say days after jenkins murdered fiori. he wrote a letter on his computer describing his love for her. but his words also drift with jealousy over her past relationships. in the letter he apologized to his family for the bad publicity. but he never acknowledged fiori's brutal death. three days after writing that, jenkins hanged himself in a motel closet. let me welcome back janey weintraub and david. attorneys. and also joining me jim moray and also an attorney and as well as chief correspondent for "inside edition requests and delighted to have the sergeant from the police department. sergeant, i understand that you've actually seen jenkins' letter. what can you tell us, describe it. >> it was roughly a two-page letter. it was supplied to us by the rowe canadian authority. after their investigation was complete they assisted in us -- or assisting in close our case. they supplied us with a mirrored copy of his computer that was known to be left at the motel -- >> what was in the letter? what did he say? >> -- >> it was call

it wasn't a bullet from larose's gun that killed sherdavia jenkins. it was a bullet from an assault weapon, and larose had a .44 magnum revolver. >> all right. so hold for a second if you will, beth. i have a million other questions about larose, including the fact that he is a father himself. of four. so what is a father of four, in fact, father of three with one just about on the way actually, girlfriend very, very pregnant. what's a father of four or almost four doing out buying weed? with a gun. coming up you just saw damon darling's former co-defendant leroy larose on the stand testifying for the prosecution. coming up next, we will look at other cases where suspects went ahead and pointed the finger at the defendant in front of the jury. back after this. >>> this case is focused on one thing and that was damon darl g darling's right to defend himself against leroy larose who was staring at him down the barrel of a .44 magnum. >> well, that sounds convincing. defense attorney standing up for his client in this so-called stand your ground defense.

he's an eyewitness of the shooting of shay jenkins.is is live out of miami. >> listen to my question. you've always told the police in this case that you could identify the defendant if you saw him. right? >> yes, ma'am. >> just a second. no further questions. >> cross-examination? >> good afternoon, mr. brown. >> how you doing? >> i'm doing well. good to see you. >> good to see you. >> thank you. i just have a few questions for you. >> you can ask me anything you want to ask me. going to tell you no. -- i' let's talk about those three men that you saw on the sidewalk. you were sleeping. >> i was sleeping. >> at your girlfriend's house? >> i sure was. >> her name was peaches? >> that's right. >> you were woken up? >> what's that now? >> you were woken up? >> that's right. >> by what you thought were fire crackers. >> i thought was fire crackers. >> you heard peaches yell? >> i heard somebody yell. >> it was a woman? >> that's right. >> and said they are shooting at that boy. >> that's -- yeah. >> you sprung up? >> yes. i got up. >> rus

the victim in that case is sherdavia jenkins. you didn't have any involvement with that investigation, is that correct? >> correct. >> your involvement came actually on july 20th, 2006, correct? >> yes. >> now on that date, were you working? >> say that again. >> on that date, were you working? >> yes. >> and what was your area of work that day? >> my area of work was the north side district, which at that time we had area four, which is from -- i think it's like 75th street northwest all the way down to 220 street. north and west goes out to east and west avenue on the west side. >> and you had a partner. >> yes. >> and his name was -- >> fabian owens. >> and did you ride together in the same police unit? >> off and on periodically. >> or would you drive in separate units? >> yes. >> on that date do you remember if you were riding together? >> we were riding together. >> now, what time was your shift ta day? >> midnight. >> so midnight to 8:00? >> yes. >> when -- before you started your shift do you have a role call? >> yes. >>

sione pouha playing for the injured kris jenkins in the line.g around the offensive coaches, i want to know their game plan, no question, he is a defensive man as he was as coordinator with the ravens. if it's patrick, underneath. that's intercepted. picked off by dwight lowery. he has his first interception of the season. >> dan: he made this play as he jumped the route, got inside the slant route from the left side of the screen. watch him jump inside of the receiver. fitzpatrick not sure what he was thinking trying to get the ball to lee evans. trying to throw it through number 21. but lowery at san jose state did this a lot for the spartans, picked off passes, that's his second career interception and huge one obviously. >> dick: first down jets. 46 yard line. overtime, mid point. 7:14. movement before the snap, appears to be a false start against the jets. >> dan: let me ask you, do either of these teams want to win today? >> referee: five-yard penalty. still first down. >> dick: left tackle, d'brickashaw ferguson. >> dan: not going to hide

joining me to talk about it, carol jenkins, president of the women media center. also back with us, robin sax, a former prosecutor. robin, you hear from halderman's attorney. from what we're hearing, halderman does not look good, and looks pretty guilty. but what more could be to the story that would exonerate halderman in some way? >> well, right now, the only thing that i think that halderman could be holding back right now is that there was some sort of unfair advantage, some favor, some credit to a sexual harassment claim that may or may not be coming down in the future, that people have not wanted to come forward with because of letterman's place in authority and there could be some sort of sexual harassment claim. that's the only thing i think he could possibly have brewing. everything else is pretty stacked against him. >> robin, i'll stay with you and then get carol in. as far as letterman, obviously this is not good for him. but he's made the good moves, it would seem, hen he goes on, and as the attorney said, gets out ahead of the story. now we're hearin

. >> then you had ryan jenkins. he starred on the vh1 reality show that you're looking at here, "megan wants a millionaire." they pulled the show off the air after he allegedly brutally murdered and mutilated his model wife and then killed himself. even accused crooked politician rod blagojevich is now trying his hand at a reality tv show. new reports say he's going to be appearing on "the apprentice." dr. reef, is there a certain type of toxic person that is attracted to appearing on reality tv? >> yeah, you know, i've looked at the research on this, because i've written a couple articles on it -- >> there's research on this? >> yeah, there's research on this. there's research on television exposure to different personality types. and in looking at it, there's some people that it's called attachment theory. whereby you don't get what you need from your parents as your primary caregivers growing up, so developmentally you look for it later on in relationships. it's like if you have a chaotic childhood, you feel more

police say it was on ryan jenkins' laptop. he says jasmine fiore was the love of his life but he thought she was cheating. she was found in a suitcase, her teeth and part of her fingers were missing. >>> california senator barbara boxer wants the epa to say what it's going to do about reports of toxic drinking water at schools. now we've told you an associated press investigation found that water at some schools in all 50 states had unsafe levels of lead, pesticides and other toxins. boxer wants the epa to tell how and when it's going to address this. the epa has not commented. >>> i couldn't sleep very well last night so i got up and watched the game, the "monday night football." it was a packers legend playing against the packers. larry smith has more on a great night for brett favre. he looked like his old self. >> he really did. one interception through four games. if you follow football, that's really good for brett favre. he takes a lot of chances. he turns 40 on saturday. he admitted later he was about as nervous as he

as it turns out the man, ryan jenkins, left behind a suicide note. here he is.nvestigators say they found the note on the hard drive of his laptop. a note titled will and testament. in it he claimed jasmine for ray was the love of his life but she thought he was cheating on him. he strangled the formal model and cut off her finger tips, pulled out her teeth. stuffed her remains in a suit indicate and threw in t. into a dumpster. weye only able to intify herod by the serialumber on her breas implants. we're ting h1n1 vaccine. the first shipments are here int everodoy gets have a o th in cer ss, they are getting it now. that's coming up on fox rt. air baides?taken one of those opin itener than this one. that'sext. wblll tar orvefse em tigin some people ke to pretend... homeowners insurance... thr protects them. it doesn't. stop pretending. it can happen to you. protect your home with flood insurance. call the number on your screen... for your free brochure. m er s wh t. bitnlriim t. ece fostvele shepard: an entire town evacuated after a chemical leak. top story on

police say it was on the laptop of ryan jenkins.he note reportedly says, jasmine fury was the love of his life but he thought she was cheating. didn't mention her death, her body found in a suitcase, teeth and parts of her fingers were missing. >>> an alabama woman is in trouble for apparently allowing her teenage daughter to ride in a box on top of their van. police arrested 37-year-old jackie denise on sunday and charged her with endangering the welfare of a child. officers told them the box was too big to go inside so she put it on top and told her daughter to get inside and hold on. she is on bond. her daughter is staying with relatives. >>> a 14-year-old made 2 through airport security using a ticket with his mother's name on it. yes, he has asberger syndrome. his mom says he used her credit card to book an airport shuttle and a one-way flight to chicago. security questioned him, he said his name was virginia, and they just let him go right on through. other passengers at the portland airport were surprised. >> i think there ne

police now say it was on ryan jenkins' laptop. he says jasmine fzsmine fiore w love of his life but he thought he was cheating. it did not mention her death. >>> sometimes you just can't win. a research group says some of the most healthy foods in your diet are also the most likely to make you sick. find out why. new for you in the next 30 minutes. >>> okay. you ready for some big discounts once holiday time rolls around? money expert jennifer westhoven is here. how soon are the stores supposed to be really slashing their prices to get us inside? >> you could start to see it. one analyst says he's already seeg it. 5% more discounts than he did last year. that's only expected to pick up as we head into the holidays. good news in a bad economy. the forecasts are just starting to shape up that christmas shopping could be about flat with what we saw last year. and that was one of the worst on record at malls and department stores. so some analysts say, you know, in addition to all the sales were going to get, what you can expect to se

our sirius xm radio shaw toe host and karen jenkins, president of the women's media center.elcome to the show. >> hi, joy. >> thank you for coming. now, since 1972, this is a study that's been tracking us for all these years. we are living longer, we're making more money, we're more educated. i mean, for example, 32% of women are now lawyers. in 1970 it was 3%. 28% of mds are female now. in 1970, only 8%. we've really made tremendous strides i think in the past 30 years. and yet the information is that we are not happy. why are we not happy? >> because men are still not doing the housework. they're not taking care of the kids. >> that's true. >> they're not in the house. >> they're not, yeah. >> they're absent. but first of all, i don't believe this. >> you don't believe it? >> no, i think -- >> why not? >> these surveys are skewed in a lot of different ways. number one, women are a lot more verbal than men so they complain a lot more. they don't have any problems telling you they have a problem. my daughter and my son, ten years ago, you will never hear a complaint from my

our sirius xm radio shaw toe host and karen jenkins, president of the women's media center. welcome to the show. >> hi, joy. >> thank you for coming. now, since 1972, this is a study that's been tracking us for all these years. we are living longer, we're making more money, we're more educated. i mean, for example, 32% of women are now lawyers. in 1970 it was 3%. 28% of mds are female now. in 1970, only 8%. we've really made tremendous strides i think in the past 30 years. and yet the information is that we are not happy. why are we not happy? >> because men are still not doing the housework. they're not taking care of the kids. >> that's true. >> they're not in the house. >> they're not, yeah. >> they're absent. but first of all, i don't believe this. >> you don't believe it? >> no, i think -- >> why not? >> these surveys are skewed in a lot of different ways. number one, women are a lot more verbal than men so they complain a lot more. they don't have any problems telling you they have a problem. my daughter and my son, ten years ago, you will never hear a complaint from m