jamie: like bonnie and clyde barrow? >> they spawn a legend. >> those images of young outlaws shooting up the highways of america, somehow touches people. >> it may yield a fortune. >> the place is packed, people on the telephones are bidding, in is interest in the bonnie and clyde story. >> a mind blower to watch. jamie: i am jamie colby, i am headed to waco, texas, i will meet a man who inherited a massive collection, of artifacts, documents and weapons he said held story of lone star state from the days of alamo to legendary, bloody crime sprees of 1920s and 30s. >> i am earl davis, my father robert died in march 2003, and left us a vast and electic collection, we were at odds what to do with these items. >> are you jamie? jamie: i am jamie. >> glad you are here. jamie: his father built a mom and pop printing business to a multimillion dollar operation, successful enough to bank roll his real passion, texana artifacts. >> a lot of stuff in here. >> a nice autograph letter signed by sam houston in 1840, you can see how

. >> bonnie and clyde barely? >> like bonnie and clyde. >> the images shooting up the highways of america. >> makes yield a fortune. >> people are telephone bidding there's intense interest in p the bonnie and slide stories. a oo it was a mind blower to watch. >> i am jamie colby headed into wa waco, texas where a man inherited a massive collection of artifacts documents and collectionings that held the lone star days from the days of the al bow to the bloody crime sprees of the 20's and 30's. >> i am earl davis. my father died in march 2003 and left us a vast eclectic collection. we were at odds what to do with the items. >> i meet earl davis at his mother's house where she keeps the strange inheritance. >> i am jamie. >> good to meet you. glad you are here. >> his father built a mom and pop printing business into a multi million dollar ality vation successful enough to bank roll his real passion, texarkana artifacts. >> it is an autographed letter signed sam houston in 1840. you see how nice his signature was. >

bonnie real quick have you ever said no to a goat?arm and so i had to do a you -- a lot i wasn't interested in. somebody please don't cut me off. >> more delightful stories about bonnie's childhood when we come back. first, huer is what is coming up tomorrow on "kennedy." >> hi, happy friends. did you hear hillary clinton is in the middle of an e-mail scandal? i am watching that like a hawk. that's my hawk noise. see you at 10:00 p.m. eastern and 7:00 p.m. pacific on the fox business network. >>> is dishing on-line scorn like leaning on the horn? twitter anger is similar to road rage. dr. richard sherry said the distance you feel from others on-line is comparable to how you feel about other drivers. and it can lead otherwise normal people to lash out uncontrollably. when using these sites they can feel empathy and compassion toward others and they are quicker to judge and more dangerously reactive in their anger andy. and research bears this out. a british survey found 84% of users feel they get angry with other people on-line more ea

bonnie, we're going to start with you. >> oh, great. >> larry: you're a comedian bonnie, you're on stageonnie macfarlane. he keeps shouting, "where's stewy!" "shoot, shiv or shout." and keep in mind you can shiv by proxy in this scenario because you're on stage. if you have a shiver out there who wants to shiv for you. >> i would get someone to shiv for me. >> larry: you would shiv? >> yeah, but i wouldn't-- you know, i wouldn't have to go to jail or anything right? >> larry: not in my scenario. all right okay. joy, this is yours. this is great. okay, someone is about to run over your defenseless friend "shoot, shiv or shout." and i'd be careful about answering shiv? >> i agree with you. i don't want thoim live to come back to get me. i want to shoot because he has to go down. he's huge, and even saying that i'm afraid. >> larry: exactly, come at the king, you best not miss. >> hallelujah. >> larry: what are you going to do? >> i shoot. he's huge. >> larry: we have a shiv and a shoot. megan, you're walking in a dark alley one night and you see a mugger holding a gun on a young family. do

okay seeing none, public comment is closed and the meeting is adjourned >> bonnie banks. bonnie banks. my definition of noise is uncontrolled music. without format. pretty simple affair. pancakes, and you're -- people get up on sundays around noon, weekends or whatever. should not be too hard to walk into place. have your audio alarm clock go off for two hours waking your up while you are eating breakfast with many interesting visuals once in a while. improvisation. listening or not to the person you're playing up against or people or machines. trying to get as many different people in as possible. different genres experimental noise electronics, dissonance some drums.a tiny bit of ambient -- the first noise pancake shows, 1999 the first waffle noise, 2001. god-waffle noise noise pancake came out of cubist art, place on mission street, brutallo where the church -- opened up his house and saturday morning cartoons. a big space. you can have everybody set up and barely move equipment around; small room for an audience to move around, walkover and get pancakes without gettin

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jamie: like bonnie and clyde barrow?ey spawn a legend. >> those images of young outlaws shooting up the highways of america, somehow touches people. >> it may yield a fortune. >> the place is packed, people on the telephones are bidding, in is interest in the bonnie and clyde story. >> a mind blower to watch

pam and daughter bonnie watched as the once robust ben rapidly lost weight. as the cancer spread to his bones, the pain became intolerable. >> ben woke me up in the middle of the night, and he said, "pam we've got to talk. i don't want to keep, you know... i'm dying, pam. i've had a good life with you and bonnie. i really don't want to just keep living like this. i want to explore oregon's death with dignity law." >> reporter: under oregon's law a doctor must determine a terminally ill patient has six months or fewer to live. the physician can write a life- ending prescription only after a second doctor signs on and both agree the patient is of sound mind. the patient must request the drug again 15 days after the initial request. but once the patient has it, the doctor's role is over. since the law went into effect in 1997, over 1,300 people have received life-ending prescriptions, but just 859 have actually taken them and died. others died sooner and some changed their minds. as ben's health deteriorated, he and pam sought help from compassion and choices, t

abc's bonnie canasi has more. >> reporter: college student heading out to spring break just as another university, investigate alleged racist comment by a frat member. this time at the university of maryland, a cappa sigma member accused of sending a vulgar e-mail writing that black and asian woman should not be invited to rush parties unless they are hot. they are saying consent for sex is unnecessary. >> i was just overall disgusted completely. i feel like it definitely does not reflect values of the university of maryland. >> reporter: capp a significant mal chapter suspended the member who wrote the e-mail. black students marching at the the the university of washington in seattle say when they passed the sigma alpha epsilon house they were hit with racist insults. >> that is when they started shouting and then flipping us off and started saying you apes why are you here get out of here. >> reporter: the fraternity condemns the comments but deny it came from its members. the these new accusations just days after two sigma alpha epsilon members were expelled from the university of o

tonight's "strange inheritance," imagine owning the guns that bonnie and clyde carried into their finalot-out. >> this is what i was talking about. jamie: whoa, you promised guns. you have a lot of guns. >> guns galore. >> this is a sawed-off shotgun that was carried by the barro gang. >> like bonnie and clyde barrow. whoa, it's heavy. >> "strange inheritance," monday through thursday. right here on fox business. we now have 17 minutes before the closing bell rings. why did janet yellen give a shout-out to one company on capitol hill? we have the ye ceo of that company. we're always on call for you. foxbusiness.com/oncall. sign up for claman on call. guess what? we're hitting the multi thousand mark of you who are doing this you want this information. you got it, free. ♪ doug. you've been staring at that for awhile, huh? listen, td ameritrade has former floor traders to help walk you through that complex trade. so you'll be confident enough to do what you want. i'll pull up their number. blammo. let's get those guys on the horn. oooo looks like it is time to upgrade your phone, douglass

. >> it no shock that "bonnie and clyde" robbed a lot of people, but when you hear the stuff they stole, almost got away with always stealing, you will be shocked, "strange inheritance." after this fine show. then. melissa francis dives in don't with "strange inheritance" fun facts at fine:30. neil: talk about millennial madness, a student bill of rights more students want the bill to go right to us, no wonder millennials are getting a bad name, how about free education instead. people should not pay for knowledge. it is absurd. and it would be nice if everyone could have an opportunity but not many can afford it. education should be free because it is a right. and repayment. where is the loin low forgive -- loan forgiveness, that just a few. you know, it is interesting i wonder where this goes when so many people your age feel entitled that as long as they are not stuck with the bill they don't care who is. >> this is a problem, i think our generation sees promises that are given to us, the truth behind those when president obama comes out and promises our twitter generation free commu

jamie: like bonnie and clyde barrow?pawn a legend. >> those images of young outlaws shooting up the highways of america, somehow touches people. >> it may yield a fortune. >> the place is packed, people on the telephones are bidding in is interest in the bonnie and clyde story. >> a mind blower to watch

today's reporter is journalist bonnie waycott.

ok bonnie, you're good to go. ok, great thanks. here can you hold him?their second kid, every mom is an expert. and more likely to choose luvs than first time moms. live, learn, & get luvs. >>> updating our breaking news out of i-95 that has been here all morning long. i-95 northbound that dump truck accident this morning with only one lane open, north on i-95 there at girard avenue. you see they finally got the the truck up on the tow truck but this i-95 accident and within lane has left a major backup, not just on i-95 but the entire city here, i-95 north is jammed from the stadium area up to girard cross town on the vine street expressway has been a parking lot all morning long and that is also impact the schuylkill expressway, the the schuylkill is a parking lot from conshohocken, all the way here in to center city. so if folks are late for work this morning it that is accident on i-95. would you think wow who is that i-95 accident impacting me coming from conshohocken. because this delay stretches a across town all the way over to the schuylkill exp

ok bonnie, you're good to go. ok, great thanks. here can you hold him?e, learn, & get luvs. can i say you are fantastic. >> thank you we have a news reporter here by the name of jennifer joyce. she played annie and sang in a high school production. the here's a picture. she has not sung in public in 12 or 15 years. >> we have to bring her in. >> with you like to judge her performance. >> sure. >> you are the expert. >> jenny joyce come on in. >> annie. >> annie2, come on in. >> i mean lou great. >> thank you. >> i feel fabulous. it is so much fun i look like i'm in high school, don't i. >> here's your problem. di did you find any. >> no, you didn't have any. >> what we had to do was we borrowed a lucy ball wig and it is just in the quite working. >> what do you think annie1. >> well for my wig and my show they have short hair, and pin curls, so, they don't clip it or anything but it looks pretty good. >> well, thank you. >> actually, jenny's biggest concern is not her hair, it is her voice. >> are you ready. >> i'm as ready as i will ever be. >> we will

eastern time a man who inherits the guns bonnie and clyde carried into their final shoot-out.hen melissa francis brand-new show "unpacked." lots of very strange outtakes like this one. >> this is the texas electric chair. and we can tie this into the bonnie and clyde pistol as two of the inmates that broke out of the east unit eventually died in this chair. >> well if you can't get enough of "strange inheritance" you'll love "unpacked" on the fox business network. more fallout from clinton's email scandal. the latest on the turbo tax allegations now being heard in the senate. stay with us. meusks♪♪ ♪ gerri: welcome back to the willis report. in a moment, the fight over tax fraud makes its way to cop toll hill. it's time for a look at other stories in the news. police in ferguson missouri have taken a number of people in for questioning in the shooting of two officers overnight. both officers released from the hospital. louisiana national guard says the bodies of two soldiers have been recovered from a helicopter crash off the coast of florida. divers found the black hawk helic

hey bonnie, can i hold her?up your hands together for me... ...rub it all the way up your hands. any exposed skin. get in your elbow creases. and get the backs of your hands too. here, let's put some just around your neck. (bell rings) okay bonnie, you're good to go. okay great thanks, here can you hold him? (bell rings) by their second kid, every mom is an expert and more likely to choose luvs than first time moms. live, learn, and get luvs the volkswagen jetta is really fun-to-drive. go for it. okay. wow... woohoo! i'm dreaming... pinch me. no, not while you're driving. and, right now, you can get a one-thousand-dollar volkswagen credit bonus on jetta models. seriously, pinch me. it's not a dream. ow! it's the volkswagen stop dreaming, start driving event. stop dreaming, and test-drive one today. hurry in and you can get 0% apr plus a $1000 volkswagen credit bonus on 2015 jetta and passat models. there's nothing more romantic than a spontaneous moment. so why pause to take a pill? and why stop what you're doin

bonnie, up 13. math dor. fight back. ashley gway in traffic. cardinals down to 24-4 run. and then willie thompson the jumper. the steal. the hustle. ahead to thompson. sanfordhe winner 73-60. win number 800. at sanford. number 9, next up oklahoma on monday. not a matter of if. but when the warriors will win the first division title in 39 years. 11 games up on the clippers. 14 to play hosting utah tonight. looking to three game but sat for third straight game. sprained ankle. justin holiday in the starting line-up. baseline for the flush. if it isn't a hard shot, seth curry has no interest. how about difficult on that reverse. difficulty scale of 1 to 10. a 10 between final tap. this is an 11. all the way to 11. this is a 9. curry, 22 at last check. harris and barnes for the flush. on green to andre. dunk right now. 89-75. dove leading in the fourth. about 70 years today, drew. 68th. 30 is snowing in montreal. yeah. just stop. charge need to win over the canadians to gain ground to the canadians. didn't happen. justin brawn. thomas plutanit. 10 games to go. doesn't look go

fourth seeded cardinal in troll early, bonny samuelson. then good uay in traffic. by one at halftime. here comes stanford, and taylor greenfield had 19. thompson, the jumper. cardial with a 24-4 run to blow this thing open in the second half. thompson again off the steal. 73-60 the final. next up oklahoma on monday. after beating new orleans last night the warriors increase their record to 45-13. hosting utah tonight. up 11 games on the clipes, they're closing in on a division twice title for the first time since 1976. >> one goal was to win our division, and we're closing in on that, and that's a great accomplishment. when was a long time ago. we should absolutely celebrate it and be excited about it. >> for sure. it's not 70-degree weather every. 30 snowing in montreal. a win over the candiens sharks would be four points out of a playoff spot. then this with 13 minutes left. third round of the arnold palmer invitational. burger, second shot sixth hole 4-iron from 237. drawing it in. that landing, nice role. that's an albatross rory mcilroy three-quarters consecut

fourth seeded cardinal in troll early, bonny samuelson. then good uay in traffic.by one at halftime. here comes stanford, and taylor greenfield had 19. thompson, the jumper. cardial with a 24-4 run to blow this thing open in the second half. thompson again off the steal. 73-60 the final. next up oklahoma on monday. after beating new orleans last night the warriors increase their record to 45-13. hosting utah tonight. up 11 games on the clipes, they're closing in on a division twice title for the first time since 1976. >> one goal was to win our division, and we're closing in on that, and that's a great accomplishment. when was a long time ago. we should absolutely celebrate it and be excited about it. >> for sure. it's not 70-degree weather every. 30 snowing in montreal. a win over the candiens sharks would be four points out of a playoff spot. then this with 13 minutes left. third round of the arnold palmer invitational. burger, second shot sixth hole 4-iron from 237. drawing it in. that landing, nice role. that's an albatross rory mcilroy three-quarters consecuti

band wagon bonnie officially open. willis announce early retirement last week after 8 years in the league. replacement was pencil in to carry the load but he told the 49ers last friday he was retiring. borrow land told espn outside the line today that he talked it over with his family friends te mates and concussion researchers and decided to retire because the long-term effect of repetitive head trauma. it wasn't worth the risk. he suffered a condition concussion in training camp. played through it tryin to make the team. 49ers respected his decision although unexpected. aves huge hole lebacker position as borrow land replace willis. team high 108 tackle

. >> bonnie quit bitching. you cheeky baboon. >> i'll negotiate nymex contract with this guy, more money! >> luke you are so wanted. [ bleep ]. >> he tries to be quirky and goofy while he's doing. >> doing a good job at that. >> shut up already, freak! >> show me a good one. >> anything with your sister. >> sam, you are the mean god. >> are you the mean god? >> yes. >> he very grateful for all of his subscribers because they're held be him pay for his bills. >> 657 subscribers. >> 658. you're welcome, andrew. >> he does have limitations. he will not say anything racist. he says if he hates your message, he'll make fun of your message and you instead. i'd pay to see that. imagine how much fun you can have with this. >> he needs to up his prices. >> the web went crazy when they teamed up for a patriotic performance but now this is the debut here on "right this minute" of patton and goff's first music video. >> why our kinda life is sure to win you over, too. ♪ >>> and -- >> this is a lot of upside down! >> the cr

that's laurie and lexie out there, bonnie medina's daughter and granddaughter enjoying some of that hailon the ground. and tonight we have a severe thunderstorm warning for this in d.a. aly city. you take a closer look the hail, once it gets to be about the size of a quarter, it's become large enough to issue a severe thunderstorm warning. and we had that just before 7:00 tonight. you could see the hail detected on the doppler radar, as the cell moved east to west across south san francisco. similar story in the hills east of san jose. a slow-moving thunderstorm, 5 to 10 miles an hour almost a walking pace. and once the hail got to that size uft judge under the size of dimes and pennies, that fell down up to one to three inches deep and cold enough there to stick around for a while. this took many people by surprise. with more on that send it over to christie smith who joins us live from san jose. >> reporter: yeah, good evening to you. kind of impressive this hasn't just all melted away. even a short time ago we saw people jumping out of their cars, all bundled up like this was sierra s

. >> i don't have that answer but i can get you that answer from bonnie jones. i didn't have enough time to get up to speed on the items on here but i can definitely get that answer for you. >> thank you. >> but just the whole concept is to reduce the amount of tonnage going to landfill by reusing the by products of the bio solids. the other use would be to reduce by 10 percent. >> yeah the land application case of it is for reuse. >> thank you. >> okay. >> yes, commissioner. >> ian, maybe in addition to the response to that, i mean especially since we have a new commissioner it might be nice to have a really high level refresher on what percentage goes to landfill, what percentage do we bio digest and turn into power, what percentage is land application, just super high level just to give us, since we're moving into ssip pretty aggressively and maybe as part of the answer to that question we could get a little mini refresher. >> i'm sure we could do that. >> thank you. >> good idea. >> any other comments? during the pipeline configuration allowing a little bit

band wagon bonnie officially open.ent last week after 8 years in the league. replacement was pencil in to carry the load but he told the 49ers last friday he was retiring. borrow land told espn outside the line today that he talked it over with his family friends team mates and concussion researchers and decided to retire because the long-term effect of repetitive head trauma. it wasn't worth the risk. he suffered a condition concussion in training camp. played through it trying to make the team. 49ers respected his decision although unexpected. leaves huge hole linebacker position as borrow land replace willis. team high 108 tackle. i applaud the 24-year-old decision. i think will see a lot of those question your own future. might be a wake up call for the entire league. >> raiders as expected release quarterback matt after one year. 5.5 million against the salary cap. signed as back up a mother of time before he was let go. and that's the way the ball bounces good for chris borrow land a lot of guys will take a look

>> bonnie tyler? i cheated. i looked it up. >> the golden gate bridge shows traffic from marin nice, indeed, and there are clear conditions and accident free northbound traffic not finding traffic. we still have two plains in the southbound direction so the zipper truck could be coming out there soon to move the median over to the right-hand side to expand the southbound lane. 25 minutessed from tracy to dublin and antioch do concord 14 minutes and southbound san rafael to san francisco is only 18 minutes. >>> developing news right new on the peninsula, palo alto police are investigating a murder-suicide at palo alto apartment complex and we are on the scene. >> a a tenant killed a man and then turned the gun on himself yesterday afternoon. a tenant in his 60s shot and killed another man in the management office with handgun and then shot himself at the apartments on neighbor an way -- on fabian way for seniors. >>ing for like this has happen, a super safe neighborhood. it is really surpriseing. >> police were c

bonnie samuelson from the corner.anford wins and plays notre dame on friday. >>> sharks and senators. san jose in serious need of a win. second period tierney skates in front and finds the net. sharks take the lead 2-1. third period now. sens get off a flurry of shots and it's hit home. at wa ottawa takes the lead. sens scores four in the third and win 5-2. >>> the nfl owners are meeting and one of the biggest things so far, the suspension of blackouts for the 2015 season. the rule was past and blocked the broadcast of games. in recent years, the raiders have avoided blackouts by cutting down on the number of available seats at o.co. this year that won't have to happen. >>> spring training action a's and indians. bottom three. carlos santana, bam. a two-run home run. it's 5-0 indians. rough day for the a's reliever ryan cook though. gave up three runs in two innings, an e.r.a. of 16.88 this spring. a's fall 8-3. >>> giants hosting the royals. pick it up bottom two. adam duvall hits one to left. alex gordon can't get i

and do not leave bonnie sanderson alone by that. slash. 86-76 the final. this sharks clinging desperately to playoff contention and getting slimmer with every loss the mean in tale in ottawa. and power play with a slide in on that rebound. and scores. giants skipper not a happy man saying it's time giants pick it up. peavy gets his first win of the season. a's and indians in good year. four and a third lost five runs on seven hits. carlos santana making beautiful music. indians win 8-3. >> all right. thank you, larry. >> join us at 9:00 benefits of breakfast serial at 9:00. >> a preschoolteacher killed in a freak landslide. >> and that will do it. our coverage discontinue on twitter. thanks for joining us tonight. from all of us here, have a good

band wagon bonnie officially open. 8 years in the league. replacement was pencil in to carry the load but he told the 49ers last friday he was retiring. borrow land told espn outside the line today that he talked it over with his family friends team mates and concussion researchers and decided to retire because the long-term effect of repetitive head trauma. it wasn't worth the risk. he suffered a condition concussion in training camp. played through it trying to make the team. 49ers respected his decision although unexpected. leaves huge hole linebacker position as borrow land replace willis. team high 108 tackle. i applaud the 24-year-old decision. i think will see a lot of those question your own future. might be a wake up call for the entire league. >> raiders as expected release quarterback matt after one year. 5.5 million against the salary cap. signed as back up a mother of time before he was let go. and that's the way the ball bounces good for chris borrow land a lot of guys will take a look at that. >> nfl rea

and do not leave bonnie sanderson alone by that. slash. 86-76 the final.etting slimmer with every loss the mean in tale in ottawa. and power play with a slide in on that rebound. and scores. giants skipper not a happy man saying it's time giants pick it up. peavy gets his first win of the season. a's and indians in good year. four and a third lost five runs on seven hits. carlos santana making beautiful music. indians win 8-3. >> all right. thank you, larry. >> join us at 9:00 benefits of breakfast serial at 9:00. >> a preschoolteacher killed in a freak landslide. >> and that will do it. our coverage discontinue on twitter. thanks for joining us tonight. from all this is "jeopardy!" let's meet today's contestants -- an academic librarian from brooklyn, new york... a research manager from oak park, michigan... and our returning champion -- a business development associate originally from katy, texas... whose 1-day cash winnings total... and now here is the host of "jeopardy!" -- alex trebek! [ applause ] thank you, johnny. and welcome, ladies and gentlemen.

. >> reporter: on the evening of march 20th 1994 bonny and bob layton returned from church to find ahere on our hands and knees and he took us to this area right here. something switched in him. he just lost it and he started stabbing me in my neck and it's going in so deep i can feel the bones crunching. >> reporter: miraculously they both survived but bonny's 21-year-old daughter amy who happened to come home during the attack did not. amy's brother brian gellert. >> at first when i saw it it didn't make sense. >> it's hard to think about it right now. >> reporter: for the family it's all the more painful because it'sthis more than 20-year-old cold case has never been solved. but this team of investigators in the brevard county sheriff's office is determined to catch the killer or killers who got away. >> i think it's solvable. it's going to take the right piece of evidence and the right person to be able to talk about - it. >> reporter: what the investigators do know is the intruder was armed with unusual weapons. the gun was later identified as a prop weapon used in the theater a

bonnie and clyde's guns.his. >> what i was talking about. >> you promised guns, you got a lot of guns. what is this done? >> this is a sawed-off shotgun that was carried by the barrel gain the. >> bonnie and clyde? >> you want to hold a piece of history? >> it is heavy. the world is filled with air. but for people with copd sometimes breathing air can be difficult. if you have copd, ask your doctor about once-daily anoro ellipta. it helps people with copd breathe better for a full 24hours. anoro ellipta is the first fda-approved product containing two long-acting bronchodilators in one inhaler. anoro is not for asthma. anoro contains a type of medicine that increases risk of death in people with asthma. it is not known if this risk is increased in copd. anoro won't replace rescue inhalers for sudden copd symptoms and should not be used more than once a day. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition, or high blood pressure. tell your doctor if you have glaucoma, prostate or bladder problems, or problems p

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. >> reporter: last week bonnie margolan sent her grandson to spring break. >> i took him to the b.a.r.t. station and he said i love you nana that was it. >> reporter: on saturday that call came. >> they said i have bad news, we can't find aloi, he's gone. >> this was taken earlier in the evening. >> reporter: family had been scouring aloi's facebook looking for news. he was last seen at a frat party. >> they kind of lost him at the party. >> reporter: then cardoa received a call. it was aloi telling her he was lost in l.a. >> the first thing he told me is i need you to come over here i need help. >> reporter: the call lasted 12 minutes then he called back a second time. >> he says yes he was drunk. and that he just didn't know where he was. and all of a sudden, the phone hung up. >> reporter: it was the last time anyone heard from him. aurora text aloi, are you okay. with no reply. >> and he still hasn't shown up. he hasn't text, he hasn't called or anything. so we have no idea what happened to him. >> reporter: it's all out of character. soccer is aloi's life. he underwent surgery for

thank you, bonnie fuller.e gears now and talking about this earlier. you would never make it through this. yesterday's storm caused a huge mess at airports but also on the roads. >> oh, boy. >> particularly in kentucky. >> oh, boy. >> where thousands of drivers were stranded in their vehicles for hours. at one point, 40 miles of the road was covered with cars interstate 65. some drivers said thursday afternoon they had been stuck in the same spot since 8:00 p.m. on wednesday. officials now fear warming temperatures will lead to flooding. joining us now on the phone, kentucky's governor steve bashir. governor, thanks for joining us. how did it get to the point where people were stuck on the roads for that long? that's definitely dangerous. >> well it's certainly dangerous, and you know there are only two things we can't control from that standpoint. it's the weather and how people drive, and we just got hit with the perfect storm of first rain which, of course kept us from pre-treating the roads, and then sleet

the band responded by playing the bonnie blue flag followed by the rebel royale. that night, the night of april 6, jefferson davis with the confederate was now indian hill virginia and sent an emissary or messenger to find generally and find out what the status of the army was. that young fellow who did that phone generally at rice's depot and as for message to take back to the president. just as i suspected it would from the beginning. i suspect that the beginning of the campaign rather than the beginning of the war. that night general sheridan sent a message back to city point to abraham lincoln who was visiting their. in the message he said i think lee will surrender to which link sent the forwarding message, let the thing be pressed. so at sailors creek on the evening of april 6 1865, the army of normal -- northern virginia had 72 hours to continue to exist. thank you, and i hope this afternoon you folks look like to come out. it is about 15 minutes from here to sailors requital field. all you need to do is get on route 460 east like you are going to richmond

i'm bonnie mcfarland. >> who would want to go there this. >> i don't know what the question is. >> this is all from a few seasons ago. >> one of them shandked me. >> is that why you were late today? >> that's my choice. >> that's what it is like in calgary. >> he is not hillary clinton evil, but he is evil. >> i like being on the inside. >> get the [bleep] out of my kitchen. >> whose in your kitchen? >> and now the thrilling conclusion. >> hello every. hello everyone, this just in. i'm kennedy. let's welcome our guests tonight, shall we? when i heard we are having a dob-son i expected a thinner version of lou, but this is better: it is jill dobson. with half as much teeth, but twice as much intelligence. and what he lacks in hope he makes up in despair. it is tv's andy levey now in color, just barely. and tonight he is auditioning for the part of the mofia bookie. he is writer comedian jesse joyce. break a leg. and he received an anti-sensorship award. they are telling me i am not supposed to say that. it is film critic and music critic and legend. >> a block. the lede. that's the first