mr. porter is finally going to be behind bars for presumably the rest of his life.ery day with what he did. every day he has to think about what he did. and all of the lives he destroyed. >> you're saying you have to live with remorse, but you haven't seen any sign of remorse. >> that is the only bad part. but he still has to sit there. >> today, jessica is doing her best to move on. in february of 2015, she and jason finally got married. >> we got married on valentine's day. it was a great day. it was also very sad. my parents weren't there. >> larry took his brother's place and walked her down the aisle. >> she asked me to give her away. it should have been my brother's job. >> kind of a bittersweet moment? >> mm-hmm. that's true. i was honored to do it but i didn't feel right doing it. >> to keep her parents' memory alive, jessica has set up a scholarship in their names. as for their offbeat museum of a home, it's still there, with a loving daughter as caretaker. >> i still feel them there. they loved that house. my mom built that house. i grew up there. and so i

mr. porter's the journal saying there's something to be said for pulling yourself out of the grind for aof time and concentrating on recalibrating the system, it works, it's great. ham also credits therapy with helping him turn his life around stating, i know it's a luxury and it's not something everyone can afford, but if you can, do it. it's like a mental gym. >> hi. >> we are the jones's. >> now with the new movie, " keeping up with the jones up opening up next week and while he split last year from his partner of 18 years, he hasn't given up on family life and becoming a dad. telling the journal, i'm not going to analyze myself here, but well, never say never. >>> all right, we will switch gears and move on to the number three tracking story. something you are excited about, justin timberlake, his single, "can't stop the feeling" officially the best selling song of 2016. >> and it should be, and yesterday, he released his netflix sflim justin timberlake and the tennessee kids," and i sat on my couch and watched every single minute of it. it was everything. here are three things we le

mr. crate's boys ride into porter, they'll find us waiting to entertain them you're wrong. really? one what charge? making the worst coffee in texas how long do you figure you could hold me? long enough. you know, mr. gilman somehow i didn't figure that you'd back down to crates. i'm not. i'm just standing up for porter. morning! doing here at this hour? how you feeling mr. gilman? - alright. - you have to hit a head like that pretty hard, ralph. yes, so. i didn't mean that the way it sounded, mr. gilman. it's all right, what's all this for? well, that 24 hours that crate gave us is almost up i figured i better load these rifles, looks like we're gonna need 'em. no, we're not, ralph. mr. smith here is going to jail. he is? never thought that'd happen. neither did i. ralph? oh, well. they're here. and his gang. they just road into town. - where are they? - at the buckhorn. - how many? - i saw four, but there could be more scattered around town. ralph, you go find judge henry and moon and tell 'em what's happened. - yes, sir. - if you don't mind, i think i'll just settle down in that

mr. o'connor: what i choice between two options. frank guinta and carol shea-porter are career politicians. carol shea-porter has made over $100 million in congressional salary. she ought a home in the gated community and a yacht club. it is insane. frank guinta has made almost a hundred thousand dollars in congress. he used that to pay in i will work for the minimum wage and give back the remaining and donate it to new hampshire charities, chosen by the people of new hampshire. and i do not take a dime or penny for him special interests, party committees, super pack support. both of them have taken tens of millions from their party committees and super pacs. that is dirty money. your bow hold it to someone other than the people of new hampshire. they want a will always put new hampshire first. josh: what are your priorities? mr. o'connor: first, we need to clean up washington. we cannot get anything done until we clean up washington. i have a robust congressional reform plan. i propose every member of congress should make the average american salary, between $30,000