where we are right now is the actual room the debate will take place in. they don t have all the lights on yet, but joe, our camera person got to the door to give you a little bit of the sense of the site, the sound, and the feel of the venue for tonight presidential debate. is not the first time washington university has posted a presidential debate. the last time they did so was 2004 when president george w. bush faced massachusetts senator john kerry in a town hall format similar to what you will see tonight. this is just over an hour and a half. [applause] otis: senator kerry, after talking with several co-workers and family and friends, i asked the ones who said they were not voting for you, why? they said that you were too wishy-washy. do you have a reply for them? kerry: yes, i certainly do. (laughter) but let me just first, cheryl, if you will, i want to thank charlie for moderating. i want to thank washington university for hosting us here this evening. mr. presid
Jessica Nunez's yearslong efforts to find her missing daughter, Alicia Navarro, came to an end on Sunday when she was found safe in a small Montana town.
Alicia Navarro, 18, was said to be be upset following an FBI raid on the apartment where she had been living in with an unidentified man in Havre, Montana.
Authorities say an Arizona teenager who disappeared nearly four years ago is safe after walking into a small-town police station in Havre, Montana. Eighteen-year-old Alicia Navarro of Glendale showed up