emily's sister ammie told investigators alex was also a mobster. sigh that alex and his family are in the mafia, in organized crime, and that women who try to divorce their way out of the fazzino family wind up dead? >> that was information that emily had told me. >> ammie doesn't realize that of my mom's six siblings and my dad's one sibling, there have been 11 divorces. >> those people all still alive? >> they're not all still alive, but none of them were killed. >> but they weren't murdered. >> right. >> so the fazzinos are not some hooked up organized crime family. >> no, and i resent her saying that. >> alex insisted the allegations were ludicrous, and that's also what investigators determined. did you pick up in your investigation any indication that the fazzino family is involved in organized crime? >> no. >> you didn't find any evidence that that was true? >> no. >> or that that played any role in emily's death at all? >> no. >> to get away from all the finger pointing, alex took his kids to kansas city and moved back in with his parents. >

that the north needed to in some form so the parliament at that time there were five hundred sixty ammi piece and that's because they understood that we couldn't have two divergent standards of european regulations in an island if they were going to pursue their strand to the all ireland element of the good friday agreement so overwhelming support for ireland not just in the parliament but also in the kinds of as well the chief constable of navarre and said recently that if there's any physical infrastructure on the board of them that becomes a potential target for terrorists or do you agree with. the war's over and we need to be clear about that and there is no support whatsoever in ireland north or sorry for return to conflict that said we shouldn't ignore we want the chief constable has said and what we need to do is ensure that there are no circumstances created that would allow anyone to explore to situation the british government as a coal garant or of a peace process as are the irish government and its lords to the united nations and so when the british government said in the joi

that the north needed to in some form so the parliament at that time there were five hundred sixty ammi pieces and that's because they understood that we couldn't have to diverge in standards of european regulations in an island if they were going to pursue their strand to the all ireland element of the good friday agreement so overwhelming support for ireland not just in the parliament but also in the kinds of as well the chief constable of more recently the has any physical infrastructure on the board of becomes a potential target for terrorists or do you agree with the war's over. and we need to be clear about that and there is no support whatsoever in ireland north or sorry for return to conflict that said we shouldn't ignore want the chief constable has sent and what we need to do is ensure that there are no circumstances created that would allow anyone to explore to situation the british government as a coal garant or of a peace process as the irish government and its lords to the united nations and so when the british government said in the joint report in december that there wou

be political victories for both leaders in the short-term in the wake of a summit meeting and bond ammind change in dynamics in the region at the same time, kim has far more to gain by playing this game once again and engaging the u.s. in never-ending negotiations than trump. >> so, do you have any expectation or hopefulness that eventually this process results in the denuclearization of north korea and peace on the north korean peninsula -- on the korean peninsula >> threw through conventional diplomacy, no. because we are talking about nuclear diplomacy, which is really international politics played at the highest level short of waging war. we are not talking about trade, sanctions, or trade quota, import quota, and so forth unless kim jong-un is presented with a credible specter of extinction, perhaps an imminent apprising once his ability to placate his generals is diminished, increasingly -- thls we come to a crisis point, north korea will not change. it will not disarm it will call for mutual disarm men talks and drag this process out so that it can gain more goddgo goodies from t

and way they did in those days was the integrated individuals like say me davis junior -- s ammy davisr. and folks like that into the show to give a different view. this could have been a platform. rosen, she can sometimes be an idiot. we all say things we regret. lamp saying, is we could've used this moment to make a bigger statement, because the children of today, they are changing. this racial thing will subside, i am telling you. i watch children play, white children, black children, chinese children. my wife is a schoolteacher and she comes home with the stories that are inspiring. so all i am saying is, i do not agree with what she said, but what i do think is we could have used this moment to make a bigger statement. host: john giving his thoughts. one of the things that played out yesterday on matters of race with a starbucks, the coffee company, closing operations nationwide to have discussions about the issues of race, stemming from the incident that took place in philadelphia. it was the ceo who was on cnn yesterday, talking not only about the reason why they are doing it, t