but then ethan loses his temper and accidentally kills her, and that part is tom's speculation. >> i happened, but i just -- i just panicked, and i ran out of there. >> fraternity brothers help him cover up the crime by setting fire to the scene, again, the circumstances of the fire, something tom imagined. and here is a version of the awkward true scene the morgans remembered so vividly the day after jennifer died when the real fraternity boy, chris, came by their house and offered that theory that sounded more to the family like a cover-up. >> i was thinking about it in the car on the way over here, and what probably happened, several synthetic fibers in the sofa upholstery are highly flammable. what probably happened was the lamp fell over. >> the film ends with some wishful thinking by tom. a cop zeros in. >> ethan, i'm going to catch the person who did this, and when i do, the district attorney is going to seek the death penalty and probably get it. >> and the ethan character is left tortured by what he's done but unwilling to turn himself in. >> i mean you're just cruising thro

ethan allen introduces a new way of living at extraordinary savings. presenting five signature lifestyles: romance, vintage, modern, elegance, and explorer. five visions of american style inspired by you. find your signature lifestyle at a design center today. come in now. >>> 5:39. look at this massive flooding in sugar lake, missouri. sheriff deputies are patrolling the area check out the hazardous -- checking out the hazardous conditions. they are letting homeowners with boats back in to get information and pictures for their insurance adjusters. >> the water even though it's going up and down a little bit, it's -- whoa think it's going to be there for a while and after talking to some of the residents and listening to their concerns, we will let them in a couple times a week so that's what we are doing. >> the sheriff he's office -- sheriff office has not had problems with looters in the area. we have seen wild watter. >> we have. because flooding in missouri is something we hadn't told you about. right now, lynette, we really need rain in maryland

ethan allen had never built furniture by the way, never made furniture. [laughter] but he burned a good deal of it. [laughter] and he was a tough character when the revolution broke out he was also a smart character and fought i complete my cards differently with the green mountain boys and those are the green mountain boys we learned about in high school history. so there is the connection with a hampshire. yes, ma'am. >> [inaudible] >> oklahoma was originally a territory called indian territory that was used when the ethnically cleansed the indians from the southeastern states. they were shipped out to reservations in oklahoma. approaching the turn-of-the-century the groundwork was laid earlier and that meant congress had to change the way that land was titled. was held by tribes and the enactment 1899 keefer citizenship to indians and those tribes in return for the tribe's three disturbing the land so it was titled by individual indians which then enabled it to be sold and broken up. it's sort of a complicated thing. what is fascinating though to me mo

this is about 18 months old right now and his name is ethan nomache, that means little man in indian.es me hope and reason to pull through. when i get out i'll live with my dad to get myself on my feet before cane raise money to get my own place. get on my feet and get to know my son and be a better husband to my wife. hopefully start a future. you know? >>> coming up empty in the laundry facility search, sergeant lawton and isu launch a full-scale investigation of the laundry workers cells in hopes of locating any dangerous contraband before it's used. >> these are actually some targeted cells that we're after, inmates that are assigned to the laundry. we'll follow up, see if we can find more metal, more contraband. go up to the cell, strip the inmates out, bring them out of the cell and complete our cell searches. get to the door, go ahead and pop them. >> pretty much looking for any kind of contraband, weapons, drugs -- >> turn around. >> you smell -- i'm telling you right now -- you will be -- did you swallow something? >> what would i swallow? >> you tell me, i'm asking you. >> s

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work so hard down in those trenches and they have such a black comedy sense of humor that i ran into ethan is his name. he's a great lawyer, great guy. i ran into him at like the peninsula spa, and he walks up and he says -- and someone like i'm sorry, he said i'm the villain. every story needs a villain. i'm the villain. it's fine, i'm fine. [laughter] >> but those guys are -- they're fantastic lawyers. >> you joke about that. but my question is, when -- if you're a prosecutor, your job is to find the truth. your job is not to win a conviction. and i don't understand in reading this entire book and then i urge you to do it and see if you come to a different conclusion, how the prosecutor could have looked at the evidence and actually stood up in front of a jury and asked them to convict jovan mosley of this crime. it was just shocking to the conscience. and another thing that ought to shock people as they see this is that is how obscure this case was. and ask yourself, how many cases like this might be now in cook county? we have a system that misfires often enough and it takes someone co

boehner's -- all of the offices are like walking into an ethan allen. [ laughter ] very chill.make it for fiji water and you walk in his office. you're like, "dude -- do you love the fiji that much?" [ laughter ] and -- >> jimmy: cool. >> but it's an amazingly serene place in all their offices. it's like ducks. you can't see their feet and there are --the majority and minority whips paddling beneath the surface. and then, you walk outside the hill and you realize the level of disgust for this body. all of the people we spent the day with. the hatred in america where we all live. so, we're going to reflect some of that in this special. >> jimmy: it was interesting, i mean, 'cause we don't -- we don't really get too political on our show but, you know, now and then we'll do a joke about obama or we'll do a joke about sarah palin. >> right, you keep it -- >> jimmy: keep it balanced. but man, people go nuts on twitter. they go, "hey, stop making fun of palin, why don't you make fun of obama?" and i go, "we do make fun of obama." >> just today, somebody tweeted me, "hey brian, does

movies but what they found was it didn't work that well because people gave schindler's list five stars ethan- how could you not? it's a great movie about the holocaust -- and so, now that they have the streaming -- now that so many people are streaming movies on netflix they can say to watch five minutes of that but then flip over to the fast and furious, so that is actually what you prefer and this gets me back to this thing out what is the preference? and should you trust me when i say that i prefer something or should you trust my behavior? i would argue that even though people be given the way they say they will find there is a lot of value taking them at their word and giving them that kind of agency that just as a general principle you want people to make decisions about what they do. you don't want to have to be given a start with it than -- >> host: businesses don't want that. businesses want people to get -- again, the tension between the sort of commercial and civic value. it strikes me when you say you have to trust the when i say something but you are pointing to the idea that th

people who call this a tax increase in are defending earmarks' fort ethan all, stimulus package breaksx breaks for eskimo whaling captains and deductions for vacation homes. in a time when we are near bankruptcy. >>catherine: his plan would and special-interest tax breaks that the indicated. even he is it meaning that it will not get anywhere the president and republicans are still negotiating in trying to work a deal to cut spending and increase the debt ceiling. stay with us, more coming up. first let me look of this this is amazing this is that huge wall of dust in phoenix. a giant wall of dust ball into the air returning the sky brown. he was looking live it is creating dangerous driving conditions. delaying airline flights for obvious reasons. with lower visibility and they say that 3,000 ft. high. they're concerned about this on july 5th. they had another a dust storm knocking out a lot of power causing cancellations. this dust storm in the phoenix is causing some flight delays and a lot of really dangerous driving conditions. stay with us. with sweet and smoky barbecue sauce, al

there are certain times that call for doing ethane that is important to get done for this nation to move forward. you have to tear it for the economy teeth -- you have to do it for the economy to get stronger. to rise above their interest and do the things that need to get done. two only focus on getting rid of obama is the wrong focus. it is a very selfish-minded approach to politics. to think that as long as people suffer so i will benefit from it politically -- it is wrong. host: $14.30 trillion debt. now it is quickly aroaching $15 trillion. >> an update on the debt and deficit reduction talks. this is from today's "washington journal." consumer. alex is joining us live on the phone. thanks for being with us. guest: thanks for having me. host: 36 hour deadline by friday from the president came and went although we're told over the weekend. staff level negotiations have continued. what's the later? guest: well, the late zest the highest level talks between the president and the congressional leaders has simmered down. that's everythinged by the fact that the senate republican leader i

ethan allen never built or never made furniture. but he earned a good deal of it. and he was a tough character when the revolution broke out he was also a smart character and thought i think i complete my cards differently with the green mountain boys and those are the green mountain boys we learned about in high school history. so there is the connection with the hampshire. yes, ma'am? >> it to the trinkle indian territory was used when ethnically cleansed the indians from the southeastern states they were shipped out to the reservations in oklahoma. approaching the turn-of-the-century the groundwork for this was leader earlier it became a state, and doing that meant congress had to change the way the land was titled in that territory it was held by tribes, and the act i believe and not 1900 to 1999 gave citizenship to indians and those tribes in return for the tribes redistributing the land so that is titled by individual indians which they've been able to be sold and broken up sort of a complicated thing. what's fascinating to me most about oklahoma's statehood

casual comebacks like this dotted ethan number we first saw in april along with stunners like the lacehe really knows how to dress and how to wow you. she puts the outfit on and it sells out. sold out. >> reporter: the duchess donned more than 16 outfits in seven days including a cozy red sweatshirt and even a cowboy hat. >> she can take anything and make it look clean and simple. she's the audrey hepburn of 2011. >> reporter: like hepburn kate's look was in full swing as more than ten dress changed filled her schedule. kate's style revealed her love for navy blue and comfy skinny jeans like the pair she wore for a boat race against william. she may have lost the race but her royal repeats won her praise worldwide. this white dress was in her engagement photo, the wedges from a polo match years ago and the blazer dusted off from the plane ride her. >> that she's not afraid to wear things more than once is unbelievable. >> reporter: they head to hollywood where american fashion fans eagerly await kate's arrival. for "good morning america," bianna golodryga, abc news, new york. >> and jo

ethan allen introduces a new way of living at extraordinary savings. signature lifestyles: romance, vintage, modern, elegance, and explorer. five visions of american style inspired by you. find your signature lifestyle at a design center today. come in now. ♪ wrap you up in my love ♪ all over all over >>> all over america in times square extending their july 4th holiday weekend. not a bad day. robin is still off right now but i'm here with elizabeth vargas. >> enjoying a nice week off. i hope she's relaxing sleeping someplace. >> lara, you are back. you've got some "show us the money." >> i want to show you all t the money." it's hiding in your closets. it's right there, people. all the clothes you know you'll never wear again. just admit it. we can turn them into big bucks. hundreds of dollars. new ways to cash in on this morning's edition of "show me the money." >> other ways to save money, trying to bust these myths about expiration dates. when you need to buy new shoe, when you need to change the oil in your car, throw out the aspirin. those are se

all that weather was brought to you by ethan allen. elizabeth?sam, thank you very much. >>> coming up next, will and kate sneaking away for some private moments. the latest on their cross-continental tour as they get ready to hit california. >>> and death-defying stunts that teenage thrill-seekers are racing to put online. modern, elegance, and explorer. five visions of american style inspired by you. find your signature lifestyle at a design center today. come in now. i feel like i have to wind myself up to deal with the sadness, the loss of interest, the lack of energy. [ male announcer ] ask your doctor about pristiq®, a prescription medicine proven to treat depression. pristiq is thought to work by affecting the levels of two chemicals in the brain, serotonin and norepinephrine. tell your doctor right away if your depression worsens or you have unusual changes in mood, behavior, or thoughts of suicide. antidepressants cacaincrease suicidal thoughts and behaviors in children, teens and young adults. pristiq is not approved for children under 1

i'm chris wragge along with erica hill, coming up on the program this morning, ethan hunt for the republicanial nomination, but jon huntsman is having a tough time standing out. >> is he here with us in the studio this morning, we'll talk to him about his campaign, many saying where is the campaign, it's off to a slow start. we'll talk to him, he weighed in on speaker boehner's latest plan on what to do with the debt issues in washington, talk to him why he is supporting that plan and why he thinks maybe some other folks should get behind it. >> we're looking forward to speaking with him. first jeff glor with the headlines. >> speaking of speaker boehner he's scrambling to rewrite his debt ceiling plan. he pulled his two-tier plan to cut $1.2 trillion in spending after the congressional budget office found it would only cut $850 billion and a number of conservative lawmakers rebelled. he'll have a new plan ready for a vote tomorrow. i taliban attack and the taliban took responsibility for today's bombing. >>> the u.s. issued a new terror alert for americans traveling overseas today. the stat

use it for human health, but to see if we confined new catalyst material for converting methane to ethane. we will find that one part in the million. i am not that good of a biologist. i could not have done that with out all the groundwork to take the technology and make it not that difficult for us to work on. it has been very fine. you can find the dna sequence that can code for protein that can improve the efficiency of your solar cell and about three weeks. >> where are you seeing this going? >> this is one of my favorite things about being an engineer right now. there's so many opportunities. look around and pick one. you want to pick health care or energy or environment for water, all of those are science and engineering opportunities. in my group, we focus on energy quite a bit, energy storage, battery spirit we focus on solar and new catalyst discoveries for energy. we work in cancer as well. we look for these new diagnostic probes for early detection of cancer. we also look at storage. just pick one of them. everything to me as a material. whether it is a material for energy or h

there are certain times that call for doing ethane that is important to get done for this nation to move forward. you have to tear it for the economy teeth -- you have to do it for the economy to get stronger. to rise above their interest and do the things that need to get done. two only focus on getting rid of obama is the wrong focus. it is a very selfish-minded approach to politics. to think that as long as people suffer so i will benefit from it politically -- it is wrong. host: $14.30 trillion debt. now it is quickly approaching $15 trillion. our guest is the editor in chief of the thinkprogress.org. thanks for being here with us. there been many changes in airport security. just how safe is set to fly and what happens when there are breaches in some of the security apparatus? we will talk about that in a few minutes about all of this. and the u.s.-mexican border and how safe it is or is not. these are topics to come on the "washington journal" of this sunday, july 17. here are some images from cartoonists around the country. ♪ ♪ and >> i am very interested in what i call disappeari

ethan and stephanie, bowing here at arlington cemetery, lost their father on may 12 of this year. the sergeant, who was stationed at camp lejeune marine base, and another was sent with the mission to train afghan citizens to become police. the men had just sat down to dinner when a rogue trainee opened fire killing both men. in an email to his wife the day before he died, the sergeant said, and i quote, i don't trust them. i don't trust them for anything, not anything at all. this brings me to a quote from a.c. snow's recent column tiled "time to bring them home: let them live." mr. snow is a well-known correspondent in north carolina. and i quote, it seems we never run out of wars. it is as if one small country after another sends out a grave's invitation reading, we're having a war, please come. and uncle sam borrows millions to offer freedom our nation building. mr. speaker, i go back to the two little girls in this picture. how many more children will be at the grave site of a loved one? how many more have to known the pain of war? i further quote from a.c. snow's article and