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what would we know about the investigation how is that progressing new information is coming out in dribs and drabs small details about what led up to this shooting 21 year old patrick cruciatus apparently surrendered to police when he got out of his vehicle with his hands in the air and then confessed saying i am the shooter later he was taken to police headquarters he was questioned by investigators in there that's where he gave his statement that he admitted that he was in fact targeting mexicans when he went to this wal-mart in the border town of el paso texas killing 22 people it turns out that 8 of those people were actually from mexico others had his fanuc sounding names dozens more were injured of course he's also been credited with an online rant against hispanics invading the country that was posted it just posted just before this shooting all of that seems to be adding up to a hate crime however so far he has only been charged with a capital murder count but the investigation is ongoing and that hate crime charge could still come it looks increasingly likely and the political f

he dribs how he drives their bodies to the oil field. >> and the girls right?appen snnchth it was blanket over her head. >> once she's gone, did you pull her out? >> i pulled her out. >> she went into the tank, and bella is still in the back of the truck alive? >> yes. she asked the same thing is going to happen to cece. and she said, no daddy. that east the last thing she said. >> ohio do you want your daughter to be remembered in the world to remember her and your granddaughters. >> bella wanted lipstick on like momy today. >> she wanted to soar the earth and she said i want to leave my mark on the earth and she did. >> reporter: sandra's unshakable faith gives her the strength to keep alive the happy memories of shanann and her beloved granddaughters. >> oh, my goodness. come give me hugs. oh! i love you. >> how horrific it just have been to listen to that confession. >> it's really unimaginable. one of the worst stories we ever had to share here. thankfully they have videos to hang on to. that is "20/20" tonight. i'm david muir. >> and i'm amy robach. good

as a cacique, the last few dribs and drabs of residents coming in and using their 50 minute window toome and pick up essential items. they had been very understanding considering but there have been one resident who was not happy about it. there was a bit of a governor tatian with police here because he felt that he was unhappy about being away from home yet again and felt that actually there was not that much risk of the dam collapsing. that the authorities are making it very clear there is still a potential risk to life if the down bridges and it is still a reticle condition, especially as you mentioned because of that weather warning that is set to come into force over the next 24-40 to come into force over the next 24—40 hours, that warning of heavy rain and storms that are going to hamper the efforts but also add to the water levels because what they need to do is to bring the water levels down in the reservoir to make it say people to return home. levels down in the reservoir to make it say people to return homelj understand ruth george was speaking to you earlier. and it had dr

so some of beam's materials are still coming into the indiana historical society in dribs and drabs. it's a letter, i believe it's in '63 in which beam -- he's not clear about a controversy in mahala's family. it appears that maybe one of her brothers tried to avoid the draft and had to leave owen county and the town spencer in disgrace. that's suggested. so that may be out there, so maybe mahala came from a family that was more democratic in its leanings, that's possible. also we should note that mahala had a brother that joined the 14th indiana, he came to the regiment in december of 1862. he wasn't in the army, i think, not even two months before he contracted a fatal illness and died. i'm sure that certainly figured into her thinking. i'm going to stress it again, i don't hear mahala's voice enough. this is, though, a letter, one of the surviving ones, that she wrote to david. this is in spring of 1863. it makes me nearly right sick -- it makes me right sick to think about you not coming home. i just cannot get over it. even if i knew that you would get home safe in the spring, i

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john hancock signs first and then there is dribs and drabs. it takes until the early months of 1777 to get all 56 signatures is see today onto the document am a because people move around and some have not even been elected to that congress acted on july 2. you may know this and you may not, there is a secret pattern to the order of the signatures. they are sort of grouped by geography. i think i have this right. -- ifm the declaration of john hancock's at my knees, the georgia delegation is to the left, and new hampshire at the bottom right. secret on the back of it like nicolas cage would tell you, that that is the secret. broadsides, worthy names pute signers on? prof. bell: no. hancock's name was printed, not signed. this gentleman is correcting me. the secretary. i am being told is the name, i do for to the expertise of my audience. the gentleman in the lime shirt. >> i have two questions. number one, in light of the 1829, 1830 statement, i believe you mentioned john locke? i forget the name. all people are created equal at that time. hav

john hancock signs first and then there are dribs and drabs. it takes until the early months of 1777 to get all 56 signatures that you see today on to that document because people move around and some have not even been elected to that congress on july 2. subsequently signed the calligraphy. you may know this and you may not, there is a secret pattern to the order of the signatures. they are sort of grouped by geography. i think i have this right. if i am the declaration of independence, if john hancock's at my knees, the georgia delegation is to your bottom left, then we go from south to north until we end up with new hampshire at the bottom right. there is no secret on the back of the declaration of independence like nicolas cage would tell you in national treasure. that that is the secret. i have a feeling you have a follow-up. >> with the broadsides, were the signers names put on? prof. bell: no. my understanding is only john hancock's name was printed, not signed. this gentleman is correcting me. and the secretary. his name was? charles th