joe: katie holloway bridge is one of those people. katie: very quickly learned that i was different through my disability and sports always felt like home for me that i was able to fit in with all the rest of the kids joe: throughout her life sports were her outlet, the place she found common ground, lifting her through hard times. katie: when i got to middle school, i started hating who i was as a person with a disability. i was picked on and bullied and really found comfort in sports. joe: through sports, she learned to ignore what others considered impossible. katie i signed a letter of intent to cal state northridge to become the first female amputee to play division i basketball in ncaa history. joe: but there was another path on her horizon. in 2006, bridge was invited to play paralympic volleyball where competitors play sitting down. it was her first ever experience playing a disabled sport. katie: when i found volleyball, it changed my whole entire world. i became a whole person. i learned of other women like myself with that

years before this heinous crime rate let's bring in phil holloway it's a former district attorney forrgia police officer, phil i will start there as a police officer where does this case go from here? and where does the illegal status factor in? >> great to be with you i'm sorry has to be such an awful and tragic story. from this point they case has to go to the district attorney's office that the prosecutor of course she cannot do anything until the police completely wrap up their investigation. there was a burst of periods we saw a video of his brought before magistrate. but for the time being he has been denied bond and he is going to stay in the athens clarke county jail until the district attorney's office decides what they are going to do with it. are they are going to resent the case and undoubtedly they will. some of my law enforcement sources are raising are they going to be able to get the u.s. attorney's office to bring some type of contemporaneous charges? we have seen that happen in recent years. some in law enforcement have about this particular prosecutor's office, is s

phil holloway, thank you very much. biden's border crisis rages on. now immigration and customs enforcement or ice says it may have to release thousands of illegal immigrants from detention because they don't have the money to hold them. some grim new polling for the president on the border. of course you know he could use his executive pen to deal with a lot of this in an emergency. and it is. plus the democrat divide over israel is getting nastyer and more personal. >> there is blood on the hands from those who who -- they want to repeat october 7th again and again. that is the goal of hamas. and that is the goal of those who support hamas. >> harris: was he talking about the lone democrat to not condemn hamas's use of rape as a war weapon or the anti-israel protestors in the house this week? maybe he was talking about both. but he was angry and hurt. congresswoman kat cammack in "focus." providing for your family is a top priority. what happens between affordable healthcare. christian healthcare ministries could you save up to 40% today. as a membe

do you have your cheat sheet, jesse. >> jesse: this is dan holloway. you going to ask me a question? [laughter] >> oh boy. gavin is the perfect guy to step? looks like the white rich villain from every disney movie. could you bake this guy up any worse. >> jesse: basically teed up to take it over. kamala isn't in the running. what kind of fire fight on the left if they leapfrog the first female black vp and give it to the guy who is tall, white and han han handsome? >> good question. i don't know if you noticed this, he semiendorsed nicky haley for gop which is interesting. >> >> jesse: who did? >> she would be a better candidate than trump. >> jesse: they are tla playing games in our primary, we are playing games in their primary. >> speaking of haley, i don't know if you have seen how she has been playing into the military spouse. can't play that card when you have cheated on your husband when he is deployed. >> >> jesse: is that even true? >> yes. >> jesse: happy friday, dan. seems like you have had a few already. >> oh no, not me. >> jesse: [laught

phil holloway, this is the key email, or text message, i guess, between ashley merchant and nathan wade's quite a tale that they tell. i mean, they were friends, so it was interesting to see him so adversarial on the witness stand. but this one, from january 5, 2024, they had been texting back and forth about fani willis and nathan wade's relationship. ashley merchant texts do you think it started before she hired him, terrence bradley, absolutely. terrence bradley says it started when she left the d.a.'s office and was a judge in south fulton. then into the part, phil, where ashley merchant was talking about this in court. texted back to say is this accurate, upon information and belief willis and wade met while both were serving as magistrate judges and began relationship at that time. bradley wrote back and said no, municipal court. but you can't put where they met because not many people know that. he was on the stand, phil, saying i can't recall, i can't recall, i can't recall. it's right here in green and black and white. >> great to be with you, john. this shows really a differen

conductora del auto que terminÓ incrustado en la sala de espera muriÓ, y fue identificada como michelle hollowaynciÓ todo se escuchaban los gritos y al momento todo el personal corriÓ hacia la puerta. el vehÍculo se alcanzaba a escuchar a un con el motor encendido, parecÍa que el acelerador seguÍa presionado. habÍa humo, escombros y un acuario enorme logrÓ atenuar el impacto, otras ocho personas estaban recibiendo atenciÓn mÉdica durante el inesperado accidente, aunque el hospital tiene capacidad para casi 500 pacientes. >> escuchamos que algo se habÍa caÍdo, y nos quedamos sorprendidos, porque fue bastante. reportera: entre los heridos hay dos menores de edad, segÚn autoridades, uno de los niÑos fue trasladado a otro hospital en condiciÓn crÍtica. tres miembros del hospital tambiÉn habrÍan resultado heridos por lo que recibirÁn atenciÓn mÉdica en la escena, la unidad de homicidio vehicular estÁ a cargo de la investigaciÓn. es todo de mi parte desde austin, texas. lidia terrazas, univisiÓn. ilia: en el salvador la seguridad ha sido tema principal del gobierno del presidente bukele, el arresto de

ella fue identificada como michelle holloway, de 57 años, quien fue declarada muerta en la escena. niños, se recuperaron hospitales. se investiga también si la velocidad fue un factor en este accidente. en nueva york, un joven de 19 años y sospechoso de haber atacado a los 2 policías en times square en el mes de enero, volvió a ser arrestado. se trata de darwin gómez, ismael , quien supuestamente robó más de 600 $ y atacó a un empleado de la tienda macy s en queens. gómez había sido puesto en libertad sin pago de fianza tras el incidente con los oficiales en manhattan, pero ahora está arrestado junto a wilson juárez de 21 años, y kevin vita, de 19, y en custodia de eu se encuentran los 3. y ahora este video que llega de florida. un ayudante del sheriff de ocala abre fuego contra un hombre negro que fue requisado, esposado, pero también restringido en una patrulla. el agente respondió así después de confundir, escuche usted el sonido de una bellota cayendo con un disparo. jackson era sospechoso de robar el coche de su novia esa misma mañana y estaba inmovilizado y en el asiento tras

jen holloway.. >> are you going to ask me a question? bo oh, boy.nd then, you know, gavin'sy.he the perfect guy to step in there. he looks like the the white rich villain from ever?y disney movie i've ever seen. >> so could you could you, like, make this guy up any u worsbakes gue? >> get more? well, i mean, he's basically teed u p to take it over. >> kamala is not even in the running anymore. kamawhat kind of fire fight aree going to see on the left if they just leapfrog the first female black vp and give it to the guy who's tall, white and handsome? >> that's a good question. and i don't know, honestly,tion you know, i don't know if you noticed this today, but he kind.yo of like semi endorsed nikki haley for the for the gop today, which is pretty interesting. who dir d? >> gavin newsom. he did. yes. she would be a better candidate than trump. she should. >> her.ould go all in on >> yeah. oh, so they're playing games in our primarye than. jesse: we're playing games in their primary. i mean, i guess that's what politics is all about, isn't it? >>s y

katie holloway bridge: when i found volleyball, it changed my whole entire world.

any international dialogue will ring holloway one thing that people point to over and over one specific practical step that policy is here, are telling us needs to be taken by the international community as a whole or by countries independently is sanctioning or limiting. somehow, the ability for israel to purchase and acquire military weaponry limit israel's ability to continue to build up and already enormous stock pile of weapons. often times from the west, specifically, especially from the united states and europe stopped their ability to be able to purchase and acquire the means with which they are continuing to injure and chill palestinians. be it in gaza or the occupied west bank. and then can you just help put all of this in context for us? how does israel occupation actually play out and people's everyday lives? what is the daily impacts? the daily impact is really all about stealing a squeeze. if i was going to talk about one thing overall it would do the palestinians are continuing to be squeezed and isolated into smaller and smaller spaces. we're here right now in the menora

. >> reporter: the driver, identified as 57-year-old michelle holloway, killed. five others, including two children, injured and transported to another nearby hospital. david, police tonight don't believe this was intentional, but they also don't believe this was a medical episode. when we asked them, what exactly does that mean, they wouldn't provide clarity. they'd only say that they are in the infancy stages of this investigation. david? >> david: but a terrifying scene. mireya villarreal tonight, thank you. >>> we're also tracking two fast-moving storms tonight, one storm bringing more snow to parts of the plains, then the midwest, and heading right into the east. the other storm starting in the pacific northwest, reaching all the way across the country again. let's get right to rob marcian timing both of these systems out. >> reporter: hi, david. the cold air has moved into much of the east. these are two quick hitters, as you mentioned. one is hitting the west coast right now. the middle one already over iowa, and looks like minnesota, the great lakes getti

holloway will see further spells of framing to uh, west in australia, right with the next style. so as a result of what was proposed a site for a link and then a slot sway for the southwards at east with is weakening features. i think so crash the appraisals the make or what its through i into the 2nd half of the week down. so we'll just southeast, in cold weather, just clipping the fall south east of the west. the weather will be around the top and just around the fall northwest right around the gulf commentary. a pushing up towards the cape, your peninsula, some raw, the wet weather coming through here, then down into a se. we still have a bit of a suddenly pushed to where i winced, the hope bought them from melbourne. 41 celsius, the top temperature here. so if you want, and i'd like gives you an idea of what's to come as we go on into tuesday. it warms up here is dry and bright notice and all of the possible stride. yeah, up towards the tropical regions do remain a very unsettled, a heavy best of rain coming for more of the same on wednesday. and if i to far risks down toward

officers say 57-year-old michelle holloway was behind the wheel tuesday evening when her car crashed a glass wall at st. david's north austin medical center. >> there is no indication at this time that this is an intentional act, nor does it indicate that the driver suffered from a medical episode. >> reporter: eyewitness video shows the chaos inside of the lobby. the car's wheels were still spinning, sending smoke from burning rubber billowing into the air. water flooded the floor and a car leveled a large aquarium. >> i hear a loud bang. like something falling. >> reporter: stephen hughes captured the scene on his cell phone while at the hospital for his wife's surgery. >> it was very surreal. it felt like a movie at first. i realized quickly, this is -- this is pretty serious. >> reporter: five people were hurt, including two children. fire crews pulled the driver from the car and administered cpr, but she died a short time later. tonight, first responders are praising the quick reaction of the emergency room staff. >> the medical staff definitely jumped in in harm's way and were

weather is next then inside story examines issues of whether peace can be achieved with the the, the holloway looking at some try with them now pushing in across the western pa, so very wrong cloud and right. things know that. so making his way up towards afghanistan brought to dry weather coming back in behind. we was picking up a little around the golf as we go through tuesday into wednesday, and it will be a little cooler than a slight possibility of some showers still affecting. i know i'm positive golf by that stage, or perhaps a little bit of wintry, whether it's just a, with a high ground or around. but for most, as you can see, it is looking long as you try last the draw. i picture across the west the side of the med, so it was decided live and says, well, we have got some shop showers just around the gaza full deposit cheese. i brought us guys to come back to. we are going to see it staying long as you drive and bright as we go on into wedding stay. so settled conditions, of course that northeast and side of africa on several conditions for the north western side of africa, north ame

how farm is drove, the protest to the headquarters culture menaces are meeting the holloway looking at some try with them now. pushing in across a western pa, so very wrong cloud and gray things know that. so making his way over towards afghanistan brought to dry weather coming back in behind. we was picking up a little around the golf as we go for tuesday into wednesday, and it will be a little cooler than a slight possibility of some showers still affecting. i know i'm positive golf by that stage i perhaps a little bit of wintry why, but just stay with the high ground all around. but for most just you can see it is looking long as you drive lots to draw a picture across the west side of the med, sorry west side of the vines as well. we have got some shop showers just around the gaza, full deposit tuesday. practice guys do come back him. we're all going to see it staying long as you drive and bright as we go one into when stay. so several conditions, of course, that notation side of africa on several conditions for the north western side of africa, north america, north of mount g area

michael spagat is the chair of "every casualty counts" and a professor at royal holloway, universitylondon. he has been collating statistical analysis of the fatalities in gaza. i asked him what he's been looking at. first of all, i'm looking at the pace of the killing and how this compares to some other wars, and i would say that this war has a remarkably rapid pace of killing if you adjust for the population size. so, the graphic is showing a comparison with the war in ukraine over the first year and also with the 2003 war in iraq, the first six weeks, which were dubbed the "shock and awe" period. and what you can see is that the number of people killed per day, per 10,000 of population, is far higher in gaza than it is in either of those. which is not to say that the number of people getting killed is higher, but adjusting for population. of people getting killed is higher, adjusting for population, and that's where you get that huge difference in the size of the bar graphs there. and when you looked a bit deeper into the numbers, what did you find? so, one thing is if you look at

. >> kayleigh: bring in phil holloway, legal adviser to georgia sheriff department. welcome.e clear prior to today's preceding there needed to beevident ushgary hearing, do the facts match the law? >> great to be with you. what the judge said is what i said, ashley merchant has made out a case that would be sufficient grounds to disqualify not only fani willis, everybody who works for her. we know there was a relationship, what we also have heard at least from a former employee under oath, the people who are talking about this relationship are lying about it, they are saying it started much earlier than nathan wade said in his affidavit filed. that raises a big question. the other thing we're seeing them drill down on and have to hear more after lunch, is whether or not that was a solid proof of financial gain by district attorney willis as a result of her steering the taxpayer money through a no-bid contract to her boyfriend nathan wade. that is what this is all really about. they are going to have to answer those questions. to be honest, i don't know how the judge is receiv

that was a holloway.indow was not there. >> reporter: now in their 70s and 80s, these former students walk us through the ruins of their school. >> this was the entrance way. >> reporter: it may not look pretty. >> all of this was desks. >> reporter: this dilapidated structure stands tall in the pages of not only black, but american history. >> a lot of people and children don't know how it was, and how important education can be. >> reporter: a unique partnership between booker t. washington, a former slave, and black education pioneer, and julius rosen walled, a first generation jewish american philanthropist led to the construction of nearly 5000 school houses throughout the jim crow south. the state-of-the-art schools, a major force and improving the quality of education for black children by 1928, one in every five rural schools in the south was a rosen walled school. >> it's a place of community, and a bridge that gap for african americans doing a time when separate was not equal. >> reporter: the s

samuel edward holloway lived to serve others, his nation, his community, and his family. it is fitting that as we mark black history month, we shine a light on his place in the history of michigan's seventh district and the many doors he opened for others to pass through. but before he was dr. holloway, he was simply sam, a young man who came to michigan with his father, who had left the deep south as part of the great migration north. after spending his childhood in various parts of the midwest, sam and his family settled in michigan in the 1940's where he would eventually join the ann arbor high school class of 1951. sam's athletic abilities were evident at a very young age. he was crowned state champion in his wrestling class during his high school years. also clear was his desire to use his life for greater good as he enlisted in the united states army and was honorably discharged in 1983 and he embarked on what would become his lifelong calling, public education. he received his bachelor's and master's degree from eastern michigan university and began his teaching ca

. >> harris: talk about watching, something phil holloway said, she was not supposed to be watching nathan wade yesterday, there was sequestration order in place and he felt she came out and reacted emotionally to whatever nathan wade said. my big question, when you say the state, you mean the defense in all of this. in terms of handing trump's case over to someone else, all those people will have been defending her in this. >> emily: great point and she brought that up when she said, i'm not on trial here, it is donald trump. she at all times is kcognizant f her north star. i have to make this point, when you flip to the back of the bar magazine, it talks about everyone disbarred or disciplined, 95% is mismanagement of client money. we have to have ialta-account and account for every dollar. if you buy a coke with their funds, you are disciplined and maybe disbarred. as steward of taxpayer funds to keep it in the closet in cash because it is cultural, that is a joke. >> harris: whoo. he said, i don't mean to sound racist, most black folks hide cash. we'll move on. awaiting remarks followi

phil holloway will be joining us now. phil, what do we know about the situation? obviously parents all over the country see this happening and think it could happen anywhere. but 22 years old, she leaves for a jog, does not come back, her friend calls the police and within a half hour they find her dead body near the lake. what do you make of what we are learning here? >> great to be with you guys, it's awful it's a sad story. the last co-ed homicide was in 1983 december, that tells you how rare of occurrence this is. you know, athens, georgia, is -- it's a typical college town, very eclectic, you have a lot of different political views there. it's really more left leaning than the rest of the state. some people call the prosecutor over there, you know, a george soros' type prosecutor. i do think we are going to get word soon about an arrest in this case. this situation it's not going to take long. they will use geofencing technology, see what types of smartphones may have come in and out of that crime scene, and that area. they are going to canvas the area lookin

let's bring in in focus phil holloway, former assistant attorney to talk a little bit about what you see going on in the courtroom here. this is "the faulkner focus" and i i'm harris faulkner. >> we are not getting into it. we can establish those, you know, parameters. but miss merchant, can you rephrase the question based on that concern? >> do you believe, you, that your relationship with miss willis is subject to an attorney/client privilege. not if you had one. do you believe that relationship is subject to one? >> i will object to that question as phrased. in what context? any conversation with his attorneys is privileged. that i think is clear. what's not clear to me from that question is that she is asking in the context of your communication with your attorneys, is that? or outside that context? >> miss merchant, we need to figure out what are we getting at with this? >> i'm trying to figure out if he thought their relationship was attorney/client privilege. it will be asserted and that's all i'm asking. >> the actions themselves wouldn't be at issue. >> someone saw them, som

joining us now with legal perspective on our top stories attorney philip holloway.has been quite day watching this courtroom drama unfold. what's your assessment at the end of all of this with fani willis' testimony? >> great to be with you again, bret. listen, this was, quite frankly, an embarrassing spectacle. it was a display of uberous. this was the kind of behavior and demeanor that you really wouldn't expect to see from a legal professional, certainly not someone who bills themselves as an objective and fair minded prosecutor. instead, fani willis came into the courtroom, she was obviously mad. she had a mission. she was on a mission to defend her paramour from the attacks that it appeared that she had been watching. she said under oath she was not. those of us watching the reaction was, look, she has disobeyed the judge's ruling. she has been listening to this testimony because she came in there really, really hot. now, i think though that at the end of this, bret, she may actually prevail on this hearing. let me say why. she gave this testimony, believable o

last week, accused approaching to assassinate president nicholas madura holloway associates being housing under torres prison for political detainees. summit, y'all has been critical event as well as on forces for decades. today as your lawyer, i cannot speak about the circumstances under which she was the team because we did not know the file. what i can see clearly is that there was a force disappearance and that for us to use some of the gals, right to defense and due process is being violated. that is obvious and clear. it's all still a head here on al jazeera. one level one is through, so the cast, all right, please send me final, the action coming up to date and the business like this. this wrote to you believe i guess as i live slowly on, one of your makes modern pleads. the business leg just is free to you believe i guess is an ice fly on one of your just makes model leads the back. it's time to support your feet. it sounds good. thank you so much. get in and buffy has told pen or sandra. man, that he will leave the club at the end of the season, the terms of use to punch it on ge

holloway. yeah. that's how we'vet going o . figu that's not going down. >> you know, saturday night is different are all right, weeke raymond have a wonderful weekennd jeand for your wishes o tonight. >> all right, that's it for us tonight. don't forgetr us ton forget, yol stay connected with us. follow me on social on facebook and instagram. we have some fun poll questions out there. ie. we'llt back on that on monday. thank you for watching. remember, it is america no amerw forever. >> pete hegseth, he's in for jesse. he takes it from here. >> good evening. i'm trace gallagher. ce: goodit's 8 p.m. on the west 11:00 here in new york city. and this11:0 i is late news foxs tonight. >> and breaking america is now responding to the attacksed thr that killed three us soldiers in jordan. so far, the u.s. militareen y launching 85 retaliatory airstrikes against iranian and e in iraq and syria. and there could be many more rounds ahead. but iran is responding now with defiance, saying they knew the u.s. would not dare attackat insideta

holloway. yeah. that's how we'vet going o .igu that's not going down. >> you know, saturday night is different are all right, weeke raymond have a wonderful weekennd jeand for your wishes o tonight. >> all right, that's it for us tonight. don't forgetr us ton forget, yol stay connected with us. follow me on social on facebook and instagram. we have some fun poll questions out there. ie. we'llt back on that on monday. thank you for watching. remember, it is america no amerw forever. >> pete hegseth, he's in for jesse. he takes it from here. >> good evening. i'm trace gallagher. ce: goodit's 8 p.m. on the west 11:00 here in new york city. and th

the brought to you by visit castle, holloway will say some very know as to whether into a good part of china, right. with the next a day or 2, we've got to have you right into the central pos, this weather system here. just running right back into the hearts of try to bring you some really big down pulls and so i've flooding consent. certainly a possibility. and last is that pretty cold. a fatty watch bright, a wintry mix of rain, slaten, snow, freezing rain as well, where these 2 come together. so that's us know that stretches across the yellow sea into the korean peninsula and northern parts of japan. cooling off somewhat more into a toki. i just 7 celsius as we go through 1st they sell the merits of japan, so you can very heavy rain for time. heavy rain will continue your cost system from the southern parts of china as we go through the next steps. type of thing. pretty unsettled for those central pass code to the north. mulberry. i'm settled across the western side of 40. i much of innovation. i think some live the down poles as per usual in the china general dry and south a little

now, secret, i am indebted to the former curator of this museum and dear friend don holloway, who tipped me off to something. and then we had to keep the secret between ourselves for nine years because it was too good to release. gerald ford's adoptive father actually never did adopt him. but the man who ford formally was wayne king jr, always regarded his father. he had a father's name was george ford. he abandoned his family, was a bigamist, killed in a very suspicious to me. still unsolved mystery of a train accident near saint louis. the scandal broke. the ford family had to send a representative to saint louis to retrieve the corpse, which the widow was going to bury without telling them. and the reason that matters is this because the man who became gerald ford, senior george ford son, told himself at a very early age that he was going to be 180 degrees different from his father. and it was those values that he passed on to the former welterweight king who became gerald ford jr until 1962, when his father died. so those values would have collided with real loyalty that day itself.

officers say 57-year-old michelle holloway was behind the wheel tuesday evening when her car crasheds no indication at this time that this is an intentional act, nor does it indicate that the driver suffered from a medical episode. >> reporter: eyewitness video shows the chaos inside of the lobby. the car's wheels were still spinning, sending smoke from burning rubber billowing into the air. water flooded the floor when the car leveled a large aquarium. >> i hear a loud bang, like something falling. >> reporter: steven hughes captured the scene on his cell phone while at the hospital for his wife's surgery. >> it was very surreal. it felt like a movie at first. i realized quickly that this is pretty serious. >> reporter: five people were hurt, including two children. fire crews pulled the driver from the car and administered cpr, but she died a short time later. tonight first responders are praising the quick reaction of the emergency room staff. >> medical staff definitely jumped in, in harm's way, and we're incredibly grateful. >> reporter: we still don't know what caused the drive

after the uaw's success last year, 13 year volkswagen employee vicky holloway says the union's time has think we have a chance this time. unless your eyes are just closed and your ears and you don't hear anything, then you realize that we do need a union. >> reporter: the uaw now says a union vote in chattanooga is approaching. it will be another defining moment for shawn fain and for the american labor movement. >> organized labor led the way for the american dream. and that's falling by the wayside the last 40 years. it's our obligation to humanity to change that. >> reporter: you are not going to give up on that? >> not at all. that's the mission. i'll be honest. by the end of the day, my floors...yeesh. but who has the time to clean? that's why i love my swiffer wetjet. it's a quick and easy way to get my floors clean. wetjet absorbs and locks grime deep inside. look at that! swiffer wetjet. voices of people with cidp: cidp disrupts. cidp derails. let's be honest... all: cidp sucks! voices of people with cidp: but living with cidp doesn't have to. when you sign up at shiningthroughc

the first is the great theologian stanley holloway us, and the other is the great stanley cavell. the first has to do with my administrative role. i spent nearly decades at baylor university in the religion department, mostly working on philosophical theology. in the last year, i've joined the dark side and become an administrator. my title is a dean. i breathe it by calling myself an esteemed. i even had some friend aides give me a placard to that effect. my real aspiration action is to become an associate provost so that i can become an asp pro. first set of reflections will have to do with more formation and my role as an administrator and asking the question can universities afford a liberal arts and humanities program? the second will be about democracy. and what cavell calls the education of grown ups. so the first begins with a story former student of mine currently a medical student, a phd student at an elite university, was an undergrad. he had turned a football scholarship to come and study at baylor university. and jake was one of these kids that when walks in the class

um, we took a load of prisoners from holloway to cookham wood on transfer and, um, the staff there whenwould you like a cuppa? we all said yes , we were cuppa? we all said yes, we were parched. um, and, uh, they shouted myra and you know, the photo you've just seen was not what turned up . you know, it was what turned up. you know, it was this little old woman with brown mousy hair, um, a, um , a brown mousy hair, um, a, um, a brown sort of cardigan on with. the elbows were worn through and sort of dirty old sort of shuffling, slippery sort of shoes and, um , like, denim shoes and, um, like, denim skirt. you know, she looked literally nothing like that picture . and of course, picture. and of course, everybody, whenever you say the word myra hindley thinks that that's what she looked like , but that's what she looked like, but she didn't at all. i can assure you. >> uh, rose west is another inmate that you encountered. vanessa she, of course, a serial killer who collaborated with her husband , fred west, in the husband, fred west, in the torture and murder of at least nine young women i