hey, geri. d.o.a. off a fight at a construction site, james. - couple of coalitions involved. - okay. hey, boss. geri just told me, uh, a friend of hers is dead atatis apartment. she found him hanging. i don't know if you want her to ride over there with somebody. give 'em what t formation you have so they can take a look at it. i'd rather give it to detective sipowicz. no. kirkendall and russell's how we're gonna do it. all right. construction coalition, huh? mm-hmm. there's a solid bunch of citizens. um, can you talk to her about it? sure. don't put me through this like a suspect, all right, lieutenant? no one is treating you like a suspect, geri. antatanize me like you have before, and i won't cooperate. i understand. geri, is your friend there now? his name is tom konigsberg, and that's all i know about it. if you give us tom's address, diane and i can get over there. [ chuckles ] you're gonna have a real good time with me, aren't you? why don't you just write the address for us, geri? come

did you kill him, geri? i was just in there crying, and he started without me, which he was doing more and more. he told me six weeks ago that he was having other people in to dominate him too. i started trying to be friendly to you after that because you're blustery, but in your heart, i think you take people as you find them. and i thought maybe... so they realize you were innocent is no tears or "he begun seeing other people," let the d.a. start looking at jealousy or so forth. you both liked playing these games. you were his spotter. while you were in the crapper, he jumps the gun, you come out, you find tom dead. come back like i said, right? yeah, you kept your word good, ray. that's detectives simone and sipowicz. guys, this is ray harvey. - how's it going? - o-- okay. so, uh-- so, i told you, uh, this morning they just want to go over the sequence with you. i don't know no sequence 'cause i didn't see what went down. so, we got that established now. okay, ray? - your position is you don't know nothin

final answer. >> okay, geri. >> yeah. [cheers and applause] >> geri, come on! >> good to meet you. >> hello. >> how you doing? welcome. come on out here. [cheers and applause] >> let's do this. >> $50,000. you gotta--like, we gotta think >> you're gonna make me say on national television that i do not know "star wars"? [both laugh] >> come on. you--no, i--listen. >> okay, okay, okay. >> i know. everything sounds right now. now that it's tied to $50,000. if you asked me this in a bar, i would have gotten it. [laughter] >> we're in a bar. we're in a bar. we're in a bar. >> all right. >> whoo, karaoke. >> so... >> [laughs softly] i feel like... >> the original... [mouthing] >> i-i don't know why, i feel like the word galaxy is in it, but, also... >> [sighs] >> the civil war... [groans] >> i know. >> i don't think they would start it off with an evil empire spreads. like, who would say that, like...? >> or a darkness is encroaching. >> yeah, they're not gonna start it off negative. >> mm. what you're best guess? and how confident are you in it? percentage-wise? >>

geri lynn, final thoughts on you?> [ sighs ] i'm very much solution-focused. >> we're talking about military sexual trauma, or mst for joinit now are three guests. heath phillips is an mst survivor and advisory board member for protect our defenders. nancy parrish is the founder of protect our defenders. it's a human-rights organization which fights to help veterans who have been sexually assaulted. and colonel don christensen is the new president of protect our defenders. i want to thank you all for being here. this is a story that we've been following and working on for a long time. it's really hard to get attention on this subject, and, heath, something terrible happened to you when you were just a young man in the military. so -- so, tell me. let me start with you. >> um... i joined the military at 17. um, boot camp and everything was everything that you were told it is. once i boarded my ship, that's when the nightmare began. i was sexually assaulted by six fellow shipmates. my command chose to ignore me instead

geri lynn, final thoughts on you? >> [ sighs ] i'm very much solution-focused.nd so, my feeling is create a sense of hope by letting people know that... there are people that care, not just us. there are a lot of other advocates in this realm that are there to, you know, give you a lifeline, to help support you so that you can get the healing that you deserve and that you need, and that's the most important thing. that's the beginning. ♪ >> when we come back, you'll meet another veteran who was sexually assaulted in the military who got the help he needed, and you'll meet some of the key people leading the way and offering help and resources for survivors. thank you so much. did you say honey? hey, try some? mmm that is tasty. is it real? of course... are you? nope animated you know i'm always looking for real honey for honey nut cheerios well you've come to the right place. great, mind if i have another taste? not at all mmm you're all right bud? never better i don't know if he likes that. yeah part of the complete breakfast >> we're talking about military sexu

geri lynn, final thoughts on you? >> [ sighs ] i'm very much solution-focused. my feeling is create a sense of hope by letting people know that... there are people that care, not just us. there are a lot of other advocates in this realm that are there to, you know, give you a lifeline, to help support you so that you can get the healing that you deserve and that you need, and that's the most important thing. that's the beginning. ♪ >> when we come back, you'll meet another veteran who was sexually assaulted in the military who got the help he needed, and you'll meet some of the key people leading the way and offering help and resources for survivors. >> we're talking about military sexual trauma, or mst for short. joining us in the studio right now are three guests. heath phillips is an mst survivor and advisory board member for protect our defenders. nancy parrish is the founder of protect our defenders. it's a human-rights organization which fights to help veterans who have been sexually assaulted. and colonel don christensen is the new president of protect ou

geri lynn, final thoughts on you? >> [ sighs ] i'm very much solution-focused.nd so, my feeling is create a sense of hope by letting people know that... there are people that care, not just us. there are a lot of other advocates in this realm that are there to, you know, give you a lifeline, to help support you so that you can get the healing that you deserve and that you need, and that's the most important thing. that's the beginning. ♪ >> when we come back, you'll meet another veteran who was sexually assaulted in the military who got the help he needed, and you'll meet some of the key people leading the way and offering help and resources for survivors. welcome aboard my starship. ahoy, mateys! it's full of things i love... like me brave crew... and my fellow space adventures and free of things i don't. like aliens. just like eye patches. and when it's time to refuel, i eat chex cereal. it's full of stuff we pirates need. no artificial flavors, and it's gluten-free. excelsior! eat up, me hearties! keep it down! i'm exploring the galaxy. arrrr, that's not even

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please join me in welcoming geri payawal shepard. geri's a breast-cancer survivor, as i mentioned. she's also the author of "two of a kind: the story of how my little boy and i survived cancer." it's great to have you here today. >> thank you so much. >> so, you just deal with your own child with cancer and the dramatic trauma, the difficulties of that, and then you have to deal with yourself. what is that like? >> it was really quite challenging. to tell you the truth, when i was diagnosed with breast cancer, i actually just felt numb. i had no emotion left to give for myself because i felt like we had all the emotion to give i really didn't process it. it was when the doctors started telling me that i had to do chemo that it really hit me that it was unimaginable that it was happening to us at the same time, and my husband and i even said that, you know, "there's no way that lightning could possibly strike twice." but it happened, and we just had to deal with it as it happened. >> did you find yourself not even worrying about yourself because you were giving so much to your son?

geri. what is it? good night. good night. geri, i've thought about this more... and i'm not satisfied you can successfully work in proximity to detective sipowicz. i'm certainly capable of it. i've spoken with sergeant lorenzo in anticrime... i'd prefer to do this in-house, but if you'd like, we can approach thihiofficially. meaning what? meaning i could write up your behavior... and we can see where that comes out. i'i'really having a lot of difficulty believing... adults can't deal with something like this. - are you willing to accept the transfer? - yes. okay. that'll be effective tomorrow morning. good night. good night, lieutenant. you can come out now. your boss has done your dirty work for you. are you leaving here? i'm transferred upstairs, effective tomorrow morning. good. - hey, andy. - hi. simone's got your guy in interview 2. m here for the by. i'm detective kirkendall. this is the child. [baby cries] [medav] come on. got him? yeah. just give us a second, henry, huh? bobby, i appreciate the consideration, letting

. >> geri. >> look, do you know how many people make minimum wage around the country? it's only like 3.9% of workers. it's nobody. if you care about how much money people make, don't worry about the minimum wage, make the economy grow faster. that's going to make it happen. >> you know, ben, that's a great point and half of those three percent that geri are talking about is teenagers. this is a political issue and the progressives push it hard. >> well the children are wealthy, doctors, dentists, lawyers, and bankers making it an issue on college campuses. they're not worrying and the minimum wage. they get paid by their parents as they're smoking pot and playing video games. and believe me, i know this from experience. >> oh. >> and we know the certainty, raising the minimum wage causes unemployment. that being said, it's fine with me if you want to raise the minimum wage, it's perfectly fine with me. i'm happy to pay $10 for a big mac. >> you could afford it. you could afford it, right? >> i love big macs. >> here's the bottom line, in addition to the wisdom that ben

him being in the casino business -- >> and geri being a showgirl. >> and geri being a showgirl, thiss like hollywood -- hollywood lights. >> that's right. >> how do you pitch it to a prospective buyer with the history? 'cause some people don't like the idea it's a mob house. let's face it. >> sure. the history is the biggest part of this home, and it's a beautiful home. >> mm-hmm. >> but the history behind it is what makes it so unique. so, the story of lefty rosenthal and tony spilotro and everything that went on here, that's the angle that we use to market this home. >> up next, a look inside of one of the most beautiful properties you can imagine. >> this is a special home. the style would be classified as a desert contemporary. it gets you from the get-go. >> it does. when we come right back. [ woman vocalizing ] many people clean their dentures with toothpaste or plain water. and even though their dentures look clean, in reality they're not. if a denture were to be put under a microscope, we can see all the bacteria that still exists on the denture, and that bacteria multiplies

geri: this is someplace i love, i love coming to every day. this place just means a lot to me.onis: and dan, the wine buyer who brought enthusiasm and passion. dan: what i brought to the business was a book of business that i'd built over 20 years. lemonis: whoa. and mike, who was the bar manager. i was so blown away by their dedication that i made a deal, but one with a catch. i put in $300,000 for 76% of the business. but 25% of my share would be handed over directly to the employees. [ laughter ] people, for me, is the only reason that businesses fail or they survive. man: guys, to a new beginning. lemonis: cheers. with the staff now truly empowered, we went to work. i spent an additional $350,000 renovating the entire restaurant... there you go. man: aah! lemonis: ...the real moneymaker. and while there were some bumps along the way... well, greg's not in charge anymore. -i'm in charge. -man: yeah, i understand. -lemonis: do we understand that? -man: absolutely. lemonis: ...the new amazing grapes was amazing. mike, this is crazy, how busy it is. mike: yeah, it's -- yeah, it

well geri halliwell, emma bunton and mel b.ed a new video with a message, we hope to told you soon. hold up, that we probably won't include posh or sporty spice. the videos from the youtube channel and think about the gem, g-e-m, standing for geri, emma andmel. >> i i need all five of them. today marks the 20th anniversary and because it's flashback friday, kev, we know what you want, what you really, really want. >> you didn't. >> i tried. >> "e.t." spice rewind. >> hi," e.t." we're the spi girls. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> 20 years what we all wanted was to be a spice girl. whe fancied yourself scary, sporty, posh, baby or ginger. >> do you have a favorite spice girl? like scary spice. >> why? >> and baby >> from the 11-year-old ole sen twins to prince william and 13-year-old prince harry. their breakout song, "wannabe" hit nu in 37 countries and sold 37 million copies worldwide. ♪ ♪ >> it may have been 15, 20 minutes. >> how are you guys feeling with all the talk about the spice girls. you know you guys are -- >> great! >> we're on that bus.

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enter charles payne, geri willis, zack, and adam. bulls and bears, charlie, i don't know where the hell charlie is. he's probably back, let's keep it that way. what do you think? >> you know, we know already that the progressive message has been free stuff free stuff free stuff, we always say how do you pay for it? one thing i'm seeing with them, they're fine tuning the message, well you pay for it through the e boles of capitalism and the corporate balance sheet, the corporate income statement. and this has been a target for a long time. she talked about the billions, $52 billion, that has to come from somewhere. >> right. >> and it's really, it's really unfortunate that they don't make that particular leap or they see that part as being nefarious. words will generate to do all of these free things that society joes her and others. >> she never advocated she did think banks should pay more, very, very rich should pay more. bill gates and all of these. and that that will be -- i'm not sure to judge where money comes from, can we look

. >> reporter: now ron, and his new wife, geri, decide to bring his daughter into their home. >> she was a little distant, but it was a very short period of time before she had both arms through my arms. >> reporter: on the advice of a lawyer, the rohbocks and sherilyn leave the creek and go into hiding, a secret seven-day road trip to california, to buy some time for the judge to grant the rohbocks legal custody. >> we got down to santa monica. and we got a room. and we walked over to bubba gump's. >> she lit up. >> she was having fun. >> reporter: she had been taught world was evil. >> reporter: and here you were >> it wasn't. it was fun. >> reporter: for the rohbocks, these first baby steps toward a new family life for sherilyn seemed to be going well. and for charlene jeffs, a surprise phone call of her own. >> my husband called me and said, "hey, let's settle this out of court." >> reporter: her husband, lyle jeffs, agreed to a secret meeting, and reluctantly gives up custody. >> we're here to file custody paper, so that i can get my two underage children. >> reporter: the judge

but ron and geri notice something odd in sherilyn's behavior. >> she was writing in shorthand.e so concerned about not stopping in mesquite? >> reporter: so, at her insistence, they pull off the freeway and drive into this parking lot. >> sherilyn's sitting in the vehicle, okay. she didn't want to get out. so, i walked around to her side of the car, and at that very minute, the truck pulls up. she jumps out of the car. they grab her, she's in the truck and they're gone. i mean, it happened like clockwork. >> reporter: the rohbocks say they have no doubt that she somehow tipped off the flds and helped set up this brazen snatch-bac so, where is your daughter now? >> i have no idea. >> my personal belief is that she's right over here in lyle's complex. i helped build that property. you know how many secret hiding places there are in that place? they've got caverns within caverns in there. >> reporter: the resistance and resources of the remaining flds hardcore membership raises some disturbing questions. could they resort to violence as the leadership of this outlaw church loses i

it is still experimental, but geri believes that it works. >> now i am functioning, i am working, i am busy. >> reporter: another treating of depression at mass general a use of the small doses of the drug ketamine. depression is the most common disorders in the u.s. and likely caused by chemical imbalances in the brain. >> a lot of people don't realize that it is a treatable condition, and they can feel better, and sometimes as quickly as a few weeks. linda ciampa. >>> a new dangerous trend has landed a local teenager in the hospital and now he wants others to learn from his mistake. the challenge is simple, someone ties their arms and leg and the person tries to get free. scaleler fell while his arms and legs were taped up. he fell so hard that slammed his head into the concrete that it caused a brain anlism. >> i am just lucky to be alive. >> just really scary seeing my son like this. >> encourage kids not to do it. when i think about it, like, i become sad. and, like, i am very happy because, -- i am happy, like, because i survived it. >> daniel: skyler pinched nerves in his eye so