we're meeting with greg morrison, automotive journalist and call and susie's reg is the producer of. this is bumper to bumper tv. there's a major cold snap across the d test and the value it's new cost all brands to makes and models sprag has agreed to help us better understand a few things about what is going on at the us. automotive industry with auto shows and with us consumers, i do not know that it was still taught to make that for people because i thought, okay, so costs are, are know, almost like a luxury in many cases. yeah. $4050000.00. better for a spot in price. exactly. so is it, is it when people tell me to an honestly like this, is this for them the opportunity to touch their dream or is it like no, i'm in this. yeah, i'm shopping for a car which has to be useful, a economic call. you know, all of that. it has to get good gas months and they do their research. your. is it the touching the candy? it's a little of everything you get a chance to touch the candy so to speak. because you see cars that, you know, there's no way in this life. i'm never going be able to afford

morrison: he had bought this kind of basically old rusty tub, right? mr. gregped harvey fix up the old tub. greg fashioned all the stainless steel trim, felt a connection with harvey, too. mr. labono: (voiceover) he was a wall street guy, investment banker, rejecting society. morrison: a little bit like you. mr. labono: yeah, yeah. an outlaw mentality. morrison: yeah. mr. labono: that's why we bonded, you know. morrison: (voiceover) though as greg watched harvey pour money into the boat, the flat screen, the teak, the $50,000 washer/dryer... mr. labono: holy cat, you can buy another boat for 50 grand. morrison: sure. mr. labono: he just wanted the biggest and the best of what he could get, you know. morrison: (voiceover) before harvey dropped out, he'd been in the investment banking business, had some old stock investments that finally paid off, he said. and so he plowed the money into the boat, along with what a still working debbie was able to contribute. ms. morrow: he says, don't worry, you know, so what if you have to work another year.' morrison: he said

keith morrison: she hadn't gone far. agent greg sadar of the colorado bureau of investigation. from her house? a rough guess off the top of my head-- 300, 350 yards. keith morrison: the news spread fast. today, investigators say that they have found a body. yeah, that was a pretty bad day. your heart drops. let's find out what happened to her, along with humongous sadness. keith morrison: the county coroner broke the news to dale. dale bruner: they said, dale, we need to tell you something. and i'm like, what? and i just went into convulsions. keith morrison: but how did she get here? was it suicide, accident, or murder? there's a bridge just upstream from the place they found stephanie's body. dale told police she often liked to walk there. she could have been attacked on this bridge and shoved over. that was one of our early fears. keith morrison: or that she just simply committed suicide-- jumped in the water, hit her head, and that was that. that was also another legitimate consideration. so, thus the puzzle. it is. keith morrison: until four days after thanksgiving, when t