was on mcbee. >> dan: chism. >> larry: yeah, chism. >> dan: so now he is playing with three. >> dan: johnson, too strong. barlow, the freshman lost it and knocked out of bounds off his knees. >> larry: really no pressure. nobody touching him, he just dropped the ball out of bounds. >> dan: barlow is not letting him breathe. >> dan: dan is getting a treat tonight, no doubt about it. >> larry: goes underneath the basket on one side. reverses his pattern and comes back to the other side. >> dan: watch this dump down pass. 7 of 10 from the floor. of 3 from the fly ball. >> dan: johnson picked up his fourth, so he'll have to have a seat. ieflt tennessee leads with three. he's just too valuable. >> dan: they'll call that on the floor. that will go against tennessee. >> larry: going to say it was a shot. >> larry: in the bonus. ieflt good passer, good defender. there's some good ones in the big ten, don't get my wrong. >> dan: that's no good. off the mark. and ball is loose. moore has got it. how about that for purdue. >> dan: fadeaway no good. >> larry: set the record in the paradise jam.

and still is. >> dan: yeah. >> dan: wallace will let it fly. got it. that's their fourth three. >> larry: i think that's his first three of the paradise jam. >> dan: it is. showed us a little range right there. >> larry: i thought he was more of an in type of player. >> dan: and we'll step aside. >> dan: the blue demons up on the hawks 24-16. most of that is coming on the right arm of will walker. he's been shooting the ball well. he's got ten points so far. a couple of threes. he's the reason that depaul has this lead right now. once again, handling the ball and shooting it almost at will for will walker. depaul overall, 9 of 20 from the floor. there's walker's line. depaul with the basketball. they lead it 24-16. game one of our double-header from the virgin islands. shot clock under 15. there's an open look again for three. a little too strong but it's kept alive. faber inside. his second board. >> larry: a nice job on the glass. gets the offensive rebound. >> dan: this is kelly. wallace in the lane. a little baby hook. that's no good. kept alive ag

alabi. >> dan: that's quite a battle. >> rich: kitchen. >> dan: len hamilton not happy with that. >>l on brian a mills trying to get offensive position. >> dan: too much dribbling. you run a motion tight offense, you can't drib that he will ball that much unless you're going to the basket. picks it up and not too much opportunities in transition like that for mercer today. and florence capitalizes. >> rich: loucks in the ball game for florida state. oh, finger rolls. and all the nba scouts that are here in attendance just went to their notebook and made a nice little notation about that finger roll. there's a floater. over alabi. singleton. >> dan: great pass. >> rich: demercy. >> dan: singleton has just shown throughout this season such sle excellent understanding of how to play basketball. >> rich: very high basketball i.q. singleton battling mills at the free-throw line. emerson gets by alabi and he's fouled by the big nigerian. third personal. and they're going bring gibson in and alabi will sit down. >> dan: that's some pretty good depth right there. alabi comes out of the game

emerson. >> dan: they're thought only tall, they're very quick.hey've done a nice job keeping in the passing lane these balls. >> rich: kitchen last it on his way down the lane. >> da

. >> dan: ohio state is a great match-up. and that will be a very interesting experience for the teams from both the big ten and acc. there's some really good match-ups, michigan state matching up against north carolina, duke and wisconsin, ohio state slash florida state should be a really good game. >> rich: this is the year that ten is up. but of course you never know. difficult shot. difficult until. reid has the rebound. here comes loucks. snaer in transition. does. mercer has been forced into taking difficult shots or this they have taken difficult shots early in the clock. very hard to have an effect difference offensive game when you're taking nothing but difficult opportunities. >> rich: 8-51 is mercer. that would be a difficult opportunity. >> dan: you're absolutely right. close does not mean easy. those big florida state arms and hands swatting at the ball. >> rich: florida state with a very good half court team last year both offensively and defensively. and it looks like this year they'll an real bear in the half

dan, again, thank you for being with us. this is something i don't understand, dan. the woman said she had been raped by sowell back in september. why were police just getting there in november? >> well, i don't want to speculate to what police were doing in the meantime. i assume they were collecting evidence to put together a hard case in order to come here and make the arrest. we know he was a sex offender. he registered. he was a tier 3 sex offender. so he actually had to go to the sheriff -- tell them where he was living, where he was working every 90 days. we believe it was sometime during the summer they stopped over here and did a surprise check with him and the sheriff's office didn't report anything spsht suspicious to police at the time. the woman who was assaulted in september according to the police report went to police then. it took them a series of weeks to put together a case, i assume. and that's when they came here to serve the warrant. they went inside looking for sowell and found only two bodies in the attic that were so badly decomposed they cou

dan, again, thank you for being with us. this is something i don't understand, dan.he woman said she had been raped by sowell back in september. why were police just getting there in november? >> well, i don't want to speculate to what police were doing in the meantime. i assume they were collecting evidence to put together a hard case in order to come here and make the arrest. we know he was a sex offender. he registered. he was a tier 3 sex offender. so he actually had to go to the sheriff -- tell them where he was living, where he was working every 90 days. we believe it was sometime during the summer they stopped over here and did a surprise check with him and the sheriff's office didn't report anything suspicious to police at the time. the woman who was assaulted in september according to the police report went to police then. it took them a series of weeks to put together a case, i assume. and that's when they came here to serve the warrant. they went inside looking for sowell and found only two bodies in the attic that were so badly decomposed they couldn't ev

. >> dave: dan mullen calling out the kick team. the longest this year is 43. >> andre: boy, that sack really hurt them, because any positive points without the sack would have them a lot closer than where they're sitting to try this. >> dave: off the hold of chris cameron. snap is good, hold is good. here the kick on the way. it's good! no harm down. 48 yards! a new career long for the junior out of the woodlands, texas. >> andre: well, what good football game. >> dave: so the bulldogs take the opening drive of the second half and tie the game up at 13. >> dave: tied at 13, the ole miss and mississippi state rivalry going back to 1901. >> andre: you told me, you have been a part of a few . >> andre: you told me earlier the n the week it was going a good football game and a good environment, and it has been exactly that so far. >> dave: there are a lot of rivalry games that get attention nationally, this one flies under the radar, but it has just as much passion as any rivalry in the country. time to look at our nissan heisman momen

dan mullen didn't . >> dave: dan mullen didn't want his club to forget that 45- 0 loss last year to ole miss, and they haven't. this series is 106 meetings long. it has just been a shocking day. you just didn't see this coming. >> dave: bradley in the open. field. he's out to the 48-yard line. andre, let's go back tot that interception for a td. >> andre: corey broomfield, you see him here. he's a freshman, baiting a quarterback like snead. so he's basically tilling you as a quarterback i'm going to give company the out route, but just kind of bates him into throwing it right here. he brains on the football, and now -- he breaks on the football, and then into the end zone. >> dave: how about dexter mccluster! welcome to the party, dexter. touchdown ole miss! >> andre: hang on. it's not over yet. >> dave: you! >> andre: that's the way that ole miss can get back in the football game. 4:56 left, a couple of scores down. if you score fast, it doesn't matter. >> dave: dexter mccluster in the open field. he needs space. that's all he needs is a little bit of space, and she a touchdown waiting

out to dan hagerty standing out in front of the home from wews, dan hag erty, 11 dead murdered women. so far. what are the cops plans. what more is there to investigate? they have yet to tear the walls down? >> yeah, they plan to dig a little deeper. they are working on getting a warrant to go in tomorrow morning with the fire department and they are literally going to rip the home apart. they are going to tear down the walls and check every inch and make sure nothing else is inside the house and no more bodies. >> hold on. they have to get an additional warrant to tear the walls down? >> reporter: yeah, that's what we hear. they have to have a different type of search warrant to go in and start to demolish parts of the home, tear down the walls and search the actual structure of the house. >> dan hagerty outside the home with wews, dan, i understand that they can confirm eight of the women died by strangulation, seven of them by ligature with a rope or pair of stockings, one by manual strangulation. is it true that the ligatures were still around the necks of the dead women? >> repor

dan haggerty, 11 dead murdered women. so far, what are the cops' plans? what more is there to investigate? i understand they have yet to tear the walls down? >> they said they plan to dig a little deeper. that may be an underestimate. they're going to get a warrant today to go in tomorrow morning with the fire department and literally going to rip this home apart. they're going to tear down the walls. they're going to check every inch. they're going to make sure nothing else is inside of this house, that there's no more evidence. and for sure, there are no more bodies. >> hold on. you mean they've got to get an additional warrant in order to tear the walls down? >> yeah, that's what we hear. we hear that they had to have a different type of search warrant to be able to go in there and actually start to demolish parts of the home, to tear down the walls. and to search inside the actual structure of the house. >> dan haggerty joining us outside the home with wews. dan haggerty, i understand that they can confirm eight of the women died by strangulation, sev

dan and gil, our thoughts and prayers are with you. >> thank you so much. good night. >>> an amber alert for a 7-month-old shandon dedrick reported missing halloween afternoon about noontime. what could have happened to this little baby? we'll take your calls 1-877-tell-hln. >>> welcome back. an intense search right now for a 7-month-old baby in northwest florida. this case is baffling. shannon dedrick was reported missing by her parents halloween day. cops say this does not appear to be a kidnapping. the 7-month-old just disappeared. we know a 7-month-old doesn't just crawl out. we are baffled as you hear the details of this story. mill michelle sigona is with us. what else do we know? >> that is what investigators are figuring out. what we know is that is when she was reported missing from her home in florida. investigators got on the scene quickly. they were able to gather the information about shannon, two feet tall, 11 pounds. they were able to determine okay, this child could not crawl out of the house. number one. number two, she is endangered which

let's visit with dan and heather. >> my name is dan. >> my name is heather and we need a money coach.ed saving for college for our son. and aren't sure if we're doing enough. we started with a 529 plan. and just put a little bit of money in there. and of course with the economy, the market going down, we lost money on that. and decided to lock into the florida prepaid tuition. we'll be paying on that for five years. but that only does cover tuition. >> we're hoping we're doing the right thing. but again with the way the economy going, we decided to with hold putting any money in the 529. dan and i both paid for our college with student loans and other things that sort of hinder our opportunities now. obviously we want to avoid that for him. our question is, what more can we do to save for our child's college education? >> wow, you got a lot of mouths to feed in that household. now another one on the way, three children that you're going to have to raise and pay for college for. but the thing is, do you know what? you paid for your own college. you said that set you back. but the truth

dan he was doing q&a and he was doing very well. and zille physicist, another physicist in the group stood up and ask one of these very technical questions, if that and this and so forth then how would this affect that? the guide lists and then he said you know that sounds like a complicated question. he said but it is actually pretty simple. i will bet my chauffeur could answer that. [laughter] well, so i told how to be sure and have a chauffeur with him. one more washington story and then i will try to get serious. this one goes back to 1990 or so when gorbachev was visiting washington for the first time, and some of you may remember detante was in full bloom then and u.s. soviet relations were improving dramatically. when his entourage was driving down k street he actually have them stop and they got out and walked out to the sidewalk, shaking hands with everyone. it was really quite a spontaneous thing on his part because he was so excited by being in the united states and able to beat with people on the streets. so then, he had

said dan, then he said, i've got a question for you. yes, mr. president. he said, then who is your father son who is not your brother? let me get back to you on that, mr. president. out he went. a day or two went by and he was thinking who is your father son who is not your brother? and then he was walking down the hall past henry kissinger's office and he said henry knows everything there so he knocked on the door and said henry, i've got a question for you. yes? who is your father son who is not your brother? kissinger said that to me. really? sure. well, down the hall he goes to the president. mr. president, you know the question you asked me, who is your father son was not your brother? its kissinger. [laughter] >> sometime later bush was calling gorbachev about something, and he said you know the question you asked hoosier father son who is not your brother? he said i asked dan quayle that, and he know it he said what he said it was henry kissinger. and i said no, it's jovanovski. [laughter] >> from time to time, i'm going to get s

dan haggerty, 11 dead murdered women. so far. what are the cops' plans? what more is there to investigate? i understand they have yet to tear the walls down? >> yeah, they said they plan to dig a little diaper. that may be an understatement. they are working on getting a warrant to go in tomorrow morning with the fire department and they are literally going to rip the home apart. they are going to tear down the walls and check every inch and make sure nothing else is inside the house and there's no more evidence and for sure no more bodies. >> hold on. they have to get an additional warrant in order to tear the walls down? >> yeah, that's what we hear. we hear they had to have a different type of search warrant to go in there and demolish parts of the home to tear down the walls and search inside the actual structure of the house. >> dan haggerty outside the home with wews. dan haggerty, i understand they can confirm eight of the women died by strangulation, seven of them by ligature, for instance, with a rope or pair of stockings. one by manual strangula

please welcome a man you know very well, dan reichardt. >> thanks, mike. thanks, john, that was a spectacular opening. welcome, kathy, the new secretary for renewable energy, and thank you to our sponsors. this is really a wonderful event. so now, john, let me move from color, creativity, passion to the paper and pomp of washington d.c. i was asked to provide some brief opening thoughts to help frame today's policy discussion, and, you know, when it comes to renewable energy, i do, ip indeed, think we live in interesting times, or as one wag put it, the future is not as it used to be. in the old days, we would take a few steps toward and then -- forward and then a couple of small steps backwards. few took notice, and we just pushed on. but now that we're in the big leagues, our highs are higher and i'm afraid our lows are lower. at this very moment in the midst of unprecedented economic security and environmental problems, we are seeing this dynamic in full. so if, in fact, the future is not what it used to be, the key question is, what comes next? i've al

please welcome dan walker. >> that was a spectacular opening. i really appreciated. welcome to the newest secretary for renewable energy. we look forward to your remarks. thank you to our sponsors. this is a wonderful event. let me move from pashtun to the paper and pomp of washington d.c. -- lebanon from passion to the paper and paul -- let me move from pashtuion sion to ther and pulp washington dc. few took notice of these moments and we just pushed on. now that we are in the big leagues, are highs are higher and i am afraid our lows are lower. in this moment of an economic security, we're seeing this in full. the future is not what it used to be. the question is, what comes next? the best way to predict the future is to invent it. we have so many ideas and i think that this is what this conference is about, that is, how do we invent the future where we truly realize the i had the opportunity to testify on the senate environment committee, and that is not where i got the black ani. my message was that the critical need to adjust the climate crisis provides us with

>> actually dan probably knows more. >> okay, go ahead, dan. >> yeah, it's -- we're teaming up with the laura recovery center for missing children coming into the charlottesville area to mobilize a community search and rescue team for friday, saturday, and sunday. and they were -- they participated in the search for elizabeth and that's how we became acquainted with them. >> gil, how hopeful are you? >> i have to hold onto hope because once you give up hope, you fall into despair and hope is keeping us forward motion. >> same you with, dan? >> yes. yes. we -- we remain hopeful and, you know, pray every day that morgan returns home. >> are police giving you any new information, dan? >> well, there's -- there was no new information today except i just realized on the news they apparently are searching a construction site in charlottesville today and that was just reported apparently in the charlottesville news. >> okay. let's bring in investigative reporter following this, michelle, do you have that information or any other new information on morgan's case. >> i just got off the phone wit

. >> dan snyder joins me and you're not a big fight fan but there's a -- >> did you say dan snyder? >> we'll go back to the tape and listen. >> did i really? welcome home, man. girl: my name is emily, and in 7 years... i'll be an alcoholic. all: hi, emily. announcer: kids who drink before age 15 are 5 times more likely to have alcohol problems [ car starting ] >> allen iverson! >> i'm so far different from the guys. i'm very brief. >> you look at allen. you say, hey, there's a free- spirit guy. >> iverson. >> allen's life is a dream come true. . >> where i go, i hear about it the next day, like anywhere! >> a think a big part of al is he doesn't try to appeal to anybody. he does what he does. >> i heard the legend of bubba chuck. >> one of the best that ever played basketball. >> what's up? i'm allen iverson and we're in here talking. this is my life, 365. when you talk about allen iverson it's better to talk negative. ♪ >> i took the team and gave it back to the fans. >> i put it in back. catch him again. >> people that don't understand -- i guess -- they probably understand it but

jessen and his family were returning home to the man dan villages with the man dan chief.his son wanted to stay in saint louis and attend school. lewis site indenture papers for him agreeing to provide for his education and upkeep for five years. lewis' mother was planning to move to saint louis the next year. he had purchased a property for her. he was investing in saint louis real estate. his brother was already living in saint louis, a partner in the missouri for company. merriweather lewis had a great deal to live for, and the broken chap on the column on his monument says it all. a life cut short, and untimely death at the age of 35. some people feel that he could have become the president of the united states if he had lived. he was, as jefferson so aptly wrote, of courage undaunted, possessing a firmness and perseverance of purpose, which nothing but impossibilities could differ in each direction. we owe it to his memory to try and establish the cause of his death. i would like to invite you to visit our books website and sign up for my e-mail newsletter which i put

he said, hey, dan, i got burned. i'm in the hospital. >> the two 15-year-olds and one 16-year-old accused in the attack are charged as adults. there are two other boys charged as juveniles. they poured alcohol on michael and set him in fire in a dispute over $40, a video game and a bicycle. we hear more from his parents in just about 30 minutes. >>> the first congressional inquiry into the massacre at ft. hood began on capitol hill. the senate homeland security committee held a hearing whether the tragedy was as a result of federal agencies not sharing intelligence information. they looked into the threat posed by homegrown terrorists. 13 people were killed in the shooting. the suspect major nidal hasan faces murder charges. the army psychiatrist was set to be deployed overseas when he went on this shooting spree. >>> defense secretary robert gaits is heading the army and navy to head that commission. he may have had a troubled residency at walter reed medical center. national public radio obtained a memo reportedly

distraught father, dan. thank you so much. i can't imagine what you've been going through day in and day out, waiting to hear something about your daughter. our thoughts are with you. we hope that something we do, we're saying tonight, might trigger some information to help find your precious child. what is the late yef as far as you know in this investigation, sir? >> the latest we know is that there were reports that morgan was seen, or someone that they think is morgan was hitchhiking on the bridge. but again, after 9:30, there is no -- there are no further clues, and so this is the important piece, is that does someone have any information. maybe they saw morgan get into a car with someone. >> and dan, we have a picture now of the bridge where she was last seen. but i want to clarify, because there are so many different reports and things sort of -- it's a game of telephone. was she seen getting into a car, or was she seen looking for a ride? >> no, she was seen -- she was seen on the bridge, but, again,

larry conley, dan mclaughlin at the paradise jam. how the performance of the blue deem orngs 25 points when arguably their best player is out with an injury. >> the fact that it balances out 15 points in the first half and ten in the second half. will walker had it going from everywhere. he was doing a gait job of getting into the lane. nice pullback there. he had it on the deck and get to the rim. he showed every facet of his game tonight offensively and it's been moved right there and the nice three. it goes right by o'brien. he was terrific and just a good two halves put together for him and depaul picks up a big win. >> we look forward to game two, don't we, partner? i'm anxious to see it. two undefeated clubs. will walker with a game high 25 depaul defeats st. joseph's. coming up it's game number two, st. joseph's hard-fought effort, but they come up short against depaul. 58-51, the final in game one of the doubleheader. coming up, the final score and after that, tennessee and purred you. game. the paradise jam coming up in a ha

dan mullins has reenergized the fan base here after a disappointing season. this program was at a low. they get shellacked 45-0 last year in oxford. shortly thereafter, they make a coaching change, and andre, he just brought back some energy, some life. >> i'll tell you what, and a couple of ball games could have gone either way. the lsu ball game, we were there for that one, and just about an inch from having another win there, and a couple of other games during the season. >> dave: close to the first down. think he has it. brought down near the ole miss 41, and that will be good enough for a first down. >> andre: they get some nice kickout blocks for chad bumpas, and he is dangerous. leads this team in receiving. nice kickout block on the outside by mcrae, and picks up. the first down. >> dave: dixon ran right into a blitz situation. cornell meets him in the hole. that's the third tackle for cornell, the junior out of california. lee will step up, and run with with and he's got plenty of room. he's to the 25, to the 20, knocked out of bounds. he'll is have

he talked to our dan simon. >> i know each one of them had a mom, they had a mother. you look at the situation, would they like that to happen to somebody in their family? i'm sure they wouldn't. >> five people are being held in connection with the on campus rape that occurred october 24th. >>> learning about an iraqi immigrant's acts after he allegedly hit his daughter and another woman with his jeek. he reportedly hit his own daughter because he believed she became too westernized almaleki booked two charges of aggravate assault after the alleged hit and run. police say he drove his jeep across the mexican board somewhere abandoned it there and made his way down to mexico city, boarded a transatlantic flight for london. on arrival there, british authorities denied him entry. he was arrested once he touched down on american soil. >>> emergency officials are telling everybody in louisiana, get out while you can, water is overflowing a levee and the levee could breach. water began spilling from a nearby bayou and some homes are already flooded. >>> thanks to people lik

dan mullen won't even mention them by name. he only calls them the team up north. so he has his players motivated in a special way. as nutt said, this game today is for the state title of mississippi, and it couldn't mean more for both teams. >> mccluster, you can't enough about him. anthony dixon is the lone ranger on that offense, though, not a lot to take attention of tebow's career and the matchup with the game up north. welcome home, man. >>> today's s.e.c. network game is brought to you by... >>> the ki >> getting close to kickoff and start. south carolina today hosting clemson. they're already underway. >> last saturday night les miles and lsu playing ole miss, losing by two. >> we needed to run an offensive play or kick a field goal, one of to the two, and apparently on you know, obviously the felt like -- i do not know who told him to clock it. okay? and i -- i'm listening to the headphones. cue cannot clock that ball. i don't know what what call was ever made. >> well, coach, the video does not lie, does it, matt? >> this is just an indication of just how

that man is dan harrington. a very worried father. his daughter, morgan, disappeared on the 17th of october and he's trying to reignite interest and launch a new search this coming weekend. let's listen in. >> a reward if through the jefferson area crime stoppers. we're appreciative of our friends and family who have contributed to this as well as metallica and the united way. again, we're very grateful for all of the support that everyone has given us during this very difficult time. last week in my efforts to find a way through this i reached out to mr. ed smart to find clues as to how he and his family got through the difficulty of their daughter, elizabeth's, disappearance several years ago. over the last several days mr. smart has been very supportive of us and has been -- he's been very helpful and helping us negotiate various things that we need to do as a family in order to continue our search for morgan. yesterday mr. smart offered to come and talk with us and meet with the press in order to give us some support as we are sta

. >> my name is dan, my name is heather. and we need a money coach.e started saving for college and we're not sure we're doing enough. we started with a 529 plan and just put a little bit of money in there, and of course with the economy, the market going down, we lost money on that and decided to into the florida prepaid tuition. we'll be paying on that for foou years. that only covers tuition. >> we hope we're doing the right thing but the way the economy is going we've decided to withhold putting any money in the 529. dan and i both paid for our college with student loans and other things that sort of hindered our opportunities now. obviously we want to avoid that for him. our question is, what more can we do to save for our child's college education? >> dan and heather, you've got a lot of mouths to feed. two kids, a third on the way. you do oennly what you can do. you two handled your own college. don't have a case of the guilts if you can't pay for your kids' school. your first responsibility is to pay for your own retirement. no scholarship pla

talking about dixon, and certainly dixen and chaney are two seniors are that mississippi head coach dan mullen is going to miss very much. they're vocal leaders, emotional, talented, and he inherited those guys. they have led their teammates. >> dave: anthony dixon in his final game. >> andre: he and his head coach embracing there for the final game of his career. when dave mullen took over, wasn't always cake and ice cream. there were some harsh words that were exchanged between the head coach to player, and anthony dixon has certainly responded in a very positive way. >> dave: lee back in at quarterback on third down. 24 dixon! brown on the coverage, and for abc action news -- anthony dixon, that's his 17th reception of the year! relf back in. he will keep it! first and goal mississippi state! >> andre: some guys have a way of just igniting a huddle. and that's what chris relf brings to this mississippi state football team. guys want to play for him. he is a threat with a football. he gives them a little bit more in the passing game, as well. they respond in the huddle. the offensive

up where we have to go and e we are telecommuting and not traveling and when i wrote the book with dan spurling, i think we ended up getting together five times and there were not a lot of miles or airplane trips in the book and that is the type of productivity we have to think about? >> when it comes to transport and moving people? what is this solution. >> probably choice. right now, we have no choice. if you want to go somewhere, you got here and drove presumably and if you want to go somewhere, 95% of the time you are driving and 98% of the energy moving you in that car is oil and we have no choice in vehicles and no choice in fuels. and that is the biggest problem, we have to really think about different types of cars that are more fuel efficient using different types of fuels, electricity and, you know, cellulosic biofuels and having different types of mobility options and it is not always a car, if you are old, young or disabled or injured or poor, you don't have a car. cars are not an option and that is a big part of the population here and everyone where in the world. so' we n

my first stop was the dan outside my bedroom door. it was dark and still. i turned toward the hall and ran to the front of the house. i was halfway up the hall when i saw them standing in there not got -- nightgowns with mother appealed the end of the hole. they were dazed and bewildered but unhurt. we stared at one another too shaken even to speak. tina's eyes move from other to me searching our faces for clues. 8 haze of smoke floated through the darkness from the living room to the hallway where police stood. the smoke hurt my eyes and an unfamiliar sound filled the air. it smelled as if something had blown up in the chemistry lab. inside i was trembling. i felt helpless and horrified. everything would be okay. i felt a sense of responsibility that i need to step up and make the situation right but i do not know how. i could feel real panic rising in my throat. i had the odd thought that the one who always felt to her heart work would make everything ok, who had believed anything was possible and she stood firm. now at a total loss. the sound of my mothe

hey, dan, i got burned.'m in the hospital. >> witnesses told police that one of the boys set fire to brewer while the other two encouraged the attack. brewer jumped into the apartment swimming pool to put out the flames. >>> people got a vaccine for the regular flu last year may have gotten some protection against the swine flu. that is according to a military study in "usa today." now it found people ages 17-24 and 40 and older were protected from h1n1 the most but health care experts say that the h1n1 vaccine is still the best protection against that swine flu. >>> treasury secretary timothy geithner says the white house wants to shut down the $700 billion bank bailout pronto. money expert jennifer westhoven is here. so some of the lawmakers were really rough on him. >> yeah, robin. this is one of the meetings where the mud was flying. some of the house members say they wanted him to quit. they're in a meeting of the joint committee today. some lawmakers almost seemed to blame geithner for the bailout or r

. >> straight out to dan hagerty. i understand that police now think that 14 more missing women may be dead at the hands of former marine sowell. >> well, right now we know from his house in cleveland, it's 11 bodies. it's 10 bodies and one skull. police are back at the house tonight and they will be back there tomorrow and the next day. the fire department is with them. they are look pretty much for anything that we can find, a long road for them, especially now that they are going to be -- a third victim has been identified, a 31-year-old who lived on the same street where anthony sowell lived. she was never reported missing at all. we just got back from her family's home. they still live on this street. this was 45 minutes ago. we talked to her four kids. she has four children. she's been missing for a year. they thought she was with her boyfriend down in akron. never reported her missing. in fact, the police notified them. we know this was a dna identification. >> and to stacy, our producer on the story, what else

san jose looked pretty good >> craig: it was all joe thornton and dan any heatley.he hat trick. thorpe ton, the leading scorer, four assists. >> joe: bradley turning the corner. hagman to the inside for grabovski angles by pothier. teams at full strong, 7 1/2 to go in the third. kaberle, no running room afforded him. capitals showing off their neutral zone strategy. plays the board to stempniak. beauchemin, long wrister knocked down in front. able to jam it back on the tron so side >> craig: the leafls had any finish whatsoever, they would be up on the caps in this hockey game >> joe: washington was in action last night. toronto was off. see which team has the fresher legs in the final 7 minutes t is pothier, delicately for backstrom. mike green talking about nick back tomorrow earlier in the day saying he is the best center he ever played with >> craig: that's the legs and mental side of the game getting drained from the caps apneic backstrom, 23 points in 22 games, real good start, 82 assists last two seasons, third most in the national hockey league. >> reporter:

and dan larkin and doing nice at the point of attack. so methodical t and gets it in the right play. >> 2nd down. and complete for a 1st down. and wright. and he has the 27th catch of the season. good job in the pocket and nice throw by toman and you can see how short he is. and someone has the chance. kackert get back to the line of scrim mack to r.j. toman. >> this is what gets you. they go left, right. in the middle. they force you to defend the whole field. and you think, was it a big of a feel. look at the way it was attacking. and so far, they have gone every which way possible. early in the game to force maine to make sure. side line to sideline. >> and mangieri is in the ball game and 1st down for about a yard. >> he got the 1st down. >> you railroad right. they gave it to him. >> he was landed end the first yard. look at the time toman has to throw the football. pin it is on him. and where he caught it, it is the 1st down at the one. >> that shoulder got over the loin. and they have a lot of weapons on the team and jellison and

. >> host: dan walls wrote in the post over the weekend about all of this and asks as palin's book tour in opening chapter could provide a subtext to her political plans particularly in the presidential aspirations. so in addition to her book, the tour follows various states. the smaller cities from what we understand. but he writes the book tour will provide the subtext for the bigger discussion of what kind of political future she may have or may want to have. is she merely a political personality or is their something that can be called palin, defining a political philosophy that could help her win the elections and turning into a valuable national candidate. frist was their something called palinism? >> guest: i don't know if we have it palinism. will she be able to take this great support she has among the grassroots and use it to something bigger. recently i wrote in the weekly standard i think if she adopted a free market populism singing from against washington, run against the elites trying to manage the economy and try to design america according to their own theories about ho

please welcome dan walker. >> that was a spectacular opening. i really appreciated. welcome to the newest secretary for renewable energy. we look forward to your remarks. thank you to our sponsors. this is a wonderful event. let me move from pashtun to the paper and pomp of washington d.c. -- lebanon from passion to the paper and paul -- let me move from pashtuion sion to ther and pulp washington dc. few took notice of these moments and we just pushed on. now that we are in the big leagues, are highs are higher and i am afraid our lows are lower. in this moment of an economic security, we're seeing this in full. the future is not what it used to be. the question is, what comes next? the best way to predict the future is to invent it. we have so many ideas and i think that this is what this conference is about, that is, how do we invent the future where we truly realize the potential of renewable energy? i had the opportunity to testify on the senate environment committee, and that is not where i got the black ani. my message was that the critical need to adjust the c

he said, dan, i got hurt. in the hospital. >> witnesses told police that one of the boys set fire to the brewer while the other two encouraged the attack. brewer jumped into the swimming pool to put out the flames. >>> people who got a vaccine for the regular flu last year, you may have gotten some protection against the swine flu. that's according to a military study in "usa today." it found that people ages 17 to 24 and 40 and older were protected from h1n1 the most. but health experts say the h1n1 vaccine still is the best protection against the swine flu. >>> treasury secretary timothy geithner says the white house wants to shut down the $700 billion bank bailout pronto. money expert jennifer westhoven is here. they were kind of tough on him yesterday. >> oh, yeah, robin. there was a lot of blaming going on at this meeting. the house members said some of them that they wanted him to resign yesterday. some law makers almost blaming him for the $700 billion bailout or rescue package, depending upon how you l

with victor kravchenko, a different kind of background and education to start with than jan valtin, dan krebbs. >> guest: absolutely. kravchenko as they like to call him and i call him kravchenko was a ukrainian engineer, also born in 1905. three of these people were born in 1905, the year of the premature or failed russian revolution. but being born in 1905 meant that victor kravchenko's life exactly overlap with the development of bolshevik power so that he in his youth he had been excited, very excited by the revolution. he joined the communist party when he could. he was a technocrat. he was a great expert in metallurgy and especially pipe and making metal pipes, a very important part of the industrial process. and he experienced, he didn't go to the gulag, but he was likely harassed by the space all through the 1930's and he became to regard the soviet authority as atrocious and illegitimate. his dearest brother was killed in the war. he himself fought in the war. but he was then plucked out to be one of the representatives at the land lease office in washington. as you probably kn

straight out to my fantastic panel, and i also want to welcome reporter dan haggerty from hln affiliate wews in cleveland city councilman zack ril. zack, thank you for joining us, sir. the question everybody's asking, how could he have 11 bodies in there and people complaining about the stench for at least two years. and numerous women as we've heard racing from the home for their lives and nobody goes there to see what's happening until 37 days after one of the surviving victims claims she was raped. >> that's a darn good question. that's why i think we need to have an independent investigation so that we can get to the reason to athens question. that's a very good question. >> well, what kind of independent investigation do you want? i know the community's up in arms. everybody's gathered there. what's the con sense news what do you think? >> well, i think if you look at the fact that now i believe i was the first public entity to understand -- to see exactly what happened here in the sense that i got a call on june 29th, 2007, from a resident across the street from this location that

because i heard the original statements from dan schuler when he was with his lawyer, dominic barbera, claim that notwithstanding with the autopsy reports, that there were substantial huge amounts of liquor, vodka, in the deceased's system and that there was a strong amount, huge amount of marijuana in her system. i was amazed when they said that she was not an alcoholic, that she didn't use drugs, and i branded them as out and out liars and perpetrating a hoax upon the public. i think that -- to say the very least, an outrageous statement. i'm surprised this an attorney at law would even give currency -- >> sir, we're all confused as to why they decided to hold this news conference. let's recap and review. when the horrific story first broke, tox reports showed diane schuler had smoked pot as recently as 15 minutes before she plowed head-on into the suv with the bastardies in it. attorney dominic barbera for the husband of the woman driver was asked about that. listen to this. >> my client is a public safety officer in the nassau county under the police department. i will not allow a

. >> straight out to dan hagerty with we ws. i understand that police now think that 14 more missing women may be dead at the hands of former marine sowell. >> well, right now we know from hisnous cleveland, it's 11 bodi bodies. we keep saying life bodies, ten bodies and one skull so something more to be found here. police are back at house tonight. they'll be back here tomorrow and the next day. they have the fire department with them, cadaver dogs, they're knocking down the walls. looking for pretty much anything that they can find. but it is a very long road for them especially now that they're even naming a third victim has been identified. tashana culver. a 31 year poemd she lived on the same street where anthony sowell lived. and she was never reported missing at all. we just got back from her family's home. hey still live on that street. this is 45 minutes ago. and we talked to her four kids. she has four children. she's been missing for a year. they thought she was with her boyfriend down in akron. never reported her mis

this book is dedicated to dan l. morris, civics teacher. we developed a curriculum around the question, what does a citizen need to know to make it the government work for them. what does a citizen need to know to make government work for them to back we taught that for 18 weeks. in the introduction to the book we target what that experience was like. thirty years later by had retired from the senate and had the opportunity to go to harvard to the kennedy school of government as a senior fellow. as a fellow you are expected, at harvard, the only people who teach our members of the faculty. everybody else, whenever their title is, they can do something else. they can inspire. they can direct. our group, we lead. i lead a class of undergraduates in that same curriculum. of want to say that the harvard undergraduates of 2005 were about as severely illiterate as the high school students of carol city were in 1974. well i was there several of the faculty members, particularly a very well-known sociologists who had recently written a book called

it was a real tactic used in the defense of dan white, who was accused of assassinating harvey milk and san francisco mayor george moscone in the late '70s. white was convicted of voluntary manslaughter. ronnie zamora's lawyer said he had tv intoxication from watching violent shows like kojak. and that's why he shot his elderly neighbor. the jury didn't buy that and convicted him. this is the strangest defense of all. a woman wanted in a string of defendants who claimed the movie "matrix" turned them into murderers. but the twinkie-esk matrix defense convinced the jury to find her not guilty by reason of insanity. i think walter, if your client gets off, this is really going to be a watershed moment and going to set one for the record books here. >> again, this is very different. those people said they did the act. they had an excuse. this is a case where we say the act was not committed. very different. >> i actually think it's also -- i mean, people who are overweight should be offended by this. i mean, to say he couldn't go up four steps? i personally -- my father is overweight and h

. >> straight out to dan haggert with wews. i understand that police now think that 14 more missing women may be dead at the hands of former marine sowell. >> well, right now we know from his house in cleveland, it's 11 bodies. it's ten bodies and one skull. police are back at the house tonight and they will be back there tomorrow and the next day. the fire department is with them. cadaver dogs. they're knocking down the walls. they are look pretty much for anything that we can find, a long road for them, especially now that they're even naming -- a third victim has been identified, a 31-year-old, who actually lived on the same street where anthony sowell lived. she was never reported missing at all. we just got back from her family's home. they still live on that street. this is 45 minutes ago, and we talked to her four kids. she has four children. she's been missing for a year. they thought she was with her boyfriend down in akron. never reported her missing. in fact, the police notified them. we know this was a dna identific

while he and nancy were in the kitchen, i walked over to the bookcases in their library dan and began examining the titles. they were almost without exception works of history, economics and politics. they included conservative classics such as the road to serfdom, whitaker chambers's witness. henry hamlin's economics and one lesson and a book i have never heard of, the law. that wasn't good enough for me so i began taking out the books from the shelves and looking at them. he said don't do that. i said it is okay. looking around. they were dogged these books, annotated. i realize this was the personal library of a serious, fossil individual who has a are arrived at his conservatism the old-fashioned way, one book at a time. history is filled with examples of books that inspired and motivated. for good and for evil. without calm marks's communist manifesto, marxism might have remained an obscure 30 and not become the power obsess ideology that caused the deaths of twelve hundred million victims in the 20th-century. without thomas paine's common sense the american colonists might not h