place of frozen stillness, the hottest of passions, boiling jealousy came to call one day in tiny clymer, 1700 residents in the southwest part of the country, is still shaking off the shock of it all. joe gerace is the long-tim sheriff. >> my 35 years in law enforcement, can you ever remember a homicide in clymer? never. >> it began quite simply. the new school superintendent in town went missing one weekend, just a few weeks into the school year in september 2012. keith reed, 51 years old, was a long-time educator who had landed in the sweet spot of his professional career. >> parents and family members, do you believe in our graduates? >> reporter: the up until then school principal had applied for the top administrative job in the clymer district with his big brother, kevin, urging him on. >> says there's this little school up in chautauqua county called clymer. he said, i don't know whether i should apply there. i said apply. >> you were the nudger. >> i nudged him. and i knew what he wanted and once he was there, it was over. >> reporter: you might think a close-knit community like

parliament, lawrence clymer told bloomberg that negotiations could sour quickly. >> my expectation ofeuropean side will want to negotiate the sequence of the divorce settlement and talk about the future status. that means the so-called bill will come pretty quickly. a lot of controversy in the building was behind me on this. earlyould lead to patrimony and souring of the relationship. is important is happening in good tone is so this could be corrosive. answers -- anna edwards joins us outside of london. what can you expect in london in parliament and what with -- what have we heard thus far? interesting talking but the tone because that might be something we want to watch for in terms of what we hear today in parliament. the letter that theresa may assigned last night, on its way to brussels. timber oh is the eu and hands that over to donald tusk. that is the procedure of events that take place today. 1:20 in brussels. at the same time theresa may will speak to parliament and a lot of people will be very interested in the tone that she does adopt. to what extent will it be conciliato