. >> she was able to tell us that he was wearing gloves and had underwear on. >> the assailant chased janet back into the bedroom, where she was assaulted. >> he would try over the course of that attack to knock her unconscious, to suffocate her to a point where she would lose consciousness. which was in the front. i noticed a crack in the sheetrock on the wall that was obviously done by the force of being driven into the wall. and it was almost an outline of his body, where he had crashed into the wall. >> gary was divorced, a successful businessman with no known enemies. >> he was a first-class guy. smart, intelligent, knew exactly where he was going, the things that were important in life, cared a lot about people. >> gary and janet had been dating for only a short time, so she didn't know whether gary knew his killer. >> her eyesight had some limitations, and the darkness of the room contributed a great deal to that, even though she had spent a significant amount of time with him in the room. >> she said the attacker was in his early 20s, had blond hair, was just under 6 feet tall

>> tradition has to do with underwear? expect them to come down on the other side of the thong? we know how bob feels about colored undergar mens. >> i think they're very exciting. they add a lot of luster to the event. >> they don't want the distraction of multi colored bras underneath. look at the bra that venus had chosen for her match. maybe she could have won if she was wearing that. >> if she was less distracted and just wore the white and focused on her game. >> she did. >> didn't they push it a little far that cream and off white is off limits? it has to be white. >> andrea has an interesting take. >> i'm anti-pink panty on the tennis court because i think that they should be able to pass whatever rules they want. the brits are very, very fancy people and they want to keep it all white and it is a distraction. it's a huge distraction to have orange underpants and a lot of these girls aren't focussing -- >> why is that a distraction? >> bob. you're looking at their undergarments. >> how do underwear have to do with

fifa's concern, that underwear was not made by an official world cup sponsor. many leagues have this kind of policy in 2012 the body that governs football fined a player 100,000 pounds for celebrating by lifting up his shirt and revealing a company name on the waistband of his underwear. >> now if you keep your pants on, mike, i've told you this before. >> the camera cuts off right here. everything's fine. >>> really heavy by the end though, towards the golden gate bridge, we're looking under the fog. we can see the deck of the roadway. mystery conditions might contribute to a slicker roadway, of course visibility is an issue right now on that deck of the golden gate bridge. smooth drive though coming there from the north bay and past highway 37 or the richmond brinl. no problems. out of the north bay, the brinls also fine. so is the bay bridge, east 24 on the right side of your screen past the warren freeway. reports of a car with a flat tire and over on the shoulder. over to your left, if you've fixed a tire on the side of the road, that's a nerve wracking ex

fifa also investigating brazilian superstar for his choice of underwear. this is a photo tweeted out by soccer gods taken during halftime of london's game against cameroon. he was wearing some pretty colorful duds around his soccer shorts, but fifa's concern, that underwear was not made by an official world cup sponsor. many leagues have this kind of policy. in 2012, the body that governs european football fined a player 100,000 pounds by lifting up his shirt and showing the company name on a waistband of his underwear. >> that's a lot of money. >>> meanwhile, business at the hair salon picking up because of the world cup. we'll take a look at that coming up after it have break. >>> you know, world cup fever has certainly picked up business. >> young athletes have been asking hairstylists to mimic the hair styles of their favorite soccer players. one young man got his hair cut like cristiano reynaldo. others have got their hair cut to make their head look like soccer balls. just don't cook them. >> you could do that on the sides, a little bit. >> yeah -- >

. >> after that assault, police found hundreds of pieces of women's underwear in his home. >> this isrous guy. he's knocking women down, he's dragging them into bushes, he's stealing their clothes, he's breaking into their houses. this is someone who's pretty much out of control. >> gorton served some prison time for these assaults in florida before moving back to michigan. since both murder victims had been sexually assaulted and investigators had dna of the killer, they wanted to know whether it was gorton's dna. so they put gorton under a 24-hour surveillance. they followed him to a local roller skating rink where he took his children. undercover officers watch gorton eat pizza and drink soda from a styrofoam cup. when gordon left, an officer rushed to the table, confiscated gorton's cup and took it to the forensics lab. the sample was tested immediately. >> dna is like any other biological molecule, subject to degradation. one of the things that will degrade dna a little bit faster is a fair amount of heat. >> there were more than enough epithelial cells on the cup for testing, bu

we're going to need so much underwear, and who's going to make it? >> the thing is, jobs.re creating the jobs! we need to make the underwear. we've solved unemployment. demand-side economics. >> exactly. you knock tighty whities, but they lower your sperm count. >> yes, they do. >> so what we're doing is giving them tighty whities to lower their sperm country. >> that's really creepy. >> that's a horrible thing. >> that's what we're doing. >> this is horrible. >> i knew we should be impeaching everybody! >> especially andy. >> we can't have weak borders in a time of terror. that's all i'm going to say. >> the problem isn't weak borde borders, it's weak bladders. >> right when i said that. but it's a security issue. not immigration. we let everybody in, we have a great time. >>> coming up, our terrified correspondent is back, and he's frightened as ever. he ran from this tease when i started reading it. but first a word from our sponsor. it's sponsored by the rome is burning play set. the kit comes complete with matches and marshmallows. the rome is burning play set. >> was

fifa's concern is that underwear was not made by an official world cup sponsor. many leagues have this kind of policy. 2012, the body that governs u.s. football fined a player 100,000 pounds just for celebrating a goal by revealing a company name that was on the waistband of his underwear. >> calvin klein scores again. >>> let's check in with christina loren this morning, she has a look ahead to the weekend. >> yeah, there's a lot going on this weekend. we're always looking for the events to keep you up to date. there's a robert concert series happening in okayville on -- oakville on saturday. you have to pay if you want to see the blues band. by 10:00 p.m. when they start the fireworks absolutely free for you and the family. they can stay up that late. also, i want to tell you about something that's happening this sunday at the -- it's a big week in san francisco. the pride parade is on sunday. and you can imagine downtown is going to be jam-packed. 71 degrees out there at 1:00 p.m. it's going to be warm this year. let's check your drive, here's mike. >>> good m

gussy moran caused an uproar wearing a short skirt and lace underwear. the club said she brought vulgarity to the club. the sneakers and red underwear led to a clamp down on colour to the club. the prize money is the highest of all four slams - men's and women's champs getting $3 million, half for runners-up. if you lose in the first round you still make close to the median income in the united states. not a bad pay day for the privilege of playing at one of the world's great sporting event. >>> coming up, why two of the biggest stars in basketball could change the balance of power over the next few months. >>> an ugly bit of controversy in brazil as uruguay eliminated italy. the star play awe lis swor es took a bite out of the opponent. this is the third time he has bit ep another player in -- bitten another player in his career. the world cup hopes are alive and well. many of us watch the games against portugal. many wonder if soccer mania arrived in the u.s. joining us from san francisco, is dave zirren's, sports editor for "the nation", host of "age

underwear, walking around -- >> he didn't say a meeting. >> walking around where, the company? part of the company, yes. but look, are you surprised? you look at the ad campaigns. it is reminiscent of in some ways. he says steadfastly what he does in his private life does not translate so much into his business life. >> i would agree with him on that. but if you're walking around a business, place of business, in your underwear, that's a little odd. >> he is provocative and unconventional in his words. >> alison, what about these allegations? is it the allegation of falling stock price or both? >> it could be both. the stock price isn't doing well. from 2007 the stock was at $15. guess where it is today? 70 cents. this is after being up 6 to 18% this morning. that's not much when you have a stock under a dollar. what's happened now that the board has kicked dov charney to the curb, what could happen is a big fat for sale sign could go out in front of american apparel because some analysts are reportedly saying what happens is when you have this kind of management change, it cou

became a sort of viral star for that one he's also posted pictures to facebook of himself in his underwear well seeking a job as an attorney those are pretty much publicity stunts to raise awareness about the idea of separating personal and professional lives online and while all of that might sound a little bit silly to so his message is compelling according to zubair t. we desperately need to adapt our laws now so that we don't face an old. well ian nightmare on the job in the not too distant future so betty posits that in just a few short decades there will be no such thing as privacy on social media or anywhere else in the last century we've gone from a world where no one had even heard of cell phones and everyone enjoyed privacy to a world of google glass and surveillance satellites as he puts it history has shown us that technological innovation and privacy are inversely proportional concepts that's pretty damn succinct rate their social verity says that fifty years from now we'll have passed through our current information age into what he calls the total information where everyone

put them in pink underwear. they hate pink, at least around here. you never give them a color they like. why would you give them things they like? they hate the place. that's music to my ears. by the way, all my inmates on the chain gang, i don't put them in the desert chopping blocks. i put them on the streets and they clean trash, save taxpayers' money. but the real reason, since i can't hire hollywood actors, i use my inmates as actors, as seconds. because when the cars drive by, with the mother and father with the kid in the car, i hope they're saying, see, honey, you do something wrong, you're going to be on that chain gang wearing pink underwear and striped uniforms. maybe that kid will never forget that. i don't run a cia operation in the jails. you, anybody, can go in those jails, talk to any inmate you want. let them say they hate me. i don't care. i have nothing to hide. ♪ hey hey >> this place sucks, man. >> i'm walking through the famous tent city which in some ways is what sheriff joe arpaio's jails are known for. inmates living outdoor

this includes be underwear the underwear bomber, but shoe bomber and some suitcases and this includes bringing the united states our and then eventually taking over and they hide among the good people and if you are living in chicago in a street and three doors down you see too many people with a gun breaking into the house, and then after they break into that house or comes next for you, and sees the you are seeing a report after i break into this house until these people, i'm going to come and break into your house. >> are there other questions. >> this includes how we might handicap the horse races right now. >> it's always a problem. it's not about a panel of ideas and many of us on the media fueled this because it is, it is competition and the battle is more exciting than a real exchange of ideas and improving the country. so you knew who they are and it's still a debate whether hillary clinton will marco rubio, ted cruz, i don't think so, and they are all ut >> we need to expect more from ourselves and less from government. and i think going back to an earlier question, republic

gussy caused an uproar in 1949, wearing a short skirt and lace underwear. the club said she brought vul carity and skin to tennis. roger federer's orange fluorescent sneakers and another players red underwear led to a clamp down on colour. the prize money is the highest. >> i'm ali velshi, the news has become this thing where you talk to experts about people, and al jazeera has really tried to talk to people, about their stories. we are not meant to be your first choice for entertainment. we are ment to be your first choice for the news. >> hundreds of days in detention. >> al jazeera rejects all the charges and demands immediate release. >> thousands calling for their freedom. >> it's a clear violation of their human rights. >> we have strongly urged the government to release those journalists. >> journalism is not a crime. >> start with one issue ad guests on all sides of the debate. and a host willing to ask the tough questions and you'll get... the inside story ray suarez hosts inside story weekdays at 5pm et / 2pm pt only on al jazeera america >>> an u

the times square bomber, the underwear bomber. both of these guys were in the united states. they weren't captured in libya. they're back here to face a trial the same as any criminal who's arrested on the streets of detroit would be brought into federal court. >> we don't know what intelligence we didn't get from the underwear bomber or the times square bomber. i want to bring these people to justice too. if i had to decide between prosecution and saving american people's lives, i would vote for the intelligence. that's what we need to do in the current situation. >> let me ask you this, the president said, i made it a priority to those who perpetrated the benghazi terror attack ever since it happened. it's been years that we've been looking for this guy. despite the fact that the administration couldn't seem to find him. the new york times saw him sipping a frappe. no problem for reporters to find him. and yet the administration says no resources lost, we were after him. this has been a priority, this came up at a state department briefing today. spokespers spokesperson, li

do you own these underwear? >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: that's cameron diaz and join segel in "sex tape."e all need a moment to regroup. >> it's a love story. you know, it's a love story. that's really what it is. it's about two people who love each other who want to still love each other and who will do anything to keep the love together. >> jimmy: and one of them looks fantastic in her underpants. [ laughter ] >> thank you. >> jimmy: this is as we mentioned, this is the second movie that you've done together. >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: i assume you work well together, yes? >> yes. >> yes. >> jimmy: i want to put that to the test. what i would like to do is, i'm going to ask a question, direct gd at either one of you. take turns. each person takes a word. you know this game? >> i'm nervous. >> jimmy: don't be nervous. there's nothing to be afraid of. >> okay. >> jimmy: okay. you will each take a word. you'll complete a sentence that answers the question i'm about to ask. you understand? all right. first of all, what's the most annoying thing jason did while you were working together? cameron,

. >> one, al qaeda satellite armed in yemen, responsible for the underwear bomb in detroit and the 2010 plot to take down cargo planes over the u.s. with printer bombs. another group called the front operating in syria, with thousands of foreign fighters with u.s. and european passports. >> i am concerned about syria as a breeding ground and a staging ground for terrorist groups. >> the fbi director reiterated the long standing worries for groups operating in syria and iraq but not kplenlting on the reported new bomb making effort. >> but the homeland security department did common, saying there is no specific threat against the u.s. and there are monitoring interest groups that could pose a threat. >> world news with diane sawyer will have more information on this bomb revelation, stay tuned after "action news" with jim gardner. >>> well, marine animal experts are trying to figure out why giant sea turtles are dying off the coast of both new jersey and delaware. >> this is the scene after beach goers found the turtle on second street south in brigantine. and they washed up in dewey and

. >> it's been almost four years since the same group got the underwear bomber on to a plane in the u.s. how concerned are you about bomb making advances, phil? >> i wouldn't say i'm concerned about aqap, what i'm concerned about is this particular bomb maker. when we were chasing bomb makers, you would be surprised how difficult it is to graduate a become maker from making say a roadside pipe bomb, which we saw in iraq, to the bombs we saw in cargo air track, remember the cartridges, underwear bomber in detroit in 2009. this particular bomb maker, we can stop plots all we want. he will continue to create new and creative devices until he's dead. >> and what about what jim mentioned. in the very end there, mentioning the cooperation between aqap and isis. how big of a concern is that? >> i think the concern is the experiences built up in terms of not only successes of getting cartridge in the aircraft but failures. what did they learn about aircraft security is anything. there is a lot of bomb makers in syria but nobody with the experience this guy has. >> general marks -- >> and don al

whether it's a shoe bomb, underwear bomb, the bombs in the cartridges. this is what they're doing all the time. s shep, a lot of people don't appreciate this. the forces in yemen in particular are spending so much of their time and effort to develop these devices. and they don't have to worry about any other appropriaprotoc. now in the middle east because of what's going on in syria, they have places where they can actually develop these things without a lot of scrutiny. >> huh. and how do we find out about this? and what do we do to stop it? >> the intelligence is coming out of there pretty fast and furious. it's been out for a while. they've been up -- i spoke with dhs officials today. they've been looking at this for a long time. so they're really preparing to make sure that everything's up on this, but they know the threat is evolving. that's the problem here. so what we have to look for, you know, again, better scrutiny of passengers getting on planes. of course, cargo detection. because peroxide, again, doesn't have metal in it. the metal screening

>> i love the big controversy over underwear.are some women doing at wimbledon has some officials with their panties in a bunch. >> plus our hashtag unlucky guy at the top of the hour on "outnumbered." andrea, jedediah, thank you. >> thank you, jenna. jon: an intense search underway for a driver on hit-and-run accident that left a man in critical condition. it was captured saturday night and begins showing a man running across the street an almost makes it when he is struck by a pickup truck. take a look at it again in slow motion. the vehicle identified as a dark-colored older model for the pickup. anyone with information on what happened, asked to called the lynn den willed police at 856, 784-7566. jenna: hard to watch. hopefully they find out who that person is. >>> back to the growing crisis in iraq. militants claiming more ground and claiming a state across syria and iraq and looking to build hard to detect bombs that can be smuggled on planes. doug mckelway reported on that. this threat is made more real by the fact that th

i had a small camera behind my back pocket sewn into my underwear.alked through the door, and the security on the left -- there was this young american kid, shorts, sandals, a rainbow t-shirt on. i said, joe, where have you been? i'm from the ap. can you let me in your room? he said, sure. he said, you're really lucky. a truckload of soldiers just shot a bunch of tourists. i hid behind a taxi. i get to the room, and i go to sleep. i'm wiped out. i got to the balcony, and there is a bullet hole right above me. it was a reminder that obviously it is easy pickings, so i had to be really careful. i documented many of the tanks going by and occasionally you would hear a tinkle of the bell if there was a dead body on the back of the cart. then suddenly, we heard a noise down the street, and it was the familiar sound of tanks. i went to the balcony. i thought, this is a nice composition, a compressed shot of the tanks, and then a man walks out carrying shopping bags. i told him, this guy is one to screw up my composition. he said, they are going to kill tha

there was the underwear bomber, there was the attempted times square bomber.ot of people got serious sentences and this guy could face the death penalty in the u.s. >> thank you. let me turn to megan and margaret. the big debate is over the common core. most candidates are against it but jeb bush is a staunch advocate. who is right? >> both sides are right and neither side is right. this is not a terrible curriculum but not revolutionary. >> governor jindal's rejecting common core this week is an indication he is running for president. such breathtaking hypocrisy in that he was one of the driving forces among other governors to get the common core. so, he backs out of it just because once obama favored the common core, then republicans had to flee it in order to pander to the ultra right wing of the party. >> some of the standards don't work but the idea of having common standards, isn't that a good idea? wasn't that part of the problem before? >> it was a good conservative idea at one time. >> there was an idea a few years ago that the real problem with the s

i grew up also in my underwear in my house dancing to music alone, but nobody gave a (bleep).his -- so where does this come from? because this is not based on a game, no? >> it's based on a japanese novel. basically that conceit, that concept was there. doug liman came to me three years ago with this idea, great guy. so we just work on the script together and on the movie and got emily blunt and chris mccoyy came on and wrote. >> jon: it's funny, i saw it with other people and there was a great deal of laughter and not at the times when you don't want it. a lot of times you will be in a screening and i've be diwill laugh that laugh like, oh, i can't believe they did that... but everybody was truly engaged and into it and that's not easy to pull off in that jan ranchts no, it was a trick -- genre. >> no, it was a tricky structure and we wanted to make it entertaining and fun for an audience. i love character comedy and this is like wiley coyote. i kept telling the stunt guys, you have to throw me against the wall harder. they did and i went, that's hard enough. that's good. >>

tries to pull my underwear down and probably should have punched her. >> then the third thief shows upike. >> he lifted up his sleeve and he was showing me his tattoo. he was like, i'm mexican mafia, man. i'm mexican mafia. >> outnumbered, mike runs out of steam and the three escape. but police already have the thieves' license plate number, and the trio is arrested in this minutes. >> i didn't know i was being recorded at the time. i was like, yes, there's some evidence. >> all three suspects are charged with home burglary. two plead no contest and one has not yet entered a plea. >> mike is happy there is a security camera to record it all, and that his underwear doesn't fall down. >>> coming up, a victim strikes back. >> i'm thinking, it has to end here. it has to stop. >>> and then -- >> get out of my face! >> playing "hardball" when "caught on camera: confrontation" continues. it's not for colds, it's not for pain, it's just for sleep. because sleep is a beautiful thing™. ♪ zzzquil. the non-habit forming sleep aid from the makers of nyquil®. actually it can. neutrogena® ultra sheer

do you own these underwear? >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: that's cameron diaz and jason segel on "sex tape."all need a moment to regroup. >> it's a love story. that's what it is. it's about two people who love each other who want to still love each other and who will do anything to keep the love together. >> jimmy: and one of them looks fantastic in her underpants. >> thank you. >> jimmy: this is as we mentioned. this is the second movie you have done together. >> mm-hmm. >> jimmy: i assume you work well together, yes? >> yes. >> yes. >> jimmy: i want to put that to the test. i want to ask a question directed to either one of you. each pesh takes a word. you know this game? >> i'm nervous. >> jimmy: don't be nervous. you'll each take a word. you'll complete a sentence that answers the question i'm about to ask. what is the most annoying thing jason did while you were working together? cameron, you start with the first record. word. >> any word will do. [ laughter ] >> um, smoked. >> sausages. >> in between. [ laughter ] >> oh, boy. uh -- your. >> i was going to say the word you don't want me

her purse, her -- some of her underwear, some shoes, some clothing. >> but there was no sign of forced entry. did that mean laura knew her killer and let him in the apartment? in retracing laura's steps on the night of her murder, investigators discovered that she left her job at the hospital around 6:30. then went to her usual hangout. a local bar where she had a few drinks and talked with friends. laura's neighbor recalled seeing her get out of her car and walk into her apartment around 11:15. and laura's neighbor remembered something else. he said that a man walked up to laura as she unlocked her apartment door and walked in with her. >> well, he told me that the reason why he didn't call police is because he thought maybe she was just sneaking a boyfriend in her apartment. >> but according to laura's friends, she had no current boyfriend. the neighbor described the man as white, medium height, around 160 pounds, but he didn't see the man's face. unfortunately, the description matched about half the population of poplar bluff, missouri. >>> laura wynn's autopsy yielded several surpr

. >> bobby lee in just his underwear. >> right in steve-o's mouth. there's roman peeing on steve-o.lady looks like she works where they are. does not give one f about what's happening here. kind of looks at them and walks away. this cop notices and like oh, boy, here i go. turns around. sees the water bottle they've cut and got a chuckle out of this. the other two cops weren't happy. roman posted another video that shows sort of the behind-the-scenes how roman video comes together from start to finish and in that video you can see they're both cuffed right now. they show them the camera to prove this is a prank. watch the cop he reluctantly lets them go. >> see the camera. >> yeah. the water bottle right there. >> [ inaudible ]. >> the cops are like, all right, well, i guess we'll let you go. >>> is excited. >> a dale jr. >> see why next "right this minute." an extreme dude hitches a ride. >> and off he goes. >> the base jump that will get your heart pumping. plus it's the untold story of "jurassic park". >> originally these dinosaurs were supposed to be claymation. >> how one man c

some players have been asked to change their bra or their underwear if it doesn't conform. the former wimbledon champion pat cash has pulled out of the veterans competition, the masters, after his tennis shoes were found to have broken the rules. oh, dear. >>> if you ever wondered what is the tolerance approach to counterfeit sunglasses looks like, we'll show you. the authorities in the philippines capital manila are destroying thousands of pairs of fake glasses. they do it in style. a steamroller in for the occasion. all going under the crusher. tens of thousands also of pirated dvds, beauty products and counterfeit designer shoes. going, going, gone. >>> quick reminder, ukraine signed an association agreement with the eu. political and trade ties being brought much closer together. so have moldova and georgia, in fact. russia responded by saying they will take measures if they are affected. means keeping seven billion ctransactions flowing.g, and when weather hits, it's data mayhem. but airlines running hp end-to-end solutions are always calm during a storm. so if your bu

among which was his underwear. so they presented the underpants with a hole in it.dence is that? a pair of underpants with a hole in it. of course, the crime lab had thrown away. the piece that they had cut out, it was really odd. i plea bargained it down. >> and let's bring in senior political correspondent brianna keilar, chief congressional correspondent dana bash and gloria borger. in the "washington post," this is not typical talk for a lifelong defender of women and children. in the affidavit she cast the victim as emotionally unstable with a tendency to seek out older men and to engage in fantasizing. i know she was doing her job. she had to defend this client. that was -- he's entitled to the best defense possible. she's not obviously responsible for that, but do you think this is politically a problem for her in any way? >> i do. i think it's -- i think it's good lawyering but i think it is bad politics. i think it's really bad for a certain subset of voters. that would be young people. you know, i've gone to certain events and the people who are kind of co

> reporter: that was a serious commitment she wasn't expecting. >> who is going to wear the same underwear be ridiculous. >> reporter: hanes, which owns maidenform, tells abc news, the intimate apparel is no longer for sale. and is offering refunds in the interest of total customer satisfaction. wacoal, which sells a version of the undergarment, declined to comment on the lawsuit, but insists, we stand behind our products. doctors we spoke with said there's no such thing as a quick fix. >> it sounds great. but it's not going to lead to instant results nor permanent ones. >> it changes your shape by come pressing, and if you put clothes over it, you can look better. >> we could not find any shapewear that continues to make those claims. but the a lot of the women claiming say the underwear they thought would be the cure-all, did not continue. >>> next, secrets to your best body ever. and no worries if you're a little lazy to getting to the gym and cook the right foods. sara haines is here with the slacker's guide to losing weight without trying. sara, what does this mean? >> somebody said s

when she took her clothes off, it was in her underwear, in her socks, you know? and i just kind of went numb after that. >> did he hurt you? do you want me to go back? >> no. >> all right. >> when mars pressed the issue, andrea finally admitted the truth. >> she said she killed him and i asked her why. she said because they told her to. she heard voices. >> they later checked into a motel, took showers and got some sleep. several hours later, andrea panicked when she realized she left her wallet in pat mcrae's home. she insisted mars drive her back to des moines so she could retrieve her wallet. >> everything in her wallet was coated with blood. i mean, it was like, you know, it had been sitting in it, you know? it was -- >> but how could police determine if mars was telling the truth? >> mars davis gave us a ton of information that would not have been known to anybody other than who was at that house. >> but how did they know he wasn't involved in the actual murder? for that, police needed to find andrea morris. [ male announcer ] identity theft ... it's one of

public speaking, you can imagine yourself in a situation where everyone in the audience is in their underwearwhatever those tricks you do. but yeah. no matter what the imaginary circumstances, you try to be honest and -- tavis: that line makes perfect sense to me for actors. if you cannot make the audience believe it, whatever those imaginary circumstances are, if we cannot buy that you are that character that does not work. fracking it is perfect. -- for acting it is perfect. you have to hide behind a lamppost, you really have to do that and leave that you are hidden behind it. except for maybe audrey hepburn. it.atter how far, do i tend to -- i like to go big or go home. someone gives me a direction i usually go to far. you have to bring me back in. tavis: go big or go home. i love it. what does it mean, set your modesty aside for just a second. at this point, what does it mean, how do you process that you are playing to a different different-- two characters on two different hit shows at the same time? this is an actor's dream and you are living it. >> yeah. tavis: how do you process this

. >> he knew them and was comfortable enough around them to be just in his underwear. if it was somebody that he didn't know, everyone was certain that he would have put on more clothing before he answered the door. >> with no forensic evidence, investigators hope that the stolen items might lead to the identity of the killer. >> there was always a chance that something would happen, something would break later, someone would brag about the crime, someone would come across the stolen material or stolen property and bring that back and we could track it back that way. >> or maybe there was evidence in the apartment that they couldn't yet see. >>> at michael andrade's >>> at michael andrade's autopsy, the medical examiner confirmed what investigators already suspected. >> she did find that he had been murdered before the fire was set because there was no smoke in his lungs. >> the deposit of soot across the body indicated that he had actually died in that face-down position, because the soot deposition was much more prominent across the back of the body. >> the cause of

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some underwear, that kind of thing. >> hoping for answers, police found one of the men in hampstead, north carolina, 28 miles away, and brought him in for questioning. >> did you guys have parties at the house? what kind of weapons do you have? >> neither one of us got anything to hide. >> well, how do you know that? >> the man said he knew nothing about the murder and never met scarlett wood. he said he and his roommate weren't getting along and they moved out of the rental property after living there only a few months. >> just roommates breaking up, money issues. >> police weren't so sure and sent a forensic team to search the house. all of the floors, walls and ceilings were sprayed with luminol, but they showed no signs of blood. >> after interviewing the tenants and the previous tenants, we were pretty much at a standstill. >> next, investigators interviewed all of scarlett wood's friends. and her best friend, lynn bolinger, said she knew where scarlett was headed on the night she went missing. she said scarlett spent every friday night at a local motel where there was usually a

here is bobby lee in his underwear. right in steve-o's mouth. watch this. there is roman peeing on steve-o. this woman look s like she work wherever they are. she does not give one f about what is happening. couple of people think it is hilarious. this cop, he sees the water bottle. the other two cops weren't so happy. roman posts another video, shows behind the scenes how they come together. in that video, you can see they're both cops but they show the camera to show it is just a prank. the cop reluctantly lets him go. >> see on the camera. >> see the water bottle right there? >> cops are like, all right, yeah, well, i guess i'll let you go. >> when country superstar brad paisley leaves a jam session -- >> watch what happens. >> meet the lucky fan who played the slide guitar. >> here is the camera. there are scrapes on the bottom, which i'm stoked about. >> and daddy daughter day that is smoking fast. >> the thing is a fast car to begin with. it is made much faster now by dad dpl see why keeping their cool is their blood. star command, i'm detecting incre

the memo describes aulaqi as a militant in al-qaeda involved in the botched underwear bombing in 2009. but it was other plans that made aulaqi an imminent threat. david baron was nominated to the appeals bench and members of congress threatened to hold off his nomination. the nomination before us is about killing americans not involved in combat. the nominee david barron has written a defense not involved in combat. make no mistake these memos do not limit drone executions to one man. these memos become historic precedent for killing americans abroad. >> when the administration said it would not sign the release of the memo any more. he was confirmed. they said he would have been derelict in his duty had he not authorized the strike that took him out. in may the president called for more transparency in the drone program . >> we must take strikes own when we face a continuing imminent threat and only when there is near certainty of known civilian casualties. >> the memo released this week is at the heart of the debate of the use of drones not only of americans abroad but in the farthe