we are on our way to meet the and killed chandra levy. and something else you've never heard. >> i haven't heard from you. >> reporter: actual voicemail recordings from the congressman at the center of chandra's story. >> it's 11:45. i'm sorry i've been tied up for the last few days, but you already know that. >> reporter: in fact, we'll begin right there, with what condit left on 24-year-old levy's home answering machine on a night in early may, 2001. >> maybe you're out of the get this message. bye. >> reporter: the democrat of central california is wondering where chandra is. and he's not the only one. >> i called up and called up and then she didn't answer. >> reporter: bob levy, an oncologist, and wife susan are expecting their 24-year-old daughter back home in modesto, california. >> she was shy. she really liked being at home. >> reporter: yet her daughter was ambitious, dreaming of a career in law enforcement. >> reporter: she'd even volunteered at her local police department, before heading to the nation's capital. >> she got the

levy case with fresh eyes. zeroing in on guandique's activity around the time chandra vanished. >> we know he didn't go to work on may the 1st. we know that he had marks on his face, following the disappearance of levy that he gave inconsistent explanations for. but you can only solve a crime through a confession, physical evidence, or a witness. >> reporter: there's nothing to actually tie him to chandra levy. >> unfortunately, one of the best means of find evidence from the body had been lost because of its decomposition. >> reporter: but all is not lost. coming up, police find something, make that someone, who they say will finally connect guanqudito chandra levy. >> the arrestee is ingmar guandique. >> reporter: and still to come, what role does this woman, an extra from "house of cards" and >> i feel like i'm in the house of cards. its way into your day, i hear you. to everyone with this pain that makes ordinary tasks extraordinarily painful, i hear you. make sure your doctor hears you too! i hear you because i was there when my dad suffered with diabetic nerve pain. if you have diabetes and burning, shoot

chandra levy, the d.c. intern found dead in a park. >> reporter: this is where she fell down, was pushed down, or rolled down. >> the congressman under susp suspicion. but now, 15 years later, "20/20" publicly. and a twist from a mysterious whistle blower. here's debra roberts. >> reporter: it's not ford's theater, or the watergate hotel. but this simple storage unit may soon claim its own place in the criminal history of washington, d.c. this is the place. where did you put the recorder? >> i had the recorder right here behind that plastic bin. >> reporter: it was right here that this woman, speaking on camera for the first time, set up a bizarre amateur sting operation which would upend one of d.c.'s most famous murder cases, and she says, endanger her own life. >> i honestly thought, "he's going to kill me." >> reporter: we're talking about the notorious chandra levy case. >> this case had everything. it had power. it had the nation's capital. it had a young woman on the rise. >> reporter: and now, becau

the case of chandra levy...the intern of a former u-s congressman... is gaining some new attention....15 years later.... the new recordings.... we'll show you in a preview of a 20-20 special.... ask yourself: if joe heck was on your side, why did he threaten to shut down the government on his crusade to defund planned parenthood? side with the wall street banks when he called nevada's foreclosure crisis a "blip"? and why did joe heck put payday lenders and their shameful interest rates first when he took their money? nevada, it's time to put people before the corporate special interests. it's time to vote no on joe heck. the south and a weak front moving in from the northwest, las vegas will see intermittent chance for rainfall. high temperatures will peak and hold between the upper 70s and lower 80s with central las vegas hitting 80 degrees flat by 2pm this afternoon. by the weekend, mainly sunny skies take back the valley and high temperatures will continue to hold within the upper 70s and lower 80s. a few more clouds will develop on sunday but nothi

we're talking about the chandra levy murder case- nat news pops a story that captured the nation with a riveting combination of sex, politics, and police procedure - a story that devastated a family - nats dr. levy crumbling in susan's arms aspiring congressman - connie chung/pt intv: may i ask you, was it a sexual relationship? // and - now, because of this woman, is an unsolved mystery?once more. her name is babs proller, a small time actress. that's her, on the right behind kevin spacey, on house of cards. [nats house of cards] babs agreed to tell 2020 her story. deborah roberts: some people are wondering why you did this. babs proller: i only started taping because i truly was afraid // 20/20 has obtained seven hours of conversations between babs and her new (audio recording) morales: i did, i did my time.// ?the prison snitch so crucial to the chandra levy investigation (audio recording) proller: you said he didn't mean to kill her, he robbed her? morales: well, no. he's in the cell with me. you think he's going to tell me he meant to do that? come on. hello? duh.// you can see t

is surfacing more then a decade later. >> new information surfaced in the investigation of chandra levy 15 years after vanishing. she was working azerbaijan an intern in thed with when she disappeared costing congressman his job at the time over affair with a 5th term democrat and speculation he was involved. on 20/20 we have never before voice e-mails he left for her day after the disappearance. >> what is interesting is gary condit is sticking by the same step this he has told all of these years, he did not add anything additional when he made the television appearance. he continues to decline to talk about his relationship with chan da levee, still a source of frustration for her parents because they feel like they have never been at the truth. >> also, tonights how the case again the man once convicted of killing him was blown apart and it is tied to a hollywood actress tonight at 10:00 right here on abc7. >>> the accweather forecast with meteorologist mike nicco. >> we are looking at changes out had as we look at our exploritorium camera. it has been a quiet morning. lazy high clou

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and now once again, people are asking the question, who killed chandra levy? toya: watch 20/20 tonight starting at 9:00. that's followed by wisn 12 news at 10:00. patrick: right now, we want to take a look at what's coming up all new tonight at 6:00. kathy is in the newsroom with stories we're working on for 12 news at 6:00. kathy: it's evidence of just how brazen car thieves can be. meet a woman whose car was stolen from the mayfair mall parking lot while police were trying to tow it. and they fought a secret war, decades ago. we'll tell you about that group that will march in the milwaukee veterans day parade for the first time tomorrow. that's tonight on 12 news at 6:00. mark: tonight we are getting our kind store in wisconsin. we got a look at total line in brookfield. patrick: the store manager said they will sell over a thousand kinds of wine 3000-spirits and 500 cap fears. >> this is an experience. we love helping people and the community. they le educating and trying new first total wine store to open in wisconsin. he'll be another location in springfi

the chandra levy case blown >> the dude i testified he committed homicide. >> are you sure? >> why wouldn't i be sure. >> meet the woman who recorded that and tries to close the book on one of d.c. darker michelle: one of d.c.'s most notorious murders is back in the spotlight. tonight "20/20" investigates the mystery surrounding chandra levy's debt and disappearance -- death and disappearance and her connection to gary the woman who blew the case wide open speaks out. here is a preview. >> the simple storage unit doesn't look like much. >> this is the place. >> but it was here that the mystery woman sprang a bizarre sting operation to blow the doors off one of the biggest scandals the nation's capital had ever seen. the chandra levy murder case. >> disappearance of a college student -- >> a story that captured the nation with a rivetting combination of sex, politics family. torpedoed the career of an aspiring congressman. >> was it a sexual relationship? >> now because of this woman it's unsolveed mystery once more. proller is speaking with "20/20" about her story that began

chandra levy? >> dr. phil, i haven't, you know, answered that question publicly for 15 years and i'm not going to change my position or my view on that today or probably any time in the future. >> reporter: but now new questions emerging like why was the married congressman calling a young intern to arrange a get-together. >> give me a rundown on kind of what your schedule is, things are looking pretty good for me today anyway, bye. >> reporter: on tonight's "20/20" you will see the story of how the case against the man once convicted of killing when an extra from "the house of cards" secretly recorded a key witness. you will hear audio from her seven-hour recording for the very first time. so many questions still in this case. >> the whole story and you will learn more on "20/20." mystery in rock creek park at 10:00 eastern on abc. thank you, amy. >>> coming up on our big board, is the end of fitbit coming? >>> plus, a new alert about your kids and salt. guess which foods are causing the biggest problems

he has maintained his innocence, but he talks about details of what led him to this park chandra levy was found, and what his version of this story is. something really just hard to believe. jummy: we are looking forward to that one. thank you for joining us. live from new york. live, coming up, continuing coverage of the breaking news from baltimore, a deadly bus vo: here's the last thing washington needs. amie hoeber. a reckless tea party partisan. hoeber will defund planned parenthood, threatening cancer screening. said she'd invade iraq again if given the chance, and hoeber has fought for a global increase of chemical weapons. we need john delaney. a family man and entrepreneur, he built two respected maryland business, creating thousands of jobs. in congress, he puts working for and i approve this message. jummy: abc 7 is on your side with a consumer alert. every 90 seconds, someone is transported by an air ambulance, and it can be lifesaving but also insurance. you may still get stuck with a high bill. it can be upward of $50,000. whether you are hurt in a bad traffic accident o

. >> on 20/20, the investigation of missing chandra levy. gary condit always insisted he never had anything to do with her death. >> deborah roberts never heard voice e-mails after she disappeared. >>> as for what's coming up, ama daetz is here with that. ama? >> thank you. tonight at 6:00, the investigation into the death of a north bay teenager. his body was found bury at sonoma stay. we have new information about him and what authorities are saying about his death. >>> also, hitting the streets to get a foot in the door, we'll show you the job seekers going the extra mile to get a career in the tech industry. >>> and it's a car lot now, but wait until you hear about a developer's plan to get apartments here. get this. they're 200 square feet. >> that's a tight squeeze. thank you. we'll see you then. >>> people aren't the only ones to see a dentist. >> gopro posted this. the guy wrestling with the big cat is kevin richardson who's known as a line whisperer. >> he's able to put them to sleep so a special animal dentist can come and fix brok

reward money for information about his killing. 15 years after her murder shocked the country, chandra levy's case is back in the national spotlight. was an intern in washington, d.c. who vanished in 2001. her remains were found months later, but it was years before a man was tried and convicted for her death. then, just this summer, her alleged killer was released. wisn 12's ben wagner talked with "20/20's" deborah roberts about what's next in this case. >> so years later, 15 years later now, our law enforcement officers any closer to finding who killed chandra leavy? >> there are many investigators who believe they have the right person. the problem is, no evidence. there was no dna when her remains were found here and there is nothing to link him to the crime scene, with the exception of the star witness, who has credibility problems. joyce: watch "20/20" tonight starting at 9:00. that's followed by wisn 12 news at 10:00. some milwaukee police officers got a free lunch today. the ho-chunk nation sent a district six police station today. the ho-chunk have an office near the station, and wan

>> i was intrigueded of his "20/20" the woman who brought down the chandra levy case is talking about how it happened. hear from her on "20/20" at 10:00 and then stay tuned for northern virginia, on the issues, barbara comstock and donald trump are the same. comstock and trump promote deportation and reject any comprehensive immigration reform. both oppose background checks eep guns from suspected terrorists. and comstock-trump were prepared to shut down the government just for politics. time for luann bennett: comprehensive immigration reform now. common sense gun safety laws. bennett tells congress: do your job. i'm luann bennett alison: new information in the hospital center. they gave an update an hour and a half ago. sam ford is life in cheverly to tell us what they had to say. what is the latest? zach well, they told us -- sam: well, they told us they thought they had everything in hand here. they thought they were doing everything right. then the bacterium pops up again. they sent the babies out to other hospitals and invited the investigators in. >> admitted they are the hospi

he continues the decline to talk about his relationship with chandra levy, still a source of frustrationparents because they feel like they've never been able to get at the truth. >> 20/20 is also looking at the case and how a secret recording by an actress reopened the case. >>> with just four days go as the two candidates prepare for the final weekend push they're focusing on must-win states. that includes nevada where donald trump will be tomorrow. today he and hillary clinton went all out. abc 7's maggie ruhle has magg maggie. >> in a few short days we'll know who's president. the race is still as fast paced as ever. it's down to crunch time and both hillary clinton and donald trump are on a three-state three-stop blitz today. >> you know, this is where it all began, new hampshire. this is where it all began. >> so are you ready to vote, pittsburgh? >> reporter: with just four days to go each candidate seems most focused on damaging the other. >> how can hillary manage this country when she can't even manage her e-mails. >> imagine how easily it could be that donald trump would feel

coming up next on "good morning america" -- the woman who is responsible for blowing the chandra levy case wide open space up for the first time. good luck to our own expert marathon runner, who is running five coming minutes -- five minute miles. how are you going to do that? kevin: if you are on the route, it will not be difficult to find me. i will be going slow enough you will be able to see me clearly. erin: and you will be here monday? kevin: i am going to attempt it. erin: we will get you a wheelchair. . then what? liberal carol shea-porter? she'll be a rubber stamp for clinton's agenda. progressive shawn o'connor? he'll be a rubber stamp, too. and you know their agenda: higher taxes. more government spending. and a weaker national defense. only frank guinta will put new hampshire first. that's the key difference in this race. frank guinta. he's on our side. i'm frank guinta ben hassan is my older brother. he is so funny, and so smart, and my best friend. all families have challenges, and my mom instilled in us very early on the importance of finding solutions to those challeng

up in the distraction and when i say distraction, i mean, you know as well as i do that oj and chandra levyand winona ryder or whatever courtroom story of the day is, is not really changing the world. this is why these fun soap opera stories are fun to watch but they are not in the grand scheme of things important. the o.j. simpson verdict in itself as a murder mystery, i didn't find it to be a very compelling story but after the verdict came out, as a social residence of how america reacted along racial lines it was interesting but to me that was a way you talk about that story. even though i have no problem people who do what i call other stories of the time, you know what? whatever drug, it's important that you are paying attention to something that is happening but i'm happy that i don't have to do that at pds. i think i get to talk about stuff that has greater impact and more lasting in important ways and because of that, i think that's what journalists bring just to the environment, even if we are not personally changing the world. yes. >> a leader is the person with the ability to gu