lisa irwin's parents say they are talking to them. the kansas city police say they have opened up communications again with lisa irwin's parents but no meetings or anything else have been scheduled so far. the search continues. you mentioned that the fbi search going on. as i mentioned, all of this kinld of clouded by the fact that all of this swirling around her parents. in a morning show interview, lisa irwin's mom mentioned police told her she had failed a polygraph test. she came out and admit that had in an interview, and now she says despite all of this, we've talked to other family members, despite all of that they're standing by her and supporting her. we asked a relative in particular last night in front of the home if they believed her. >> absolutely. there's zero, zero doubt in deborah. you know, i don't want to go into it too much, but the police are doing their job, you know. if you don't have any other suspects, than the one person there that night, the last person to see her, you know, who do you point your finger at? >

the fbi and police are now back at the home of lisa irwin's parents and conducting a search not far away from that house, we are told. they are also, we understand, turning the dogs, search dogs, to the irwins' family car trying to search for little lisa's scent two weeks after the baby first went missing. police have yet to crack this case, although they are doing their level best. continuing to say that they have no suspects. but yesterday "america live" unearthing major new developments in this story. i flew to kansas city, missouri, and sat down for a two-hour, one-on-one interview with little lisa's parents, deborah bradley and jeremy irwin. they say their daughter was snatched from her crib in the middle of the night 14 days ago. now, after countless searches and no new clues, still no sign of this beautiful little girl. my interview in one minute. first, a refresher on how we got here. on october 4th lisa's father arrives home from work as an electrician at 4 a.m. to find lisa missing from her crib. it was the one and only night he worked an overnight shift. the parents give polic

lisa irwin who disappeared out of her room. >> where's the baby. we're searching for baby lisa tonight. tonight we have exclusive video inside the family's home. we'll take you inside the parent's bedroom. it's been weeks since 11-month-old baby lisa irwin went missing. her parents have recently shied away from public view until last night. the family's lawyer, cindy short, took abc on a tour of the house where investigators spent 17 hours investigating and gathering evidence. >> it appears police would have dusted for fingerprints. >> reporter: cadaver dogs detected the scents of a dead body but investigators only rye moved six items, six items in 17 hours. >> it appears that was more for the public's benefit. >> reporter: deborah bradley's shifting timeline has riled police suspicion. >> police think show as something to do with it. >> reporter: she said she was afraid to look outside because of what she might find. the family point to key witnesses who saw a suspicious man that night carrying a video. so surveillance video shows a man dressed in

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breaking right now in the case of missing missouri baby lisa irwin. welcome to "america live" i'm megyn kelly. less than 24 hours after making a desperate plea to the public for help the parents of baby lis arunder the police microscope. the baby's mother admitting today that she failed a polygraph or police said that was administered by law enforcement and police accused her of having something to do with her daughter's disappearance. a law enforcement says that mother, debbie, quote, failed miserably that lie detect toker test and started sweating, this is according to the police, when the f.b.i. informed her of this. and there is much, much more breaking right now. trace gallagher picks up the story from there. trace. >> reporter: the local affiliate giving more bombshells in this case, megyn. remember it was very key when the mom said three of the cell phones were missing when they went to the room and saw little lisa missing. three cell phones missing. police are investigating whether or not the mom made a phone call on one of the cell phones at

there is one other piece of information that a lot of people found interesting is that lisa irwin's momradley is married, but she's not married to jeremy irwin, the man she lived in this home with. she is still married to a man she separated from four years ago. the two of them could not afford to get divorced. we asked the question, he, the husband is not considered a suspect and is reportedly away serving with the u.s. army. thomas? >> what about the police were very vocal last week about the fact that the parents had cut off communication with them or not answering questions at a certain point. what are the relationships going back and forth now? are they still working closely with one another? >> it's a good question. it has been best described as a tense off again/on again relationship with the family. on thursday night we were told they were not cooperating according to police. they haven't spoken publicly. they did speak with investigators again. the family spokesperson have told us it's unlikely they'll speak to the media any time soon and they'll focus the attention on their mi

megyn: a new search taking place right now for missing baby lisa irwin. police zeroing on the home of this beautiful baby girl. welcome to "america live," i'm megyn kelly. just hours after the police showed up to the home of lisa's parents, search warrant in hand we are learning new details on the search that is taking place on the property at this very moment. check out the police officers in the white suits. the f.b.i. and police blocking off the entire street from onlookers and the media, even getting a no-fly zone over the area, we presume so no aerial pictures could be taken. crews are now digging up land around a shed behind the family home. we are also told that drawings, police dogthat dogs, police dogs are on the scene. this is after i was in kansas city 72 hours ago and spoke for almost two hours with the parents. this is me outside the family home two days ago. i walked by the side of the house, on the driveway where jeremy usually keeps his car, and as you can see there is the shed/garage that is the focus of today's search. coming around the b

. >>> plus, the search for baby lisa irwin. tomorrow marks three weeks since she disappeared from her family's home. the latest development, a police cadaver dog picked up a scent inside the bedroom. what do parents have to say? we'll talk to their attorney, live, just ahead. >>> the marriage of kate edwards. a bittersweet ceremony for the bride. her father, john edwards, walked her down the aisle. he's facing serious criminal charges and the wedding nearly a year after elizabeth edwards lost her battle to cancer. more on that coming up. >>> are you ever really too old to go back to school? if you're a football kicker, the answer is apparently no. fresh out of retirement, he is 61 years old, the guy sticking, the oldest player in history. i had a chance to spend time with him the last couple of weeks. we'll let you bb thknow about t coming up. >> i did i think i was watching the snoopy episode watching the ball. >> did i think i was going to need blamassive plastic surgery after that but i was okay. >>> let's begin with the dea

which is what lisa irwin's parents say they are praying for tonight., abc news, kansas city. >> and dan will have more of his reporting on this story later on "nightline." >>> and coming up, how a piece of felt freed a woman from a mountain of pills and crushing pain. could it help you, too? [ male announcer ] every day, thousands of people are choosing advil®. advil® helps me do what i love. the job's tough, advil® is tougher. advil® never lets me down. [ male announcer ] take action. take advil®. >>> tonight, we begin a special series on new frontiers in medicine for the worst kinds of pain. constant, agonizing. 100 million americans suffer from chronic pain. and along with the human told, it costs up to $600 billion a year in medical care and lost productivity. dr. richard besser begins our sere reaps with a woman drowning in pills because of a pain someone can end. >> i'm having some pain so, that 2:30 medicine didn't work too well. >> reporter: linda brown keeps a video diary, chronicling her struggle with the pain in her face. >> really having tr

her name, lisa irwin. this morning, we're hearing about two, new leads in this baffling and horrifying case. one of the leads, as far away as california. abc's clayton sandell is on the story for us in kansas city this morning. clayton, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning to you. well, little lisa has been missing from her home since early tuesday morning. there is no sign of her. but as you mention, there are two, new leads police are following this morning. the question is, will they be enough to bring this missing 10-month-old baby girl back home? they came together last night, praying for lisa's safe return. and lighting candles. tiny glimmers of hope where it is badly needed. earlier, the fbi and police searched through this landfill for a second time, finding something. agents armed with metal detectors were back at the home shared by lisa's parents, jeremy irwin and deborah bradley. now, two new leads. a source tells abc news that on friday, a teenage neighbor of lisa's parents was questi

the missing 10-month-old lisa irwin. police are at a home and planning to drain a creek in the search for this missing child. this as her family prepares to announce they have hired an attorney. decision 2012. herman cain is loving the attention and the crowd. cain is reportedly according to one article romney's worst nightmare and even with his 999 plan and what seems to be problems with foreign policy. >>> i'm tom ron hall. the occupy wall street nation counting since hundreds of thousands turn frustration with wall street into a global outcry. they say they raised more than 300,000 in donations from people supporting the movement. they saw the largest marches over the weekend from new york where thousands packed in where anger turned to violence. 175 people were arrest and hundreds camped out overnight at st. paul's cathedral? in london. at the center of it all, one month later, what are they planning next? >> there has been a question since the beginning as to what do they want? what are the specific goals? that's a

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more twists and turns in the case of lisa irwin. but the question remains somewhere baby lisa? bomb shell after bomb shell this week in the case of missing baby lisa irwin. the search warrant obtained by "justice" reveals the parent is gave conflicting information during interrogation and deborah tells police she didn't look behind the house that night because she was "afraid of what she might find." our investigation dug up a few clues about that night that might help police solve the case. three witnesses have now come forward to say they saw a man walking with a baby sometime between 12:15 and 4:00 a.m. the morning lisa disappeared. >> the baby don't have a blanket or coat or nothing. >> we seen the little arm and then the leg was right here. the parts of the body wee seep it didn't look like the baby had on any clothes at all, just a diaper. >> judge jeanine: could this baby be lisa irwin. also, in an interview last sunday, deborah says police asked her about burned clothing. >> during interrogation we found burned clothes. i hoped they weren't real. >> judge jeanine: why?

police in kansas city look for 10-month-old lisa irwin. e was scene according to her parents was monday night when the mother says she put the baby to sleep in her crib around 10:30 p.m. lisa's parents were supposed to speak with us in our last hour. but we are told they returned off to a police command center after an emotional exchange with officers. i know you are doing all talk get to the bottom of this case. first and foremost, this report from our report on the scene who spoke with police that there was an animated discussion between police and the parents, voices were raised, arms are nailing, after which the parents got in their car, sped away to the police command center, and the topic being discussed was the police searching the woods near the parents' house. can you confirm nip of that or expand on it? >> what happened was the mother and father found out that we were back in the woods again. they thought there was a new development and they rushed over to the command post to find out what was going on. megyn: was there a new deve

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a new clue in the search for lisa irwin. surveillance video taken the night she disappeared. s than two miles from the irwin home shows someone walking along the wooded road shortly before the baby's parents reported her missing. an unusual sight according to the gas station manager. the police aren't any closer to explaining how the little girl disappeared or where she is today. sandra endo reports. >> reporter: exactly three weeks ago on october 4th, then-10-month-old lisa irwin disappeared. her father jeremy irwin says he came home from his night shift at 4:00 in the morning to a parent's worst nightmare. >> the front door was unlocked. most of the lights were on in the house. and the window in the front was open. and that's when we realized she was gone. >> reporter: less than 12 hours earlier on october 3rd at around 5 clock p.m. this surveillance video shows mother deborah bradley grocery shopping without the baby, buying a box of wine and other items. she told investigators she went home, put the baby to sleep and went out on the stoop to drink the wine with a neighbor.

irwin home. it shows an unidentified person walking along the street at around 2:15 the morning lisa vanished from are still no suspects, and they're not ruling out anything in the search. sandra endo, cnn, kansas city, missouri. >>> bill tanton is a private investigator working with the irwin legal team. he joins us now. you have this new surveillance tape of a person walking nearwe a gas station the night that baby lisa went missing. does it really help at all? >> it's interesting, but the answer is no. the interesting part is it works with the timeline. everything that's laid out. it also coincides with the three witnesses that saw someone that they believe was carrying a baby, an infant in their arms at that time. i find that highly unusual and interesting that three separate witnesses all corroborate the same thing. and if you look at the linear timeline and trail leading from the house to the gas station, it kind of makes you tilt your head and think about it. >> what about this positive hit for the scent of a body that was found by a cadaver dog that was found in the home. you say that does

despite that, the mother of lisa irwin says she was told by police she failed a polygraph test.hat has made a lot of people suspicious about her. family members say they fill have full faith in here. >> absolutely. there's zero doubt in deborah. you know, i don't want to go into b it too much, but the police are doing their job the. if you don't have any suspects, you go to the one person that was there that night, the last person to see her. who else do you point your finger at? >> and t.j., the last thing that the family -- or the mother of lisa irwin says that she had put her to bed on monday night. it wasn't until tuesday morning about 4:00 in the morning when the baby's father had come home from working an overnight shift and skofrd that the baby was missing. we're going on quite some time, there has been no update as to where this baby is. the more time passes, the more scary this situation becomes. >> ed lavendera, thank you. >>> meanwhile, back to presidential politics, the republican presidential candidates are converging on washington this weekend. there's a gathering

. >>> turning to the search to little lisa irwin. has now been exactly two months since the baby was reported missing. the fbi bringing in tracking dogs to search for clues. yesterday we told you that lisa's mother admitted to me she had been drinking heavily the night her baby vanished, saying that, in fact, she was drunk and possibly blacked out. since that interview, her parents have lawyered up. joe pack pee that -- tack pee that hired, but he is refusing to say who exactly is paying him. i will tell you, however, i have spoken to a wealthy benefactor who is picking up at least some of the charges associated with the case, in particular the reward understanding that she's a mother herself and wants to find this baby. when i spoke to lisa's parents, they told me at the time on sunday they had no use for an attorney yet. why haven't you gotten a lawyer yet? why are you talking to the police? >> we don't need a lawyer. we don't need one. megyn: aren't you worried that they're going to come after you? >> it's a possibility, yeah, it'

we'll have the latest on efforts to try to find lisa irwin. >> the mere fact that individuals would treatreally quite horrifying. police make the stomach turning discovery inside of this philadelphia house. >> >> also, a fiery crash, a racing superstar, killed on the track, we'll have reaction to this tragic accident, coming up. >> >> i'm meteorologist bernadette woods after a beautiful weekend weather-wise, coming our way, your first warning forecast, after this break -- . ,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,, >>> right now, it's 66 degrees. the complete first warning forecast coming up in a few. > >> some 8 million people have been affected. it is leading to shortages of drinking water, food across the southeastation nation >>> today, missouri's governor deployed 25 guardsmen to aid in the search of lisa irwin she disappeared almost two weeks ago from her parents home. a $100 thousand reward has been offered for her safe return. police so far have no solid leads in the case. >> >> philadelphia police discover four mentally handicapped adults chained up in a basement. officers were investigating a report of

bradley and the baby's father, jeremy irwin say lisa was abducted from their kansas city home. irwin says he also offered to take a test, but the police said that was not necessary. police are not commenting on whether the parents have been part of the ongoing investigation. the parents say, police have been treating them like suspects and bradley in particular has been preparing herself for the possibility of charges being filed against her. and then on thursday night, a new twist. kansas city police announcing at a press conference that irwin and bradley, quote, decided to stop talking to detectives and i don't have to illustrate how that affects the investigation, it that speaks for itself. in a statement in the very same night, the parents insisted they have been cooperative from day one and he they just want to find lisa and bring her home. in an interview with judge janine pirro, the parents describe their horrific ordeal. >> when you walked in the home what's your first thought. >> i didn't-- >> did anyone come to mind? >> no, i mean, not really, it was just -- panic, pan

one week later and still no answers in the case of baby lisa irwin. sunday night, a candlelight vigil for the 10-month-old affectionately called pumpkin pie. at the irwin home this weekend, investigators tried to recreate how an abductor might have gotten inside as the parents have suggested, crawling through a window over and over, recording the entire thing. sunday, investigators also went door to door here, asking about a local handyman who hasn't been seen since before lisa disappeared. police haven't declared him or anyone else a suspect but the detectives' questions have neighbors speculating. >> especially somebody that works next door might have had something to do with it, has played with your kids, seen your kids, has talked to them. they know him. it's scary. >> reporter: meanwhile detectives scanned the irwin's front and back yards with metal detectors and once again searched a nearby landfill. >> bring her home. we need her. we are not a family without her. she's everything to us. >> reporter: after several desperate pleas last week, lisa'

gregg: some new information in the week-long search for missing baby lisa irwin. e getting reports that her mother, deborah bradley, who has tearfully begged for lisa's safe return now expects to be arrested. this as the search for baby lisa leads to a grocery store surveillance tape and a taped interview with friends and family of the missing ten month old. judge alex ferrer joins us live. judge, always good to talk to you. the fact that police are so very interested in the mother's whereabouts, you know, going to the grocery store, apparently with an unidentified man, hours before the baby vanishes, buying, i don't know, wine in a box, paper plates and so forth, does all of this suggest to you that they're focusing on the mother here? >> yes. it does suggest that. but that's not unusual. you have to remember, gregg, that in the vast majority of the cases where a child disappears, it's somebody who knows the child and somebody very close to the child. only in about 5 percent of the cases is it some stranger who came in through a window. we've heard about several o

now, yesterday evening we saw an emotional deborah bradley, the mother of lisa irwin, appear here at e home for a very solemn prayer vigil, joined by the baby's fare, jeremy irwin as well as other family member, neighbors and friends. this is the first time we've seen the couple return back to their home. they're staying at relatives homes, about six minutes from here. so this was a very important vigil for the family, and the message was that they are optimistic. they want baby lisa to return home. ali? >> sandra, thanks. sandra endo following the story for cnn in kansas city. >>> the prosecution is expected to rest in the manslaughter trial of michael jackson's dr. conrad murray. then the defense will have its say trying to convince jurors that jackson was responsible for his own death. jury deliberations could begin by the end of the week. >>> congresswoman gabrielle giffords continues her recovery in north carolina. she arrived in asheville yesterday. that's where she'll undergo two weeks of intensive rehab after being shot in the head during the tucson rampage in january. gifford

refreshing. >>> now, to the latest on the desperate search for 10-month-old lisa irwin, the infant thatb two might nights ago. lisa's parents have made a dramatic plea for her return. we're going to speak to them in a moment. but first, here's abc's dan harris. >> reporter: it was a searing moment. the mother of lisa irwin, clutching her daughter's barney doll, interrupting her husband at a news conference. >> we just want our baby back. please, bring her home. our two other boys are waiting for her. please. just drop her off anywhere. we don't care. wish she would come home, please. >> reporter: desperate police are combing the neighborhood, asking to search people's homes. overnight, we spoke exclusively with the baby's grandparents. do you have a sense that whoever is holding her watching this, what would you say? >> bring her back. everybody loves her. >> she needs her family. >> she needs her family. they need her. >> reporter: abduction of babies are incredibly rare. since 1983, only 278 documented cases. >> the typical profile of the abductor of an infant is a woman. usually an e

coming up, more information and more desperation it seems in the search for baby lisa irwin out in kansas city. the 10-month-old baby has been missing for almost two weeks now, and her family has released some home videos taken of her in the time period before she disappeared, this as authorities searched a rock quarry near her home. we'll have the latest on that investigation coming up. >> they say timing is everything and it turns out that's especially true when it comes to your health, where when to take your birth control pill to heart medication, even when you should fill your prescriptions. we'll tell you why timing can matter so much. >>> and what matters when you head to the store is all the stuff that they do to entice you to buy, you go in to buy one thing and come out with an armload, whether it's groceries or clothes. these retailers know how to lure you in using music, food displays, yummy scents to make you spend more of your dollars and cents. works like a charm. how to avoid the retail traps in "today's consumer. ". >>> natalie is at the news desk with the headlines. >> go

bill: parents of lisa irwin are talking again. ther of missing 11-month-old lisa sitting down with megyn kelly. what she is now saying about the night her daughter disappeared? >> did you have anything to do with your baby's disappearance? >> no. >> nothing. >> did you kill little lisa? >> no. >> no. >> she is still alive. >> do you believe she is still alive? >> yes, absolutely. >> did you hurt your baby? >> no. >> no. >> would you ever hurt your baby? >> absolutely not. let me tell you about a very important phone call i made. when i got my medicare card, i realized i needed an aarp... medicare supplement insurance card, too. medicare is one of the great things about turning 65, but it doesn't cover everything. in fact, it only pays up to 80% of your part b expenses. if you're already on or eligible for medicare, call now to find out how an aarp... medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company, helps cover some of the medical expenses... not paid by medicare part b. that can save you from payin

earlier i said it was 10 miles, now we are being told it's 2 miles from the irwin family home. baby lisaing two week ago. >> reporter: you mentioned 10 miles, 2 miles. police told us this lake was 2 miles from the irwin hope. we google mapped it and this lake does appear to be 10 miles from the irwin home. so the police did say they are expanding their search and they are not acting on a tip. but 10 miles away seems a good distance to go when you are not acting on a tip. lake chaumiere is not a big body much water. there are teams and boats on top of the lake stan scent dogs. they are not going to drain the lake or send dive teams into the water until one of the cent dogs gets a hit. the dogs would in fact be able to pick up the scent of a body even if it is inside the water. so that's the question now is what is the next step, butter in continuing to search not only the lake but the woods around the lake. remember this comes on the same day we thought we were going to get a tour of the irwin's house. the lawyers will take us inside the house. it would have been the first time local medi

jake peterson has the latest on the investigation. >> the family of lisa irwin is staying away from theis weekend, but police aren't. saturday afternoon crime scene investigators used metal detectors on the family's backyard. police say they continued searching the home because the family decided to allow it. >> we're all on the same table right now. that's the best thing for the investigation, no doubt about it. >> lisa irwin's parents were interviewed several hours saturday afternoon. young wasn't sure if an attorney was present during the questioning. >> they live here. it's their child. who knows more, you know? so talk to them. something may jog their memory. they may think of another person. >> people, like stephanie stevens and her family. detectives spoke to them saturday afternoon. >> he asked me where i was. i told him i was going to my boyfriend's house at 9:45. >> teens say it was an intense time being interviewed. >> it's scary getting talked to by the cops. it kind of feels like you're being -- not punished but looked at as if you did it. >> our detectives will talk to eve

we are awaiting a news conference in the search for baby lisa irwin, you can see the microphones set up outside the family home, this as the family releases home video of baby lisa for the first time. now the fbi says it is putting significant manpower into a new search for clues. it's ongoing at this moment, up and down the street where baby lisa lived, not far from the home at leecht joining me now, former police detective pat brosnan. it is tough to look at this video, because no matter what happened to this child, we know something bad, i mean, someone stole her or something happened to her and she's been missing for almost two weeks. i want to talk to you about, first, the news that the fbi is on the scene, going up and down the street reportedly with metal detectors. what do you make of that? >> that's unusual. and first of all, i think the federal response is unusual. it just speaks to the gravity of the case, let's face it, the baby didn't levitate out of the crib 11 days ago on her own accord, either involvement or complicit on the part of the biological parents, living there

lisa irwin's parents said the 11-month-old was kidnapped from her bed as she leapt aefrler this monthin an interview with nbc's peter alexander, deborah bradley says she was drink with a neighbor on the night her daughter vanished. she denies having anything to do with her daughter's disappearance and wishes the police would stop looking at her as a potential suspect. >> my daughter is missing. the last thing that i want to have to worry about is -- something like that -- i shouldn't have to put any energy, any time, or effort into anything but finding her. >> you can see peter alexander's full interview with lisa irwin's parents tomorrow morning on "today" show. ethics investigation surrounding d.c. mayor vincent gray's election campaign continues to grow. according to "the washington post" fingerprints have been collected from the former mayoral candidate and campaign consulta consultant. investigators are looking into money orders donated to the campaign. the probe started after brown claimed the gray campaign paid him and offered him a job to attack then-mayor. the u.s. attorney t