holloway answered the door.into the den and he was sitting on his big overstuffed recliner. so i introduced myself, and he proceeded to tell me, well, you know, really, the only one who could kill her and get away with it was me, the way she trusted me. that was one of the toughest moments in my career of not reacting. holy -- he also told me that law enforcement suspected him because all of the neighbors had told law enforcement that he and dorothy had been having an affair for the last 30 years. he told me that dorothy was supposed to go out of town that weekend because she claim this guy in tryon, north carolina was going to propose to her that weekend. but somehow she did not get to go on that trip to north carolina that weekend. >> diana realized if holloway was having an affair with dorothy, the motive could be jealous. and holloway's detailed description of what might have happened also raised a red flag for diana. >> he then starts telling me the story of what happened in her house, as though he were an

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. >>> the prime suspect in the disappearance of natalee holloway has gone on a hunger strike to protest his sentence. he's serving a 28-year-old sentence for murdering stephanie flores in peru in 2010. >>> the sister of the boston marathon suspect is under arrest on suspicion that she threatened to bomb a woman who had been romantically involved with her boy. police say alina tar kntsarnaev allegedly made the thread. her brother dzhokhar tsarnaev was charged with the boston marathon bombing. you'll remember that tamerlan died in that showdown with police. three people were kid more than 260 others hurt. >>> they may have spent the last several day mopping up merlot and cleaning up cabernet, but winemakers in napa say they'll bounce back from this past weekend's earthquake. it hit in some wineries hard but the industry trade group says they still expect a bountiful harvest. best of all, the group says there's no shortage of napa to buy and the quake won't shake prices. >> the earthquake will not affect the price of wine in the future. luckily we had a bountiful 2012 vintage, as well as 2

>> yes, as long as -- >> bishop srley holloway is relieved. she now has an extra week to keep the shelter open for domestic violence victims and homeless people. she called news 4 for help. >> you dimo in 30 minutes than we've able to o do in the last six months. you got me the extension. >> the shelter has been open for about four years and in existence fo20, lpg hundreds of families. she was once recognized by former prese george w. bush. she said tomorrow is her dead loin to come up for $30,000 for an earnest money deposit. she only has $7,000. >> i was scared we would lose the spot. >> the building is appraised at around $2 million. buyers will pay more for it. however, sms tells me they've been working with shirley for over a year to keep the shelter open. pamela and her daughter live here. she ss e a victim of domestic violence. >> so this place helped you? >> oh, yes. it helped a whole lot. >> what happen fess this place closes? >> i have 60 people, 60 women and children, will have to find anoth to stay. >> tonight, at least the cells h

have the situation, i was down in aruba covering the story and that was the big story of natalee holloway and i got on a plane to go to lobbed because they were bombings. maybe isis is the story. things we have no way of predicting when we start a story and much depends on what else happens in the world. >> you've been through a lot of these particularly racially charged cases. >> i was a civil rights lawyer. >>. >> isn't it true that if you are a legal analyst and you like being on television, that when you watch one of these cases, you raise your profile and it helps your career? >> you know, everyone has thought that. when i was a guest on cnn, covering cases like the william county smith case, as an example, i never got one case from doing that. i think -- and if a lawyer thinks they're going to get cases from going on television, your honor, i don't know, i nevr did. >> but what about your television career? >> with the exception of maybe me, i got lucky in the sense that i'm still on tv. i showed up at cnn and for some reason here i am 13 1/2 years at fox news. i don't think there's

the prime suspect of an american teenager nalley holloway is back in the news today.u why he is being moved once again to another potential very the penitentiary in per peru. we will tell you about the frantic search for young man. and president obama's remarks at the american legion convention taking place down in north carolina. how this is inspected to play out following today's announcement the va found no evidence delayed care led to the death of a veteran. creates something else as well: jobs all over america. engineering and innovation jobs. advanced safety systems & technology. shipping and manufacturing. across the united states, bp supports more than a quarter million jobs. when we set up operation in one part of the country, people in other parts go to work. that's not a coincidence. it's one more part of our commitment to america. jon: mass confusion right outside of the nation's capitol. check out video from overhead. virginia department of transportation trying to figure out how crooked lines ended up on highway lanes. drivers headed into d.c. scratch sc

and joran van der sloot, the prime suspect in the disappearance of nattily holloway has been transferredserving time in a lima prison for murdering a student in 2010 rut he allegedly threatened to kill the prison warden. he's sent off to a prison in the mountains where temperatures are often below zero. >>> and governor rick perry asking a judge to dismiss the charges against the governor. today they filed a motion saying the law is unconstitutionally vague. he's accused of abusing his power by threatening to veto 7.5 million funding for the travis county public integrity unit. before we go there is a huge controversy over a just released political ad. a candidate uses the image of the killer who beheaded american journalist james foley to slam president obama. watch the ad, and tell us whether you approve of the ad or not. good night from washington, d.c. o'reilly is up next. >>> "the o'reilly factor" is on. tonight. >> -- from the ground >> high emotion at the funeral for michael brown in missouri as many african-americans believe they do not receive justice in this country. we will ha

you have to weigh both side and sort of wonder, do you want this in the classroom or in the holloways that's why i'm saying there would be certain areas on campus she wouldn't be able to take it. >> may i offer male point of view? the law will only go so far from where i sit. usually they wait for some legal transgression before they can act. on the other hand, a person, a female, who is being stalked understands, first and foremost that there is danger to her safety. so the law is not growing to act until she actually gets in trouble. >> true. >> she may not be able to carry a gun because it is slippery slope because everybody will carry guns. she has male friend. i'm a big proponent of street justice. tell your male friend about it. don't tell them what to do. and i'm not suggesting, just hypothetically, tell your male friend where he lives. >> oh, my goodness. >> oh, no. >> and then, your absolved. i have reserve all my rights. street justice works. when a few big football players come up to you, listen, don't go up to this girl. it is not good for you, accidents happen. baseball b

general george brown, the chairman, general bernard rogers, chief of staff in the army, admiral james holloway chief of naval operations, david jones, chief of staff of the air force, and general louis wilson, commandant of the marine corps -- responsible men whose professions in the defense of the preservation of our security . the treaties also have been overwhelmingly supported america, but predictably, they are opposed would likehose who to see disorder in panama and a disruption of our political, economic, and military ties with our friends. the treaties also have been opposed by many americans. much of that opposition is based on misinformation. termsd that when the full of the agreement are explained, most people are content that the national interest of our country will be served best by ratifying the treaty. tonight, i want you to hear the s.ct i want to answer the most serious questions and tell you why i feel the panama canal treaty should be approved. the most important reason to theyy the treaty is that are in the highest national interests of the united states and will strengthen

chiefs of staff general george brown, the chairman, the chief of staff of the army, admirable james holloway. general david jones, chief of staff of the air force and general wilson of the marine corps. responsible men whose the defense of this nation and the preservation of our securities. the treaties have been overwhelming supported throughout latin america, but predictably they are opposed abroad by some who are unfriendly to the united states and they would like to disorder in panama and a disruption of our political, economic and military ties with our friends in central and south america. and in the caribbean. >> i know that the treaties also have been opposed by many americans. much of that opposition is based on misunderstanding and misinformation. i found when the full terms of the agreement are known. most people are convinced that a national interest of our country will be served best by ratifying the treaties. tonight i wants you to hear the facts. i want to add to the serious questions and tell you why i feel the panama canal treaties should be approved. the most important reas

. >> i was only child in my block on holloway to go trick or trout. >> here comes that young williams again better get some fish. >> that was robin williams first appearance on the myth show with johnny carson in 1991. williams delighted millions of fans over his career with miss movies and tv shows. >> but he was fighting a very personal battle with depression and yesterday the six three-year old was found dead in his home from an apparent suicide caused by asphyxiation. robin williams filmed dead poets society in delaware. jennifer joyce live in delaware where he is being remembered now, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, in the late 80's some scenes were shot here at everette theater. we have been watching as some people snapped by and snapped photos of this marquis to tribute robin williams. last night we talk to joe conklin about the the great talent that was robin williams. many people agreed that the man had a gift he can perform a wide range of character from the genie in a laden the two family classic mrs. doubtfire. his work kept people laughing, feeling inspired and m

jonathan holloway is a professor and teen of yale college the author of a number of volumes, most importantly, jim crow wisdom we're also joined by marcus hunter marcus hunter holds appointments in african-american studies at yale and professor in sociology joining the attend of ucla this fall right? he is the author of the phenomenal back, "black city makers." how the philadelphia anything grow changed urban america. walter moseley is here. the phenomenal novelist, whose book -- [applause] -- whose books are too numerous to mention. so we'll move along to the wonderful, brilliant delightful, ammann any perry, the author of two major books on racial inequality in the united states and prophets of the hood politics politics and poetics in hip-hop and finally but not least, the author of most recently ross unbound and he is unbound in that text. a writer in his books and a staffer at the "the new yorker." our moderator is my generous and brilliant colleague, kendall thomas to my right. den cal is the cofounder -- a nash professor of law at columbia. please welcome kendall thomas. [applause] >>

the murder suspect of natalee hollow holloway.fter he threatened to kill the warden. van der sloot is serving a 28-year sentence. he murdered his girlfriend in a prison ceremony last month. >>> rand paul continues to raise his national profile as he considers a possible run for the white house. chris jansing accompanied the doctor turned senator on a humanitarian mission to gatt mall -- guatemala. >> reporter: a volunteer carries this woman into a makeshift clinic in guatemala. one of those surgeons is republican rand paul. politician by birth, his dad ran for president twice. paul appears to be planning a campaign of his own. so maybe you don't want to run for senate again, but maybe president. >> maybe. i don't know. >> reporter: the signs point there. he invited along reporters and the president of a conservative group. >> you don't drag citizens united in a tv ad-making crew into the guatemalan wilderness just for the sake of helping people. >> reporter: if paul worried about looking like an opportunist, he didn't show it. >>

der sloot, the prime suspect in the 2005 unsolved disappearance in the american teenager, natalie hollowayhe threatened to kill the warden of a prison near the capital of lima. van der sloot is serving a 28-year term for the murder of a peruvian woman four years ago. he married his pregnant peruvian girlfriend in prison last month. >>> a threatening tweet apparently was behind the security threat that forced an american airlines flight from dallas to san diego to divert to phoenix sunday. among the 179 passengers was john smedley, the president of sony online entertainment. a hacker or group of hackers called lizard squat tweeted about reports of a threat onboard. >>> here's a move we have not seen before in sports, i don't think. australian hockey player, rick del basso helped his thunder team beat melbourne and look at the celebration. kind of a break dancing move, sliding on his head before slipping over into a somersault. check it out one more time. high marks for originality. and as a matter of fact, you'll be interested to know the exact same move al roker uses after he finishes a pa