. >> and then that day in march, kids off to bed, her son mike jr. was just a boy, ten years old. >> i was in bed. i just got a new stereo for my tenth birthday, listening to the headphones. >> from his bed, he could see something happening out in the hallway. >> i remember them getting into an argument, which was unusual. >> they just didn't. >> not that i knew of. i remember her marching past and going out the front door and slamming the door. >> you heard the slam? >> i heard the slam of the front door. i know that. >> and the next morning. >> we got up and she wasn't there. >> mike senior told carol's dad that carol demanded he sign papers to sell the house and he didn't want to and she got mad and they argued and he went to bed and when he got him she was gone. >> we assumed she needed to get away for a few days. as the days went on, we got worried. >> nearly a week after she departed, her red audi fox showed up in the parking lot of the red onion, dusty as if it had been there awhile. >> i remember being upset about it. she was gone, i don't kn

their son mike jr. 10 years old. >> i was in bed. for 10th birthday and listening to the headphones. >> reporter: from his bed, he could see something happening out in the hallway. >> i remember them getting into an argument. which was unusual. >> reporter: it just didn't? >> not that i knew of. i remember her marching past and going out the front door. >> reporter: heard the slam? >> i heard the slam. i know that. >> reporter: the next morning -- >> we got up and she wasn't there. >> reporter: mike sr. told carol's dad she demanded to sell the house and they went bed and when he woke up in the morning she was just gone. >> so we just assumed she needed to get away for a few days but as the days went on, we got extremely worried. >> reporter: nearly a week after carol's departed, her red audi fox showed up in the parking lot of the red onion. dusty. as if it had been there a while. >> i remember being upset about it. she was gone. i didn't know where she went. >> reporter: they drove around looking for her. went to bars. carol's pict

. >> with us on set we've got mike, harold ford, jr., senior political editor for "the washington post" sam stein -- >> i'm going to give it back to you. >> oh, dear lord! stop! what are you doing? >> but you need to get her spayed. >> where did that come from? >> did you just pull a cat out of your bag? >> you just pulled that poor cat out. >> she's good. i've been working her, joe. you have to work to handle her better because she's very well behaved. >> keep her in a bag? has this been cat in a bag for a week? >> no, i've been working with her because you told me she's a little aggressive and she jumps all over. you just have to give her love and take care of her and you never, of -- look at me. you never ignore her. >> i don't ignore her. >> cat in a bag, it sounds like a new product. >> this is a rescue. look how long she is. she's like a ferret. >> stop it, stop it. she's perfect. >> want your kitty back? >> where's the ball game. >> i think you need a little blanket here. >> dude, what are you doing? >> pet the kitty and be nice to her. obamacare is our top story. >> i got the c

there's willie, markey, little johnny, bald johnny, howie bowie jr., the toddster, mikey f., mikey b and mike are! >> i think joe was right. >> i agree with joe. >> a degree with joe. >> joe is right. >> i think joe is right about this. >> always completely agreeing with their dad. hey but mommy mika has a opinions over here, boys. she's not just a pair of all you can eat buffets. centers her self. why which is why they have so many friends. mayor bloomberg, a friend of ours. >> friend of jerry weintraub. >> we love fred. >> bono was there. you were chatting away. >> we have good friends in the white house. >> we're good friends with chris christie. >> we are. >> you would be hard pressed to find people in washington i'm not friends with. because if they are not friends with joe and mika they don't exist. they are nothing. [laughter] it's a perfect life in a pprfect world and we're all going to be so happy forever. >> can i just stop you for a second. >> actually, you cannot. >> do you want to say that on television that i'm a show chawf inconsistent. >> please don't ruin christmas stop fight

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jr. under the headline, the whistle-blowers last query. remember mike mcqueary, big red head, star quarterback, on to be an assistant coach under the tutelage of joe paterno. it's he who sees something despicable taking place in a zhaoer in 2001 involving jerry sandusky but we all know he did not call police. i often wondered how did law enforcement find out about mike mcqueary and the shower. the story is unbelievable. don reports that nine years after the shower incident, mcqueary's older brother is involved in an online chat pertaining to penn state football and some random penn state fan says, do you ever think jerry sandusky will get a head coaching job? mcqueary brother responds by saying, heck, no. my brother walked in on him with a young boy in the shower. here's the kicker. that individual, and let me give him a shout-out, because he's a hero. christopher hauser. he did immediately, what mike mcqueary never did. he saw that report in the e-mail chat and he sent a report to the d.a. in center county, pennsylvania. the center county d.a. acted on

jr. to get beside harvick. maybe those two penske cars can pounce. >> let's head back upstairs for the dramatic finish here in phoenix. rejoin darrell waltrip, larry mcreynolds and mike yojoyce. >> one thing bothering me a little bit, is look for the oil, where the oil was, the white line around the bottom of the track. that's his groove. if he goes in there and catches that and gets a little loose or slips a little bit, man, he could have his hands full. >> darrell, you won 84 of these races. you had the dominant car. you ran out front all kday. you'd be saying, how many more of these restarts do have to win? >> you know there's so many things that can happen. and in your mind, that thing you got to do, you got to put all those cars that could happen. spin the tires, you could drive yourself crazy coming to get this lazy restart. really, take a deep breath, relax and be ready to go. >> they've blown off the speedy drive. harvick has elected to restart on the inside. >> well, he has to, mike. that's been his line. i don't know there's a lot of oil down there. i didn't see a lot of oil out of the 41. nonetheless, it is something to concern yourself about. >> mike, add

s family members, perhaps no one was as torn as his namesake first born son, mike jr., who loved hisfollowed him into the family painting business. worked side by side with him for decades. and who had confessed to detectives that, like his aunt terri, he, too, had doubts about his father. doubts that had taken root shortly after mike sr.'s second wife left him. >> he talked about my stepmother constantly, for years, nonstop. >> and why was that so significant to you? >> because he never talked about my mother. >> at all? >> never. >> reporter: but mike never confronted his father. >> i just knew in the back of my mind that this could be a possibility, and i really honestly at that time -- i never wanted my father to go to jail. case but -- >> in the end, my job isn't to make sure that the family members get what they want. my job is to make sure that, you know, carol's killer is held responsible. >> reporter: but was mike a killer? his attorney, kevin donahue. >> i think the police are just wrong. >> reporter: no forensics, no witnesses, not even a body. the defense might have stopp