>> 19-year-old tricia reitler was last seen about 8:00 monday night. >> tricia's disappearance rockednity and devastated her parents. >> whoever is responsible, we'll never know what they've taken away from us. >> tricia's mother made a desperate appeal on "the jerry springer show." >> hang in there and know that we love you and we're doing everything we can to find you. >> despite huge media coverage and their pleas for answers, none ever came. >> it's like she just vanished into thin air. >> tricia was never found. >> young college students, they need to be aware. >> kristin zoeller was a junior at iwu when tricia disappeared. >> we were advised to stay in our dorms if you were a girl. >> but about a week later, they needed to go to the grocery store. >> you thought you'd be safe and fine. >> yeah. >> just a couple blocks away? >> exactly. it's not far away. i can see the campus from marsh, so what's going to happen. >> it was getting dark by the time they left the shopping center, walking the same route tricia would likely have taken. >> we were maybe halfway up the road when heath

tricia. >> hi. my partner and i bought old joes house at 212 state street 30 years ago. although we know that progress will alter any neighborhood the recent pace in this neighborhood has been alarming. we support the proposed legislation in hopes to allow the community to reassess how housing is planned and approved in the neighborhood. we are encouraged by the proposal to limit them to 55% of lot coverage. once monster buildings encroach on these lots we can never turn back. when massive trees and sprawling yards are replaced by these loom being structuring -- looming structures and birds disappear. at the moment we live next to a construction site under a stop work order by the department of building inspection and also by osha. we believe that the planning department was not being over burdened by the recent break neck speed of neighborhood expansion the current developers would not have attempted to subvert the planning application process dodge the dbi and overshoot existing neighborhood limitations. we urge the board to approve this legislation and allow time to r

. >> tricia, what are the cornells saying now? >> two things on that.irst of which, when we talked to his family initially, they said about the same thing they said to you. we played the sound bite to chris cornell's father where he said he wanted to put bullets into president obama's head. he said at that moment he now disowns his son. he had no idea that was what he was all about. he believes us now and he disowns him. also about the fbi informant. i asked him about that as well. he said he was in contact with multiple people over the years. he had been in contact with this fbi informant, turned out to be an fbi informant for at least 20 months. he said is that the only one you were in contact with? he went on and on and kept saying no there were multiple ones. i asked for names of different people he would talk to overseas. i said how high are they up the rung of the ladder? he wouldn't give me anynames, however he did give me a name of someone he said was his brother arrested back in february for trying to plant bombs in airplanes. he was trying to

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julie and tricia were just julie and tricia. and since we got to this point of meeting somebody in other parts of the south, i discovered a very important person who my friends, life personal assistant in the 72 campaign and her husband. and those folks just gather you in and you have to do this and that and you have to get acquainted with them. so i almost became a politician by meeting them but they did introduce me to this fellow can i tell you he has hosted me every time i go to south carolina driving across the state in his fancy jaguar. i don't know if he still has one of those but it was a beautiful ride. anyway, i want you to know that he is one of my closest friends and i watched him on television every chance i get and you want to get accustomed to doing that ourselves. he's a very important thinker and he thinks before he speaks and when he does say something, pay attention. it's extremely important. what he's done tonight coming out with this book is extremely important for everybody in the country to read. everybody

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licensed family therapist tricia ferrara talked about that that very subject this morning on good dayow should parents handle that when it comes to making sure -- i'm sure a lot of parents want their child to be successful and do well in school. >> of course. >> how do you know -- in life things don't always go well. how should they handle it when it comes to school. >> the most important thing to give your child the language to say when they are overwhelmed. you know, kids need to know how to say look, i'm struggling. i need help. basic words. suicide prevention the interesting thing about it it's not like chemotherapy. it's not like a treatment will it cause harm? it's the most basic humane compassionate elements that make us human. >> a lot of important information for parents and young people in that interview you can watch the whole thing on myfoxphilly.com. just look in the scene on tv section. >>> outrage intensifies after video surfaces online showing members of an oklahoma university fraternity taking part in a racist chant. >> the university forced the frat to shut down and

julian and tricia were just julien and tricia. since we got to this point of needing somebody in other parts of the south i discovered a very important person who my friends, my former personal assistant in the 72 reelection campaign and her husband spike. and those folks gather you in and you have to do this or that or meet this or that and have to get acquainted with them. i almost became a politician, they did introduce me to this video and i tell you, van hipp has lifted me every time i go to south carolina, driving across the state in his fancy jaguar. van hipp is one of my closest friends. i watch him on television every chance i get. you ought to get accustomed to doing that yourself. he is an important thing verbage he thinks before he speaks and when he does say something, pay attention extremely important. coming out with this book is extremely important for everybody in the country to be. the rest of the world, we are going to wake up we have to wake up. too important to ignore any more. van hipp, please come forward an

tricia up next in indiana. line for independents. caller: good morning.y thoughts would be come a couple of the other callers have talked on what i want to say -- i don't agree with these new senators and congresspeople jumping ahead to running for president. i don't think they have enough experience. they had been -- i don't think they have been in long enough to gain the knowledge about what's going on in the world and how things really are. people who come in, i'm afraid they may have their own political aspirations. they have agreed for the presidency. -- greed for the presidency. you aren't willing to say you are smart enough to know that you don't know everything. you have things to learn and you don't have all the answers you need. you need to take opinions into consideration. host: with a low opinion that americans have of the nicest congress, do you think it hurts these folks if they stick around and then decide to run for president? caller: i do agree with term limits. any political job should not be a career. they need to come and serve and sta

lets bring in licensed family therapy piss tricia ferrari. >> you're quite welcomey call it a hiddenc would you agree with that. >> absolutely, these numbers are rising, they are outrageous and we have break this tab you. >> is what the tab you, not speaking about it. >> people air frayed, they are frayed to say the word suicide. if i have a client come in and i suspect that they may have suicidal thoughts get right to this. >> what is that fancy word. >> what does that mean. >> the idea of committing suicide. >> in maybe coming up with a plan. >> i like to show the client i'm's in the afraid to talk about this stuff with them. kid are reluctant if they think they will overwhelmed adult. very often the the adults are sometimes the source of the stress you said you are not afraid. for parents though getting to the point of saying hey maybe we should send our child to someone how do you know. >> here's the problem, you don't exactly know. the there is no one single phase to this. very difficult thing to predict i say lets put this out theres almost all of us are vulnerable to this type

you could imagine the unique set of circumstances, and tricia will remind if i'm incorrect, every a uniqueor example, who didn't and couldn't have 40 quarters. there was a commendation for state-based employees, so it's an issue that's not just unique to be put them into the country. people have chosen to for example, work-at-home. women have chosen to work at home and didn't have essentially 40 quarters of traditional work behind them and contributed into the system. so it's an issue that is broader than just that narrow population but it's not one that's been given a great deal of attention, to the best of my knowledge. [inaudible] >> i don't know that it has come up to be perfectly frank at least not in the recent discussions but it is a good point. it would apply not only in the context of new citizens but to people who don't traditionally transition into the system. >> i have a question about incarceration -- >> do you want to identify yourself? >> i am in love. i'm from the senate side. so we have seen -- high i am emma. we've seen issues of mandatory minimums and such like that and