pegye's friend glenda said, no way. bechler capable of committing white collar crime, medicare overbilling? in my opinion, no. but if you're wrong about that-- mm-hmm. then maybe the idea that she faked her death to escape possible prosecution for that-- maybe that's a little bit more plausible. but white collar crime, and faking your death and leaving your children and your family are two really separate issues. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): glenda said pegye adored her children and would never abandon them. i will say that people who have never been in the inside of a courtroom or the inside of a jail cell sometimes do pretty crazy things when they realize that might happen to them. i believe that, but not pegye. josh mankiewicz (voiceover): glenda did tell the detectives that pegye and eric were having some issues, like how pegye was busy with work and kids while eric seemed occupied on the volleyball court. she just confided in me that they were having some financial troubles, because they had a pretty high lifestyle

we decide to put that to the test clarinetist much glenda takes us inside he's been part of the orchestra here for more than thirty years he says digitally little has changed the historic auditorium has been faithfully restored except for one major difference. the roof has been raised by five meters extending the reverberation time from one point one to one point six seconds it is. still our theater but actually it's not really our theater and if you look up there you see this fantastic acoustic gallery. i've been to guys such a filigree design i love it it's just incredible i'm amazed at how big the room is now how generous the space is. it's a fantastic theater on the acoustic we've already had rehearsals here and the acoustics are vastly improved as. the christian king fred. the great would surely have approved he first opened the opera in seven hundred forty two exactly two hundred seventy five years ago it would become one of europe's leading opera houses featuring the greatest conductors phoenix mendelssohn. they had a. vision for trying not to have that fun convience and now since

we decided to put that to the test clarinetist glenda takes us inside he's been part of the orchestra here for more than thirty years he says visually little has changed the historic auditorium has been faithfully restored except for one major difference. the roof has been raised by five meters extending the reverberation time from one point one to one point six seconds it is i agree. it's still our theater but actually it's not really our theater if you look up there you see this fantastic acoustic gallery. i've been to guys such a filigree design i love it it's just incredible i'm amazed at how big the room is now how generous the space is. it's a fantastic theater. and we've already had rehearsals here and the acoustics are vastly improved as. the question king frederick the great would surely have approved he first opened the opera in seven hundred forty two exactly two hundred seventy five years ago it would become one of europe's leading opera houses featuring the greatest conductors phoenix mendelssohn. they had. victim for trying not to have that fun convience and now since on

glenda newell harris and dr. virginia banks. he is blessed with six grand children. she's a member of alpha kappa alpha sorority, incorporated and a platinum member of the lynx. she is the alphabet, and the wife of sigma phi fraternity. she has been a faithful member of the baptist church in wistton-salem. r. newell is a visionary trailblazer who affected the lives of so many. on behalf of the united states house of representatives and the people of my congressional district, i wish dr. virginia kimbro newell a very happy birthday. i now yield to ms. adams of the 12th district of north carolina. ms. adams: i rise to honor the phenomenal dr. newell, a mathematician, author, elected official, mentor and dr. newell is an asset to north carolina. e celebrate her 100th birthday . she graduated from atkins high school in winston-salem before attending talladega college in alabama, she received her doctorate in education from the university of share societya. as an educator she touched the lives of countless students at washington and ligon high hool in raleigh, yale summer

as glenda riley notes in her oakley biography, cody had obviously failed to think through the lilian smith to the rest of the company, especially to her direct competitor. perhaps, though, it's just as likely the colonel simply thought of both women as accomplished performers that he needed to add to the wild west. in any case, any possible camaraderie between an any oakley and lilian smith soured within days of the two meeting each other in 1886. oakley lopped six years off her birth date for the press making her 20 years old again instead of 26. smith ran around bragging that an any oakley would be done for once the audience saw her own self shoot. lilian told american reporters that she spent the most time with queen victoria, showing the queen the mechanics of her firearm and receiving warm accolades from the monarch. indeed a sketch from the london illustrated times seemed to bear this out and the oakley camp fired back, talking about how well oakley did at with him bell done while smith did so poorly. and that is true. husbands frank butler and kid willow by stepped into the pr

this is jim and glenda rocha's home. they started from nothing and scratched their way up to be able to afford to live here. they made it out with just the clothes on their back. they have nothing left. what the mother is the most upset about is losing her sons baby pictures and all the photographs of her mother. this was before anything was digital, before there was any cloud to save anything on. she had paper photographs and they all burned in this fire. driving around in fountain grove, yes this is a community of multi-million-dollar homes and some of the people i talked to admitted they will be able to rebuild. they have the resources and finances to continue. but it does not make it any different. they have still lost their possessions, their sense of well-being and sense of security. but they did leave with their lives and that is something they are grateful for. this is a scene they continue to see here. even as we look here at the home, there is still smoke coming out from a hotspot in the yard. it is devastating

host: glenda is calling on our independent line from minnesota. what do you think? caller: i think i would be crying all the time if i didn't have the satire of late-night comedians. they have always been making fun funny things and this president is constantly giving them the material. come out in early mornings when he should be getting his rest and you wonder when does he sleep and the comment that obama was responsible for the modifications of the shoulder stock of that rifle -- we should atf don't doam anything with parts of like silencers and those types of things. they do the firearm rules and they have had their hands tied by the nra. i would like you to have a program on why those parts are and why don't we have a national statistics? why doesn't the federal government collect all the data? they haven't been able to because nra has just allowed -- probably made -- they aren't allowed to tell you how many people are killed nationally, adding all that stuff. through the newspapers always try to find that data is that of the government finding out the statisti