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 talk to krystal's best friend america and her mother janet, a friend of ron harre. palace: what do you think about this case? who do you feel is the person responsible for this? ronnie harre. it was--ronnie was always with krystal. well, he was seen in the car with krystal and all that. krystal naab and some other girl in the backseat, coming down from ramsey, and i was going up from vandalia-- from ramsey. are you sure it was krystal? oh, it was krystal and ronnie both. no doubt about it? yeah, it was krystal. how many days before the actual murder-- a day or so before the murder. a day or so before? yeah. palace: what did this ron harre do for a living? do you know? probably sell drugs. was that the word around town? if you wanted drugs, who would you call? [janet chuckles] palace: somebody's smiling. well, i--yeah, we went over there. my husband now, that i'm with now-- he, um, he g

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had he a wheezy voice, et cetera.otter voices, i couldn't think of those characters in the films. i had to create and see the world through the actual eyes of every character in the book. so you have to create your own voices, and hopefully the kids will appreciate what i've done with these. >> and there are some new characters. >> oh, yes. we have a very elegant otter. i took -- you remember the lovely actress that used to talk like this? she had wonderful english accent. it's that -- it's that sort of voice. >> you're a grown man! doing an otter! i love it! >> an otter. yes. fun. >> do you enjoy doing it? >> i was falling off the seat laughing at some of these. we had to keep stopping the recording. it is an outrageous character. she's got a row of pearls. like an english duchess! you know, that sort of thing. i'm sorry, i'm dribbling. >> you're almost channeled meredith vieira, i think. it is a pleasure. i am so looking forward to not only reading the book but hearing your audio book version. >> i never listen to m

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she believes she got her voice back so she could tell her story.he even built a website devoted to her own case. she hopes her case enkornls other victims of violent crimes, robin, to speak out about their situation. >> you know, i wonder if our viewers are also having something to say about this. >> right. >> even encouragement. our facebook is open now and i'm betting we're getting comments there. richard, thank you. >>> the nobel judges are doing what they rarely do. they're explaining their choice. that's after getting a lot of criticism for naming president obama the nobel peace prize winner. they say it was unanimous even though the presidency only began in january. one judge admits it was shocking to see the president didn't look very happy at being chosen. >>> all right. so 35 minutes past the hour. bob has his face turned away from me which says he does not want to comment on that. >> we've been working almost eight years together. >> i read him and i tell you what i'm reading into him. >> don't want to say anything. >> don't ask me. don't

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there are big, loud voices in the form of rush limbaugh. >> yeah, they're loud voices.on stewart has a loud voice for the left, or hollywood is a loud voice for the left, there doesn't seem to be an influence -- >> jon stewart doesn't have a political movement behind him. rush limbaugh's followers are part of a political movement. >> come on. >> here's the deal on this, okay? i mean, david, you raised the point about barack hussein obama. i have had friends of mine in new york who are not political people one way or another say what does it mean when these people say we want our country back. brett, what does that mean? the definition -- we want our country back. >> here's what it means. here's what it means. we want to go back to the principles to tried and true principles we believe in. >> when did you lose your country? when was the country lost, brad? i think that's what people -- when they say you want the country back, some believe that the country was lost over the last -- >> it's metaphorical. >> but do you understand, brad, that it means something to people whe

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with determination and by using your voice to speak out you are capable of anything.on my website as i am able. 19 years ago was a tragic one. today 19 years later i stand here and want you all to know that i am okay. i am not a victim, but instead victorious. thank you so much to everyone for your undying support and for keeping me in your thoughts and prayers. >> she says she tries to remember every detail of the ordeal to help police find the attacker. >>> a florida teenager in a hospital. somebody set him on fire. police are holding three juveniles in connection with the attack on the 7th grader. michael brewer was doused in gasoline and set ablaze. he has burns over 80% of his body. >> this is the worst thing you can possibly do to a 15-year-old kid zblchb kid. to anybody. to even an animal. you can't do this. you feel every single bit of pain. >> we're waiting for news conference in broward county with more details on that. the victim's family said the attack was in retaliation because he had stopped somebody from stealing his dad's bicycle the day before. there

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then there was that voice stress test. i mean, something is wrong with her story, ronald. >> i don't know, miss nancy. >> ronald, i know that your heart's desire is to bring her home alive. i'll never forget the first time i heard your 911 call. and i think that is exactly the way i would have reacted if i came home and the twins were gone. i want to know what you want to tell the viewers tonight. >> i want to tell them to keep haleigh's face out there and if you have any information leading to her disappearance, to call it in. it don't matter who it hurts. and i want to let everyone know that i'm not hiding anything for anybody. and if somebody has something to do with it, let them fry, so be it. whoever it might be, that's who it is, let's bring haleigh home. >> ronald, why did police question misty croslin's brother and sister-in-law? what was that all about? they kept them for hours. >> miss nancy, i don't have a clue what they questioned them about. i'm not allowed around them. >> that's right, i understand. ronald, w

. >> it's really sad to listen to a cockpit voice recorder where the pilots are laughing, carrying on, have a great time, not aware they're about to run into the ground. >> after 24 years as a commercial pilot, robert sumwald is a member of the national safety board. he believes the rule that bans nonessential talk in takeoff and landing is frequently violated. and for safety's sake, he says that must change. >> people need to draw a line in the sand and say this is a regulation. we will adhere to it. >> the ntsb has cited vie lage s of the cockpit rule in six crashes since 2004 according to a survey in "usa today." in lexington, kentucky, 2006, chatting cockpit crew took off on the runway. 49 were killed. in jefferson city, missouri, 2004, the pilot and co-pilot were laughing about alcohol minutes before impact. they both died. investigators are looking to whether the 2009 crash in new york. pilots usually do adhere to the sterile cockpit rule. but says to improve compliance, there should be more training and more observation. >> but a properly train ed airline pilot sits in the jump

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we did voices. voice work. >> amy: near the cookie tray. >> i love her. >> jimmy: yeah, she's the greatest. and we know each other from -- we know each other through daria and thomas. >> through thomas sullivan and daria over here. are they here? >> jimmy: yeah, they're here somewhere. i think they're backstage somewhere. >> stage 13 is my theater company, film company. >> jimmy: yeah, you're doing all this stuff now. >> yeah, yeah. >> jimmy: when -- i think i met you right after you got famous for doing "the putnam county spelling bee." >> yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that was -- that was -- i've seen this. it's amazing, tony award-winning role. your performance was unbelievable. i've seen people do -- you know, 'cause you were the guy that spelled things out with his foot. >> the magic foot, yeah. >> jimmy: yeah. yes! that's what i'm talking about. see, magic foot. that was the best. and since then, i've seen people do that, like bits with their feet, and try to recreate your funniness.

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he has a beautiful singing voice. oh, there's my boy. he's cute from the side. >> big boy. >> and he's now teaching himself piano. >> teaching himself in piano. kicks -- in rock band. >> does he sing too? >> yeah. he does. >> what about a the whole thing about him being a virgin? >> really, seriously? going to talk about that. i just got a text from my son. we're watching "the view" now. i got it a couple of hours later. are you still speaking to me? >> you're teasing about it. >> he's 18 years old. >> he's a virgin, right? >> whatever. he might be, might not. none of your business. >> if he's not, he's protected. >> let it go. >> don't want to talk about it. >> the other one you didn't want to talk about it. >> i talked about the sex talk and the sex talk that ed had with wolfy. >> you were listening to them. >> we orren the road. we were listening in the dressing room. i could hear ed talking. if you met my husband -- ex-husband -- he has this graveling voice. it's like wolfy -- he sounds like he's in the mafia. but he has this gravell

. >> so he's talented and has a beautiful singing voice and he plays -- there's my boy. >> which one is that? >> that one. >> cute from the side. >> he's a big boy and he is now teaching himself the piano. >> he's teaching himself the piano. >> and kicks ass in rock band. >> does he sing, too? >> he does, yeah. >> and what was that whole thing today about him being a virgin? you think he's a virgin? >> seriously, we got to talk about that. >> i got a text from my son. we're watching "the view" now and i said are you still speaking to me? >> well you were teasing about that. >> i was. >> he's 18 years old. >> he's 18 years old so he's a virgin. >> whatever. he might be, might not be. >> that's none of your business now. >> none of my business. >> let go. >> as long -- don't want to talk about it. >> never mind. >> this happened today also you didn't want to talk about it but is it in here in the book? >> i talk about the sex talk and the sex talk that ed had with wolfie. >> you were listening to. >> because it was on the road and we were listening in the dressing room and i could hear

you get to pick a number of forces here -- you get to pick a number of voices here.s one is for you. shepard: tickets are no fun to get. i have not had one in 20 years, which means i will get on this weekend. have fun. an airplane with a special connection to aviation history badly damaged in a crash. the top story on the "fox trip across america in." ohio. a replica of the wright brothers' 1905 flyer 3 crashed during a test run at patterson air force base in dayton. a spokesperson for the national park service says that the pilot was hurt. they were supposed to celebrate next monday's 104th anniversary of the flight. officials have not cancelled the ceremony. pennsylvania. a traveling museum exhibit on the life of princess diana opening in philadelphia. charles spencer says it offers the complete picture of his late sister. >> it defines diana. [inaudible] this extra bit brings both together. shepard: the event will be open through the end of the year. georgia. not the color you would expect to find construction workers wearing, but these guys are building a new can

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also, think it's important -- >> the victim's voice -- the victim's voice can be heard at the victim impact sentencing. but this is not her case. it's the case of the people versus -- people of california versus roman polanski. and he committed a crime or crimes -- if that's proven -- against the people of state of california. and that is what's important. by the way, the victim herself has never recanted her testimony to the grand jury about what he did to her. and that she was in fear. and that she -- >> but she has filed papers asking, gloria, for this to be expedited. >> she has asked that -- >> right? >> -- this is ruining her life -- >> it doesn't mean it should be dismissed. >> she wants to move on. >> this was shocking to me. listen to what former san francisco mayor willie brown said on the "today" show. watch. >> the judge had already agreed what the sentence would be. when the judge became concerned as a result of having to run for election and otherwise, i think, it became clear that the judge was going to go in a different direction. >> gloria, what's up with willie? >>

t-pain's new app can take anyone's voice, anything, and turn it into music.ed him to try it out on the president, and here it is, t-paiwith obama auto tune. >> so, mr. president, what would your health plan do for america? >> it provides health insurance to people who don't have it. >> that sounds good, mr. president, but tell you what, could sound a whole lot better. what do you think? >> basically we've got 80% iow aagreement. >> don't have health insurance at all. i'm not the first president to take up this cause but i am determined to be the last. >> determined to be the last. >> doctors. >> doctors. >> patients. >> patients. >> hospitals. >> hospitals. >> wasting money. >> money. >> health care. >> medicare. >> medicare. >> pharmaceutical industry. >> die bee deeps. >> foot amputation. >> amputation. >> when are we going to say enough is enough? >> when enough is enough is enough. >> thank you, god bless yand go united states of america. >> that sounds great, mr. president. thank you very much. [ applause ] >> jimmy: hey, we got a good show tonight. from

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also, think it's important -- >> the victim's voice -- the victim's voice can be heard at the victim impact sentencing. but this is not her case. it's the case of the people versus -- people of california versus roman polanski. and he committed a crime or crimes -- if that's proven -- against the people of state of california. and that is what's important. by the way, the victim herself has never recanted her testimony to the grand jury about what he did to her. and that she was in fear. and that she -- >> but she has filed papers asking, gloria, for this to be expedited. >> she has asked that -- >> right? >> -- this is ruining her life -- >> it doesn't mean it should be dismissed. >> she wants to move on. >> this was shocking to me. listen to what former san francisco mayor willie brown said on the "today" show. watch. >> the judge had already agreed what the sentence would be. when the judge became concerned as a result of having to run for election and otherwise, i think, it became clear that the judge was going to go in a different direction. >> gloria, what's up with willie? >>

and a bill, radio farsi, the voice of america needs to be enhanced. i would like to see congress in the defined period of time the next couple of weeks pass a series of measures that would empower the president and our country to be tough and put some actions behind words. let's have iran week in the na sena get somethi done.e. i totally agree with him. >> bret: in the latest fox news opinion dynamics poll, 77% of those surveyed are worried about iran developing nuclear weapons and almost 70% in the poll said president obama is not tough enough on iran. senator chambliss, do you think he is being tough enough? >> what i was hoping senator obama would do in the recent talks with the allies is to go ahead and promote the putting in sanctions now against iran. evan's bill is a great bill. it is the right direction in which we need to go and rather than saying if you don't stop what you are doing we are going to impose sanctions, we have been lied to enough by iran and i would hope what the president would do is take a bolder step and go ahead and let's i

then there was that voice stress test. something is wrong with her story, ronald. >> i don't know, ms. nancy. >> ronald, i know that your heart's desire is to bring her home alive. i'll never forget the first time i heard your 911 call. and i think that is exactly the way i would have reacted. if i came home and the twins were gone, and i want to know what you want to tell the viewers tonight. >> i want to tell them to keep haleigh's face out there and if you have any information leading to her disappearance, to call it in. it don't matter who it hurts. and i want to let everyone know that i'm not hiding anything for anybody. and if somebody has something to do with it, let them fry, so be it. whoever it might be, that's who it is, let's bring haleigh home. >> ronald, why did police question misty croslin's brother and sister-in-law? what was that all about? they kept them for hours. >> ms. nancy, i don't have a clue what they questioned them about. i'm not allowed around them. >> that's right, i understand. ronald, what d

she couldn't scream because her voice box had been severed. she was finally found buried alive by one of her young classmate. dubbed the miracle child, she somehow survived. >> throughout this journey i've had two main goals and they were two, find the man who kidnapped sexually assaulted and attempted to murder me 19 years ago so that he could not hurt anyone else and to use my voice in telling my story to as many people as i possibly could over the years in hopes that i may encourage other victims of violent crime to stand up and speak out against criminals. >> new technology matched dna on jennifer's pajamas it a 40-year-old married father of two named dennis earl bradford. you're looking at him. he's a welder. he was in the system after abducting a woman in 1996. he also raped her and slit her throat. he served just four years out of a 12-year sentence. four years. bradford now charged with attempted murder. again, he is a husband and a father of two children a stepfather to three whose allegedly been keeping a very, very, very toxic secre

care professional background as an r.n., prior to her election to congress, and has been a leading voice in women's health in the house, lois capps. i yield four minutes to the gentlelady from california. mrs. capps: as one of the co-chairs of the house cancer caucus, along with my friend, sue myrick, i am pleased to be here tonight. thank you for organizing this special order and the legislation you have introduced. i acknowledge my own sister, a breast cancer survivor and i acknowledge our sisterhood, those of us, there were men and women standing on the capitol steps today who have worn pink today in recognition. it's a lot deeper than that. through be -- but there is a sisterhood of those who have been touched by this disease, and the men who have been touched as well. some with breast cancer, also men who love people with breast cancer. and have stood by them and supported them. and that network has made all the difference. i applaud the amazing work of the advocacy groups on all the -- for all the work they do it's because of them we've come such a long way in the fight against thi

at the time, the focus was on her polygraph, her voice stress analysis, the hypnosis. he let them know a month or so later, whoa, there's a rifle in that closet and there's another child in the house. at the time, the focus was really on what is misty holding back and what is she not telling anybody? >> why won't she come and sit down with police and talk to them? >> i can't answer for you. i'm sure that maybe her attorney can answer it for you. we have talked to her about talking to the police. >> what does she say? >> she says she talked to them. >>> i got up because i had to use the bathroom, but didn't make it to the bathroom. i saw the light on and walked into the kitchen and the backdoor was open. >> she said when she woke up, she always had the lights out. she made it around the corner. she noticed the backdoor was open and that's when she ran back to the bedroom and haleigh wasn't in there. >> i didn't notice it until i saw the backdoor open and she's gone. that's all i know. >> went to haleigh's room. she wasn't in there and that's when she started calling. >>

beneath the debris, rescue voices heard voices. this woman waited as restaurants -- this woman waited. >> i saw the rocks and rubble collapsing. i thought by some would be killed. >> sides of life have rejuvenate rescuers but they say it is a large task. they have limited machinery, almost no power, and spot a communication. >> their desperate now so where do you start? we need large machinery. >> amateur video shows the heart by moments after the first earthquake. people scramble out of a school. others are still trapped. as rescue workers focus their efforts, there are reports of rural areas devastated and entire villages flattened. it is not clear when they will be reached. more help is needed and it is needed now. >>> so much work left to do in jakarta. the body of an elderly woman has been found after a fire at a home. this was in the 3000 rod blagojevich o street. -- this was in the 3000 block of o street. >>> the virginia tech student faces pendulum -- faces bindles in charges. police believe the 19-year-old painted graffiti

let me see if you recognize this voice. tell me who this is. hang on. let's get it to work here.ar that? >> watch out for that camera. >> how about this one? you have to love that. it is your favorite governor. anyway, he is one of the many famous voices that you can hear alerting you to the speed traps and a red light cameras. the whole idea is to save drivers some money. check it out. >> that is austin powers telling us there is a red light camera. we are going to see it right up here. >> austin powers and arnold schwarzenegger -- two voices on your smart phone that could save you from a traffic ticket. >> this one here is about $400. >> that is why this new free service is one of the most downloaded mobile applications are around. >> it is a way in real time for people to share information about speed traps. >> i think it is a good idea. it keeps people with their eyes on the road. >> stops you from using your cell phone while driving. >> california road patrol officers are not sure. while they are not officially againapps, they believe -- against apps, they believe drivers do

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he says leila alley's voice saved his life.en baker, obviously, this is very shocking considering hulk never really let on exactly how bad things had gotten for him personally. we knew they were bad but, wow, now like that. >> around that time his son was serving time in jail and facing serious charges and it was a very public, messy dworgs. it must have been really hard. but at the same time, i'm going to be a little bit cynical. he's the ultimate showman. he's promoting a book and it seems like when celebrities have these sort of "i reached the bottom and i climbed my way back to the top of happiness" there's always a gun and some sort of alcohol or pills involved. it's conveniently dramatic and fits that formula. i love hulk hogan but at the same time, he says his life is called "my life outside the ring." we saw that. it was his reality show. >> i have become cynical. i always liked him. watching all the drama that's unfolded, when i see him on "the today show" 'and he gets emotional, i wonder like i never did before, is it