♪ >> i'd say john robinson is one of the most dangerous criminals that i've ever encountered. >> johnobinson is preying on kansas city for 15 years. seems like any woman that gets too close to him just disappe s disappears. >> you have heard the cliche of living double lives, this guy has, like, five. >> we think that he's the first serial killer on the internet. >> john robinson had a schtick that he useda wealthy businessm take care of you. >> he made believe she would have a trip of a lifetime, when the reality was she was in a barrel on his farm. dead. >> 19-year-old lisa stacey and her 5-year-old daughter have been missing for 15 years now. >> where is she? and then the baby, what happened to the baby? >> miraculously, she's alive. >> for the first time, we're hearing from baby tiffany. she's never spoken out before. >> it's highly likely you were there when john murdered your mother. ♪ ♪ >> kansas city, right here in, the midwest, is right in the middle between kansas and missouri. there's kansas city, kansas, kansas city, missouri. >> kansas city's kind of a formerly wild town

heather's adoption was arranged by uncle john, serial killer john robinson, convicted of killing eight is telling her story. >> no one knows exactly what happened obviously in that motel room but it's highly likely that you were right there in that room when john murdered your mother. >> if not murdered at least taken from her. no one seems to know the details of what actually happened. i probably witnessed her murder. >> i still remember that picture. >> yeah. >> on the day he brought you there with your folks and you're bouncing on his knee. >> uh-huh. >> you know, every time i look at that picture, i'm thinking what is he thinking? was it an hour before he killed your mom? four hours before? the day before? and there he is grinning like a cheshire cat for that picture. >> yep. >> reporter: heather's adoptive parents were unaware john killed heather's mother. >> what were your first memories of uncle john? >> i don't remember the younger years. i just remember the feelings. he always gave me this really weird off-putting feeling in the pit of my stomach. it's like walking down a dark

strong play by robinson chirinos with a smile and a wink for his pitcher. two out. >> john home plate so the ball had a little mud on it and the catcher gets out and makes a great play. that was the changeup for zack greinke. the changeup and fastball velocity isn't much different that it will have a little bit more downward action. >> joe: two out, nobody on. here's anthony rendon. five rbi night last night in game 6. left side. bregman. down go the nationals 1-2-3. up come the astros in of the dprst. game 7. 1941, game 4, the player hit the ball so hard... tv announcer: ...and its gone! that one went to the moon! buzz aldrin: ... i thought it went to the moon. that's why you went there? sure! nasa ground control: 3, 2, 1 newscaster: buzz aldrin and the apollo 11 crew are rocketing to the moon, to bring home what appears to be... a baseball from 1941. ♪ (moonwalk sounds) offscreen announcer: that ball is gone! where did that one go!? maybe mars. ♪ ♪ [woman singing] [strong drum beat] [electronic dance music] ♪ a more rewarding target run. with deals & surprises... it's fre

john m c meachum. i joined joined by eugene robinson. and melissa murray who clerked for judge sotomayor. thanks for being a part of our special, guys. i start with you, gene, in washington. they didn't need one more two by four to the head at the white house, but they certainly got it with a second whistleblower. your interpretation? >> well, first of all, the first whistleblower was enough, right? and the first whistleblower story, it was completely supported by the information later released by the white house about what president trump was doing with ukraine. and it was that revelation that set this in motion and that sort of flicked the switch in the house from we're not going to impeach to nancy pelosi deciding that the house had to move forward. politics be damned. a second whistleblower, we don't know exactly what the second whistleblower has to say yet. it could be another bombshell. it could be something that profoundly deepens this episode or knowledge of this episode. it could be something else about this episode. we just don't know. but we'll -- you know, we'll be finding out

john meachem. and pulitzer prize winning columnist of "washington post," political analyst eugene robinson.ook around the world. canada's prime minister is still on top. while israel's mrrm prime miniss on his heels. justin trudeau survived scandal to get a second term. benjamin netanyahu, to form a new government, opening the door for his political rival. back here at home, president trump says he's the victim of the phony emoluments clause. that's a cute one. we'll start with new poll numbers, though, on the impeachment inquiry. half of voters in six states that helped carry trump to victory in 2016 say they support the house democrats' impeachment inquiry into the president. according to the latest "the new york times"/college poll put the support at 50% of voters, florida, michigan, wisconsin, north carolina and arizona, 45% say they oppose. >> willie, obviously, these national polls that we hear time and time again, that they don't matter as much. this is an election that's going to go down to five or six states. those states just named, florida, north carolina, michigan, pennsylvania,