teen invites a friend to sleep over. the next morning, she's dead. >> oh, my god. i don't feel a pulse. >> what in the world happened sfwlrvelgts how could this be. >> turned out, this was no ordinary slumber party. >> we know from their phones this was a planned event. they had discussed it, they took pictu pictures. >> stories surfacing of a dangerous experiment. >> the main purpose of having the sleep over was to try it. >> an experiment that just might tempt other teens. >> we know it's entered our high school s. >> why the clues in this mystery would save a life in your family. >> you have a lot of people watching "dateline." they need to talk to the >> i'm lester holt and this is "dateline." here's kate snow with "one small dose." >> they're killing our kids and we need to do something about it. >> it's a new threat. >> she said, erin, your best friend died and kept yelling it over and over. >> these teens found out about it the hard way. >> one of those you're not going to see it in your life kind of dr drugs. >>

withdraw that they are your friends.eremy corbyn: i have made it very clear that labour is an anti-racist party and that there is no place for anti-semitism within it. we have suspended any members who have undertaken any anti-semitic activities or work or made such statements, and have established an inquiry led by shami chakrabarti. the point he was making earlier relates to a discussion i was order to try to promote a peace process. it was not an approval of those organisations. i absolutely do not approve of those organisations. the reality is that vulnerable people are being abandoned in this country. the prime minister has said that social care and support for the elderly is a priority for him. if that is the case, why has he cut £4.5 billion since 2010 from the adult social care budget, leaving 300,000 older people without the care and support they need to live in dignity? david cameron: first, we are putting more money into social care and allowing councils to raise council tax to put that money in. to i'm afraid

love friend. >> how do the friends explain not calling for help. what do they say to you?simply said they didn't want to get in trouble and not want their parents to be upset or get in trouble. >> they thought they could wait it out. >> right. >> because the teenagers didn't think lsd was all that dangerous let alone deadly. >> she assumed it was again lsd and must have read somewhere you can't overdose on again lsd. >> the police were thinking along those same lines. it couldn't have been lsd. tara had to have taken something else. >> we have to figure out where it came from, what it is, is it illegal? >> woodbury police now had a mystery to solve and deadly drug to track down. >>> coming up, investigators also want to find out who gave tara the drug that killed her? now, they and her family are in for a huge surprise. >> i was like, >>> the woodbury minnesota police department was trying to find out how one small dose of a drug killed 17-year-old tara fitzgerald. tara thought she was taking lsd but the local drug task force team suspected she had taken something else. we

cole: my good friend, mr. green, and he is my good friend, you know, as i recall, those texas legislators were called the killer bees. if you want to compare them to mosquitoes, i'll leave you that luxury and that political risk. we just call texas legislators welcomed guests. they're welcome to come any time. in terms of the point, though, i think i agree with much of what you say, other than the last part, when you said about adequately responsibly funding. that's exactly what we're doing. the total amount of money a here we're talking about, my friends keep forgetting about the $600 million that's already been deployed. and they keep suggesting that this is like only ebola money. that's not the way the legislation is written. it's written for ebola and other infectious diseases. in other words, we're using that money exactly the way we were supposed to use it. not short changing anybody. we need money later because this is money that was to be spent over multiple years. but that money, frankly, if it had no

i have a lot of great friends but my husband is my absolute best friend. >> my best friend from high school and college are both in the dc area. i think it's a little bit different best friends from different time of my life. >> i'm just saying. >> they're sleeping. >> we're just playing. otherwise we're good for the rest of the night. >> i think we'll have little bit of rain but no thunder or hail. watch for flooding. good night, ever great time for a shiny floor wax, no? not if you just put the finishing touches on your latest masterpiece. timing's important. comcast business knows that. that's why you can schedule an installation at a time that works for you. even late at night, or on the weekend, if that's what you need. because you have enough to worry about. i did not see that coming. don't deal with disruptions. get better internet installed on your schedule. comcast business. built for business. >> today on "tmz" -- harvey: the plot thickens with the kardashians break-in at blac chyna's. >> there's a sex tape that came out of blac chyna and tyga. all of a sudden over the week

are they your friends or are they not? because those organizations in their constitutions believe in persecuting and killing jews. they are anti-semitic organizations. they're racist organizations. he must stand up and say they are not his friends. >> mr. speaker, obviously anyone that commits racist acts or is anti-semitic is not a friend of mine. it's very clear about that. very clear about that. i would also invite him to think for a moment about the conduct of his party and his candidate in london mayoral elections. the way in which they're systemically smearing my friend, whose our candidate for mayor, i wish him well and i invite the prime minister to undertake to ensure that the conservative party in london desists from the activities it's undertaking at the present time in smearing my friend. last week, mr. speaker, the destitution report found that 1.25 million people in britain were unable to afford the essentials needed to eat, stay warm, clean, and dry. the number of people using food banks has risen again last

a friend to the end.one else could have guessed where the investigation was heading next. that the detective who'd examined the scene that night was wondering if there was more to this story. it was all obvious right away, that something was off with the working theory of the crime. a heat of passion, self-defense homicide. >> we were there for hours, obviously, searching every bit. one of the things that was noticed by one of the investigators is just, you know, the dried blood that was all over. >> reporter: dried blood? the timeline, and the whole story in fact, demanded a closer look. >> it's certainly one of the things that starts to get your attention that, okay, hang on, there might be more. let's make sure we're -- we're on the right path here. >> reporter: and there were other observations that set their timeline back. on jim tan's desk computer where he'd apparently been working when he was killed, there were unopened e-mails going back before the weekend. >> jim is trading some e-mails with an

several of my closest friends today arm -- were my closest friends here. why is this important? because when hard decisions have to be made or bad things happen, you do not have to handle them alone. your friends,, your family will help you through. because they care about you. they do not care what position you have attained. they care about you. and bad things do happen even to good people. that, thedoubted bombing of the oklahoma city federal building in 1995 made it painfully clear. the weeks i spent there made me see just how important community , friends, and family are when bad things happen. lined up tolahoma offer care and comfort to their neighbors. and strangers alike. they joined together to help the investigators, firefighters, and the rescue workers who flocked to the city to help. they kept a food line going for us 24/7. where they hads donations. everything from toothpaste to snacks. one resident set up a laundry service for us. another came to cut our hair. the oklahoma standard. i know that that spirit runs through the communities of wood,,n will -- lincoln wo

and being a friend. i had a friend who made it to the major leagues.that didn't happen very off then south dakota. he played in those great athletic teams. the second baseman when reggie and all those guys were playing. they won world series. he almost wonned mvp but didn't get a hit in the entire series which he had to do. but he always remembers it, beginning from the time he went to triple a. i was writing him notes. okay, dik, this is your year, will you make t it's going to be fun. it was fun to watch him make his way up to the ranks and become a major leaguer. that was an unheard of goal in our small town. that he was a great athlete. >> any part of this planet that you haven't seen that you wish you could see? >> i mean you fished in montana. you have obviously fished in montana. i assume you fished in mongolia. >> yeah, i did fish in monday gol yavment i didn't catch one of the big, big guys but i caught clear lake i remember seeing in my life, way up on the soviet border. and we were saying in a yu rt and i caught a big fish. we had it for dif

his friends all laughed.harlie: would you keep it from your children as long as you did have you had to do it over? tom: the children were tuned in pretty quickly. it was the circle of friends. at nbc, the only ones i told were my big boss at the time. i did not want to be on the internet, tom brokaw cancer victim. i was doing the anniversary of kennedy's assassination and i told my team, i have a bad back, we will have to edit at my house. these things are very portable now, my computer was set up .heir -- there when i had to tape it, i went in and taped it and i looked at the tape and i looked god-awful. i said, give me another 24 hours, i will come back into it again. i pulled it together and he would not have known i had cancer. about christmastime, one of our mutual friends said to me, are you going to be ok? something was wrong. i looked at her and i said, i'm i -- i am not nor. nora ephron was our friend. in a much tougher situation that i was. the greatest line of all was that jon stewart, i had been

she has friends who are men. i have friends who are women. most of them are friends of both of ours. she has gone to dinner with men friends and i've gone to dinner and elsewhere with women friends. in almost every case with people my wife knew or we have been long time personal acquaintances. i have had dinner on the road with reporters of both genders. they have always been in open, in the public. someone reminded me earlier today that on a recent campaign trip a number of us after a hard day on the campaign trail including staff, myself, and some journalists -- several journalists ended up having dinner, cocktails at dinner and ended up dancing. now a news organization taking a picture of me on the dance floor with a woman could have made a great deal out of that. there was nothing there. the answer is no. >> why is it that you -- do you think that so many people, people who have known you or dealt with you, some were supporters, some were not, some were neutral, why is it so many people have this impression of you? >> i don't know. i woul

>> you know, acquaintances, friend, people you hang out with? >> good friend. people who come over to your house, like i have their home phone number and they would come over to my house. >> okay, do you have keep it small, ya, what about you? keep it small. >> i have only like two best girlfriends, truth be told, more friends than that, but people my best friends, well, they found out who to judge who is really your friend. >> really? >> blaming us, though, saying we're really bad judge of who our friend really are when it comes to picking and stuff so according to stud frist mitt and tell after receive university, researchers surveyed class of 84 college student and asked them to rang every student on scale of zero to five. zero being over to strange tears five this person is un of my best friends. now, they had to guess where other student ranked them. revealed while 94% of the student thought their friendships would be reciprocated, only 53% actually were. >> so the people you actually thought your friends turned turns out in almost half the cases they're n

i have a lot of great friends but my husband is my absolute best friend. >> my best friend from high school and college are both in the dc area. i think it's a little bit different best friends from different time of my life. >> i'm just saying. >> ty're sleeping. >> we're just playing. otherwise we're good for the rest of the night. look, i know you're a cow and all. and you may not know what i'm talking about, but, uh. the yogurt made from your milk, is delicious. mmmm, yoplait. >> announcer: the following is a paid presentation for cize, brought to you by beachbody. this is the end of exercise. >> get ready to cize it up. [ beat drops ] [ people cheering ] are you ready to dance? 5, 6, 7, 8! >> ♪ on my way in i'ma take it ♪ >> stop exercising, people. it's time to start dancing. welcome to cize. >> announcer: cize is the all-new dance workout program that's gonna make losing weight fun and easy. >> to me, it's not even exercise because i don't want to stop. >> announcer: it's simple -- dance, have fun, and get awesome results. >> it's just like one big party turns on

i was surrounded by all of the crazy friends i made in college. we are all a little more high mileage right now but we turned on earth wind and fire and turned it loose on his daughter's wedding. [laughter] gov. pence: you can hold onto to these friends. make no mistake about it. i also learned i changed in college because i learned the importance of having the courage of your convictions. college is that first time when you step out and you are no longer your mother's daughter or your father's daughter or your parents' child. you are no longer the younger brother or sister on the high school campus or the neighborhood. you are just you. this is a place where you learn to be you. about what and speak you believe, defendant in the classrooms and the lunch rooms and the late-night conversations with comfortable settings with friends. i love a john f. kennedy quote about courage. it was a quality president kennedy looked for more in people than anything else. he said, "without the belittling the courage of those who died, we should not forget those a

. >> my friend is right. we made a choice to put 12 billion pounds into the nhs and the last parliament. 19 million pounds into the nhs in this parliament and we want to see strengthen primary care. our vision is gps coming together and having in their surgeries therapist, mental health practitioners to other clinics so people can get the health care they need and we take the pressure off hospitals. that will only happen with a government that keeps investing in our nhs. >> jeremy corbyn. >> thank you, mr. speaker. yesterday after 27 years and 96 people who tragically lost their lives at hillsboro and their families find and their families finally receive the justice they were entitled to. i welcome the fact that prime minister has apologized for the actions of previous government. i join him in paying tribute to all those families who campaigned with such dignity, steadfastness and determination to get to the truth of what happened to the loved ones on that dreadful afternoon. i also pay a very warm tribute

are they your friends or are they not? because those organizations in their constitutions believe in persecuting and killing jews. they are anti-semitic organizations, racist organizations. he must stand up and say they are not his friends. [shouting] >> jeremy corbyn. >> mr. speaker, obviously anyone that commits racist acts or is at the summit is not a friend of mine. it's very clear about that. very clear about that. i would also invite him to think for a moment about the conduct of his party and its candidates in the london mayor election. [shouting] the way in which they systematically spearing my friend who is our candidate for mayor. i wish them well and i fight the prime minister to undertake -- invite -- the conservative party disses connectivity. last week, drinking the foundation report found 1.25 million people in britain were unable to afford the essentials needed to eat, stay warm, clean and dry. the number of people using food banks has risen again last year. that prime minister usually lectures us about a s

but they became friends. he still to this day speaks to her as her mentor ice heard him recently speak to her about being a mentor. and and she showed him a tremendous amount of compassion. when he wanted to buy or rent an apartment, in an apartment building in new york city and was denied because he was african-american she was so upset she wrote about it in my day and she said why don't you just come move in with me and he said well thank you for the offer but i can't, it would be like running away from the battle, i need to fight this so she had those friendship and in terms of polly i think of two friendships with white women that were really significant. one one was with the writer, william smith. who. >> do you all know who lillian smith is? >> lillian smith was a native southerner born in georgia. she wrote killers of a dream, and perhaps one of the best-known and important work, it was an early ally of martin luther king and black silver rights, that young generation of that era in the 50s and 60s, ne

she has friends who are men. i have friends who are women. most of them are friends of both of ours. she has gone to dinner with men friends and i've gone to dinner and elsewhere with women friends. in almost every case with people my wife knew or we have been long time personal acquaintances. i have had dinner on the road with reporters of both genders. they have always been in open, in the public. someone reminded me earlier today that on a recent campaign trip a number of us after a hard day on the campaign trail including staff, myself, and some journalists -- several journalists ended up having dinner, cocktails at dinner and ended up dancing. now a news organization taking a picture of me on the dance floor with a woman could have made a great deal out of that. there was nothing there. the answer is no. >> why is it that you -- do you think that so many people, people who have known you or dealt with you, some were supporters, some were not, some were neutral, why is it so many people have this impression of you? >> i don't know. i woul

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my right honorable friend will be aware that preexposure from treatments. but my right honorable friend agreed to meet with me in leading charges so we can review this unacceptable decision? >> i think it's right he raises this. my understanding is they are considering the responsibility. i want them to reach a decision quickly in this month is possible because there is no doubt there is the rising rate of infection that these treatments can help them make a difference. we are planning trial sites already underway. they're investing 2 million pounds to support these of the next two years but i'll make sure you get the meetings he needs to make progress. thank you, mr. speaker. in my first year s&p, every other constituency has been an anxious count to 10 in, hugely bob into two or three children living in a one-bedroom flat. they cannot afford to buy their counsel. the absolute cannot afford a home. can the prime minister explained in practical and meaningful terms when i go on friday by housing will not make their intolerable situation worse. >> what i wou

his friends are fascinated by their toy.uin is surprised to see that his friend's mother has returned today. she's decided to stay to take care of her children and aging parents while her husband continues working away. watching his friends with their mother, chaoquin's mood suddenly changes. only seconds ago, they were all happily checking out his new toy. but now, without so much as a good-bye, chaoquin is on his way home. chaoquin has been living with his grandparents ever since he could remember. materially, he wants for nothing. but he only gets to see his parents once a year, usually over the chinese new year holiday. it was five years ago when he received his first gift from his father, a simple stone from a riverbed. chaoqian says it's his treasurer and he cherishes it dearly. >> many of the children left at home feel an extreme loneliness and are emotionally unstable, even if they don't seem so at first. aside from empathy, however, there is another reason for his concern for these children. many of their parents ar

got to be friends with quite a few. both presidents bush say they're skipping the convention in july. if trump can't connect with latin latinos, women, and latin americans, the republicans are bracing for a rough ride. >> there is enormous challenges because of the turbulence that we see in the political aree into. >> reporter: a new hillary clinton web ad rolls out a who's who of trump haters. >> this guy is so unfit to be commander and chief. >> his policies would lead to recession. >> reporter: she is trying to win over disaffected republicans and independents in the fall, but she still faces one big hurdle -- bernie sanders. >> the only way changes takes place, people come together, stand up, and fight back. >> reporter: exactly what sanders says he'll do until the last vote is counted. meanwhile, hillary clinton is telling democrats she will work to unify the party just like she did after her loss to then candidate barack obama back in 2008. doreen? >> brian moore, thank you. >>> tonight we're investigating a bombs

i hope they'll be my friends. >> they will be your friends. so, kasha's been the one to teach him how he should be responding and reacting in these encounters. >> she's a pit bull. >> she's a pit bull, yes, but she's very fabulously trained. you want to give it a try? >> i'm willing to try. >> perfect. okay, so, let's start off by showing her a stay. point to the ground. tell her, "okay, down." >> okay, down, kasha. good girl, kasha. >> and now, this is how she smiles. so, it looks like kind of scary. >> oh! you get a rub on the belly! stay. tyson says his hard work and sam's money transform columbo into a loving and much-less-aggressive pet. so, the bottom line is -- you have rehabilitated this dog. >> i would say that this dog is living, at this point, within very acceptable margins for behavior and safety, as long as we continue to put the work in with him daily. >> it's late 2012, when, at 57, sam simon is diagnosed with colorectal cancer. the prognosis -- it's terminal. >> how did sam tell you he was sick? >> [ voice breaking ] he was jus

i can go to my friend's house.what i want. >> i'm going to school now. >> reporter: have you learned how to drive yet? >> yes. i have my license. >> i hope my daughter, she does good in school. and we just have a bright future, and see what comes. >> reporter: with the past now behind them. one last night. to the thousands of missing children out there, watching, searching, as gina and amanda did, for light in the darkness. and you don't know who is watching you right now, when we air this. what do you say to that person who is watching you right now? amanda looks straight into the camera with this message of hope. >> never give up, because you will make it. your family, your friends will not give up, so you don't give up ♪ i believe ♪ i believe ♪ i believe ♪ you believe anything is possible ♪ ♪ i believe ♪ i believe ♪ i believe ♪ i believe ♪ i believe anything is possible ♪ >> both gina and amanda have received honorary degrees from their high school and amanda says little jocelyn is excelling in school. >> their

my honorable friend will be of preexposure prophylactic treatments. me toe agree to meet with review this on acceptable? prime minister: my understanding is nhs is considering the commissioning responsibility. i want them to make a decision on this quickly. in this month if possible. there is no doubt that there is a rising rate of infection. these treatments can help the difference. trial sites.ng they are already underway. he is right to raise this. i will make sure he needs to raise the issue. every other person to my right has been an anxious council tenant usually a mother or father or two with three children living in a one-bedroom flat. often in tears. they cannot afford to rent in the private market. they cannot afford a starter home. can the prime minister explain impractical and meaningful terms why the housing bill will not make their intolerable situation worse? there is ater: series of things that i believe will help them. ising sure the right to buy there for housing association tenants as well as council tenants with the full discounts

now he's celebrating an incredible achievement in memory of fallen friends. and member of the nbc news family, robert bazell, now retired, returns tonight with this remarkable chapter in the life of an american hero whom he's followed now for nearly a decade. >> reporter: graduation day at the catholic university of america. >> evan thomas cole. >> reporter: evan cole's master's degree in architecture is the culmination of a journey marked by anguish, courage and determination. >> something i had promised my friends that died in iraq, some of them saved me, that i'm going to try to do something with my life that's meaningful. >> reporter: it was 2007 when we first saw the young army specialist. he was near death when he was rushed into the field hospital in iraq. >> an open tibia fracture. >> reporter: a bomb hit his humvee killing two other troops. >> this is a quick read for the doc. >> reporter: doctors decided he should be transported to landstuhl hospital in germany. on a giant c-17, a flying intensive care unit. >> we all joined the army around the same

, kind of like a mother/friend figure.he is a lot older than me. her presence with me is comforting. that's why i value it. >> yeah, nobody understands it. >> nobody. whatever. >> and they never will. and that's okay. >> most people don't understand themselves. >> i really haven't had a relationship like that. it's good, it's healthy, works for me, works for her. >> and no more tattoos on your face. >> no, just like two. >> no, come on, david. you look like a freak. >> she's been there since day one. and some of my own friends haven't even been there because of the severity of the crime, because they knew my girlfriend. just people just got excuses. >> goodell told judy about his interviews for "lockup". >> i was pretty much brutally honest about the situation and how i felt about it. i mean, because you know what, it's like, what am i going to do? do you want me to sit her and lie to you? not going to do that? there's nothing nice about murder. >> no, there's nothing nice about murder. but there is a lot of nice about you

bob gordon a friend of mine has just written a book, book, the sky is falling, this guys family. well, bob may be, i don't think so it hasn't fallen yet, i don't see pieces of it. so people feel their are sophisticated if they are pessimists. it's very easy to forget to or romanticize one's youth. my mother is 93 and is very intelligent and sharp person in every way. i'm icing to her, while well mom, she saying things are terrible and i say but they were worst when you were a kid. she was born in 1922. she said oh no, we're happy then. well, her mother would in the great depression would put pieces of cardboard in her shoes so the holes wouldn't leak. i mean you yourself has done excellent service and showing how much cheaper so many things are, a refrigerator, a color tv, psychotropic drugs, all kinds of things. and will not those kind of drugs but like lithium and so forth which the richest people in the world didn't have to fight their mental illness in 1950. but i do not know how to get people out of this dismal mood. >> in addition, nor nor do i. i'm pessimistic about that.

that's what johnny's friend says. he wrote a column saying johnny told him that amber was going to leave him threatening to lie about him publicly if he didn't agree to her terms. johnny got used, manipulated and set up. as for amber her lawyer called the blackmail claim false and they also give us a statement calling amber a victim and hero who quote suffered through years of physical and psychological abuse at the hands of johnny. amber's long time friend posted this photo two days after the alleged brawl. the now deleted post has amber smiling but her hair is covering her allegedly bruised right eye. it's unclear when the shot was taken today the talk show host continues to retweet posts with with the #i'm with amber and today sources tell us they heard from amber that johnny injured his hand punching a wall during an argument they had in australia in march last year. that could exxlain this picture. johnny's hand in a cast as he left pirates. might get messier. many called for a boycott on alice through the lookin

12 girls are my core friend. but about six of them, i would drive the broncho for. that is how i evaluate when i drive the broncho for you. i mean ivoried about it before. i think, friendship is so seriously. i treat it like a dart game. i'm in the center. you know the circle gets bigger as they go away from the center. so the smaller circle is intimacy circle. you have to figure out which circle do people belong in. sometimes they need to move from the inner circle to the associate, to the acquaintance and, you know, the acquaintance, you like them, they are already but if you never heard there them again. >> i need to get some people off of the dart board and off the pine wall. >> you let them know do you send them a know, you have been escorted out. >> you just know, you back off. >> but that is you are too young for that, alex. i'm 54. when you pass 50, you get to a point where you you go, um-hmm. >> really. >> time to sit down. >> you have a lot of time, beautiful lady. >> thank you. >> you have a lot more f

you are watching "fox & friends first" on a monday morning. i am anna kooiman in for heather. >> i am abby huntsman. we begin of course for the race for the white house. a fight to the finish for the hoosier state. >> donald trump leading by double digits but senator ted cruz not giving in just yet. >> kristin fisher is live for us from washington, d.c. >> if ted cruz has any chance to win he has to taken in. a new poll out yesterday shows trump with a 16 point lead in that state. 49 to 34 according to the waut streel journal poll. kasich in third. kasich is not putting any effort into indiana because of the alliance. this will be the first true test of the alliance even though trump calls it pathetic. look at how he made fun of them? >> i knocked out 17 people. the last two they are joking. let me choose krar lee, maybe that will turn it around. >> at the same rally trump said if we win indiana it will be over. ted cruz essentially said the same thing. activists and polls show cruz walked back from the comments as he made the rounds on the su

just your friends. >> oh, yeah, these are my camping friends.iends. we've hiked in a national park every summer for 30 years. >> jimmy: is that cool? >> and they took us, this is their, you know, yearly trip. the one summer they took us, the girls. >> the girls, the children. >> jimmy: the daughters. >> the daughters along. and they never did it again. [ laughter ] there was too much mama drama. >> jimmy: that's enough. >> fights with some of the moms and daughters. this isn't going to work. >> jimmy: i love-- i mean look at that, just the grand canyon. i've never been to the grand canyon. i would love to go. >> it's so great. >> if we did this rafting trip, which is really fun, we stayed in a tent for ten days, so it shows how much -- you know, they dug a hole. there was no toilet. >> jimmy: i really did want to go there but, see -- [ laughter ] i don't know -- how do you get there? like, where do you -- seriously, where do you park or whatever? i don't know what to do. >> well, you can drive up like most tourists do and look over the south rim

, very good friends.they worked well together. >> reporter: romance part, the marriage part seemed to what? >> the romance part kind of -- >> maybe romance changed. >> reporter: it certainly did. as the detectives couldn't help but discover, tom and sabina had taken up with other people, both of them. he with a woman he'd known quite a while. she with a local artist who once worked at the motel as a handyman. and then there was the matter of the life insurance. how much did he take out on sabina sabina's life, the cops asked. $100,000 said tom. despite what was apparently an amicable breakup, people on anna maria island couldn't help but wonder about tom. more than a few, said sabina's friend caryn hodge. >> a lot of people whispering and suspecting him in a way just because they didn't know. >> reporter: photographer jack elka did promotional stills for the motel and became good friends with tom and sabina. >> there was no evidence found. there was no nothing. so everything was speculative. who did it? i

tonight our nordic friends are much better behaved.] to have you here as you can see from our decor, winter is coming. [laughter] this evening we have three toes, so i will be brief. i do not want things to get out of hand. one of the great old norse iceland offered advice on how to welcome a desk. it was a miss manners for vikings. good being the drinking often avail. the more they drink, the less they can think and keep a watch over their wits. good advice. [laughter] perhaps easier said than done. it is true that our nordic friends have a repeat today, unlike the past, for modesty and for propriety. don't let them fool you, in these nordic countries, things can get a little while. i understand that in norway, one of the big on tv is national firewood night. [laughter] this is true. is a video of logs burning four hours, and hours, and hours. that is crazy. [laughter] show involves a view camera being strapped to the front of a train, so viewers could watch the rails. for seven hours. this sounds like riveting entertainment. we will

other carefully into this and my right honorable friend. >> lastly, mr. tim fallon. [shouting] >> border. however irritating the honorable gentleman -- [laughter] may be, the government must feign interest. he has a right to be heard and he will be heard. >> i'm fantastically grateful to you, mr. speaker. [laughter] i heard the prime minister on two occasions this afternoon congratulated the new mayor of london and i would like to speak myself. it does not however apologize to those spaces campaign the conservative party chose to run my campaign. will he take the opportunity to apologize for winning cheap votes. >> a great way to end the session getting the election campaign for the democrats. [shouting] >> order! [shouting] [inaudible conversations] speefive. never been a full public accounting of the fbi's domestic intelligence operations. therefore, this committee has undertaken such an investigation. >> there is only one thing left for you to do. you know what it know what a day's page 34 days in which to do it. this exact number has been selected for a specific

i know more left-wing songs than most of my left-wing friends. what is irritating is there are no good libertarian songs. >> it was karl marx -- >> it was -- the first in english was used in french before. the first prominent use in english was a follower of karl marx, arnold toynbee. not his uncle or his nephew of universal history, age 31, which is when he died, he gave lectures on the industrial revolution in england and they are basically the communist manifesto fleshed out and that became what most people to this day think happened in the industrial revolution. >> the evisceration -- >> there was a brilliant spoof of this by -- the great book 1066 and all that. they said around 1800 all the richest men in england all of a sudden realize that women and children could work 25 hours a day without many of them dying or becoming excessively deformed. this was known as the industrial revelation. basically that idea, taking -- novels of the times, especially charles dickens, as reports on the industrial revolution, when he didn't know anything abou