you can't make up dee dee.ever know what she's going to come up with. >> i'm ready to sell my story now. i don't want to have to wait until trial. if you get my story sold you tell them i'll interview with them next week. whenever you sell it, i'm going to interview with them right then. >> she has all sorts of ideas how she's going to make money because she's in lockup so she has plenty of time to sit and think and she's constantly trying to enlist my aid. >> can you try to call like at least abc and see if they'll do it for $200,000, tell them i will film next week. i'm ready to go now. >> right, right, right, right. she's adamant that she didn't do it, and so with conviction, she's willing to tell anyone who will listen that she didn't do it. okay we're getting short on time. i'll be back next saturday at 4:00. >> yes, i'm so happy. i can't wait. >> all right, i'll see you next week. >> all right, thank you, bye. >> with little time she has to make phone calls, moore tries to reach a contact she has made at

>> the password is -- >> steve: dee you start. [ laughter ] dee's gonna start. >> this is a little complicated laughter ] >> mine was sealed. >> there we go, thank you. >> you're -- [ laughter ] you're -- >> hair. >> no! >> you're -- >> jimmy: fired! ♪ [ cheers and applause ] whoa! i love it! that is beautiful. oh, my gosh. that was awesome. >> steve: okay. [ talking over each other ] >> jimmy: he's laughing all the way to the bank. >> the password is -- [ laughter ] >> steve: you got it? got it? you ready? you ready to go? >> jimmy: yep. >> steve: go. ready? >> jimmy: yep. heart. >> valentine's. ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> wow. you paid these guys off. >> jimmy: we're good. >> steve: dee -- teresa. it's your turn. >> the password is -- >> steve: yeah, that's yours. that's yours. other way. there you go. teresa's gonna start. >> okay. >> steve: jimmy's gonna receive. [ laughter ] >> all right. >> steve: jimmy's gonna take it. [ laughter ] ♪ >> all right. space. >> jimmy: shuttle. [ light laughter ] >> close. >> steve: dee? >> pilot. [ laughter ] >> ship? [ laughter ] >> can i make gestures? >

romney can't break, dee dee, 28% in the deep south. you started south carolina, work your way through georgia, over to tennessee and oklahoma. he never gets above 28%. one of these two other guys also -- since they are both going to be in the race has to get about above 30 it seems to me because the romney money machine will go in those states and try to jack him up to mid-30s. isn't this race going to come down to a couple of points next tuesday night whether romney can stay in this race in the south or gingrich can stay stay in the race at all. >> gingrich can stay in as long as he has money. >> because of adelson? >> he'd be out of the race a long time ago if it wasn't for one family. and i think we'll see what happens going forward. it's import toont say whether he'll to v to get out of the race. this is an spirely new world in terms of where the money comes from and how it gets allocated. it's a lot of regional candidates. if you looked at the map last night, santorum was strong. romney was strong on the coast to the more, hate to

dee myers, very good to see you, dee dee. >> good to be here, joe. >> have you seen a race like thist looks like it's going to go to -- go to the convention. romney has to get 50% of the delegates. >> right, and none of the opponents show any sign of wanting to drop out. it -- no, i've never seen a race like this and one where there's so little enthusiasm in the base of the party that's in the middle of this what could be a very exciting nominating process seems just frustrated, disappointed, perplexed about what to do. this is not like we have -- it's not a bounty of great choices. you know, in 2008, it was a similar dynamic, but it was kind of a bounty of good choices, and this is not that. >> i remember listening to the radio in 1991, in december of 1991, bill clinton was campaigning across new hampshire, and i remember the interview -- i hate to admit it. it was npr, and the interviewer -- >> busted. >> -- was talking to a new hampshire voter who said he's one of us, the guy understands me. he was a guy from arkansas going to new hampshire, and you had people saying he's just the

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has dee dee spoken to police yet? >> not yet. >> why not? >> well, they're setting it up now as we speak, i understand it. but what's very telling, soledad, is the records. her story -- >> the phone records? >> the phone records. and at 7:12 was our last call to him. the phone call lasted for four minutes. at 7:17 according to the police records, they got to the scene and trayvon was shot and killed on the ground. and that tells us a lot. it tells us that she heard some part of the conversation that happened between george zimmerman and trayvon martin. and what she heard was not him coming to identify himself as any neighborhood association captain or anything like that. he said, what are you doing around here? as to suggest that he didn't have a right to be here. and you listen to the 911 tapes, what he thought about trayvon. so we can gleam where his mentality was after he got out of the car. >> does it potentially compromise the case that this young woman who i guess is an earwitness to large degree and has the phone record, that could be

i agree with dee dee. we all know, it is not a surprise coming into tonight that governor romney's going to be the nominee. but at the end of the day, he's limping into the nomination, if he was on a football team, he would be on the injured reserve list. he has really taken hard hits, and i think particularly with women voters, it is going to be very hard for him to make that pivot that is so important. i don't think he actually can make that pivot right away. he has some work to do to deal with santorum, to deal with gingrich. he's going to be a spending a lot more money. he is spinning more than he is raising right now. after coming out in favor of the blunt amendment, saying that, you know, any employer can take away health insurance from women if they disagreed with it, it will be hard to pick up the women voters in the general. he has hurt himself badly. >> jamie: what is the power of the female vote? a woman in a household pretty much makes the decision for everybody in the household? particularly y

i agree with dee dee. we all know, it is not a surprise coming into tonight that governor romney's going to be the nominee. but at the end of the day, he's limping into the nomination, if he was on a football team, he would be on the injured reserve list. he has really taken hard hits, and i think particularly with women voters, it is going to be very hard for him to make that pivot that is so important. i don't think he actually can make that pivot right away. he has some work to do to deal with santorum, to deal with gingrich. he's going to be a spending a lot more money. he is spinning more than he is raising right now. after coming out in favor of the blunt amendment, saying that, you know, any employer can take away health insurance from women if they disagreed with it, it will be hard to pick up the women voters in the general. he has hurt himself badly. >> jamie: what is the power of the female vote? a woman in a household pretty much makes the decision for everybody in the household? particularly y

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[whistle] there's a foul down low and it's called against xavier's backup guard dee davis. it will be a 1-1. clark: he's trying to wrestle with cooley because of the switch. see, they switched on the screen and davis down there trying to wrestle with cooley and giving up an awful lot of size and weight. there it is. davis took the worst of it but i think he got up under cooley. and that's why he got whistled for the foul. jim: it's a short stint for davis. and cooley will be shooting 1-1. seventh team foul on xavier. cooley is 1-3 tonight from the line. a notre dame team that finished third in the regular season in the big east. 15-5. syracuse regular season champs. marquette finished second and then there was notre dame. after last year going 14-4. back-to-back good, good seasons there turned in by mike brey and his staff. wells. [whistle] that is going to go against notre dame that time. clark: scott martin guilty. is that his fourth? jim: it is. four on martin. clark: right now you can see xavier playing through its top three scorers, holloway, lyons, and dez wells. dee

[whistle] there's a foul down low and it's called against xavier's backup guard dee davis. it will be a 1-1. clark: he's trying to wrestle with cooley because of the switch. see, they switched on the screen and davis down there trying to wrestle with cooley and giving up an awful lot of size and weight. there it is. davis took the worst of it but i think he got up under cooley. and that's why he got whistled for the foul. jim: it's a short stint for davis. and cooley will be shooting 1-1. seventh team foul on xavier. cooley is 1-3 tonight from the line. a notre dame team that finished third in the regular season in the big east. 15-5. syracuse regular season champs. marquette finished second and then there was notre dame. after last year going 14-4. back-to-back good, good seasons there turned in by mike brey and his staff. wells. [whistle] that is going to go against notre dame that time. clark: scott martin guilty. is that his fourth? jim: it is. four on martin. clark: right now you can see xavier playing through its top three scorers, holloway, lyons, and dez wells. dee

. >> reporter: tonight, abc news spoke with martin's 16-year-old girlfriend, dee dee. she describes being on the phone with martin as he described zimmerman following him. >> he was walking to fast, and he said, this man is about to do something to him. and then he said the man is still behind him and then i said, run. >> reporter: she described martin being out of breath as he ran away from zimmerman. and other never heard before details, including how trayvon described zimmerman just moments before the tragedy. >> trayvon said it was creepy, you know, he crazy. >> reporter: just 70 feet from home, martin was killed by a single shot to the chest. four hours later, george zimmerman walked into that police station. he was a free man later that night. matt gutman, abc news. sanford, florida. >>> and a program note now. "good morning america" anchor robin roberts is going to host a groundbreaking town hall on abc news radio, race a justice on abc news radio and also at yahoo!.com. be sure to tune in. >>> now to colorado where a wildfire is still raging in the mountains so

here is the carolina chick dee. >> here's a chick dee in a rural environment.ow let's listen to that poor little chick dee in urban environments. >> reporter: the heightened pitch has scientists wondering will city birds be able to find love if their country cousins refuse to mate because they don't recognize calls from the urbanhood. for harrison, it comes down to the adaptability of nature. >> nature simply wants a balance. the birds that live in the city have to achieve that balance. >> reporter: he says more research is in the works to department whether urban birds have simply adapted to the stress of city living and what happens when mother nature passes down a different tune to future generations. bill plant, cbs news, washington. >> that is amazing. >> it's so interesting. >> oh, my goodness. >> it almost sounded like the bird was smoking. >> and we know that can be dangerous. >>> you're watching 9news now at 6:00 a.m. good morning. i'm andrea roane. >>> happy monday. thanks for joining us. i'm mike hydeck. we're glad you are here. here's monika santami

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tonight, abc news spoke exclusively with martin's 16-year-old girlfriend, dee dee. she describes being on the phone with martin as he described zimmerman following him. >> and then come to say, the man is still behind him. and i come to say, run. >> reporter: just 70 feet from home, martin was killed by a single shot to the chest. four hours later, george zimmerman walked into that police station. he was a free man later that night. matt gutman, abc news. sanford, florida. >>> and a program note now. "good morning america" anchor robin roberts is going to host a groundbreaking town hall on abc news radio. a live discussion, race and justice at 7:00 p.m. eastern at abc news radio and yahoo.com. be sure to tune in. >>> now to colorado where a wildfire is still raging in the mountains southwest of denver, on earth parched by the dry and very warm winter. and clayton sandell is with one family taking us on their frantic flight to outrun the flames. >> that is fricking ominous. >> reporter: doug gulich knew there were only minutes to escape. his wife kim helped frantical

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the press secretary to president clinton, dee dee meyers.ere on the 92 campaign and you had a political spouse was that seen as an effective surrogate in somebody who you were nervous about the swing voters at the time. compare that balance that was struck then and what the obamas have done now. >> worry hillary clinton, we started the campaign and they liked to say buy one get one free or two for the price of one. we realized that that was not an effective positioning because people didn't want the first lady to be in charge. that was never the strategy for the first lady. mrs. clinton wanted to play a policy and did play a substantive role and some of it worked and some less well. subsequent for taking a lesson and what work and what didn't. >> it's funny that you say this. this is generational. we had the baby boomer first ladies. michelle obama with a close baby boomer and all were working women and raised kids and were in. it seems that i got the chance that with laura bush and president obama, they have to play an old fashioned role. >

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dee river. i'm beth troutman. it's a brand-new week and we have brand-new videos and the stories behind them. "right this minute." >>> police show this video of an arrest of students at a school but there was one little problem. one of the students in the classroom, her mother was the woman shown being arrested. hear about the oops that has mom really angry now. >>> google earth strike again. it's google versus the peeing frenchman. why he's so poed. >> he wants to lose weight. the internet cry for help. >> arthur from the biggest loser. >>> see how one does cleaning his crib. built the gym into his apartment. >>> what is that crazy light in the sky. we will try to answer that. >> i was taking notes. >>> this dash-cam video is from an august arrest in sioux city iowa. it raised a lot of questions about the technique. this video popped up in the news again because a blipolice offic showed it in the classroom. one of the students in the classroom, her mother was the one shown being arrested. >> why was he showing it

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david steel the two dee weather winner. when we come back it's warm but when the rain arrives. talk about that straight ahead. . >>> you're watching the station that works for you. abc 2news at six. >> looks like pier39, is that -- no that's the naval academy. we are in annapolis. the fog will burn off on the -- we get our boats out on the water. nice. >>> wyatt will be back with the full forecast. >>> let's look at health news. according to the society of america most sinus infections treated wrong. one out of seven are found to have one but there is no simple test to determine if it's a virus or bacteria. however, that is leading to over use of medications and drug resistance bacteria. >>> older adults who are over weight may have lower mental function than those who are not. in a study those between the ages of 60 and 70 with a high body mass index were linked to the lowest mental performance there. was a particular association with belly fat. >>> nobody can deny the bond between and you your child. never to early to start build that relationship. linda taking us to a class

annapolis, see the rain moving in, the heavy clouds started off as a dee decent day.comes the rape, and just as quickly as it moves in, it is moving out. we have a second round on the way for tomorrow morning. right now, temperatures down to 46 degrees in baltimore, 45 dels. 43 winchester. cooler air western maryland. humidity up, of course with the rain coming down, anywhere from about 90-100% humidity. the highs today, we made it in to the 60s yesterday. not quite today. we made to it 52 degrees, to the south, we have a warm front that is going to lift up through the north, that provided us with moisture and that's what got some of the storms going here in our area and the rain going in our area. there is thunderstorms moving in to the atlantic, that was the first round. seeing scattered light showers now. second round out to the west, that's the same round of storms that left over 50 tornados through indiana, through kentucky and tennessee, four confirmed deaths. this is the line of storms coming through tomorrow. it's not going to have the gusta once it gets here