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She wasnt anywhere near florida when david disappeared. >> i was in arizona in the apartment. i was nowhere around here. >> and lacking any further evidence, the detective was the man barbara was ater unless married to at the time knew something, michael wolf. a little checking revealed wolf had been married seven times. number six, a woman named nancy graham lived in alabama. she called her. >> i told her, im investigating the disappearance of david jackson. and she said to me, how much evidenc...

The man that shot david jackson to death was found guilty of the crime and sent to prison for the rest of his life. but a couple of days after he was sentenced wolf sent out word he was ready to tell the rest of the story. sure he said he was the trigger man and yes his father-in-law was determined to get rid of david permanently. but to set their trap to lure david to the kill site, the motel, they needed bait. that bait said wolf was barbara. barbara who did not require persuasion. quite the c...

Woman that called david on the phone and enticed him to go to that motel room to be killed. >> they needed to use barbara as the lure because david still had feelings for barbara. >> evidence, david had a roommate and that roommate heard david take a phone call just before he went out that night. >> he was pretty sure it was a woman on the phone. david takes the phone, goes into his room, comes out a little while later, hes all spruced up, ready to go out. hes got a smile on his face, combing hi...

It is still early in the process and ultimately democrats would need more republicans to break ranks in order to, for example, determine procedures like whether witnesses can be called. kristen? >> hallie jackson, thank you. across the country now, christmas of weather extremes with record-high temperatures in some areas and a winter system that could mean trouble for holiday travelers as it moves east steve patterson is tracking it all. >> reporter: in a rare holiday twist wurngs of t twist, ...

Of the northern lights, its a constant battle. andte lives in a village of just ten houses, and every day, he travels up to 60 miles each way through the few hours of dim winter light, to find the herd and check its okay. to you, the reindeer are your money in the bank? >> my reindeer is my worth. >> reporter: whatever you are worth. >> my whole worth. >> reporter: they run about 5,000 animals, and right now its reindeer round-up time. andte and his wonder dog, ben- uh, gather the scattered herd...

R: reporter: these reindeer in finland are the lucky ones. they have the sami herders to e ok after them. sar tens of thousands of others elsewhere, though, the human influence hasnt been so kind. ek garrett: mark phillips trekking across far northern finland, thanks so much. there is still much more ahead on "cbs evening news." strangers step up, delivering christmas cheer to a man who deent the holiday alone for decades. and, we remember a legendary songwriter who made a day in september live ...

>> reporter: does it happen more heten now, where you have rain or warm weather and then the snow melts? does that happen more in the last few years than it used to? >> yeah, the last ten years. >> reporter: and this is the result: reindeer are dying. a big die-off was discovered on the arctic islands of svalbard last summer. and the huge, wild herds of caribou-- same animal-- which roam across alaska and northern canada, have been reduced by half, according to a recent government report. and an...

>> thats amazing. if i told 12-year-old randy rainbow you would be hanging out with randy -- >> it would not fit in my little brain. i would have called the police. >> telling 12-year-old randy you would be writing about politics -- >> thats almost crazier. i had no interest in politic whatsoever. >> reporter: now its his job which involves a lot of work and tv. >> well, i watch cnn constantly. it is on every television. ill decide what the topic is and then write for about three to four hours, ...

At many airport checkpoints. i happen to use that myself. and that greatly speeds the whole process of getting people through, identifying people and potentially identifying threats. the other thing i think we need to address, wolf, is that anybody who has flown ll airlines, the key to the security there, the israeli flagship is interviewing people and profiling for potential terrorism. now profiling is a word that is very controversial. but it is an effective way of rooting out potential terror...