peterson is a suspect in the disappearance of his fourth wife, stacy peterson. ormant testified that drew peterson said he killed stacy peterson and referred to her as a dead woman. i interviewed drew peterson back in 2008 with his plans to talk part in radio dating game. he didn't want to talk about anything else. >> the neighbors say they saw you taking out a blue barrel. >> that's not what we agreed to talk about. >> i didn't agree to any restrictions. i would never do that. >> i guess i got do walk away. have a good day. it was nice talking to you. >> he'll talk about the dating game but he won't talk about the fact that neighbors say they saw him with a large 55-gallon blue barrel. >> the neighbors so say that and the authorities questioned whether now dead wife number four, stacy peterson, may have been in that blue barrel. drew peterson's stepbrother testifiy eied he helped him mov and believe it contains stacy peterson's body. >> these latest allegations kind of make you wonder when this peterson guy might make you give it a rest. glasscow is considered p

that's when his fourth wife, stacy peterson, disappeared. that case was never solved and peterson was never charged in connection with the disappearance, but during the course of that investigation, authorities decided to take a second look at the death of his third wife, kathleen savio. now, her death was initially ruled an accident, but her body was exhumed and they changed that to homicide. peterson was then charged. he was convicted and sentenced to 38 years in prison. the prosecutor in that case, his name, james glascow. authorities maintain peterson tried to hire a hit man in prison to kill him and say they have conversations recorded to back that up. opening statements start monday. stacy peterson's sister said after peterson waived his preliminary hearing, she really hopes her family can now get some answers. >> maybe he'll talk and tell where stacy is, i mean, game ove over, you know? so just tell the truth, where's stacy? >> stacy peterson was last seen in 2007. it came out in the course of the investigation that she told her pasto

told the pastor that drew peterson confessed to killing kathleen savio and stacy peterson was scaredo her family still looking for answers almost a decade later and one thing for sure, no matter what happens in this trial, drew peterson will stay behind bars for quite a long time. laura? >> what a case. all right. will carr, thanks so much. >>> search teams now finding debris from egyptair flight 840 804 including airplane seats, life jackets, personal items from passengers. we're going to have the latest on the search effort and what we're learning from those items. >>> plus, can you guess how long it takes to move this fuel tank just five miles? here's a clue. over ten hours. >> that's slow moving. >>> a big blimp making a terrifying emergency landing in philadelphia. what we're hearing about the people who were onboard. >> over here. by the time it ended up, he got drove across the road, over the barrier, inside of his little basket. ♪ ♪ (charge music) you wouldn't hire an organist without hearing them first. charge! so why would you invest without checking brokercheck? check your

the informant also testified he confessed to kill is lis fourth wife stacy peterson peterson's body has never been found. >> there's a major new development in one of the nation's biggest murder cases. the accuses killer of chandra levy is getting a new trial. >> the young washington intern was murdered 15 years ago. the defense is now pointing the finger at a california congressman who had an affair with her. abc's david wright has the latest. >> reporter: bombshell new allegations in a sensational washington murder case. could a congress man's alleged secret sex life have been the motive for murder in the allegation being made for the man sentenced to of 0 prison for killing chandra levy. she was a 24-year-old washington intern who disappeared 15 years ago this month. >> we just big anyone who has information to please call it in. >> reporter: her murder one of the biggest stories that summer. juan deke, a legal immigrant from el salvador was convicted based on a jailhouse confession to other inmates. it was later set aside. he's facing a new trial this fall. now his lawyers have file

stacy peterson. she is still missing.e wheel is a five legal analyst, fox bianchi is a criminal attorney, former prosecutor and trial attorney as well. what a case. normally these cases involving jailhouse informants, jailhouse snitches as they are often called, they don't often amount to much but thistime police say they have recordings . >> what the defense is trying to say is yes, he doesn't say kill or die or anything like that imitates. the fact that they have are the recording at all is a big deal and the fact they are talking about anything having to do with the prosecutor is a big deal on these types at all. so also, the fact that the quote unquote doesn't get a reduced sentence is a big deal and the prosecutor will play that up a lot. jon: the fact is bob, these recordings, we haven't heard it yet but maybe will will in open court but they're supposed to be full of jailhouse jargon and they are kind of difficult to decipher . >> they're going to have an expert to decipher it and let's remember he made comments wh

stacy peterson was prompted. >>> the verdict is guilty for an actor who played in the series, the shield. the jury in los angeles has convicted michael jays of murder. it was not premeditated. the it was team. >>> coming up, a local school superintendent, overrules a high school principal. punishment for students caught drinking after prom. >>> coming up next. mixed messages. from the school ceo about >>> a stunning child sex predator at prince george's, not mean the whole system broken. >> that was the message from the from the superintendent. >> reporter: had task report found problems, including ineffective training and education on sex abuse on schools. uncertainty about the background check system through school volunteers and security procedures at some schools that don't always work. the report comes in the wake of child porn charges against school volunteer deonte carraway, who is accused of making videos as he allegedly abused 11 children, he's suspected of cornering alone. even so, school ceo dr. kevin maxwell says this does not mean the whole system is rotten. >> so this is on

stacy peterson's sister said she hopes some good will come from the trial. >> game over, you know. >> stacy peterson has not been seen since 2007. we should note that peterson has never been charged with her disappearance, but as a result of her conviction in kathleen savvio's murder, he is behind bars until he is 93 years old if convicted in the latest trial, he will serve an additional 60 years behind bars. opening statements set to kickoff on monday. abby? >> what a horrible story. thank you. >> tragedy at the preakness. even before the race begins, i will tell you what happened and why. >> west point graduation and vice president joe biden and his commencement charge to the cadets. what he had to say to the parents after the break. >> the defense winds its way through congress. is it enough to make sure our military is ready? at a notice. >> to start it early enough and trouble shoot what we have. that's an on time take off. they will trouble shoot or eight different things. i'm mary ellen, and i quit smoking with chantix. i have smoked for 30 years and by taking chantix, i was

peterson's fourth wife issue stacy peterson, disappeared in 2007.dy has ever seen her since and he never faced charges for her death but the prosecutors say he was worried the same state attorney who put him away would charge him in connection with stacy disappearance so they say peterson hired a hitman and thigh said he what getting in the way of the appeal. peterson's put three other inmates on the stand who testified the informant is a scam artist. the conviction could get peterson another 60 years behind bars. criminal defense attorney misty joins us now. prosecutors are always behind the eight ball when they put a jailhouse snitch on because folks in jail doing time are inherently nefarious, crooks, liars, murders, who is going to believe them? >> absolutely and this case hinges on credible. that will turn the tables on drew peterson. so this jailhouse snitch, who does benefit if he cooperates with law enforcement -- >> so has a motive to lie. >> the jury will see that. >> except the case is different because the jailhouse snitch was wearing a

that inmate also revealing peterson told him he killed his missing fourth wife stacy. family says they are not surprised. >> it just confirms why. he wants to talk about it. >> ted kau sin zski is spending life in prison for sending mail bombs that killed three people and injured dozens more. david his brother has a new book out calling ted mentally ill. ted sent a handwritten letter to certainly journalists outlining his terms for an interview. any one who must interview him must understand he is not mentally ill and they must tell them who they are and why he should trust them. no one has taken him up on it yet. >> severe weather. 14 million americans as the great planes endures another devastating round of storms. >> oh my gosh. >> 44 tornadoes whipping through the heartland in the last 48-hours alone as golf ball sized heal pounded the state of it cans as. there are more storms on the horizon. >> 44 reported tornadoes over the last 48-hours. national weather service will be heading out and confirming whether or not most of those touchdown am it is going to remain a

the inmate he's accused of enlisting to help told jurors that peterson also confessed to killing his fourth wife, staciebeen missing for almost ten years now. matt finn is live in chicago with more on that. matt? >> john, it makes you wonder where does it end with this guy. a fellow prison inmate of peterson has testified in court that peterson offered him $10,000 to have the will county prosecutor, james glassgo killed for prosecuting him for the murder of his third wife. he said he wanted him killed because he said he could win an appeal on that murder conviction if the prosecutor was gone. >> this is a long-standing belief and hatred that mr. peterson has had towards mr. glasgow. this isn't just something that happened overnight. the theme was the anger, hatred and animosity. >> the prison inmate who says he was offered blood money got a hold of police and later recorded conversations with peterson. peterson's defense maintains he is not guilty and argues the tapes are just prison talk that don't make sense. the trial currently is in session and is expected to last about a week. peterson is currently