she played the message for abc. >> it's sava. i hope you get this message. amy is in bed sick tonight and she was sick this afternoon and vera offered to stay and help her out so she's going to stay the night here. >> to this former director of the fbi it sounds suspicious. >> if you were an investigator listening to that, what's that going to tell you? >> it's telling me i'm going to get that recorder analyzed to see if there are extraneous noises spiking up in the background. is there someone in the background, under duress? >> a few hours later gutierrez get aztecs from amy. i'm making sure you do not come today. >> so when you got that text, were you thinking that that was strange or unusual to get a text like that? >> yes. >> what did you first think when you got it? >> i called her right away. >> did she answer? >> no. >> hi, you've reached my cell phone, i cannot answer right now -- >> later at 9:00 p.m., amy orders two pizzas from domino's but gives unusual strucks. ring the bell and leave the pies on the front porch. when the driver arrives the porc

inclusive message that the gop has had for generations going back to lincoln and ronald reagan. >> sava"the daily beast" that the gop has created a hostile environment, that's what you said, for muslims. if they were to want to turn it around what should candidates do and say to cultivate that more than muslim american vote? >> candidates should reach out to their constituents in key electoral states, reach out to all the mosques. we have 2,200 plus mosques in the united states. we need to be represented just like churches, synagogues action other places of worship, just like any other faith community, a strong voter base for conservatives and i think donald trump, ben carson, all the leading republican presidential candidates ought to reach out to their constituents, muslim constituents. >> suhail as i was mentioning, the support during the george w. bush election, 78% of muslim americans according to what we hear voted for bush. >> that's right. >> what's changed since then? >> well, then governor bush was just so inclusive in his message. he was the first candidate to visit a mosque

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it lures romantics for its beauty and thrill seekers for sava savagery. >> caves go underneath everywhere we are standing and tides and currents and razor sharp rocks. we are standing on them. >> rob and his two kids are sightseeing. >> we are at the beach and it is another adventure. >> hillary swanson is with them. >> the current was so high, all the waves coming in and people cliff jumping. >> how's the water? >> people like their friend gar whoa also came to the cove. >> the water is nice. >> that's him doing a somersault. >> woo! >> hillary and i are gearing up the camera and someone yells oh, [ bleep ], he's in the cave. i turn around and take off the camera and hand it to her. >> a teenager swimming in the cove is drowning. gary tries to reach for him, but a surge of water sends him tumbling into the cove. >> i remember thinking we were going to watch this kid drown. >> gary makes it to the other side. rob has one last chance. >> he's right there! he's right there! >> hillary pointed him out and rob had the perfect opportunity to save the kid's life. i got to him and he was totally

savas savopoulos, his son, his wife and the housekeeper all murdered in the home. there were no be peers, the house was sold as is. the identity of the buyer is unknown. >>> washington dc has become a market for illegal gun sales. the federal bureau of alcohol, tobacco and firearms says washington dc has become one of the biggest markets for illegal guns brought in to root overstates. -- brought in through other states. >> reporter: let's get to the criminals first. they traced more than 1300 guns and recovered in the distrilast year. most of those have been involved in crime. it is what police are not able to seize that suggest how big the problem is. at headquarters today we were shown weapons bought in a federal undercover operation. these are illegal weapons that are used in robberies, homicides and for intimidation purposes. >> a 9-millimeter is at the most common caliber found in washington dc. these are weapons of war. when i said -- when i was in the military's would be the firearm of a terrorist. >> reporter: police say these pictures speak for themselves.

>>guest: i did have that post-it note the major message was to say to focus sava fax and there really is remarkable. involving how life was for those gay and lesbian people so i would give you a couple of anecdotes. edith represent the of depression in philadelphia a middle-class jewish family her father lost everything and they had to move bin to relatives she went to college she fell in love with the women realized she was a lesbian and broke off engagement because of that there is another book that without that was not realistic to have a lifetime commitment to another woman said she was three engaged and she got married. needless to say the marriage only lasted a few months she would go with her husband on a saturday night if she sought to women together she would be jealous she said you did some of much dash deserved to be loved and like so many other people decided to move to new york in order to be gay. like myself. if anyone was middle-class at that time is that she had to support herself to go off and marry a guy. said she was good at math in high school is a she decided she