>> leonard. it's already on there. >> and dad put $100 in today, too. >> no, the $100 he was going to put in was from leonard. he went ahead and western unioned it into your account today. >> timmy was supposed to put $100 in there. >> i know. that's what i don't understand. they didn't tell me if they done it or not. >> no, they said dad was putting it in there tonight. they were sending the money back. >> they were going to until they found out leonard was doing it. >> hey, i'm turning by the school. all right. bye. >> that's $190 right there. >> i pray for you every night. i pray for haleigh, too. >> i pray for her every day, all day. i'm telling you i do. miss her so much. >> poor little girl. i miss her, too. >> god's going to bring her home. >> god's going to bring her home? >> god's going to bring her home. >> straight out to investigative journalist art harris. art, what's the latest? >> nancy, what's shocking on these new undercover jailhouse tapes, misty is telling her father that she t

hello, leonard padilla. leonard -- >> how are you doing, nancy? >> i'm fine. tommy croslin reportedly looking for somebody to pay for his polygraph. what do you make of his declaring he wants a polygraph as it relates to misty croslin's handwritten letter that he was in the home standing over haleigh the night she disappeared? >> i had several discussions with tommy as well as family members, and i said i'd be willing to help out. but it has to be somebody that i would refer him to. and that would be jack tramarko. i've contacted jack tramarko. jack tramarko contacted his wife and also the investigator on the case. and the other stipulation was that it would be a public polygraph, it would not be a polygraph where the defense attorney administers it and then if he doesn't like the results it doesn't get released. now, that's where i stand with tommy as far as a polygraph. and i believe that tramarko's on board with me as far as doing it. >> yeah, tramarko's got an excellent reputation as a polygrapher. i want to go now to bill majesky, former nypd, now with ma

. >> steve: leonard washington now into the game. missing, no good.nd boateng there to pull it down. da jerren shipp played very well despite losing last week in california. >> p.j.: disappointing first half last week. >> steve: you're exactly right. they shot 52% in the first half. then, in the second half, they saw cal really tighten screws defensively. sun devils only shot 27% after the break. lockett, the freshman, on marcus johnson, the senior. shot clock down to nine. he swings it left. not a great shooter, misses. boateng has been averaging close to seven rebounds a game. >> p.j.: talk about swinging. a lot of skip passers want to move to ball to one side of the court or the other. >> steve: simmons on glasser. he did an excellent job on derek when they played at usc. johnson rebounds the miss. >> p.j.: both these coaches would love to run and get something in transition, but they're both so good at getting it back on defense. if it's not going to be a turnover, it's not going to be too many fastbreaks either. >> steve: washington coming out on

i still don't think i know -- [ applause ] >> reporter: leonard, you've been a good sport.e debate ends, all sides declare victory. >> it was a total demolishment. >> we made more sense, yeah. >> reporter: while no minds appear to have been changed among the participants, we can tell you they've continued debating on e-mail and now planning a so-called vodka summit to hash our their differences. >> complex and ongoing debate. our thanks to all our players and to dan harris. and you can find the entire faceoff debate and join the ongoing conversation on the "nightline" page at abcnews.com. >>> and when we come back, a legacy moment for the obama administration, for better or worse? but first, here's jimmy kimmel with what's coming up next on abc. >> jimmy: thanks, martin. tonight, scott wolf, clark duke, music from neon trees, and me, jim. let's enjoy us together.

. >>> straight out to leonard padilla, bounty hunter out of sacramento, california, who got tot mom out from behind bars. what do you make of all this? clearly, if it's true and george anthony vehemently denies the whole thing, if it's true, what does that mean to you that tot mom told him? >> well, first of all, i don't think that that's any conversation that tot mom had with george along those lines. i think crystal holloway is the young lady's real name. she's from upstate new york. and i would tend to believe that george has gotten himself into something that first of all is not of his making. i think it's all fiction on this lady's part. the times that we were there and george was around there was no indication that anything like this was going on. and i can tell you this, that if cindy had even got wind of something like this george wouldn'te around to talk about it today. >> that is a very good point, leonard padilla. thank you for bringing that to my attention. i don't know how i managed to get past that. to andrew scott, former chief of police boca raton, vp scott roberts and a

. >>> straight out to bounty hunter lnard padil joining us out of sacramento via skype, leonard, what do you make of them running through $250,000, kinghe public to pay for her tab and now the handwritten letters to a female inmate? well, theandwritten letters, that's typical of anybody in prison, they always communicate with other people, trying to get past the guards, trying to get past law enforcement. trying to just bsnea about it. as far as the payment of costs involving the defense, that's basically customary. now, whether the judge will allow it for specialists and individuals to come from out of state, that's a horse of a different color. as far as the attorneys, if they're not getting paid, if they're pro bono and it's just their expenses and costs, unless somebody tries to pad the bill with office rent, personal telephone calls, car payments and things of that nature because they're necessary for the defense, i think the judge is going to take a very, very strong look at that. and besides, nancy, i have a j.d. >> leonard padilla, you were around george anthony for quite some

right in the miami herald over the weekend leonard pitts says this about the tea party quote: are youan see what's emerging. the most ardent critics of president obama is going to be label racist and extremist. the extremist label is being used by some on the right against the president. last week's awful confrontation outside the capital where charges n word was used by anti-obama demonstrators signals how intense this entire issue has become. as the factor reported there is no proof of any racial inventricle that. we do believe harsh words were spoken by a few demonstrators. tea party people would be wise to disassociate itself from hateful rhetoric. i gave them this advice six weeks ago. >> the tea party people themselves should be careful. most americans are not idealogues. they are just folks who want a fair system and a nobel country. every time a tea party person threatens to overthrow the government or other nonsense, the brand gets hammered. >> bill: there is no question that the u.s.a. is now a divided country and that's not all bad. we need to debate what kind of a nation w

. >> reporter: kerri leonard ellison, a member of the local school board in the small city of easton, pennsylvania, felt she was being heard at last. >> we want to be successful. we're determined to be successful. we need to be supported. >> reporter: with easton's one high school failing for the past six years, and only 50% of students scoring at grade level in math and reading, ellison felt the "race to the top" money could make the difference. >> this is huge. it's a huge opportunity for each and every child that's here. >> reporter: in early march, pennsylvania was one of 16 states chosen to come to washington as a finalist for race to the top. representatives had 30 minutes to defend their plan. >> we're nervous. ( laughs ) it's that pre-game jitter, and if it weren't like that, we would not be ready. >> reporter: if pennsylvania wins, the state stands to gain $400 million. but easton, a district with 10,500 students, wont see a nny; its application was disqualified. >> our superintendent signed, our president of our board also signed, and the union president would not sign. >> i

buoy about 40 and leonard town overnight tonight 42. wehad a lot of sunshine today.louds have stay to the south of us around all this moisture for the carolinas and you can see they creeping in our direction. but it looks like we are going to remain clear pretty much all night tonight. we have an area of low pressure off the coast tomorrow morning. that will scott out to see. high pressure rules our roost the next several days. sunny skies, warm conditions as temperatures tomorrow warmer than today. we start off at 45, 61 by noon. at 4:00 69 degrees. we will push about 70 for a high temperature tomorrow. some of our southern suburbs lower 70s. and i must say it only gets better after tomorrow. mostly sunny and 71 friday. 73 on saturday. a little cooler on sunday with a few clouds. we are still expecting late showers but they can hold off for most of the day on sunday which would probably at this point give us about a 75% nice weekend, brian. >> sounds good. >> looking great. thank you, gary. >>> did you see this. shocking new game show in france that is an experiment

leonard town 46 degrees. dulles right at a and martinsburg 47 degrees. comfortable temperatures even up to our north. we're finding pittsburgh still at 53 degrees. binghamton 43. detroit 49. down to our south beckly 52 while richmond checking in at 56 degrees. nice sprinnight all across the region and a few high clouds coming in as well. but tomorrow night i think we'll be watching a line of showers approaching the region. i think they will hold off until pretty late tomorrow night. i don't think you need to expect rain for the morning rush hour. the nearest rain to us just moving across kentucky and into ohio. that's the light stuff. but we follow this line all the way down to texas and it's pretty severe. we have not gotten a lot of reports of severe weather but it's certainly a strong and solid squall line. you heard about the snow in colorado. here it is now mong into the texas panhandle getting smaller, too. but a heavy, wet snow causing a lot of power outages wherever it's been falling. our forecast for tonight, some clouds will be rolling in. our

but bounty hunter, leonard padilla, he disputes miller's accounts of the events. he was on nancy grace last night. >> i'm not saying i couldn't have. it didn't. >> so you don't think there was ever a time that miller was there that your people were not there? >> absolutely not. >> casey anthony is charged with first degree murder in the death of her young daughter caylee. tomorrow, robert gates will mark changes to the don't ask, don't tell policy that bans gas gayes from serving openly in the military. he's expected to say outings by third parties can no longer be automatic grounds for kicking someone out of the service. his comments will focus on changes that can be made without congressional approval. it was last month he announced the pentagon had taken the first steps to prepare for an appeal of don't ask don't tell. some are against because of the impact they say on unit cohesion and morrall. president obama has signed an executive order meant to ease anti-abortion concerns. and his personal assurance that the new health care overhaul will not lead to federa

she wants me to talk to leonard and tell him to get you all out. she's real upset. you know what today is, don't you in. >> i know what today is. >> she's real upset up in there. >> i wish they'd let me see her, man. i miss my sister. i love her. >> i don't care if nancy grace and news and everybody else knows what we're talking about because i know my kids are innocent. >> i had nothing to do with none of that crap. i'm put in the middle of it because of sorry ass detectives. >> yep, that's all it is. fishing and fishing. if they'd get -- >> she's going to be locked up when she's 18. they told me that out of their own mouth. >> that's exactly what they've done. >> i talked to a dude in here a day. he was putnam county jail a while back. remember what ronald told us about the mexicans? i didn't say nothing to him about it. he said he heard from somebody in the putnam county jail that the mexicans out of crescent city had her. >> that's why i think misty's telling, tom, i swear to god. >> i ain't know this dude from nothing. i ain't never seen him in my life. he came

hey, happy birthday to leonard nimoy who turned 79 today, absolutely, yeah. [ cheers and applause ] -this, right? like this. he yelled at me last time. anyways, he celebrated today by punching anyone who told him to "live long and prosper." [ laughter ] "shut up." there's a new dating website that lets men pay women to play video games with them on the internet. it's called "game crush," but you may know it by its other name, "the saddest thing ever." [ laughter ] this is a true story. a woman in chicago is suing a movie theater for $50,000 after an arm rest hit her head while she was talking on her cell phone during the movie. meanwhile, the arm rest is being rewarded with $50,000, so congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] i'm not sure what to make of this. a woman in britain said that her pet goldfish survived for seven hours in the open air outside of its tank, which is a world record for goldfish torture. [ light laughter ] seriously, in the first world that's known as air boarding. [ light laughter ] not cool. that's not cool. [ scattered applause ] this is amazing. a british m

he really did perform with everyone from leonard bernstein to johnny cash.id end his concerts, some of them anyway, by playing 250 or more high c's, capped with a high f. he wrote the finest of all jazz autobiographies, my life in new orleans, without a collaborator. the rank ofs of his admirers including kingsley amos, the composer very gill thompson called him a master of musical art. stewart davis, whose abstract paintings were full of jazz-inspired images, cited him as a model of greatness. is it any wonder then that so many musicians longed to play the way he played, and sing the way he sang? it was no accident that they usually referred to armstrong, not as sachmo, his own favorite nickname, but as pops. he was the father figure of jazz, and what his children wanted was to be him, or at least come as close as they possibly could. why did armstrong spend so many hours scribbling on a pad, or hunched over a hype writer? partly because he was a gregarious man who enjoyed sending chatty letters to his friends and fans. we actually have a gentleman in the a

. >> tim: when you inquiry now what leonard hamilton has in front of him, first and foremost, make sure that the best guy inbounding the ball does so, and this none of those guards, mike, can run away. they've got to come back and help, don't they? >> mike: it's got in the perimeter three-ball handing. you've got loucks, kitchen and snaer, all who are very good with the basketball. and you've got your bailout guy in solomon alabi. if you're clemson, you do not have to foul here. you're going to get it back with plenty of time to maybe factor your own shot. >> tim: you don't want to be in a position to have to make free throws to close this one out if you're florida state. they've been inconsistent there as well. >> mike: if you're clemson, the guy you want to put on the line is singleton. >> tim: look at that. snaer losses. the tigers with a chance to take the lead right here. and 15 second differential between the shock and game clock. the 20th florida state turnover. young for three. yes! >> mike: how about the drive and the foul and the fill-in behind by young. what a terrific play.

. >> rose: i once asked sugar ray leonard why do you do it?s coming back, he was making a comeback. he's made a lot of money. he'd done really well. young, good looking and he had had community people who not only respected him but... i said why are you doing this? you may be subject to embarrassment, ridicule, you may be subject to failure. and he said to me "it's what i do." ricky henderson played baseball, he stole bases. that's what he did. >> that's what he did. ricky henderson had a lot of money and houses. and his kids would say ricky, enough, are you going to come home now? he couldn't let go. at one point he said to me at the end, he said "i seem tired." and he always talked in the third person. and he says "i don't know if ricky can stop." (laughter) >> rose: that's great! that's great. what would de gaulle do? (laughter) david grann, "the devil and sherlock holmes: tales of murder, madness, and obsession." what a pleasure. >> it was my pleasure. thanks a lot for having me, charlie. great seeing you, too. >> rose: stay tuned this wee

. >> annie leonard one of "time" magazine's 2008 heroes of the environment says that health hazards,nvironmental damage and social injustice all result from americans of sessions with acirin stuff. books incorporated in berkeley california is the host of this event. it's about 45 minutes. >> thank you. thank you so much for coming. i have so many friends in the audience. i am so happy. like a really, reallypp

leonard in california. are you rooting for him or not? >> caller: sir, i'll be rooting for tiger to straighten his life out and make a model for our youth, who is coming up behind him. too many of these people are interested in money, money, money and they don't care about the example they are setting for his children or for the nation's youth golf players. thank you so much for taking my call. >> i agree with you. i hope there is a redemption story with him and he can tell the kids, don't do what i did in your personal life. good call there. jan's with us, colorado. go ahead. >> caller: hi. >> hi, jan. >> caller: i certainly won't be watching because i don't think he's anywhere near ready to even get into the public. he's a very, very sick man and totally arrogant. and if i hear about it, i hope to hear he falls flat on his face golf clubs! >> okay. interesting. let me throw this out to the viewers and hopefully get a couple more calls. do you want to see that? do you want to see him fail on the golf course then see broken man then you m

the average refund was $3,036, to leonard's $66 more than it -- $266 more than it was last year. this will be the biggest check many taxpayers see this year. we have sent $175 billion in refunds out since march 12. what is telling about these numbers is that, so far this year, we have sent out $6 billion more in refunds than in the same time a year ago. we have actually received fewer returns because of the bad weather that hit many parts of the country. a major factor in these larger refund numbers has been the recovery act. from buying homes to helping people with their college expenses, the recovery provisions have increased tax their refunds to record levels. this is going to contain -- continue in the weeks ahead. roughly half of the american taxpayers have not yet filed their tax returns. for those who have not yet filed, we want to remind everyone about the many important recovery credits and deductions that they may be accountable for this year. let me give taxpayers a few tips for tax filing. it is really important that people take their time. the recovery provisions can