it's therapeutic for me. >> donald pippin meets with dr.ook for the last time before he's released from holman. >> hey. mr. pippin, how are you doing today? good to see you. >> i wrote my aunt. she wrote back and said i had a place, so i'm going go stay with her. >> that's a for sure thing? >> yeah, that's a for sure thing. you can call her. i told you last time i would probably go to the halfway house but i ain't going to no halfway house. it's one thing to be able to go somewhere and be comfortable where you're at and another thing to be forced to be somewhere you don't want to go. when i get out of prison, i want to be free. i don't want to have to abide by more rules that are institutionalized, you know. >> well, keep in mind that your aunt will have expectations, also. >> right. i know, she -- >> she has chores to be done around the house. >> that's one of the main reasons why i'm going. she's -- she's not a midget but she's a small person. and she has problems getting around the house and doing stuff and running errands. she lives by

donald harvey wanted to play god.was still trying to convince me he was motivated by compassion. >> if i was laying -- okay, look at you today, you weighed 90 pounds a year from now and you don't know nothing, do you still want to be hanging on? >> good question. because in 1983 on a case, i was in a coma for a week. i collapsed and as far as they knew, i had no brain wave activity, my digestive system shut down. i felt tremendous pain. i'm pretty sure harvey would have had no problem taking me out. what if the tables were turned? would you like somebody to treat you like yourself? >> if they wanted to come and go ahead. don't get caught. damn, don't get caught. them little cells and bathrooms you live in ain't all that. >> harvey worked pretty hard to convince me he was a mercy killer. there are plenty of cases where he was anything but merciful. but they weren't all mercy? >> no, they weren't all. >> all mercies? >> first death occurred 18 years of age with you. can you tell me about that, how that happened? >> just

i did sign for tonight's top time awards night guest new york allowed bell donald trump now this man has never stops giving his opinion to anybody out there who will listen why drunk feels a need to inject himself into every national conversation is beyond me and he doesn't have an empire to run a low rated t.v. show to attend to well i think really he was just missing the limelight so he decided to say something crazy to get back in now trump has decided to weigh in on the herman cain sexual harassment scandal but he's got kind of an unusual target here how come jon stewart gets away with a very very racist remarks about herman cain nobody else could pull that off where is reverend jackson where is reference sharpton were all the critics that if somebody else did it it would be a disaster all right so trump thinks that jon stewart is racist and really what could have led trump to make these accusations against jon stewart it's not what he said with the way he said it he told his voice the inflection believable anybody else deep deep trouble really donald you're basing your belief or

but maybe the donald could change it around. who knows?y that donald trump will say something and later we will report on it. >> bob: exactly. >> greg: that's how it wor works. >> bob: you are a good friend of trump. >> eric: i am. >> bob: i think he is a funny nice guy. >> eric: he is a smart guy and made millions of dollars and employed billions of people. >> bob: billions? >> eric: hundreds of thousands of people and paid billion in taxes, what i mean to say. great guy. i don't think he will run. a book deal coming out and show coming up. they may want him to run. but listen, he -- >> greg: asked by the way -- >> eric: hold on. >> bob: seriously. he is just doing analysis like -- >> eric: you have to admit, every candidate wants donald's endorsement. >> bob: oh, yeah, they sure do. >> eric: why? he's respected. >> andrea: i penned a couple of columns supporting him before he pulled the i'm going to run and i'm going to run and then didn't. i wasn't endorsing him but i said let the man speak. he is an effective mouthpiece for the g.o.p.

so the cons and i through all time involved herman cain and donald trump and jon stewart playing the connection just a moment and then happy hour ron paul gleeson on the for mccain sexual harassment problem with a ridiculous comment plus an old people militia was busted in georgia. the police. nobody seems to know. but never persuade the face of the argument that they're being overly dramatic. you know sometimes you see a story and it seems so you think you understand it and then a glimpse something else you hear sees some other part of it and realize that everything is ok you don't know i'm sorry welcome to the big picture. mr. i did sign for tonight's top time award and tonight's guest in new york allowed bell donald trump alice madison never stops giving of opinions anybody out there who will listen why drug bills need to inject himself into every national conversation is beyond me and he doesn't have an empire to run a low rated t.v. show to attend to well i think really he was just missing the limelight so he decided to say something crazy to get back in now trump is decided to

>> reporter: this time, donald patterson is not able to answer. in fact, you don't hear him speak into the phone again. it's not clear whether he put the phone down or was carrying it while trying to escape. it sounds at though fire crews arrived. donald patterson cried to them, still unable to get out of the burning home. hello? -- . >> at this point, the 9-1-1 dispatcher knows she has done all she can. neighbors said there have been a number of break ins in the neighborhood and the patterson installed bars on their win windows, investigators believe that prevented hem from escaping when the home caught on fire he city police say it is very possible that donald patterson was calling the fire department from his cell phone. they also say it's not likely that very much time was wasted in transferring the call, we have requested a 9-1-1 tapes from baltimore county as well to determine how much time we are talking about. other investigation, investigators say that fire started because of an electrical problem in the patterson's home. >> that is tough

donnel, nice to talk to you. >> thank you, greta. >> donald, mr. herman cain certainly is a controversy swirling around him right now. what are your thoughts on this? >> well, other than being a little bit late to the gun, i think he has really done a pretty good job. he was running a company, somebody made a complaint, it would seem. i think if nothing else comes of it, it's going to be fine. but things like this happen. you know, thin the lawyers get involved and the lawyers want hundreds of thousands of dollars and you can settle for peanuts. maybe that's what his company d. or maybe that's what the association did. >> well, apparently, there are two other women unnamed, everything's anonymous, which is always troubling to me. i come from a law background, where have you to identify yourself if you make an accusation, is that there are two other women who claim there has been some sort of -- not touching, but sexual harassment that something was said to them. does that make it a more difficult problem for him? >> i think it's a very ugly witch-h

but maybe the donald could change it around. who knows?that donald trump will say something and later we will report on it. >> bob: exactly. >> greg: that's how it wor works. >> bob: you are a good friend of trump. >> eric: i am. >> bob: i think he is a funny nice guy. >> eric: he is a smart guy and made millions of dollars and employed billions of people. >> bob: billions? >> eric: hundreds of thousands of people and paid billion in taxes, what i mean to say. great guy. i don't think he will run. a book deal coming out and show coming up. they may want him to run. but listen, he -- >> greg: asked by the way -- >> eric: hold on. >> bob: seriously. he is just doing analysis like -- >> eric: you have to admit, every candidate wants donald's endorsement. >> bob: oh, yeah, they sure do. >> eric: why? he's respected. >> andrea: i penned a couple of columns supporting him before he pulled the i'm going to run and i'm going to run and then didn't. i wasn't endorsing him but i said let the man speak. he is an effective mouthpiece for the g.o.p. be

one, donald trump really thinks that was my herman cain impression? ( laughter ) ( applause ) and, two, doesn't donald trump realize that wasn't even the most offensive accent i used in that particular bit? you want sausage on your pie? i just want to get in there and ( bleep )-- i just want to errgqh! so offensive? and the cursing. myron cohen never cursed. always with the ( bleep ) this and the ( bleep ) that. ( laughter ) you know, look, i've taken criticism before, been called a racist, stupid, an ( bleep ). it goes with being a dick for a living. ( laughter ). it's an occupational hazard. but this one hurts. because of how much i respect donald trump. ( laughter ) he is the sophisticated man. did you know he eats pizza with a fork? ( laughter ) and-- ( applause ) as to the charges of whether i was being racist, it turns out donald trump is in a unique position to judge he. >> i have a great relationship with the blacks. i have-- i have always had a great relationships with the blacks. >> jon: this is a man who has a great relationship with "the b

>> my favorite was donald trump because i love donald. can i have a bit of trump? >> trump? gosh, what was the line i used to do? i'm donald trump. well, you know, trump is home based with mr. trump is this. you know, like you're over there going so i was over there at snl yesterday and we had a sandwich and went over and went to i an game. the whole time he's going -- and then he starts like going, i remember this one time, you th yeah. >> i think we should play you something now. we've got a tribute to you. from the great man. >> all right. >> so i'm interviewing darryl hammond, who does a very good donald trump, i have to say. what do you make of his impression? >> well, he's been amazing. he was on "saturday night live" for years. and really i don't think anybody ever hit me like him. but i think he's amazing. he's a great guy. and he has me down to a tee. and others. but people think he does it the best. >> wow. >> rare praise indeed. >> super flattering. >> actually, your head cut in there. i mean, you could be brothers. >> you know, i have this bland face that the mak

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donald trump not happy about it.ve a damn about inconveniencing people. i want to talk about inconvenient. you will never see a mess like this tomorrow night. president obama is holding a fundraiser. this president is a much different person than people know. he is a very inconsiderate guy. stop with the fundraisers and run the country. you're doing a hell of a lousy job. >> eric: you have so right. >> bob: donald, stop filling the building so we can drive around town and stop taking limos every place you go. you are losing your mind. >> eric: you're jealous. he has better hair than you. >> bob: i'm jealous because i didn't inherit my money. >> eric: this place is a mad house right now. >> bob: so what? >> kimberly: you don't care. it was a mess, out there trying to get anywhere in new york. people seeing justin bieber and lining up for barack obama. >> eric: is he here? >> kimberly: he pretaped it. i don't want to get in bieber trouble. >> bob: you don't think trump, the crane he has building another trump tower is

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donald is heard one last time in the 911 call. >> help, help. help. >> reporter: seconds later, firefighters arrive at the patterson home. >> you can't get to him. >> reporter: donald and jenny patterson both died of smoke inhalation. the cause of the fire still under investigation. the home did have smoke detectors that could be heard on that tape. >>> kai detectives say a man's body was discovered this morning. the 57-year-old employee was found unresponsive inside the 27 story building near the inner harbor. right now police are calling this a suspicious death, but they aren't releasing his identity or how he died. baltimore's world trade center contains offices of course, an observatory for tourists, kai. >> the maryland transportation authority are leading the investigation. >>> it's official an ethics committee will look into representative curry and his relationship with a grocery store. >> reporter: mike millan launched an investigation into whether senator curry committed illegal acts. convincing his colleagues that he acted ethically w

and lead him by almost two million dollars in the european money list donald has already secured the top tight on the p.g.a. tour but mcelroy has enough events left on the calendar deny the englishman historic catch double the most important thing for me at the minute is just to concentrate on my goals and make that the primary focus which it always has been you know that i've got a good run coming up to the end of the season of us is a big week and you know looking forward to playing with criminals in the world cup and then of you know hong kong in dubai look forward to going to try and look you know to the car and looks lead so. you know this is concentrated on unfinished finishing this year off really well. i'm not is a we've got song full for the moment so the weather is coming up next. ots available in. the how would close a hotel tonight be sure to type the hotel's hotel will show his the groom photo the show would hotel and some will type the hotel kuvasz photo photo slim hotel resort evergreens the old hotel telly the victoria hotel gloria prince photo springs resort and spa

donald trump. trump andvy been going back and forth this year.want him to be honest about his lack of political awareness. but nonetheless, he is a good guy. let me show you a clip of donald. show you that the humility of the man. this is at new hampshire. we got this. just got a picture. >> today, i'm very proud of myself. because i have accomplished something that no one else has been able to accomplish. our president has finally released a birth certificate. /am really honored to have played such a big role in hopefully getting rid of this issue. >> bob: okay, donald, the other thing that you convince people of is you know something about politics. the second place turkey are people in the republican field that went to donald trump's place for political advice and political support. give me a break. he is a good guy in so many ways. politics ain't his bag. who is your turkey? >> eric: i didn't know we had second and third place. >> bob: it's my segment. my turkey of the year is clearly, wait for it. president obama of course. >> bob: you got t

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donald trump -- home base with mr. trump is this.ou know, like you're over there going so i was over there at snl yesterday and twheen we went and had a sandwich and then we went to the game. he's like this the whole time. >> we should play you something. we have a tribute to you. >> i'm interviewing darrell hammond. >> he's amazing. he was on saturday night live for years. i don't think anyone ever hit me like him. he's a great guy and he has me down to a it. and others. but people think he does it the best. >> rare praise indeed. >> super flattered. >> your head cut in there, you could be brothers. >> i have this bland face that the make-up artists say can you paint on because they say you can't make. >> look like someone but you can make me -- look, it's very bland. and then it just can be transformed around. >> where do you get the ability to do impressions from do you think? >> i guess from my mom. my mom was great at it. >> really? >> really good. really good. >> after all we discussed, that's fascinating. >> yes, it transporte

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donald dialed 911 after a fire alarm went off in the middle of night. >> who's on fire? >> my house. the whole house is on fire. >> is a door open where you both can get out. >> yeah. >> leave the house now. >> the fire is raging. >> reporter: seconds go by before donald responds to the dispatchers questions. >> do you have everybody with you? >> yeah, just my house. >> are you able to get you both out of the house? mr.donald. >> reporter: the patterson had put bars over their windows including their bedrooms one. they were fearful of recent break-ins in the neighborhood. these bars trapped the couple inside as firefighters rushed to the scene. donald is heard one last time on the 911 call. >> [screams ] help, help. >> reporter: seconds later firefighters arrive at the patterson's home. >> they can't get to him? >> donald and jenny patterson both died of smoke inhalation, the cause of the fire remains under investigation. vic. >> mary, thank you. hundreds turned out for their funeral including many of their former students. >>> right now baltimore county police are looki

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the first thing you heard from the 911 tapes is the call from donald patterson that went to baltimore county. dispatcher transferred the call to the city. precious seconds were lost because the house was in flames. patterson tells the dispatcher he is upstairs and you can hear him calling for help. >> it's on -- what's on fire. >> my house. the fire is raging. >> hello,. >> yes. >> is there anyway yo you can open the door and get out. >> yes. >> hello,. >> help. help. help. >> reporter: that's very hard to listen to but city police say it is like lie that donald patterson was calling from a cell phone and the cell signal was initially picked up by a tower in baltimore county. officers say it is likely much time was not wasted in transferring the call. sherrie johnson, abc2 news. >>> the band that took part in the inauguration of president has been sidelined. investigators are trying to figure out what caused a death of a drum major. the authorities believe he may have been hazed before his death. the 26-year-old robert champion toyed after performing in the orlando classic. when they