now, in may of 1921 molly had a sister named anna brown and that day she came over to molly's house and molly like to entertain and she had a party that day with relatives and friends and her older sister, anna, you can see a picture of her after the house and she was not seen again. she finished. molly looked everywhere for her and she had the family looked everywhere for her and a week later molly was found in this ribbing, a picture that was later taken by an fbi investigator. she had been shot in the back of the head and was dead. it was the first hint that molly's family, not to mention as well as the tribe had become a prime target of a criminal conspiracy. not long after, literally within days, molly's sister, i mean, molly's mother lizzie began to grow mysteriously sick. you can see a picture of lizzie and her mother in the middle, anna brown is off to the left and that was her older sister and molly is to the right. molly's mother seemed to grow insubstantial each day as if she was withering away. within two months she had stopped breathing and evidence related suggest that she

>> no answers from anna brown, who died soon after that. and, as for life in colorado, by the time he was 16 -- >> things were getting a little rough, maybe because of my past, i wasn't a real easy kid. so i was put into foster care. >> and then? he graduated from high school. he got a job, moved in with some friends and started his own rock band. this youtube video shows him singing lead. and, for all he's wondered about his past, he had come to believe he would go to his grave without ever meeting a blood relative. until now. >> wow, they're actually in the same building i'm in right now. that's amazing to me. >> and here they were. >> oh, my baby. oh! oh, it's been forever. >> it's great to see you. >> meeting family for the first time. >> you guys kind of look like me. >> after so many years. >> so this is my first time meeting my blood. >> i know! >> it's great. >> same mother and father. >> and this is how pepper's desperate search for a warm memory of a lost childhood ended. >> you look like our dad. >> you're great. >> far bigger th

i mean from, from, jan winner, to tatum brown to anna wintour. after 13 years at rolling stone it was hard for any one to till me what to do. they were smart enough to let me do what i do find my way. >> you were tough enough to do it? >> i love my work. >> her work began in 1970 in the counterculture capital of san francisco. with just three years, at 24, she was rolling stone's chief photographer. scoring spreads for stars like john lennon and mick jagger. ♪ ♪ who in 1975, personally asked liebovitz to swap the magazine for the rock 'n' roll band. >> i was bright eyed. like i couldn't believe, everything, that i was walking into. >> you mean did that begin with rolling stone. >> rolling stone. >> hanging out. >> some of the biggest rock 'n' roll stars. >> knob was -- >> hanging out. no. no. >> i never hung out. >> yeah, yeah. come on. >> you were part of a thing. >> oh, my god. i did not hang out. >> it was a rolling caravan the you were part of it. >> i went on tour with the rolling stones. two, three cities. turt photographer for the roll sto

brown has been following all the details. and ryan, what have we learned now about what these u.s. troops were up against in this battle? >> well, annay were up against a larger, better armed force of some 50 isis affiliated fighters, u.s. intelligence believes it's a group called isis in the greater sahara and they were armed with rocket propelled grenades, mortars, heavy machine guns. facing a smaller u.s. niger an force with just their personal rifles. yet despite this forces were able to mount a counter attack and kill 20 isis militants. early on one of their vehicle was disabled. the u.s. force was split in two. they lost communication with one another. adding to the confusion of this battle. ask we are told that one of the groups that was separated had the u.s. casualties in it. a lot of yugs here in this very intense fire fight in this remote part of niger. >> what about the timeline on sergeant la david johnson? have you learned any more about why he was missing for a whole 48 hours before his body was recovered? >> well, that's the main question that the investigation, which is being led by a two star general from africa com