yeah, we found that wonderful thing. and you smiled. and threw it. and i decided i would never, ever leave it anywhere. because that wonderful, bouncy, roll-around thing. had made you play. and that. had made you smile. [ announcer ] beneful. play. it s good for you. shepard: two race car drivers somehow survived incredibly violent crash when
the best that i could describe was a ski rope type. the woven type and it was my guess about 24 inches long. no. williams denies there was any such cord. because if that rope had been in the station wagon that night, i m sure they would have taken it. the fact that i didn t confiscate it didn t make it go away. the nylon cord would never be seen again. could have been the murder weapon as far as i know. fbi supervisors decided to let wayne williams go that night. we didn t have a body. secondly, there was no who saw wayne williams outside of his car. there was no one that saw him throw anything overboard. two days later, only a mile downstream from that bridge, another body. after two years, one suspect now, wayne williams. when we come back, the lie detector test. the surprise that he didn t beat that. he was convinced he could beat a polygraph test. he was like i ll be darned. the guy we have been looking for for two years. hmm, it says here that c
won. a lot of these reality stars, a lot of these people that come in, they are looking at the fame and the press and the paycheck. reporter: but if you just crunch the numbers with donald s win, half of the past 14 winners from skaters to gymnasts to football players and race car drivers have been elite athletes. they are used to this kind of competition. of course, they are better geared for it. they are dedicated. they know how to focus and keep their eyes on the prize. donald and peta! reporter: that allowed donald driver to muscle his way to victory. it took me 13 seasons to win a super bowl but only one season to win a mirror ball so i m happy about that. reporter: i m juju chang in new york. i ve been grumbling about it all morning. but i m very happy for donald, obviously. he worked very hard and the only
2013, stylish and gas efficient. and gary gastelu tells us when he takes it for a test drive. in case you were wondering, this is what the car of the future looks like. for mazda, the cx five is the only built entirely in-house by the independent auto maker since it split off from the ford family fold a few years ago. acting as a showcase, of styling fuels and in the coming years. the look is called kodo and supposed to look like an animal ready to pounce, i m the not sure which one. under it a chassis from right weight high strength steel for improved fuel economy along with an engine that has 13 commission ratio, sure to impress the race car drivers and engineers among you and 35 miles per hour on the highway, and which will take care of everyone else. and of course, get behind the wheel on the road and none of that matters anyway, or maybe it all does, because this thing
afghanistan. we re going to get a live report from kabul. also the race for president heads to daytona where a big race of another kind is also taking place. tonight is oscar night in hollywood. once again, comedian billy crystal taking on the toughest job in show biz. we start with the search for a gunman in afghanistan blamed for killing two ranking u.s. officers inside the heavily for the fiortified ministry of law enforcement. nato is pulling advisers from minute tris and it suggests it may have concerns over secure how secure facilities are. nick, this is really like some one walking into the pentagon or the justice department, going into an office, and then opening fire. what are you learning? reporter: the afghan justice department, yes. we re learning interesting details from senior afghan counter terrorism official about this gun man, apparently an employee of the interior ministry. registered out a pistol, went to this secure area of the ministry called th