jarrell caught up with coralluzzo in new jersey. grilled him for five hours.important he was in new jersey when paige's car was set ablaze so jarrell let him go. >> reporter: if he didn't burn the car, doesn't that let him out? >> no. >> reporter: why not? >> because his actions lead me to believe that he did something so disgusting and vile that he had to leave grand junction and lie about his family dying. something happened. >> reporter: and there was something else, said meagan. >> he told multiple people that he did something so terrible that he could never take it to the grave and that he would never be forgiven. what was that besides murdering somebody? >> george was a sketchy person and he totally did this. >> reporter: the coralluzzo she knew she said was cunning enough to have one of his pals help him, somebody like this guy, his best friend, jose tavera. detectives suspected that too. so they found tavera, brought him in for questioning and what do you know he'd recently injured his arm. >> i had a bandage on it and the cop asked me -- he's all, "wh

>> the one thing i will tell you that jarrell jerome is a gift in this project.he was so present. and it was just like looking into the face of my own son. so that pain is right there. and i had an opportunity to speak to his mother on the phone for almost an hour. >> what was that like? >> her pain is still palpable. so a lot of people say, this should be in your rear view, because it was 30 years ago, but you can't put a time stamp on when suffering should end. the residue is still on the altars of their hearts. >> wow. let me -- i'm sure you've seen this tweet. this is from lamar burton, he tweeted, i had to keep breathing. episode number one nearly broke my heart. ho however, i'll keep watching. this is essential viewing to every american, as essentially was "roots." ava retweeted it. one of our writers here at cnn.com who is a black man, has a teenage son, said that he had to -- it was a struggle for him, whether to even watch it. what do you say to those -- i talked to a woman earlier today who said she's gotten through three black women who had to stop. wh

ruiz only took the fight six weeks ago afterjoshua's original opponent jarrell miller failed a drugse adedoyin. not many thought this would go the distance, and even fewer thought it would be joshua who would be counted out. the champion struck first, and as he went for the finish, ruiz countered, wobbling joshua before a right hand sent him to the canvas. while scenting his moment, ruiz swarmed onjoshua in the seventh. two more knock—downs and it was all over. the referee had seen enough. a shock to rank among the greatest in heavyweight history by a man who wasn't even supposed to be there. joshua says he still wants to face the wbc champion deontay wilder, but more realistic is a rematch with ruiz. boxing is about not getting hit, and i got hit one too many times. it's all good. it's not the result i wanted, but it doesn't define me. i'm going to bounce back, sharpen my tools, sharpen my mindset, and i think there's still a lot of positives. this was meant to be the moment where anthonyjoshua conquered america, but rather than make his mark here, he leaves america with questions n

not only is he a close family friend, who's talk about how he knew jarrell kushner. his name has been involved in funding settlements in the west bank. there's few that have expectations of a fair deal. he said that it's unclear that if they are capable. and that is the fundamental core issue here. israelis have loan said that the palestinians certainty capable. they tried to govern themselves and hamas took over. they try to do govern themselves in the west bank and it just led to terror attacks. the palestinians would say they were set up for failure, they were always under conditions of occupation. setting out right from the beginning that it's unclear that the palestinianenes have the capability of governing themselves, i think that explains why there's so much skepticism from most people on the arab street. >>> the interview with kushner, he also was asked, do you understand week palestinians don't trust you, and kushner said, look, i'm not here to be trusted. how can you broker a peace deal if that's your position? >> well, that's the whole thing, what he is do

the express are saying that tyson fury‘s next bout could be against jarrell miller — the americam who was a dominant saturday night for tyson fury in las vegas. he beat tom schwarz inside two rounds — you can get all the reaction to an impressive outing for the briton on the 5 live boxing podcast. this was a tweet he put out after his big las vegas fight — fury went full american for the event and said he wanted to put on a big show for the us fans. you wouldn't necessarily know it because of the weather we've been having but it is tennis‘ grass court season at the moment. and that continues at queens‘ later. andy murray will play in the doubles on wednesday — his first competitive match since having an operation injanuary. james ward and cameron norrie are in singles action today — there's live coverage on bbc2 from 1 o clock this afternoon and don't forget sportsday is on at half past six with will perry. they'll have more on the last group a and b games at the women's world cup — four matches in total, as well as reflecting on the us open and looking at today's cricket world cup ma