many republicans thing in principle is wrong not just for the federal government but any state to adopt. romney is going to start to be hammered on this. i think, again, last night, what we'll remember the debate for is the moment when his artful d

reporting live, i'm julie carey, back to you. >> thanks. >>> slim pickings out there.aby jack-o-lanterns. >> great pumpkin picking weather. >> it is. doug has more on that. >> i'm going to pick my pumpkins, i'm going on thursday, no, no on sundays to do that. yes, sunday. i will be doing that on sunday. i tell you the weather is going to be nice saturday and sunday in the afternoon. the morning, quite chilly. 60 degrees out there now. that's the current temperature with the winds out of the northwest. and. around frederick and hagerstown and martinsburg. down to 36-37 degrees in ft. washington. coming in with a temperature overnight and tomorrow morning of 40 degrees. you mentioned the best buddy's challenge taking place tomorrow. this is right on the mall starting along the national monument. it's going to be chilly. bundle up. temperatures around 8:00 around 49 degrees. temperatures during the afternoon should warm up quickly. high temperatures in the upper 50s to 61 degrees inside the city. so, a nice day to get out there and run, walk or bike for the best buddies c

>> all of the best, all of the best for carey is in my daughter, our daughter and go-go the little boye. >> i go and i go. >> mike: one of the reasons i asked, my grandmother we called her go-go for the very same reason. >> you did. >> mike: yes, we did. the second go-go i know. >> is that true? >> i promise, you can't make something like that up. >> i haven't heard that before. >> mike: and so if i ever see you again, i'm going to say how is go-go doing. >> i'm going to say fantastic. >> mike: by the way all the members of the studio audience will get a copy of dyan's book "dear carey" and all of our television audience will go to amazon and other book stores to get a copy. >> i'm he grateful, you really, really got it, thank you. >> mike: you've written a wonderful book and thank you for coming, a delight to meet you. dyan cannon, one of my favorites for a very, very long time. and anchoring fox news, kelly wright's music is a family business. kelly and his son are going to join the little rockers for a marvin gaye classic. that's next. lobster. there's so many choices. the guests lo

julie carey has our report. >> reporter: exhibit a, baxter, exhibit b, baxter's poop.axter's dog walker. her accusers, the next door neighbors. the cornell sisters, virginia and christine. in april they went to file a complaint that kim failed to pick up baxter's poop but kim and her lawyers say it wasn't about it at all. they said the sisters had an ax to grind. >> wasn't really about picking up after baxter or not picking up after him, it was, you know, just another charge against me, another, you know, call the police on me to try to cause harm to me and my family. it really, it was a waste of the court system's time. >> reporter: the cornell sisters came to court with photos taken of kim and baxter and what they claimed was baxter's unscooped poop taken at the penderbrook apartment complex where they all live. some came from a camera they have mounted in their third floor window to keep an eye on the ground below. they said kim didn't scoop baxter's pop on purpose to make them angry. not the first time they accused her of misdeeds. in 2009, kim was acquitted of cha

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ron carey. there's a conventional wisdom among liberals like myself this roiling discontent says something about the weakness of the field or the ideological rigidity of the tea party's elements of the base. which of those do you think are accurate? >> you have to look back at history, chris. look back at 2008. rudy giuliani and fred thompson were atop the republican field and faded very quickly. you're seeing a good debate. this is what a process is supposed to do, supposed to test every candidate under pressure and see which one really has the strength to take it all the way. i don't think we have to worry about the republican field being weak. actually it's the democrats that have to worry about having a weak candidate. i showed a poll today that showed 46% of americas definitely will not vote for obama. 23% would definitely vote for obama. the remaining 30% out there, obama has to run the table if things stand as they are. it's really the democrats have the weak candidate they should be conc

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julie carey has more. >> reporter: it was an emotional moment for the young parents who lost their 2-ughter. the grandmother dropped the toddler off the sky bridge. the prosecutor is seeking the maximum term, life in prison. carmella sat stone faced as she has throughout the trial as the jury delivered the murder convict. the young victim's parents broke down in tears along with other family members. they rejected the contentio

julie carey has the exclusive report. >> reporter: he's 20 years old and already he had a record that landed him on virginia's sex offender registry. now, he's accused of using facebook to find his latest victim, a 13-year-old girl. he has been arrested for some kind of sexual activity. search warrants say the latest occurred a few weeks ago, inside his apartment at this building. the court documents say he was free from jail a few months. he began communicating with a 13-year-old on facebook where he was using an alias. on september 21st, he convinced the team to come to this apartment where he lived with his parents. he told her to disrobe and took photos. he video taped her performing a sex act. he was arrested, charged with knowledge of a minor. he was also arrested back in april and convicted of sexual battery and contributing to the delinquency of a minor. they question whether he should have been freed from jail at all. rose didn't want her face shown. she encountered him last november when she broke up a sexual encounter between him and a 13-year-old girl taking place in an of

julie carey is live with the latest on the sentencing part of the trial. julie. >> reporter: we have learned the decision the jury made about the sentence for carmella. 35 years in prison. earlier this afternoon, that same jury found her guilty of first degree murder for dropping her 2-year-old granddaughter off a five-story tyson's walk way. they asked far life term. she's 50 years old. that puts her in prison for most of her natural life. the jury's sentencing recommendation is just that, a recommendation. she will be sentenced at a later date by a judge in the case. we'll be back to give you reaction to the verdict and the sentence. back to you now. >> julie carey, thank you. >>> still to come, more testimony in the trial against michael jackson's doctor. up next, the big mistake while collecting evidence in the days after the pop stars death. >>> a big win for renters in jeopardy of losing their homes. >> are you ready for some football? >> the signature song was pulled from monday night football. ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] combine a pnc cashbuilder visa c

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julie carey joins us live from fairfax with more on how the next two weeks could help shape 2012, julie? >> reporter: it was a gop start here in fairfax county. friday, a big name democrat comes to town. it's because of the november 8 election in virginia. it could bring momentum if one party wins big. >> nice to see you. >> reporter: he's waging a campaign to become the gops presidential nominee. he stopped in fairfax, blending his clout campaigning alongside virginia governor bob mcdonal. >> he believes the first vote in next year's campaign starts here with these elections in 13 days and seven hours. >> reporter: what happens could provide important momentum for romney and others in 2012. >> if the republicans have a big year in virginia, it pretends about the overall political landscape. >> the governor set an ambitious goal for 2011. all the top state offices in gop hands, he has his sights set high. >> winning the virginia senate and having a republican legislature and governor for only the second time in history would be a big deal and give a little bit more wind behind the sales

julie carey will have much more on the chilling video jurors saw coming up on news 4 at 6:00 tonight. >>> it may be the most powerful, important testimony in the trial of dr. conrad murray. they played a lengthy interview shortly after michael jackson's deci. . >> that i have personal experience that drug levels can be detected in the stomach of very different types of decedents from different drugs that were not given orally. >> in the interview, dr. murray admits to giving michael jackson propofol but trying to wean him off the powerful sedative. he told police where they could find it in his house. the defense cross examined a psychologist that said propofol was found in michael jackson's stomach. they were hoping to prove michael jackson swallowed them himself but the toxicologist didn't agree. >>> he's linked to the disappearance of a maryland woman. now, gary giordano is speaking out. specially trained cadaver dogs have been combing the beach for robbin gardner. giordano claims she drown when they went snorkling. the re-enactment proves he's lying. his lawyer says he's sticking

julie carey has the story. >> reporter: he's 20 years old. already, he had a record that's landed him on the exoffender registry. now, he uses facebook to find his latest victim, a 13-year-old girl. these court records indicate three times in less than a year, he was arrested for sexual activity. search warrant affidavit said the latest was a week ago. the court documents say he was only free from jail a few months. he began communicating with a 13-year-old using the alias blade joshi. he convinced the teen to come to this apartment. he told her to disrobe and took photos. he used his cell phone to video tape her performing a sex act. she left and went to the police. joshi fled to prince william county. court documents suggest he may face added charges because he failed to report his e-mail address to state police, a requirement for registered sex offenders. it's unlikely he will return to his apartment anytime soon. he's held without bond. julie carey, news 4, fairfax county. >>> coming up, we'll tell you about the previous cases involving j

. >> reporter: i'm julie carey in fairfax county.op presidential hopefuls keep dropping by virginia. it might have to do with virginia's governor. that story coming up. >>> how a man's iphone helped track down robbers 200 miles away from the crime scene. >>> coming up in sports, the redskins taking on the bills with a new list of starters. >>> president obama, today, announced changes in the federal student loan program. effective next year, the maximum students are required to pay back per year is capped at 10% of their income. the cap is currently at 15%. borrowers consolidate their government loans and government backed private loans to pay a lower interest rate. republicans are critical of the plan saying it will add to the student's debt and add more red tape. >>> mourning a student who was shot to death yesterday. police think the 24-year-old may have been murdered in a botched robbery. no clear motive is determined and nobody arrested. >>> during opening statements today, lawyers for britney norwood said the death of her co-wo

julie carey has our report. >> reporter: 49-year-old jeef ree brian lee. this is the home he shared with his wife and two kids. investigators say they found evidence of what could be far worse crimes. lee's computer files contain graphic descriptions of dozens of children. >> there's evidence to show he was communicating with children underage. the investigation is ongoing. there's a lot of information to go through. >> reporter: loudoun county investigators began their work when lee was flagged by cia and fbi agents when they found troubling information on his work computer. in his affidavit for the search warrant, they say lee had a spread sheet titled my life listing 47 children age 7 to 16, sexual encounters that took place between 1980 and 2002. they are detailed and categor e categorized. there's a time line termed master slave relationships. another file alters a home floor plan and labels rooms with titles like rape room, dog den and punishment room. lee claims to be baby sitting two boys who he sexually assaults. is it fact or fiction? >> at this

wait a minute, carey, let me pull that graphic up.h is 92% don't even have medical professionals on staff? >> that's correct. that's correct. >> 24% disclose they're not medical facilities? how how are they allowed to operate advertising to women that they can come here and get abortions? >> well, because of the fact that they're not licensed medical facilities, they don't have to disclose that information, and they don't, you know, in many of the fine print says that our volunteers collected says things like, we can disclose your medical information to anyone we want to. the reason for that is they're not bound by the privacy laws that legitimate medical facilities are upheld to. >> now, let me show you something else out of your report. the false claims that they have put up in this crisis pregnancy centers, they say increase risk breast cancer, post-abortion stress. abortion is a very risky procedure. condoms and oral contraceptives don't work. i mean, whatever one's views of abortion or pro-life or choice, to just outright fabrica

reporter isaiah carey of fox affiliate, kriv in houston, has the latest. >> you're the biological father? >> it was last week when we sat down with courtney hunter, a man fighting catholic charitying for custody of his two-month-old son. >> it's overwhelming. it's a lot of pain, it's a lot of -- imagine not being able to see your kid again for no reason. that your kid is just gone. it's hard. >> he says once he and his ex-girlfriend broke up in february, she promised to give their unborn son up for adoption against his wishes. according to court records, that was done in august. catholic charities took custody of the child. since that time, hunter has been fighting to get little courtland back. the catholic church sued him to terminate his parental rights. that's after he proved he was the father with a dna test. >> i brought them the information and they said that wasn't good enough, that i had to be the legal father. >> but now the birth mother has courtland again and we're not quite sure why and how. we met with her wednesday. she did not want to be on camera. the mother insists hunte

richelle carey, thank you for staying on with us. we appreciate that. >>> still ahead, a possible serial killer died in prison before the victims he bragged about were ever found so now investigators are looking at a certain spot that could solve this history. i'm going to talk live with someone from the fbi. >>> also, one sheriff says it's the worst riot he has ever seen. inmates fighting one another, guards preparing for war. >>> plus, a teacher is fired after a parent complains about a picture on her facebook page. the woman sued. but did she win? also, this -- >> i guess we were obviously a little pa tissued with closing. >> dr. william petit furious after the defense made a suggestion about his daughters, the ones killed in that brutal home invasion back in connecticut. now the jury is debating that as they decide the fate of an accused killer. that is next. [ male announcer ] drinking a smoothie with no vegetable nutrition? ♪ [ gong ] strawberry banana! [ male announcer ] for a smoothie with real fruit plus veggie nutrition new

julie carey has more on how the economy could force administrators to shut their doors for good. ♪ q,, v >> reporter: for a half century, the infant to pre-k programs have included special needs children. easter seals funds the unique program. >> it's important to us to enable people with disabilities and special needs to live and work and play in their communities. >> reporter: but the center is suddenly in jeopardy because an unusual lease agreement expires in 30 days. the building was originally constructed with easter seals' donations on falls church city land. under the special lease, easter seals pays for all the maintenance here. in exchange, the city charges just $1 a year. but now the city wants to hike the rent to $120,000 each year. >> in the current environment, our view of being the stewards of public assets and of the taxpayers' money, that we need to have a discussion about a market-based rent. >> reporter: the falls church school district is also eyeing the building to expand its early childhood education program. now housed in trailers at an elementary school. easter

julie carey is live outside the courthouse now with the doggy details. julie?> it was a little hard at times to keep a straight face at times in the courtroom on the case that focused on the topic of dog poop, it's placement, size, consistency. this case was serious business for the accused who maintains the charges came as a result of a vendetta. exhibit a, baxter. a westiebijon mix. pictures of baxter's poop. accused of violating the poop scoop law. but the accused says the case really wasn't about dog poop at all, it was about an ongoing feud with her two neighbors. >> really wasn't about picking up after baxter or not picking up after him. it was, you know, just another charge against me, another, you know, call the police on me to try to cause harm to me and my family. it really, it was a waste of the court system's time. >> the cornell sisters came to court with pictures taken of kim and baxter at the penderbrook apartment complex where they all live and they also brought pictures of what they took of what they claim was unscooped left over a three-day pe

money to falls church while giving easter seals a few more years in the building. >> that was julie carey >>> a growing number of virginia students are staying in school and graduating on time. virginia's on-time high school graduation rate rose a point this year to nearly 87%. on time is when a first-time freshman graduates from high school after four years. at the same time, the dropout rate statewide fell one point to 7%. according to the virginia department of education, also 55% of the diplomas earned by the class of 2011 were advanced studies diplomas. congratulations. on the right track. >>> let's get our latest forecast or an update, a final, whatever. doug, what you got? >> let's do it all, wendy. we can do sport. we can do weather. whatever you want to do. we'll talk about the rainmaking its way up here right now. that rain now down to our south. you can see out there we are looking at a little bit of a breeze out of the east. that's contributing to a little bit in the way of some fog out there and a little drizzle, too, in some locations. some of that drizzle moving into portio

. >> mariah carey and nick cannon. >> this is my best friend. i'm very -- >> soul mates. >>> madonna's string of boy toys. >> we understand each other. >> which may-december romances stood the test of time? and which fizzled out? we're counting down the top five. >>> now, in depth on the biggest entertainment stories from around the world.

. >> matthew carey says the staggering unemployment rate is why they chose to hold the job fair in southeast. many say the challenge has been translating a soldier's skill from the battlefield to the office. in fact, president obama announced a new niche initiative that gives military medics service. a host of other skills can be transferred to work in the private, public, and nonprofit sectors. >> if all three sectors understand what the skills are and how transferable they are, then yes, we can get jobs for our veterans. >> and for veterans, fighting for his family's future. >> things have to turn around, you know, everything that goes down has to come back up. you know, so yeah. i'm not discouraged at all. >> each and every employer here has immediate job openings and they have committed to hiring 1 to 2 veterans. the dc department of veterans affairs will find out how many folks were hired from this job fair on friday. in southeast, delia, 9news now. >> got to love that man's optimism. organizers point out that putting vets back to work can help keep them off the streets. remember, 8% of

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. >> that was comedian and price and right host drew carey. he'll be running out there on sunday.s first marathon. hang in there, drew. >> that's great. i did it last year. got to love it. >> you're something. >>> all right. not really. david is up next with sports. i'm just getti >>> all right. welcome back, everybody. consider this an official rebuilding project. maryland's randy epsel probably feels like singing a few lines from the talking head song how did i get here. they returned 14 startsers, the terps did, yet went from 9-4. all of a sudden they're 2-5. tomorrow bc comes to town and they're worse off than maryland. if they lose, except epsel to -- expect epsel to get hotter. so, hey, coach, let's hear from you. >> when adversity strikes and you don't win as much as you would like to win, there is only two things you can do. you can either sauk about it and get upset or you can go out there and work hard and continue to improve. >> and let's see what they do. prep football week nine is here. the top two teams in northern virginia dogs and cats in a 3-point nail biter. admi

carey on the new york landmark where hundreds were arrested today. >> antiwall street protesters sat in the middle of new york's brooklyn bridge, blocking traffic saturday afternoon. police took hundreds of people into custody and formed a human wall, trying to keep more demonstrators from getting on to the bridge. the protesters are part of the movement called occupy wall street and they are upset over social inequality, bank bailouts, and corporate greed. >> it's about ready for the people to stand up and say we should decide what's right. >> demonstrators started camping out and holding marchs three weeks ago. critics say this leaderless movement is unorganized. protesters don't need one focus. >> the basic is, our democratic structures are broken. >> and when a congressman showed up -- >> we have to take a our country back. >> government isn't working. >> you, sir, have no business being here. >> the protesters say they are encouraged. the crowds here in lower manhattan are growing and the movement is spreading to cities around the country. people rallied in new mexico and marche

mike carey coming out to reverse this and bring it to the 20. >> referee: after review, the ball hit immediate touchback. first and ten on the 20 yard line for baltimore. baltimore will not be charged with a time-out. >> al: so harbaugh wins the challenge. you know the story. brian billick got fired after the '07 season. ryan interviewed for the job and conventional wisdom was that he was going to get the job. but he didn't. they had a five-win season. and they wanted some fresh blood. they went to the outside. flacco hands the ball off. rice picks up six. jason garrett was offered the job. they were negotiating with jason who was with dallas at the time. jason was being talked to by atlanta. and then garrett at the end pulled out. and that's how harbaugh, john came in after spending a lot of years with andy reid at philadelphia. he and ryan were on the same staff back at the university of cincinnati in the mid 90s. >> cris: a lot of hard feelings, still. he definitely wanted it. >> al: second and five. and this is rice. so you go back to the university of cincinnati in '96. rex, the