one spring evening in 1993 trisha left her dorm room for a walk. on march 29th, around 8:00 at night, trisha wrightler came here to this shopping center. she bought a soda and a magazine and started walking back to campus. but then she disappeared. >> phone call came a little after midnight and the voice on the evened of the phone said do you know where your daughter is? >> 19-year-old trisha lynn reitler was last seen -- >> reporter: tricia's disappearance rocked the community and devastated her parents. >> who's ever responsible we'll never know. what they've taken away from us. >> reporter: tricia's mother made a desperate appeal to tricia on the jerry springer show. >> hang in there and know that we love you and we're doing everything we can to find you. >> reporter: 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. >> i tell college students they need to be aware. >> kristen zeller was a junior at i.w.u. when tricia disappeared. >> we were advised t

trisha, what should be our policy moving forward? is there a sensible path to decriminalizing cannabis that doesn't involve ron paul? >> well, goodness, i certainly hope so. you know, i think there are two sets of issues here. one has to do with the question of whether or not the federal government should really get itself in the business of having a hands off policy for state's rights. most of the time, in the history of the u.s., state's rights has been a coded way of talking about a kind of right-wing, fundamentalist usually racist, certainly anti-women reproductive freedoms. so if you're going to go hands off with the infringements on sort of the federal policy for drugs, then what's going to happen when you have the same kinds of potential for something like abortion? i think it is important to think about this for those of us who are all happily you know, lighting up in the appropriate states, that this may work out fine in this case but we have to think about other cases. that's number one. the second one is about whether or n

we're very happy to have country music legend, trisha yearwood the host of the food network's "trisha'sing we can have for breakfast or dessert later in the day. >> i always think apple dumplings sound hard, cinnamony and dough. there's got to be something in the middle. this is a recipe that's easy. i taught my niece ashley how to do it at college, she got her first apartment. i'll show you how to do it. >> perfect. i'm game. >> the stuff that you're going to pour over this -- heat is already on. cup of water. >> the heat is supposed to boil. >> we'll bring all this to boil. a stick of butter. step back. i won't hurt you. >> and stir that until it melts. >> we'll stir it until it melts and comes to a boil then we'll add some sugar. about 3/4 of a cup of sugar. so it's a pretty simple mixture >> that's a lot of sugar. >> shh. then we'll add vanilla. >> apple dump lings, they're sweet. >> we bring that to a boil which we have expertly -- your "good morning america" crew brought to a boil. >> tah-dah. >> we'll show you how to put the dumplings together. the easy thing about this i is s sc

. >>> early each day, donna wrightler greets her daughter trisha. >> i say good morning every morning. i look at that and i can hear her say hi, mom. >> trisha was very kindhearted, very smart. >> as a child, trisha lit up a room. >> she would sometimes bound into the room, spread her arms apart and say tada, that type of thing. >> donna and mary brought her here to attend a small christian college. one spring evening tricia left her dorm room for a walk. on march 29 around 8:29, tricia wrightler came here to this shopping center and bought a soda and a magazine then started to walk back to campus, but then she disappeared. >> a phone call came a little bit after midnight and the voice on the other side of the phone said do you know where your daughter is? >> 19-year-old tricia lynn wrightler was last seen about 8:00 monday night. >> tricia's disappearance rocked the community and devastated her parents. >> who's ever responsible will never know what they've taken away from us. >> tricia's mother made a desperate appeal to tricia on the jerry springer show. >> hang in there and know t

. >> trisha, diamond bar, california, bill, i would love to buy tickets for you to see you and miller, i don't know what the show is about. >> i don't know how to describe it we have the bolder fresher dvd, we sold out at christmas, however, the new show is different, but you get the flavor from the dvd. see you march 1st at the nokia. washington d.c., wesbury long island and tickets flying. sales on billoreilly.com. and loved killing kennedy, and killing lincoln and convinced my liberal college professors to watch the factor. and north carolina, i'm 23 and favorite movie of all time is casablanca, i adore bogart. good choice, one of my favorite flicks as well. the tip of the day, earlier today i appeared on the view and as usual, outnumbered by people who see life differently than me. a new wrinkle, tom arnold was on the program, and apparently friday is man day on the view. and the main topic, guns. >> and define the issue, number one, it's not going to get to congress, that's not going to happen. >> it's not? why. >> too many people in the house, no, i think it's a state issue. i t

. >> even though the goal was trisha's body, jimmy decided to ask first about something already publicwledge, hall's conviction in the jesse roach case. jimmy fibbed that his mother lived near wabash and read about jesse's case and others involving hall. >> she gets that newspaper from that hometown where you're from. and i said, in all the newspaper stories, they say you've killed multiple women. >> that was a big risk. >> it all was a big risk. i said, larry, i don't care what you're in here for. just be honest with me. that's all. just tell me what happened. i'm still going to be your friend no matter what. i've had girls do me wrong in my life. i understand how girls can get under your skin and how they can be bothersome to you. >> jimmy said he pressed hall about jesse roach. at last, hall began to open up, recalling that september day in 1993. >> he was driving down a back country road and he seen her walking her bicycle. >> hall then told jimmy exactly how he abducted and killed jesse. >> you must have been revolted. >> oh, god. lester, it was probably the hardest thing i've eve

convicted him of voluntary manslaughter for shoot pga trisha cook to death in her jeep last february.was reportedly trespassing at a private school. cook was unarmed. the jury also found harmon-wright guilt i don't two other counts of shooting into an occupied vehicle and shooting into an occupied vehicle causing death. harmon-wright testified he shot cook in self-defense. he faces one to ten years in prison for the manslaughter count alone. >>> warm today but big changes on the way. veronica is in the storm center with the latest. >> that's for sure. little bit more spring for today. lot of folks strong adjust their wardrobe. don't forget to adjust your thermostat if you want to stay comfortable and have everybody inside comfortable. still have some sunshine out there. high clouds have been moving in today. still fairly nice. it is going to be a very nice evening, too, when you take a look at our temperatures throughout the area 66 degrees right now through montgomery county and gaithersburg, rockville, 66 to 69. over to fairfax right now, reston, towards ft. belvoir now, 67, 68 degr

hometown, the 37th president of the united states, 100th centennial celebrate with nixon's daughter trishaon cox, her husband, son, and new wife and her family. the ceremony included a marine aircraft flyover. 21 gun salute. "taps". and in keeping true to tradition, a laying of the wreath, a token from president obama. >> if you study every one of those leaders. move most of them. >> with the people we can do everything. >> reporter: personal stories on foreign policy were shared and no word that watergate or controversies ever mentioned. the war veterans who moved through it reflected on what was most important to them. >> i believe that he ended the vietnam war. sko that's the main thing i see about it. >> i think it would have made a big difference. >> reporter: she told me it's her father's roots and peace that she reguards as a highly and emotional day for people who took time to lay flowers. >> i said a little prayer for each. of course, this is part of life and we always miss the people we love but we know we will see them again. >> reporter: the knicks company family will return. p

congratulate him, we also congratulate and thank his wife debbie and their two daughters lindsey and trisha and the entire boehner family. speaker boehner, i know all too well that we will not always agree, but i hope with all my heart that we will find common ground that is higher better place for our country. surely we can be touched by the better angels of our nature. surely we can be touched by the better angels of our nature. so beautifully expressed by president lincoln. this is the people's house. this is the people's gavel, it represents a sacred trust. may we all fulfill that trust and make the real the ideals of democratic government. with respect for our constitution, with faith in the american people, with hope for the future of our country, i present the people's gavel to the speaker of the house, john boehner. [applause]. may god bless you. may god bless you speaker boehner, may god bless this congress, may god always bless the united states of america. my colleagues the speaker of the house, john boehner. >> leader pelosi thank you for your kind words. members of the house an

congratulate him, he also congratulate and thank his wife, debbie and their two daughters, lindsey and trisha, and the entire boehner family. [ applause ] speaker boehner, i know all too well that we will not always agree. but i hope with all my heart that we will find common ground that is a higher, better place for our country. surely, we can be touched by the better angels of our nation -- nature. surely, we can be touched by the better angel of our nature. so beautifully expressed by president lincoln. this is the people's house. this is the people's gavel. it represents a sacred trust. may we all fulfill that trust and make real the ideal of democratic government. with respect for our constitution, with faith in the american people, with hope for the future of our country, i present the people's gavel to the speaker of the house, john boehner. may god bless you. [ cheers and applause ] to speaker boehner, may god bless this congress. may god always bless the united states of america. my colleagues, the speaker of the house, john boehner. [ applause ] >> leader pole helosi, thank yo your

daniel harmon-wright is accused of kill bag trisha cook last february. the injure -- killing patricia cook last february. the jury got the case this afternoon. harmon-wright testified in his own defense last friday, told jurors when he attempted to question cook while she was sitting in her car, she rolled up the window, trapped his car and tried to drive away. other witnesses have disputed this version of events. >>> closing arguments in the anne arundel county executive trial of john leopold. two doctors and the personnel for the county testified. the defense contend leopold suffered from crippling back pain in 2010 when he is accused of using his police detail to run personal and political errand. prosecutors say leopold defrauded taxpayers. >>> another big story tonight, the boy scouts of america may be making some major changes. the organization is considering ending its ban on gay scouts and leaders. final decision could come as early as next week. fox's jonathan hunt has more. >> if they ever found out that you were homosexual that you would lose

. >> -- and their two daughters, lindsay and trisha, and the entire boehner family. speaker boehner, i know all too well that well not always agree but i hope with all my heart that we will find common ground that is a higher better place for our country. surely we can be touched by the better angels of our nation. -- nature. >> hello and welcome to "street signs" where we have double time for our our. speaker boehner set under fire the last few days, a newly re-elected speaker of house. when the speaker does begin speaking we will bring you his remarkes. we also have breaking news out of the federal reserve, minutes of its last meeting unveiled right at the 2:00 hour until the speaker begins to go on the -- why don't we go through highlights of the federal reserve minutes of their december meetings. most members of the fed considered financial conditions lit change from the previous meeting. he said that economic activity did continue to increase at a moderate pace in recent months. all right, we will give you more on fed minutes. gavel handed to the speaker. let us

black and white, spotted, and our little girl, trisha, named it checkers. kids lining all kid love the dog and i just want to say this right now do and there's the char ton heston moment -- regardless what they say about it, we're going to keep him. that's the central thing that nixon talked about and get the name for the speech. nixon was very knowingly taking a line from fdrs famous speech in which he incorporated his own dogs, and nixon thought it would be great to kind of piss off the democrats more by taking their great leader's own words and flipping them around to defend himself. and what nixon is doing, is divorcing the pop list tradition which is rooted in the struggle in the late 9th century amongst small farmers and trying to channel their hatred of bank and real estate people, who are kind of keeping the small guy down, keeping the small farmer in a state of being opressed. nixon discovered he is getting money from real estate interests, from banking interests, from oil interests, and so what he does very cleverly, and with a great deal of succe

i checked out the ship, we can take trisha down there, we'll go see the sights of europe. so for years he actually promised to take her to europe. it didn't actually happen as a vacation until 1963. but he was still promising that it was going to happen. so does that answer your question? uh-huh? >> think we have time for just one more question. >> i'd just be curious to know a little bit about her family, born in nevada? what did their father do there? why did they move to california? what were his parents like, her mother's parents like? >> okay. now we're getting into a tricky area. so her father was the son of irish immigrants, and he had traveled around as an itinerant -- he had done a lot of different things. he had been on a merchant ship. he would kind of talk to her about his adventures. he had been a miner. her mother was a first generation german immigrant, and her mother had been married before. her mother was, um, her mother came over as a child with an aunt, ended up staying and eventually married a man named bender. they moved up to -- what dakota did we dec

congratulate him, we also congratulate and thank his wife debbie and their two daughters lindsay and trisha and the entire boehner family. speaker boehner i know all too well we will not always agree, but i hope with all my heart that we will find common ground that is a higher, better place for our country. surely we can be touched by the better angels of our nature. surely we can be touched by the better angels of our nature. so beautifully expressed by president lincoln. this is the people's house. this is the people's gavel. it represents a sacred trust. may we all fulfill that trust and make real the ideals of democratic government. with respect for our constitution, with faith in the american people, with hope for the future of our country, i present the people's gavel to the speaker of the house, john boehner. may god bless you. [ applause ] to speaker boehner, may god bless this congress, my god always bless the united states of america. my colleagues, the speaker of the house, john boehner. [ applause ] >> leader pelosi, thank you for your kind words. members of the house and the s

congratulate him, we also congratulate and thank his wife, debby, and their two daughters, lindsay and trisha and the entire boehner family. speaker boehner, i know all too well that we will not always agree. but i hope with all my heart that we will find common ground , there is a higher, better place for our country. surely we can be touched by the better angels of our nation. nature. surely we can be touched by the better angels of our nature. so beautifully expressed by president lincoln. this is the people's house, this is the people's gavel. it represents a sacred chuft. may we all fulfill that trust and make real the ideals of democratic government. with respect for our constitution, with faith in the american people, with hope for the future of our country, i present the people's gavel to the speaker of the house, john boehner. may god bless you. . >> may god bless this congress and may god always bless the united states of america. my colleagues, the speaker of the house, john boehner. the speaker: leader pelosi, thank you for your kind words. members of the house and the senate, my

touch you snopa trisha just had twins. >> i did. >> congratulations so much. >> thank you so much. talk about bobby jindal and his comments. some republicans might say who made you the reformer? do you welcome his comments? bobby jindal's comments, amy? >> i think he's right. i think he's absolutely right. the republican party has a serious messaging problem and we need to get out in front. one thing they do is they're always playing defense. they're not proactive. and we need -- all those things he talked about the party of big, he's absolutely right. the tea party movement wants government to shrink. we want the power to be put back in the hands of the states and the people where it belongs because it's not a -- you know, one size fits all blanket policy doesn't always work. >> but the republicans bobby jindal was talking about were tea party-backed candidates and some would say he's talking about the tea party. >> well, i disagree with that. what he's talking about is some off-the-wall comments that were made and those candidates lost. i didn't support one of those candidates. i

we also congratulate and thank his wife debby and their two daughters, lindsey and trisha and the entire boehner family. [applaus [applause]. speaker boehner, i know all too well that we will not always agree, but i hope with all my heart that we will find common ground that there's a higher, better place for our country. surely we can be touched by the better angels of our nation-- nature. surely we can be touched by the better angels of our nature. so beautifully expressed by president lincoln. this is the people's house. this is the people's gavel. it represents a sacred trust. may we all fulfill that trust and make real the ideals of democratic government. with respect for our constitution, with faith in the american people, with hope for the future of our country, i present the people's gavel to the speaker of the house, john boehner. may god bless you. [applause] (applause) >> speaker boehner, may god bless this congress, may god always bless the united states of america. my colleague, the speaker of the house, john boehner. [applaus [applause] >> well, leader pelosi, thank you for

his daughters julie nixon eisenhower and trisha nixon cox will be there.ident nixon passed away in 1949 at the age of 81. >> bill: i'm proud to say i have not been invited to that party. >> oh, darn. >> if invited, i would not attend. >> sounds like a fun time. >> big names for broadway. >> bill: hang out with henry kiss ing summer and ben stein. two people who are known for being boring. >>> big names in newtown connecticut. tony winning producer van dean is putting on a stage show called from broadway with love at a connecticut theatre. it will feature stars from kiss me kate, wicked, jekyll & hyde all getting together at the end of this month raise money for the united way. >> bill: good for them. good for them. thank you dan. yes, indeed, an historic day at the white house. i got out of my sickbed to go down for the announcement in the east room. president obama coming out at 1:10 and announcing the final two members of the national security team. last week he nominated john kerry, a great choice to be secretary of state. yesterday, he presented to the

now let's look at the creation of trisha mezzaro.ogether, they watched the looks and then immediately sunday night into monday morning, they recreated these photographs and got them out there. >> that girl is adorable. >> stacy keibler, we saw them look great on the red carpet. see the kids now, the kids' version here. kids' version? >> kids version? >> very daerp. >> very similar dress. what i love is they got very close to the dresses, too. then we have lucy lui and her big floral dress. you remember that whether you like it or not. here is the kid version. she is cute. >> very sweet. >> how about anne hathaway. >> anne hat away. >> the kids. >> the minianne h anne hat away. >> a dead ringer. >> you get the idea. kerry washington, taylor swift, do we have the photographs of our dear friends here, savannah, toddlers? >> maybe it will come back to me. >> they did us on the show, guess. >> well, they did you guys on the show. >> i will taken your word for it. >> remembered it, wonderful, stay with you always. there is halle berry. >>

didn't have the reduced lunch program a home or we started providing backpacks for children with trishacouch in their homes, we provided 300 bats, delivery time, provided sheets and blankets and agendas for children. [applause] on christmas eve, our biggest night of the year at our church, we voted a number years ago to give away the entire christmas eve suffering two projects benefiting children in poverty and challenged members from which you consider an amount equal to what she's been under a children's christmas in the suffering? forget how to projects benefiting a thousand were friends and malawi and have two projects benefiting the 2284 children in kansas city. on christmas eve, our folks in one evening gave $1,235,000 to these projects. [applause] i mention not not to brag, though i impaired of our congregation, but to say that's one congregations with one vision that unifies this is a church with democrats and republicans would left and right, conservative, liberal, but somehow vision schools together into the future. they excite and they help change the world. the last thread i

the parliamentarians and the clerks and staff on the floor including gary and 10 in trisha and meredith and clerks in the cloak room, all of them help keep us going and are unfailingly patient when they call for the obtained time to find out whether the schedule at his home church has dance recital or birthday party or any kind of family event. i want to thank the many moments who came here more than 40 years ago, to doug annan made the senate are causing concern. people like mike murphy who makes everyone's life easier. i think the reporters who catches and holidays, trap snmp shows and hallways and who despite all the changes and challenges in their own business still dutifully document first drafts of american history. i think the incredible people who travel through these halls, working incredibly hard to get it right. people of character who cover this place. it's not a sport and i think then. david rogers for he stood so far hard to imagine my job but i've seen him in the locker & co. after a late night vote. sometimes in politics, it's now almost a sport in america to dismiss con