cover trump. so he went after one of our colleagues cecilia vegas main t news conference and called her afterwards and left a voice mail and i don t know the content, but she reached out after the exchange and i am told that it is not a one-off and putting in the feelers to the press stunning. and all of this is leading to the question of 2020. yes. and the question is, why do you want a better relationship with the press, to what end. could she run again? yeah, yeah. and this is what you write in the article, and of course, philippe who worked with her in the state department said it is highly unlikely and zero, but it is not zero. do you think that she would run again? it is not zero that she would run for president for a third time, but it is not they i heard and talked to a lot of people for the story, and my impression is that she thinks about it, and once you want to be president, you don t stop wanting to be president when you feel it was
them. announcer: from the global resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is nightline. october 9th, 2012. good evening. i m bill weir. thanks for being with us tonight. well, it was the same, short walk she took to her colorado grade school every morning. but last friday, 10-year-old jessica ridgeway never made it to her fifth grade classroom. the only clue, her school bag found six miles away. as police search door-to-door, in a town under the microscope. her family speaks out for the first time. and abc s clayton sandell has the latest from colorado. reporter: this is 10-year-old jessica ridgeway, horsing around a few months ago with a home video camera and the family dog. that s the camera. see? reporter: tonight, the video has a special urgency. it was released by colorado police because jessica is missing. and today, for the first time, her parents are speaking out. it s the worst thing i ve ever been t
resources of abc news, with terry moran, cynthia mcfadden and bill weir in new york city, this is nightline. october 9th, 2012. good evening. i m bill weir. thanks for being with us tonight. well, it was the same, short walk she took to her colorado grade school every morning. but last friday, 10-year-old jessica ridgeway never made it to her fifth grade classroom. the only clue, her school bag found six miles away. as police search door-to-door, in a town under the microscope. her family speaks out for the first time. and abc s clayton sandell has the latest from colorado. reporter: this is 10-year-old jessica ridgeway, horsing around a few months ago with a home video camera and the family dog. that s the camera. see? reporter: tonight, the video has a special urgency. it was released by colorado police because jessica is missing. and today, for the first time, her parents are speaking out. it s the worst thing i ve ever been through. reporter: the fifth grade
this is nightline. october 9th, 2012. good evening. i m bill weir. thanks for being with us tonight. well, it was the same, short walk she took to her colorado grade school every morning. but last friday, 10-year-old jessica ridgeway never made it to her fifth grade classroom. the only clue, her school bag found six miles away. as police search door-to-door, in a town under the microscope. her family speaks out for the first time. and abc s clayton sandell has the latest from colorado. reporter: this is 10-year-old jessica ridgeway, horsing around a few months ago with a home video camera and the family dog. that s the camera. see? reporter: tonight, the video has a special urgency. it was released by colorado police because jessica is missing. and today, for the first time, her parents are speaking out. it s the worst thing i ve ever been through. reporter: the fifth grader vanished last friday, while walking the short distance between her home and her elementa
good evening. we begin with something that reaches into every american family, a new warning tonight from the american justice system, that distracted drivers will be treated as criminals. a landmark verdict in massachusetts today convicted a driver of vehiclear homicide, and his crime was blamed on texting while driving. the significantance reaches gar beyond this one case. reporter: two families tearful when the verdict was read today. guilty or not guilty. guilty. the judge then imposed the maximum sentence, two and a half years behind bars on 18-year-old aaron deveau for taxing and driving causing a head-on collision that killed 65-year-old daniel bowley. today, speaking softly, deveau apologized. i made a mistake. if i could take it back, i would take it back. i just want to apologize to the family. get up and any look for him and he wasn t there. reporter: deveau will also lose his license for 15 years a license he only had for five months prior to the f