lead us to believe that at this time. >> reporter: its about this time that dee dee reaches out to greg smith. turns out, greg isn't just abraham's boss, he's one of his borrowers too. he owes shakespeare 63 grand. >> i was going through some bank issues, and i was waiting for the bank to give me a loan and he was like well why don't you just pay me back. next thing i know he had papers drawn up and a $63,000 check. >> reporter: the cops would learn that dee dee now has a proposal for greg, help her avoid the heat, and she'll help him avoid his debt. fast forward a few weeks to a most unusual night at the local cracker barrel. dee dee is having dinner with shakespeare's mother, elizabeth, when dee dee's phone rings. she says it's abraham. calling from wherever he is. but in reality, the caller is none other than greg smith, abraham's friend and boss from the barber shop now in cahoots with dee dee. >> i was like, "mom, how you doing? this is abraham. i'm okay. i just want you to let you know i'm okay," and i hung up. >> reporter: so that's how he spoke? >> that's just how he talked. very slow

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smith. thought we would have a good game today, folks. sorry. it was not a close one. louisville red hot heading into the postseason. >> greg. louisville has won nine of the last 10. on the scoreboard. cincinnati went into rutgers and beat the scarlet combieflts 70-66. clinched -- scarlet knights 70-66. won a share of the conference championship. won the coin toss after the game and will be the number one seed in the postseason tournament. s.m.u. falls to memphis in memphis 67-58, the tigers a winner. number 23 oklahoma went on the road and filled it up against t.c.u., 97-67 the final. oklahoma has won three straight. arkansas on the road against alabama. crimson tide a winner. 83-58. tennessee at home. knocked off the missouri tigers 72-45. tennessee 20-11 on the year. the pitt panthers and clemson in overtime, under one minute remaining and pittsburgh 77-71 over clemson and completing the scoreboard southern illinois and indiana trying to decide who will meet wichita state on cbs tomorrow. right now at halftime it's the salukis by one. 30-29. that will do it for us for now. the missouri valley conference -- it would be ea

smith. let me ask you, when greg mentioned the payne stewart plane, that had a fixed -- the reason it kept flyingad a flight plan and it kept going, and eventually, it ran out of fuel and crashed. in this case, the flight plan obviously was not followed. somebody or something had to alter the flight plan, correct? >> that's why this idea, this is where they lost contact, after apparently climbing at the end. then it made a turn. if you have a rapid depressurization in the cabin and that happens here, you have three seconds before you fall aslip. maybe you have programmed it a new flight pattern. maybe you're trying to head back to the airport. there's no explanation for this, none at all. everybody's, quote, asleep up there, that can't happen. i'm guessing that's why they're discounting it, that and the fact it flew for four to five more hours. you would have had to programmed this in, and no pilot would have done that. >> the malaysians have said from the beginning of the week when the scenarios came up, they weren't right. they weren't accurate. now, we've got the malaysian military saying that

smith, he is in the helicopter. jim, it is still not under control. >> that is correct, greg. you know at times the smoke seems like diminishing. there appears the case but smoke coming out. building seems as bad as it was when we arrived just about an hour ago. near department is trying to get it under control at this point. they're trying to get the fire extinguished so the special search-and-rescue units can get into the collapse area and look for anybody that still might be in the able are and look for any survivors in there. get to heavy smoke. there is heavy smoke toward madison and fifth avenue. heavy wind blowing in that direction. we see more of the adjacent building. you see the exterior wall of that building. with firefighters up on the rough of that building which would indicate at that at this point they don't have immediate structural concerns from that building and the building on the south side as well. we saw a lot of debris up on that building. earlier we saw firefighters up there. we don't know if they're still on rooftop but they're spraying water into the

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