joanna rogers. what news do we have about joanna rogers. >> 16-year-old joe and that rogers, a high school student, had been missing for the past 1 months. her parents had last seen her the night before she disappeared around 1:00 a.m. when she returned home from her job at a sandwich shop. >> her mother told her that she would see her in the morning. joe said she would see us in the morning and she loved us and she went to bed. >> the next morning, joanna was gone. her parents knew immediately something was terribly wrong. >> she didn't take her car. she didn't take her keys. she didn't take her money. she didn't take any clothes. except for what she was wearing, no cell phone. nothing. that raises a flag immediately. >> she had just disappeared. and i didn't know what happened. >> there was no evidence of an intruder. and joanna's parents who slept just down the hall had heard nothing. at the time, police and volunteers conducted an extensive search for joanna, but turned up nothing. >> joe and th

it's the sixth novel, that's right by author joanna philbin.ike your crazy aunt. i'm so proud of you sweetie. >> we've known each other for so long. i know your mom and dad are insanely proud of you both you and j.j. tell us about this particular book. >> this book is actually a follow-up to a book that came up last year called rules of summer. they both took place in east hamilton growing up. the story is about two girls from two very different worlds. one is the beautiful popular girl but she's miserable. >> i like that she's miserable. >> the other girl is the niece of the rich girl's family housekeeper. she's working for the family for the summer. she's very naÏve. she's from a small town ands very new to the whole east hamilton world. >> who do you identify more with? >> the small town girl. when she moved here from los angeles when i was ten years old. >> you did not want to move. >> oh. >> we started getting into the whole new york city world here and living uptown and i would go away with friends to east hampton. it was such a magical a

i says we have many praying with you. >> sister joanna offered more than just her prayers.er cross, who was now fighting for eric on the outside. >> you have donnelly as the officer assigned. >> reporter: with eric as his guide, cross got up to speed and he found some troubling information about how detectives donnelly and aiello connected the two murders. it was through this witness. her name is cathy gomez. >> cathy, we're on the record. >> reporter: cross tracked her down and videotaped his interview with her. >> you know i'm hear today because eric glisson. >> reporter: gomez, who was 16 at the time of the murder, says she first came in contact with the detectives for only one reason. she was friends with miriam tavares, who spoke only spanish. >> so you served kind of as a translator? >> yes. >> reporter: but by the time she walked out of the police station, cathy gomez had become the key witness in the investigation in the fedex murder. gomez had signed a sworn statement claiming she overheard the same suspects talking about details of both crimes that only the killer

our deputy director joanna fraguli and myself, we trained 14 ada coordinators about the ada grievance providure for procedure for the city and county of san francisco and also information about the investigative process and analysis m steps and documentation of requirements for the grievance procedure. now i'm going to pass it over to our deputy director joanna fraguli to go into more detail about about the academy training and other future training opportunities. >> thank you, heather. good afternoon, councilmembers. i get to speak last in our group and i have fun topicks to talk about. so i want to give you a very brief overview of the four sessions, two hours each, ada coordinator's academy. it's a pilot project that started this year. and as we're beginning to staff-up and maximize our forces and hopefully our impacts, this is something that has been very well-received by our ada coordinators and has already been requested for next year. so it's something that we hope will become an annual tradition. the first session introduced individuals to the role of an ada coordinator, gave

this is regis's oldest daughter joanna. she's a terrific writer.se people if they weren't good and really fun. >> and we love regis too. >> they are supposedly for young adult reading but i like it, all right. everyone has a story is coming up. ♪ ♪ ♪ everyone has a moment that changes your life ♪ ♪ it's suddenly clear in that moment ♪ ♪ >>> now that is music. this winner is lisa risso from slidel. remember we were going to mix it up a little bit and we wanted to do a wonderful love story. well, she's on the phone with us. congratulations lisa. >> oh, thank you so much. >> can you give me a real brief s synopsis of the story. >> well, i'm an oncology nurse and i had a very special patient who every time she would come in for her chemotherapy she would tell me about this wonderful guy she wanted me to meet. i kept putting her off and finally decided we have were going to meet and then she passed away unfortunately so we did not get to meet. and five months later, i got a phone call from her husband who said she left it on her bucket list for get intr

i said, you probably are not going to remember me, but i met you with joanna.ure enough, he says, i remember you. he was a good actor. tavis: he acted like he remembered you. >> since then he became friendly all the time. we had an open kitchen. they became good friends to the point that now he is actually the godfather of my young children. if there is anybody in the world to look up to, it's him. he is a class above. anybody who hears him speak, the way he carries himself, if you are going to be a man, i want to be sidney poitier. he doesn't have to do nothing. tavis: he's a rare example of somebody who is when you get to know them as advertised. what you heard about him and the roles you have seen him play, he is the op-ed big deal. >> what you see is what you get. him,ay i did a favor for and he said, what can i do for you when they? i would like to give something back to you. i said, you can speak at my funeral, but keep it short. he can do it. this is a town full of celebrities. you feed all the stars. how do you manage that? how do you own the restaurant

the bullet struck 34 year old joanna miller in the head and she died along with her 22 week old unbornld. the montgomery county d.a.'s office concluded the march seventh shooting was negligent but accidental. >>> and a man is shot and killed in philadelphia's overbrook neighborhood. "eyewitness news" here on the 5400 block of hunter street. police say the 25-year-old victim was slot in the back about 1 o'clock this morning. he was rushed to the hospital of the university of pennsylvania where he was pronounced dead. so far no suspects have been arrested just yet. >>> the search is on for the cause of an apartment fire in pennsauken, camden county. flames broke out on the 5500 block of highland avenue about 6:30 this morning. 1 person was overcome by smoke and taken to the hospital. there's no word on a condition just yet. the cause of this blaze is still under investigation. >>> and fire also badly damages a flower shop shop in glassboro gloucester county. >>> it happened at rose bud floral on the 200 block of high street just after 1 o'clock. firefighters were able to gain the upper h

. >> joanna and i would probably have the same perspective. it here, but you will probably get it this fall. a more usable experience across all of your devices. that is what you got yesterday. you are seeing it being late to the foundation yesterday. stuart: enough of your expectations on the software side. >> it is a big deal. most people do not understand how it will impact their lives directly. that is what people get. that is what consumers get. stuart: the stock went down yesterday. back up a little bit today. it had a nice run up going into this conference. who is the great innovator in the tech world today? is it google? is it apple? >> we saw apple yesterday. you have samsung in the mix. when you look at what apple was announcing yesterday, making all the devices work better together, it was a big shock to google. >> apple is clearly innovating at a pace greater than google. google is doing satellites and robots and all of this. technology. stuart: russ, you are not a stock analyst, i know that,. >> it is more of an open product. it i

a new page turner from joanna filbon. >> we've got little mix. our plaza this morning to give us a taste of their new cd, salute. here they are, little mix singing little me. ♪ ♪ ♪ she lives in the shadow of a lonely girl, so quiet you can't hear a word ♪ ♪ couldn't see it there if you catch her eye, i know she's braved but it's wrapped inside ♪ ♪ scared to talk but you don't know why ♪ ♪ wish i knew back then what i know now ♪ ♪ wish i could somehow, go back in time and make me listen to my own advice, i tell her to speak up ♪ ♪ tell her to shout out, talk a little bit louder be a bit prouder ♪ ♪ tell her she's beautiful, wonderful, everything she doesn't see ♪ ♪ you got to speak up, you got to shout out, and know that right here right now ♪ ♪ you can be beautiful, wonderful, anything you want to be ♪ ♪ yeah you got a lot from the act your age, you cannot write a book from a single page ♪ ♪ hands on the clock, yeah ♪ going too fast and you risk it all ♪ ♪ can be free to take a fall ♪ so big but you look so small ♪ wish i knew back then when i kn

this is not the medal band or joanna cameron who is so cute. look at her.that's a real isis. >> you say all mighty. i say a lot of things can happen. >> you knew that she was fun. >> anyway let's get back to the horrible things that are happening. >> this is what a bloomberg presidency would look like. >> exactly. >> it's not a good sign when iran might end up being the good guys here. we might have to have them be the good guys. is the pottery barn rule still in effect? do we have to fix this or did the warranty fix. >> this is why we have to look at our borders. it's time to put up the most. we have to have the great wall of china going an around. that's where they are going to go. the ooos of islamic terror to flow to the least resistant which will be down south. jesophine, saw them destroying the stock pile of booze. you started shaking like a leaf. >> i shed a few years. i think really the only thing i can say about this and everyone should take to heart is waste not, want not. >> i wonder what booze they were destroying. >> do you know what it is. the

it's joanna. he has a hack hadding cough, it's tv's andy levy. he does our show because it's the only time he can get a cab ride home. sitting right next to me our favorite comedian. it's mr. small. >> thank you and donald sterling was. >> the lead. that's the first story. our time together is like a nab greg, it never lasts as long as i like. >> it's day negative gajillion of -- >> when the old video surfaces last week of justin bieber saying a racist joke tmz said they had it for years but hadn't made it public because he was only 15 at the time. in america that's 3. now a report claims harvey levin and company says tmz has been sitting on this video and using it as random to bieber and his team could cooperate with them and give them scoops. his team could convince them not to release it by giving them compliance. tmz says the accusations are not true. we at red eye have done some investigations of our own. here is bieber saying his song parity. one less lonely --. there's going to be one less --. if i tell you, i'll be part of the kkk. there

what a night for joanna this saturday. now this is not a replay. same inning.cole calhoun is out at the play. give that man a cuban. miami beat indiana for yet another trip to the nba finals. larry boroughs thought he had the key to victory. but somebody changed the lock. 20 feet if the air, it looked like a strike but the umpire called it a ball. you cannot be serious. and scott langley at the mother of golf tournament. check it out, cam. elizabeth, how many seconds is it going to be? >> oh... not -- >> any guess? >> oh, my gosh. i don't know. >> anybody have an guess? anybody in the audience? >> four minutes! >> okay. >> slow, just start... oh! he blows it! >> what was it? twenty-eight seconds? >> twenty-eight seconds. now officially, the rule by the pga is 28 seconds. >> well, it takes him 28 seconds to find the ball. >> ten seconds! and a lot more. >> he has his heart going. >> search kpix cbs and like us on facebook. ♪ ♪ thank you! thank you! dedicated bankers born to go the extra mile. you've been such a big help. it's what i like to do. so you can choose

joanna vas wes has a daughter due in three week a2 year old son an fiance' heading half a world away. >> i'll be handling this, my son and my daughter by myself. i'm scared. >> reporter: eighths swirl of emotions, relentles relentless d with overwhelming pride. >> i'll miss him. don't want him to go. >> reporter: proud of what he's doing? >> yes. yes. but i'll still miss him. >> reporter: top brass at the national guard have been through these ceremonies many times before. they know well the importance of the support system back home which soldiers go off to war. >> our families have time and time again proven they are the back bone of the military. our successes are directly a tributed to the support we receive from our friends and our family. >> 114 strike hard. >> reporter: when the sermon was over, there were more tears, more hand shakes, more hugs and the realization for fighting men and women that they could not do this vital duty without the loved ones they leave behind. >> our family are our heroes because they hold down the home front here while we are defending our nation. >

joanna ain't never seen him. he stopped is at a shoe store.hese people were so good to us, we did not know how to act area thesh we could get her wish most, his daughter. patio, that man had moved radio stations there. we did a lot of interviews in connecticut. i asked ms. robinson, and she said, oh no. the foundation. -- id, well, she was such a sweetheart. the whole family treated us very well. we learned thing i do not think we ever would have learned. but daughter do not want to go, but ms. robinson took us to the and then she took us to .he cell she had sandals and all kind of stuff like that. they was just two wonderful people. a beautiful home. never seen a home at that in my life. two gorgeous. gorgeous for-- i gorgeous.too i said, david, if you ever see this tape -- he rode a horse all the time. he would aggravate me. he would follow me everywhere and i would say, david, go area -- go. >> looking back from new york, tell meling back in, about what happened and the extent to which things didn't did not change in how you felt about that

joanna, as a daughter due in three weeks.wo year old son an fiance' heading half a world away. >> i'll be handling this my son and my daughter by myself. i'm scared. >> reporter: it is a swirl of emotions relentless fear, mixed with overwhelming pride. >> i will just miss him. don't want him to go. >> reporter: proud of what he's doing. >> yes, yes. i'll miss him. >> reporter: top brass of the national guard have been through these ceremonies many times before. they know well the importance of the support system back home when soldiers go off to war. >> our families have time and time again proven they are the back bone of the military. our successes are directly a tribute to do the support we receive from our friends and our family. >> 114th strike hard. >> reporter: when the sermon was over, there were more tears, more hand shakes, more hugs. and the realization for fighting men and women that they could not do this vital duty without the loved ones they leave behind. >> our family is our heroes, because they hold down the

>> larry and joanna from boston. >> and new york. >> jim, you had array biopharma on last september,nd following on your revival of biotech. do you believe with their new phase 3 and new orphan drug status that this can be held or at least -- >> i wouldn't -- before the merck deal, i would have told you, we could be in trouble here. i think you're fine. the merck deal changed a lot of people's minds, including mine. yes? >> boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> this is my family. >> how are you? thank you for coming. >> i am asking for ensco. you were on -- >> for the charitable trust. why? it yields more than north of five. it's got the newest and best fleet. a lot of people worried about day rates. i'm not concerned. mexico opening up soon. i think ensco is terrific. >> boo-yah, jim. >> boo-yah. >> this is my daughter darren. i'm asking about uvv universal corporation. a tobacco company. >> we like -- that's the one we like. we do believe it will not be independent. that's my play in that group. yes? >> i got let's go rangers, boo-yah, jim. >> well, it's a hopeful boo-yah. >> this is my mom

for now they will give grieving families what they believe happened here. >> joanna small reporting from washington state. >>> seven people were killed after a private jet crashed in massachusetts. it happened at 9:40 last night near hanscomb air force base in bedford, 20 miles outside of boston. the jet was headed to atlantic city airport and it appears it caught fire after takeoff. officials say lewis katz, co-owner of the philadelphia enquirer is among the victims. >> the jet crashed on departure from hanscomb. with seven people on board. i am sorry to report there were no survivors. >> katz was one of two business moguls who bought out their partners last week with an $88 million bid for the inquirer. the national transportation safety board says it's ininvestigating the crash. >>> chp is investigating a deadly crash that shut down traffic on highway 84 for hours, it happened 5:45 last night on the eastbound lanes of highway 84 just east of i-680 in almeida county. police say a big rig and red car crashed head on killing the driver of the car. the big rig driver suffered minor injuri

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that bullet struck 34 year-old joanna miller in the head. she died with her 22 we are old unborn child. montgomery county d.a.'s office cop includedded that the match the seventh shooting was negligent but accidental. so tragic. >>> fbi is investigating threats against a family of former taliban prisoner sergeant bowe bergdahl. there is no word on the nature of the threats but authorities say they are taking them very seriously. bergdahl's parents live in haley, idaho. that town of 8,000 people has canceled plans for a welcome home slightly warmer celebration. >>> still ahead, the trouble with the home line reviews while planning her wednesdaying this with man had problems with the photographer she hired. she posted her experience on line. the result, a threat of legal action. coming up three is on your side looking at opinion posts and why web reviews may not be very reliable. we will explain. >>> also these happy people have one thing in common they are all lottery winners. why weren't they be happy, right? why are they together and dancin

the wall street journal's joanna stern tested them. >> eventually i'm hoping this type of tracking capabilitybuilt into all of our stuff wallets key chains umbrellas but for now these devices especially the tile is worth a try especially if you lose things in close proximity. >> reporter: dexters take note. 250 new emojis have been unveiled. some of the most unusual a changeup munk hot pepper and a have you can salute will be available for download on apple and android devices in july much those are your tech bites. i'm devon dwyer. >> 6:18. a look at sidney kimmel's huge donation to jefferson university hospital. >> nebraska residents still staggering from a deadly set of twin twisters get hit again. karen. >> temperatures already right now in the upper 70's and the dewpoint in the mid 60's. let's take a look at how it feels out there. yes, it's humid when you have a dewpoint of 65 degrees, you're certainly feeling it. in fact we have a heat advisory in effect through the region. details in your seven-day hi. i'm henry winkler. and i know there are many myths out there about a reverse mortga

bullet struck 34 year old joanna miller in the head, she died with her 22 week old unborn child. montgomery county d.a.'s office concluded march 7th shoots was negligent but accidental. so tragic. >>> man is shot and killed in philadelphia's overbrook neighborhood. "eyewitness news" at 5400 block of hunt are street. police say that the 25 year-old victim was shot in the back around 1:00 saturday morning. he was rush to the hospital of the university of pennsylvania where he was pronounced dead. so far no suspects have been arrested. >>> search is on for cause of the apartment fire, in pennsauken, camden county. flames broke out in the 5500 block of high land avenue around 6:30 saturday morning. one person was overcome by smoke and then taken to the hospital. no word on a condition. cause of the fire still being investigated. >>> also fire badly damages a flower shop in glass blow gloucester county. happened on rose budd flooral just after 1:00 o'clock. fire fighters were able to gain the the up are hand but in the before the blaze reached two alarms. investigators are looking int

bullet struck 34 year-old joanna miller in the head. she died with their 22 week old unborn child. montgomery county d.a.'s office concluded march 7th shooting was negligent but accidental. >>> well, philadelphia police are searching for three robbery suspects caught on camera in penny pack. one of the suspects entered the blue grass pharmacy on welsh road pointing a gun. police say he was filled by a second suspect helped him steel prescription drugs. third suspect left the store as his allege accomplice entered it. if you recognize suspects please call the police. >>> well, wild weather out west, take a look at these shots of the sky, can you believe it? wait until you see what fell from it. that is coming up next. >>> california chrome fails in his bid to win the triple crown, i'm wendy gilette in new york, with the story coming up. >>> and, meet south florida's new caped crusader, how a community came together to help this little boy celebrate his about on the day. have love these stories. >>> hey what a week even. yesterday was beautiful. carol says we're in for another boot t

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joanna is going to move around with the microphone. please hold your comments. we are interested in hearing them and we will take them next, after the first group of questions. the first question, please, and please be patient, we're going to try to get to as many much as we can. 39, --938 and the money question) came from some kind of church supported wilke. so roosevelt was scared to death .f losing the election what i'm curious about, what roosevelt, she was pro jewish what was her role in this, didn't she have any influence on her husband to issue an executive order? >> i understand that she in a the president on this particular issue. do it, wasdid she she successful, i don't know the that. to but as you said initially in the, in your comment, the political pressure and the fear that he was going to do of hisng that none predecessors had really done, term,is to go for a third could have been hurt if he had exception. which is the way it was the time.at >> yes. youne of the things that did not even touch on, and you understanding my that the cuban government

after big event, joanna, not quite sure what to say there.cardboard and people are going crazy about it. is there something going on i should know about? >> one line at the end of the keynote of a piece of cardboard and everybody is buzzing about this cardboard as a virtual reality type of headset, facebook buys blood feud for $2 billion, hit a piece of cardboard, put your iphone and it is the same. lerner it doesn't have the same experience so i haven't tried it, after the keynote, i went to pick up the smart watch because i was into that. a lot of people more into the cardboard, i plan to try it out today. but it is a fun thing, they have an app, it is to get people excited about developing for android. stuart: what about this setup streaming box, what do you make of that? >> the message of the keynote yesterday, they packed in a lot of information, but the message really was google want to continue being everywhere. they want to be on your wrist, in your car, in your pocket and continue to be in the living room, trying to be in the living

. >> a page-turner from joanna philbin. brave but it's trapped inside ♪ ♪ scared to talk but she don't know why ♪ ♪ wish i knew back then what i know now ♪ ♪ wish i could somehow go back in time ♪ ♪ and make listen to my own advice ♪ ♪ i'd tell her to speak up tell her to shout out ♪ ♪ talk a bit louder be a bit prouder ♪ ♪ tell her she's beautiful, wonderful everything she doesn't see ♪ ♪ you gotta speak up you gotta shout out ♪ ♪ and know that right here right now ♪ ♪ you can be beautiful, wonderful anything you wanna be ♪ ♪ little me ♪ you got a lot of time to act your age ♪ ♪ you can't write a book from a single page ♪ ♪ hands on the clock only turn one way ♪ ♪ run too fast and you risk it all ♪ ♪ can't be afraid to take a fall ♪ ♪ felt so big but she looks so small ♪ ♪ wish i knew back then what i know now ♪ ♪ wish i could somehow go back in time ♪ ♪ and maybe listen to my own advice ♪ ♪ tell her to speak up tell her to shout out ♪ ♪ tell her she's beautiful wonderful ♪ ♪ everything she doesn't see you got that speak u

joanna westhauser, 3300 feet underground, he suffered injuries in a rock fall more than a week ago.ve to maneuver his stretcher through tunnels and shafts. doctors say that, so far, he is doing well. >> all right, general motors issued a major recall. this time affecting an additional 3 million cars. the latest recall causes a similar problem to, caused by a similar problem linked to an earlier recall that was linked to 13 deaths. the ignition switches in some chevy impalas, cadillacs and five models can slip out of position if there is too much weight on the key chain. blamed for six injuries. >> new details about the unruly airline passenger that forced a jet blue flight to be diverted to detroit. cell phone videos shows the man shouting and ignoring pleas to calm down. now the fbi says the passenger had a medical evaluation and will not be charged in the incident. investigators say there was never any danger to the aircraft. >> it looks like several circus acrobats hurt during the chandelier stunt last month may sue. seven of aeeight have hired a l firm. they were injured when th

joanna stern decided to give it a whirl. >> i was not surprised when it told me to put on sunscreen ate to put on sunscreen when i was going out to get coffee. >> reporter: and it dishes out adviced. using the sun's u.v. index, it suggests you should wear a hat, put on sunglasses or apply ju sunscreen. >> you are getting cumulative sun damage that's going to lead to sun spots and skin cancer. >> reporter: it's available in three, unique colors. for all of you fashion-forward ladies out there. but here's the problem. it isn't waterproof. >> seems like an oversight. not allowed to go in the water? 99 bucks may be a high price for a sun sensor. especially since there are other cheaper options available. and it's only available for iphone users. for "good morning america," becky worley, abc news, oakland, california. >> thank you, becky. >>> joining us now, abc news senior medical contributor, dr. jennifer ashton. what's your take on this? >> it's a pretty piece of jewelry. that makes this distinctive. this is tech meets health and wellness. in general, i like the applications of technolog

. >> it's joanna and i.i think the senator was a visionary and cared about a lot of post threats and there were a lot of indicators post septemb september 11 that talked to others on this issue to look into the area and i think that with the audits which were somewhat painful i think in the end it raised the visibility of the vulnerabilities that we have both domestically and internationally and he was an advocate that if it can be done in my state i have medical facilities, i have navy base, i have a lot of things in my own backyard and we can increase the security posture that can serve as a model going forward with other states. so we didn't fully focus on why but the major metropolitan areas and other states across the country on a voluntary basis. but his foresight and his advocacy on this issue articulated the need for others to step up and step forward. >> thank you very much. >> i would just add the previously we've done some work in this area and we can look at the issue and we've looked at how they

. >> it's like -- >> i don't think i could, joanna with an i. very simple. i think the senator was truly a visionary and care about a lot of post-september 11 threats and there were a lot of indicators in the early days post-september 11th and intellectually had talked to other congressmen and senators on this issue and requested that the gao look into the area and i think with the gao's audits, which were somewhat painful on federal programs, but i think in the end raised the visibility of some of the vulnerabilities we have both domestically and internationally and he was a clear advocate of if it can be done in my state, i have medical facilities, i have usda eradiators, i have navy base, i have a lot of things in my backyard if it can be done in my state and increase the security posture that could serve as a model going forward with other states. so it was a push on our part. we didn't solely focus on hawaii. we focus on major metropolitan areas and other states across the country on a voluntary basis, but his foresight and his advocacy on this issue, c

her sixth book, this is regis and joy's oldest daughter joanna called "since last summer" the next bookes their life >> singing. ♪ suddenly clear in that moment ♪ >> that is music, hoda. okay. this month's winner is lisa from slidell. >> slidell? >> she is -- remember we asked, mix it up a little bit and wanted to do a wonderful love story. >> yeah. everyone has a love story. >> she's on the phone with us. congratulations, lisa. >> oh, thank you so much. thank you so much. >> can you give us a real brief synopsis of this story. i know what it was because we wrote the song for you. >> i am an oncology nurse and i had a very special, special patient who every time she would come in for her chemotherapy she would tell me about this wonderful guy she wanted me to meet. and, you know, i kept putting her off, finally we decided that we were going to meet and then she passed away unfortunately. >> right. >> so we did not get to meet. >> six months later? >> i got a phone call from her husband who said she left it on her bucket list for him to introduce me to eddie. >> and then what happened? >

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