good morning, matt. >> reporter: hey, good morning, george. 11 years ago gary giordano was so close to freedom, now he'll spend the next 16 days locked up here at aruba's prison and probably, george, about 60 days more than that, the most recognizable face among the 110 inmates awaiting trial here. a moment wrapped in shame for gary giordano who still claims he's innocent and one of momentary triumph for aruba's prosecutors securing that 16-day

just twenty five miles from downtown chicago gary indiana the symbol of urban blight by some compared to post evacuation sure know well by others it is a sad thing really is. very depressing. when you see something like this in this kind of condition to just continue to be continue to fall apart this is the city methodist church built in the one nine hundred twenty s. first a place of worship leader a community center it is now at the forefront of gary's decline or used to be a symbol of architectural might and brought the people of gary together is now an enormous space filled with ruins where the only form of life for the pigeons that flying through the walls and the ceilings urban explorers historians and architects are saying that the chances of this place ever being rebuilt are close to zero so it looks likely that this place as well as many others throughout gary are on their way to completely seizing to exist. founded by u.s. steel corporation in one thousand and six the town of gary once with manufacturing jobs but competition from overseas led to a ninety percent cut in the w

we were talking to gary earlier.r husband with sister wives, however many as she can get. this is typical of jeffs' followers. a jury found the polygamist sex leader guilty of child sexual assault. jeffs could get a life sentence. what that may mean for his estimated 10,000 followers is uncertain. gary, as we were talking about earlier, has been following the story for years. and jeffs is determined to lead his church, the flds, from prison. gary learned, for example, while awaiting trial, jeffs used thousands of dollars worth of phone cards to stay in touch with church members. his followers are spread across several states in america. isolated by choice and hostile to outsiders. in towns like colorado city, arizona, even local law enforcement is loyal to jeffs and his sect. here's gary tuchman, once again. >> i've never seen it like this before. i've been here for seven years. and i've never seen things so unstable. and so lawless. i consider this the most lawless town in the country. >> reporter: sam brower is a p

gary indiana. having more ahead for you including top stories and a spotlight with al gore and all that after our business bulletin with marina. hello and welcome to business here on artsy global stock markets nose dived on monday and the u.s. forces were leading the downward spiral of the dow lost five and a half to sense and the nasdaq and that's almost six for sons and the red bud sort of day. asset management believes the world's economy will stable find a major recession due to the growing prominence of emerging markets. world are going to be will still grow broadly at the less as lead a pace that was expected before asian markets and china in particular the contras like india will play higher and higher role as the world's engines and we believe it will be again very initial for russia to diversify bede. resources to the western part of the world to great more and more we asian markets in china and we already see the positive developments on that front. and let's take a look at the markets go

gary indiana will have more of the day's news headlines in our special report coming up but first this the business news with marina. hello and welcome to business here on artsy emerging markets are plunging to their lowest levels in months the talks a combination of u.s. credit downgrade and the euro zone that crisis is promising a broad sell off in financial markets russian stock exchanges were among the worst performers on monday with the arts yes there's an eight percent and the my six over a five percent well that's not cross live starts the self-worth goes up the headquarters of the arts yes stock exchange hello to sara now bring us the update for this hour. well it seems to just keep getting worse harris second day of losses safe following a disastrous day of trading yesterday russian markets continuing today's dive hit with thing much the same story across the european markets as investors a dumping never discusses looking for a safer place to put that money you know what was think particularly affecting russia is that this oh i'm going situation in the us and throughout the ye

gary indiana. back with the head my shortly before that the business news with marina. hello and welcome to business here on our t.v. well global stock markets nose dived on monday and the u.s. forces were leading the downward spiral of the dow lost five and a half percent on the night and that almost six percent in the red but some day is where most asset management believes that what's a condemnable stave off any major recession so they're growing prominence of emerging markets. and world economy will still grow probably at the less as lead a pace that was expected before lesion markets and china but keep your other countries like india play higher and higher all as the world's engines and we believe it will begin very natural for russia to resupply. resources supply the western part of the world for great more and more ways we as asian markets and china and we already see the positive developments on that front. let's take a look at the markets now gold has hit a new record high for the second day in a row it's now adding almost two percent trading at seven hundred f

gary indiana. i will have a recap of all our top story shortly but before that the business news with marina . hello and welcome to business here on r.t. global stock markets nose dived on monday in the u.s. forces were leading the downward spiral the dow lost five and a half percent while the nasdaq ended almost six percent in the red but sygate is where move asset management believes there was economy able to stave off any major recession due to the growing prominence of emerging markets. we're going to meals to grow broadly at the less as lead a pace that was expected before asian markets and china in particular the contras like to play higher and higher role as the world's engines and we believe it will be again very natural for russia to diversify be. resources to the western part of the world to quote great more and more we asian markets in china and we already see the positive developments on that front. and let's take a look at the markets now gold is moving further into record territory ju

first a place of worship leader a community center it is now at the forefront of gary's decline were used to be a symbol of architectural might and brought the people of gary together is now an enormous space filled with ruins where the only form of life for the pigeons that flying through the walls and the ceilings urban explorers historians and architects are saying that the chances of this place ever being rebuilt are close to zero so it looks likely that this place as well as many others throughout gary are on their way to completely seizing to exist. founded by u.s. steel corporation in one nine hundred six the town of gary wants to add manufacturing jobs but competition from overseas led to a ninety percent cut in the workforce the one industry urban center came crumbling down once the steel plant. suffered its loss of thirty thousand jobs. that meant that the population. would grow smaller the revenues for the city would go down and so as that accelerated and sort of snowball gary's population has been cut by half as many fled in search of work it is now almost exclusively afr

gary tuchman joins us from. gary, what's the situation there? >> anderson, we're in the northern part of vermont near the state's biggest city of burlington, and these are the waters from the wimuski river. but we're nowhere near the wimuski river. the river is behind me about a quarter mile. this is a street and flooding in northern vermont is just starting to crest an hour after the worst tropical storm came through. but the worst damage and the worst devastation is in the southern part of the state where we spent much of the day, and that's where creeks and brooks became raging rapids, hundreds of places that were in some cases just ponds where children used to swim became rapids. and in three cases, fatalities, three people have been confirmed dead in vermont, another person is missing but it was incredible, the sights we saw. in one particular place, we saw rapids going through a building, a building that collapsed. and was hanging precarious over the waters. old-timers we talked to had never seen anything like this. the state had never see

gary strieker was the main road from the 1850's. -- gary street was the main road from the 18th of the's. >> it was planned as a major thoroughfare. >> it was a toll road originally. we make people pay to get on the road and we make them pay when they get to the clubhouse. it was a toll road. >> i think that does it for today. thank you for coming and sharing your information and great knowledge. we will see you next y >> the next time you take a muni bus or train, there could be new technology that could make it easier to get to your destination. many are taking a position of next bus technology now in use around the city. updated at regular intervals from the comfort of their home or workplace. next bus uses satellite technology and advanced computer modeling to track buses and trains, estimating are bought stocks with a high degree of accuracy. the bus and train our arrival information can be accessed from your computer and even on your cellular phone or personal digital assistant. knowing their arrival time of the bus allows riders the choice of waiting for it or perhaps doing some s

gary strieker was the main road from the 1850's. -- gary street was the main road from the 18th of the's. >> it was planned as a major thoroughfare. >> it was a toll road originally. we make people pay to get on the road and we make them pay when they get to the clubhouse. it was a toll road. >> i think that does it for today. thank you for coming and sharing your information and great knowledge. we will see you next y

we're joined now from fort wilson with gary. gary, what's the situation there? >> anderson, we're in the northern part of vermont near the state's biggest city of burlington, and these are the waters from the wimuski river. but we're nowhere near the wimuski river. the river is behind me about a quarter mile. this is just beginning to crest an hour after the worst tropical storm came through. but the worst damage is in the southern part of the state where we spent much of the day, and that's where creeks and brooks became raging rapids, hundreds of places that were just ponds where children used to swim became rapid. and in three cases, fatalities, three people have been confirmed dead in vermont, another person was missing. it's incredible, the sights we saw. in one particular place, we saw rapids go through a building, a building that collapsed. old-timers we talked to had never seen anything like this. the state had never seen flooding like this for more than eight decades. fortunately, the waters have been receding in parts of vermont, and many flooding has

our guest this evening gary kelly, c.e.o. of southwest airlines. the conversation with southwest c.e.o. gary kelly continues online. you'll find it on the web at n.b.r. on pbs.org. >> suzanne: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: as we mentioned, it's the report everyone's been waiting for. the labor department releases july's employment numbers. also tomorrow, our "market monitor" guest helps us put the market selloff into perspective. he's adam parker, chief u.s. equity strategist at morgan stanley. with so many pension and money market funds staying in cash, bank of new york mellon plans to charge a fee on big cash deposits. the bank says it's passing along the costs from the sudden and significant shift to cash. the fee is 0.13% on accounts holding more than $50 million in cash. b.n.y. is a custodial bank, meaning it caters to large depositors. it does not deal directly with consumers. >> tom: president obama is urging timothy geithner to stay on the job as u.s. treasury secretary. geithner was said to be considering leaving once the debt d

our guest this evening gary kelly, c.e.o. of southwest airlines. the conversation with southwest c.e.o. gary kelly continues online. you'll find it on the web at n.b.r. on pbs.org. >> suzanne: here's what we're watching for tomorrow: as we mentioned, it's the report everyone's been waiting for. the labor department releases july's employment numbers. also tomorrow, our "market monitor" guest helps us put the market selloff into perspective. he's adam parker, chief u.s. equity strategist at morgan stanley. with so many pension and money market funds staying in cash, bank of new york mellon plans to charge a fee on big cash deposits. the bank says it's passing along the costs from the sudden and significant shift to cash. the fee is 0.13% on accounts holding more than $50 million in cash. b.n.y. is a custodial bank, meaning it caters to large depositors. it does not deal directly with consumers. >> tom: president obama is urging timothy geithner to stay on the job as u.s. treasury secretary. geithner was said to be considering leaving once the debt d

the whole point here is to try to find her. >> why did she go off with gary? >> i hope i get a chance to ask her that myself. >> do you think in the maneuvering and in the deceit that something was not the way you thought it was? >> there is always that possibility. we spent most of our time together. she and i were together five, six, if not seven nights a week. we worked very close together sparse location wise. we would go to work together go out and eat together. we spent most of our free time together. >> i know you are fearful she met with foul play. are you also angry at being betrayed by her? >> that has nothing to do with anything. that effects me more than anybody else in this world, but that is again secondary. that is for when hopefully she is found she and i can have that discussion. i am angry that she is missing. i am angry we haven't found her yet. >> i hear you. carrie emerson you had this run in over your 18-year-old daughter taylor. how did he find her? >> my daughter was trying to be a model. we had a web page up on a well-known modeling si

special guest tonight is two term former governor of new mexico and republican presidential candidate gary johnson only on adam vs the man. ladies and gentleman i have some sad news tonight obama is on vacation wait maybe maybe that's good news but the bad news is that the throw america out of the bus tour is over that's right the sarkar see that's cars are flipped around and oh ok the lean mean job killing machine. my favorite was noble for noble you know has a meltdown without a teleprompter seems radioactive waste you know anyway the imperial omnibus has been parked back at inflation station which means no more nicknames for obama's death star of the american dream tour ok i just had to get one more in obama's just look the see first vacation martha's vineyard schedule for the rest of august no no that's that's wrong picture that's how bush saves vacations for political purposes yeah but that's more like it seems to support the youth vote you have to look like a. baller the l a times story on the subject today shows this out of touch some people are it was titled obama's vacation despit

i won't be here, so i don't care. >> reporter: but gary cares. ♪ the world was new beneath the blue ♪ey call you any funny nicknames or anything? >> the second avenue sinatra. >> reporter: his brush with fame came thanks to this passerby. >> i'm, like, you got to be a star. >> reporter: david fisher shot some video and put it on youtube. the media ate it up. >> i'm overwhelmed. >> reporter: now passersby are singing along. ♪ porter grabbed a partner. people who stumble on the noon concert seemed stunned to see a construction foreman crooning. ♪ mac in town >> reporter: his singing has been mostly confined to karaoke in the shower. he said he just wants to make folks smile. i feel like i'm with the village people. it takes a village to build a subway.

kron4 news. >>> coming up later gary will have all the [ male announcer ] kentucky grilled chicken.now with new bigger white meat breast pieces, marinated for juiciness. freshly seasoned and slow grilled by real cooks. just wait until you try this kentucky grilled chicken. it's that good. today tastes so good. >>> it was another roller coaster day on wall street. the numbers all over the place. the dow gained skin pounds -- 61 points. a credit rating agency down rated the u.s. credit rating and that is a first in the history of the rating. the former comptroller general explains. for the first time in the history of the united states we've not been a triple-a rating. what will it go to credit rates. we don't know that. for every 1% increase in interest rates, which is 100 basis points that's one $50 billion in additional interest for which we get nothing. only time will tell how we will be affected, the interest rates that affect the u.s. government can rip old through the economy -- ripple through the economy which is not good news. >>> here's an indication of how the week went. th

--hey gary.re doing well and then they brought and will tran and da lin and why it looks great but to get some of the other reporters that to not get thimany of report stories. >> and people that would say that i would have two an chors and most people would say that i can do nojust say yes to my boss. >> and i am grateful that you stood up for yourself. and said that i can do this myself. >> many people thought this was over for this driver. in fact, one a year after this serious injury he won . he is coming back later and asking about his given name givenwill power. >> i was named after my great grandfather, william. >> did you even surprise yourself? >> i was, actually. six months later. the doctors are also surprised how fast that bone healed. i guess i attribute that being in good shape. >> when you are going hundreds of miles per hour. i asked them and are you ever scared? you fractured two vertebrae. >> it makes you think. ahead and where i had to that on the track i always think of that,

the whole point here is to try to find her. >> why did she go off with gary? ask her that myself. >> do you think in the maneuvering and in the deceit that something was not the way you thought it was? >> there is always that possibility. we spent most of our time together. she and i were together five, six, if not seven nights a week. we worked very close together sparse location wise. we would go to work together go out and eat together. we spent most of our free time together. >> i know you are fearful she met with foul play. are you also angry at being betrayed by her? >> that has nothing to do with anything. that effects me more than anybody else in this world, but that is again secondary. that is for when hopefully she is found she and i can have that discussion. i am angry that she is missing. i am angry we haven't found her yet. >> i hear you. carrie emerson you had this run in over your 18-year-old daughter taylor. how did he find her? >> my daughter was trying to be a model. we had a web page up on a well-known modeling site for her to get jobs on. h

one taken out for robyn, one taken out for gary.ies don't talk about how much it will pay and they won't tell you who the beneficiary is, but it certainly has raised a lot of eyebrows and it's believed may have been one of the things that allowed for gary giordano to be detained for another 16 days. >> okay so h he's detained for that long. they're getting that information. maybe a possibly motive. aren't investigators also finding a bloody hand print down there? >> well, they found blood on the beach. some people who are close to the investigation describe it as a bloody hand print. it is blood. what we do not know and what apparently investigators are trying to determine very quickly is one, is it human? and two, if it is, is it a blood type that belongs to robyn gardner or gary giordano. if it is blood and it comes from robyn, it really does harm the excuse or the reasoning that gary giordano has given as far as a drowning. you don't often get blood related to something like that. but it's still too early to say. authorities will

the whole point here is to try to find her. >> why did she go off with gary?hance to ask her that myself. >> do you think in the maneuvering and in the deceit that something was not the way you thought it was? >> there is always that possibility. we spent most of our time together. she and i were together five, six, if not seven nights a week. we worked very close together sparse location wise. we would go to work together go out and eat together. we spent most of our free time together. >> i know you are fearful she met with foul play. are you also angry at being betrayed by her? >> that has nothing to do with anything. that effects me more than anybody else in this world, but that is again secondary. that is for when hopefully she is found she and i can have that discussion. i am angry that she is missing. i am angry we haven't found her yet. >> i hear you. carrie emerson you had this run in over your 18-year-old daughter taylor. how did he find her? >> my daughter was trying to be a model. we had a web page up on a well-known modeling site for her to get jo

gary is giving me investment advice. say i'm at home i trust other people, the economic experts like gary to do my investing and i'm thinking to myself though this is not good, this is, you know, last week we were told if you get a debt ceiling deal, it's going to stabilize everything. it will reassure investors. investor confidence will return. and this week has just been terrible. dr. morecci, should i be scared. >> you certainly should be worried there is a big difference between wall street and main street. on wall street, there is a potential for american companies to prosper and prosper big time from the growth in asia. the s&p 500, 80% of the publicly traded companies buy value in america earn more than 50% of their profits abroad. transthat to be china and the rest of asia. as a cons sequence the u.s. economy growing at 1%, 2%, 3% a year can spin off some profits but they earn big profits in asia. what that means is we could live in a world for the next couple of years where unemployment continues to rise and the

. >>> let's check in with gary with sports. >> we're getting ready for football. a little preview from new orleans as the 9ers get ready for the saints. could tiler woods pull off another miracle? no easy task. sports after the break. ,,,,,,,, ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] because you never stop improving your recipe... we never stop improving ours. we've added a touch of philly cream cheese to kraft natural shredded cheese, which adds a touch of creamy to any dish. kraft touch of philly shredded cheese. we're not just making great cheese. we're taking it further. ♪ to kind to tiger woods. >>> big day in sports. gary has all the highlights. >> hard to believe football is here, but football season starts early. the game of golf hasn't been kind to tiger woods. he fired a first-round 77 at the pga championship. he would have to find his game in a hurry today and if not, he'd be watching the major over the weekend like all of us. he is battling from a bum knee, trying to come back from that. mackeroy might have wished he'd stayed at home after that shot. he's 3 over for t

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so, allison, please begin the conversation. >> thank you very much, gary. and thank you also for the chicago litfest. i'm really happy to be here. i think that i wrote this book initially because i was so appalled by the ignorance of nonnative people about native people including myself. and i, therefore, set out what i could to destereotype what i find is really a bad bob. it's been a bad problem for centuries and it continues today. and initially my idea was, well, i will just talk to a few native people and find out what they had about their own lives and the book became stronger, stronger, far-reaching and i ended up interviewing the indians of maybe mccain to the last chapters of a hawaiian chanter. and my object at the time was to destereotype thinking it would be helpful because native americans, in my opinion, are still harmed by the stereotypes about them. and -- but on the other hand, the book also became a sort of -- an extended family reunion for native people who sometimes might live in one part of the country, like here in chicago and maybe no

you would prefer to do sports. >> i told you gary, i like watching you on tv.e out here, i am the point man i and the goal to man but you know what the bottom line is that you are the guy to watch on tv not me. >> i can only say to letters and one word. j.r. stone live. that is enough of him. now jackie what he did such a kick out of j.r. stone? >> because he is funny. >> the young demographic pam and i looked him and think what the hell has happened to the business? you look at him and think he is funny. he says hey i am j.r. stone and jackie is falling on the floor. j.r., do you understand what is happening we are having a demographic war. i think you are fine and jackie is losing her mind. >> i think you are funny. >> am i still on? [laughter] [laughter] the >> jackie is he that funny? >> that was pretty funny. >> you know what, jackie is in hysterics. >> it was great. >> what does he do that was so good? >> i do not know, his comments. >> now we have seen enough of him. now for those of you without your own teeth, back to me. the 49ers open their exhibition

gary russo.his morning.g to serenade you can we hear just a little bit more? ♪ and talk your hand and walk with me ♪ >> whoa. >> he does a pretty good neil diamond, too. >> we'll have that later. >>> but we have that big exclusive we want to get to. who was behind that infamous hijacking almost 40 years ago may finally be solved. >> d.b. cooper. and what a story it was. he hijacked a plane, parachuted out of the back. now, the fbi has this photo. it was given to them by the woman who says she was d.b. cooper's niece. abc's pierre thomas has the e first interview with her. and he joins us from oklahoma city. good morning, pierre. >> reporter: hi, george. the fbi is reigniting a cold case that has haunted the bureau for years. and this morning, we have the exclusive story from the woman who believes she knows the infamous hijacker, d.b. cooper. and her name is marla cooper. could this 40-year-old mystery finally be solved? is this 1972 photo the infamous hijacker d.b. cooper? who do you think d.b.

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and you are watching as gary and robyn walk away.ast time we will see robyn gardner. and i asked the authorities first of all they're releasing them because they hope that people on the island which see these, see them in the clothes they were wearing and this will have more eyewitnesses come forward and tell them how they may have seen this couple later. but i said, well, who took these pictures. i mean, who takes pictures of people walking away? the authorities said actually it was a worker at the bar whose daughter has tattoos noticed the tattoos that robyn gardner has, which are quite prolific, and decided to take photos as she walked away. it sounds a bit bizarre, but those are the photographs and they're out there now. and that is, as i say, we watch robyn walk away to a fate as yet unknown. >> they're still searching for robyn gardner? >> reporter: yes, they are. and in fact they are looking on land, even though gary giordano had said it was at sea where she was lost on a snorkeling accident. they had a very extensive search o

and then she said she was going with gary, and it just became a -- you know, a why. like why? you know, are you sure? >> reporter: christina jones said she was wary of who her friend was leaving with. >> well, i know that she met gary over a year ago online. it's been a real roller coaster friendship. it's pretty hot and cold. one day nice and the next day not so nice. >> reporter: authorities now know she landed here with giordano on july 31st, planned to stay a week, and that she was last seen on or near this rocky beach on august 2nd. and that there was a critical time gap between the time when giordano claimed he last saw her and when he reported her missing. prosecutors tell "nightline" their decision to detain giordano is based on his record, especially these documents -- restraining orders against him filed by two maryland women and obtained by abc news. in one of them a petitioner says, "he started to choke me with both hands, then shoved his fingers down my throat." and there were other women who found his behavior alarmingly aggressive, including his ex-wife, who sai

. >>> gary is up next with big news out of the 49er and the raider camp.tim lincecum and the giants try and hold off the surging diamondbacks and hang onto first place in the west. gary has highlights an all the scores next. >> kron4 programming is sponsored by jenny o. [ male announcer ] brace yourself for the big, bold taste of a subway® bbq pulled pork sub. tender, succulent slow-cooked pork with sweet and smoky barbecue sauce, all on freshly baked bread. subway. eat fresh®. >>> all right. good evening everybody. it's official. the giants are in a slump. they sell out again tonight, hello young man, arizona has now, despite tim lincecum making a little history, even with the giants, first place national west, lincecum though passing to jaycee schmitt, all- time, strikeout list. paul goldsmith, fresh from the minor leagues, second major league game, first home run, 2- 1 arizona. lincecum allowed only 2 runs over 7 innings but daniel hudson was really good. but carlos beltran is robbed here by justin upton and that pretty much turned the tide. hudson allo

and you are watching as gary and robyn walk away.y, is the last time we will see robyn gardner. and i asked the authorities first of all they're releasing them because they hope that people on the island which see these, see them in the clothes they were wearing and this will have more eyewitnesses come forward and tell them how they may have seen this couple later. but i said, well, who took these pictures. i mean, who takes pictures of people walking away? the authorities said actually it was a worker at the bar whose daughter has tattoos noticed the tattoos that robyn gardner has, which are quite prolific, and decided to take photos as she walked away. it sounds a bit bizarre, but those are the photographs and they're out there now. and that is, as i say, we watch robyn walk away to a fate as yet unknown. >> they're still searching for robyn gardner? >> reporter: yes, they are. and in fact they are looking on land, even though gary giordano had said it was at sea where she was lost on a snorkeling accident. they had a very extensi

gary, appreciate it. gary's port tomorrow on "360" at 8:00 p.m., also 10:00 p.m. eastern. gary, coming up, the pastor of a megachurch found dead in a new york city hotel room. >>> plus, the latest search aruba for robyn gardner. the missing american woman. and what investigators have learned about some clothing they found during a search. and still ahead, a guy takes a very unflattering picture of michele bachmann and winds up on our ridiculist. this opportunity...d. the mercedes-benz summer event ends august 31st. covergirl trublend has skin twin technology. other makeup can sit on the surface of your skin, so it looks like...makeup. but trublend has skin twin technology to actually merge with your skin. you get skin twin coverage that's perfectly true. and you're more perfectly you. [ female announcer ] plus, with trublend, you always get a perfect match. if you're a shade 1 here, you're a 1 here... and here. how easy breezy beautiful is that? trublend...from covergirl. but i did. they said i couldn't f

gary tuchman visited the author of the book.believe god wants parents to discipline their children. >> rubbing the spaghetti all over your head, you shouldn't have done that at 7 years of age. >> okay. that hurts. i'm 50. >> are there any marks on you? >> no. you would hit a 5 year old like that? >> sure. >> many preachers agree with the minister. one example is the leader of the fairhaven baptist church in indiana. this is part of a sermon he gave last month. >> this evening i would like to preach on spanking according to the bible. now, this is not a new subject here at fairhaven baptist church. >> he then talked about the proper way to administer discipline. >> what is a rod? i don't think it's a ball bat. i don't think it's a club or whatever the parent can grab at the moment. the rod and scriptures never carefully define but it's obviously some kind of a stick or a switch and this is it. it's designed to give a sharp, unpleasant pain. if that isn't the result of your spanking, then you're failing. a sharp, unpleasant pain.

fox news' gary gastelu taking it for a spin. >> ford mustang is a common sight on race tracks acrossnited states. often, of the quarter mile variety. but this one is it different. >> the 2012 boss 302 resurrects a classic name from the pony car stable and was intended to run with the thoroughbreds on road courses like the one here at the monticello motor club. when ford designed this, it wasn't aiming for the obvious competition, like the chevrolet compare he mow, it set its sight on the gold standard, the bmw m-3. as the name suggests, it has the same 302 cubic, 5 liter v-8 found in the gt. with the intake system to give it a boost in output to 444 horsepower, and sound sweet literally, quad exhaust pipes. oh, don't mind me, i'm just making a few modifications of my own. actually i'm just adjusting the suspension which is lower and tighter than the one in the mustang gt. but that's five settings and on the way to the track and give it viagra he when you want to get down to business, on the track. to take advantage of the increased level of performance looking at new 6 speed transmis

an american missing in aruba where she was vacationing with gary guaiordano.nd on a stone where the couple had been snorkeling. marty, what details do you know about a bloody hand print on a stone where they were allegedly snorkeling. >> reporter: this is coming to us from a couple of different sources. when i talked to investigators directly about them finding blood evidence at the scene there, they said only that they couldn't confirm it. they couldn't deny it. they called it interesting which of course would be a lot more than interesting. it could be absolutely key to their investigation. sources we talked to close to that investigation say it was blood on the rocks or blood on stones and some said it was actually a bloody hand print. the reason this all works out is they need to know if it was human, is it robyn gardner's blood or someone unrelated. if he's telling a story that she's lost at sea in a snorkeling accident, that's not bloody. that would be a significant find for authorities but they have a lot to run down on that yet. >> what about the stori

gary is up next with an update on the giants and sillies game.s finally land their free agent. the former pro bowl wide receiver, gary has the details next in sports. >> big deal at the ballpark in san francisco tonight. right now the phillies are leading in the sixth inning, 49ers, finally making some free agent news. this is the guy with a big reputation for talent and a big reputation for getting in trouble. reagan edwards, one year three and a half million dollar deal, translated that means we will see how you do. real talented, played with cleveland here with the new york jets, one of the better receivers in football when the feeling is right. the 49ers have had three top-10 picks from the 2005 draft when he entered the league. here's a guy, you probably have not heard his name, but he's good. three years, almost $12 million, he will play in the secondary for the 49ers, a fifth leak tackler in the nfl last year with the buffalo bills. they signed edwards, and they signed him, and at least for the moment if people say it when will the 49ers d

we will be heading over to gary mccord's 16th hole.o this playoff concept began in valhalla. tiger walking it in on that first playoff hole. one of his great playoff holes. in 2004 justin leonard and chris dimarco were there. that same pga championship. he won in 1998 in the state of washington. last year, bubba watson and martin kaymer. remember we thought it would be dustin johnson as well but he incurred that penalty on the 72nd hole and kaymer won it. so, what you have here is you have jason dufner, 34 years old. he won three college tournaments at auburn where he was a walk-on player. two nationwide wins but never a pga tour win. he would join a very impressive list of golfers through the years whose first win was a major. names like nicklaus and tre vino and john daly. or you will have keegan bradley, a rookie, to win a major. someone winning a major in his first attempt at a major. that has only happened twice now in the last 100 years. you have ben curtis in 2003. then you have to go back before that to that storied u.s. open a