missy and harry nelson had it. three kids, kids' partners, grandchildren. until.hey found their beloved eldest child, their jessica, just 28 years old, dead in her own bathtub. but who was she? detectives needed to know and so did we. >> everybody loved her. very bright. both my girls were really smart. >> very smart. >> reporter: jessica was ashley and matt's big sister. >> she was very outgoing. she just always wanted to have fun. but, you know, the older we got, the more she was kind of like another mom to us. and, you know, she would always be there. even if we were fighting, if we needed her, she was there. >> reporter: big sister to the whole extended family, her cousins, her close friends who were more like siblings, her siblings' close friends who were more like relatives. >> she was always really nice to everybody. >> reporter: laura wonder had been a friend since grade school. >> she just wanted to have a good time. she was just kind of -- i wouldn't say crazy, but she just -- >> reporter: goofy? >> -- was kind of goofy. she did whatever she wanted to do

harris to join the democratic ticket. a lot of callers want to talk about that topic, including nelson in colorado springs. it democrat. go ahead. caller: good morning. this is me personally. isst of all, senator harris an american first. then she is a woman. and then she is a person of caller. of color. host: nelson, i lost you for second there. go ahead. caller: i think the republican party is scared of what she thing.for and another as american people we are broken down into race. first of all, then a black person in america, you are considered a black american, now they call you an african american. youare a native american, are a hispanic american, but no one says nothing about the white race. you have to come from somewhere. do, you come from europe. youron't you address heritage, just like yourself? you would say, you are a white man. where did your heritage come from? addresses the one white heritage. host: that is nelson in colorado. this is john out of california, republican. morning. caller: good morning. for taking my call. a lot to say. i think that what this points out is how weak joe biden is on how he ne

what won't be the first time for kamala harris is the criticism, the scrutiny, and even name calling. i want to bring in sophia nelsonlife long republican and author of "black woman redefined." discovering fulfillment in the age of michelle obama." thank you for being with us. in your latest op-ed in "the beast" you write, when all is said and done, it's more than historic, it's an act of deep faith in america. it is heroic." explain that to us. >> i mean, look at it like this. he could have easily taken what i considered the more easy path. governor whitmer of michigan or someone that was going to bring him something on the ticket, instead he chose an african-american woman, who was his rival in the primary and was pretty tough on him, as we all recall, in one of the debates. and heed to the know -- joe biden was vice fooz barack obama,to the first black president. so, he understands, as a white man in america, a lot about race, the nuances of race, the moment that we're in remember, when biden opened his campaign, what did he talk about? we hold these truths to be self evident and used charlottesville as a back dro

harris to join the democratic ticket. a lot of callers want to talk about that topic, including nelson in colorado springs. it democrat. caller: good morning. this is me personally. isst of all, senator harris an american first. then she is a woman. and then she is a person of caller. of color. host: nelson, i lost you for second there. go ahead. caller: i think the republican party is scared of what she thing.for and another as american people we are broken down into race. first of all, then a black person in america, you are considered a black american, now they call you an african american. youare a native american, are a hispanic american, but no one says nothing about the white race. you have to come from somewhere. do, you come from europe. youron't you address heritage, just like yourself? you would say, you are a white man. where did your heritage come from? addresses the one white heritage. host: that is nelson in colorado. this is john out of california, republican. morning. caller: good morning. for taking my call. a lot to say. i think that what this points out is how weak joe biden is on how he negotiates.