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the adoptive mother admitted to her daughter that her own mother left her to freeze on a bench, and nowwants to know why. today in our studio marina simon. "hello marina, hello, tell us how you found out that you grew up in a foster family? fate in the third grade, well we had an after-school program at school, a classmate told me that i grew up in a foster family, we got into a fight, of course, it turned out that i kind of pushed her, she..." with her cheek, before the wire was so barbed and she i hit this wire with my cheek, pierced my cheek, the next day my parents were called to school, well, of course , you know, the children began to eavesdrop on what the conversation was about, so, well, they heard something that, as it were, they began to tell their parents why you were there at all do you have such conversations at home in front of your children? doubt crept in that how i would live in a foster family, i began to find out, i kind of waited until my parents were at work, i knew where our documents were. in the hall there in the nightstand, we had a little black handbag there, a

this, this monster, she killed her, her daughter killed her mother for the apartment.face to face, then they were taken to the corners of an apartment in the center of moscow, they splashed out on each other, everything that they had kept secret for a long time with seven seals, in memory of the departed ekaterina antonovna. well, this is a woman, how can i tell you, more precisely, a woman, a hurricane, but, but a hurricane, who helped her daughter. she was interested because she didn’t show up, it didn’t work out, her destiny was acting, french, music, dancing, ekaterina antonovna from early childhood stubbornly prepared her daughter for what she couldn’t achieve herself, a career as a number one star, her mother is very beautiful woman, in my opinion, she passed on all the beauty and her love for the theater, for the stage, for the acting profession to iri, she apparently she wasn’t an actress herself, no, well, in general, she had something to do with it. somewhere to finish singing, somewhere to finish playing, to play along with some skit, in a concert and on tel

was just her. >> reporter: she had been a single mom in raising her son, when she joined her sister fort out in fort wayne indiana. there, a big guy a bodybuilder, slipped her his business card. when lisa's party called it a night. in the car going home, she pulled out the business card and showed it to her sister christine. >> it said jean-claude van damme lookalike. >> reporter: you're kidding? >> and i said you're not going to call that guy are you? >> reporter: but she remembered him didn't she? >> yes. >> reporter: not only remembered, but being pursued who turned out to be scott patterson and worked in construction. within a year they were married. >> she came in on a white carriage, of course, very beautiful. and, she was so happy that day. she was very happy. >> i'm scott patterson, i'm the groom here. this is my wife. >> reporter: when you left the wedding that night lucy how did you feel about your daughter? >> i was happy for her. >> reporter: the newlyweds set up housekeeping in indiana, he became everything contractor, she the go getter marketing manager at a local mall. he

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of her television show.ime's parent company now the target of a lawsuit days before the documentary's premiere on saturday. the company telling abc news in a statement, "lifetime appeared in court today in the documentary, where is wendy williams, will air this weekend as planned." >> did you see a newer at? >> to find out if i'm crazy? uh-huh. >> deborah: in it, viewers will see a shocking portrait of wendy as a lonely, agitated woman. >> i have no friends. you know how many people come out to support you? >> no, i don't. >> you are bigger than this. you are better than this. you are smarter than this. you are stronger than this. >> deborah: facing low moments, including excessive drinking. >> did you drink this whole thing today? >> deborah: fits of anger. >> go, drive! i have no idea where we are. >> deborah: bouts of incoherence. >> i think she's losing memory. have you guys noticed that? >> how dare him. >> with my aunt, some of the issues being presented in this documentary have been there before. but

. refuse work so that i don’t go there, stay with her children, let her go there, and for her to works more important than for me, that is, for me, it’s just a source of income , yes, that is, well, it’s an interesting journey, just communicating with people, but for her it’s like her work, she needs to develop, go, she’s the kind of person that she does it the way she does wants, as he tells her. i’m leaving, that is, she could have arrived by plane, she tells me, i’m not flying, here it is again on me, that is, how bad i am, you’re not going, that is, in a good way, i’m in 24 hours because i didn’t offer her help, that is , she expected that, as always, you would save her, and you suddenly she took it and didn’t save me , well, they didn’t ask me, if they had asked me, i would have helped, so you should have guessed, and after all this, as i understand it, you want to ask her for forgiveness, yes, yes, why, you it’s bad without her, but why, of course, is bad , well, i’m generally such a person, what i believe is that everyone should live in a world of harmony, i just really want ou

her family was everything to her . and one of the greatest privileges of clerking for her walmart he was still alive, was witnessing their grand love affair and seeing all that a marriage and true partnership could be. finally, her law clerk saw firsthand just how much justice ginsburg love this country. the rule of law, and the constitution. over the course of her lifetime, she had witnessed generations of progress and the continuous march toward equality. right up until the end, she remained steadfast in continuing the work toward achieving the more perfect union to which the constitution aspired. she likewise remained ever optimistic for the future of this nation. in the time since her passing, i have reflected often on our last conversation. it was just a few weeks before she died, and during the height of the covid-19 pandemic. i recall talking with her about marty, who remained, as ever, at the center of her universe. and i recalled she asked about my children. she was curious if they would return to school in th

she accepted her award, you could feel her emotion. just being the miley cyrus, she was just being the miley cyrus, she was just being the miley cyrus we know and love, and thatis miley cyrus we know and love, and that is what we saw tonight, not only in her acceptance speeches, a little cheeky at times as well, but her performance was just incredible of flowers and i think everybody watching it loved it. find of flowers and i think everybody watching it loved it.— of flowers and i think everybody watching it loved it. and we need to talk about a — watching it loved it. and we need to talk about a little _ watching it loved it. and we need to talk about a little bit _ watching it loved it. and we need to talk about a little bit of _ talk about a little bit of controversy, killer mike won some awards but was then photographed in handcuffs, what do you know about what happened?— handcuffs, what do you know about what happened? three awards wasn't enou~h, i what happened? three awards wasn't enough. i guess. _ what happened? three awards w

>> her smile and her hugs. she was a lot of fun, catherine. she enjoyed life a lot. >> that's all for this edition of dateline. i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. i'm craig melvin. thank you for watching. hello, i'm craig melvin, and this is "dateline."ach, i just knew something's not right here. >>> hello, i'm craig melvin. and this is dateline. >> in the pit of my stomach, i just knew something is not right here. i just felt something bad had happened. >> he must have been so, so scared. >> they were so happy at first. >> kevin just fell in love with her. morgan was very, very charming. >> but when the marriage went bad, he went missing. >> he just disappeared. >> was this a husband who didn't want to be found? was this a wife who had something to hide? >> you're there gained in the truck. they're leaving. >> what had happened behind closed doors? >> she laughed and said, you know, there's no fear. >> someone was keeping secrets. and even police couldn't wrap their heads around this one until they found it, a trail of texts. >> we wer

and what in turn is what led me to her and her story. so, like, i said, i don't have pictures, but i have documents. this is her first petition at the time that i first saw them. you actually had to go to and get them out of like a dusty old box. now you can actually get them online, which is super cool and very helpful. so december 1785, she submitted this petition and the legislature considered it in this petition she sought to estab lish her right to her widow's third of william's property. remember, i talked about the law reserve in one third of the property for the wife of a tory. in this petition, jane characterized her husband as politically dead, in her words, because he was an outlaw. and she revealed that she did not expect him to return home to help her with the maintenance of herself and her eight small children. she kind of inflated the number of small children that she actually had either that or she miscounted there were like so many and she didn't count them. right. but no one checked. jane's side at the confiscation laws

her liver was ruptured, her kidneys were shocked, her ribs were broken, her nose was broken, she hadh his feet, he beat her with his hands, he beat her her wooden hangers, but the friends of the accused do not believe that it was he who killed his wife, according to ilya and diana nikiporov, the man was always the life of the party and doted on his wife, and he told how... the last time they saw your husband’s friend and his wife, at the time of the tragedy i saw them in the store, on this day, on this day, yes, it happened, as i understand it, on january 4, we were there, i came for groceries, what time was it, it was after lunch , 5-6 pm, that is, he was with her, he said hello, he handed over his friend... congratulated him on the new year, he apparently wanted to talk there, well, to chat, how are things with you, we noticed nothing unusual in his behavior, but what do you think could have happened for what happened to happen, you can’t wrap your head around it, or even at all i want to believe that there might be some kind of conflict that could lead to this, what’s especially s

of her child.s interested in an announcement that recently appeared on the page of a young mother; she was ready to sell nude photographs of her three-year-old daughter for a reasonable price. i also filmed a video with lililia, but i’ll post it in another private area, there are only 20 people there, maybe someone wants to go there too. stream to the internet is the only way for her to earn money, and this is what eighteen-year-old dasha herself does, posing naked for the camera, her personal business is considered under guardianship, but only until the young mother’s passion ... affects the young child. now, in order to maintain her status as a mother, dasha needs to find a job. previously, she had already tried to officially find a job, but was refused. now i went, in short, they didn’t hire me about the job. we decided to help dasha socialize and take the first step towards adulthood. together with as a girl we go to the employment service. a black jumper with a white collar is perhaps the most

mother approved of her daughter’s early marriage, her idol and her guru throughout life was mother, her to play french violin and so on , but for some reason such a moment arises that ekaterina antonovna quickly resettled and separated her daughter, ekaterina antonovna just got bingo, she made an offer to her daughter: she really liked him mikhail filippovich shatrov, with a separate apartment, playwright, yes, not now he is very lucky, he is not published, but he is still a playwright, a writer, yes, who collaborates with the moscow art theater, with the main theater of the country, so ekaterina antonovna had bingo, that is, she told her, come out, come out getting married, this is the best match you can have, what to think about here, mom, but he is 10 years older than me. so what, aren’t you going to make soup from it? and irina petrovna, well, more than once admitted that she got married not out of passion, there could not be any passion here yet. the young people settled here in the famous house on the embankment. mikhail filipovich is a prominent playwright and his status is t

so even after her death, her foundation, her legacy lives on and continues that work. laura bush, after she graduated from college, chose to work in depressed areas of both houston and dallas and she wanted to do something to improve the lives of some of the children in these areas. and she believed education was a way of doing it. she also, through literacy programs, was trying to do what she could to equalize some of the educational opportunities in this country. she did a special program on the harlem renaissance as a way of really uplifting and all americans the important cultural contributions of african-americans during that particular period of time. and then finally, we came full circle with michelle obama when a descendant of enslaved workers became first lady of the united states. and as i said, she made us aware of what her history was and how different it was from anyone else who had worked in the white house. and that white house historical association project is indirectly one of the legacies of the statements that she made. but she also used her speeches

her name? a car, always gave her money. >> reporter: samira found out about martha when she moved to florida just before she married adam, but she went ahead with the wedding anyway, except these things do have a way of warming themselves into a marriage. the issue did not die. >> she made him take a dna to find out if it was his child or not. and when he did, and it was, she really got upset. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: investigators naturally wanted to talk to martha, especially after they found out samira confronted her on the phone a number of times, after she found out about the baby. so, what happened then? >> you guys had a few run-ins down the road, didn't you? >> i left them alone. i really didn't have any run- ins with her. the only thing i do is meet adam once a month. pick my money up, and we go. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> reporter: and so she did. police let her go after the interview. like the other woman she had an alibi, which detectives would have to check out, of course. but in the meantime, they had an

help care for her and her dogs.started wearing his wedding ring again. erwin wanted back in her life, and it sounds to me like on some level she sort of appreciated that part of him, that adored her and wanted to take care of her. even if it's somebody that you're not gonna be with anymore? >> yes. >> do you think she made that point clear enough to him? >> no. >> she was too nice? >> always too nice, and very trusting. >> and that may be why investigators thought, erwin seemed surprise, when just two weeks before deede's murder, erwin gained access to her murder and found emails referring to a relationship with a new man, bobby lowe. >> i think it really threw him for a loop when he found out that my mom, you know, had met somebody else. that is when things started getting scary. >> scary because erwin, detectives learned, had started doing things that pointed to an obsession with deede. and how did they know that? in one of those only in a small town coincidences, deede's son, mike, lived just down the block from

do you see pm visiting her?e adopted children are registered with the guardianship authorities, ours... we have known this family since january 2023, there was a message about this family that here is a mother living in a small apartment with three young children, we immediately responded to this message received from citizens, went to the family’s place of residence, and cramped living conditions were identified. there is a lot of chaos in the apartment and the fact that my mother does not work and does not have a stable income. the family held a preventive conversation, the family was advised to find a job for the mother so that she would have a stable income, and recommendations were given on putting things in order in the apartment at the place of residence. the family was recognized as a family with a social risk factor and was put under preventive control. a comprehensive center for social services for the population of the family has been appointed as the curator of the family, which works with it, is vis

i didn't want her body, i wanted her. what he's done. whether he says he's sorry, whether -- it doesn't matter. >> for david marshburn, his remarkable work was done. case closed, justice served. kelli bordeaux was finally home. but he says solving her case left him with mixed emotions. >> once we got finished, we were depressed. it was a depression like you would not believe. because we went from two years, nonstop, kelli, kelli, kelli, kellie. >> do you think this case ever would have been solved without you? >> no. i don't think that nick would have ever told anyone unless they were his friend. but he did tell me. >> for the family of kelli bordeaux, the loss, the pain, the sorrow never goes away. but david marshburn at least gave them a chance to heal. >> he ended a suffering for my family. where we're sitting here, agonizing for these last two years. he was the one who was able to come in and end this for us. and to make it to where you can try to start rebuilding and doing things that will make kelli proud and to liv

on her door. i might have brought in my cranberry nut torte because that was impressive, that was interesting. i'm pretty sure i did bring in the cranberry nut torte. sarah gave her my name. and so i went to the house, and i remember walking in, and i'd never seen anything like it. her grandfather's butcher block from buffalo worn and you can see the use of the many years. and she was standing behind that butcher block and there was an array of copper pots like a halo above her. tall, taller than most women, beautiful, really cute clothes, and that wonderful voice she has, that husky voice, and she just had charisma. two leading candidates for senate. two very different visions for california. steve garvey, the leading republican, is too conservative for california. he voted for trump twice and supported republicans for years, including far right conservatives. adam schiff, the leading democrat, defended democracy against trump and the insurrectionists. he helped build affordable housing, lower dr

, i blamed her, i tell her, i still blame her for this, she blames me i didn’t love her either, becauseell, everything was like that, i didn’t know mother’s love, absolutely, neither father’s nor mother’s, i i didn’t know, i just knew. well, what my mother told me is that he lives, that his father took kyzyl, and never from kyzyl no one wrote to you, i studied in the same class, somehow i have something like this, i wrote a letter to the address desk, but i didn’t get any answer from him, they didn’t try to look for me through social networks, but i tried for my brother . to find out that, after all, if he was raised by his father, then he is sosnin igor anatolyevich, five sosnin igor igoriev, well , the dates of birth do not agree at all, then they are older, then they are younger, then well , something like this, well one igor sosnin means he came to be my friend, so he asked for it, i him accepted, he was born 63 years old, lives in nizhny novgorod, but i don’t think that... igor went so far there outwardly there is no outside no yes no, no, no, it seems to me it’s not him no, but th

he would be pushing her, around he would be restraining her, throwing her down. >> in fact, just twol surveillance camera caught an educated cody appearing to get rough with tony right here at the locker. >> there was an instance that occurred in the hallway at the high school that depicts cody grabbing tony around the neck. and, realizing that he's six foot six, he's five foot one. >> but, tony declined to file charges. >> her explanation was that if something like this happens, you will not be accepted into the marines then i don't want to stand in the way of that. >> you have to realize what her goals were and what her expectations and her final result of all of this was to get him into the marines. >> and, perhaps get him out of her life? >> now, after the murder, and tony's confession the photos look back on their relationship with quality with new eyes. tony, they decided was an abused woman. >> she was a living in fear of what she thought the repercussions would be if she brought it out. >> so, cody might kill her to, tony's parents insisted her daughter had no choice but to c

it's that determination that her teacher spotted in her and encouraged, taking her to paris at 1a toer — a trip that gave her a taste for adventure. yeah, it was wonderful. it was absolutely wonderful. yeah, we had knapsacks and we hitchhiked. we got lifts, we got put up... we had unionjacks on our knapsacks and we did jobs as we went. and it was an amazing experience because it wasjust after the war. it sounds exhilarating. it was fascinating. her teachers urged her to apply for university, but the idea was inconceivable to a girl from such humble beginnings. instead, having shown a talent for acting, she accepted a scholarship to the drama school rada, but her cockney roots would put her at odds with her posher fellow students. i was one of the very few working class people in rada because, again, iwas on a scholarship and i spent the whole time with them trying to tell me the difference between... i still can't do it. ..door and "daw—er". door! i couldn't hear it. and all the other people in the class were frightfully posh and they were freaking with laughter. i was going "doorrr!

for her, searching for her brother became her life's work.e of meeting him again. i prayed and believed, and only now i found out that my loved one was no longer there. alexey nalobin disappeared in 2006. after vacationing with friends in the krasnodar region, he planned to hitchhike back to the tula region. the last time he was seen was at the tuapse station, when the young man never arrived home v. planned date, his relatives raised the alarm, posted leaflets along the roads , drove around the possible route of movement , the transport prosecutor's office joined the search, years passed, but there were no results, his mother constantly dreamed that he was somewhere in some hole, and he, that he was screaming, mom, help, save me, so about a year later , my mother had her first stroke, she felt bad in her head, all her sores worsened, and in 2010 , my mother died. following his mother, his father died. irina continued her search alone. he remembers that alexey was a creative person, loved to sing, composed poems about love, life and death. i

alexander isaentov was at home on the night of her murder, anything about her disappearance, about here cannot explain, since they have been living in fact a separation for a long time, although in the same house, they each lived their lives, after communicating with investigators, alexander isaenkov began to lead a secretive lifestyle, did everything not to meet with journalists, then one day we i managed to reach him. i i asked you not to bother me or my daughter with this topic. we kindly request, please do not call, we do not take part in any filming, in any programs, interviews, we will not give anything, all questions are here in podolsk, we earnestly request, do not call me again, please, okay, alexander sergeevich, or maybe you can tell us evgenia’s mother’s number so that she can tell us about her daughter, she won’t tell us anything either, she won’t communicate with you, she also doesn’t have the slightest wishes, please leave ours. investigators worked on isainkova’s entire circle, and it turned out to be quite large. several people from the district administration immediat

one was her the cancellation of her citizenship, was her citizenship, and one was her attempt back toht that. um, that was something wasn't something that she wasn't allowed she was deemed allowed to do. so she was deemed obviously security threat and obviously a security threat and wasn't come back to wasn't allowed to come back to fight that and had to do that from from refugee in from from a refugee camp in syria, she where she syria, where she where she remains and will remain, um, until changes. until something changes. >> haig, thank you >> okay. david haig, thank you very for talking to us. very much for talking to us. david haig, human rights lawyer. really, useful analysis really, really useful analysis there. also, what's going to be useful is talking to our reporter charlie peters, about this ruling . it was quite this ruling. it was quite detailed , wasn't it, charlie? detailed, wasn't it, charlie? but they were very, very clear , but they were very, very clear, direct national security trumps all of those concerns raised by shamima beckham's legal team. >> all five ground

also the crisis in her personal life so deeply involved with her family, so close to her cousin, herther, losing her family as she traveled. >> the film chronicles the personal life of isabel wilkerson, the l lead up to the book. she lost three bimetal members. was somehow able to anchor herself in her work and pull herself through. i won't say over because you never completely get over those losses. but to a place where she was able to use her creative out point, -- output, her intellectual energy to stand in grief in a different way. a part of that process was a visit to india, one of several places she traveled around the world to research the book "caste" i was also thrilled, to have the pleasure to go to india and shoot those scenes in delhi, speak with one of the same scholars she spoke to, who placed himself in the film. he introduced me to a whole world of dalit intellectuals. the two men you see scavenging are in that position in india to this day. they are meant associated with advocacy group. generously agreed to do the work on camera. they were wonderful to work with. jus

her family remember her for her left —— laughter, _ remember her for her left —— laughter, not for beingr, not for being full of life and is a good listener. their loss is unimaginable. but they have bravely— is unimaginable. but they have bravely and movingly painted a picture — bravely and movingly painted a picture of brianna ghey in the statements read today. they have my deepest _ statements read today. they have my deepest sympathy. scarlet and eddie, you have _ deepest sympathy. scarlet and eddie, you have been good friends from 11. you were _ you have been good friends from 11. you were 15— you have been good friends from 11. you were 15 when you killed. scarlett, _ you were 15 when you killed. scarlett, you met brianna ghey when you move _ scarlett, you met brianna ghey when you move school in october 2022. you -ot you move school in october 2022. you got to _ you move school in october 2022. you got to know _ you move school in october 2022. you got to know her and she believed you were her— got to know her and she believed you were her friend. got to know her and she believed

to her election? frequently, infrequently? >> more than 2019. but it wasn't an every-day thing, no. >> in 2021 before you were appointed in november, so january to november 2021, the only time i'm talking about. how frequently did you speak with ms. willis on the phone? >> then it became frequent. >> frequent. you did not work at the d.a.'s office at that point, correct? >> i did not. >> so the affidavit that you submitted, you showed on it you submitted one record that showed that ms. willis had paid a couple hundred dollars for one flight, correct? >> say again? >> the affidavit you submitted to this court showed that ms. willis paid for one flight several hundred dollars. is that correct? >> no, ma'am. i think that -- are you drawing a distinction or her paying for a flight or for her actually booking a flight? those are two separate things. >> i will reask it. the affidavit you filed in this court you alleged that miss willis paid for one flight, paid for one flight, correct? you did not allege sh

showing her pride today. that was nice. >> i like it. >> this is how she makes her sudden changes there in the vice president's office. video from her account earlier today showing the oakland native getting ready game day ready. >> she's on trend with that transition. >> she had it down. i think she has worn that jacket before. >> thanks for watching. "nightly news" is next. >> see you tonight at 6:00. >>> tonight, a shooting at one of the most famous megachurchs in the country as services were about to start. the congregation pouring out after a woman fired shots inside lakewood church in houston, home to celebrity pastor joel osteen the woman carrying a long gun and accompanied bay small child. off-duty police shot and killed her, the child in critical condition. osteen's message to his congregation tonight. >>> also breaking, defense secretary lloyd austin tripped back to the hospital today. what we know about his condition. >>> former president trump under fire for suggesting he would encourage russia to

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she started taking heroin to numb her grief at her sister's death.d to sex work to fund her addiction. 0n the 4th work to fund her addiction. 0n the lith of april 2005 she headed out late at night into an area of glasgow known for street prostitution. she was never seen alive again. she was captured on cctv leaving a hostel. her room was never occupied again. her bank account was never used again. her phone was never used again after that night. the routine, planned visits with her loving parents, who are doing their best to support her, never took place. her mother, margaret caldwell, was in court to hear the verdict this afternoon. she gave evidence during the trial. she told the jury that she and her late husband, emma's father, knew that emma was using drugs but they had been overjoyed when she spoke about going into rehab. she said they didn't know how emma funded her habit that they had been naive. during the trial she told the court that her last conversation with her daughter had been the day before emma disappeared. emma had waved goodbye to

malasha in her own way, we consider her as our own, we are very worried about her, we want her was not as my children, and the child will not need anything. well, katya, how do you like this script from your sister? i understood what she was trying to achieve, in principle, so maybe this is what you are trying to achieve yourself? well, it’s my fault too, of course, what is it? in alcohol, but your husband drinks, no? yes, in the sense, yes, in the literal sense, yes, he is like that with... that is, do you think that if vitaly enters the studio now, and he does, then he will immediately be super in the country, of course, of course, and he blame me for the fact that he generally believes that everything that you do with custody with pdn, you do out of envy, that’s what you envy, we are with him now, this will happen, and because of what, when i was sitting with my child, when she was a month old, you went to the hotel to rest, and that i sat while she screamed, sasha, how much did i help, what are you like? ungrateful creature , forgive me, lord, but quietly, okay, sasha , that’s what

about her role, the vice president and her office make clear to others in the administration that herponsibilities began and ended with the factors driving people to leave guatemala, honduras, and el salvador, the issues biden a signed -- assigned her to examine. that is one part of the surge of the border, and she is pointing out, or her folks are pointing out that that is the area that she was assigned. what do you make of that? do you think that is not clear enough? caller: i don't think that was clear enough. i pay attention to these things quite a bit. i do not know if she needs to toot her own horn more or if the president needs to really put it out there what she is doing for the country, for the administration. but we just do not hear enough of what the vice president is doing. i have a lot of respect for her, think she would be a very good president. but we need to hear more from her and about her. host: got it. mark in massachusetts, independent. caller: yeah, i want to piggyback on that last caller. i think kamala harris has definitely stepped up her game in the past six mo

her throughout the country.yes, even more, since... how did you meet and where? it turns out she worked in a children 's room, for the police, not in a children 's room, no, no, as an animator, yes , yes, yes, but my friend and his daughter went there to relax, his daughter played there, and he i like to chat, so here he is it turns out, it turned out that he clashed with her tongues, and let’s advertise me to her, but telling me what kind of friend he has is good. i became alone, and i was just somehow busy with my own affairs, so at some point i just maybe didn’t pay attention to her, she thought that, well, maybe i didn’t pay, as you say, i probably didn’t pay enough, i didn’t pay enough , yes indeed, maybe you were paying attention to other girls at that moment? no, i never, no, i don’t lie, honestly, well , handsome, she was probably jealous of you, well, of course she was jealous, i’ve never been with anyone. that i didn’t give a reason at all, not even a reason, i had a case, well, perhaps this can be con

i went and knocked on her door and she opened her her towards that, what are you doing here? i was like, well, open the closet. she opened the closet and her wedding dress was in there. >> now. >> so that's how she found out that what was happening that day. >> did the dress fit? >> the dress fit perfectly. >> the marriage so many came off without a hitch. as elizabeth snapped away >> i think he felt at me taking the pictures was having someone special for their for her. socialism by herself. >> some pg rated -- >> i mean, craig is a good- looking guy. he works out. >> there goes the shirt. >> there goes the shirt. >> in your memories, liz, was it a romantic event? >> very much so. they were in love, happy, craig is not the most emotional guy. he's not someone who's going to wear it on his sleeve. they were both over the moon. >> lieutenant? >> yes. yes. usually, he's very stoic. he was obviously very happy that day. >> craig's sister, tara daniels, later heard all of about it and was thrilled for the couple. >> they were always together, always affectionate with each other.

herson, jamie, her including her son, jamie, her daughter—in—law including herson, jamie, her daughter—in—lawforted by the family�*s lawyer. has a letter, with margaret caldwell alongside, is expected to give a statement within the next hour and the police are also expected to comment in light of the fact it has taken close to 20 years to finally bring emma caldwell�*s killer to justice. the caldwell's killer to “ustice. the bbc caldwell's killer to “ustice. the sscactuauyh caldwell's killer to “ustice. the bbc actually has _ caldwell's killer tojustice. the bbc actually has an interview with iain packer. tell us a little bit more about that.— iain packer. tell us a little bit more about that. yes, iain packer actually approached _ more about that. yes, iain packer actually approached the _ more about that. yes, iain packer actually approached the bbc. - more about that. yes, iain packer actually approached the bbc. he l more about that. yes, iain packer i actually approached the bbc. he said he wanted to clear his name. he approached the investigative journalist samantha polling. he asked he

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