john walsh has made it his mission to stop -- john walsh will host a special edition called "child predatorunder cover in cambodia to expose men who buy underage kids to have sex with them. walsh will help viewers to help him track down several american pedophiles. i talked to him earlier. >> you're known for profiling crimes ithe united states but you traveled overseas to look at international trafficking. why is that so important? >> because most of the people who go to cambodia, used to be thailand, now it's cambodia, are westerners. many of them are american pedophiles that have committed crimes here. we're profiling two guys on this show, one, a boy scout leader, one a teacher for ten years in california. one of them is reputed to have gone to southeast asia. pedophiles leave here, from england, from germany, australia, think i can go to cambodia, have sex with a kid, i won't get caught, it's cheap, if i get caught i'll pay off the cops and judges, then come back to america and be, what, a pediatrician? >> there are tour operators who sort of facilitate this. >> when adam was murdered

john walsh joins us in a moment.irst randi kaye brings us back to the night smart was kidnapped and the details of a young girl's life that was ripped apart. here's tonight's crime and punishment report. >> reporter: as elizabeth smart and her family slept, a determined kidnapper entered their home through a kitchen window by cutting the screen. within minutes police say he was upstairs in the bedroom, elizabeth, then 14, shared with her younger sister. it was june 5th, 2002, around 2:00 a.m. in court this week, elizabeth, now 23, testified against the man who she says snatched her. she said he told her, i have a knife to your neck. don't make a sound. get out of bed or i will kill you and your family. on that awful night, elizabeth's little sister, mary katherine, was just nine at the time. she lay petrified in her bed, pretending to be asleep. at 4:00 a.m., mary catherine woke her parents and told them what happened. her father, ed smart, called 911, triggering a maszive search. >> elizabeth, if you're out there, w

john walsh helped crack the case, tracked down elizabeth. he talked with her about her testimony today and joins us in tonight's crime and punishment. we begin tonight as always, keeping them honest with a story that may stun you. amazon.com, the biggest online retailer in the world, is selling a guide for pedophiles. right now on their website, they are selling an e-book for kindle in essence profiting from pedophilia. at first i thought maybe they just don't know about it, but all they have to do is read the title of the book. it's a self-published e-book, it's called "the pedophile's guide to love and pleasure" by phillip grieves and he admits he has feelings for children though he insists he's never acted on them. that's him. it went for sale october 28th. again, amazon cannot claim they don't know about this book because here's how mr. grieves describes the book on amazon itself. this is my attempt, he says, to make pedophile situations safer for those juveniles that find themselves involved in them by establishing certain rules for the

. >> he leaned on john walsh of "america's most wanted". >> he said, be straight with me. tell me what the odds are. i said, you know what, ed, 99% of the cases i do have a very unlucky ending. you're lucky to find the remains. you're lucky to catch the guy. most of the time you never get justice. >> but authorities were convinced they had their man -- richard reesey. a hired hand what worked for three months inside the smart family home. police grab on him him and believe he is the one. >> they do. >> why? >> there were a lot of reasons why. he was an ex-con. he didn't have a background of -- that would say he was a sexual predator. but he did have -- he had robbed one of edward's best friend, come in, taken things in the middle of the night. >> did you think he did it? >> no, i didn't think he did it. and the reason i didn't think he did it was because the only eyewitness said he didn't do it. >> that eyewitness was 9-year-old mary katherine who insisted the man who took his sister elizabeth didn't look like reesey. elizabeth's father ed didn't know what to believe. >> i

and john walsh, always a pleasure.u for good work you do. >> thank you for having me. >> still ahead, you may know him for the cross-dressing crazy ways, unbridled extrav gant lifestyle. but rodman turns over a new gecko: are you ready for your talk, sir? boss: just going over how geico helps people save in even more ways... ...with good driver discounts, multi-car discounts, defensive driver discounts... woman: you! oh, don't act like you don't recognize me! toledo, '03? gecko: no, it's...i... woman: it's too late stanley. gecko: actually, miss, my name's not stanley. woman: oh...oh, i am so sorry! from behind you look just like him. i'm just.... gecko: well...i'd hate to be stanley. geico. 15 minutes could save you 15 percent. >>> he was basketball's bad boy for years but now he is joining those who are less fortunate. he sat down to talk about his politics and notorious while and crazy ways. take a look. what is up? s>> how are you doing? >> you said you don't know who i am. >> i thought you were the other guy with

john walsh with "america's most wanted" joins us.lso tonight, new and troubling revelations in president bush's memo memoir. senator mitch mcconnell allegedly asking him to pull troops out of iraq to save the elections for republicans but publicly mcconnell was very much behind the war efforts. and later, how much say should the government have over what you feed your kids? mcdonald's in san francisco are being totaled to take the toys out of happy meals that don't meet new nutritional guidelines. dr. phil says it's up to parents, not politicians, to police kids' diets. what do you think? we'll talk about it. we begin as always keeping them on e. with amazon.com profiting from pedophilia. last night we told you about a book being sold on amazon.com. a guide for pedophiles. a disgusting self-published e-book offered since late october. around the time our broadcast was done last night, amazon had suddenly pulled the book from the website. today we looked closer at what else amazon.com is selling. we were amazed at what we found. first

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his new friend, john walsh. >> he said john, police want to close this case. elizabeth, her body is buried in the desert somewhere. i don't believe that. i believe she's alive. i walked in the smarts' shoes. i knew they needed help and i knew elizabeth was rapidly becoming a poster. >> walsh put photos of mitchell on "america's most wanted," hoping to get leads from the audience. >> brian david mitchell's ex-wife calls "america's most wanted" saying he doesn't look clean cut. he's a pedophile. i'll give you a tip. he looks like bin laden, like the taliban. he's a creeped out street preacher. that's the guy you should be looking for. >> they focused on that. >> columnist and author lee benson says mitchell was a fixture on salt lake streets, a religious zealot who considered himself a prophet. >> somewhere along the way he became this delusional person. he progressively became the jesus man, and he started doing the bizarre behavior. he moved out of his house and lived out of a trailer and put on the robes and then started to write revelations that he said he r

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using the buddy system, all up next in >>> the washington wizard's did not have john walsh tonight, buthey beat toronto 109-94. they picked up where they left off, 20 tonight. the wizards scored with 28 assists. how about that one. we have a glimpse of the future. how about that slammed by a health and armstrong. it has been 24 hours since the massacre and the skins will plunge ahead to tennessee. the other we have a better idea of donovan mcnabb's new contract, he only had 3 fewer completions. today, he had a hangover. >> i am embarrassed. there are two ways of handling it. the one way that i know a does want to approach a hot to get back out on the field and embrace everything that happened. let's go back. the home team, the terrapins clawing back into this thaing. the foul. one more. the maryland had 29 turnovers. the beat maryland 53-45. the three-ball. 32.30. -- 32-30. three times in the big run. the hokies are 1-1. maryland place for the state in the biggest game in years. if maryland wins the next two games, they win the national title. there you have it. >>> >>> more showers and

. >> reporter: ed called john walsh and asked him to come to utah. >> all the brothers were there andll the kids and when she walked down those stairs, that was incredible. that was probably the best day i've spent on this show. >> we all know what he went through. can you imagine as a parent what those people went through? i know she suffered, but the entire family. >> that's part of the reason why we begin with the day she was abducted. think in the eight years that's transpired people have forgotten how remarkable this story is. she's taken in the middle of the night, sleeping in her own little bed, her little sister next to her. she's taken away, weeks go by, then months. 99% of the outcomes are tragic and she's found alive and well. even the most jaded reporter found joyful on the day she was found. >> so now sadly it's good she's alive but we're learning about what happened to her in captivity and what will you tell us about that? >> this is also what we bring up. sure, she was taken. for many years, the family protected her and she did not speak publicly. now she's at the trial

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it had a picture of john walsh, with a report saying "america's most-wanted" was looking for elizabethll more paranoid than ever. the homicide detective that tried but failed to lift elizabeth's veil to see her face, says he is haunted by the missed opportunity. >> it was absolutely traumatizing to think i was in a position where i could have ended the investigation in august of 2002. >> reporter: the utah police eventually rescued elizabeth. and as she left court, after her final day of testimony, this graceful 23-year-old woman, now appears to be afraid of absolutely nothing. for "good morning america," mike von fremd, abc news, salt lake city. >>> for more, joining us is the host of "america's most-wanted," john walsh. always a pleasure to see you, john. >> good to see you, robin. >> we heard in the report, that john mitchell saw your picture in the newspaper. and it got to him. that's exactly why you do what you do. >> absolutely. we've become such good friends. and i spoke with her dad, ed, ed works with me. and elizabeth's walked the halls of capitol hill, three years ago, to get

. >>> also tonight, america's most wanted, john walsh, on our joran van der sloot face-off. >>> plus, gwyneth paltrow on "glee." that and more later on entertainment tonight. >>> and you can see robert wagner on ncis at 8:00. and before that, watch entertainment tonight. >>> imagine walking along the shore, only to stumble across a 40-foot chunk of a ship wreck. that recently happened along the sleeping bear dunes of lake michigan. the park believes the wreck washed ashore, a couple of weeks ago, during a major windstorm. experts think this is likely the ship wreck of a fairly large boat. they are working now to identify it. >>> a major achievement for scientists in switzerland. they say they have actually recreated the big bang on a smaller scale. they have used an ion collider. to recreate what happened in the moments just after the big bang. they plan to use mini bangs. to study the origin of matter. surely, we can find a more deggified way of describing the mini bang. you have your mini bang, big bang. >> looks and feels like autumn outside. >> bob turk has the updated first warni

john walsh, host of "america's most wanted" joins us later. continues now. >>> before we go, a postscript. it's veterans day. we were searching for a way to honor the men and women who wake up each morning to make the ultimate sacrifice for our country. >> troops have been returning for their loved ones. robin meade of headline news was there when a sergeant came home after a six-month deployment in afghanistan. take a look. ♪ >> you have never held him in your arms. what is this moment like for you? >> meet the little one and see my daughter after her birthday, it was a blessing, truly. >> to finally have dad right here? >> great. >> it was great, wasn't it? ♪ gonna hold this moment like a picture snoet. >> it's a hard choice. every time it comes up, to know that some of that time will be

. >> i really did kind of tune up for "the town" in terms of being a director, john walsh is an incredible from him. it was great. as you say, it was incredible, like, legendary cast members. >> jimmy: you play a guy who gets fired from his job. who has everything, beautiful house, family, and gets fired and loses his job, which is emmass calculating and horrible thing for anyone really. you take it particularly hard. it doesn't go well at all. >> no. >> jimmy: and they're not exactly lining up to hire you afterwards. >> no, no, it's really -- it's a story about unfortunately something that's affected -- i mean, i don't think there's anybody in the united states that hasn't been affected some way or another. many people, 30 million plus -- >> jimmy: oprah hasn't been affected at all. >> i don't think so. but, you know, a lot of people have lost their jobs and we wanted to tell the story about what that means. we identify ourselves with who we are. i'm accountant, lawyer, late-night comic. if you don't have that, i think it would be quite scary. we wanted to do justice to those feelings. it

.  >> america's most wanted host john walsh is here in the district prepare for example a broadcast targeting sex trafficking. and walsh was shooting a segment this morning and said our country is guilty of having more sex trafficking than any other nation. 100,000 which were are involved and aimed at catching some of the offenders. >> last week, the fbi and the national center for missing and exploited which were, an oldtown alexandrea, they recovered 69 children and thousands of pimps and johns and people exploiting children were arrested and many were in the d.c. area. >> and you can see the sex trafficking report this saturday on fox 5 and starts at 9:00. >>> a russian arms r extradited to the u.s. despite protests pleaded not guilty today and victor boot is charged with supporting terrorists and is being held without bail. steve ducey has the story. >> reporter: he's been dubbed the merchant of death, suspected russian arms dealer arriving in new york and facing terrorism charges after being extradited to the u.s. >> ordered him extradited to the united states for h

. >> reporter: ed called john walsh and asked him to come to utah. >> all the brothers were there andthat was incredible. that was probably the best day i've spent on this show. >> how about that? we're calling it "taken: the kidnapping of elizabeth smart." it airs tomorrow night, 10:00 p.m. and sunday night 10:30 eastern. >>> as president obama meets with nato leaders today in lisbon, a new cnn poll of polls indicates the public is kind of split over his handling of duties at the white house. wolf blitzer is joining me now from "the situation room." wolf, let's take a look at a poll together here. the latest poll is finding, overall, 47% of americans approve of how the president is handling his job and 48% disapprove. so, 47%/48%. what do you make of the numbers here as the president is preparing either to work with or do battle with this new republican majority in the house? >> well, if you just look at those numbers, it's pretty surprising, at least to me, as someone who's watched politics over these years, why the democrats and the leader of the democratic party is the president o

. >> reporter: ed called john walsh and asked him to come to utah. >> all the brothers were there and she walked down those stairs, that was incredible. that was probably the best day i've spent on this show. >> martin joins us now from atlanta. martin, have you learned anything more about elizabeth smart's story? >> reporter: we have. that's part of the reason we wanted to put this documentary together. it was one to show you the remarkable story, remind you of what a miraculous story it was from the depths of when she was lost to the fear of her parents and the fact she was found alive and well. the question is, what happened to her during those nine months? only until now especially with the trial have we been able to piece together and hear from her, herself, elizabeth smart, the hell she went through. for nine months she was held by brian mitchell and almost every day she testified she was sexually assaulted. remember, she was 14 years old when she was taken. in the middle of the night at knifepoint. she was, as she screamed to her atta attacker, i am just a little girl. she goes

john walsh is available to talk with us this morning. > this saturday's episode is an international version of america's most wanted. yoo all went to ca cambodia and became aware of some things. talk about what you found there? >> in 23 years doing this show,ú i can'' remember something that can find small childrenn sometimes their parents sell them and sometimes they're kidnapped and used by pimps in the sex trade. and aal kinds of pedophiles come but i also saw people that were trying tt help them. i saw -- i went to an orphanage run by a wonderful former prostitute, a woman who had been ú%dnapped and used in the prostitution by the name of ú%mali mom. little girls as young as 6, boys %-she isstrying to get them outf prostitution. so this week, we areegoing afte3 the worst of the worst. i went undercover into a brothel in two minutes, talking to the produced very, very young i want to put a whitt hot spot on that plaae. >> are the westernnrs goong there, because they are safe from the law and they can get away with this. >> they can pay

these guys like blake griffin and john walsh, the younger guys.the turkey. >> wins and losses aside, they're not filling up in miami. there are empty seats in a brand new arena and you shouldn't do that while paying these three guys what you're paying them. >> miami is not really a good sports town anyway to be quite honest with you. >> hit the ground. >> it was back in the day. it was but recently, you know, i mean, they had a championship baseball team they had to dismantle a year later. >> they did it twice. speaking of dismantling, microsoft has this good idea for a gizmo called the kin. >> the kin, you know. first of all, i don't know they were going to play north of the mason-dixon, it doesn't sound very good. you got one of those kin phones? >> supposed to be. >> microsoft's attempt of being hip. they're not a hip company. they're not. maybe they can buy a hip company but they're not a hip company. my advice to microsoft, buy a hip company. don't change the name and don't tell anyone you bought it. this is the only way to get into the hip c

walsh's camp says absentee and provisional ballots need to be counted from lake and mchenry counties where he beat bean. >>> prosecutors want former chicago police commander johnurge to spend two dozen years in prison. the probation offices recommended burge spend up to 21 months in prison under sentencing guidelines but federal prosecutors dispute that finding with burge deserves a mibment -- minimum 24 year sentence. he was convicted last june of lying under oath. burge and men under his command were accused of shocking, suffocating and burning suspects into giving confessions. burge will be sentenced on january 20. >>> the fda is taking action against the caffeinated alcoholic drink, four loko. the fda will not say just yet what that mover will be. but one option may include warning letters to manufacturers that the drinks are not safe. the fda will also see if mixing caffeine and alcohol is dangerous. this comes after states and wholesalers have banned or limited sale of the beverage. the drinks have been blamed for injuries and deaths of dozens of college students across the country. >>> pope benedict will be available in high definition. today the vatica

walsh is now the congressman-elect from illinois. this as the house is set to vote on its new leadership today. john boehner expected to become the first house speaker. nancy pelosi will likely become house minority leader despite a challenge from representative heath shuler and current house majority leader steny hoyer will keep the number two spot while there will be a new number three position entitled assistant leader. for 18 minutes, u.s. national security may have been put in grave danger. a congressional report says china's state-controlled telecom company hijacked 15% of the world's internet traffic including data from the u.s. military and other u.s. allies. the report says china accessed the information back on april 8th of this year. how did this happen? next hour, the commissioner behind the shocking report will join us live to explain. it would have been her 11th birthday and instead of a party, hundreds attended a vigil for zahra baker in north carolina last night. her remains identified this week. people who never knew her showed up to demand justice. >> why are they not prosecuting a