peter falk talking about his role as lieutenant colombo and about the price of fame. the woman behind the scenes at i love lucy reveals on how they came up with some of those crazy situations for lucy. >> it's all up here, it's mental attitude. i learned a lot from this golden girl. >>> betty white tells the satisfactory of an aging guide dog too old to work but that still needed a sense of purpose. it's all comingup next on second look. good evening everybody i'm frank somerville. actor peter falk died this week. falk received five emmys and five oscar nominations. elane corral visited with faulk and talked to him about his career. >> reporter: we talked with the 60-year-old star in his mansion in the hollywood hills. where a parade of cars drove slowly. >> reporter: since we've been sitting here, all of these cars haven't stopped driving by your house. does it drive you crazy? >> it's kind of tough, you can't run out on your underwear and i like to swing a golf club. and i tell you it's hard to swung a golf club, because, excuse me. because people want a picture the

path of their group a must win game against costa rica jules against a volley van colombo airport mess and company on the verge of not making the playoffs so to progress from the group they desperately need to be costa rica on tuesday. you don't even. know when we're concentrating on this is. that it depends on us when it's if we get the last two games we've played and begin again it's a must win game for us. let's move on to formula one now where mark webber said the fastest time in friday's from practice ahead of the british grand prix at silverstone both sessions of the famous track where affected by rain the weather taking the worst all income week of brioche you've lost control of is leading to aggression the much faster morning run red bull's web of the only driver to quote come up time all on one minute and forty seven seconds there are is for live from us was the fastest in the afternoon but as a result was more than three seconds behind the australian it's sunny today at silverstone or qualifying begins in three hours time. now in cycling sprint king mark cavendish claimed his

. >> reporter: lou colombo is a retired officer from long island.shows us how hard it is to search here. >> you can just look at it and know you literally cannot walk in from the roadway into this area. as a result, it lends itself to discarding a body, making it almost impossible to find. >> reporter: he says police have always known the area as a good place to get rid of a body, and he explains why this will be a tough case to crack. in all fairness to nassau keep the, the suffolk county police departments, there aren't any really hard and fast clues here, right? >> nothing. there's no physical evidence of forensics unlike you'd find at a conventional crime scene, at an apartment or at a home. >> reporter: shannon gilbert was not among the remains police found. it's been over a year since she disappeared. as the families of the victims gather to remember this loved ones, none are any closer to knowing what happened. >> we're hopeful because she wasn't recovered, so that does give us hope that she still might be out there. but at the same time we w

. >> reporter: lou colombo is a retired officer from long island. he shows us how hard it is to search here. >> you can just look at it and know you literally cannot walk in from the roadway into this area. as a result, it lends itself to discarding a body, making it almost impossible to find. >> reporter: he says police have always known the area as a good place to get rid of a body and he explains why this will be a tough case to crack. in all fairness to nasa county police department, there aren't really hard and fast clues here, right? >> nothing. there's no physical evidence of forensics unlike you'd find at a conventional crime scene, at an apartment or at a home. >> reporter: shannon gilbert was not among the remains police found. it's been over a year since she disappeared. as the families of the victims gather to remember this loved ones, none are any closer to knowing what happened. >> we're hopeful she'll be recovered so it does give us hope that she still might be out there. but at the same time it is just -- we want that closure, we wan

he's more colombo than he is a smooth talker. but the bottom line is, baez is right. there is a ton of reasonable doubt in this case. you know, the focus on the duct tape is important. and i think ashton did a good job of explaining what he believe s really happened here. but he had gargantuan gaps in evidence. and so for baez, i think he was right to continually point out there's doubt about this. there's doubt about that. there's doubt about the other thing. and the bottom line is, no matter what you think about duct tape, and it's a horrible thing to put duct tape on a child and the really important point here is that there's no reason to put duct tape on a child's face, accident or otherwise, there's just no reason for it. but baez basically made the most important point when he said, what evidence do you have that casey put the duct tape on the child's mouth? and the answer to that question is there's nothing in this case. nothing. she will be acquitted. >> diane, the big difference between circumstantial evidence and hard forensic evidence. in a criminal case li