katherine harris. here is some of our msnbc coverage that night. >> we are back and suddenly a woman named katherine harris is a big name in the news. she is the secretary of state for the state of florida and she may have the power in her office to end this election friday at midnight. norah o'donnell watches politics for us. she has more. >> good evening. tonight, the future of the florida election and the fate of the presidency may hinge on just one woman, the secretary of state, katherine harris. >> who was that little girl? [laughter] >> of course, katherine harris was made for that weekend sketch on "saturday night live" and it was snl's first-ever skit involving someone very near and dear to us. >> welcome back, i'm chris matthews. should we throw out the constitution? everything going to hell or what? join us tonight is the woman at the center of this controversy, the secretary of state in florida, katherine harris. >> hello, chris. thanks for having me. >> many people have accused you of being

i hope princess katherine likes bat catching.t the family home in scland, bats fly around the rafters and apparently that's when the queen enjoys her favorite sport. >> she brings them down with a large butterfly net on a long pole and in britain, bats are protected species, so, she has to release them and they're nocturnal animals so they come back every night and she does it again the next day. >> reporter: but it's not all bats, pomp and circumstance all the time with all the royals. harry seems like a good guy. he likes a good joke and likes a good party, even more. then, there's zara phillips, princess ann's daughter, who has her tongue pierced. a royal no-no, but hey, kids will be kids. one of prince andrew's daughters was caught on a beach, topless. the world was amused. the royal family, fair to say, was not. but whatever their quirks, britain still loves its royal family, right? will and kate finally announced the engagement. >> oh, did that? congratulations. >> that w >> reporter: that was the most exciting reaction i'v

katherine middleton. it will take place in the spring of the summer of next year, take place in london, but nothing more specific than that. the news is that william and cage became engaged not today, but he popped the question apparently in kenya. a private holiday, a 10-day safari. there may have been airing as well. prince -- a ring as well. prince william has notified the queen and other family members. >> we are thrilled by the prospect of a wedding sometime next year. >> following the marriage, the couple will be living in north wales. they have a cottage up there, because that is where the raf base is where volume is based. -- william is based princess katherine would become queen katherine. >> we just learned moments ago the prince william proposed with his mother, princess di's engagement ring. a woman and two children are killed in a murder-suicides in pennsylvania. a toddler calls 911 but he was trying to get in touch with his mom. an carrie engel from valley view farms is here to answer your p

katherine wrote about workplace wars for fiscal times.ichard levy is a research director who has no kids himself. thanks to both of you. listen, katherine, what did you find? is there a lot of resentment from workers without kids? >> i wouldn't say resentment is widespread, but for the people who are angry are an extremely vocal minority and they talk about not being asked but expected to work the holidays, being asked or expected to stay late without any compensation or return favor, and sometimes not even being thanked. >> so, rich, listen, i understand your experience has been much more subtle. if you need to leave early, you don't want to give a reason why you need to leave, but people who have kids can leave and that's always a valid excuse. that makes it okay, as they say. >> well, i find that parents tend to be more vocal about why they might be leaving, that they might say, you know, i have someone to pick up at school or so on, a child to pick up at school, whereas if i have something going on in the evening, let's seau ga or a p

the only witness, her 9-year-old sister, mary katherine. scared, she waited two hours before running to tell her parents. a slice through the kitchen window screen confirmed their worst fear. elizabeth was gone. elizabeth's father, ed, called 911. and then close family. >> this is a family who really was called into action to do everything we could. we knew that time was of the essence. >> ed's brother, tom, a local news photographer, helped feed the story to media. >> a family waits in agony for any sign of their 14-year-old taurt. >> we really tried to get ed and lois out in front of the camera to personalize this to the nation. >> we'll be eternally indebted to you for the help you've given us. >> so that they can feel who this little girl is and the pain of the family. >> news moved fast through this close-knit mormon community. volunteers came up by the hundreds. the search was on. >> we want all of the volunteers to know we are so thankful for you. >> as is customary in these cases, the police considered immediate family members possi

katherine. >> okay.g what her official title will be. will she be the princess of? >> well, right now, that decision of what title will be bestowed on her will remain private with the queen. no doubt that will be leaked out nearer the time. >> okay. i look at them, neil, and i can't help but think of diana. how would she feel to see her little boy all grown up and getting married? would she approve of the bride? kate seems to be, you know, the court of woman that diana would love. beautiful, sophisticated, intelligent, seemingly self-assured. what do you think? >> you know, it's interesting. because a lot of people obviously debate that question. you know, obviously diana was a great icon, not just around the world, but, of course, to william. you know, she was his mother, but also he's totally and ultimately devoted to her. interesting to note as well that katherine, kate, talked a lot about diana. and i think that the two would have genuinely got on well. i think they both share quite similar qualities

royalry, princess katherine. >> once they marry she will become. >> reporter: princess katherine. >>itle be? >> it will remain private with the queen. no doubt, leaked out nearer to the time. >> i can't help but think of dia diana. high would she feel to see her little boy all grown up and getting married? would she approve of the bride? kate seems like a woman diana would love. seemingly self-assured. what do you think? >> reporter: a lot of people can say that question. diana a great icon not just around the world, but, of course, to william. she was his mother and he totally and ultimately was devoted to her. interesting as well that katherine, kate, talked a lot about diana. i think the two would have genuinely got on well. they share similar qualities but katherine is slightly more subdued than the late, great princess diana. >> thank you, neil. we have the opportunity to take you live to 10 downing street particular the prime minister is standing by. >> i spoke with prince william a few moments ago an passed on my congratulations and also welcomed his return back safely from af

katherine in this environment, would you be able to start the business that you did years ago?ld you be able to do it now and did it all over again if the factors were the same today? >> well, i'm probably one of the few who would, but that's where i started eight years ago when the economy wasn't necessarily very good. it was after 9/11 and i was told the same thing. why would you start your business now when things don't seem predictable. i had to do it. that's how i'm driven, that's what i had to do. i tell other business owners it's to be smart about it. don't step too far forward. don't go so far out where you would have in the past and not have a financial safety net. we can't get financing it's dried up for us. believe in yourself and america, we will come back and unfortunately these are tough times. >> katherine, thank you for getting up early, 3:30 in fran and katherine and mark, appreciate it, very insightful this morning. >> thank you. >> a suspected drug lord could soon be in the u.s. to face justice. why lawmakers have been after the man known as la barbie for yea

and katherine t. mac arthur foundation and union bank. flu >> union bank put its strength to work for a wide range of companies. what can we do for you? >> the markets give a thumbs up for the financial bail out for ireland. optimism in noousz that 29 trapped cool minors can be saved. japan's justice minister is forced to redesign. and are children in kabul safer than those living in london and new york? the claim of a top diplomat. >> european financial markets have reacted. the euro has strengthened and shares have risen. they will safe guard stability. the mix is that the economies can also need rescuing. the announcement after a week of denials can spark an angry reaction. and with more reports after days of denying the depth of the crisis, the government was forced to admit they needed government aid to the tune of tens of millions. >> second element of agree, has to deal with the recess. >> denying that he was to blame for the success. >> i believe government has brought it to point. we are here

and katherine t. mac arthur foundation and union bank. >> now bbc world news. >> the world's major economy end their g 20 summit. fixed grins at the summit close but will china and america continue to blame each other. >> it's important for china in a dprad you'll fashion to transition to a market based system. flu jo welcome. also in the program, does freedom beckon? the burma military will release their leader. jo a mission completed across the united states for wounded personnel. >> midday in london. 9 p.m. in seoul where the g 20 summit has ended with a collective commitment to do something. not sure what. how much common ground is there among the world's biggest emerging nations. credibility has been tested. >> well, it may not be the headline grabbing solution to all of the world's problems but the leaders meeting here for the past two sdas are holding up their agreement. there is a horde of media hacks that remain to be convinced. in the end, we are told everyone is walking in step. >> south ko

many of the coats were donated from katherine's closet, and the lady ravens association. just a great event out there today. >> very nice. >>> still ahead on eyewitness news at 5:00. crucial evidence. a break in the natalee holloway case. >>> gone too soon. a promising local musician dies suddenly. teachers talk about her special gift. >>> i'm mike schuh, wjz eyewitness news, in frederick. what sort of accident would call for two maryland state police helicopters helicopters to hover on the side of a mountain? i'll have the answer when wjz eyewitness news continues. >>> gray november day. bob turk is tracking live doppler radar. ,,,, the chevy malibu was designed to catch the eye... but great design is also what you don't see. like dependability, a one-hundred thousand-mile, five-year powertrain warranty and being named a consumers digest best buy three years running. it's easy to see why over a thousand people a day are switching to chevy. qualified lessees can get a low mileage lease on this 2011 malibu ls for around one ninety-nine a month. call for details. the switch

i hope princess katherine likes bat catching.ily home in balmoral, scott land, bats fly around the rafters and apparently that's when the queen enjoys her favorite sport. >> she brings them down with a large butterfly net on a long pole, and of course in britain bats are protected species. so she has to release them. they're nocturnal animals so they come back every night. and she does it again the next day. >> reporter: it's not all toilet seats, bats, pomp and circumstance all the time with all the royals. okay, the family is a little controversial here, but hey, at least the royals aren't boring. will and kate will have a lot to live up and down to. >> if it's rather dull that would be the worst thing that could happen to the monarchy. perhaps we want them to be hugely dramatic. i find it rather more enjoyable when they behave appallingly. >> reporter: if history is any guide, we won't have to worry too much. i'm miguel marquez in london. >> heavy is the head that will soon wear that crown. >> no kidding. walking into that fam

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katherine brown for cbc news, new york. >>> the president did sake some time -- did take some time to let loose. they stopped by a local school to to watch a performance by the kids. michelle obama got up to dance then the president himself got up on his feet. this is part of a full schedule cultural event before he heads to new dehli to meet with the prime minister. >>> check your iphone. the problem users are experiencing that has to do with last night's time change. >>> still, a few more showers around the bay area. there's another storm coming our way. when can we expect that? we will talk about that next. ,,,,,,,,,,,, [ male announcer ] welcome to the far reaches of the internet. when you go faster, you're free to go farther. at&t. rethink possible. get high-speed internet from at&t for only $14.95 a month. their necks... is now up to five. the collared birds have been >>> the number of birds spotted with beer cans around their necks is now up to five. they have been seen in san francisco and also in half moon bay. wildlife workers caught up to one of the birds but they are havin

katherine jackson says she wants to give those kids a normal childhood so she doesn't make them wear veils. prince and paris are in private school and blanket, he's being home schooled for now. the tensest moment is when oprah asked joe jackson about beating his children as michael had claimed. katherine jackson stepped in there. >> he used a strap, yes, he did use a strap. >> let me just ask you this. knowing what you know now, would you do it differently? do you think it would be a different kind of father? >> i would have punished them. it was to keep them out of trouble and jail. my kids never been in jail. >> jackson's eldest son prince says he wants to be a film director and his sister paris wants to be an actress. >> we'll right back with the haow ceementut'osha s stirring alost conversation tonight. >>> one mother's blog about her decision to allow her 5-year-old son to dress up like a girl for a halloween pre-school party, she insisted on dressing as daphne and his mom sarah doesn't want to give her last name was surprised at negative comments she receives from other moms on

and katherine t. mcarthur foundation, and union bank. ♪ >> union bank offers unique insight and expertise in a range of industries. what can we do for you? >> we are a nation of explorers. new ways of living, of thinking, and of expressing ourselves. we take risks, we learn from experience, and we keep moving forward. that's why we encourage and celebrate the explorer in all of us. >> and now, "bbc newsnight." >> does the 21st century really belong to china? this week, china has awokened to challenge the china supremacy. what will happen to the rest of us if china continues to dominate? we'll discuss the new economic powerhouse. the return of terror in northern ireland. we investigate the growing strength of the real i.r.a. >> i personally know of a man who could be described as one of the most prolific assassins thrown up by the 35 years of war, and he has now moved to the real i.r.a. >> and will george bush's attempt to write hustry in the oval office win over his critics? we'll discuss his legacy.

katherine brown tells us how republicans talked today about how they will shake things up. >> reporter: president obama is taking part of the blame for the defeat democrats suffered in the mid-term election. >> leadership isn't legislation, it is a matter of persuading people and giving them confidence. >> reporter: the president sat down with "60 minutes" reporter since the republicans won back enough to take over the house. >> i'm going to ask what we can work on together. >> reporter: leaders are primed to take advantage of the willingness to compromise. >> i have had two conversations this week about the way forward. we anticipate being able to do the people's business in those areas where we agree. >> reporter: but the two sides are far apart on some of the biggest issues. including taxes. republicans are fighting the democrats planning to let the bush tax cuts for the wealthy to expire. it comes to job creators that we need so desperately to start creating jobs again. >> reporter: and some are calling for repeal of the health care law. >> i think obama care is one of the worst pi

good afternoon again, commissioners, katherine howard. i'll take off my early 1900's hat with a feather and put on my 21st century hat for the golden gate park preservation alliance. there will be a meeting on september 23 at 7:00 p.m. at the senior center on fulton street and 37th avenue to talk about the west side water treatment plant and the environmental impact report. this plant will build a 40,000 square feet of buildings in one corner of golden gate park. the tallest building will be 30 feet in height. there will be new paving for the entry road and parking, nightlighting and gates. the purpose it is to use the aquifer water for drinking and treated water from the oceanside waste water plant for irrigation. we would like the people to come. we'd like the people to comment on the e. the i.r. and to turn in written comments. there's more information on our website. we are particularly concerned because the plant is being built above ground in gold epigate park where the master plan says it is supposed to be below grade. we would lik

katherine brown for cbc news new york. >>> now is a bad time. that's what the new leader of the u.s. marine says about overturning don't ask, don't tell. today the general says allowing gays to serve openly in the military might have unique consequences in the marines. marines do not have private living quarters. there are two in each room. the general says he doesn't exactly know how a repeal would hurt combat readiness but he feels it would in some way. >>> drawing the attention of homeland security secretary janet napolitano. she said today she is disturbed by the incident. she and others are afraid that the same tactic could be used by terrorists. she says security needs to begin with information sharing and collection. >>> rain on the way tonight. here is meteorologist lawrence karnow. >>> ann, we already started to see showers in parts of northern california. nothing out here just yet but it will get going and you know what, it will rain pretty good i think specially through the morning hours and then begin to taper off as we head into the

have we switched to katherine? >> kate now wants to be called katherine.ent, that said katherine. >> that makes sense. >> you have incredible access to prince charles. sorry, everybody. >> you're causing trouble. so we go to his summer home in scotland, the home of the queen mother. and he's refurbished it. and you get to see the private life. you see the boots in if mud room that say will's and harry's. then we talk about his passion, the environment. and he gets angry. he gets revved up about what we're doing to the earth here. you can see it in this one exchange. >> i read "harmony", and the first two sentences, this is a call to revolution. the earth is under attack. are you an optimist? do you fear that we're too far gone? >> there's that awful feeling that maybe we are. >> he sees evidence everywhere from melting icecaps to ç illnesses kaued by the food we eat. >> there has to be a more balanced way of looking at things. or we're tipping nature into a position where it's difficult to maintain the viability of our planet. we've ceased to understand,

katherine also said she's not sure if conrad murray murdered her son or if it was an accident. but she wants to know why a doctor would give propofol to anyone as a sleep aid. >>> jerry jones fired wade phillips after sunday night's embarrassing 45-7 loss to the packers. offensive coordinator jason garrett now takes over as head coach. >>> and "monday night football" highlights, now, from espn news. >> good morning. i'm don bell with your espn news update. we start in the afc north. big game for "monday night football." the steelers traveling to cincinnati to take on the bengals. fourth quarter, steelers up 20-7. little trickeration. antwaan randel el, the wide receiver. deep to mike wallace for a touchdown. take another look. sweet play. great design. even better execution. randel el, looking long. and wallace comes down with the ball. steelers up 27-7. later in the fourth quarter, same score. carson palmer, standing and delivering to terrell owens. he had two touchdown catches. ten catches overall. 141 yards. bengals down 27-14. ensuing steelers drive. roethlisberger, trying

katherine brown for cbc news new york. >>> now is a bad time. that's what the new leader of the u.s. marine says about overturning don't ask, don't tell. today the general says allowing gays to serve openly in the military might have unique consequences in the marines. marines do not have private living quarters. there are two in each room. the general says he doesn't exactly know how a repeal would hurt combat readiness but he feels it would in some way. >>> a young chinese man that disguised himself as a white man to fly to canada for asylum . >>> the economy still hitting bay area families hard. why hundreds lined up today for a helping hand during the upcoming holidays. >>> and the newest edition to the navy fleet. what makes this u.s.s. california better than its predecessor. >>> 24 hours a day, all news 740. ,, i just love 'em; we have a great relationship. it really is great. it's good. it really is. it totally is. we go everywhere together. i don't go anywhere without her. car pooling to work... mmm hmm. ...shopping. it's great! and, whe

[ laughter ] [ applause ] why would you be -- why would you be katherine blagojevich?rev, everybody. >> i have a better plan. you go fetch it, and i will try not to kill anyone in the meantime. >> my way, or you don't get it. >> hey, stephen, i can't find matt. oh, my god, elena, you look so pretty. i love that dress, you look gorge. >> thank you. i love your necklace. >> oh, thanks. >> oh, it's twisted here. let me -- here we go. >> paralyzed from the waist down -- and dead. >> the moon's done, stephen. tick-tock. >> jimmy: yeah. [ cheers and applause ] she's a sweet girl, and she is so great. i love it. >> that's katherine in a nutshell. >> jimmy: i love it. our thanks to nina dobrev. when we come back, we're playing microsoft kinect video game system for the xbox 360. ♪ ♪ and love ♪ such a silly game we play ♪ oh-oh, oh-oh well, it all adds up.ip coupons? that's sweet mom. in honor of your thriftiness, i'll serve- [jack's voice] 2 croissant sandwiches for just 3 bucks. made with fresh egg, sausage or our new hickory smoked bacon and melting cheese. your such a good

but katherine was a very ordinary commoner, pretty girl, did the same university that he went to.arted out in life as an success 's buyer for a clothing chain. and has been taking lessons now to become a professional photographer. that's what princess margaret used to do when she was married to lord snodden. all still all in the family as it were. >> geraldo: robin leech approves ladies and gentlemen it must be a match made in heaven. with all the excitement, what about charles and camilla? let's ask dan wooten with us tonight viascape from new zealand. dan, welcome. prince charles has been waiting a long time to be king. will his mom queen elizabeth ask him to step aside in favor of her number engaged grandson william? >> as of today, it does look like prince charles is on a collision course with his son prince william. shocking new poll tomorrow which shows that 64% of the british public want charles to stan down in favor of prince william to take over when the queen either abdicates or dies, sadly. and just 20% of the british public actually want prince charles and camilla to b

and katherine t. mac arthur foundation and union bank. >> union bank has put it work together for many companies. >> now become world news. >> g-20 leaders are agreed to steps as obama issued a valed warning to china. >> reports from burma suggest a leader is about to be freed. >> and moved from hospital to home. welcome. coming up in the program, the incredible journey, how a triple amputee and war veterans ran across the u.s.a. and reasons you ne never know what you'll find in your attick. leaders of the g-20 will plan against irresponsible risk taking those countries must not devalue their currencies. the debate has dominated the summ summit. trade imbalances to produce world growth. they are working on a modernized imf. joining me from seoul, you followed this from start to finish. it is an agreement of sorts, isn't it? >> there have been reports late into the night. as widely expected, this has been followed round after round by this broad agreement. not a bit of it, we are told. president obama

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there's a crash on 100 eastbound at katherine avenue. another in bel air. that one on 543 at route 22. in gwen oak, an accident on essex road. middle river, an accident. a motorcycle involved in that one. two in the city, west northern parkway. east 25th and edgewater. an accident on route 2. one more wreck in odenton. there's a look at your drive times and the speeds on the beltway. not so bad out there. slowest spot on the top side outer loop between 95 and 83. we can take a live look outside at the top side outer loop. that's the northwest side at greenspring avenue. and there is a look at the top side at dulaney valley road. this traffic report is brought to you by the cochran firm. if you've suffered a personal injury, call the cochran firm. >>> in less than a year, baltimore's roads will be invaded by speeding cars. today, grand prix organizers gathered at the american visioners art museum, where they kicked off with a breakfast, featuring indy championship daly. it's expected to bring more than 100,000 people to baltimore. >> and much smoother roads.

i think katherine and wils are going to organize the willing they want to have.'s important right now. >> jessica, good to talk to you. thank you. >> thank you. >>> first lady, michelle obama, is encouraging kids to eat healthy. in about an hour, she will join students from riverside high school in miami to talk about eating more fruits and vegetables. >>> sentencing for the woman accused of attacking leonardo key cap preyo at a party in the hills in 2005. >>> vice president, joseph biden, and his wife will host a military dinner for families of veterans being treated at military hospitals. we will be right back. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [ male announcer ] at&t and blackberry have teamed up to keep your business moving. blackberry torch now just $99.99. only from at&t. rethink possible. woohoo! it's not the lighting, girlfriend. mnh-mnh. oh gosh! woo! it's this drab one-tone hair color, ick. yeah. let's szush it up. [ gigi ] try nice 'n easy with colorblend technology. in one simple step, get a blend of tones and highlights. so even in this lovely light, nice 'n easy comes to lif

is sending a team of investigators to yemen to help search for suspects in the mail bomb plot as katherinewn reports u.s. officials now believe the two bombs may have been designed the blow up in mid-air. >>> top counter terrorism officials say they are steadily unraveling the terror plot but are not convinced they have it neutralized entirely. >> we can't presume again we have identified all packages out there. >> security teams found two packages containing high levels of explosive hidden inside printer cartridges both were addressed and enroute to jewish synagogues in chicago a spokesperson said one of the bombs traveled on two separate passenger planes before transferred to a cargo flight on sunday security officials in yemen released a woman from custody who was initially suspected of mailing the packages. >> both u.s. and great britain have now banned all air freight from yemen including packages sent through ups and fedex and american inspectors are headed to yemen now to examine security practices. >> see if there needs to be an adjustment of screening or technologies. >> six membe

route 100 will be shut down between route 10 and katherine avenue. we do have another accident that shut down the west-bound lanes of route 175. you do wann to stick with clark road as our alternate. as you head north another crash on nursery road at 295. that's a look at our evening travels, jeff and jennifer, back to you. >> thank you. >>> north baltimore is walking the walk. a one of a kind green roof graces the building. it stops twice aa much rainwater from getting to the bay and in the city that's critical. >> if you look around in an urban area, there are roads, roofs, parking lots, all that stuff. that means rain can't really go into the ground. it's just running to the next drape and then shooting down the river. >> howwver, the biggest hurdle is cost, $15 a square foot. >>> camden yards gets a makeover. >> coming up next see how workers arr sprucing up the ball park. >>> a tv news crew attacked. the questions that set these people off and the mistake that's leading the charges. >>> and i'm keith daniels, another twist in the investigation o

we must get used to calling her katherine. they may want to avoid a bear trap. we might hear from her for the first time, as we have not heard from her in any great sense at all. the public has heard very little from them. their friends talk about it as fantastic and wonderful news. absolutely delighted. the one discordant note over a constitutional monarchy, they say they hope the royals do not use this as the public relations exercise for the british monarchy. >> we have heard a variety of things about how modern a couple they actually are. living in north wales while he continues to serve with the royal air force? >> he had a number of places he could treat -- he could choose to do while rescue. people do take a lot of time to get their. he does pride himself in having a level of privacy and normalcy, he will hope to secure that during his several years as a search and rescue pilot. what it means is that his future wife will not be automatically flung into public exposure doing public engagement the way that his mother, diana was, back in 1981. he wants to av

katherine jackson just released a brand-new song by her son called "opus none" online. take a listen. ♪ >> well, here's where the controversy comes in because sony, the record company, is also set to release a new michael jackson song on monday. earlier this week, it released a teaser clip of the song online. and some fans are questioning whether the vocals are really his. >> well, katherine jackson says the song she released is 100% authentic. it was pulled from the archives of a company called jacksonssecretvault.com. what's so ironic here is michael jackson, making so many more headlines now that he's passed on. >> apparently, there are plans by sony to release a whole lot of songs in the coming years that were recorded. apparently recorded a lot of songs that he never released. so, this is a controversy that's not going away. >> continuing for a while. well, we're going to follow that story. >>> and also, the story we told you about at the top of the show. coming up, master of disguise in the skies. why a young, asian man, boarded a plane, made up to look like an el

elizabeth's 9-year-old sister, mary katherine, who was the only witness to the abduction, had a suddenshback and was finally able to identify who took her sister -- emmanuel. a homeless man the smarts once hired to do odd jobs around their house. >> he called me up and said, mary katherine knows who it is. everything changed on that day and all of a sudden we were back in high gear again. >> ed smart called police, realizing they'd been focused on the wrong guy, richard ricci. how did the police treat the new lead? >> they took her to the justice center. they interviewed her. they told us not to go public. they said they would do whatever they could to find this guy. >> do you think they believed her? >> no, i don't. they came out and said, we think richard ricci is by far the most important person in this. >> ricci had died in custody and the smarts worried police would close the investigation. that meant the search would come to an end, leaving elizabeth and her abductor still out there. do you think that salt lake city police were doing enough to find elizabeth? >> i think the salt

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katherine posted helping grandma cook dinner for 20 people.mmons hart agrees and said entertaining the family. terry williams said i don't think there is a stressful time. i enjoy being with the family and feeding them. >> well said, terry. >> you feel the same way, right? >> i do have a little stress when i deep fry the turkey. >> as a single guy it is no problem for me to go through mcdonald's and a couple burgers. >> i know you go to your family's derek. >> i think number 8 is our lucky number. eighth nice weekend in a row. pretty good. for late november. not going to be 80 but will be comfortable. here are the temperatures right now. 30s and 40s. mentioned this earlier. i think the temps are just about done falling. winds shifted and picked up a little bit. what you see is what you get for the local. 38 in fairfax. still 40 in arlington. and still 40 in rockville and bethesd and downtown it is also 42. we do have mid-30s. i think they are done falling. okay, here is the deal. nice for november. it really is. in fact, eighth nice weekend in

i'm now here with katherine. tell me, there's going to be a wonderful show going on back behind us.going to be happening? >> there is. well, we have a performer that's going to be dancing with one of the horses, which is a completely unique act. it a really beautiful number. it starts off our show. it shows the bond between horse and human. it's really unique because normally, you would see male and female dancing together but today maya is going to be dancing with our horse orion. >> we'll step out to the side so our photographer can get that four. talk about the bond between human and horse. is that what the show is about? > it's a completely unique show. it really shows how the horse and the human communicat and our trust with each other and how the bond is really strong when we're working together. it's very important. >> this may seem like a silly question. how do you get that horse to do what you want it to do? >> he just does it himself. it's really play time for them. we make it very -- it's very important for us to have the horses happy and the stage is not really a work en

katherine and prince william have been going out together for quite a number of years, which is greator us, because we got to know william really well. we all think he is wonderful and we are extremely fond of him. they make a lovely couple. they are great fun to be with, and we have had a lot of laughs together. we wish them every happiness for the future. thank you. >> the couple admits that at one point their future was not certain. they did split up. >> we split up, but we were both very young. it was at university. we were both finding ourselves. >> at the time, i was not very happy about it, but it made me a stronger person. you find out things about yourself that you had not realized, and i think you can get consumed by relationship when you are younger. >> she was asked about following in princess diana's footsteps. is that intimidating? >> i would have loved to have met her. inspirational woman to look up to. going forward and things. it is a wonderful family. very inspirational. yeah, i do. >> like, kate said, it is about carving your own future, and no one is trying to fill

as katherine brown reports, u.s. officials believe the bomb sent in the mail may have been designed to blow-up in mid-air. >>> counterterrorism officials say they are steadily unraveling the terror plot. they are not convinced they have it neutralized. >> we can't pro presume we have identified the packages. >> security teams found two packages, containing high levels of explosive. hidden inside printing cartilages. both packages were addressed and enroute to jewish synagogues in chicago. a spokesperson spokes person for cutter airway. and on sunday, security officials in yemen released a woman from custody who initially was suspected of mailing the packages. both the u.s. and great britain have banned all air freight including packages sent from ups and fedex. american is heading to yemen now. >> see if there is, is any methods. >> six members of the transportation security administration will make recommendation for increasing counter security. counterterrorism believes -- >> the examples we've seen, yemen, chicago