>> i don't believe terrence is alive. at this point, i have to find out what happened to him. >> the mystery surrounding two missing men, revealing investigations. fascinating characters. stories with impact. this is cnn presents with your host tonight, randi kaye and drew griffin. >> tonight, baffling stories of whodunit and a scam targeting your paycheck and mysterious case of two men in florida who simply vanished. >> we begin on a blistering summer day in erie, pennsylvania. by the time the sun had set, one of the most bizarre bank robberies in the fbi had been committed. a man described as the salt of the earth was dead and a mystery full of strange twists was about to unfold with this phone call to 911. >> 911. what's your emergency. >> yes. we've just been robbed. >> was anyone hurt? >> no. he just walked out the door. >> august 28, 2003, erie, pennsylvania. within minutes of robbing a bank, brian wells is surrounded by police, cross legged on the ground and handcuffed. he told police he was a pizza delivery man an

>> i don't believe that terrence is alive.t i have to find out what happened to him. >> what happens to him is anybody's guess. he was last seen outside this cemetery on january 11, 2004 with this man, sheriff's deputy steve caulkens. >> investigators say the story about meeting williams at the cemetery doesn't add up. at one point he said he pulled williams car over because it was having problems. when he called his friend in dispatch he reported the car had been abandoned. he never led on he had any contact with the driver, terrence williams. >> i got a homey cadlic on the side of the road here signal 11, signal 52. >> maybe he's out there in the cemetery. >> if the driver was not around how was deputy caulkens able to run a background check using terrence's name and birth date? >> last name? williams common spelling. >> yet just four days later caulkens claims to remember nothing of the car or the driver. listen to what he says when a sheriff's dispatcher calls him at home. >> isn't that amazing? he is a seasoned veteran an

today's question comes from terrence raycro. you are very observant. this is a great question. kind of had the same question the other day. he writes tucker barnes mentioned on the air that we had seven 100-degree days, 22 9-degree days -- 90-degree days. >> this is great because tucker, another day when you did those stats, after he got off the set, i said are you sure months are the right number because i thought the same thing. all these high degree days and the average, 84, 856789 i forgot how we calculate the stuff. >> i want to go back to the numbers i showed yesterday. we'll just talk about what happened in the month of july. seven days at 100 or plus, not controversial. >> right. >> 22 days at 90 or better. here is where we get into the nitty-gritty. average temperature, 84 degrees for the month of july and that was the second warmest on record. our hottest ever average temperature for the month of july, 84.5-degree which we hit last year. >> but tucker, how can it be so although. >> thank you for asking. here is what we do. we take the average high temperature and the

but when bennett's husband, terrence, was battling cancer, healthcare costs were the last thing on her mind. she wanted terrence to stay alive and her work insurance took care of all the costs. >> as he got sicker and sicker, the costs started going up. we had really good insurance, the insurance just kept paying those things even though at the time we weren't altogether sure exactly what it was we were buying. >> a couple of years after her husband's death, bennett decided to investigate the financial costs of her family's decisions. she went back to every doctor, every hospital, and every insurance company for records. >> once we totaled up the cost over seven years, it was over $ 618,000 that was billed to us, and that was over a seven-year period. two-thirds of that was in the last two years of his life. >> bennett' learned people without health insurance paid higher fees because they didn't have insurance companies negotiating discounts with doctors and hospitals. she also found different charges for the same test. >> he was going to the same hospital, so he was getting the scan a

what happened to terrence graham? he got sentenced. he didn't get sentenced to life without parole that was now unconstitutional. if you actually read what happened at the sentencing hearing for terrence graham, there was, again, dueling psychologists with a scrist and the state sigh kentucky scrist made the claim he was suffering from anti-personality disorder and in his view, no one recovers from anti-personality disorder and therefore he should be put away virtually for the rest of his life and the defense expert is said there has already been demonstration of his increased maturity and that i do think that he will mature out of it and the brain science supported the defense side of that. he got 25 years. that was the sentence. so even though i very much agree as a constitutional matter, we can draw those bright lines at the group level, in the end, just by necessity the law has to deal with individuals. >> would you agree that the judicial system is not really the best place for us to be determining whether or not the science behin

departamento de justicia presentó graves acusaciones contra agentes de la patrulla fronteriza, por ejemplo, terrencee obtener un permiso de trabajo, pero para una joven de miami enfrenta dos posibles situaciones, la esperanza y su vida atada a un grillete. >>> camina por un suburbio de miami, milena díaz intenta ocultar su carga. >>> camina contandole a su hija de 9 meses la historia que su niña desconoce. >>> cuando llegué, llegue con mi mamá y mis hermanos. >>> eran inmigrantes sin documentos desde colombia. >>> es parte de un caso de inmigración que ella no decidió, todo el grupo familiar terminó con una orden de deportación. >>> apenas se había graduado de secundaria cuando llegó esta situación. >>> los deportan en un día. >>> poco después la hermana fue detenida, para ese entonces la joven también estaba embarazada lo que no evitó su proceso de deportación. >>> la llaman a cambio de la deportación a cambio de un centro de detención, te damos la oportunidad que te presentes dos veces a la semana. >>> comenzó entonces a vivir con el aparato las 24 horas del día. >>> como 2 o 3 veces casi me caigo

. >>> i want to tell you about a kid that lives in alexandria, virginia, his name is terrence jennings, when he was a younger kid, he loved teenage mutant ninja turtles. that led him to take up tae kwon do, a year later what started as a child's hobby thing became a serious pursuit. now reaping the rewards. do you know that boy is coming back home with a bronze medal? >> nice. >> jennings in red against a brazilian named yolo sylvan. others final round, that's not for the faint of heart. silva got a head shot on jennings. the final seconds ticked off, delivers, twisting, kick, good gracious, that connected with his head, bam, for three points. that looks like a win for me. he tells dan hellie, it's all soaking in. >> a little bit of disbelief. once they put it on my neck, it hit me, i smiled and i thought, it's real now. just to make my first olympic team and bring back hardware for the u.s. is amazing. >> reporter: a long way from the days of collecting the teenage mutant ninja turtles. >> a long way. this is just a dream come true for me. >> reporter: i saw that it was bittersweet. >

grant enders hands it to northwestern grad terrence wess...the altimore native finds the end zone...towsonit to 10....but on the kickoff...dri archer reels it in at the 2...follows his blockk...explodes down the sideline...ooe man to beat... and he does...98 yards to paydirt...kent state back up 17....26 seconds left in the half...gglden flashes ppnting...derrick joseph touches him making it a live ball...andre parker picks it up and takks off...so what's wrong withhthis picture???.... makes it 58 yards before being &ptackled...which was a mistake by the tigers because if he goes into the end zone it's a safety...but all of this is null and vooi bbcause the ball punt...golden flashes kicked a field goal before the half to lead 27-7....mbarrassing all the way around...not how towson wanted to open the season...losing 41-21 to kent state... it's now time to announce our hhgg school game of the week winner...brouuht to you by varsity sports neework dot com.. com... you picked hereford at north .- harford in football... that'll do it for this edition of sports unlimited...i'm bruce cunningham.

as you know, terrence conran is kind of the father of home in england.restaurants to products. >> and he has great stores. >> he's bringing his furniture here. and so we'll have all this great furniture designed by terrence conran. these are new ideas for people. that's what they're looking for. >> all your staff will be using -- drum roll -- ipods. >> ipads. >> ipods. >> ipads or ipods. >> well, ipads and ipods. ultimately, it creates a better job. today, we have people stuck behind a cash wrap. which is really old. nobody pays cash. we're going to get them away from there because we're going to give them an ipod. they can be out helping someone look and live better in the departments. they can become experts at the products we carry. that's going to allow us to pay them better. technology to change their job, improve our customer service and create a better experience for the employee. all these little things add up. >> ron, thank you so much for coming in. >> my pleasure. >> next, cute couple dax shepherd and kristen bell. their lives on and off scree

third string quarterback brett mcelroy to terrence gannoway. there's grumblings that mcelroy should be the backup and eventual starter. he proved his worth against philly but couldn't do it all. jets lost again. the regular season cannot start soon enough for new york. that's your early look at sports on "early today." have a great weekend. i'm fred roggin. >>> well, a star checks into stress rehab, and "jersey shore" is no more. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, in good times and in bad, in sickness and in health for 77 years. you're watching "early today." >>> well, welcome back to "early today." if you're lucky to get out early, no problems on the road. thunderstorms will pop up from vegas, utah, nevada. temperatures pretty seasonable for most of the country. hot in the desert. as we go throughout the forecast, pretty nice, 70s in the northwest, 80s, 90s interior valley. if you're watching us on knbc 4, in nearby santa barbara, see how portraits can both reveal and hide the subject's true self at portal

check out the nifty heel flick by terrence boyd to michael orozco fiscal. usa up, 1-0. tim howard made the lead stick. a couple of huge saves in the final minutes. after 75 years of futility, the usa finally beats mexico south of the border, 1-0. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> well, a surprise for elvis fans at graceland marking the 35th anniversary of his death. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, we'll tell you about one minnesota teen's brave quest to fight cyber bullying. you're watching "early today." >>> welcome back to "early today." excessive heat warnings today. just as warm today in portland as we are in arizona in some spots. clouds and showers around phoenix and tucson, but the heat incredible up in the pacific northwest. and we'll do it all over again on friday. just like today, if not maybe slightly hotter, and of course we have the fire burning out there. you're watching us on ktuu channel # 2 in anchorage, see wt drives people to conquer america's tallest peak. head to the anch

in the 80th minute, heel flick by terrence boyd to michael arasco, u.s. up 1-0. couple of huge saves in the last minutes, the usa finally beats mexico south of the border 1-0. >>> that's your "first look" at sports. i'm fred roggin. >>> now for another look at the weather, here once again, nbc meteorologist bill karins, he has the forecast and it's moving on out. >> it was a rough afternoon for a few spots. early in the morning, go through new england, the storm redevelop as expected yesterday afternoon. norms was hit hard, long island and up through rhode island once again. thankfully most of it is gone. the exception is our friends to the north. coastal areas of maine are still dealing with the storm system. along with areas from portsmouth, new hampshire back towards manchester. a shield of light rain so a gloomy look to your thursday morning. lewiston looks like a thunderstorm near you and some showers heading up to the beautiful coastal areas of central maine. boston, if you get any showers, it will be the next hour and then you'll clear out during the day.

and finally, it will be a marathon day for tie kwon do athlete terrence jennings. the alexandria native is the u.s. tie kwon do athlete of the year and he won the bronze at the pan am games. he will try to work his way through a 16-man bracket today and all the way to the gold medal match later tonight. >> right now, we have 81 total medals, 34 of those gold. china now trails by four with 77 but still holds the lead in gold medals. russia moved ahead of great britain into the third spot with 52 medals. >>> all right, 5:37 is the time right now. it's a rematch that's been a year in the making. we will go live to london to hear what the women's soccer team is saying about their showdown with japan. >>> plus, the surprise mix-up that left one d.c. man with a weapon instead of a new tv! >>> no rain right now, but that could be changing today. it's going to be changing. when you can expect storms to roll in. switching to progressive could mean hundreds more in your wallet year after year. feed me! saving you money -- now, that's progressive. call or click today. >>> a n

receiver terrence austin is gone as well and according to our sports web producer kevin jones, there's a possible trade brewing with miami for receiver anthony armstrong. we'll have the complete list tonight at 11:00. no one guy that can reportedly breathe a little easier is receiver and return man brandon banks, the third year speedy gonzalez saw plenty of touches this season and apparently did enough to make that roster. safety tanard jackson won't even have a chance. he's suspended indefinitely after violating the league's drug policy. jackson came from tampa bay in the offseason. of. >>> the maryland terrapins are on -- offseason. >>> the maryland terrapins are on the eve of what they hope will be a bounceback season. they had won just two games and 24 players left the program. in a preseason game c.j. brown went down with a torn acl. now the season rests on the shoulders of perry hills. he'll line up for center when the terps host william & mary tomorrow and he says the most important thing is taking control of that huddle. >> you go in there and look everyone in the eye and be co

but he dissected the colts' second-string defense. 17 yards to terrence austin over the middle. and on the next play grossman again going over the middle. this time he finds d.c. native josh morgan for the 13-yard touchdown. morgan's first score at fedex field. heck, it's his first game at fedex field. the redskins take a 23-7 lead. grossman was perfect. 8 for 8 for 127 yards. the redskins end up winning it 30-17. afterwards we caught up with the rookie who made the greatest impact, and it was not rg3. >> i knew what i was capable of. i just was waiting for my opportunity. same thing happened in college. i was a backup. and i was like, you know, i'll just do what it takes whether it's specialeams or whatever it is p. same thing i was doing here. and once i got an opportunity i said i'm going to make the most of it. i'm going to make it hard for the coaches ton keep me on the lost every, hard for them to put me back a backup. i'm thank the for the opportunity to go out there and perform. >> yeah, he makes my job easy. and i told him that on the sideline. and his comeback to that

terrence- glen 3burnie burnie 3 3 3 3 3 morning.ot com slash to fox baltimore equipment log on playground working out with information on for more for more 3information on working out with playground equipment log on to fox baltimore dot coo slash morning. up next... 9-1-1 calls from the night chad "ochocinco" johnson is accused of headbutting his wife. wife.1:07 we're worried he's what else the tapes reveal about what happened that night. night.and... four new words.. are going in the dictionary. but the one word that's causinn the most controverry this morning. one hint.. it's not safe for t-v. you're watching fox 45 good day ba -talk about new cards 3 395 map 3 3 the house of delegates will resume debate this morning on a bill to expand gambling in maryland. maryland.tom rodgers is here with more on the progress being made in the special session... and the controversy among lawmakers.good morning, tom. a house committee voted to amend the bill...that would include table games and another casino at the national harbor in prince ge

terrence jennings lost his first bout in tae kwon do and got another shot to fight.e won the next match and then won the bronze medal match. he said it was great but still bittersweet. >> it's like a taste. of course i wanted the gold. my ultimate plan was to come here and win the gold medal. so i mean, i can't complain because of the fact i still medaled. this is my first games. four more years. i'll be back again. >> you will be back again and you are leaving with a medal. not many people get the opportunity to do that. what was it like when it was hanging on your neck for the first time? >> disbelief. when it hit my neck i just smiled. just to know i am the third guy since '92 to medal for the u.s. in the olympic games. to make my first olympic team and come to the games and bring back hardware is amazing. >> winning the bronze was like jim vance after a show. he had 300 unread text messages. he has a lot of people to get back to. >>> listen, i know we've been talking a lot about doug's trip to london. he liked to make a big deal about it. he finally did. we took

here terrence jennings, the bronze medalist greeted with cheers at the airport. >> i'm glad to be back home pop this is where i belong so i'm happy. >> the women's gymnastic team arrived triumphantly as well. to the u.s., some of the athletes couldn't wait to return home, swimmer ryan lochte and gymnast gabby douglas sent their photos, sent from their seats. by the way, as you know, they bring back 104 medals, more than any other country, including 46 gold, eight more than china. welcome home, team usa. >>> and coming up, they use celebrities, even a form of president to raise money for veterans. so why are millions going to executive golf club memberships. brian ross investigates. at purina one, we believe small things can make a big difference. like how a little oil from here can be such a big thing in an old friend's life. we discovered that by blending enhanced botanical oils into our food, we can help brighten an old dog's mind so he's up to his old tricks. it's just one way purina one is making the world a better place... one pet at a time. discover vibrant maturity and more at p