laura hall was infatuated with colton, however he was dating jennifer cave at the time.once colton revealed to her the body was in the bathtub, laura hall may have taken part in the mutilation of the body. as far as stabbing cave in the upper torso, the right side of her face and firing a round into the cranial vault of her head. >> six days later authorities track laura and colton in a hotel room in piedras negras. laura isn't arrested. instead, police advise her family to pick her up and take her home. >> she was still subject to the investigation, but we weren't clear as to her level of involvement. so at that point, she was not a suspect. >> colton was charged with jennifer's murder and brought to a local detention center to be interviewed. >> i'm pretty sure i need to speak with an attorney. this is serious. >> that's absolutely your right to do, okay? >> investigators then drive to laura's parents home. when they turn on their tape recorder, laura appears unwilling to help them build a case against colton. >> i don't think he did it. i really don't. >> in fact, lau

. >> reporter: chase and colton died in the daycare center inside the federal building in oklahoma city>> i just know i woke up in hell. >> reporter: kathy sanders and her daughter edye lucas watched in anguish april 19th, 1995. over time, this grieving grandmother became a self-made detective. >> mcveigh drew this. it made her mad. it did. it propelled her to find out the truth. >> she's got fire. >> she's got a lot of fire. >> reporter: army buddies tim mcveigh and terry nichols were convicted of killing 168 with their truck bomb. but kathy was convinced evidence of additional conspirators was ignored. >> i was willing to dance with the devil to get to the truth. >> reporter: she pursued witnesses and retraced mcveigh's steps, befriended the bomber's families. >> i remember the day my mom called and she's like, jennifer mcveigh is at my house. and i'm going to bring her over to meet you. >> reporter: all documented in her book "now you see me." >> dear kathy -- >> reporter: through prison letters and visits with terry nichols, kathy's rage transformed. listen to a phone call made publ

this child, colton loves it. >> i'm going to poor and egg on your head. bah!ng to pour an egg on your head. bah! >> ah! >> loves every second of it. can't get enough. [ laughter ] >> generally you're right. babies don't like to get water. this swun having a blast. >> thinks it's hilarious. >>> stirring up a lot of conversation online because of this girl. she's 15 years old. from china. as you can see, she looks very pretty. very cute girl. right? except in order for her to look like this she apparently has undergone quite a bit of plastic surgery. >> wait. how old did you say she was? >> i did say she is 15 years old. >> what kind of surgery? i mean corrective surgery? someone who fixes -- all just burly aesthetic, just because? >> her goal is to look like one of those human dolls. >> she's doing everything to look like one of those dolls with the tiny lift waist and the really big, browned eyes. >> she does kind of have that plastic look to her, but i'd be curious to know what she looked like before her surgeryiessurgeries. >> we have several photos of her.

. >> reporter: the thought of two- year-old colton or 11 month old chloe out of control for the state raises red flags for their mother nova. >> what is an out of control child? so yeah, that raises a lot of questions for me. >> reporter: if a child faces a substantial risk of harming themselves or others, the state can remove them from custody of a parent, even if the mother and father is not to blame. >> this decision does not give the state free reign to interview when children have a tantrum at the grocery store. you can only intervene in this kind of circumstance. if a child's behavior poses a risk of substantial physical harm. >> reporter: but the necessity of that intervention is being hammered out in the court system with two dueling decisions over the culpability of the parents. >> i think you can support change and out of control behavior but providing structure, maybe in the house. >> good step forward, i would say, more an evolving step forward in recognizing the fact that there are these situations that need to be addressed. >> now professor meyers expects this will show

john jay singled and colton would know scored.onzales gave up seven runs and two and two-thirds innings. major league debut not what he expected but he's got a great future. phillies lost 11-five. >> dominic brown the former all star had romaine in the minors with lehigh valley. he started the season on the dl with an achilleas problem. that's a batting problem. he's batting .139 as bad as the mares replacing him in the out feel. ryne sandberg says the 27-year-old isn't ready for big league pitching and needs more work. >>> nfl draft just two days away away. a local football player is on track to be drafted his name is abraham campbell he's chestnut hill grad. four year starter at northwestern. now the safety is projected to go as high as the first round on thursday. >> i try to honestly try to stay away from it 'cause really going for through the process you have no idea what's going to happen. so i'm trying to stay as camp as possible and whatever happens just run with it once it does happen. >> reports say the eagles and quarte

. >> reporter: colton ching is vice president for energy delivery at hawaiian electric company, or heco as the utility is known. >> what was happening was that power, which normally flows from the grid to our customers, was now beginning to flow back into those substations, substations which were not 30, 40 years ago designed to operate in that manner. >> reporter: in addition, heco had a hard time measuring all that solar. >> right now, we don't know exactly how much power rooftop solar is producing at any given moment. >> reporter: so, you can't see at all what 10% to 20% of your customer base is producing? >> we cannot. we cannot see that. >> reporter: but while heco studied the problem, homeowners like carlton ho were left waiting. it had been a year and a half that his system had sat unused. it's got to be frustrating. >> yes. like, you come home, you look at the panels on your ceiling, and you know you can't do anything with it. the bill comes every month. you know you've got two bills because i still have my financing. i have to pay for that. i have my electric bills, so... >> re

two of those lives were kathy's grandchildren chase and colton.," she describes answers and forgiveness. thank you so much for being with us today. >> thank you, shannon. it's great to be here with you. >> can you tell us about what your day was like, what your life was like in losing your two precious grandchildren? >> well, yes. you know, we were just ordinary people that just woke up one april morning and had our and had our lives kas strofically changed. my daughter was a young divorced mother and had the bedroom next to me, they were more than grandchildren, we co-parented those kids. they were the light of our lives. >> we see in the precious pictures so young and innocent. most people would be extremely bitter. i don't know how you recover from something like that. your book tells of an incredible journey that you went on. how did you seek to put your life back together and get to the place where you are today? >> well, i just had to put one foot in front of the other. i've learned over the last 20 years that forgiveness is a process. it's

. >> mike's cousin colton is in the stands with their grandfather taking video of the race. >> i go everyaturday. he is pretty fun to watch. >> another camera records from inside the car. about one minute into the race mike in car number 83 is falling behind. >> we were actually running second, and i was trying to work my way up through, and all i remember seeing a car is coming down the track, and i remember thinking i'm going tore a ride here. as soon as we touched wheels, i was up in the air. flipping over is fairly common. mike wasn't word wresh. >> it really didn't hurt. just an every day accident though it was my first time going on my side, it was, all right, go through your driver checklist. start getting out of the car. >> although mike turns the engine off, fuel drips into the car. >> i saw the fuel was dripping on tcarborator. >> he has trouble removing his seat belt because is he on his side. fuel continues to leak, threatening to ignite at any moment. the pit crew rushes to help him. >> hang on. >> they start asking, you know, are you all right. i kept telling them, yeah, i'm

. >> reporter: chase and colton died in the federal building in oklahoma city bombing. >> i know i wokel. >> reporter: kathy sanders and her daughter watched in anguish. over time the grieving group became a self made detective. >> mcveigh drew this. it made her mad. it propell her to find the truth. >> she has a lot of fire. >> reporter: army buddies, timothy mcveigh and terry nichols killed 168 with the truck bomb. >> i was willing to dance with the devil to get to the truth. >> reporter: she pursued witnesses and retraced mcveigh's steps. even befriended the bomber's families. >> i remember the call. jennifer mcveigh is at my house. >> reporter: it is documented in the book. through prison letters and visits with terry nichols kathy's rage transformed. listen to the phone call made public for the first time. >> i love you, too. you call again in a few days. >> will do. >> i feel for giving was the best gift i could give myself. >> reporter: with forgiveness, edie says her life is joyful. raising her son and daughter. >> i have not erased it but i moved on. i'm happy and it's okay. >>

. >>> arkansas senator tom colton, will he lead the congress in trying to dismantle the iran deal? >>> next, missouri, elects more black city council members than ever before. will it ease the racial tensions there? i'm susan page. >> and i'm derek mcginty, and this is capital download. >>> good sunday morning to you, and welcome to capital download. a few weeks ago no one had heard of tom cotton, but it was before he wrote the open letter iranian leadership and got his fellow senators to sign on. will he continue to fight against the deal? >> derek, he's charging full