should remind our viewers, there was another man who actually confessed to this crime and was found in civil court to be responsible. there was a $2 million fine, which he never paid, but nonetheless, it makes this case very complicated. i talked about that physical evidence. there s a big problem if there is no body. if it is true that etan patz s body was thrown in the trash, one person said this renders the haystack too big and the needle probably no good, they ll probably never find the body. having said that is it possible the police have key evidence or information they re not telling us about? it s entirely possible. we don t know exactly what hernandez said to police during his alleged confession to them when he made claims he lured the little boy into the basement of that convenience store when hernandez himself was only 19 years old. police might be holding something back. we don t know exactly what he said so it s far too early to say whether this will really go
you know you don t see every day. i was just out in california on vacation watching the surfers there in big sur. they had a nice surf day, nothing like this. the surf today was spectacular, 20 to 25-foot waves so to watch in awe of mother nature has really been tremendous. also i was just watching the birds, the birds that are on the beach every day, this is their home, and watching how they were handling it, and they all kind of grouped together and stood facing the wind, into the wind so facing the oncoming wind and that s how they were weathering this thing, so it was really kind of just a spectacular moment to take in, you know, what mother nature can throw at you. this is why we love our correspondent corps, amazing information and intreble reporting. tom costello thank you very much. take good care out there and i love how they really seem to