when he entered the trailer, a paramedic was attending to lisa. she was lying in her bed. ook good. marty's only thought was to help her, but he had to secure his rifle, so he ran back to his cruiser to lock it up. >> i got on my radio and i think i told dispatch, "get 58 out here." >> call 58 and have him get out here. >> reporter: badge 58 meant deputy todd caldwell, lisa's father. >> in hindsight, i wish i wouldn't have done that. i wish i would -- >> why do you say that? >> well, because i saw a lot of things that morning and now because of me, because of asking him to, you know, come out there, he's going to have to live with some of those same images that i do now. >> reporter: todd caldwell was asleep, but his cell phone was plugged in next to the bed, always ready for a middle-of-the-night emergency call. >> we get a call from, you know, a dispatcher i've known for 20 years and i can tell that his voice is different. and from what i remember, he just said, you know, you need to get out to lisa's house. she's been shot and isn't breathing." >> reporter: todd's wife a

thought he was the father of her car. -- child. >> inmate 2012, did you know lisa techel? d before lisa married seth and ended weeks before the murder. >> at some point, did your relationship with lisa techel become sexual? >> yes, did. >> we are talking texting, are we? >> no, sir. >> we're talking sexual intercourse? >> correct. >> for lisa's father that she had a lover was a cruel blow. >> by lisa? my second thought is, i don't want to tell amy because i know she won't be happy. >> does the tincture memory at all? >> really what it did for me is i have so many questions i'll never get the chance to ask her. i love lisa. she was a human being and made mistakes. >> the graphic testimony about her affair and how police overlooked it fit perfectly with the defense's theme of a botched investigation on the rushed against seth. >> he should've been investigated. >> investigators never spoke to jason while they were building their case against seth. prosecutors contacted him days before the third trial started. >> may 2012 and sometime in june 2014, no one talked to you? >> no,

that wasn't necessarily a reflection of the subsidies aspect of this with -- >> lisa: he said he didn'tt to lift the repeal in 2018. >> kennedy: he said he didn't want to bring it up on the table agenda. feels it's a distraction moving forward -- with infrastructure and dodd frank. >> david: before you get to that part of it, let's look of the reality what he would have to do. work with democrats. democrats, it doesn't serve them to work with the republicans on this. you would need 60 votes in some cases outside of reconciliation to do. this you can't get democrats on tax reform, which is actually for the poor. you can't get them to be honest about obamacare, which over 80% of the people who pay the obamacare penalty, the tax penalty make under $50,000 a year and they are not all in the wings of the country. they are in small towns. they are in areas like access to like 20 counties in ohio where healthcare has been taken away from them. >> kennedy: something the democrats need to address. >> yes. >> kennedy: hurts not only low income people but people in rural areas who geographically d

he told them he hadn't seen anyone resembling lisa and devon in the store, but he agreed to meet with detectives to look at photographs. when he arrived at police headquarters, investigators noticed that he was wearing makeup. >> i went and got a wet paper towel and asked him if he would wipe the makeup off his face. it literally made my hair stand on end because you could see that they were perfect scratches from fingernails on his face. >> he told police he had been out mosh dancing the night before and that someone had accidentally scratched him. mosh dancing was a popular fad at the time, which involved a crowd of dancers slamming into one another. investigators discovered that fairley had told friends something different. >> he initially said, oh, i had to break up a fight at work, you know, i took the trash out the back, there was a fight in the alley, and i had to break it up. there were three guys on one, and i had to break it up. that's kind of a chivalrous nice thing to do, helping someone out that's in trouble. >> a background check revealed that caleb fairley was a former

in fact, nash had not even taken a basic blood stain analysis class when he investigated lisa's deathse the following year, but was still not an expert when he testified at trial. dwight sought out the best in the field. >> i found two of the world's most renowned blood spatter experts. >> he sent the crime scene photos to both of them. >> and they both independently came to the same conclusion. >> that dan nash was quite simply dead wrong. one of them wrote, "the blood stain evidence and the presence of gunshot residue on the right hand of lisa jennings are consistent with a self-inflicted gunshot wound." but as any lawyer will tell you, undoing a jury's guilty verdict is well nigh impossible. so what now? coming up -- a life interrupted. >> he missed out on me turning 16, me getting married. i have a kid now. he missed that. >> wow, wow. >> he missed out on a lot. >>> will brad jennings miss even more? when "dateline" continues. our new house is amazing. great street, huge yard. there is a bit of an issue with our neighbors fencing. neighbor 1: allez! (sound from wind chimes) neighb

when he entered the trailer, a paramedic was attending to lisa. she was lying in her bed. good. marty's only thought was to help her, but he had to secure his rifle, so he ran back to his cruiser to lock it up. >> i got on my radio and i think i told dispatch, "get 58 out here. " >> call 58 and have him get out here. >> badge 58 meant deputy todd caldwell, lisa's father. >> in hindsight, i wish i wouldn't have done that. i wish i would -- >> why do you say that? >> well, because i saw a lot of things that morning and now because of me, because of asking him to, you know, come out there, he's going to have to live with some of those same images that i do now. >> todd caldwell was asleep, but his cell phone was plugged in next to the bed, always ready for a middle-of-the-night emergency call. >> we get a call from, you know, a dispatcher i've known for 20 years and i can tell that his voice is different. and from what i remember, he just said, you know, you need to get out to lisa's house. she's been shot and isn't breathing. " >> todd's wife amy bolted out of bed. her step-

lisa: he said it yesterday. november 15, he has a very big announcement of mar-a-lago.: did he get in the way of mr. vance's efforts? lisa: i do not know if he got in the way of it. this has happened a few times. tom: dave matthews band is a band that plays here. jonathan: so easy to trick you guys. relax. let's talk about the spirit inflation is top in mind, we talked about -- let's talk about this, inflation is top in mind. we talk about the fiscal package in 2021, central bank policy, constraints around the world, who do they blame at all? >> the republicans blame it on the biden administration. they will make it back to things like the american rescue package . if you talk to economists, they will say it is marginal and the impact on the final inflation number. you talk to democrats in they say this is a global issue. if you look at where the united states stands versus inflation, the u.s. is in a much better shape. we are seeing countries in europe that have much better inflation. they point to ukraine, supply chain bottlenecks coming out of the pandemic. the eleph

lisa: he abandoned us.the vitality of the food here, and europe in general, the best was in istanbul in my travels. steven major, thank you so much. i'm not having a full english tomorrow. we will do a full english data check. we can do that. the headline number for me with richard mailer coming up his brent crude. $116.85. lisa: what does this mean for refined products? i'm curious how the windfall tax plays into this, whether it is the beginning of a host of taxes around the world. exactly. what is going to be the consequence? do you see more investment in oil and gas production, or loopholes any retracement -- and a retracement because they raise -- because there is a resentment? tom: i tried to pay in crypto. what a grim week for crypto. i have less than scott minerd. he says up to $400,000. then $8,000 on crypto. lisa: it has not been the safe asset a lot of people expected. i think you should start the triple leveraged all crypto fund. tom: we tried that. coming up, alina polyakova, president of the c

he arrested his friend seth techel. a fellow deputy put the cuffs on him. they were lisa's cuffs, the ones she'd used as a reserve deputy. so this has gotta be just more than your brain can absorb. >> definitely, yeah. >> reporter: little sister, "i'll always love you," and now, he's going downtown, he's about to be charged. >> yep. i couldn't understand it. we wouldn't ever dream or ever >> reporter: seth's dream was to drive a sheriff's car as a deputy. but now the wannabe cop was cuffed, riding in the back seat, and about to be charged with the murder of his wife. seth techel goes on trial. but before it even starts, the prosecution suffers a major blow. >> bad for us, great for them. >> then a clue changes everything. >> i believe it to be the most compelling piece of evidence in most people who sign up for health insurance on healthcare.gov qualify for financial help to make coverage more affordable, lowering their monthly premiums. many find low premium plans for less than $75 dollars a month. if you don't sign up, you have to pay a penalty of $695 or more. your last

and he responds, "forever." >> right, yes. two days before lisa's death, and in a follow-up text, rachel asked seth if he'd told his wife he wanted a divorce yet. >> and he responds, "well, we talked. i told her i wasn't happy, she got mad then sad, then i slept on the couch, so hello, mrs. resuscitator." >> correct. >> reporter: rachel told the jury that she and co-workers nicknamed seth "mr. resuscitator" because he was a volunteer firefighter who often bragged about his life-saving cpr heroics. >> so he was going to be mr. resuscitator and you were going to be mrs. resuscitator. >> yeah. >> reporter: then to drive home their contention that seth chose murder over divorce, prosecutors called a co-worker who'd been a confidante of seth's. >> i just expressed he just needed to either end his marriage or end it with rachel. >> and in saying that he should techel, did he make any comment concerning child support? >> he asked me if i wanted to pay his child support. >> reporter: and then the witness recalled another remark seth made about lisa. >> he s

>> lisa: he said he made it smart.ome of his business is filed for chapter 11. >> harris: i get all that. here's where both sides come together. why not just release them? >> gov. huckabee: i will tell you why. i did release mine as a candidate. the most thing i ever did. >> harris: why? >> gov. huckabee: all you are doing is handing your opponents hundreds of pages -- in his case, thousands of pages, out of context, to be lifted out in political opposition. then he spends all his time trying to respond to nitpicking questions about his tax returns. >> harris: would it behoove the president to say exactly what you just said? >> gov. huckabee: i think he pretty much has. >> harris: rather than "i'm under on it, parentally under audit?" i just wonder, you could shut it down. you obviously have expanse with this. >> gov. huckabee: it was a disaster. i didn't have much to show. but i'm telling you, my opponent didn't, i did, and i pay dearly for it. i would never do it again. i've sent to the president, don't do it. don't

and now he's. lisad she the ro romannians, silver back gorilla starting around the very late. kelly claims he's very calm and doesn't carry grudges. he's like a living buddha. i wanted to go up and rub his belly. but he would probably throw his own poo at me. >>> topic number three, cats are the delve. they will go out of their lives to. eat you to death. and this cat took a flying leap into his chicken took a flying leap to his casserole and the spawn of satan was caught in the act thanks to a security camera. check it. >> what the. [bleep] . lisa: the next night instead the chicken, he put a pot of boiling water on the counter to see if the cat could kim swim. nope. but she made for a fine stew. and guess what? she tastes like the president just like chicken. topic number four.r. last week pro surfer saved himself from certain death by punching a shark in the back that was about to eat him alive. look at that. i could never get enough of that video. but this week it was another pro surfer, jamie o'bri

is he conveying the right message and is strong enough message as we enter the new year? >> lisa: i think he's been trying by pushing increased sanctions. the problem is china's cheating. we recently found out that russia is treating. my biggest fear with all this is that cia director mike pompeo's and not too long ago that we are only a few months away from north korea achieving the technology that they want. >> kennedy: do you believe that when north korea says they are completely equipped and their program is complete? >> lisa: i have more faith in director pompeo saying as much in it there only a few months away from that. what can we do? what do we do and that in period of time? that's not a lot of time to put pressure on china to do anything or sanctions. does that leave military options? the pentagon said the only way to fully get rid of the nuclear site is a ground invasion. i'm pretty fearful of what we do with north korea and what options we have. >> harris: before i asked this question, i always get feedback on social media like how could she not know that? but i have

i really can't >> kevin was just as drawn t lisa, according to kevin sister >> i remember kevin telling me that he met somebody her name is lisa i think i really like her. >> both kevin and lisa had bee married before and both ha children lisa had meghan. kevin had cody >> kevin was always good wit children >> this is a family friend who has known kevin all his life >> good father >> good father >> dedicated father. >> absolutely. absolutely >> kevin was a jack of man trades a truck driver, a school bus driver, an emergency medical technician lisa dedicated her life to social work, helping in caring for sexually abused kids kaitlan was one of lisa' coworkers. >> she just wanted to help people we worked in sex abuse that's a very difficult subjec a lot of people can't deal with she really prided herself on helping these families and being able to help, you know make a difference. >> everyone admired leases selflessness her friend, carry, also worked with lisa. >> but the happy times for the knoefel's blended and extended family would end catastrophically on that november night back in 201 when lisa

and hes like, lisas been shot. amy caldwell: i held her hand and i just said, "my lisa, my lisa." >>> i was like >>> i was like what's going on? newly married, pregnant, starting the career of her dreams. todd caldwell: she always put everybody before she put herself. dennis murphy: then, one morning, a single gunshot blast rocked the newlyweds home. seth techel (911 recording): shes been shot. dennis murphy: a young husband, out of his mind with grief. dennis murphy: it was a tragedy. but, for lisas dad, a sheriffs deputy, it was no mystery. he was sure he knew who the killer was. todd caldwell (recording): go get him. go get him. now. dennis murphy: a neighbor with a gun and a grudge. todd caldwell: i thought, they better get to him before i do. dennis murphy: but some said this couple was having trouble. that seth had a secret. dennis murphy: did he tell you "she sent me some topless pictures?" colton millard: yes. dennis murphy: others said the real murderer was someone else, right under cops noses. jake feuerh

he was lisa's husband but the rest of the family did not get. it he had been an awkward fit.t help but notice how tough he was on lisa's son dylan, bossing him around like a raw recruits and meeting out harsh punishments for the slightest miss step. dilemma called what he was ordered to do, when the boy neglected to take out the morning mail. >> it was six in the morning, he actually said, take your clothes off, leave your underwear on, and you are going to walk out to the mailbox. i always wanted a better fatherly figure. >> reporter: when it came to his mom, he could put on the charm. >> oh for pietz sake. >> reporter: but to lisa's mother and sister, scott never measured up. >> i wanted her to be with someone that totally respected her. and, loved her with all their heart and, i did not see that with scott. >> reporter: it was not a big dark family secret that lisa and scott had been crashing into the rocks for a while. he was having an affair, and lisa found out, they talked divorce. when lisa visited her sister at her home in virginia, about a month before she died, with

in fact, nash had not even taken a basic blood stain analysis class when he investigated lisa's deathhe following year, but was still not an expert when he testified at trial. dwight sought out the best in the field. >> i found two of the world's most renowned blood spatter experts. >> he sent the crime scene photos to both of them. >> and they both independently came to the same conclusion. >> that dan nash was quite simply dead wrong. one of them wrote, "the blood stain evidence and the presence of gunshot residue on the right hand of lisa jennings are consistent with a self-inflicted gunshot wound." but as any lawyer will tell you, undoing a jury's guilty verdict is well nigh impossible. so what now? coming up -- a life interrupted. >> he missed out on me turning 16, me getting married. i have a kid now. he missed that. >> wow, wow. >> he missed out on a lot. >>> will brad jennings miss even more? when "a crack in everything" continues. rything" continues. but one thing we could both agree on was getting geico to help with renters insurance. ♪ yeah, geico did make it easy to switch

and he said, i'm here to investigate the murder of lisa jennings. talking about, murder? it was in the paper, you know. it was ruled a suicide. and he said, no, he killed her. keith morrison: but that wasn't all. --questions and he goes, what did jennings say to you about his wife having an affair? i said, he never said a word to me about his wife having an affair. why? was she? and he said, yes, and we can prove it. i said, well, that explains a lot. he said, you mean why he killed her? and i said, no. i said, why she did this. i said, maybe everything caught up with her, you know? keith morrison: meaning, thought dale, something about the affair pushed her over the edge. then dale offered the sergeant a little family history. dale potter: i said, you do know, don't you, that her dad killed himself? and he goes, you're full of crap. he said, her dad's alive, and he lives at windyville. i said, no, you're full of crap. her step-dad lives at windyville. her real dad killed himself out in kansas years ago. keith morrison: another family suicide? an af

lisa: we heard from tom barkan. kailey: heu want to get back to where you want to go as fast as you can without breaking anything, not causing undue harm to financial markets. what harm would that be? william: i think you would have to see some sort of calamity in financial markets, repeated ability of banks to lend money to households and businesses. i do not expect that. i think the reforms we make that we saw in terms of the banking system, more capital, more liquidity, better government. i think they will work this time. tom: i you not know which is more important, you quoted the great economist claudia, or quoted the other economist, wiley coyote. i will let you decide. that is great to see. bill dudley, thank you, former president of the new york fed. lisa, it is great to talk about the psalm rule, which speaks to the dynamics of what the central bank has to deal with the unemployment. from mr. dudley, personal savings rate with all the challenges of an nation now for the country moving from 27% to 4%. that is jaw-droppi

>> yeah, someone came in while he was in the shower and shot lisa and got away before he could catch e'll figure it out. >> lisa's father, todd, thought he had it figured out and already had a suspect. >> go get him, go get him, now. >> todd's rage was directed at the neighbor on the other side of the fence. a 56-year-old army veteran, named tate. >> i thought they better get to him before i do. >> reporter: ryan tate was embroiled in an escalating feud with his neighbors. todd knew about it and was certain his daughter was dead because of it. the culmination of bad blood? >> right. >> reporter: started about two months before the murder. seth pulled a dead deer off the property line. ryan tate later tossed the hide on to seth's property. seth tossed it back and the war was on. todd caldwell responded to one in april and tate pointed the finger at his young neighbor. >> i can't remember their names. >> seth techel. >> techel? >> yeah. >> they're good people. they really are. >> this guy, brian tate, does he know you're the father in law of the neighbor? >> no, and i don't want to tell

he had dated sheila and anna-lisa at the same time, but said he broke up with sheila as things got seriouswas a few months before the murder, and after the murder, he and sheila hooked up again. >> how did you react when sessler finally came clean to you and said yes, i was having a sexual relationship with sheila davalloo? >> i was very upset. >> i mean he's been working this case, anna-lisa's homicide day and night. the fact that nelson was keeping information from him was definitely upsetting to investigator mcginty. >> nelson sessler said he had no idea sheila had a husband, and the husband didn't know anything about nelson, until detective carpentier told her. she also told paul about anna-lisa, and that's when it clicked. that name, anna-lisa. >> sheila was always telling me a story about people at work. >> it was an office love triangle. sheila said it involved her very, very good friend melissa, who was hooked on a guy who had a girlfriend named anna-lisa and sheila talked about it a lot. >> she seemed to want to tell everybody about it. she told me, she told friends of ours. >> sh

you can't remove him from office, he's not in office. lisa: yes, he is.ill the president, i ran called effort was defeated in a 55 to 45 boat, the show will go on. he voted against the constitutionality of the trial, doesn't prove convincing the former president bring back alexander will and jessica. what does the tally say to you? aesthetic clear sign there will not be 17 to vote with them to remove the no longer president? >> i just want to say i think i am in favor of what rand paul did here, the legislation congress focuses on the constitutionality a threshold matter. maybe 17 reporting crossovers to convict early a good way to so we are not going to its dubious whether or not president biden wants this. i think the arguable, he's been split on the matter. yesterday, senator anymore. you're like it needs to pass and he wants to focus on other things. congressional democrats need this, they need to keep trump a life that's what it boils down to, stephen, you're going to get the board pretty soon because all they had to do for last four years, five year

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lisa: is doing arrested after social media post. what he posted and why it prompted a local school district mark: a 17-year-old who is described as a runaway is in custody after his mother saw him in a picture online with a gun. i' m mark hayes. lisa: i' m lisa cooney. his mother said it looked like he was near bridgetown middle school. dan griffin is near that school with more on what we know. dan: good afternoon. green township police are trying to iron out all the details. to school officials in the oak hills district are telling us there was never a threat made. they did have police here this morning just to add calm to the fears. is expelled from oak hills high has not been in contact with his she is saw a picture of him loading what appeared to be a facebook on bridgetwon campus. she believed it to be stolen. the police on the 17-year-old last night without any kind of outstanding warrants, including obstructing justice, runaway, and theft. they found a shotgun-style bb gun connected to him in some way at a different location after th

georgia last night he campaigned for the two republican senate candidates and, more often, for overturning the election. >> that was a rigged election, but we are still fighting it. lisa: h he pinne and pressure on his vice president. he explained on twitter that he reject fraudulently chosenr electors." in reality though, while the vice president will preside at

in it he also mentions that little painted the portrait of mona lisa for francesco derringer condo her husband and it's in the possession of king francis the 1st to france. he labored on it for 4 years. and ultimately left it unfinished. these words gave the painting its name. mona lisa. who was this mona lisa of whom was sorry what and who was her husband francesco downs a condo. francesco was a soccer match and good acquired some wealth but wasn't part of florence's elite. he was a nouveau riche businessman. was it really possible that a renowned painter like leonardo except to the commission by an ordinary businessman or did francesco down to conduct and his wife climbed the ranks of society. from. other countries were going to francesco del ger condo was well known in the city seem pushy medically was nice just an ordinary merchant he was also a public and charismatic figure and regal mom had a lot of answer to pick up. lisa it out when your lease was very young. and 1st sorry to find as very beautiful to see what i mean to marry her husband also spoke very highly off and it does t

he said, he called out for lisa, but she didn't answer. stairs told him she was working out. 10 to 15 minutes went by, he said, before he actually headed downstairs to discover her. >> what kind of. >> bar was it? >> the bench press? >> weightlifting bar. >> weightlifting bar. >> so bench. he said, he lifted the bar off lisa's neck, felt for a pulse, then tried giving her cpr on the bench. as he was backing out, he told the detective he called 911. as he was backing out, he told the detective he called 911. he said, when he saw the ambulance, he rolled down his window and pulled over to the curb. maybe that's what happened? at that time, yes. we didn't know. dennis murphy: but there was something about the way scott had acted that wasn't passing the detective's smell test. he's turning down 911 help. it had a red flag to me. yes, it did. some things make your nose twitch? yes. dennis murphy: then scott was asked about the state of his marriage. they'd been married for 13 years, scott said, but just a few months ago, they'd filed for divorce

i said he could have done a better job. >> lisa: >> jesse: i want to mae more point. yor of charlottesville has some responsibility here. how did he get off the hook? >> juan: the mayor of charlottesville? >> jesse: there are no tweets there. nothing. >> lisa: you won't believe what he is saying now. at the break is going to be interesting. i wanted to know who i am and where i came from. i did my ancestrydna and i couldn't wait to get my pie chart. the most shocking result was that i'm 26% native american. i had no idea. just to know this is what i'm made of, this is where my ancestors came from. and i absolutely want to know more about my native american heritage. it's opened up a whole new world for me. discover the story only your dna can tell. order your kit now at ancestrydna.com. ♪ >> kennedy: welcome back. al gore's film on climate change has been a disaster. that has not stopped the failed presidential candidate to give advice on someone who did find a way to enact the electoral college. >> if i had to give one piece of advice, what would it be? >> resigned. >

lisa: he is into the whole resale market. tom: he buys them and he resells them. he'll work on making sure they don't get any creases. jonathan: so he will wear them. lisa: occasionally and then he feels guilty. jonathan: i'm tried to work out what the business model is. lisa: there's a very big markup and if you get a rare one. tom: lisa can you get day trade to go into a pair of l.l. bean boots. lisa: i think we are moving away from that and we will try to shift into other interests. jonathan: what light? lisa: we can discuss that in the break. jonathan: i'm just interested. i want him to day trade. lisa: at the same time when your kid is walking like he is wooden peg legs so he doesn't get creases and figuring out how to iron with a wet cloth, it's good. tom: all good. jonathan: this was a better than good segment. you don't get to take it back on live. up five of 6 -- five or 6/10 of 1%. yields a little bit higher up four basis points. china easing some quarantine rules, not sure how material that is but crude likes some of that. with tom keene, lisa abramowicz

lisa: he says he began to pray this morning, they will be arraigned on charges of robbery and kidnapping. mark: stopping trump -- that is expected to be the aim of mitt romney. this as republican teddy -- this as republican head back to the debate stage. latest. nikole: they said that mitt romney is not expected to endorse a particular candidate, but rather focus on the race. the two had gone tit-for-tat with mitt romney calling trump out on his tax returns. trump blasted mr. romney' s speech as another desperate move. republicans debate again tonight in michigan. it is approaching the fourth quarter, down by a lot. nikole: dr. ben carson says he is not attending, noting he does not see a political fast-forward and will address the future of his campaign. lisa: while the republicans prepare for tonight debate the , democrats are working the campaign trail. the candidates are fighting for several states up for grabs this weekend. though states include kansas, louisiana, nebraska and maine. , right now hillary clinton is about 1300's delegates shy of clinching the nomination bernie sanders

lisa and kevin's first date. >> we got along right way. >> i mean, he fit right in. seriously. i can totally see why she was drawn to him. i mean, you really can. >> kevin was just as drawn to lisa according to kevin's sister chris ann sutton. >> i remember kevin telling me he met somebody and her name's lisa. i think i really like her. >> both kevin and lisa had been married >>before and both had children. lisa had megan. kevin had cody. >> kevin was always good with children. >> linda cover is a family friend who's known kevin all his life. >> good father. >> good father. >> dedicated father. >> absolutely, absolutely. >> kevin was a jack of many trades. a truck driver, a school bus driver, an emergency medical technician. lisa dedicated her life to social work, helping and caring for sexually abused kids. kayleen was one of lisa's coworkers >> she just wanted to help people. we work in a sex abuse unit, and that's a very difficult subject that a lot of people can't deal with, but she prided herself on helping these families and being able to help, you know, make a difference.

confided in his book that he was so terrified for the state of the mona lisa that he had his him whatibe said were mona lisa anxiety pills. he was so concerned and so consumed with fear that untoward harm would come to the famous painting. but for the sake of this great artifact of western civilization and for the first lady's dream, walker was determined to keep grandafe until its debut pictured here on january 8, 1963. on the evening of the debut, the entire leadership of the u.s. was to be present for the unveiling, which really was more like a queen's coronation than the opening of an art exhibition. jackie kennedy, elegantly coiffed in her strapless pink chiffon gown embroidered with pearls, was simply at her glowing best. she stole the spotlight. diamond drop earrings by harry winston sparkled as flashbulbs popped in the hall. press coverage readily found a connection between the mona lisa and jackie kennedy. "the mona lisa, first lady of the world among paintings, and jacqueline kennedy, first lady of the nation, came face-to-face," reported the washington post. it was a long-a

and now he's. lisad she the ro romannians, silver back gorilla starting around the very late. kelly claims he's very calm and doesn't carry grudges. he's like a living buddha. i wanted to go up and rub his belly. but he would probably throw his own poo at me. >>> topic number three, cats are the delve. they will go out of their lives to. eat you to death. and this cat took a flying leap into his chicken took a flying leap to his casserole and the spawn of satan was caught in the act thanks to a security camera. check it. >> what the. [bleep] . lisa: the next night instead the chicken, he put a pot of boiling water on the counter to see if the cat could kim swim. nope. but she made for a fine stew. and guess what? she tastes like the president just like chicken. topic number four.r. last week pro surfer saved himself from certain death by punching a shark in the back that was about to eat him alive. look at that. i could never get enough of that video. but this week it was another pro surfer, jamie o'bri

he was in this race. the answer from trump's defense team was no. that means it was about his political opponent. alan dershowitz -- >> lisa: can i go in on that? i think you are misleading. he said that president zelensky was not aware that it was being -- but here's what alan dershowitz was saying. you cannot impeach a president when there is some sort of mix of national security interest with political interest. if you make that argument, any president could be impeached. president trump froze aid from the country for a period of time. should he then be impeached for that? or any member of congress who fought for appropriations of money where it could benefit a key constituency or donor, then should that be a political liability? >> harris: i have been saying this all along with our coverage as we have gone up against 12:30 p.m., we have an abbreviated show. we are glad to have everybody. we will continue to hash it out. keep watching. but we've got to move your new video calling into credibility john bolton as they push for him to testify in the impeachment trial. how the fight is shaping up ahead of tomorrow potentially calling witnesses. w

lisa: he he looks great and jeans. mark: skyline chili is cooking up something special for the newport aquarium. they are making a or teen feet cheese coney -- 14 feet cheese coney. mighty mike the alligator. keep your arms and feet inside the boat. lisa: how many chomps do you think it would taken to eat that, too, three? -- two, three? was had to weather. -- randi: tomorrow, chapters of the 44. rain on friday evening. -- meet the moore's! we're the moore family, and we're always looking for ways to enjoy more. so we called time warner cable and got even more than we expected. call now to get more. more speed. more tv shows and movies on demand. more places to make more unlimited calls. call now. for $89.99 a month, you'll get 30 meg internet, hundreds of hd channels, and unlimited calling to international destinations. we find more good things every day! more ways to watch more shows. on more wifi connected devices in our house.

i do not think he cares. lisa: so many good things he has had so far. randi: i am excited for the browns. if you take a look at the forecast, we are looking at a thursday thaw. sunshine, milder air today, and a lot of melting snow, looking for temperatures some spots in kentucky may make it up to 50. this morning, it is a balmy 28. 26 right now in springboro, 22 in hamilton. 28 right now and walton. we have clear skies all across greater cincinnati. plan on a good bit of sunshine across the daytime hours today, and clouds will' s holy -- slowly stream in. there' s a bit of a wind, but it is out of the southwest. it feels like 20 at the moment, but those temperatures will fall -- will rise into the afternoon. at noon, all the way up to 41, great for january, 47 by 3:00. futurecast shows sunny skies for us today. we will slowly watch the clouds morning, but even friday morning does not start out too bad. as you get into lunchtime tomorrow, gray gloomy skies as the rain starts to approach. plan on friday night being wet, and the system rolls out with maybe

this is a conversation he wants to have. lisais unapologetic when it comes to why he voted for britain to leave the european union. i talked with lucas shaw about his interview. >> he was one of the more approachable celebrities i have encountered. he goes to capital records every year for his birthday. he says down for a series of interviews with different reporters putting myself. i was lucky enough to be in that group. the first thing he asked me was about my shirt. i was wearing a polo shirt that i had gotten at coachella music festival and it has bears wearing spacesuits and the popular raccoons. so he's been a couple of minutes talking about that. [laughter] lisa: the thing you talked about was britain's vote to enter the european union. i was surprised to giving the fact that the beatles were come all youssive need is love, and ringo starr said he voted for brexit. >> yeah, i was surprised by that, too, which is why i brought it up. i brought up the streaming business. ringo no longer is considers the u.k. at home. the u.s

is. >> he was lisa's husband. awkward fit. >> [inaudible] . we >> at hall early gatherings. they couldn't help notice but -- he boss them around like a law recruit. and handed out hard punishments for the slightest misstep. gill recalled when -- >> it was 6 am in the morning, and he actually said, take your clothes off, leave your underwear on, and go walk out to the mailbox. i always wanted a better fatherly figure. >> now when it came to his mom, scott could put on the charm. >> [inaudible] >> but elise's mother and sister, scott never measured up. >> i wanted him to be with someone -- someone who loved her with all his heart. i did not see that with scott. >> it was not a big dark family secret that scott and lisa had been crashing into the rocks for a while. he had an affair, scott found out. they talked a divorce. >> without saying as much, she telegraphed that the marriage was over. her sister christine acted as her financial adviser. >> she said, well i want to make some changes on my life insurance policy.

lisa: he is -- not participating in the market. lisa: he is just waking up to this now.ughter] tom: it is one lifetime event, another lifetime event. jonathan: do you know the kind of messages i get from people feeling sorry for you, asking why i am being mean to you? ,isa: for the people on radio tom has a mute button on him, and he is just a killing wildly. tom: there it is -- he is gesticulating wildly. tom: there is. i don't have the mute button. ferro has the me button -- has the mute button. jonathan: this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ jonathan: equity futures positive. initial jobless claims just second away. from new york and london, good morning to all. with your economic data, here is michael mckee. michael: good morning. looking at initial jobless claims a little bit lower than forecast. these are the seasonally adjusted numbers. they change the way they calculated it. -- last week.onth a big decline. 850,000 was the forecast. the number we really want to see to get a better, more accurate description of what is happening with unemployment claims is nonseasonally adjusted