bit, mike. >>> a bipart tan gathering of lawmakers for the unveiling of that, a bronze statue of helen keller t. shows her as a 7-year-old child holding one hand under water, depicting the moment in 1887 when her teacher annie sullivan spelled into keller's other hand and she first understood the idea of language. she lost her sight and hearing to illness when she was 19 months old. >>> a 5-year-old girl in phoenix survivors an awful fall that could have killed her. she fell into a glass table at her home and it shattered in a big piece of glass pierced a lung and her liver and somehow, somehow, she is okay. her parents weren't sure how bad it was at first but her doctor says it was a very close call. >> when i saw the injury and my wife told me she remove a piece of glass first but even she has more glass in her body. >> if this glass had gone this way, it would have quite possibly perforated the heart. >> she's expected to make a complete recovery and can't wait to get back to school. >>> if you invest in gold you're going to like. this the price of gold reached a new record high today. it

ç they had gathered for e unveiling of atatue of perhaps alabama's st famous daughter: helen keller. hight honor, that alongside >> reporter: the bronze ca depicts the world-famo activist f disability rights as aeven-year-old child. the ti when the deaf and blind keller made the connecti tween her teacher's words an the water runng from the pump at her familhome in tuscumbia alabama. the scene was made iconic byhe 1962 movie "the oi$cle worr." keller went on to come the first deaf and bnd person to earn a college degree, sat whç headof state, and secured access and opportunities f the disa. she died i1968. carl augto is president of the americanoundation for the blind. >> she embodieamerican spirit of limitless possibilityy becoming aactivist, writer and lecturer. >> reporter: the statue ll replace that of anlabama confederate ficer and educator as onef the two statues each state is granted in the capil. kell's will be the ninth of a woman and e only one of a person with disabilities alabama's congressiol delegati was well-represented athe ceremony. senator jeff sessions. >> i can t

only helen keller didn't see it coming. they didn't own the trailer. it was an easy case. the divorce is done. now, we can get back to looking for the little girl. >> dan do you have issues with it? i don't. >> i do. tim miller has no credibility. i heard what he said about marc klaas, the childish outrage. they are all media hounds and he has no credibility. dddddd >>> i took a polygraph. >> and you passed it? >> my understand, i passed it. >> the front door was wide open. she was standing in it. i asked what she was doing up. she said haleigh was gone. >> misty's brother was taken to be questioned by police. it looked like no one was home that night. >> he banged on the door and got no answer. he looked inside through the windows, saw no lights, no television, did not hear a sound. >> this statement by tommy croslin, to me, it doesn't hold any water. >> why? >> i'm sorry, but, why wait seven months? if he went down there, my personal opinion, if i went there and knocked and everything was off, i would think they were sleeping. >> she woke up and went to the bathro

only helen keller saw this coming. they didn't evennent on trailer where they would reside.n easy case, the divorce and now we can get back to looking for this little girl. >> dan do you have any issues with it? i don't. >> i do. tim miller has no credibility. i heard what he said about marc klaas, that childish outrage that he unleashed and how does he believe that anyone in his camper associated with him? they are all media hounds and he has no credibility. dddddd% >>> i did take a polygraph. >> and you passed it? >> i mean, my understanding is that i passed it. >> i pulled up into the yard. the front door was wide open. she was standing in it. i asked her what she was doing up? she told meet back door was wide open and that haleigh was gone. >> misty's brother was taken from his jail cell to be questioned by police. that's when deputies say croslin's brother told them it looked like no one was home that night. >> he tells police that he banged on the door. and he got no answer. he looked inside through the windows, saw no lights, no television. did not hear a sound.