>> nicole's mother told police she heard nicole discussing with a friend ways to kill reena.aying, we will invite her out, dig a hole, bury her alive. >> to which nicole replies. >> there was jokes like that. but i never, ever said i was going to kill someone. ever. >> still, a plot was hatched. on november 14, missy pleech and nicole cook were staying at a group home called seven oaks. reena was still in foster care but spending more time at home. >> when i came from work, she was here. it was friday. she seemed happy. she said i'm visiting dad. i'm going to have dinner with you and i will spend the night. i said good. good for you. >> she brought her pajamas. >> that's right. so she was very happy and i think that was her genuine plans. she was planning to have a nice bath and stuff and just have a nice evening with the family. and we didn't have a problem with that. and just around 6:30, 7:00, the phone rings. >> missy called reena and told her to come out. >> why did she call reena? >> because she wanted her to get beat up because she screwed around with her boyfriend. >>

>> nicole's mother told police she heard nicole discussing with a friend ways to kill reena. they were saying, we will invite her out, dig a hole, bury her alive. >> to which nicole replies. >> there was jokes like that. but i never, ever said i was going to kill someone. ever. >> still, a plot was hatched. on november 14, missy pleech and nicole cook were staying at a group home called seven oaks. reena was still in foster care but spending more time at home. >> when i came from work, she was here. it was friday. she seemed happy. she said i'm visiting dad. i'm going to have dinner with you and i will spend the night.

according to nicole, she and kelly made a pact. when police asked them questions neither one of them would talk. >> nicole refused to give a statement. the only thing she asked if she could get john gotti's lawyer. kelly immediately did start talking to the police. >> it wasn't until after her interview with us that nicole finally reckoned with what kelly had done and did not feel quite as loyal to her as she once did. reena was still missing. there was no body. but by then the police had learned one important fact. >> three people went across the bridge. two people came back.

her name was nicole cook. like missy pleech, she rebelled early and often. >> yeah. i ran away a lot. >> then one time you went to this place, this group home? >> yeah. i think that is where i met missy and reena. >> nicole cook was everything reena virk envied, slim, pretty, popular and cocky. it doomed their friendship from the start. >> she was very insecure. and i didn't really want to hang out with her anymore because it seemed like she was jealous of me. >> which may be why reena did something that wound up sealing her fate. >> i left my phone book at her house and she called a bunch of people. >> what kind of things did she say? >> stupid stuff. like my eyes were contacts or my boobs were fake. i couldn't understand why she would do that. i was angry. >> nicole cook began to plot her revenge on reena virk with her friend kelly ellard. what started as a couple of

to hear nicole cook tell it, kelly didn't act like she had killed anyone the night before? typical. >> sure. to my knowledge kelly never took part in a murder. it wasn't like a morning after a murder and we are all hanging out and acting like nothing happened. because to me, nothing did happen. >> missy pleech, however, remembers a very different scene. she says kelly called her and nicole at the group home the next morning. >> she said i killed her and warren just sat there and watched and he didn't help me. >> then the three of them met at the murder scene. >> we walked along and she said, i finished her off. i dragged her into the water. we have to look around and see if we can find any of her stuff.

nicole was furious she had stolen her address book and

standing around her, nicole, missy, nicole's best friend kelly and five other teens. >> i asked her, i was like, why are you saying stuff about me? she called me a bitch. >> it just started. >> i put my cigarette on her forehead. >> you what? >> i put my cigarette on her forehead. >> it was so quick. >> she pushed me and kelly

home. >> so you and nicole left? >> yeah. >> what did you talk about it on the way home? >> nothing. it was like it never even happened. >> you didn't talk about the beating? you didn't talk about her at all? >> unh-unh had. >> were you afraid? >> no. >> were you shocked about what had happened? >> i just didn't think about it. >> how is that possible? come on. you had to have thought about it. >> i didn't.

. >> missy and nicole were checked in at the group home a few minutes after 11:00. reena virk struggled across the bridge, hurting, bleeding, bruised from the severe beating she had just received. the crowd of teens dispersed. almost. in addition to the girls, there was one boy, warren glowatski. >> warren didn't know reena virk. had no reason to be angry with her. >> although, says rebecca godfrey, warren did have reason to be angry at somebody. >> his life was about as unstable as a life could be. his mother was an alcoholic and his father had moved to california so he was on his own. >> glowatski, he's 5'5", 130 pounds. >> john bond is an investigator with the victoria police department. bond says warren told him as reena virk was staggering across the bridge, he and nicole cook's best friend, kelly ellard,

the bridge, he and nicole cook's best friend, kelly ellard, followed her. >> ellard confronts her, if reena virk going to rat her out. >> no one can really say why kelly followed reena. was it to impress her friend nicole? was it a taste for violence that the fight had awakened? her background made what happened next hard to believe. >> she wasn't a troublemaker. she has a good family. her family always looked out for her. >> catherine murray the prosecutor in the trials that followed said warren testified that he and kelly continued to beat reena. >> and then they started kicking, stomping on her, jumping up and down on her until she was unconscious. then they each took a foot and they dragged her to the water's edge. warren said at that time he let go and kelly took her into the gorge up to about her waist and

. >> making nicole cook angry was a big mistake for reena virk. nicole was furious she had stolen her address book and called her friends. she consulted her best friend kelly ellard on how to retaliate. >> me and kelly were talking. i don't understand. this girl wants to ruin your life. they had been best friends since elementary school. >> kelly was kind of protective over me, i guess you could say. if anybody said anything bad about me she would always be

my producer's sharifa go could do send nicole salazar went back to the t.v. studios to digitize tape as i was interviewing people on the convention floor i got a call from our senior producer saying come quickly to seventh in jackson and st paul because nicole and sharif have been arrested they've been bloodied and you should get here quickly i raced off the convention floor my credentials around my neck with our cameraman that i was working with that day the great filmmaker rick reilly of big noise films we raced down the streets of st paul i got to this big parking lot the riot police that surrounded the area fully contained it and i went up to them just sort of running along the line to find an officer that i could ask . to get a commanding officer and that's just what i did that was the second of the images you saw i ran up to the officer and i said please i'd like to speak to your commanding officer you can see i just came from the convention floor i'm a credentialed journalist i need to get my reporters out now they too are credentialed it wasn't second

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i'm also a friend of the grandparents david and nicole ball. it's their retirement dream to live in the same house with their son and only grandchildren. this was the reason that they purchased this property. david and nicole are planning to live in the lower unit and sam and his family are living above. the delay in this move is causing the ball family great emotional distress. how can one justify the continued obstructions preventing the completion of an apartment that will have no affect on -- effect on anyone living outside the home. it can't be the parking issue, as mr. soto claims, when the four adults have but one vehicle. this family relies on muni and bicycles as their primary modes of transportation. the argument that this extepided family's one vehicle is going to have a negative impact on the neighborhood is specious, groundless, and ridiculous. it is an injustice that this family has had to endure extreme fiscal and emotional hardships. nicole and david are retired teachers, hoping to be part of their grandchildren's daily lives. t

i don't think nicolle is right that people have accepted romney and settled in.hree months out from the elections that begin, i think people will go back to perry. they may go back to bachmann. they may go back to ron paul. they are going to look for a nominee that represents their ideology. >> let me ask you, nicolle, about this race. two ways it could end right now. it could end slowly over months and months of back and forth with perry coming back, or romney can decide to shoot the moon and go to iowa and say i can beat herman cain, who is now the front-runner. i can beat that guy in iowa. what would you recommend, he go for the kill, knock off herman cain, and win the whole thing early on? what would you recommend? you sound like you're optimistic about romney winning this thing so i'm asking you the big question, can he win it early? >> look, i am optimistic. i think more of the country than both of you. i don't think that the country only looks at someone's religion. >> i'm not taking a position on this. don't put me in a box. >> so i don't think that's the

i'm here with nicole and marisa. nicole, you're going to face your fear today as well. >> i'm going to try. >> anderson: todd, in that video, what is exposure therapy? that's what that video was, that woman who was afraid of clowns. i'm not a fan of clowns, but i don't understand the fear of them. some people are. >> what she was doing in this situation is exactly what you were doing with heights, which is facing her fear. just by being in that situation and facing it, part of what happens is that we learn that that situation is not dangerous. we start to change how we think about it. >> anderson: so, nicole, what is it you are afraid of? >> i am afraid of worms and worm-like things. >> anderson: uh-huh. >> they're just -- they look slimy. i don't touch them, so i don't know if they are. it's the way they move and -- >> anderson: you look like you're in pain just talking about it. >> i don't like thinking about them. >> anderson: marisa, you're a close friend of yours. you say this affects her life. >> i've known her

nicolle wallace, what has to happen with the republicans on the campaign trail?there a disconnect between wall street and congress? >> yeah, and i think it came into focus in the debt ceiling debacle. i think if you're from washington or of washington, you had high level confidence. if you're from washington, you work on wall street or in business, your hair was on fire. i think if you take this fundamental lack of understanding, that has helped bring us to the brink. you know, in defense of business, they're an essential part of the solution. they have to start talking. but i think, as you said, just pulling out of the game, i'm not going to support any of them, furthers that lack of communication. >> the problem is, right now, the people who are rewarded for being intransient are running the show on the left and the right. people are rewarded for that kind of behavior. what people like mr. schutz need to do is find people that are willing, but -- >> i think that's what they're saying, hold them to account? >> they're not rewarding -- as one example, senator lam

a records check shows nicole is not a juvenile. arrest is barely five minutes old when detectives learn their next date is on the way. they stash nicole in the bathroom while they lay a trap for daisy, the girl they suspect may be under age. >> got to be very quiet. >> tried this once before. didn't work out. >> daisy has been lured to the room by a female detective on the pretext of providing sexual services to a married couple. >> you're my first couple. >> really? >> yeah. i've only been doing escorting for less than a month. >> after a few minutes of small talk, the male undercover enters the room to complete the illusion. >> hi. >> this is my friend daisy. i got her for our anniversary. >> clearly, daisy has bought into the three-way setup and now all that remains is to negotiate a price. >> how much is it? >> $600. >> good deal. that's awesome. >> it's another good deal and another bust. >> police. >> nothing in your purse at all? nothing in your pockets? >> a quick search of daisy's purse and pockets yields no identification

it's in foster care that reena reunited with missy pleech and where she met nicole cook. often the girls would be in and out of foster care. if they weren't here, they went back home. but two of these new friends got angry when reena defied them and

nicole, who asked us not to use her last name knows exactly how thieves broke into her home. >> my daughter was cooking and the house, something burned. the house filled up with smoke, so she opened up the windows and left it cracked. >> a thief got in through that open window, took the family's laptop and fled. similar crimes have been happening all over takoma park. 14 break ins last month. most of the thieves got in through open windows or they broke them to get in. but at least two burglars went in through the front door. >> the kicking in of the doors during the day. they are going in, targeting electronics and things that they can sell. >> that's a good boy. >> councilwoman thinks the family pet makes her home less attractive to thieves. she is also urging her neighbors to look around their homes to see where they are vulnerable. >> even if they kick through the door, it's going to get met with a chain. they won't be able to breakthrough at the door. >> takoma park police will come out to your house and do a security check for free. they focus on those areas that thieves target. >> we

nicole "snooki" poe lizzy. >> jimmy: i'm not your type. >> aside from looks -- well, you are tan. >> dicky: from "dancing with the stars," chaz bono.

i walked off and the next day they're like, nicole, treasurer.mmy: you didn't have to do anything? >> actually, i had to empty out all the machines, like the so day machines, the snack machines and it was downstairs in the cellar. i'm be like, i need help counting the money. i brought my boyfriend down there and he would make out and -- pretty cool. >> jimmy: what was that boyfriend's name? do you remember? >> no. >> jimmy: you don't? >> fortunately. >> jimmy: you forgot. okay. you sometimes wear two bras at once. >> yeah. >> jimmy: why? >> um -- you know -- i'm scared to get, like, implants, so, instead of getting -- >> jimmy: why would you need them? >> well, this is actually a victoria's secret bra, that's why they look like this right now. but if i wear two bras this is what it looks like. >> jimmy: two? >> it pushes them up and makes them look voluptuous, if that's the word. >> jimmy: that is the word. you -- this i really like. you -- you claim that legally, you -- legally, than is a quote, i'm a midget. >> i am. i am. actually, when i got

. >> i actually found nicole and missy at the group home. they said that they didn't know where she was. they hadn't seen her.

nicole cook, the girl who started the fight by stubbing out her cigarette on reena's forehead still feels that was a little too much. >> i'm not responsible for her death in any way, shape or form. i wasn't there. i didn't kill her. >> do you think she would have been murdered if the fight had never occurred? >> i don't know. maybe not. maybe. >> you have no responsibility for it? >> she didn't die as a result of that beating. >> did you start it all? >> some people would say that. yeah. >> all eight teens involved in that terrible night served time here at victoria's youth custody center.

[applause] nicole is a san francisco native and a native of the excelsior district. she graduated from ucla with a degree in international development and in our mental systems. she has worked with multiple bay area's small businesses on environmental business development, as well as construction management. her dedication to the community where she grew up will be the heart of her upcoming effort with the excelsior action group, and thank you so very much. [laughter] [applause] [applause] >> next, we would hear from the owner of the business hosted the event, jong lo. >> hello, everyone. first of all, thank you to everyone for showing up. thank you for the mayor being here. it kills your action group are fantastic. dragon house has been in san francisco for over 15 years. we've been located in excelsior my fourth year. anall of these nice gardens basically put down by the excelsior action group. they are awesome. i am hoping to see them keeping the funding from the city, keep doing great things for the neighborhood. all the neighborhood people will keep the teenager

her name was nicole cook.

nicole put them in her bag. we just kept walking. >> i mean, that's possible. but i don't remember a lot about that day. >> the police treated reena virk as a missing person. when rumors finally surfaced that there was a murder involved, victoria's finest scarcely knew what to believe. >> it was bizarre. these kids came home for several days where they had been involved in a significant assault where a girl has been murdered and life carried on as normal. >> still, there was no body and there were many unanswered questions. >> so like 3:00 in the morning is when they came. the police officer said that there was a fight. there were two fights and reena went in the water and is presumed dead. that's all they told us. that's it.

./ with more... 3 renee-nicole douceer is recoveeing...scued. she wws still wearing her overalls from the south pole... when she revealed details of her tough journey, after suffering a stroke in mid august. dangerous weather for rescue crews to reach the remote research station... until ix weeks after her stroke. renee had slurred speech and blurred vision... doubts she will ever go back to the south pole. (renee-nicole douceur)"i dont know if the program would disqualify me now from going back to antarctica...but from p risk factor.. i think it is probably time to move on" doctors aa he reduced oxygen at the high altitude may have been a contribuuing factor for the stroke... 9 people live at thh south pole research station in isolation.. for eight foo 45 news at 5;30 3 the star defense witness in the conrad murray trial is backkon the stand today. poday.doctor paul wwite is a top expert on ropofol... the drug prosecutors say killed michaelljackson.prosecutors say murray gave jackson the deadly overdose..but thh deeense suggests jjckson w

this is how nicole cook rationalizes it. >> she walked away. she got up and left. i saw her walk away. i saw her leave. >> what sort of shape did she seem to be in? >> i don't know. she didn't seem -- i can't really remember. i only saw her for a second. >> coming up, lots of witnesses, but not many answers in what is soon to be a case of murder. >> 3:00 in the morning when they came, the police officers said there were two fights and reena went in the water and is presumed dead. that is all they told us. >> when "bloodlust under the bridge" continues.

reena met with missy and nicole. they went to the field at shoreline school where a crowd of kids was drinking and chatting, some smoking pot. >> we were only there about 15 minutes and the window got broken. so the police came and said, you guys got to leave. so we left. >> we all started walking away >> and reena called her parents and said she was going to come home in an hour. >> and they wouldn't let her leave. >> why not? how did they prevent her from leaving? >> they linked arms with her, held on to her so she couldn't walk away. ripped up her bus pass. >> we were like, where are we going to go?

trying to act tough reena spread rumors about a popular girl in her group, nicole cook. she also betrayed another member of the group, missy pleech, who accused reena of sleeping with her boyfriend. the angry friends plotted to get revenge against reena. on friday, november 14, 1997, missy pleech phoned reena, invited her out. reena's instincts told her something was wrong but she met with the group of teens anyway. it was then under a bridge that reena was kicked, attacked and punched and badly beaten. no one called 911. missy remembers seeing reena after she left the bridge. >> she was walking very slow. and she came up and she went back down. >> she saw you there. >> she saw everybody. i don't think she saw me. i was quite far away. >> she saw the crowd? >> mm-hmm. >> what do you think was going

behind the headlines, former white house insider nicolle wallace on women in the white house, both fact and fiction. hi, i'm patricia murphy in for bonnie erbe. welcome to "to the contrary," a discussion of news and social trends from diverse perspectives. i'm pleased to report bonnie will return to the show next week. first a war over women's health. many democrats are concerned president obama is afraid to take on republicans, but one of his cabinet secretaries is not. health and human services secretary kathleen sebelius spoke out this week against the republican party, saying the gop wants to roll back women's health 50 years. in a speech before naral pro-choice america, secretary sebelius takes on the republican attempts to overturn the affordable care act and cuts to medicare, medicaid and planned parenthood, which she says, would undo progress women have made. she also says women have suffered discrimination by insurance providers. earlier this year, sebelius supported recommendations to require insurance companies to provide birth control to women cost-free. irene, do women need

reed and simon cowell. >> nicole thanks for taking the time to join us we do appreciate it.sk you tonight is the first live episode, of the show, it is a big deal, i will talk about the contestants in a minute for you and the other judges is that a little bit more nerve wracking knowing you are going out live to millions of people? >> yeah. i am not going to lie. i am a little nervous i mean obviously paula and simon, they you know, they created -- they are the masters of this game l.a. reed is the coolest cat i know i always have him to lean on, me i am used to being on the other side of the stage and feeling a lot more comfortable up there, performing, so let's just hope i don't say anything stupid and mess it up for all of us. >> well, let's talk about the contestants, you know, most of these kids, they are not all kids most of these people have not been in this kind of situation before, how do you calm them down and get them ready for a big night like this? >>> i have been working with my contestants for a few weeks now, and i always say practice doesn't make perfect it

renee-nicole douceur. >> god bless you. i have been following you. >> still wearing he coverallsr is relieved to finally it medicaln hours of the treatment she has prayed for for two months. >> i am so glad home. it's great to be back in america. she believes that she had a about two weeks ago and bought the team would be days, butn the winds and live-in -- limited visibility and other conditions his.yed the be >> disillusionment was starting to set in and. >> she still struggles with speech, vision, and memory problems. spent a year in one of the isolated spots on earth at the south pole at the national center. now the focus is getting to hopkins hospital and getting better. >> we will just see what i have do for realization. >> since her condition is improving, doctors say good.er prognosis is stephen tschida, abc 7 news. >> that's a relief. >> quite a journey. >>> now to business headlines. all eyes are on the amazon .oday let's check in with linda bell at bloomberg headquarters in new york. good morning. >> good morning

he likes me as nicole. keep up with me and you got my heart. >> someone with a big heart. >> yes. >> what can match hearts with you. >> and has a big family and loves their mom. >> and has to be italian. you say you want to have babies with an italian because you want your kids' last name to have a vowel in it. >> very true. a little picky. >> nicole great to have you here. >> thank you very much. >> "confessions of a guedette." >>> coming up, bette midler, how you can have some of her most iconic looks. you got a weather balloon with points? yes, i did. [ man ] points i could use for just about anything. ♪ keep on going in this direction. take this bridge over here. there it is. [ man ] so i used mine to get a whole new perspective. ♪ [ male announcer ] write your story with the citi thankyou premier card, with no point caps, and points that don't expire. get started at thankyoucard.citi.com. richard, why are you wearing grandpa's jacket? i'm not richard. i'm grandpa smucker. [ male announcer ] tim and ric

demanded to be brought to him finally the officers did so there we were standing i couldn't find nicole anywhere with my eyes at least we were standing handcuffed both of us had our credentials dangling from around our necks demanding to be released saying you know to anyone who would listen we're credentialed journalists whereupon the secret service came over and ripped the credentials from around our necks i was then brought into the police wagon after i was charged by the way with mr meaner interfering with a peace officer if only there was a peace officer in the vicinity in the police van that's where i found the call her face was bloody troops arm was bloody when i saw him her face was bloody should her credentials on her hands were handcuffed and she quickly describe what happened she said when i went off to the convention they'd gone to the t.v. studio they heard a commotion outside and they just well were doing their job in fact if they hadn't gone downstairs they would not have been doing their job is journalist you don't stay in the cozy studios when something is happening out

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