." >> his name is tom morgan.is sister, jennifer, 23, tall, attractive, funny, college marketing major, is our star and the subject of our mystery. >> what was the thing that got you obsessed? >> i felt like we knew who did it. >> and so, as this strange tale unspooled, tom would put his suspicions in his own movie. a fictional tale to point an accusing finger toward truth. but making movies, someone might have told him, can be hazardous, especially when someone else makes the sequel. so be careful, they should have said. be careful what you wish for. >> that's right. >> in our little movie tonight, this will be the opening scene, bucolic, southern sun. a charming college campus in florence, south carolina, november 9th, 1994. a mother has been trying to phone her daughter, her daughter jennifer, at the mobile home park which was her off-campus residence. >> i had started calling her. the line was busy, busy, busy. >> at the very same moment, across town, a woman in the final stages of labor is also trying to reac

tom morgan went in the back room. cuffy went into the back room.uffy's attorney went into the back room. and the hearing was delayed. and several hours later, cuffy flipped. >> prosecutors agreed not to charge cuffy and another former deputy sheriff, paul skyers, in return for their testimony against dorsey and two others. >> mr. dorsey, did you have anything to do with this? >> the day after cuffy flipped, former sheriff sidney dorsey was handcuffed and taken by officers armed with machine guns to this same jail he once ran. >> did you do it? >> did you do it? >> sidney dorsey was now charged with masterminding and directing four of his deputies to murder sheriff-elect, derwin brown. >> i'm innocent. >> what to you say to the charges? >>> coming up -- two murder trials in georgia and two very different verdicts. boy, i'm glad we got aflac huh. aflac! oh, i've just got major medical... major medical. ...but it helps pay the doctors. pays the doctors, boyyy! [ quack ] oh yeah? what about your family? ♪ we added aflac, so we get cash! it's like our s

>> tom: corporate earnings season heats up with big numbers from google and a healthy quarter from j.p. morgan. it's "nightly business report" for thursday, july 14. this is "nightly business report" with susie gharib and tom hudson. "nightly business report" is made possible by: this program is made possible by contributions to your pbs station from viewers like you. captioning sponsored by wpbt >> tom: good evening and thanks for joining us. almost $7 billion in sales equals another blockbuster quarter for google, a blowout beginning to earnings for technology companies. susie, internet search and search advertising continue driving the big profits at the web giant. >> susie: tom, google's earnings surged almost 40% and google stock soared as well, up over $60 or 12% after the closing bell. google earned $8.74 a share in the second quarter, about $1 more than analyst estimates. google continued its hiring blitz, adding 2,400 employees during the quarter. paid clicks, or the number of times internet users clicked on the company's ads, rose 18%, in line with estimates. >> tom: morningstar's ri

from new york, i'm tom portman. "piers morgan tonight" starts "piers morgan tonight" starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> tonight donald trump. >> america is doing so poorly. the leadership is very poor. we're doing very poorly. >> donald trump, how he would solve the debt crisis and what he would do to give america grace. and remember the uproar over obama's birth certificate? how smiley says that was race basing. i'll ask him why. he says the 2012 white house will be the last in history. and why the white house itself pays too much attention to wall street. >> if you're looking for the safe choice, you shouldn't look for barack obama. >> we'll have a conversation with tavis smiley. this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> donald trump says america's economy could be going bad from worse. he joins me tonight on the phone. donald, how are you? >> hello, piers. >> first of all, congratulations on becoming a grandfather again. your lovely daughter ivanka and a baby girl ella rose, i understand. >> that is true. we

i'm tom foreman, piers morgan tonight starts right now. >>> tonight the woman at the center of the case that transfixed america and the world. >> as to the charge of first degree murder, we the jury find the defendant not guilty. >> now she finally tells her side of the story as nancy grace. >> the devil is dancing tonight. >> tonight i'll turn the tables and cross-examine nancy on the casey anthony trial. also my exclusive interview with daniel baldwin. why he got a restraining order to keep his wife away from his two small children. >> you will never know i hope, piers, what it is like to have a 3 1/2-year-old child come into your bedroom and say, is mommy going to kill us? because she heard her mother say that. >> daniel baldwin. exclusively. he tells the whole shocking story. >> this is piers morgan tonight. >>> casey anthony is a free woman after the jury found her not guilty in the death of her 2-year-old daughter. no one is more outraged by that verdict than nancy grace. her new book is "death on the d list." she joins me now. nancy, you followed this story probably more closely

. >> tom arnold for the hour. this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> my special guest, tom arnold. tom, you've got a new dvd out, "tom arnold, that's my story and i'm sticking to it." what does if mean? >> they are my points of view on different things and i think it is just a play on that. i talk about i have a certain amount of relationships, maybe about people you know, friends of mine, most of them. >> it is a remarkably candid thing to watch. you've had quite a life. to put it mildly. haven't you? >> i think if you do stand-up, the kind of stand-up i like, you got to tell the truth and hopefully you've had some interesting things. the saddest things, most painful things, are oftentimes the funniest. so yeah, before i did the special i did some specials in '91, '92, '93, my first hbo specials. i wanted to do some more. so i spent two years going in front of audiences, finding out what they knew about me. i hoped they didn't know everything. you know? but they do. even young people. so i felt like i had to address it in this special an then maybe i can move on from it finally. >

in morgan hill, a pretty warm. tom rogers in the '90s. 94 expected in morgan hill. the south bay is expected to bring as a variety of tenders. right now we're starting to warm up slowly. 67 and los gatos. capote all of this red indicates where we will see 90 degree weather. some of those inland spots, especially in places like livermore, and antioch, fairfield and south bay could see temperatures skyrocket into the '90s. and 92 in antioch. if the temperature is rising to about 73, 10 degrees warmer in he were this afternoon. 68 in san francisco. tom rogers could warm up slightly from yesterday. " some days over richmond, low 80s in richmond. those microclimates are in effect. then we can get rid of the morning fog. it looks like lab afternoon sunshine for the weekend. timber is a '90s inland, 60's for the coast. >> the end of the morning commute, no hot spots. easy driving commissions during a quick bridge check. how the san mateo bridge has been quiet and well behaved all morning. the powell cable car has been taken out of service. >> we are joined by ivan gold, ou

that's tom arnold and this is "piers morgan tonight." >>> good evening. a dramatic day for rupert murdoch. hours of tough questioning coming to a sudden halt with this. murdoch slattered with a shaving cream pie, thrown by a man identified as johnny marbles. murdoch's wife, wendi deng, leaping to his defense. more questions to rupert and his son james. louise mensch accused me not one but twice of boasting in a book that i had gotten scoops when i worked for the daily mirror. >> piers morgan side open until his book, clearly published before this whole controversy broke, that he had hacked phones, he said that he won scoop of the year for a story, and he actually gave a tutorial on how one accesses voice mail by punching in a set default code, and clearly from the account that he gives, he did it routinely as editor of "the daily mirror." >> absolutely wrong, mrs. mensch. i never hack aid phone, never told anyone else to hack a phone. here is what i actually said in the book "the insider." apparently if you don't change the standard security code that eve

tom vacar, what they're doing straight ahead. >>> and back here in a few minutes with your forecast for your friday. >>> back now to developing news in morgan hill. this is a live picture in news chopper 2. the fire is burning in the east side of the city and threatening homes on mcdonald lane and diana. the fire has burned about 60 acres of grassland. helicopter and planes were dropping water on the fire which right now is about 30% contained. 100 firefighters or so were at the scene including those from calfire. and san jose fire department. the temperature in the area right now about 83 degrees according to our chief meteorologist bill martin. if we get any new information we will let you know. >>> an update now on a story we first told you about last night. officers say they arrested villy vasilu he is suspected in stealing thousands of dollars in coins from a coin dealer downtown. >>> the suit claims officers used excessive force when they opened fire on 37-year-old derrick jones last november. the officer said jones was reaching for a shiny object in his waistband which turned out to be a small scale. alameda county prosecutors ruled

i'm tom foreman, good night from new york. piers morgan starts right now. >>> tonight, down to the wire. >> members of congress, make a phone call, send an e-mail, tweet. keep the pressure on washington and we can get passed this. >> right and the left, the face-off. >> i stuck my neck out a mile to try to get an agreement with the president of the united states. >> do the right thing. put the interest of the country ahead of the tea party extremists. >> speaker boehner should just give it up. he throws piece after piece after piece of red meat to the right-wing lion that seems to dominate his caucus. >> we're not going to divulge. we're going to solve this problem, one way or another. >> countdown to crisis. your financial future hanging in the balance. this is "piers morgan tonight." good evening, an extraordinary day on capitol hill today. the house passes the boehner bill and the senate properly slaps it down. senate majority leader harry reid held a news conference speaking on tonight's vote. >> senator murray asked to be excused 'cau

i'm tom foreman, good night from new york. piers morgan starts right now. -- captions by vitac -- www.vitac.com >>> good evening, an extraordinary day on capitol hill. the house passed the john boehner bill, and the senate prompt the voted it down. we're waiting for senate majority leader harry reid to explain why that decision was taken. i'm here with wolf blitzer, my colleague. wolf, what is about to happen here? what is the explanation? is it as simple as, sorry, you are republicans, we didn't like the bill. we're democrats, we're not having it? >> it's not that simple. they have to come up with some compromise, some sort of plan that can pass the senate and go back to the house of representatives and pass there something that the president could sign that would allow the united states to raise the debt ceiling and avert some sort of financial disaster come tuesday. it's not simple at all, so they need to work together. the mainstream, main leadership, democrats and republicans, they need to find a way to come up with the bare minimum t

his scenes of virgil and morgan have been bumped into the background, as have tom and frank mccourt.ds a wanted to be a good lawman. very pragmatic about the way he enforce the law. he must prefer giving people a chance to back away without embarrassing than or having their private attacked. he did his best that date to lead the cowboys settled down and cried on out of town and finally felt forced to act. when he did he call on the people he tested most, his two brothers. then, of course, there was a doctor who would never miss an occasion like this. it was a terrible tragedy that this happen to. i think if things had happened differently in one or two instances in virgil had not been approached by a couple town leaders offering vigilantes' if white and tom have not had that, if the cowboys walking through the okay corral really meaning to leave town but not wanting to leave too fast because they did one of the onlookers to think the arabs had back then down and made them leave. any number of things might have prevented this. even that being the case something similar might have happ

seems virgil and morgan have been bumped into the background as have tom and frank mcclowey.virgil preferred giving people a chance to back away without embarrassing them or having their pride intact. he did his best that day to lead the cowboys settle down and write out of town and finally felt forced to act. when he did he call on the people he trusted most, is two brothers and there was doc who was never going to miss an occasion like this. it was a terrible tragedy that this happened and i think if things had happened differently in one or two instances, if virgil hadn't been approached by a couple town leaders offering vigilantes', if there hadn't been that altercation -- if the cowboys walking through the ok corral really mean to leave town but not wanting to leave too fast because they didn't want the onlookers to think the earps made them leave. if that had been the case something similar would have happened some time soon. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> here are this week's nonfiction best sellers according to amazon.com. whar raja

morgan. it seens to me james and tom and frank have been bumped into the back. virgil wanted to be a good law man.

morgan cooperated with the government's investigation, and says some former employees were to blame for the illegal moves. the bank has since closed that unit. >> tom: if you're out of work and finding it tough to make your mortgage payment, the obama administration may be able to help. starting august 1, the federal housing administration will let homeowners miss a full year of payments before starting the foreclosure process. now, it starts after three or four missed months. uncle sam launched a foreclosure program two years ago to help strapped homeowners, but the results have been less than predicted. >> susie: back now to our top story-- the debt talks. tonight's commentator says the contentious dialogue shows how pervasive "my way or the highway" thinking has become. he's daniel gross, columnist and economics editor at yahoo finance. >> "getting to yes." "lets make a deal." "split the difference." these clichÉs drive the business world. but cutting deals is a skill that has suddenly vanished. an epidemic of intransigence is sweeping across the globe. i'm not just talking about the absurd situation in washington, where republicans are holding

chief of staff bill daley, also senator tom coburn from the finance committee will be joining david gregory. >>> we are learning new and disturbing details this morgan twin attacks in norway that killed at least 93 people. police say they did not arrive at the scene of the teen summer camp until about an hour and a half after the gunman first opened fire. nbc's martin fletcher is live for us in oslo. martin, why did it take so long for the police to get there? >> reporter: well, that's what everybody here wants to know, alex. it's a bit of a disaster. as you can imagine, there were 550 kids on the island, which is right here, the island behind me. so many of them would have immediately used their cell phones to call for help. and they did. so when the police got the call, it took them at least 20 minutes to get into the area. and the reason was they said they couldn't find a helicopter in the capital, oslo, to fly here. so the s.w.a.t. team arrived late. and then when they did get here, they couldn't find a boat to take them to the island. so it took them that extra time again. so 90 minutes after the first calls were received and after the shooting

morgan hill. sarah and her family live here just below the of da off tom she has them worried every sense that sheed that it could fail in a major earthquake. >> it is of great concern to our family that there could possibly be an earthquake that could wipe us out. the people who live up around the edge of the da philm that their house values will go down if they denied the water levels back up, but down here in the valley floor, everyone down here should be concerned if it does. if there is an earthquake in anything happens to the dam we will be flooded. >> in a worst-case scenario, the dam that i am standing here right now could slump as much as 25 ft. so they have been keeping the water in the reservoir a little below half full but now they say in a wet and rainy year, the could easily raise it without putting any more do pressure on the dam. >> the operating restrictions to be about 45 people at the top of the dam that is where we requested a revised restriction and we got approval to do that. >> the study concludes that it must be retrofitted to meet the seismic standards that could take seve