>> terry jeffrey for the defense? >> well, i think -- i do -- i think rush makes an excellent point. i think one -- no, i do. i think what he is pointing to and something the americans ought to be worried about with president obama right now is his going off to copenhagen to lobby to get the olympics for his hometown and failing to get it shows a serious lack of prudence, chris. and rush made the point, this guy is negotiating with the iranians. right now the guy is trying to negotiate with the iranians to stop a nuclear program probably headed toward the iranians getting a nuclear weapon. this it guy cannot predict what the international olympic committee will do when he talks face-to-face. yes, that should be ridiculed in forms like talk radio, and rush did an excellent job of point to go that vulnerability we have with this guy in the white house. >> i'm restraining myself, guy. >> good for you, chris. the ioc is highly comparable to negotiations. which went well last week, but that was overshadowed, because americ

i'm terry owens. the new law goes into effect today. but as cheryl conner reports, big brother is not keeping watch over the baltimore region just yet. >> reporter: we headed out this afternoon through two work zones, 695 at charles street and 95 between whitemarsh boulevard and 895. those two areas will be a focus of the state highway safe zones program, but we spotted no sign and no cameras. today's october 1st. why the delay. >> we're in a pilot days right now. this is actually pretty quick turnaround. we're only the doing warnings for the 30 days, want people to get used to the idea. >> in the coming days expect to see warning signs and an suv with a camera mounted on it. the law states those cameras have to be set up on expressways with the speed limit of at least 45 miles per hour. if you're caught on camera going at least 12 miles per hour, over the posted limited, a fine will be mailed for $40. >> there's a lot of fatalities in the country every year for work zones, so it's probably a good idea. >> the state highway administrati

apparently, terry had some leads on this new suspect. to your knowledge, was ron harre ever questioned by the police? i have no idea. the only thing i know is, ron harre, at one point in time, was an informant, and he was an informant for the illinois state police drug task force unit. why wouldn't the police go to ron harre? are you trying to say something or... i can't say anything. it's not for me to say or to accuse anybody. palace: yeah, but you have an opinion about something-- i have opinions. everybody has an opinion. what's your opinion? my opinion is that he has something to do with this murder. anderson: do you feel that there is a drug component... yes. a narcotic component, to this story? yes. and it's... it's not just one-- and this is just not one murder, you know? there has been several instances in fayette county over the past years relating to drug murders. palace, voice-over: our suspicions of ron harre were growing. terry gave us the names of a few people who might be able to shed some light on the case. we went to ta

his supervise at the rnc, terry nelson, at the phone jamming criminal trial, terry nelson was on the list of witnesses the government intended to call though ultimately he never intended to testify. terry nelson got into the media consulting business. he started up a firm called cross link strategy group. and media advisor to the swift boat veterans for truth, that john kerry didn't deserve his war medal. in 2006, he did some more work for the republican national committee, which brought him to run ad campaigns against democratic senate candidates. do you remember the really not subtle race-baiting ads that was run against tennessee democrat harold ford? you can thank terry nelson for that. >> i met harold at the "playboy" party. >> the republican national committee is responsible for the content of this advertising. >> harold, call me. >> yeah that, one, ultimately pulled off the air by the republican party and the widespread revulsion it caused led walmart to fire terry nelson and his consulting firm because of it. i don't know if he counts as a political key operative, or a high-l

terry's father, of course, terry, well-known attorney in the jacksonville area. in fact the whole region. terry shoemaker, thank you for being with us. >> thank you. >> let me just clarify again, and correct me if i'm wrong. because i'll find out later at some point. the truth will be uncovered. isn't it true, mr. shoemaker, that ronald cummings stayed at work his full shift and he got home around 3:00 a.m.? >> absolutely. he never left. >> terry, what did he do for a living? what was it exactly he did there? >> he was a crane operator. amongst some other -- >> i'm sorry. i couldn't hear you. >> he was a crane operator. >> okay. were there other people around him observing him operating the crane amongst other things? >> yes. he was there all night. you know, there were some times, you know, based on our conversations with fdle, that people didn't actually see him. but they were for very short periods of time. and people saw him there all night for the most part. >> and his home was about a 30 or 40-minute drive away p. >> a little less than that. you know, proba

but i want to go back to terry shoemaker. this is the attorney for ronald cummings, the biological father of little haleigh. he had custody of her. he goes to work that night, comes home, she's gone. and there rubbing her eyes like she's sleepy is girlfriend turned new stepmother misty croslin who said, rutro, i guess i slept through the whole thing. okay. terry shoemaker. >> yes, ma'am. >> please don't sugarcoat it for me the way you did on the morning shows. because if you are doubting aspects of misty croslin's story, that means you doubt the whole story. you know, you may want to take the light version and think she went out that evening and somebody else came into the home. i don't know how likely or probable that is. or you may take a more realistic look that she was the last one with the child and most typically that is the person responsible for the disappearance. but has the divorce been signed yet? >> i know that misty was in our office today. we gave her the paper. she's no longer represented by anybody. she looked

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and then i remember how hard it was to see terri.s just so distraught. >> pray for my daughter, that she makes it home safe. >> reporter: then, as if to add to terri's grief, police took a hard look at her own husband, jaycee's step father, carl probyn. he was the last to see her being after all. as the hours became days, the weeks turned into months, his life became increasingly untenable here in the glare of public suspicion. eventually his marriage to jaycee's mother fell apart and separately they moved away. but in those first hours he was able to accomplish something important, a sketch that was both helpful and, well, unhelpful. a sketch of the female abductor. retired fbi agent mary ellen owe tool helped on child abduction. >> two things that were striking. number one, this is not a crime that you see a woman commit, generally. number two, it was then and it number t to have s then and it a couple involved in this kind of crime. >> reporter: and she says there were other telling circumstances. >> plus, it had occurred in broad

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i already told you the same as what terry said. it's probably due to her attorney, his advice. >> she actually -- stopped by the putnam county sheriff's department today to inform them of where she's going and where she'll want to be if they wanted to speak to her. >> you know what? i didn't get that whole thing. with me -- let me introduce you. brandon beardsley, family law attorney representing ronald. repeat, sir. >> my understanding is before she left for orlando that she stopped by the putnam county sheriff's department and reported in and told them where she was going if they needed her. >> did they try to question her? did they try to question her at that time? >> not to my knowledge. all i know is what i was told. and of course it's hearsay. but i was told from a reliable source that she did check in -- >> well, mr. beardsley -- >> -- before she left town -- >> mr. beardsley, this is not a court of law. so -- >> i understand that. >> -- you don't have to make your own objection on hearsay. i find it very difficult to believ

terry owens is live at baltimore county police headquarters with details. >> reporter: marybeth a couple of hunters found the remains, and the man police suspected all along is behind bars charged with first-degree murder. when mia nichols disappeared in october of 2008 her family knew then that something bad had happened. they said the mother of three would never abandon her children and seemed to brace for the worst. >> you see it every day. we never thought it would be us. >> you never -- i never expected it but now that it has happened, you know, i tell myself, well, i'm not different than anybody else. >> reporter: almost one year later those concerns are realized with the arrest of tyrone lamont webb, nichols boyfriend at the time she vanished. >> police have worked aggressively but did not have the body. >> reporter: what was left of nichols body was found by hunters in a wooded irwhy off of dogwood road near bridge road near in baltimore county. according to autopsy results, she'd been shot to death. >> when those remains were checked it was discovered that the victim had died of

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i already told you the same as what terry said. it's probably due to her attorney, his advice. >> she actually -- stopped by the putnam county sheriff's department today to inform them of where she's going and where she'll want to be if they wanted to speak to her. >> you know what? i didn't get that whole thing. with me -- let me introduce you. brandon beardsley, family law attorney representing ronald. repeat, sir? >> my understanding is before she left for orlando that she stopped by the putnam county sheriff's department and reported in and told them where she was going if they needed her. >> did they try to question her? did they try to question her at that time? >> not to my knowledge. all i know is what i was told. and of course it's hearsay. but i was told from a reliable source that she did check in -- >> well, mr. beardsley -- >> -- before she left town -- >> mr. beardsley, this is not a court of law. so -- >> i understand that. >> -- you don't have to make your own objection on hearsay. i find it very difficult to believ

i want to get to terry liles, psychologist.ack to my point -- is it time to refocus the debate over racism from a psychological perspective and say in the 21st century, people are behaving like this, they have a problem that they need to look at, that this is a sign of their low self-esteem that they need -- they feel the need to exhibit this kind of racism? >> yeah, this becomes a power control kind of exertion of who they are and who they're not. and i think one way to remedy this is the old-fashioned way. you've just got to educate people. bar owners and restaurant owners, i mean, they need to be very, very clear -- >> i've got to disagree with you. >> a dress code that's nothing to do -- >> i don't think it has anything to do with this, tanya acker. i don't think you can educate a bouncer -- >> then you need to fire him. >> in 2009, if you're telling me this bouncer doesn't get that it's not okay to discriminate against black people, i don't know what more we can do in terms of his education. >> that's not what i said. >> n

but i want to go back to terry shoemaker.ummings, the biological father of little haleigh. he had custody of her. he goes to work that night, comes home, she's gone. and there rubbing her eyes like she's sleepy is girlfriend turned new stepmother misty croslin who said, rutro, i guess i slept through the whole thing. okay. terry shoemaker. >> yes, ma'am. >> please don't sugarcoat it for me the way you did on the morning shows. because if you are doubting aspects of misty croslin's story, that means you doubt the whole story. you know, you may want to take the light version and think she went out that evening and somebody else came into the home. i don't know how likely or probable that is. or you may take a more realistic look that she was the last one with the child and most typically that is the person responsible for the disappearance. but has the divorce been signed yet? >> i know that misty was in our office today. we gave her the paper. she's no longer represented by anybody. she looked them over, she took them to a not

that's -- either that is terry or "freight." >> what's up? he is not the only one who came to talk.e have more folks that want to talk. coach madden hasn't left the stage yet, he's still around. what would coach madden want to give, advice to michael? >> actually a couple of questions i would like to ask michael. one is, being the great player that he's been, always will be, and, you know, will be in the future, what's it look to play against brett favre? that's an important one. and the over one, have you ever been to an orthodontist? frank does his piece for the show and we can't find him after he is finished. >> well, we want to strangle you sometimes. he is phenomenal. the curtain loves you. >> i tell you what, it's been great. michael has been an amazing addition to the show. when i first met him he ran into the makeup room and i had no idea what he was doing and i thought he was coming after me but he gave me a big hug. so, frank ... >> you have to learn to take a joke, especially on our show. we never see what frank's going to do so when he comes on and we're watching, and we

that's >> either that is terry or that's frank caliendo.hat's somebody. >> you know if it's frank, you know -- >> what's up, frank.s up? >> he's not the only one whoo came to talk to you. we have some more folks thatavee want to talk to you. i think coach madden, you know. i want to tell you. he hasn't left the stage yet. he's still around.adden what would coach madden want to >> actuaice to michael. >> there's actually a couple questions that i'd like to askae michael. t one is being the great player h that he's been and always will be and, you know, will be in the future, what's it like to play l against brett farve. that's an important one?th the other one is have you ever been to an or thougthodontist? >> you know what the great thing is, see, frank does his pieces for the show, and he doesn't do them where we can find him after he's finished? >> we want to strangle youmeti sometimes, man. frank is phenomenal.ove kurt loves you. >> i t >> i'll tell you what. it's been great. michael strahan has been an amazing addition to the show.di th

i already told you the same as what terry said.obably due to her attorney, his advice. >> she actually -- stopped by the putnam county sheriff's department today to inform them of where she's going and where she'll want to be if they wanted to speak to her. >> you know what? i didn't get that whole thing. with me -- let me introduce you. brandon beardsley, family law attorney representing ronald. repeat, sir. >> my understanding is before she left for orlando that she stopped by the putnam county sheriff's department and reported in and told them where she was going if they needed her. >> did they try to question her? did they try to question her at that time? >> not to my knowledge. all i know is what i was told. and of course it's hearsay. but i was told from a reliable source that she did check in -- >> well, mr. beardsley -- >> -- before she left town -- >> mr. beardsley, this is not a court of law. so -- >> i understand that. >> -- you don't have to make your own objection on hearsay. i find it very difficult to believe that s

representative lee terry of nebraska does not use the office. >> this thing called the office of the attending physician, which you smile and say, oh, yes, why do you do that? >> well, it's a great asset. somebody pabes out on a tour, it's our attending physicians that are there right then. there is an option you can use them in essence as your family practitioner while you're there. >> reporter: terry is introducing a bill to offer the same options to all americans. >> i'm thinking if you're going to introduce this bill for the federal health plan, why not throw in something like this office that is pvide primary care. if congress can have those kinds of thing, why can't we? >> that's a fair question and they should have that. frank lishing having a physician that you can call and contact actually helps drive down the costs. >> reporter: an ingredient everyone agrees is necessary for true health care reform. >> aside from primary care, they of course talked a lot about emergency treatment. this office really was valuable about eight years ago when there was the anthrax scares. they

." >>> from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, martin bashir and cynthia mcfadden in new york city, this is "nightline," october 1st, 2009. >>> good evening. we begin tonight with a story of remarkable courage. it was 2002 when a 14-year-old girl was brazenly abducted from her utah bedroom in the middle of the night. for nine agonizing months she remained missing until police spotted her in disguise, and in the company of the man who took her. today, elizabeth smart, now 21 years old, appeared in court. she described in harrowing detail her captivity. her hope, that she can persuade a judge that her captor's behavior may have been bizarre, but it was not insane. barbara pinto was in the courtroom. >> reporter: it was the one unanswered question. what happened to elizabeth smart during her ne-month captivity. she never said. >> i have to much to live for. i just don't need to look back. >> reporter: not in interviews. >> i don't think that -- that any child, or any human should ever be in danger of having that happen again. >> reporter: not to her parents. >> likewiois

nothing affects terry's game. it's just as bad as mine. >> i was going to say! >> across the region now, 63 degrees. 41% humidity. wind northwest at 9. pressure steady, 29.99. our satellite picture, you got to put this in context and watch it because this kind of shows what is coming in and how fast it will be out. during the day today. lots of sunshine, few clouds this afternoon. but what will really watching is that system right there. what we'll be find something tonight this system will slide over the top of the region, and give us a chance for clouds later tonight, probably after midnight. that's when they'll work into the region. the majority of the rainfall will pass to the northwest of us. shouldn't really affect us. but a frontal system right through that region there, that will bring some showers in during the day on saturday. but the thing is moving to quickly that by saturday afternoon, looks like thing will be clearing up. right now nothing on maryland's most powerful radar. nice clear scan, should stay that way until tomorrow evening. right now 59.

terry lyles, psychiatrist and a.j. hammer, host of hln's "showbiz tonight." a.j., dare we ask what is the very latest? >> well, the very latest is david letterman, you will see him on the late show tonight, if you happen to tune in, apologizing to his first long-time girlfriend, now wife, mother of his son. david apologizing to her and saying he has a lot of work cut fourth him. he said she is very angry, obviously, about what has happened because a lot of people have been wondering what the timeline of all this was. late last week, we did learn that any of these alleged affairs took place before dave and regina were married but everybody was perhaps speculating that they had some kind of arrangement, maybe they saw other people. now we know she's angry. so there's a lot to be handled as far as that is concerned. >> here's an excerpt of what dave said during tonight's taping. quote, i just wasn't thinking ahead. that's the understatement of the century. my thanks to the staff for once again putting up with something stupid i've gotten myself involved in. my w

i already told you the same as what terry said.bly due to her attorney, his advice. >> she actually -- stopped by the putnam county sheriff's department today to inform them of where she's going and where she'll want to be if they wanted to speak to her. >> you know what? i didn't get that whole thing. with me -- let me introduce you. brandon beardsley, family law attorney representing ronald. repeat, sir. >> my understanding is before she left for orlando that she stopped by the putnam county sheriff's department and reported in and told them where she was going if they needed her. >> did they try to question her? did they try to question her at that time? >> not to my knowledge. all i know is what i was told. and of course it's hearsay. but i was told from a reliable source that she did check in -- >> well, mr. beardsley -- >> -- before she left town -- >> mr. beardsley, this is not a court of law. so -- >> i understand that. >> -- you don't have to make your own objection on hearsay. i find it very difficult to believe that she

terry on line with me from pennsylvania. terry, what do you think?e anything. >> you would want to know, if you were in that plane, what was going on? >> definitely. if i'm a business traveler and i'm on a very tight schedule and i have people waiting for me or family members, at least i can call or text them to let them know i'm running late. if i get to the airport and the plane is nowhere to be found, the plane is past the airport more than five or ten miles. the first thing people think of oh, my god, it's hijacked of the last thing i want to see is fighter jets outside my plane. >> apparently in this case they were. they were getting ready to go. there were thoughts there was possibly a hijack. terri, thank you. i want to talk to dan in alaska. you say honesty is the best policy? >> i would say honesty is the best policy. i was on a plane from seattle back to alaska when we had a volcano erupt. we diverted back to seattle, you know. i want to know stuff like that. don't keep me in the dark and have me wonder what's going on. >> what if it's some

. >> to terry shoemaker the attorney for ronald cummings. do you believe he was taken into custody in order to put pressure on him to find out what he may or may not know about haleigh's disappearance? >> well, you know like was just said, i know $50,000 is very high bond for a grand theft, you know? so i would imagine they're looking at every angle they can. and if they think that they can put a little weight on him and get him to talk about anything he might know i'm sure they're going do that. >> now, let me ask you this. back to you, ronald cummings. you say that no more communications with misty croslin's family. what is misty croslin telling you? is there any possibility that she left the home that evening and hasn't told you? >> if there is a possibility of it, i don't know anything about it. >> when we come back, inside the home where 5-year-old haleigh cummings vanishes into thin air. >>> thrown behind bars on a gun charge. we learn the brother of new stepmother, misty croslin, confesses during a late-night jailhouse interrogation.

but this rumor from the financial times, what made it terry waite was the meetings going on in hong kong and paris, which was something that clearly people were talking about. even in sort of closed door conferences. there is something to that. you are saying that this is going to mean big inflation. spell it out. >> in my opinion this is why australia raised its interest rates. people forget that that is a huge move. 1/4 of 1%. they are preparing for inflation. they know that they have to mop up this excess liquidity in the system during the crisis. america, japan, and the european union will not do it, but other developing countries are. i think that their currency -- it will be horrible for americans. your cost of living is going to go up. neil: some of the leadership met with the president today, saying that we need to commit a minimum 40,000 troops. when we were listening to this they had not made a decision one way or the other, we will be talking to the senator about that in a moment. you argue that afghanistan as a part of the same tactic, that people read confusion and a lack of

terry lyles, psychiatrist, what do you think? >> at this point, anything's possible. there could have been some illicit drugs, she could have an episode. there are a lot of things. if she's found healthy and alive and well, we'll be able to determine that. when something's wrong, you don't have to be a mental expert to say there's something wrong here, we got to do something. >> i got to say this. >> there you go. >> i'm trying to put the pieces together, michael cardoza a. there had been a published report earlier this week that quoted law enforcement sources as leaking the fact that this woman's family was allegedly upset about this young lady's sexual orientation. now, when i hear that she's supposedly spotted at the abby, i lived in l.a. for 18 years, that's a very prominent top gay hangout on robertson boulevard. so i'm trying to put the pieces together. is there a possibility, i have no idea what this woman's sexual orientation is, the prime thing is to find her, but is there a possibility that she could be hiding out because of a dispute with her family? is tha

of the child, we have jaycee and terry dictating the terms of how this is played out. prv >> janet, that's so important, they are calling the shots all about timing and they are running the clock, which is good? >> they are but it is going to be a long clock. this is going to be a long process and i don't think we can fooled by just a smiling tick tour. there's a lot of work going on behind the scenes and a lot of psychological work that will continue to need to be done. >> to your point, janet, be honest, this is a long road and not just jaycee being reunited with her mom you have, as we mentioned jaycee, her mom, her sister, then jaycee's two kids fathered allegedly by phillip ga ree do. you are talking about five people coming together so. far so good i want to listen to david kaplan from "people" magazine. they have had access talking about that, yeah, so far so good but there are some wounds. let's listen. >> she's definitely gone through a lot and, you know, the family is saying there really is a lot of emotional sort of scarring, even though she looks great and

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to get a better idea on the subject he spoke with terry gates, a well respected paleontologist.l: doctor, 65 million years ago the last dinosaurs were running around and then disappeared. when did people show up? >> people showed up about 100,000 years ago. and that's what we know today as the modern man, 100,000 years ago. bill: you're telling me raquel welch was not chased around by a dinosaur, is that what you're saying? >> i'm sorry to say, but yes, that is true, she was not chased around by a dinosaur. bill: barney rubble and briggs briggs allison ur clayton clayton that contributed to the dinosaur extinction. >> i also hear dinosaurs and bacteria, some newou bacteria ce in. >> it may be n true for a very smallo group.gr bacteria are evolving all the time. they're one of thee most quickli evolving life forms on earth. you don't get massive, whole species' death because of one bacteria. an entireing about group of type sores. >> after the dinosaurs disappeared 65 million years ago, what took their place? what came up? >> in the case of dinosaurs going extinct, the mammals ca

. >> and that's what terry, the mother of jaycee, is saying. let all those parents of those 800 children have hope and let's focus then on how to help them and find their kids. in the meantime, as we look at these statistics, the rest of us who don't have a missing child but certainly don't want to have one, you say there's some fundamental things that we need to teach our children. and you have a list here of suggestions. you say talk about teaching your children to say no to a stranger for anything or people they know, which is the most important thing. >> we all want our children to be polite and respectful, but not at the risk of their safety. empower your children. don't frighten them, but teach them that they have the right to say no. if an adult approaches them or asks them to help in some way, say no, get away from it and then tell mom or dad or some trusted adult. >> and you say get away and also tell a family. so, really what you're trying to do is you're trying to teach them then, that if your coach or your cousin or your neighbor, s

to get a better idea on the subject he spoke with terry gates, a well respected paleontologist. doctor, 65 million years ago the last dinosaurs were running around and then disappeared. when did people show up? >> people showed up about 100,000 years ago. and that's what we know today as the modern man, 100,000 years ago. bill: you're telling me raquel welch was not chased around by a dinosaur, is that what you're saying? >> i'm sorry to say, but yes, that is true, she was not chased around by a dinosaur. bill: barney rubble and fred flintstone, no dinosaur interaction. >> i believe hanna barbera got it wrong. >> ♪ meet the flintstones bill: your best educated guess, we hear all the theories, the dinosaurs were around a long time, about 65 million years ago, that's a long period of time. what caused them to disappear? >> we know when the dinosaurs went extinct is one of five times in history when massive animal lives went extinct. 75% of all life on earth went extinct. right now the leading theory is an asteroid. but it's very massive, talking a six kilometer wide asteroid that