i know they married. >> yes, in fact, they're living with miss sykes. to answer the other question about searches, there's a search going to take place in about six weeks. tim miller with equusearch has been invited to come in. they're going to wait until some of the summer vegetation is down and out before they start trying to tackle that mess. one of the things that is going on right now is that the police aren't told that misty was even home at the time of the abduction. in fact, in their press release, they mentioned that any citizen with any direct knowledge of misty's activities during that evening or into the early morning is encouraged to report that information to the putnam county sheriff's office. >> t.j., they might as well take out an ad on third avenue that says misty croslin was not at home at the time of the kidnapping. because if they, the police are asking the public -- >> that's right. >> -- hey, did any of you see the stepmother the night she went missing, the night she says she's at home washing the blankets and putting them to bed

so sorry i'm late, miss sykes. oh, that's ok, honey. what's for dinner, mom? are you listening?es. these are for you. alright! ( laughing ) yes! ( excited shouting ) tell me about your day. in a minute, mom! oh! i'll be right here when you're ready. when i've had one of those days... i make it a happy meal night. ♪ ba da ba ba ba >>> why have we not seen a more collective effort of movement from black america? >> i think, first of all, because when we rely on mainstream media to define the agenda, the only time you will see reverend sharpton is when they're ticked off at a rally. so people within the room got to ask the question, am i buying black newspapers, black radio? am i buying black magazines? am i getting our story? last week my niece anastasia, we were watching television, bill widthers singing "ain't no sunshine when she's gone". when we got in the car i put it on, anna, eight, says, can you put that o8my ipod. the point i'm making there is, i grew up with a daddy who played music while i was in the room. what he played got into my system. so, therefore, i'm more under

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so sorry i'm late, miss sykes. oh, that's ok, honey. what's for dinner, mom? are you listening?these are for you. alright! ( laughing ) yes! ( excited shouting ) tell me about your day. in a minute, mom! oh! i'll be right here when you're ready. when i've had one of those days... i make it a happy meal night. ♪ ba da ba ba ba ♪ our world >>> president obama deserves our support when he's facing the kind of challenges and difficulties. he's due an opportunity, and i think he's earned the right to have our support in these days while he tries to grapple with one of the most difficult set of circumstances any president has been handed. >> terrence, interesting there with what marc morial suggested about the need and want to support this president, also the need and want to see change quickly, because there are those who are in sinking boats that cannot hang on until the rest of us make it to shore. >> well, i'll say this about president obama -- he laid out in the campaign a vision of america that in some ways really became kind of a common vision for the country, which obviously,

but somebody like wanda sykes, african-american comedian can stand at the white house correspondents'and wish rush limbaugh did and she gets laughed out, she doesn't lose gabus, even the president of the united states laughs at that so this is the environment we are dealing with. >> guest: it is very hypocritical, and as you noticed rush did not comment on that. he didn't need to. it tells the full story of the far left really wants for america and they don't want conservative views. the heat conservative views and they want to absolutely kill conservative views around america. therefore they allow for the talk-show hosts. >> host: now we are talking about soft censorship. let's talk about this car censorship you write about. do you think this democratic president with big majorities in the congress will go at a full frontal reinstitution of the fairness doctrine or will the approach it from a different angle? >> guest: if they do, they can expect 80 party that is incredulous. laughter, it will be the biggest tea party the nation has ever seen. >> host: you ain't seen nothing yet. >>

reporting live, leslie sykes, abc 7, eyewitness news. >> ctv national news with lloyd robertson. >> thereic developments for the hunt of a canadian wanted in a sensational american homicide. prosecutors in california have laid murder charges against ryan jenkins in the grisly death of his ex-wife. he may be armed, dangerous and in canada. rob brown has the latest. >> reporter: a black hawk helicopter on the hunt at the u.s. border searching for a man who pulled into this american marina yesterday. >> he docked like he was coming in normally. that was all i saw. i didn't even see him leave. >> reporter: no one has seen ryan jenkins since. police believe he left his boat behind and simply walked across the border along this beach. >> last weekend jasmine's neighborhood body was found in this california dumpster stuffed in a suitcase. fiore and jenkins had recently tied the knot but broke up amid allegations he a punched her. two years ago jenkins was accused of assaulting a calgary woman. >> mutilation, yes. we're prepared to answer that question at this time. yes, the fingers and teeth wer

ron's grandmother, annette sykes, came out and ordered him back into the house. he started going back in. and then the altercation started up again. and i believe at this time misty got hit in the face twice by her family members. >> she was in the midst trying to break it up, right? >> right. i guess she got hit in the face by her own father. when it was all over, again ron was headed toward the house and then a third time it breaks out. this time he goes over and it's alleged that he tried to pull him out of the van. that's where the burglary comes in. but just an old-fashioned -- >> late night brawl, yeah. one of the accounts from one of the involved parties, correct me if i'm wrong, t.j., is that misty called, saying i want out, come help, right? >> that is what one of the family members is stating. that is what hank jr. and i think lisa was talking about. if i'm not mistaken, in the lengthy report. m misty turned around to ask her brother where he was calling the house so often. so it's not clear who called whom. i guess the phone records will get that all t

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to begin the panel, i would like to start with general sykes and go down the line and ask the gentlemen if you remember what you were doing 65 years ago today. >> 65 years ago today, i remember it very well. i was commanding a parachute battalion in northern italy, and we were engaged in fierce combat with the germans. i will forever remember that night. >> i was at fort riley, kansas. i enlisted in the army in 1940, and i remained at fort riley until june 1943, and was shipped out to arizona. >> i was a very frightened to high school student in new jersey, wondering what was going to happen next. >> i was training encamped hale colorado. we had spent a year there, and we were about to be transferred to camp swift, texas for some flat land training. >> i understand the question was 65 years ago? 65 years ago i was on normandy beach and had to fight my way off of it. i had joined the first way because they were pinned down on the beach, so i became a first waver. i was originally to be a second waver, and i cannot forget that day. my brother paid the supreme sacrifice for all of us. >> i