when she came out crystal was gone. the friend figured she just went home. >> that evening crystal's mom called her looking for crystal and she said i thought they went home because she left. i came back outside and she was gone. that was the last we have heard of anything on her. >> reporter: its been 14 years. since then nobody has seen her. >> usually in cases we will get something, somebody said we saw her here or we -- you know she was here but we got nothing. >> reporter: the detective has been on the case since 2003. he has interviewed her family and friends, talked to neighbors and said databases from all overlooking for matches to her dna. he has solicited the help of the national center for missing exploited children. >> many people out there may have considered these children as probably dead but we find them alive and well and return them. >> reporter: it's a hope that families like crystal's continue to cling to. they pray their child will be like the next elizabeth smart, the center is a government funded

and remains a good friend with crystal.you know, she has been a girlfriend for the last couple of years. and she stepped into the breach and emotionally really saw me through it all. >> emotionally? >> yes. >> physically as well? >> hm? >> physically as well? physically as well? >> physically, she's a girlfriend, yes. >> who's the other young lady? >> the other is shera. and she is -- >> hi, shera. >> she was a -- her november playmate. and i think that it was anna that saw the possibilities of her as another girlfriend. >> so anna, am i right in thinking that you have replaced crystal with two proper new girlfriends now? >> yes, that is correct. >> right. so i mean, how sorry should people be feeling for you? >> not too sorry, no. >> you've bounced back strongly? >> i am in better shape than i would have been if i'd been married. no, shed no tears for me. >> has the experience, to be serious for a moment, has it put you offer getting married again? >> yes. i look at that now with a clearer eye and wonder what i was really

prosecution are saying that is what crystal holloway. >> they didn't show it in the testimony.i watched the testimony as you did. i believe she was a persuasive credible witness and so this confession of george anthony, a telling her allegedly it was an accident that snow balled out of control and a death bed statements and suicide statements and statements he wanted the people to believe as he going out of the mortal coil. those things taken together present a tough case for the prosecution. and why did you understand. and george with the alleged affairs and tryst. help the accused. >> he was sitting on my couch . i was sitting on the floor . he told me, he said it was an accident that snow balled out of control and i was in shock and by the time i looked up, his eyes were filled with tears and i didn't elaborate or ask him anything further. hum. >> where is the rebuttal. >> i am going to show it to you. i think george takes the witness stand and talks not only about the affair, but his reference to an accident that snow balled out of control. take a listen to this. >> you nev

i feel sorry for crystal, she seems lost.not going to take it lying down. >> no pun intended. >> you don't insult a man's sexual prowess and imagine he's not going to come fighting back. right? >> she said he only lasted two seconds, never took his clothes off. he said, wait a minute, it was four seconds. >> this is hugh hefner we're talking about, right? >> same point i made yesterday, e man is 90. i'm just happy he's still in the game at 90 years old. >> apparently he wants to make it clear to everyone that he is. >> he's still got it. [ drew ] what's the latest in eye couture? new intense shadowblast from covergirl. the news? it's eye shadow with primer built-in. fadeproof, waterproof, totally ignore-proof! oh yes! new intense shadowblast from easy, breezy, beautiful covergirl. >>> here some are stories to watch today on abc news. tropical storm don could dump a few inches of rain on south texas late this week. the tropical storm watch is texas coastline today in a region struggling with drought. >>> president obama announ

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this used to be called -- again, the old term was crystal. if you talk to somebody my age, they would say -- because 3/16 was always poured glass and always crystal. they didn't do a twin ground. so it is the same thing as the quarter inch. and you still see it around because they put it in where they're trying to lighten a way. you want to put it in a window so it's not so heavy on a double-hung. it's a good product, but again, you know. you know, it's like window glass, you just have to hit it just a little harder. plate glass, same way. you know, this is what essentially was in i-magnum. this is what's in the mills building. this is what's in the rust building. this is what's in th in the hurt building. there's putty around them. they're going to shift. the wood kind of comes and goes. so it takes quite a bit to break a piece of plate because -- i mean you can -- this will take quite a bit of vertical weight but if it gets bound or whatever, you know, if you just get it in the wrong spot, that's what happens. >> we're seeing some major hig

crystal nicely, thank you for being here.hen we say they go to war, we say their spouse goes with them. we appreciate you being here to tell your story. it's going to be a great perspective to hear. the welfare of the young men and women is always at the forefront of our minds and the question to whether to send them into harm's way to begin with is something that can never be taken lightly. in doing so, we prepare ourselves for human and monetary cost of these decisions. it is not just about providing troops armaments and equipment they needed tools to be successful in missions. it's about ensuring we are fully capable of caring for them and their families when they return home. to quote the vfw commander of the detestation cannot afford to take care of her veterans is the day the station could quit creating them, something we should keep in mind as her veterans come home in need of care for injuries both seen and unseen. i very much look forward to this hearing and i appreciate, madam chair, you convening. >> thank you very

>> if i had a crystal ball -- no pun intended, crystal. >> never heard that one before, joe. >> that'stired on my part. this is so tough. senator reid, i think the onus lies with senator reid and president obama. senator reid needs 43 republicans. some of those 43 republicans to change their mind. he's got 43 republicans against his plan. he needs 60 votes to get what he needs. he's got to talk to republicans. he's got to work with mitch mcconnell and work with other republican members to fashion something that will work. this is a mess. this is a sad state of affairs. it's unfortunate america is at this point where we have this stalemate. this is really a time for people to put aside, i wish, their politics and do what's best for the american people. help us get our house in order. >> on that note, joe is alluding to the 43 republican senators. there was a senator that was written. there are, however, four senators, gop senators who did not sign a letter sent out saying they would not vote for the reid plan. senator snowe, collins, mikowski and brown. might we hear about progress or m

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joining me now is eugene robinson and michael eric dyson and crystal ball.want to give you forewarning if we to see senator reid come back to the floor we'll jump back to him to hear what he says. he's supposed to make an announcement about tonight's schedule. what do you think that he could be coming out to say? if you were a betting man? >> just what we needed another sub plot. the reid-mcconnell battle. harry reid does not like hearing that mitch mcconnell is doing an end run around his reid's leadership vice president biden. so in general, i expect we'll hear a maneuver from harry reid to make his effort to find a compromise the more important one. and if he doesn't think he has the votes, it could be delaying the vote we're anticipating at 1:00 a.m., it could be some alteration in the plan or in the bill itself. i'm not sure. but to put his plan back at center stage and not this kind of side negotiation between mcconnell and biden. >> michael, right now, though, what are the options that senator reid has? especially if he doesn't have the votes needed t

starts with apathy, it eventually leads to crystal meh.laughter and applause) now, nugent longs for the kind of activism he witnessed back in his day, mostly from afar as he explains "i was either squirrel hunting or putting a sharp edge on my sonic guitar slaying skills having not awakened to my we the people duties quite yet." wait, what the what? we the people duties don't include killing swirls? (laughter) i'm not as patriotic as i thought. nugent believes young people should be outraged about our massive national debt and declining standards of living exclaiming "i am stunned that they are not participating for the pea party. even rioting in the streets, clashing with the cops, conducting sit-ins at their colleges, interrupting political events and so on. i am not impressed with this generation, text or twitter that millennials." (laughter) well, if they won't, i will. okay. (laughter) o.m.g., nuge op-ed is gr 8, l.o.l., you suck. hashtag do what ted nugent tells you tow do. (laughter) send. might be more than 140. not sure. but, folk

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crystal ball has a question for you. >> big fan of your work, your work on education reform. saw the jobs number today. 39,000 public sector jobs lost. 500,000 local government jobs lost since the peak in 2008. is there hope of getting anymore aid to state and local governments? is that something you would support? >> i think that's going to be a real challenge when we have already a $1.5 trillion annual deficit and $15 trillion debt, but i do think one of the conversations we should be having, it shouldn't be too complicated for washington, although sometimes it seems that it is, is whether we have a tax policy in this country, a regulatory policy in this country that's actually driving job growth here in the united states, driving innovation here in the united states, or whether we have something that's encrusted by a bunch of special interests that may have been creating jobs in the middle of the 20th century but are not going to be the job creators in the 21st century. i hope that we do have a chance to have a conversation about comprehensive tax reform in that context be

crystal ball has been watching, democratic strategist. joe watkins has been here over the last hour, msnbc political analyst, as well as republican strategist -- >> if i were the republicans, i would want to wait to see what the president and senator reid and former speaker pelosi had to say. i wouldn't necessarily want to step right out and make my comments. you know what they're going to say, they're going to say the ball is in the court of the president and senator reid. we're waiting to hear from them. you might want to wait to hear from them. i'm not surprised at the delay. >> you think they pushed it back because they're going to wait to see what happens to the meeting in the white house, then they can make a statement and respond accordingly? >> i think so. that's what i would do from a tactical position. i would want to wait or at least get some feedback quietly as to what's happening in the meeting before i made my pronouncement. >> yeah. some of the headline here, have been warring weekend there in washington. and as you look at

item 9 is related to the crystal springs pipeline number two improvement project. this property, i have an overhead for you. this is in the town of hillsborough. what is before the committee today is the purchase of temporary construction easements totaling 6440 square feet and a permanent easements of 4600 square feet. the settlement agreement calls for a purchase price of 87,005 and $7, which is between the appraised value and the requested amount from the owner and is pursuant to an summoned by the puc general manager and commission, who will approve this resolution. this is in conformance with the general plan, and with your approval, we would be able to execute the agreement for sale and the eastman documents for this project. i will do 10 and 11. if you have questions, i also have brian from the puc. item 10 is for the san joaquin pipeline system improvements. this location is in the city of tracy. this acquisition is on the tracy called country club, shown here. roughly where my finger is is where the pipeline cuts across the country club. this is two timber

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news 4's megan mcgrath is live in crystal city, virginia, with the answer.ood morning, megan. >> good morning, joe. there are a couple of different reasons, but if you're watching the prices go up and down, it can make you down right sea sick, they're changing so often. in the latest fluctuation, the price of crude oil is again on the rise. looks like it's heading toward the $100 a barrel mark. crude is rising despite the fact the u.s. and other nations agreed to release millions of barrels of crude from their emergency reserves. the u.s. has agreed to release about 30 million barrels. that may seem like a lot, though, but actually, if you put it into context, 30 million barrels is less than two days worth of domestic consumption in this country. really only a drop in the bucket. why are the prices going up? of course, it's summertime. that means that demand goes up, just historically that happens every year. also, the economies around the world appear to be showing signs of recovery. that increases demand and drives up the prices as well as creates concern

. >> table began their move from crystal city to alexandria. -- they will begin their move from crystal city to alexandria. metro @ they plan to help. the jam packed highways and public transportation, commuting to the complex is already difficult. >> it takes me an hour to get to work. >> ibm na 2.5 hour commute. >> -- i am in a 2.5 average commute. >> many are expecting a nightmare. >> it is going to be horrendous. >> metro is stepping in. at a board meeting it laid out its plans to create new bus lines that boat run express service for government employees. one line would run from the pentagon to the market center. -- mark center. >> whatever they can do would be great. >> metro admits that the new bus service will not be enough. the defense department and the city of alexandria only recently agreed to the finding. >> it is going to be difficult. >> horrendous. >> one virginia congressman estimates that every one of the 200,000 people who passed -- a travel past seminary road will take an extra hour to their commute. a lot of changes. >> that hurts when traffic is already so bad. >>