and then there was dale, dale bruner, the husband. and any one of them, thought the detective, was certainly physically capable of committing the crime. >> her husband, six foot, 200-pound, very athletic guy. mr. holthouse, big, strong guy. his wife was actually a very physically fit woman. >> so, she would be out gunned by one of them? >> i would believe so, yes, sir. >> they took ron in for questioning several times. again and again, he insisted it wasn't him. >> i screwed up my marriage. i made a mess of my life. >> he admitted that in the last hours of stephanie's life, he met her here in this clothing store parking lot, around dinner time, and it wasn't a happy meeting. >> i was actually trying to tell her that it was over. >> he earlier had sent her a break-up e-mail, he said. she insisted on seeing him in person. she wasn't taking it well at all. >> and then she said -- asked me again one more time, like, we can make it work. i said no, i -- we cannot make this work. >> she was still interested in having a relationship with him

the shotgun on saturday contre will also be there when his former shipmate lauren bruner.t ceremony on the uss arizona. >>the really >>the other 2 uss arizona survivors donald stratton and ken potts have said they're no longer able to travel to pearl harbor. >>losing that generations so quickly and. the younger generation needs to embrace the history and realize what great men. these guys were and women though we have so many great stories from that generation. >>c1ndor says he plans to keep coming to hawaii. each year for as long as possible. people need to know that. >>country is the way it is today because of people like the went above and beyond he did. you know and he wasn't thinking he was just doing the right thing. >>this weekend marks the 78th anniversary of the japanese attack on pearl harbor. the surprise raid on the us navy base near honolulu killed more than 2400 americans and then thrust the united states in the world war 2 congress designated december 7th as national pearl harbor is remembered stay back in august 1994. remember it's events are held every yea

bruner died earlier this year at the age of 98. harbor to join his old friends and shipmates who never made it off the arizona. kristin: wow. leland: godspeed. ♪ ♪ kristin: here's another story for you in news that is truly out of this world. an extraordinarily fast comet is moving through space, and it's going to be making its closest pass by our sun and earth tomorrow. you're looking at a time lapse of the interstellar comet which is an ancient ball of ice and gas and dust formed outside of our solar system. scientists say they think it came from a place that we will never be able to directly observe that far away. and, you know, leland, what's so fascinating, this is only the second known interstellar comet that we -- or intertell lahr object that human eyes have ever seen, and it's the only one that we've been able to look at really closely. leland: stunning really. and, you know, one of those things that i would have never known if you hasn't told me about. either way, nasa gets all the billions of dollars, you interview them

lauren bruner was the second to last man to escape the battleship during the japanese attack 78 yearsgo today. he died in september at the age of 98. divers will place his ashes inside the ship's wreckage during a ceremony in pearl harbor today. the last living survivors plan to be laid to rest with their families. >>> 2,403 americans died in the attack on pearl harbor, of course, leading the u.s. to enter the war. >> when you hear stories with this generation and dying and those stories go away and it's why you're slow glad you have the on -- you're so glad you have the oral histories left. >>> about 22 minutes after the hour. here's a look at the weather for your weekend. ♪ >>> it may have been a last lost opportunity to save her daughter's life, but it's a phone call that never came. still ahead, why a woman is suing her local school system for allegedly failing to act. >>> plus, in the clear, fire is one way america's forests are cleared of excess growth. we'll show you why a new way that it's being done, a self-sustaining enterprise that reduces the risk for disaster. >>> and lat

navy sailor loren bruner died at age 98, expected to be the very last person buried in the wreckage whichte christmas present to the families of fallen service members. the forrest gump actor and the charitable hero, really, paying for more than 1700 family members to take a five-day trip to disney world. the fames also getting access to counseling, financial advice and scholarship support. he's done great work. folds of honor, which we talk about all the time, they also provide scholarships to the families of the fallen. we should honor that instead of these terrorists. pete: totally right. he's a hero and a patriot who's given back -- time and time again year after year with his own money and his time, he's a big old celebrity, he spends it in humble ways. god bless you, gary sinise. lisa: house democrats kick off another week of impeachment hearings tomorrow. but without trump's team there to present their side, what will actually be accomplished? pete: a special adviser to the president joins us live coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ pete: welcome back. democrat senate hopeful stirring up controvers