and wouldn't let hailey come around me, not even give me a hug at night. that moment when sabrina said lisa told her it was time to go. >> she was very blunt about it. and she was like, "i'm sorry but i don't want you here anymore." my life was shattering before me. the betrayal, the abandonment, all that came to the surface. >> reporter: two weeks later, sabrina says she quietly, carefully walked into lisa's darkened bedroom, a knife in her hand. >> i was in the room for a good 10, 15 minutes. it was a constant battle in my head. it was, like, "just do it. don't do it. just do it." >> reporter: in the end, it was sabrina's darker side that won out. >> she wakes up and she thought i was megan and was like, "megan, go to bed." i completely froze and then she sits up in her bed and she was like, "megan, go." and she realized it wasn't megan and that's when i did it. >> i remember her shouting, "brie, stop." i remember megan coming in and setting a hand on my shoulder and saying "brie, stop." and i just nudged her off and told her, "megan, don't." >> reporter

. >> hailey lived across from alex' room.woke her up. >> a man was yelling for help and stuff so i woke up and i started looking through my peephole and it was a police officer yelling. >> lieutenant daniel works with officer johnson on the campus force. >> he radioed me for the aed. >> what's an aed? >> defibrillator. so i arrived and grabbed it and went running to his location. >> when what did you think when you saw what you saw? >> i couldn't believe it. i guess you never come to work thinking you're going to see something like that. >> hailey was now glued to her peephole. she saw residents' officials everywhere. >> they were just telling everybody, keep your door shut, don't come in the hall and we didn't really know what was going on. >> the news was spreading, hailey was fielding a storm of texts from worried students. >> everyone was so confused. like i don't know. i think somebody is hurt. but i don't know what has happened. >> by now, the cops realize the young woman on the floor was dead. hailey soon learned that,

. >> reporter: hailey plymale lived across the hall from alex's room. the commotion woke her up. >> and i noticed the man, was like yelling for help and stuff. so, i woke up and i started looking through my peep hole. and it was a police officer yelling. >> reporter: lieutenant daniel vasile works with officer johnson on the campus force. >> he radioed me for the a.e.d., so -- >> what's an a.e.d.? >> that's the -- defibrillator. >> okay. >> so, i arrived, i grabbed it. i went running to his location. >> what did you think when you saw what you saw? >> i couldn't believe it. i guess, you know, you never come to work thinking you're gonna see something like that. >> reporter: hailey plymale was now glued to her peephole. she saw residence officials everywhere. >> they were just telling everybody, you know, "keep your door shut. don't come in the hall." and we didn't really know what was going on. >> reporter: the news was spreading. hailey was fielding a storm of texts from worried students. >> everyone was just so confused. and it was all just like, "i d

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. >> reporter: hailey, 7, is the youngest of the schombs children. >> i think i will stay both religions reporter: why do you think so? >> they are both really fun and it's just really hard to choose. >> reporter: evan is 9. >> i think i will probably stay both because when i'm older i think i want my kids to feel the same way i do, like celebrating both holidays. >> i think that it would have been really easy as an interfaith couple to make a decision not to do anything as we raised our children because then we wouldn't have all these hurdles that we had to overcome, but for both of us, we felt that religion was important. we both felt that it was important to have a place in your heart to go to in times of sorrow, or in times when you felt you need prayer. >> reporter: as more and more families choose to raise their children in two faiths, religious institutions may become more accepting of this choice and be more welcoming to families who have two religions rather than one. for "religion & ethics newsweekly," i'm betty rollin in brookeville, new york. >>> on our calendar, coptic, arme

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he had an air of, hey it's hailey, need this one." >> neil volz can verify this. halle was the head of the republican national committee. he was the money guy. you wanted to raise money, you need haley barbour. >> he was acting as a lobbyist for l.g.c. >> who is against jack abramoff, lobbyist for fox com. >> neil told me that at one point haily said something to the effect that he was fairly busy and "have bob call me on this some time." is that normal? >> it probably happens today i've done it. neil's point at that time, was it was flippant. hey, i'm busy, have bob call me. >> let me finish this -- you don't say this but are you talking about haley barbour saying this? >> yes. >> so he said that referring to it as a jew company. >> and neil volz directly brought that to me. that's what happened. but it transcended from there. because -- and i believe jack seized this, jack abramoff, to get fox com before me which the government said, you met with fox com and i did because of the jewish issue, not the contract. this got around. whether jack picked it up or whatev