we're reading stephen king, anne rice, edgar allan poe. how long does it take to write a letter? well... you know i'm seeing other guys, right? yeah. i'm just not ready to get serious with anyone. sure. i knew you'd understand. listen... i better get back before my parents find out i've left. sure. are you going to be o.k.? i'll be fine. go back to the hotel and get some sleep. i hope kevin will be home soon. oh, he'll be back soon. thanks again for your thoughtful offer. ( to himself ): where are my keys? my car keys. i thought they were in my pocket. honey, they're on the hall table. ah. they... they're not here. well, they must be. i saw you put them there. maybe they are in your pocket. no, no they're definitely... they're definitely not in my pockets. well, where can they be? kevin! come on. ( softly ): my car's gone. where's my car? when are you going back to school? tomorrow. jeez, what am i supposed to say? good luck, i guess. you're a sweet guy, kev. good night. thanks, john. do me a favor... if you do hear from him, have him call

katherine turned, she said, to the fictional works of the then popular 19th century southern author, edgar allan poe. but with her nerves already frayed she decided that she is going to avoid his most fearsome pieces, as she puts it. and perhaps, we don't know, but perhaps she chose the fall of the house of usher. well, it's not a particularly grizzley story. it's not filled as are some other of the poe stories with grim supernatural horrors, which might if they distort -- short story -- from and selling events around them. that's where begins community recall, poe as narrator is paying a visit to a friend. and man in robert usher who is the heir of an old wealthy and venerable family, and he's the current master of its imposing usher mansion. and the first glance, this mansion's massive evidence, says a narrator, gave little token of instability. but it's seeming solidity he goes on to say can see old a barely perceptible fishery that ran down through it from its roof to its foundation. pose a narrator, after spending some time sitting with usher, suddenly hears the mansions hidden structural fault

. >> reporter: edgar allan poe is so beloved by football they named their football team after one ofies but clearly new orleans is the best football city and that's why we're hosting this year's super bowl. who dat. >> mo. >> reporter: yes, i think it's pretty clear testified is there that baltimore is the superior city. >> before i go, where can i get a coat like that? >>. >> reporter: in baltimore. actually bob schieffer said he's missing hiss awning from his summerhouse i would pay money to see you in a coat like that. >> there's more on the web if you want to watch cal ripken jr. teach me how to eat a crab live and john and i have more comparisons. >> you say you enjoy the game of football. do you still feel the same way? you adore it? >> i love football. i do. it's been great. it's terrific. i'll be at every super bowl from now on. >> thank you, mo. >>> when you think football neil patrick harris may not be who comes to mind immediately but guess what? he's here for the great game and the great food. >>> i liked a guy and he didn't like me, and, well, i got a little obsessed. i'

. >>> well it sounds like something by edgar allan poe, the strange case of amy bishop.uesday six people were shot at the university of alabama, three all biology professors died. their colleague amy bishop eventually pleaded guilty to the killings and was sent to prison but now she wants to appeal and the judge has given her until monday to file the appeal, but the alabama case is just part of this strange story. >> reporter: the campus rampage in 2010 shocked the university of alabama-huntsville. disgruntled professor amy bushishop shot six colleagues at the end of a department meeting, killing three and wounding three others. >> it didn't happen. there's no way. >> reporter: the day after bishop was taken into custody, the huntsville sheriff's department receive add phone call from a police chief more than 1,000 miles way in braintree, massachusetts. in this week's "the new yorker" magazine chief paul frazer told them. the woman you have in custody, i thought you'd want to know she shot and killed her brother back in 1986. amy was 21 years old when she shot her 18-yea