john lewin nor detective jim wallace seed capable of giving up on it, they couldn't charge doug bradfordt, they got a warrant. two warrants, actually. first, wallace and his partner went to pay a surprise visit to doug bradford's current house with a hidden microphone. and they asked him about lynne's case. >> i would have guessed that was solved. i hadn't heard anything more. >> no, no. so, i wonder if we could have a few moments just to see what you remember from back in '79. >> well, i've been advised by counsel not to, uh, have any further discussions about that case. >> oh, really? >> reporter: which was just the reaction the detectives expected. so, they showed him their search warrant, and set about poking around. snapped a few pictures of the place, including one of doug sitting and steaming in his living room. they found several firearms. all legal. and in a file cabinet two articles on polygraph tests. odd. back in '79, doug initially agreed to take one and then changed his mind. >> and then right next to that file was another file that had a brochure on a crossbow. and then ev

it's more emphasis nothing wrong -- if you have austerity, the poor always pay -- jim wallace always taught me this, the poor always pay when there's austerity. the rich never pay. it's the poor left with the bill. if you join me in believing the safety net is a fundamental moral right and it's a privilege of our society to provide, you must avoid austerity, the only way to do that with smart policy. i'm 100% sure the president agrees with smart policies, i'm not caricaturing this either -- although, can you believe he said obama phone? he's against the obama phone, so let's stipulate to that. that's only because they took away his phone. >> now, since we believe that there should be public goods then we're really talking about the system that provides them official officially. the president talked about the changing structure of the income distribution and unambiguously true. what i would urge us to regret is this notion that it's not a shift but a transfer. i know. it's not a transfer. since the 1970s, it's not that the rich have gotten richer because the poor have gotten poorer. t

jim wallace always taught me this, the poor always pay when there's austerity. the rich never pay. the rich are never left with the bill. it's the poor left with the bill. if you join me in believing the safety net is a fundamental moral right, and it's a privilege of our society to provide, you must avoid austerity. and you must avoid insolvency. the only way to do that -- with smart policy. i'm 100% sure the president agrees with smart policies. i'm not caricaturing this either -- although, can you believe he said obama phone? [laughter] and he's against the obama phone. so, let's stipulate to that. that's only because they took away his phone. >> now, since we believe that there should be public goods then we're really talking about the system that provides them officially. the president talked about the changing structure of the income distribution and unambiguously true. what i would urge us to regret is this notion that it's not a shift, but a transfer. i know, it's not a transfer. since the 1970s, it's not that the rich have gotten richer because the poor have gotten poorer.

a friend jim wallace once said, if you cut everything jesus said about the poor out of the gospel, you have a book full of holes. these are people who understand what the scriptures said. two organizing points. the first is, when it is time to go, please keep your seats so the president can be escorted out. the other is we agreed we should direct more attention to president obama than other members of the panel. [laughter] i say that in advance so you know this was our call and not some exercise in executive power. [laughter] this was our decision to do this. [applause] we hope this will be a back-and-forth kind of discussion. feel free to interrupt the president if you feel like it. [laughter] my first question, mr. president. the obvious. a friend of mine said, when do presidents do panels? what came to mind was the late admiral stockdale. who am i come a why am i here? -- who am i, why am i here? [laughter] this is an unusual venue for a president to put himself in. where do you hope the discussion will lead beyond today? and i was struck with something you said last week. politicia

. >> jason's dedication inspires players like ricky wallace and varsity coach jim johnson to set a planalready brainstormed it. let's get this league built for this kid so he can have a substantial amount of time to get in. >> we had talked during the season. i couldn't promise him he was going to get in the game but i'd have a uniform for him for senior night. >> he works so hard in practice. that was the least we could do, is to push for him to get in the game. >> february 15th, 2006, excitement is building for greece athena's last game of the season. >> his teacher is one of those in the crowd. >> he was very excited that there was a game that night. and that there was a chance that he was going to be table to get in for the first time. in the back of my mind i was just thinking, oh my goodness, i hope the coach lets him in. >> many fans are shooting amateur video. >> they have signed, j-mac signs. they had pictures of his face on little paint sticks. it sent a chill down your back. >> but near the end of the second half, the clock is ticking down, and jason, number 52, is still on t