what happened to jacque waller? >> we will fight for you. >> judge jeanine: stan and ruby are her parents. thank you for being with us. i can't imagine what the two of you are going through. to you first stan, what did you think happened toiq yourc daughter? >> judge, we know exactly what happen to our daughter. we just know what he did with her. >> judge jeanine: when you say you know exactly what happened to your daughter, what are you saying? >> i'm saying clay waller killed her. and done away with her. i don't know what he did with her. >> judge jeanine: when you say he kill her s there a -- is there a reason you say that? history of abuse, threats, what leads you to that conclusion stan? >> well, he told her thirty days before she disappeared that he said i don't know what you're worried about, he says i don't know why are you worried about working, he says you only got 30 more days to live. he made all kinds of threats for the last probably six months or so about he was going to kill her. that he was going to

what happened to jackie waller?> searchers are combing the countryside desperate for any sign of jackie waller. the mom of five year old trip lets fanished two months ago. the day she disappeared jackie met with her esstranged husband and a divorce attorney . later that afternoon, she told a friend she was going to clay's house to pick up maddox. he was not there and jackie's family suspects she was lured in a deadly trap. clay said he and jackie got into a heated argument and she stormed off his property on foot. the next morning, her blue honda pilot was found with a plattire along side a highway and no sign of jackie. >> from woor three hours after we found out about it we didn't think she was okay. >> jackie's family fears the worst. they said he abused her and threatened to kill him if she left him. >> i hope i am wrongg. i would give 10 years of my life but i don't think i am wrong. >> clay is a person of interest and cooperative a. his lawyer said he has substantial evidence showing he was not involved in the

no visitation rights for their father clay waller.'s attorney said that clay is hurting over this too. >>> now to new details, the widening phone hacking scandal happening overseas, rupert murdock is apologizing, but there's no information about -- kira simmons is in london and i understand a very large ad campaign has also been put out by rupert murdock's empire. >> reporter: this is the newspaper that broke the phone hacking story, it's "the washington post" of this particular scandal. and even in this newspaper is a huge apology, a full page apology from rupert murdock, that apology is in every newspaper in britain. my understanding is that in the not too distant future it will be followed up by some powerful premiseses about what they plan to do fully and also to make sure this never happens again. rupert murdock again one of the most powerful men in media, he runs fox tv, "the wall street journal." all this began, of course, with the revelations of wrong doing by journalists listening to people mobile cell phone messages and this

anybody see clay waller? up here and tell everybody how bad you miss your wife you want her back again and everything. and i mean, that's what i would do if my wife come up missing. so, i guess he is not here. >> shepard: jackie waller's sister tells foxnews.com that the husband has previously threatened her life. she believes he lured the wife jackie to his house to kill her. bunga bunga time. in a court in italy today rejected request from silvio berlusconi's defense team to move his underaged sex trial. you will recall the prime minister is allegedly on trial for allegedly paying for sex underaged teen known to one and all as ruby the heart steeler. the lawyers asked in court to move the trial out of criminal court to a tribunal which would need parliament's approval to try the prime minister. the panel of judges denied that motion. prime minister berlusconi denies he ever paid for sex and claims the court is against him politically. well, investigators have just reportedly questioned the ex-wife of the fo

waller has received death threats.id to go out in public and that jaque's accusations of threats are unfounded. >> again, without commenting on the evidence, even if they were, they happen in cases that i handle every day. it doesn't mean that somebody is going to follow through with it. >> reporter: police have spent weeks searching this rural landscape. >> like a needle in a haystack. >> reporter: that's what it feels like. >> it really does. >> reporter: by all accounts this loving mother would never have left on her own. in your heart what do you think happened to jacque waller? >> right now it doesn't look good. something terrible has happened i feel in my heart too. >> reporter: jaque's family is focused on her children. it must be hard when they ask. >> they say, go find mommy. if she's lost, go find her. what are you doing sitting here? go find her. that's tough, folks. i'm telling you. >> reporter: they are planning ananher major search this weekend praying for a miracle. >> we just want answers. that's all we

we're going to talk to jackie waller's mom and dad coming up here on "america live." >> clay waller here? anybody see clay waller? come on up here. tell everybody how bad you miss your wife, and you want her back again and everything. and, i mean, that's what i would do if my wife come up missing. so, um, i guess he's not here. my doctor told me calcium is besabsorbed in small continuous amounts. only one calcium supplement does that in one daily dose. new citracal slow release... continuously releases calcium plus d for the efficient absorption my body needs. citracal. for the efficient absorption my body needs. motorcycles, boats, even rv's. nobody knows where he got his love for racing. all we know is, it started early. casey mears, driver of the number thirteen geico toyota camry. geico, saving people money on more than just car insurance. martha: well, it is an historic day today for the u.s. space travel and exploration program. the shuttle atlantis returned to earth following its very last mission. >> the preflare maneuver executed. [background sounds] nose gear touchdown. having

later that afternoon, she went to waller's home to pick up her son, but waller told police they arguedt on foot. >> we are now well over 250 leads into it. we still have not found jacque but we're continuing to search every day. >> reporter: jacque's blue honda pilot was soon found abandoned on a nearby interstate witit a flat tire. her sister cheryl says jacque told her she was deeply afraid of her husband. >> he had been threatening her for a solid year. he told her that divorcing him would be a death sentence. >> reporter: clay waller, a former police officer, refused our request for an interview. in a written statement his attorney said mr. waller misses his wife and hopes she is found okay. he had nothing to do with her disappearance and sympathizes with her family. we will not try this case in the media while there is an ongoing investigation. cheryl says she fears the worst for jacque. >> she always said you don't know what he's capabab of. i do. i just don't want to be dead. oh. >> reporter: cheryl is now caring for her sister's children whose only image of their mother now is

is he clay waller. saying people have harassed him, threatened him, shot him in the leg with a pellet gun all because of his missing wife jackie waller. the mother of trip lets disappeared. the former police officer is a person of interest in this case. he insists the cops are on a witch-hunt. >> can't change how people feel. there is a lot of emotions that are running high right now. we just -- i just don't know what to say yet. i'm not sure. to be honest with you. we all are just sad. it's just sad on both sides of the fence here. >> but jackie wall ler's parents are not buying that story at all. they say it's especially hard on the trip triplitts who just want to know when mommy is coming home. >> couple nights ago, avery, the little blonde triplet was over at our house. doing kid things. avery disappeared for a few minutes. she came back and said she wanted stamp. you know, we are giving them anything they want, now. and so aruba gave her a stamp, and she came back and handed me this right here. thi

was carrying the night she disappe disappeared. >> a real mystery here, jackie waller, 39 years old, police using dogs, helicopters every resource they have, but still haven't uncovered any solid evidence about where or why jackie disappeared. >> you were always a very good friend to me. >> friends and family are spreading the word any way they can. flyers, facebook, even balloons with information and this message, jacque waller is missing and they want her back. >> we won't get jacque back alive, i don't think. you know, i would give my life literally to get my baby back alive. >> reporter: the 39-year-old mother of triplets disappeared june 1 after police say was an argument with her husband james clay. her car was found along i-55 with a flat tire, investigators say they suspect foul play but have very few leads. and they aren't getting very much help from her estranged husband, a person of interest in the case. >> there's a lot of questions out there that we believe he could help us with and answer some of those that we're in dire need of and we just haven't had that from them. >

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jacque waller is 39 years old. the search has been under way for six weeks now, dogs, helicopters, every resource, but still haven't uncovered any solid evidence about where or why jacque disappeared. >> she was always a very good friend to me. >> reporter: friends and family are spreading the word any way they can. flyer, facebook, even balloons, with information and this message. jacque waller is missing and they desperately want her back. >> we won't be let down. this will work out. we won't get jacque back alive, i don't think. you know, i would give my life, literally, to get my baby back alive. >> reporter: the 39-year-old mother of triplets disappeared june 1st after what police said was an argument with her es changed husband clay. her abandoned suv was found along missouri's interstate 55 with a flat tire and investigators suspect foul play but have very few leads. and also say they aren't getting enough help from her estranged husband, an ex-police officer who they called a person of interest in the case.

right now police in missouri are intensifying their search for jackie sue waller. pointing fingers at herress trained husband. investigators calling that man a person of interest. a quick-moving story and time is of the essence. patti ann is watching this and is here with more. >> reporter: time is of the essence, jenna and a lot of it has passed. 39-year-old jackie sue waller was last seen on june 1st more than a month and a half ago near the home of herress strained husband clay wallern jackson, missouri, soon after a meeting to finalize their divorce. clay waller says he and his wife argued before she disappeared and there are reports it was an abusive relationship, and jackie's parents say they are sure that clay waller is behind her disappearance. his attorney says he denies having tphoeug to do witness. clay has been named a person of interest, no charges have been filed. meanwhile more than a hundred volunteers spent this past weekend searching for any clues to find her. the volunteers combed through more than 90 acres i in a rural county. the local paper, t

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missouri police have discovered evidence they believe that jackie waller was carrying the night that she ace di peered. her business cards were found near a mailbox about five miles from where her car was found. waller's parents believe the cards were planted there. >> this lady goes and gets her mail every day, how come that day she happens to find that packet of business cards? because they was placed them for somebody to find. >> police say waller's husband is talking with detectives. he was the last peern who saw her on june 1st. he is considered a person of interest, but he is not a suspect. >> some new and intriguing developments in the casey anthony story a day before she's released from a florida jail. for one the 25-year-old acquitted of murdering her 2-year-old daughter is now launching new legal action. let's go live to orlando's and nbc's lilia. what kind of legal action are we talking about here. >> good morning. casey anthony yesterday filed an appeal for the four can't for which she was found guilty of lying to law enforcement. you would think why would she do this? ca

patti ann: the husband clay waller is a former police officer. police say he's not cooperating with them. and he says he's the target of a witch hunt. >> there are a lot of emotions running high right now. i just don't know what to say, i'm not sure to be honest with you. wore all just sad. patti ann: joining us now former d.c. detective and fox news contributor rob wheeler. he says the cops are wasting their time following him instead of searching for his wife. he says he's being followed by helicopters, they are trailing him, and it's crazy, and that they are focusing on the wrong person and he wants to see them searching. he is a former cop, he knows what to say. do you buy that? >> what this guy said is baloney. if he's a former cop, he knows he's not the victim of a witch hunt, what he is is a person of interest in what is believed to be a criminal investigation. the police down in jackson, missouri are topnotch detectives. they are not stopping at anything in turning over everything and all pieces of evidence trying to find out exactly what

. >> we send people to the dry waller the carpenters and the plummers. >> we are conscious who we give a job referral to. >> we look at the skills part as far as hayou do with a hammer and nail there are other components to be able to be a team player. be able to take directs and be precise and punctual things like this you need to help you keep your jobs. >> we will looking at the interviews today and doing the critiquing from the papers. >> i was thinking last week we were talking ask that was so much thinking going on about the interview and how i was going to do it. >> i feel like, me, as an african-american woman and older woman with children i feel i have to set an example. a lot of people don't know how to deal with anger and conflicts. the kids here look up to me. if i do something and don't set an example then they are going to follow. since i've been a positive roll model, coming to school everyday. some of those kids pick up on that and i see the improvement in them. >> one thing that i knew but the class helped reinstate is that you have to check yourself. we are all grown

on waller street, the biggest issue was homeless teenagers sleeping and leaving garbage. the complaint came to us to do something about it. we went out there and had two notices of violation that we had written over the last couple of years and we followed up on that. that will be scheduled for a director's hearing. like john said, there are a lot of addresses. a lot of the addresses on their have come off. to be honest with you, these are all buildings that are in some state of distress. we are dealing with owners that do not have the financial resources or expertise to deal with them. we do our best with them. we give them time and work with them. when there are a lot of complaints from neighbors, they seem to get more of the attention. commissioner murphy: i think you may have covered it, but i did not understand. what is the policy for buildings with a lot of graffiti? >> that is under the blight ordinance. dpw, that is their purview. there was an ordinance six months prior to the vacant building -- i forget the supervisor -- i think it was mirkarimi. when that ordina

jackie waller's mother will join us live with the latest information on the search for her daughter.re will be a break in this case this week. >> every day i know we are a little bit closer. >> we keep praying. that's what we do every day. map next thing you know he's got a stunning portfolio. shhhh, you're welcome. [ male announcer ] e-trade. investing unleashed. where do you go to find the superguarantee®? only superpages.com®. for local maps, deals and more, go to superpages.com®. and let the good guys save the day. bill: whole new hour on a monday morning, 10:00, in new york, good morning, a harsh word for at the president from tim pawlenty taking on the president's handling of the debt crisis, and, this way: >> here's the leader of the free world, would you please come to the microphone and quite hiding in the basement? about your proposals and come on up and address the american people? is he chicken? i love paul ryan but we shouldn't have to have a congressman from wisconsin leading the debate on the nation's financial challenge in one of most historically important moments in

flames shot up through the roof of a building on waller street in the lower hue9d. residents were gone and everybody got out safely. they watched as the fire burned fright thingly close to their homes. >> as the fire gets going, there a zero lot line separation. >> neighbors say a couple lives on the first floor of the building and is single person on the second floor and all were out of town. >> it could take up to months to find the bodies. two of the victims have been identified as a person from turlock and 21-year-old woman from mateca. a third victim is 22-year-old from modesto. the three were with a church group hiking on the trails on tuesday. several people climbed over the barricade to get close to the water to take a picture. they warned them to get back from the edge. >> one of the hamas lost his footing, started to shoe slide down. second male tried to rescue him and also lost his footing. the third person the female did and unfortunately it was a chain reaction of events and all three were swept over the falls. >>> the water is higher than usual in july

waller, and we remain optimistic that we're going to get a resolution to this case.k to me a little bit about, i know that her husband has been named a person of interest. what does that mean in terms of this investigation? >> well, as a person of interest, obviously, there are some questions that we feel that he can answer to help guide us in this investigation. martha: and how has he been so far in your interactions with him, and has his attitude towards participating changed at all? >> he has not been as cooperative as we would hope. martha: all right. and, you know, when was the last time you spoke with him? >> the last time i understand that he spoke with members of law enforcement was probably sometime last week. martha: now, as a person of interest i assume that you're keeping an eye on him? >> we do keep contact with him when we can. obviously, we get reports of his whereabouts. martha: and, of course, you are aware that jackie's parents have talked, they spoke to us here at "america live," and be they've talked to others about the fact that they believe that

same thing at principal waller's atlanta home.pecific examples of teacher intimidation from those in leadership. it says dunbar elementary test coordinator lyra middlebrooks threatened teachers, if they told investigators what happened she could place a lien on their house or get them at their car. collier heights principal gwendolyn rogers reportedly told teachers, if johnny doesn't know how to read, he better know how on test day. investigators are clear in this reportrtr. hall knew what was going on or should have known.n. in downtown atlanta, at atlanta public schools, eric phillips for abc news. >> clearly a lot of pressure on teachers these days to get those results and performance-based statistics from their students, but no excuse. >> hopefully by the right method and not that one. great story, really good report there. >>> taking a look at your wednesday weather now. stormy with gusty winds and hail from the dakotas to kansas city. also st. louis and chicago. off and on thunderstorms from new orleans to miami, memphis, na

jackie waller is missing and they want her back. >> we won't be let down. this will work out. we won't get jackie back alive, i don't think. i would give my life, literally to get my baby back alive. >> reporter: the 39-year-old mother of triplets disappeared after june 1st after what police said was an argument with her estranged husband. investigators suspect foul play but have few leads and they are not getting enough help from her estranged husband an ex-police officer. >> there's a lot of answers out there or questions out there that we believe he could help us with and answer some of those that we're in dire need of. we just haven't had that from him. >> reporter: waller's attorney released a brief statement which said in part clay misses his wife and hope she's found alive. she sincerely sympathizes with the rawson family. those who continue to search -- >> a mother with three kids. hoping she comes back. >> reporter: now worry about what they may find. >> we, unfortunately, don't think we'll find her alive. we just want to find her, no matter what. >> reporter: justice

and, her mother blames clay waller. >> i was so shocked when she started telling me about six monthsade to her and i'm, jack said,i can't believe it's the same man in our family the last 17 years and she said, mom, he's a different person. you don't know what he can do. jamie: her heart was broken having the conversation with them and let's bring in a police detective, pat brosnan, she kept a diary of alleged threats for a year. how helpful is that to investigators. >> it is very helpful. it puts into perspective for them, from an objective and subjective points of view, in other words he's not the head of the choir and he has a history of verifiable and corroborated first-party threats against her. and he's a bad guy from the onset according to those diaries. jamie: so they were going through a divorce and she had visited her attorney that day or had a hearing, a bit unclear, and, then she vanishes. now, her parents don't believe she is alive but the mother says tips are coming in more than ever now, especially since they were out asking folks for help and she says they are good tip

nbc's tom trung is in waller, texas, just north of houston, tonight. tom, good evening. >> reporter: brian, good evening to you. this drought is choking the life out of cattle and crops. just take a look at this parched corn field. one of the hardest hit areas is right here in texas, the first six of months of the year have been the driest in more than a century. the drought that's baking most of the south is the worst since scientists started tracking drought conditions more than a century ago. almost 12% of the country is now enduring a brutal combination of high temperatures and too little rain. in texas 213 of 254 counties have been declared disaster areas. some ranchers struggling to feed their cattle are forced to either sell or slaughter them. normally fertile farm lands are bone dry. the texas farm bureau says the state's wheat crop is a loss, and hardest hit here is cotton, which accounts for half of the u.s. crop. estimated agricultural losses in texas alone total more than $3 billion. >> i can remember it being dry, i can remember it being w

. >>> waller it reed army hospital in washington wi >>> walter reed army hospital in washington willing next month for more than 100 years it has treated u.s. presidents and generals, but it has also provided hope to privates and sergeants, america's wounded warriors. david martin looks at the impact of the famous hospital. >> reporter: a window on the war is closing. >> i've always thought that if people could see this on television one hour a day they'd have a lot better understanding of what's going on. >> they'd know the sacrifices that a small number of american heroes are making. i see it every day, on a daily basis and i dream about this at night. it's just that significant. >> reporter: so these are the exam rooms -- colonel van kooch is the last commander walter reed army center will ever have. a month from now, the famous hospital which has cared for america's combat casualties since world war i will close its doors for the last time. >> at the end of that we're going to play "taps" and that is the day i'm going to cry. >> reporter: the patients will be transferred to bethe

waller named peter he worked with a nine year-old who has severe autism the dog helps avoid eat and this week a wgn viewer donated the money to buy another dog for marriott now the two of a puppy named oliver. alden said that she had few that. his mother called the police said that she arrested betty and returned p not to his rightful owner. she is now charged with theft of miss lake property. >> another happy ending for this e-mail 70 lb. tortoise stolen from an exotic animal store in lincolnwood, the third year-old was found this morning walked away and the store, the owner says that he believes all of the media attention to the story prompted them to let her loose the taurus is a little freaked out but otherwise healthy. they thought they saw the stolen taurus as far away as florida appeared >> of fiery speech from the vice-president in chicago today, >> also thousands of gallons of crude oil into the yellowstone river. if are you are you planning a barbecue for to mark? we will have the forecast and all the details next. fall in, gentlemen! we're going back to training. a stain, vaug

my eastern border is goss street, my northern border is california street, our southern border is waller and as you mentioned earlier, all of the neighbors in between. from our inner sunset, the challenges there have been very, very different than say on the other side of the district in the western addition. one of the most pronounced and high-profile challenges that had vexed my predecessors in the city is i think the completion resignation that the western addition had to be engulfed in crime in public safety. borrowing from my past and working in the criminal justice industry and my determination to no capitulate the fact that people in public housing deserve the same public safety i think advocacy and people in the most aflupet parts of san francisco. chronically before i came into office, the western addition for 20 years previously ranked either second or third highest in the homicide rate. i made sure when a homicide, murder had happened, the police department would dispatch me any time of the day. i had attended over 50 murders and i wanted to make it clear to the community i wa

cindy waller is in charge here >> i got a ticket. you seem to be spiraling out of control before that. >> i can't get restricted for no reason. >> daniel say special case. he is special because of the level of violence he has shown with the staff assaults and fighting and continuous disruptions. he doesn't stop. now we need to move forward. >> i'm going to ask you. i would say for the remainder of your sentence. okay? >> no restraints. >> correct. we are starting you out and we came out and it was nothing violent. no reason to put you on. we can move further. i hope you can ride it out and do what you are supposed to. do you have any questions about what will happen? >> it doesn't get any better. i can't go and no questions >> knowing he will spend his last. >> he's a player who can read you and you act tough. >> i knew it. >> he doesn't know where his lies begin and truths were. he likes to keep himself clean and he will beat up a cellmate. that's just his personality. >> i knew this was going to happen. you take a dog off the cage

missouri police discovered evidence they believe jacque waller was carrying the night she disappeared. her business cards were found few of miles from where her car was found. cards were planted there, her parents believe. >> this lady goes gets her mail every day, how come that day she happened to find that packet of business cards? because they were placed there for somebody to find. >> police say her husband is now talking to detectives. he was the last person who saw jack i can on june 1st, the night she disappeared. he's a person of in but not a suspect. >>> new developments in the casey anthony story. a day before she's released from a florida jail for one the 25-year-old acquitted of murdering her 2-year-old daughter is now launching new legal action. let's go live now to orlando. what's this legal action we're talking about? >> reporter: right now casey anthony yesterday filed an appeal on the four guilty charges of lying to law enforcement. we do know she was found guilty of. legal experts say this is a strategy to save her from having to testify in other civil suits that are

neighborhood forced some residents out of their homes. 70 firefighters responded to the two-alarm fire on waller after 6:30 last night. they say wind made it a stubborn fire to fight. no injuries reported, cause under investigation. >>> a university of san francisco student is one of the three presumed dead after plunging over a waterfall at yosemite. all three were with a church group from the san joaquin valley on a day trip to the national park. witnesses say the three had crossed a metal guardrail to take pictures in the swollen river above vernal falls. a woman fell into the water and another man and woman slipped in trying to save her. their bodies haven't been recovered. >>> back near san francisco, there is a new head of transportation. the "chronicle" newspaper says ed reiskin will be named today as executive director of the municipal transportation agency. reiskin has been san francisco's public works director since 2008. >>> president obama says he could support a short-term debt deal to prevent detail but only if a larger agreement what essentially in place. he previously said he wou

it happened around 6:30 here in the lower near fillmore and waller. the typical wood frame residential home with the facade that adds so much character to the neighborhood but firefighters coteddent get to the fire in the attic so for an hour it bill lowed smoke all over the neighborhood and when the flames finally broke out neighbors on both sides started getting very concerned. >> you can see the flames getting really, really close to our building and also the firemen went into our office and took access to the walls so they must have seen the fire spreading. >> i didn't notice flames before in the front of the house and now i'm seeing them and that really is concerning. >> these of wood framed buildings and so they are like tender boxes and on a windy night, tonight is moderately windy, if the fire gets going you to literally lose a whole block because there is zero lot line separation. the buildings are all attached. >> reporter: and they finally got it under control. neighbors say there is a couple that lives on the first floor and a single tenan

please help me welcome susan superna and waller echo hawk. [applause] culture and the larger american culture. if you would, tell us a little bit about those themes. >> all right. thank you. in growing up, i started out in a -- in a very rural area of north of hominy, oklahoma, and we lived there. and there is -- and for the time this is taking place in the '50s and '60s so there's a very different mindset back then. and there was a lot of racism and -- that had to be dealt with not just by me but by my parents and especially since my father was indian and my mother was not. even they had a lot of racism aimed at them for being an integrated marriage at that time, which was oh, my gosh. the story is really about finding that strength within yourself. when times get hard, and being able to -- to push through those hardships, able to make it through the night is what i like to think of it as and then in the morning when the sun comes up and you can give thanks, then you sometimes have to get help and there's nothing wrong with asking for help a

. >>> firefighters were walled -- were called to the fire on waller and steiner.ple who live on the top flat of this building are on vacation. firefighters say this was a difficult fire to get out because it was difficult gaining access to the attic. no one was in. >> ed -- the nonprofit group, environment california, says plastic bags often end up in the ocean where sea animals misfake them for food. the group also hold the -- hopes pressure builds for a state-wide ban on state bags. >>> starting this month, in fact, property owners will pay between 22% and 46% more for service. the ross valley sanitation district approved a rate like -- a rate hike of $118 a year. that brings the annual fee to $63. it's more in larkspur where the cost goes up $272 a year. those customers will now pay $864 annually. >>> a memorial service is scheduled today for the ucsf doctor killed in a crash in san francisco's hayes valley. the man was -- [ inaudible ] >> we're learning this morning that they will add seat belts to the shuttles as a result of that accident. they will also hold

clay waller, was the last seen, mother of triplets, they had a fight.d never saw her again. >> juliet: they were in the process of divorcing. >> divorcing, and she wanted the divorce and he didn't. she said to family and friends, he's going to kill me. my husband waii have 30 days, 2 days, and the husband, person of interest flipping the bird to people searching for his wife and he is an individual. on my show tonight talk about the fact that he has a history with another woman. and you have to watch my show to watch, you know, what's going on with this guy. but drew peterson, also, they're saying that a court ruled that his threats to his third wife, kathleen savio who was drown is not admissible. what goes on in consumers, almost like you hide the truth. you'll investigate this on your show, justice with judge jeanine, and a repeat at midnight. you're looking lovely. >> as do you, thank you. >> juliet: junior high students getting drug tested and about this, jeanine, is this the best place, drug testing, junior high kids. what do you have to say about

. >> clayton: missouri mom jackie waller has not been seen since june 1st.irro, what is your gut telling you. >> a woman involved in a divorce and goes to pick up her child and one of three five-year-old triplets and backtrack for the history. he have her parents going to be on the show and they have strong feeling about what happened here. apparently there had been a history of threats that she never reported to law enforcement. there is also a report that there was her blood found in his apartment and here is the most stunning part of it. this guy is not searching for his wife missing for seven weeks, he's flipping the bird to volunteers, who are out there searching for his beautiful wife and the mother of his three children. he's an ex-cop and a construction worker. if that gives you some sense of what his capability is and her car is left at his house near a dumpster, 100 yards away from the front door. what mother goes to pick up her child and picks the car a football field away. think about it. >> clayton: beyond that, all of that stuff stacks up to ev

. >> reporter: all this as her lead attorney spoke with barbara wallers. >> how do you see casey's future? >> i think casey could have been anything she wanted in this world, and i think there are still plenty of things that casey can do in life. i think casey can be a productive member of society. >> are you worried about her safety? >> i am. and i'm afraid for her, and i don't think it's fair. >> reporter: prosecutors too are worried for casey's safety. >> i wouldn't want anyone in the community to be so upset by this that they might try to do something to her and, you know, that's not what the system is about. >> reporter: meanwhile, one of casey's other lawyers had a choice gesture for the press. the same lawyer who before joining casey's team prekicked in a local tv interview casey would be jailed for life. >> and either plea and get it over with or have a circus trial and then be convicted and then get life. >> reporter: a clue to her future? letters from jail in which casey speaks of changing her name, writing a book and wanting more children. "i had a dream not too long ago that i