went nose down and went to the bottom quick. >> reporter: you know we are getting reports now that there were two people on board. they were treated on scene. they did not have to be transported to the hospital. from your perspective. seeing this unfold. i mean, is it remarkable for you to hear that two people managed to get out of the plane without injuries? >> yes, definitely. definitely. >> reporter: so manage you did not expect to see today. thank you so much for speaking with us.glad to hear everyone is okay as well. so again we are g gting reports that this plane went down according to this wind chill comingngn from the north. and then nose down quickly within seconds going into the water. and then poce just getting out obously, at some point a rescue. two people were on board. treated on scene. no transports. amazing. that there were no serious injuries involved in this. >> anchor: especially judging from how close they were to what is often a busy beach area. that they actually managed to get to the water. and not do any damage in the sand and, you know, hurt any of the people th

i ra-- i went nuts. i ran around. i look-- i saw a derby, a straw-- 'member those had wonderful-- with-- had a little wire on it. big straw-- and i s-- and a-- and a white duster. you know a duster? >> yeah. >> from one of the sketches. carl ronnie used to wear a white duster a lot. so i took the white duster-- he was that way. [ laughter ] i took the white duster and the straw boater, and i burst through into the-- it's a-- had a big network meeting. i burst through, i jumped on the desk. i jumped up on the desk, and i said, "lyndie london! he's embarrassed! he made it." [ laughter ] and i throw my hat out the window. and the general-- you know, pat weaver and-- they're-- "who is this crazy kid? 30 years ago. [ laughter ] what happened?" and-and so, liebman said, "mel, please." and i said, "he's -- he's embarrassed. the spirit of st. louis, down the borg. landed. lyndie." so they threw me out. they took all. they threw me out. [ laughter ] two years later, i'm walking in the top floor of the rca building, and general

this plane went town in the water. they actually saw the pilot get out of the two side doorsful now, we are also told that several life guards jumped in the water and hemmed save these two people. there are rip currents, choppy seasb life guard jumped in to help rescue the two individual, got them out of the water. when people saw this plane going down, they took out their cellphones, started taking pictures an see some of those images appear on forms of social day that they see a plane go down on atlanta yououan ocean right near the haulover pier. to wrap it up, we are told there are no serious injuries and self-evident pi the video that we shot here of the two susuivors. no serious injuries. would love to hear their stories. and their response was i'm not in the mood to talk. we will bring it back down here live, haulover beach, hopefully later on today you will hear from some more beach goers and gather more video of something that you done see every day, a plane going downright here haulover beach, much@ more comin

this time, sunday, april 25th. >> i went down to virginia.to michigan. >> later that day, ricky said he made a call to doug's boss, pretending to be doug under the weather. >> i was in a voice like hey, this is me, i'm feeling like [ bleep ]. i can't get to work. he was like, all right. so he didn't have to go to work on monday. >> monday would be venus's last day alive as he would explain in his chilling story. it began, the prosecutors said with doug in a field across from venus' parents house. >> he parked there in his truck watching things, i'd say probably 500 yards from venus' parents house. >> doug called ricky at 7:00 from a tracfone and gave instructions. >> i want you to leave anywhere from 8:00 to 8:15. nothing later. >> doug then sneaked up close to the house, police said, hiding behind this woodpile. back in virginia, ricky was establishing the alibi. >> did you recognize that photograph? >> it's me leaving the apartment. >> like a good soldier, ricky was following doug's orders, buying security cam cover for his best bud eye on

stewart went missing, she'd found religion. jesus, you are the only way >> her brother was the devout one in the family, and he was thrilled with venus was baptized in 2009 at the age of 30. in the first days after her disappearance, dustin would need his faith to believe she'd be found soon and alive. police searched miles of rolling farm country and thick, wooded areas throughout western michigan. >> helicopters came out. >> yeah. dogs. >> dogs. >> immediately after her disappearance, lead detective mike scott had zeroed in on the on vows, the husband. but when fbi agents verified doug's story that he had been in virginia, scott had to start thinking bigger picture. >> your person of interest has an alibi. so then you need another theory? >> a couple theories. either douglas stewart enlisted michigan, abduct and kill his wife or we had either a stranger abduction or someone that venus was having a problem with type of thing. >> a woman goes out the front dor in her pajamas and is never seen again. someone would be rightfully

we went and ate and then went to the grapevine mills mall and went back to the house.t they wanted to come back to lewisville. >> patricia and sarah's plan was they were going to visit patricia's mom's grave. there was no plan to visit yaser. >> to be honest, i don't know why they, you know, why they come back. tissie wasn't answering the phone. it was going like straight to a voice mail. i couldn't get anybody to answer the phone. and then amina called me. she was very upset, very, like kind of yelling at me almost. and aunt connie, did you know my mom went back to my dad and just, you know, kind of, in her voice, it was a little frantic, and i said i didn't know. she said well, i'm never going back there. i'd rather die first than to ever go back there. >> i was feeling upset and confused and hopeless. i mean, i didn't know what to do. i had no money, we had nowhere to run. i remember amina walking outside and telling me that i gave up on her, that i'm letting her go. and she said that's it, you know, you will never see me again. >> i admit, i made a mistake when i c

out to the levee and went in the bushes. you know, it's unbelievable. my mother told about her grandmother who was my great grandmother, when she was at the house, she wondered where they went to the bathroom and they are grandmother said, oh, they go under the house. the house was raised. they weren't -- they went under the house. my mother was shocked. when kids grew up and heard about the rules, it was very difficult for them because black women were like mother figures, they fed them, they took care of them. one case, it's annie victoria johnson talks about wet nursing, that they would find women to nurse the babies if the white mother couldn't do that so they were very close to these mother figures. we have some -- i heard about my favorite author, william falkner in the book and he was one of those raised by -- his mother was very cold, but there was a black figure in his life. when his mother died, he had her be his maid in the beautiful it's open to tourists and we got to go there and get a photograph for the book. b

we went to watch one in london and the nicest bit for me was wh went into the locker rooms at the end. >> we were like, who could we send as a representative? and we thought, d two people that know nothing about the nfl. >> okay, got to be the coolest parents ever.is totally no frills >> they didn't send you with a big glam team or anything like that. they didn't give you makeup? >> nope, nothin along with a very special car pool karaoke guest. >> come on. >> come on. >> it might be one of my because you could do two hours and you would still be playing hits. >> and james also told us to look out for an appearance by chris martin.see coldplay's halftime show, but there's been so many amazing performances throughout the years and "e.t" on the field with the stars. so we went back through our vault to relive the greatest moments in our super bowl flash back. >> a lot of fun, a lot of fun. great time. great crowd. whooo! my hand's still shaking. amazing america.t feeling in the world. >> how was it? >> great, loved it. history. >> it's a great piece of americana. >> but incredibly, for t

she just kind of went with the moment. >> and so when susie went off to a technical school three hours away in billings and got herself a boyfriend, perhaps what happened next shouldn't have come as a very big surprise. >> it was she's pregnant. you get married. that's just what you do. >> and so she did. they made a big happy thing of it. the whole family gathered in circle for a real country church wedding where susie introduced her parents and siblings to her new husband, a kid named marty. what was that like for you to? >> finding out she was pregnant and things were going to be a little bit different than you thought. >> the whole family accepted it because it was susie's choice. >> before long, susie gave birth to a little girl named marya. followed by a son, shea. again, no real surprise. the marriage didn't last. >> she really loved her kids. they were really a big part of her life. when her and marty split, they were really everything in her life. >> so late 90s now, susie was working as a medical transcriptionist in a place called glendive, and that's where she met ted casey.

here, okay, we went here, we parked. we went inside her basement. we go upstairs. and we went in the room and she's on the couch. >> who is she? >> cassie. >> okay. >> they had preplanned some costumes that they were going to wear for this murder. old black shirts. gloves, and then they had both custom-made masks. >> what, like "halloween"? >> yeah. "halloween" masks. >> really, the best description i can give you is i felt like i was watching a movie of somebody else's life. >> okay, but you had a knife? >> yes. >> it was just complete disbelief. >> we shut this door. we shut it to scare her. >> this became their version of their own slasher movie. >> cassie was saying, who's there? and i was about to say hey, and then she screams loud, just really loud. >> knowing brian, as well as i do, it was an unbelievable thing to hear my son say those words. >> was she laying on the ground? >> yes, and she was in blood and i was saying i have to kill her. >> brian began to tell us that it all started out to be a prank and that he

they went far down and they told us that they pushed a button and the plane went crazy and went down. the people were screaming at us not to video. everybody is screaming at police and fire rescue coming. >> reporter: describe for us what it was like to see the plane go down there in the stephanie and her family are on vacation. >> yeah. we were in the water and we saw it come down and we started screaming. it was very scary. >> reporter: our understanding at this point, elliot, is that two people escaped the plane. they were all right. and at this point, we understand that these two people are safe. the situation is very much unfolding. i'm looking out at the water and there are still several rescue boats out there. still a very active scene. there are people standing on shore. >> joan, are you there? >> reporter: yes. i hear you. >> okay. she was breaking up a little bit when you were talking to her. did she basically say she saw the plane go nose down into the water or did it look like they were somehow trying to land the plane? at what point did she see the plane go down. where we

." >> she was very impulsive, so she just kind of went with the moment. >> and so when susie went off to a technical school three hours gs and got herself a boyfriend, perhaps what happened next shouldn't have urprise. >> it was she's pregnant. you get married.at you do. >> and so she did. they made a big happy thing of it.e family gathered in circle for a real country church wedding where susie introduced her parents and husband, a kid named marty. and things were going to be a little bit different than you thought.accepted it because it was susie's choice. >> before long, susie gave birthtle girl named marya. followed by a son, shea. again, no real surprise. the marriage didn't last. >> she really loved her kids.ig part of her life. when her and marty split, they were really everything in her life. 90s now, susie was working as a medical a place called glendive, and that's where she met ted casey.l deal, a grown up this time, a rancher 14 years older than susie. boy, that was just right for her. >> wedding number two. the kids shea and marya called then there were two more kids, gir

went out to dinner. went and danced, and partied. ♪ you know, we were just having a good time. a lot better, because everything kind of worked out how i said it was going to work out. but, still, we had yet to actually drive across the border. we did it. we weren't done yet. 's a fact. kind of like bill splitting equals nitpicking. but i only had a salad. it was a buffalo chicken salad. salad. watching tvs get sharper, oh remotes, you've had it tough. bigger, smugger. and you? rubbery buttons. enter the x1 voice remote. now when someone says... show me funny movies. watch discovery. record this. voila. remotes you are back. the x1 voice remote is here. x1 customers get your voice remote by visiting xfinty.com/voiceremote. >>> i'm richard lui with your hour's top stories. a spokes pan for eliot spitzer is deny diagnose oolgations the former new york governor assaulted a woman at a hoint hotel. nbc news confirming the nypd is investigating allegations he choked i woman. no charges have ever been filed. >> the body of antonin scalia is on its way from texas back to his family in v

only $1,800 went into that. the rest went to lynitra for cash. lynitra and wrote reggie a check for $700. >> all within three weeks of the murder. >> that's the whole thing. it had come together at that point. reggie's my triggerman. my middle person is >> reporter: and the mastermind? stacey. three months after the valentine's day murder of richard schoeck. >> you're charged with malice murder. >> i read you that -- make you aware the charges and it's malice murder. >> reporter: reggie coleman and stacey schoeck were arrested and charged with murder. but then? >> i told stacey, "we can fight this." >> reporter: a surprise was coming. check that. surprises. more than one. stacey had a story to tell. >>> coming up, ever an excuse for murder. >> having lived through that, i to we live in a pick and choose world. choose, choose, choose. but at bedtime... ...why settle for this? enter sleep number and the ultimate sleep number event going on now. sleepiq technology tells you how well you slept and what adjustments you can make. you like the bed soft.

joanna. >> and, he left his seat, and went under two aisles , uh, when that monologue went to the fire. really like it. >> leaned over, to light the cigar , in the fire. >> in that screening, i-i t-- there was no lau-- and it was-- i was just, you know, ice. >> so, it shows you it's all right. >> no, i said to mike hertzberg, the producer, "let's try a human being." so, that night, we got-- [ laughter ] >> 200-200 secretaries came with their husbands and their girlfriends, their boyfriends, and they all packed in, together, to a room at warner brothers, and we played "blazing saddles," and it was a chagall painting. they left their seats, they swam, they turned over sideways. they laughed, they were screamin'. i said, "ah! oh! we-we did not make a mistake. we-we-- it is funny." you know what i mean? >> right. >> but it was very scary, at the beginning. and then, little by little, you know, it turned ou-- turned out to be a very big-- when they play music, next time, he's finished. [ chuckling ] >> he's finished, 'cause he has to do that with pencils. >> we have to-- we have to leave. b

down. >> reporter: at this school, sitting went out with the blacksitting went out with the >> what you have here is called a fidget bar. >> reporter: all 450 students at the school have standing desks, the fidget bar, sit at a desk, sit on the floor. it is their choice. >> it makes you more relaxed and concentrate on your work. >> reporter: stand up kids.org turned personal trainer juliette starlet. >> kids don't walk to school. they are not getting that much physical activity. kids run a mile a minute and a half slower than their parent did. >> reporter: experts say sitting is the new smoking. in fact sitting as little as two hours a day increases your risk of everything from heart disease to cancer. >> very clear that your brain moving. >> reporter: in fact, give kids standing des tax cost $260, and they are 12% more engaged. that is 45 more minutes a day and 135 miles per hour a year. students in mrs. gray's class went from sitting four and a half hours a day to just 30 minutes. >> i have seen improvement in focus. i have seen improvements in general energy. >> they are very easy to

then we went home and went to bed. somewhere in the third quarter i went to bed. i did check with before i went to sleep, i checked the score out, and it was looking worse and worse. oh, well. like everybody says, if you look at this team, they've got so much promise. >> they have all the pieces. next year. >> great players. they will do it again next year. let's take a look at what's going on weatherwise. yesterday the big weather story was a low-pressure system offshore spreading precipitation inland. a good bit of sweet for some of our eastern counties, not a lot of accumulation but some spots, 0.1 inches of sweet. most of that ended up trying out yesterday. it ended up melting and we have beautiful sunshine over us. we continue the drying. there was still concerned with below freezing in many places that there would be slick spots on the road. so far, we have not heard of much of that but we will check in with brian in just a minute or two. a calm winds, 28 degrees. 23 is our dewpoint. die down nicely. 28 henderson, 27 roxboro, 29 chapel hill, 32 roanoke rapid

three people were rescued as it went under water. jennifer egan live in east boston where she spoke with one of the men rescued jenn. >> reporter: all three men on that tugboat are okay. a little cold after spending time in the chilly waters. it turns out the captain of this boat has known one of the men he rescued for many years. >> he's the man. we wouldn't be here if it wasn't for joe. >> my pleasure. >> captain doug richmond thanking his lifelong friend for saving his life this morning after his tugboat sank. >> we heard the emily anne call >> reporter: he was the captain of the boat two miles off of the shore of winthrop. three -- >> we were about a half mile away. i could see his lights. the lights went out. and i could just -- the sun was just breaking the sky. i saw the tug -- the silhouette, and then it was gone. >> reporter: one of the men was in this life raft. the other two were in the water. the strobe guided in help. >> i got down in the water and just pulled them out. they didn't weigh anything. it was just -- like, co

and, uh, i was really-- uh, it went-- the show went great. and, uh, i couldn't go to sleep that night. i was so, uh, excited. and, uh, went to sleep probably at three in the morning. and i put a "do not disturb" on my phone at the hotel so that in the morning. and at seven o' clock the phone rings. [ laughs ] and i'm ready to, you know, ream out the telephone operator, 'cause i'm sleeping. and i go, "hello." and she goes, "it's the president calling." [ laughter ] >> true? >> absolutely true. i said, "well, i'm sleeping!" [ laughter ] "tell him to call gorbachev it's only one o' clock in the morning in russia. out of waking him up." and he said, "thanks." and, uh, it was just this unbelievable experience. i was wired for like two more-- the next day, i went and did a show at the space museum. at the-- they didn't even ask me. i just went over there. [ laughter ] >> you were riding high. that's a great story. [ applause ] >> yeah, it was really exciting. >> good story. >> so i-- you know, i just-- i learned a lesson. i just gotta get out of th

went to work. it was a race against water. >> we had to force it a little out. she got out of the water, i pulled her up on shore and then we had to move, move, move. >> also honored tonight the truck driver who stopped to help and guide roy back to safety. an incredible story with a happy ending that they will remember the rest of their lives. >> six fans of all things possible will be flocking to the cleveland convention center this weekend. , con is taking off tonight. earlier tonight we caught up with michael from the walking dead and guardians of the galaxy i did not even know they existed >> i love it here. i love northeast ohio. i've made two movies here, and i have a very fondness for the area. >> , con runs through sunday. had to fox8 .com for more information. >> no snow here in northeast ohio this weekend. here's andre with all the details with warmer temperatures coming away. >> are still a couple of flurries in the area but it is a charlie brown snow. it's not going to shake up anybody

he figures it went in. just a little bit. there. and the marshals mark the spot where the ball last crosses the margin of hazard right away. so, you have to rely on them. looks like they'll determine who -- >> they'll make that determination. it will be rickie's play. >> probably going to go in the hole for rickie, with birdie. >> just his style. over. >> had a little twitching sound to it. hasn't traveled as far as he wanted to. >> a tiny bit of scoop in it. added a little loft. >> have a look here. right hand worked under quite a bit. >> yeah. >> added loft to impact. >> all right, matsuyama, very straightforward shot. very similar to the one he had in regulation. just a little right-to-left down the hill. just needs to be careful not to overdo it. >> well, not his best. >> no, not over yet. >> matsuyama must be wondering what it takes to win this tournament, huh? >> he has played phenomenal golf here. we've documented it, fourth, second and now in the playoff. and he's had seven-top five finishes on star

the day before venus went missing the cell phone was turned off. it didn't go back on until the next night. >> and all of a sudden the calls start coming to and from this other number. >> right. >> it was quick work. they were traced to bear, delaware. in june, they got in the car and headed east. during the drive, detectives wondered who the man from delaware was and what he might know about venus. then they arrived at the house of the man on all those phone logs. they were about to find out. >> coming up. something peculiar about this mystery caller. that no one saw coming. are you ready? are you ready? you've got to be ready. i mean, really ready. are you ready to open? ready to compete? ready to welcome? the floors, mats, spotless. the uniforms clean and crisp. do your people have the right safety gear? are they protected? i'm ready! you think your customers can't tell the difference between who's ready and who's not? of course they do. millions have switched and discovered the sprint network really is faster. plus, it's more reliable with bett

they went out and rented slaves. james hogan, a slave owner from south carolina brought up some of his slaves to help build the white house. there is no way to sugarcoat it. this is how washington was built. before the civil war. the slaves were easily accessible. they were cheap labor. unlike freed men, the slaves could not complain about their working conditions and they also were not getting money for their work. the slave owners did. they could not go anywhere because they could not afford to. when you look at the white house and the capital, a lot of the it, was done, not all of that a lot of the manual labor that was done, a good portion of it was done by slaves. part of the reason for writing books like this is to make sure these storieshat get told. a lot of times when we talk about history in washington, d.c. we talk about the founding fathers, the great politicians, but weat city leaders don't talk about the people who make the city work. the first group of people who made this city work were slaves. a lot

went out to dinner. went and danced, and partied. ♪ you know, we were just having a good time.t made me feel a lot better, because everything kind of worked out how i said it was going to work out. but, still, we had yet to actually drive across the border. we did it. we weren't done yet. oh remotes, you've had it tough. watching tvs get sharper, bigger, smugger. and you? rubbery buttons. enter the x1 voice remote. now when someone says... show me funny movies. watch discovery. record this. voila. remotes, come out from the cushions, you are back. the x1 voice remote is here. >>> i am at the msnbc news headquarters in new york. donald trump is projected to be the winner the south carolina gop primary. jeb bush has suspended his 2016 campaign. for the democrats, hillary clinton is projected to be the winner in nevada beating senator sanders 53% to 47%. now back to "locked up: abroad." >> the next day we got out. it was pretty light. i go, hay, guys, it's like 3:00 in the afternoon. we have to go. we have to get up. everyone was like oh, man -- we needed to get a little money, ju

and about a week before they went down, ten days before they went down, i was called by the foreign editor in new york and said, "we're going to send you to jonestown with congressman leo ryan." i had just come back from a lot of fighting in nicaragua and i said, "well, i'll pass." >> in place of fred francis nbc sends correspondent don harris, cameraman bob brown, producer bob flick and sound man steve sung to san francisco to cover the story. >> we were at the san francisco airport in a room and it was don harris, bob brown -- you will never meet up with another man like jim jones. i'm telling you the truth. and you know, you -- i'm just saying -- >> are you ready for us to roll. we're going to go ahead and roll. i'm asking her. are you aware we're rolling? >> no. i just want to tell you right now. i'm telling you, you say there's a lot of this and you can't believe that. i'm telling you, you have never met up with a man like jim jones. in the middle of the interview i said i want you to know, there's a possibility you could get killed down there. the next thing i know is the cameras wer

he and i went to the same school. i went afterwards to the united states, and he went to greece to study denyivityry, but he returned to jerusalem -- denyivityry. and he returned to jerusalem and has been living there ever since. >> maybe the people he meets here can have root canal from him. >> he's seen the situation. half of his patients can't even afford to pay him. but he never turns anyone away. >> and you see some guy coming from russia and he says this is my land, and he takes your land, which you have been here thousands and thousands of years. and somebody comes only a month ago and says this is my land. why? because god gave it to me. >> you stopped believing in god. i'm a christian. i stopped believing in god maybe. imagine if they came into china and you find some jews in china, my god. the number would be about 10 million. where would we put them? look at the country. in seven years, i don't know from america, from argentine narcs i don't know from where, but these are not the palestinians. they don't kn

starting in '05, the nfl went classicrock. >> are you rooting for the patriots on sunday? >> the nfl went back to contemporary acts in 2011 with the black-eyedpeas. >> this time it was in front of >> the audience for the halftime show. >> and over 110 million tuned in for beyonce. >> it's good to know that the hard work paid off for the biggest show in america. >> and katie perry layear. amazingly these artists receive no appearance fee to perform. last yea katie perry spiked 92%. and m elliott had an amazing bump of almost 1,000%. >> it was amassing. blessed, very blessed. >> we remember michael jackson's legendary halftime show in 1993, bu did you know this? this was actually the first time in super bowl history that the ratings went up during halftime. tonight" birthday. >>> etonline.com, mariah carey is happily engage but will she have ki we have the property. >> and blake s says he does not want to win a glammy this year. find out to the heart melting why. it's all on etonline.com. your 24/7 destination for birthdays, who was the who

it came to the point where he would hide everything, so i hit him on top of the head you know, he went down. so, thanks to archie moe. >> so, fighters can actually hide what you call-- hide-hide their chin? >> yeah, that's the button. if a guy protects his chin, he's a good professional fighter. >> yeah. >> i always say. >> i would do that. i would hide my chin in a locker in scranton. [ laughter ] leave it there during the off season. whatever that means, i have the slightest idea. uh, what was it you said to joe? did-- you went over and talked to joe frazier's manager, what was it, between the fifth and sixth rounds? >> no, the fight didn't go but two rounds. >> w-w-when was it? you walked over and said-- oh, after the knockdown, or something. >> yeah, after the-- >> after the fifth knockdown, i think. >> after the fourth knockdown i told him, you know, i told him he better stop because i'd kill him-- exaggeratin'. >> right. >> but, uh, he took me serious because he-- joe frazier couldn't protect himself at that point. >> right. >> i went out and knocked him down again for the fifth

only $1,800 went into that. the rest went to lynitra for cash. lynitra and wrote reggie a check for $700. >> all within three weeks of the murder. >> that's the whole thing. it had come together at that point. reggie's my triggerman. my middle person is lynitra ross. >> reporter: and the mastermind? stacey. three months after the valentine's day murder of richard schoeck. >> you're charged with malice murder. >> i read you that -- make you aware the charges and it's malice murder. >> reporter: reggie coleman and but then? >> i told stacey, "we can fight this." >> reporter: a surprise was coming. check that. surprises. more than one. stacey had a story to tell. >>> coming up, ever an excuse for murder. >> having lived through that, i to >> reporter: three months after stacey schoeck found her husband's bullet-perforated body at belton bridge park, she and her alleged confederates were under arrest, for murder. it was just crazy. didn't make sense. a mother of three, cub scout leader. surely she'd come up with a defense when she met with her attorn

"chasing news" the police released the dash camera video to see what went down. >> we are stocking up on roses but this may indeed day miracle. >> it would like to know about the hot new trend. >> you have been "chasing" didn't university professor in she claims she was mistreated by police and then the video surfaced. >> the police department released a 27 minute video you can see just what it want dash what went down take a look. >> you have a warrant for a parking offense that you received two years ago. so you have to come with us. $130 if you have the money you can post we will drop you off if you really shouldn't be driving. >> after processing the stick your address because of the warwick in we have to put you in handcuffs. >> bin did not allow me to make a phone call so somebody knew where i was seventh this was a reference to the city called whoever you want with your at the station. but at no point did it seemed she was over agitated at least to me but it seems that she brought a lot of attention to herself in this issue but the larger issue that she brought up we have forev

her mom went off to work. and the kids were slowly getting up. then, about 8:00, venus' dad, also a truck driver, was groggy he was startled awake. >> i heard the girls being really loud in the front room. and i thought why isn't venus quieting them down? she knows i'm in here asleep. >> he got up to see what was going on. venus wasn't in the house, but her cell phone and keys and purse were. he immediately called 911. >> she's just not there? >> no. >> is there a vehicle missing or anything? >> no. >> now, i'm scared and went outside and looked for her. >> she wasn't there either. venus, wearing nothing but her thin pajamas, had vanished >> where had she gone? when we come back, the search for venus begins. >> we might have a crime scene here. >> signs of a struggle, and signs of trouble. >> a light bulb went off, and i but hurry, 0% financing for 60 months on ford suvs is a limited time offer. see your ford dealer today. i've been claritin clear for 14 days. when your allergy ...doctors recommend every day of your allergy season... ...for conti