that deborah bradley knows hear than she is saying and involved in the child's disappearance.u think that? >> look at her story which was flawed many times in many ways from the beginning and in fact megyn kelliy did a interview on tv, she changed the time line and admitted she was drunk during the time or period that the baby was probably taken. you have several items that have not been adjudicated in this. a cadaver dog's keying on location in the bed room and the issue with the polygraph and the time line and drinking and the neighbors and the absence of any evidence that another human being other than the family was in the house. no dna or trace evidence or foot prints and no finger prints and nothing. deborah bradley has been quiet and now broke her silence and spoke out to the fox affiliate in kansas city. and said there were no cadaver dogs and the media got that wrong and she did okay on the polygraph whatever that means and in your experience, do these age progression photosometimes lead to new leads? >> well, i think that science is gotten leaps and bounds with the t

on october 3rd, 2011, deborah bradley said she put her daughter to bed and when her father got home,aughter was gop. >> you do what you can for your baby because it is your job as a parent to protect your child. i wasn't able to protect her from the bad guys. the family released an age progression image she would almost be three years old. the parents said they did not harm lisa and had nothing to do with her disappearance. the parents believe someone is raising lisa as their own child and have not harmed her. $100,000 reward remains to help bring baby lisa home. the police saying very, very little gretchen about this investigation. >> and those pictures difficult to see. thank you so much. coming up, lemons with suicide vests? the real story on what he means by that when he joins me next. >>> plus the big push to get women on the side of the health care law. can it work? miss america and jill zarin join our power panel today. real talk strayight ahead. ( bell rings ) they remind me so much of my grandkids. wish i saw mine more often, but they live so far away. i've been thinking abo

. >> the last time deborah bradley saw her daughter lisa, she was just a baby. her bed after what her parents say was a home invasion in 2011. the mystery of what happened here captured national attention. the parents even questioned by police at one point. but they have seen this community rally behind them. ment on miss particular about any lead that comes in, desperately hoping this time it is a match. >> the irwins are unof many families saying this child is theirs. this child has given so many people hope. are authorities aggressively looking all these cases? they have dna from the little girl. it would seem they can get an answer. >> we're talking about ten different families at this case. hoping that this could be the answer they've been looking for. however, we're also learning from greek officials that the dna of maria, the dna does not match any of the dna they have on record in their international database. and we are also hearing from the state department, basically saying that they have no information. that this could be an american citizen. but sti

. >>> this is the front door of the house of the deborah bradley says she cannot remember whether shet in question. the father say it is was unlocked when he returned home. is it possible that an intruder actually walked right up this stoop and into the home and left with that baby girl? it would have had to happened overnight and take a look at how close this house is from the street. it's steps away. there are neighbors everywhere. is it possible that an intruder would have been that bold? the family brieelieves it is. and two years later those questions remain. they are waiting for answers as to whether a young girl found at a gypsy camp is their daughter. this is a security consultant. do you think this is her? >> no. >> the family does, though. >> well, the family will, they pray, and i hope it is for them, but in all actuality i really don't think it is. >> why? >> the age difference and the distance. >> they say this girl is about five, but the baby would be three. they said the baby was always big. >> my heart goes out to the irwins, and i support their belief in that. but i t