no. >> larry: ron, did you see anything in scott peterson?, i was thinking about that today. and again i think about it a lot. but i remember about four weeks before laci was murdered. they were over at our house, they come over for dinner a lot. he was always a gentleman to sharon and to laci, he'd open the wine and pull out the chairs and wash the dishes, and, of course, it made me look bad, but i remember when they left and i'd ask sharon, i would say, what, you know, laci must be getting a little nervous getting close to connor being born. she said, no, this is scott's idea. he wanted to start getting closer. and for some reason, it just didn't ring true to me. something just, i mean, it didn't make sense. >> larry: wow. >> i always think about that. >> larry: david, you mentioned earlier about signs. what about susan smith caused you to think in retrospect, yeah, maybe? >> in the weeks, now that i think about it, the weeks before michael and alex's death, larry, susan was going out partying a lot. she was leaving michael and alex with me

when i saw this case, the first thing i thought of was the scott peterson case. but in event event because women describe him as good looking -- >> how many people do you know that have a head shot from the belt up without your clothes on? i mean, i don't know, john, you're in the cd business. i don't know -- your head shots include from the belt up without your clothes on. >> no, they don't. and that's what it looks like. it looks like modeling photos. >> okay. that's a whole another can of worms. try to focus on the face, if you can. ryan alexander jenkins, 32. daddy has got loads of money. he's got a pilot's license and access to go wherever he wants to. and you've got to remember, once you get on the cessna that you rent, you can veer off your chartered plan. you don't have to fly where you are say you're going. they don't have to do -- once you're in canadian air space, you're on your own. i want to go back to carolyn jarvis who is with the cnn affiliate global news. walk me through how this may have happened. i'm already learning from you that there was no

. >> look at scott peterson. he was a smooth operator who people like to.there were odd behavior is that police came to investigate. he told police not to scratch his car. ultimately, the mask falls. the mask of sanity, it is not a permanent structure. when this man is apprehended, if he did this, he will have odd behavior is or mannerisms of speech that tip his hand, and you say, wait a second, this is not a real human being. gregg: we are now awaiting word from a critical hearing in the state of florida. a 17-year-old girl ran away from her family in ohio, fearing for safety, saying that her muslim father threatened to kill her for converted to christianity. police say there is no history of violence, so should she be returned home? we will talk about it with our panel in two minutes. i think the stories that affect me the most... are the ones i hear from children. they go off to start off in life, and by no fault of their own, they're already in a hole. you're supposed to, uh, protect your children. it's hard to protect them from an identity theft when..

the mayor's office wasn't even aware of the hoax until early friday morning when spokesman scott peterson was contacted by the media outlets seeking further comment from baltimore mayor sheila dixon. only then when everyone realized that the mayor's statement on crime and the web site were all part of a hoax. >> his joke has definitely cost people money, including the taxpayers of baltimore. >>reporter: the city has since took down the site. the perpetrator of the hoax apologized to the mayor's office in an e-mail. baltimore's department in the meantime is investigating the incident. >>> are you feeling lucky? well, if so you should grab a ticket quickly for tonight's megamillions drawing, like my co-anchor, $333 million bucks are up for grabs. the largest megamillions jac jackpot in two years. it is played in 12 states. the drawing is later tonight and we will have the winning numbers when they are drawn for you live right here on the late edition. and if you were you hear screaming the studio, you know karen has won. >>> the best 11 days of summer kicked off with the opening of the 120t

whole image thing, and to be honest with you, the first thing i thought of in this case was the scott peterson case, but in any event because women describe him as good looking and charming. >> well, how many guys do you know, i'm just throwing it out john baird, have a head shot from the belt up without your clothes on? i mean, i don't know, john, you are the tv business, so i don't guess that your head shots include you from the belt up without your clothe os someone >> no, it does not. it looks like modeling photos so maybe that is what he wants to go. >> and that is a whole other can of worms. there he is, everybody. focus on the face if you can. ryan jenkins, 32, and daddy with loads of money and he has a pilot's license and access to go wherever he wants to, and remember, once you get on the little cessna that you rent, you can veer off your chartered plan. you don't have to fly where you say you are going. what are they going to do about it? once you are out of u.s./canadian air space, you are on your own. i want to go back to the u.s./canadian border and standing by is caroline jarvis

kind of reminds me of the way scott peterson could be with other women. and if you think about a serial killer like ted bundy, everybody said he was a great neighbor. so they have that chameleon master of disguise kind of quality. but behind it all, they're cold-blooded. >> you look at -- according to her time line, they broke up in august. a year ago. and they were together two and a half years. well, within that time frame, again, this is according to her time line, he was charged with assault, hitting another woman in the back of the head. >> what does that tell you? if he's hitting another woman, just not her? >> caryn, is this a guy, if he's getting what he wants, when he wants it, how he wants it, it's okay. but if things go awry, he's capable of what we've seen as things ended up tragic. >> extremely aggressive and able to put it out there. and also in some ways, he could turn that aggression onto himself as we know in the end when he was trapped and he killed himself. it's hard to believe she never saw an inkling of that other side of his personal

simpson, scott peterson went to prison for the murder of his wife through peterson.he murders of a couple of lines. how do these creeps, and i think your husband would be included that so many women to stay with them. that's amazing. that's what i always thought a sociopath. i thought it had to end in murder like that and it is just amazing day play on the gullibility of women. i think we as women are nurturing, caring people, and they seem to have an innate sense of that. and they do they make, you need them terribly. >> alysin: through your ordeal he learned a lot of stuff about yourself and about why you are in this relationship for so long for women out there this morning who may be in a relationship with a guy like this. what's your device? >> get out. go run. it's very difficult, if you educate yourself and read these things, you start clicking on the sink. this is my husband. this is my brother. this is my parents, these are toxic people that the life out of you. you have to get strong emotionally, physically work on yourself first and then walk away and no ma

scott. >> caller: boo-yah from five-mania learned. >> i was going to give you an adrian peterson to finishcaller: will c-span recover to the 20s or am i doomed? >> you are doomed. look, here's one. i would rather watch c-span than own c-span. and i'm speaking about the network versus the ships. no, man, i'm going to sentence you to watching c-span before you pull the trigger on c-span. stay awake. >>> here's one, kyle. in florida, kyle. >> caller: how are you doing, mr. cramer? a big south florida above-boo-yah. >> south florida just rocks. what's up? >> caller: my stock, alcoa. i believe that an increased demand for cars will push prices of aluminum and steel over the next year higher, but if the dollar bottoms out near these levels, should i reconsider my long-term position of alcoa and u.s. steel? >> i think alcoa is literally dead money. i don't care for it. u.s. steel can make a comeback, but why should we buy second best of breed whether we can buy nucorp. he's dynamite. let's go to tom in wyoming. >> caller: hello there, jim. >> yeah, tom. i'm all focused. what's up? >> caller: i'm

scott now knows what it's like to get tased. kind of interesting comment on that. now let's go to facebook on the right can if we can. robert, see me pointing right over there, lisa peterson says, "that was a lovely story. bless the hearts of that father and son." "this is awesome, chilling, heartwarming story. thanks, rick." "my hat goes off for that family. they've been through most can imagine. more people to need to protect flag." david says, "good lesson in holding your opinion until you know all the facts." i guess it is a lesson for all of us. we're going to be right back. when that man who said he wouldn't take his flag down until his son came home, well, his son's home. guess who's joining us. helping people save money on car insurance. gecko: aw thank you, sir. boss: but i think there are a few other things you can say about what a reliable company geico is. gecko: right. uh, well maybe how geico's the third-largest car insurance company in america? nice tidbit there. boss: exactly. and i've been thinking, looking a bit more businesslike might help too. gecko: oh my. uhhh, no it's, what's, what's the word... vogeico. 15 minutes could save you 15 percent or more