heather jones' estranged husband maintained he knew nothing about what happened to her. police were hot on his trail. would it lead them to heather? here's andrea canning with the conclusion of "the last dance." >> i loved her, i really would. >> for hours chris jones had been going over his story with detectives about what happened the night his wife heather disappeared. but after the cadaver dogs found the scent of remains on chris's car, detective wallace wasn't buying his story. >> your story about the night she disappeared was total [ bleep ]. >> wallace pushed him for the truth. >> how did it happen? did she fall? >> she did. >> was she drunk as [ bleep ]? what happened? >> exactly that. we were struggling over the phone. and, uh, only this time we were outside on the steps. and, uh -- she, she lost her footing. she fell and hit the step. and i heard the -- heard the crack. >> he said they were struggling over a cell phone. she slipped, fell backwards and hit her head and died. >> did you believe this story? >> no, no, no way. >> finally, chris admitted heather was

jones, a brilliant historian. there are brilliant historians of slavery, people like heather williams, people like nellie painting, those are the people you should read, not this garbage report put out by a reactionary white house that is afraid really of the truth getting out and laid out so brilliantly by the writers in "the new york times" in the 1619 project. >> every time they try to do something, they just embarrass themselves further. >> yeah. >> and prove to people, to everyone they are exactly what we have been saying, what people think they are. if it walks like a racist, talks like a racist, then it is a racist. so, anthony, president trump incited an insurrectionist mob that included white supremacists, including anti-semites carrying out his wishes to try to overturn the election. that will be a part of this president's legacy forever. >> yeah, listen, it is a great sadness. i mean, you know, it was literally my birthday that day. i was watching it with great sadness. one wonders though about the president. is he going to put a section of his trump presidential library related to that? i mean that's h

jones from the university of reading. let's see how many we can get through because we have had hundreds. let's look first of all, for people who are housebound, because heatherir homes? herfather for people who can't leave their homes? her father is 87 and housebound. i can reassure you heather that the local planning will ta ke heather that the local planning will take account of your father's situation. the gps are working together in networks supported by volu nta ry together in networks supported by voluntary groups and local authority and they are very aware that some people especially older people will not be able to get to the surgery or to the centre for immunisation, and will make arrangements for a visit just as they probably have done for a flu jab just as they probably have done for aflu jab in just as they probably have done for a flu jab in the past. do we know how many people are in this category? it is difficult for gps to make home visits. it is notjust housebound people but there are many other groups who may need to have special arrangements to get the vaccine to them. i think the local planning groups will be looking at this and it may no