very josh, with my client they reminisce, chat and lovingly support each other. so that's why the saga. i always say no child should be seen as a foster child embassy. this, these are kids and, and they need our help and supportive her order. the most one who touched woodson elko will continue to care for babies in their time of need that she still has one wish or rather to damage she of yes, of course my big goal would be to care for the $100.00. by the time i retire like maybe even do it a year longer, depending on my health and to find them the best possible homes. yeah. yeah. and of course what still very close to my heart is yvonne. i am very worried about that. oh who is daniel? i'm had sneaked. it's not usually one. i'm like nicholson's. it's not so easy with her. i don't want to have to send her to some home. i want to find a good set at my place. some day i can close my eyes and say, sneak that she's in good hands with your old one. gotten conjunctive. sure. my home . i'm finding a new home for vaughan, just like for all the other children. so far and el

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with josh with no go. you have to be on with back last year. no, we do. mom of her daughter slash a flash from. yeah, cuz i thought that was too rude enough. i just wondered if the social's love to let you know this was the quote what, what sandwich of yours worked for that you're ready to do it all good with the bicycle feet long on to something more that less sure. would you do it by ah, welcome back. across stock were all things considered? i'm peter labelle tremendous. we're discussing confused narratives. ah, yes. go back to belgrade stephen. i know you've already mentioned in the program, but i think it's worth talking about that. about the frenchman president talking about strategic autonomy, which i found to be quite mildly amusing because as you've already pointed out, he's kind of talked about these things before. but what makes it kind of comic and even tragic? is it? well, prefer the president of france. it's too late for you even to start thinking about these things. choices have been made for you and you've made your own choices. so any talk

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with police or pegye's family. but eric's best friend, what exactly did he know and how far would he go to get proof? let's return to joshewicz with "troubled waters." >> to detective sean murphy, it sounded more than suspicious. eric bechler taking up with a gorgeous redhead just three months after his wife was lost at sea. but murphy didn't have much more than a gnawing in his gut until his phone rang. >> we got a call from -- kobi's lawyer said he wanted to arrange an interview again with kobi. >> kobi laker, eric's best friend and volleyball buddy, he'd told sheriff's detectives the bechler marriage was great. now he had a different story. >> eric's told me on several occasions that he was sick and tired of his wife. he would tell me that he just couldn't take it anymore. he was tired of it. >> about seven months before pegye vanished, kobi says he and eric had a conversation that kobi describes as haunting him ever since. >> eric asked me about what he thought -- what i thought of the idea of him killing his wife. and i was pretty shocked and i didn't know what to say. he told me subsequently that he was thinking of

with her husband's ex. now decade later, a cold case detective was focusing his attention o that very same woman, who also happened to be a member of the lapd. here is joshh more of "the smoking gun. >> for two decades, the lapd had but one narrative fo sherri rasmussen's murder. tha she was killed by a botche burglary. as science rewrote the script, this cold case suddenly was almost too hot to handle. the prime suspect was lapd detective stephanie lazarus. but as jim nuttal went through the murder book he found almost nothing on lazarus, even though she was the ex-girlfriend of the husband of sherri rasmussen. there was only one notation in the criminology in 1986. a detective had written stephani lazarus, p. o., police officer as if her name had come up, bu not as a suspect. no notes o any conversation with her? >> no paper trail. >> she seemed to be someon above suspicion. stephanie ilene lazarus had grown up i southern, california, a tomboy of sorts and loved sports. she attended u.c.l.a. where sh played basketball. it wa during her college days that she met and dated john ruetten long before he and sherri go married. after graduating in 1982, lazar

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but she gave me horror josh with alice pa, swedish seminar. oh, oh no. not vision that he had a hey canal for mostly they got visual one them up on ocean one about a beautiful shore. yeah. hi. yeah. yeah. yeah. yeah. yeah. i knew that wash can the for whatever i will. yeah. yeah, no, no, not which much. bush, bush, bush. oh, i dare not get dinged by that. by d. b, he go to an adult gallery meal. a map were stating that your parents and god parents you have come here to present these children for baptism by war 2 and the holy spirit. they are to receive the gift of new life from god to his love. i baptize you in the name of the father and of the song and of the holy spirit. david stefan, i baptize you in the name of the father and of the song. i'm the holy spirit with a back the way that i need a new bed. i me i'm with ah. i should be out of them in. yeah, so most of i'm bongo and i'm his mom. i dental likes to be be and i will put it in or not. she just goes on schedule a with. ready busy a sammy activist, fight for indigenous right with the needle and t

refugee system and ways to improve it with josh smith at the center for growth and opportunity.nal live at seven eastern or on c-span -- at 7:00 eastern or on c-span. >> life tuesday on c-span, treasury secretary janet yellen holds a press conference. at 1 p.m., cybersecurity and infrastructure security agency director easterly joins us to discuss protection capabilities, technology. at 2 p.m., the commissioner of the social security administration speaks with the urban institute. these events also stream now along with other daily coverage including houseo could be it california on water storage projects. that gets underway at 5 p.m. eastern >> and update in the end -- investigation of the leak classified documents regarding the russian ukraine war. also talks about president biden's upcoming trip.

but she gave me her josh with alice pa, swedish seminar. oh, oh no, not vision that he had a hey canal for they say they go out of a school one them up on ocean. wanted my beauty from shore here. hi. yeah. yeah. yeah. yeah. yeah. i knew that was going to for what never. i'm a young guy. oh no, no not, was not publish bush bush and they're not gay. me by that by d. b? no, it's him. when i go i go to will. i'm on on a map . we're stating that back. dear parents and god, parents, you have come here to present these children for baptism by war 2 in the holy spirit. they are to receive the gift of new life from god to his love. i baptize you in the name of the father and of the song and of the holy spirit. david stefan, i baptize you in the name of the father and of the song. i'm the whole experience with a bed and the bed. a bed on the bed. i meet with ah i should be out of them. id. yeah, some new stuff on bongo and i'm in his math. dental lice to be and i will put it in or not. she just wants get him school a. ready ready ah, a some activists

hurting this is an unimaginable tragedy for our xhupty as the mayor mentioned, dajim tt is no longer with us josh barrick is no longer with us the woman who was the maid of honor in our wedding, for whom we are the god parents of two of their children called me yesterday and said, i'm with jessica.k she hasn't heard from her husband. can you find out if he is alive? i called the police department they were quick in their response i had to call back and say, i cannot confirm anything, but he is not on the list of survivors. she had to tell their two small children that their father would never come home from work. juliana farmer, tommy elliott, my friend, no longer with us because it's louisville, i didn't just know tommy i knew tommy well. his wife even worked with my wife for a time at a company here in town their lives have been forever changed. the people who knew them are forever changed. our community is forever changed. i am so grateful to the quick response of the louisville metro police department. chief, your team was incredible yesterday. to run head first into that gunfire without ques

is no longer with us. josh barrack. is no longer with us. the woman who was the maid of honor in our wedding. and for whom we are the godparents of two of their children called me yesterday from the barracks house and said, i'm with jessica barrick. she hasn't heard from her husband. can you find out if he's alive? i called el npd, and as they did everything yesterday were quick in their response. i had to call back and say i cannot confirm anything. he is not on the list of survivors. and she had to tell their two small children. that their father would never come home from work. juliana farmer. there's no longer with us. tommy elliott. my friend. there is no longer with us. because it's louisville. i didn't just know tommy. a new tommy. well his wife. even worked with my wife. for a time at a company here in town. their lives have been forever changed the people who knew them. are forever changed. our community. is forever changed. i am so grateful. the quick response of the louisville metro police department. chief your team was incredibl

it was an investigation packed with twists and turns and an ending few saw coming. here's joshankiewicz with "while he was sleeping." josh mankiewicz: he was the life of every party. at 34, eric somuah was charming, magnetic, successful. in 2012, he was living the kind of life that young men liked to brag about to one another. call it the good life, the lush life, the fast lane. it's a world without too many rules, one in which you get close in a hurry to a lot of people you don't know too well. and it was perfect for eric. living just outside the nation's capital, eric somuah was not only living the american dream. he was selling it, too. the son of immigrants from ghana, eric was a top salesman, delivering luxury cars and the fantasies that come with them at this jaguar dealership in bethesda, maryland. he was focused and motivated to be the best. and he turned out to be our number one salesperson. josh mankiewicz: this was the guy who could sell ice in alaska. - right. - oh yeah. right. i tell him that, eric, you could sell anything. josh mankiewicz: eric's older sisters, su

here, again, is josh mankiewic with deadly exchange >> when he was killed in a neighbor's garage, exchangermany, the man who shot him said he feared fo his life and from diren's best friend robbie, police warned the teen did enter the garage to steal. as robbie described it, wa diren not the first good i missoula to go sneaking into unlock garages he said the kids were not afte money, credit cards, o valuables. this stuff happened ofte enough that it had a name, garage hopping and the target was usually beer. >> the reason for garage shopping or garage shopping, i've heard it called both, was for kids to go in and look for alcoholic beverages that the could easily get and take. >> until this shooting, that sort of was not on anybody's radar? >> no, i have not heard garage hopping. >> these three friends of dire say they've never gone garag hopping, but they know all about it >> you all know people who d it, or have done it? >> yeah. >> they understand it's illegal? >> yeah. >> but it seemed harmless? >> yes, exactly, i mean, they're like, hey, do, this is not a way for you to get som extr

there had not been an arrest but that was about to change hears josh mankiewicz with a conclusion ofmirez found more and more evidence tha k.c. was infatuated, eve obsessed, with maribel ramos for instance, the time maribel told k.c. he was too old for her, and he responded by getting plastic surgery. >> $12,000 later, he got a different face >> that's correct. >> and he says, the reason h got it was because of the woma whose missing -- >> that's correct. >> now, he was k.c. at the public library, google mapping a remote wilderness area since the dawn of detectiv novels, killers have returne to the scene of the crime. but these days, there's no nee for the bad guy to even get in his car. now, it can be done with the click of a mouse the good guys still have to do it the old-fashioned way >> detective sean hayden got the call on the radio, drive out her rustic majeski canyon, southeast of the city of orange >> we didn't know what to think, this was a very rural area nobody would be out -- this was way off the beate path >> at the other end of the two way radio, detective bryan stanley

, they the one problem i've always had with allow men, josh, in ey the one problem i've always josh, in these don't allow men, josh, in these seven sorority sisters, sue, university of wyoming for admitting trans woman who they admitting a trans woman who they allege has voyeuristic appeal to them while visiting aroused an and this is about a person called artemus langford , who's called artemus langford, who's 21. he joined that chapter in 22 two. he's six foot two. yeah he weighs hundred £60. he's a beautiful woman. he is beautiful beautiful woman. he is beautiful beautiful woman. he is beautiful beautiful woman. he's trying to get to live she or whatever inside this house with this 50 women and, they say that he sort of turns and they say he had an erection. they said that a few times he's had a pillow over his lap, classic pillow in my lap right now. that's how, you know, he's definitely a man. it definitely . took away my pillow. definitely. took away my pillow. louis yeah, yeah. and it's a very american solution. this one they're suing, you know, and that's the great way

here is josh mankiewicz with the "the devil in disguise". >> in this world, we like to think we can tellfference between good an evil but sometimes, evil puts on mask, and comes to life's part as its opposite. a loved one. a friend someone we think we can help by the time we figure out that we're wrong, it's too late and so with that in mind, meet frank rodriguez, a guy who wan looking for troubled souls >> he was very drawn towards people that were broken. even though i don't have a lot i just want to --, what i have i just want to give. >> frank gave a lot, did a lot of good in his life, until h ran across another soul who wa not just troubled or broken, but pure evil. >> oh god. >> frank grew up in rura illinois one of six kids, he played football, loved baseball his sisters carmen and shirley remember most that he love kidding around with hi siblings >> dry sense of humor. he would say something and you're not sure if you'r supposed to laugh at it, but h was joking >> you know, funny jokes, an little tricks and things prankster is the word i'm goin for. >> after high school, fran joi

with one voice. it does not matter what country that comes from. it should not be allowed to go over our airspace. there might be ramifications further. reporter: josh kimball with cnn. i have a clarification and a question. yesterday in bakersfield, you described china as the country that is a very important country. once that word country purposeful? -- was that word country purposeful? in a different place and time when the soviet union was the adversary, ronald reagan said, we win and they lose. in the modern era, is that your view is it relates to china? rep. mccarthy: i think when you look to america, the world wins when we have peace and respect for one another and more democracy and more freedom. it was only fitting that we had this meeting here. i believe in the six assurances. that has not changed. but i do believe in fostering a greater relationship and sitting here and understanding what the world looks like before ronald reagan took power and what the world looked like afterwards. it was other leaders around the world too. there were two germany's. he watched margaret thatcher and those who stood for freedom and democracy. the world bec

all right, josh campbell . stay with us as we do a weight that that press conference by zachary thompson, the prosecutor there in clay county, missouri. now we are expecting to hear soon, also from the family of jalen walker after an ohio grand jury decided not to indict the eight police officers who were involved in his shooting death as we wait for that, let's bring in our athena jones. she has been following this story for us. athena what is the reasoning that the ohio attorney general is giving for this decision? hi alex. we know that note. state charges will be filed in this case because the nine person grand jury in summit county found that the eight police officers who shot jalen walker back in june, 2022 were legally justified in firing on him. now i want you to watch a video clip of the shooting. it's very, very disturbing, difficult to watch and to listen to go ahead and take a listen. claire. you're going to see him now getting out of the car running away. and then you listen to this hail of bullets that these

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emer— with friday's daily mail. josh rmer ee— with friday's daily mail. inks. _ royals hit by new payout demands over slavery links. so this actually— over slavery links. so this actually is come from the guardian . and we revealed guardian. and we revealed yesterday how the guardian are like, we're going to really look into slavery now and what we did because because a few weeks ago, the guardian was like, oh, it turns we had a bit to do turns out we had a bit to do with slavery. yeah, well, they mew— with slavery. yeah, well, they knew prey-ve— with slavery. yeah, well, they knew they've known- 3 yeah, well, they knew they've known that for a reme— knew they've known that for a long ama— knew they've known that for a long time, that— knew they've known that for a long time, that the guardian was reemeee— long time, that the guardian was founded _trader,- long time, that the guardian was founded—trader, a- long time, that the guardian was founded trader, a man founded by a slave trader, a man eme— founded by a slave trader, a man wee-ms— founded by a slav

emer— with friday's daily mail. josh rmer ee— with friday's daily mail. inks. _ royals hit by new payout demands over slavery links. so this actually— over slavery links. so this actually is come from the guardian . and we revealed guardian. and we revealed yesterday how the guardian are like, we're going to really look into slavery now and what we did because because a few weeks ago, the guardian was like, oh, it turns we had a bit to do turns out we had a bit to do with slavery. yeah, well, they mew— with slavery. yeah, well, they knew prey-ve— with slavery. yeah, well, they knew they've known- 3 yeah, well, they knew they've known that for a reme— knew they've known that for a long ama— knew they've known that for a long time, that— knew they've known that for a long time, that the guardian was reemeee— long time, that the guardian was founded _trader,- long time, that the guardian was founded—trader, a- long time, that the guardian was founded trader, a man founded by a slave trader, a man eme— founded by a slave trader, a man wee-ms— founded by a slav

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once we get clarification around how many planes, then we can calculate with the free cash flow >> josh, you have the ita in which boeing is the second largest holding within it. >> yeah. it's unfortunate and it's a little bit off twhy i'm in but a 2% drawdown with the biggest holder acting like this. i agree with what stephanie had to say i don't think what was announced today will be a major issue or have a big impact. if i weren't already invested here, i would probably use this dip to buy or add to it. >> what about you? >> i don't own it. for this reason, i miss the rally. i've been watching for an opportunity. i would be a buyer at 180. it's 10% lower >> jason >> for me i think i agree with bill here. the headline risk for me is a challenge. >> you could say that from here -- is that a reason to not own because of a headline risk >> josh mentioned this earlier some of the more defense names, those are the names i would be more interested in this phase over a boeing. >>> coming up, tech taking a bit of a breather today. bill trimming one big name in the space. we have the trade, th

josh stay with us. evan, stay with us as well. i want to bring back in kim dozier, dave priests and colonel cedric leighton and david. let me get back to you because it really stood out to me to hear the brigadier general. um basically compared this to a home where the owner locked the door. the owner, i would say in this case he was comparing to the u. s government locking the door and then a burglar somehow got in. so he suggesting that everyone signs a nondisclosure agreement and that they did their part. and this is the reason this man broke his contract with the us government. i mean, is that something that that you buy a as justification or guess an explanation for this being allowed to happen, with all due respect to somebody's property at home, that may be priceless for them, but national security being compared to that? it's an interesting analogy, and you know that if you listened, he had to modify it in real time when he referred back to it a second time, he said. oh, it's not that they're breaking in. he mentioned that

and i did it at the political of those with josh. hi, i'm rick sanchez, and i'm here to play with you. whatever you live. do not watch my your show seriously. why watch something that's so different. my little opinions that you won't get anywhere else work of it please. if you have the state department, the cia weapons makers, multi $1000000000.00 corporations, choose your fax for you. go ahead. i change and whatever you do. don't watch my show, stay mainstream because i'm probably going to make you uncomfortable. my show is called direct impact, but again, you probably don't want to watch it because it might just change the way. thank ah ah ah, hello, i'm manila chan. you are tuned into modus operandi. they are wanted by foreign governments for alleged crimes that occurred away from the shores in which they are found in some 50 per cent of countries around the world in the united states, demands you be found and handed over. the likely outcome is that you will be brought state side to face the american justice system, but is the same

so we'll— , joined by josh howie and nick dixon . cc cc3 dixon. so we'll continue withgave a little interview today and he called them out and he sure,— and he called them out and he suho, we— and he called them out and he suho, we howe— and he called them out and he said, we have to— and he called them out and he said, we have to take action hrhrhehhuhehy.— said, we have to take action immediately. of— said, we have to take action immediately. of course he does . immediately. of course he does. i immediately. of course he does. r meow— immediately. of course he does. i mean, remember,— immediately. of course he does. i mean, remember, labour has hush— i mean, remember, labour has hush oe— i mean, remember, labour has tush ouh— i mean, remember, labour has tush ouh or— i mean, remember, labour has just come out of being in soeohuh— just come out of being in special measures by being found by-of— special measures by being found hy-or-hhe- special measures by being found| hy-or-hhe how, by the ehcr of breaking the law, discriminated— by the ehcr of breaking the law, discr

we know who they are so i agree with josh on the equity the equity is something with first republic i not touch. >> i wouldn't either >> collectively when you look at regional banks you have to ask why assume the risk right now? you also have to look at regional banks and say if you're a regional bank, do you want to be publicly traded i would rather be privately traded as a regional bank because the risk you run into is that you will have the equity run that you're seeing in a lot of these names, and that is going to actually bring forth the outcome for you just from active selling >> the lack of confidence in the market can feed on itself, and that's like -- it's not a new risk this has always been a risk in the financial sector, but everything is sped up these days and social media amplifies things that are not a big story can become a big story and i think that's being reflected in the way thks havacted. >> let's to schwabn terms of putting -- the "call of the day. bank of america out with a bearish note the firm lowering its price target, reiterating an underperform rating. the a

maybe this is my version of being more defensive in what josh is doing with gold. i don't want to get over my skis in terms of cyclicals as much as i was. i'm buying more defensive. i'm more balanced. we've talked about that. the data point that alerts me to be a little bit more cautious is the leading economic indicators in the pmis. that is definitely disturbing. at the same time the core pce on friday that came out, everybody was singing songs for joy and it wasn't a good number at 4.6% year over year the fact of the matter is we've seen 4.6%, 4.7% and that is not friendly for the fed and so i think the fed will continue to raise and keep rates higher for longer and that will continue to be the headwind. not all is gloom and doom and i will not tell you the j.o.l.t.s. number is a bad number it's not fine, it's down from 12. i got it the incremental data point is negative, but it's still very, very good and well above historical averages but it is something to keep in mind. that's still part of the thesis of why i want to at least be in the market and look for op

name was synonymous with pecan harvesting, so the major arc of the family, bonni harkey went missing, it sent shockwaves through the community. where was bonnie harkey? here's joshh queen of the county. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> in this country, we alway love stories about power, money, and a struggle to get our hand on both. dallas was the saga of a proud texas family, rich and ruthless the story you're about to hear is like that, maybe less glitz and less glamour but then, j.r. yoking was neve as coldhearted, as some of the people you are about to meet this epic tale of greed an betrayal is set not in dallas, but in san saba, a tiny town i the texas hill country and it starts with a famil that learned how to make money well on trees. back on pecan trees. at the heart of the matter, fuel feud fueled by a loss for land, stop by a battle o generations. and front and center, the life and times of the matriarch bonnie harkey, who controlled family fortune, a century in the make >> well, i always say she wa queen of the county, because she really was a big fish in a small pond >> this is teresa cooke, bonni harkey's knees >> they were well off and they were property owners >> and by

you've been noting all the way for that to look at why you nodding well, i mean i totally agree with josh. no, he did him and his team did such a wonderful job, piecing this together and a lot of people have come up to me after they watch it. they says, oh my gosh, i was shocked. yeah, i thought it was going in totally different place. you know, and they told me when they saw me being interviewed, they thought i was being interviewed. i was actually in wilson. i thought you were in town. i was, i don't know how to get access to prison. to talk to matt. i was, i was like, confused. i'm like, wow, i yeah, i think i thought you were in a lot of trouble just the people you're also noting as, until she was timely wanting to tell the story. yeah. yeah. i think i think we were extremely kind to him, we did not put him in jail. that's why he's not and we were totally lost the hard him in his life in their life. i mean, the members lie. i think the job done well done by joshua, how would you send that documentary to me to watch it? and i know when i did interview, i'll give you a little bit of bac

with carl quintanilla. we are live for you at the new york stock exchange. setting the agenda for us today, canyon partners founder and ceo josh friedman with us here on set saying the worst of the banking crisis is not behind us yet. >> plus, barry biffle, his outlook for summer travel demand and we are all over the sell-off here in the markets right now. take a look. s&p 500 down 0.6%, not extreme, but utilities are leading. up 2%. health care and consumer staples, so definitely defensive. the cyclicals are selling off for the second day in a row and technology under pressure. consumer discretionary down 2%, as bonds rally off the back of a few data misses. we'll start with the rally we're seeing in the bond market. the ten-year yield, breaking that key 3.3 level we're below that right now the latest employment data coming in lighter than expected, as pay growth inches lower ism services also coming in below consensus. in fact, services prices paid, an inflation index, lowest level since 2020 and then you've got the cleveland fed president reiterating her call for rates to surpass 5%. to help break this all down, let's bring

we have with us former assistant homeland security secretary juliet, a cnn national security analyst, and joshogen with us, a columnist at "the washington post." let's start with the point that jim and evan were just making. violent racist remarks in his history, he was suspended at one point, and yet, he gets top security clearance. >> i'm not excusing him, but there are lots of things people do when they're 16 that later on in life the military is going to have to assess whether that's the same person. so through this process, it's clear that he's trying to explain away what the 16-year-old him did. it is also clear that that's a lie, right? that he continues to harbor some of those thoughts. he's on these websites and platforms that at least are flirting with these ideas, and so how did -- how did he fool them? but the more important thing is how did they not get this in the present day, right? so it's one thing to do something when you're 16. that's a hint, why aren't they continuing to assess it? why aren't they seeing the kind of activities that are going on online, that he's really at s

>> mireya: bush has worked closely out with senator josh hawley. the same district as janet be tested. >> i don't think it is too much to ask that the school district beginning with jana elementary put the entire school district get proper cleanup done. >> mireya: they sent a letter to the department of energy asking if all of their properties meet the qualifications needed for testing. in a statement to nightline, the department of energy said they referred the board to the u.s. army corps of engineers st. louis district. which can determine if there is a basis for investigation of any or all of the his word school district properties. water cleanup process -- hazelwood school properties. water cleanup process continues, they are still waiting, waiting for answers and for a change. >> st. louis stepped up to save the nation during world war ii. and i believe that it is the nation's turn to save the st. louis. we want this wastewater out of our community and we wish -- we should not have to wait as long. >> mireya: stay with us. gena® rapid wrinkle

. >> >> here's josh mankiewicz with the evil to come >> it was hard to look awa when peggy was in the picture. her beauty was captivating but she was also spark and ambitious. and she loved that little girl >> her image survives and home movies and in memory from th days where she was relishing life, blissfully unaware of th evil to come >> i was always close with m mother, always >> i suzanne said her mom pegg was everything a mother coul be >> as a child i skated m mother would sit in the rink and freeze, sit there with coat on all bundled up and shivering. >> suzanne and her younger brother jim grew up in suburba rockland county about 45 minutes north of new york city >> we were able to go to sleep away camp when we were little, my parents traveled. >> at first, peggy did wha many women did in the 1960s, she stayed at home while her husband rob headed off to work but peggy was drawn to something bigger from he suburbansanctuary. , her mom was back in school earning her mba when suzanne was young. >> she was probably one of the few women in the graduatin class. >> it was a man's bus

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why, why you noting, well, i mean, i totally agree with josh. you know, he did him in his team. it's such a wonderful job piecing this together. and a lot of people have come up to me after they watch it. they says, oh my gosh, i was shocked. yeah, i thought it was going in totally different place. you know? and they told me when i saw me being interviewed, they thought i was being interviewed. i was actually in person. i thought you were in town. i was in how did you get access to prison? to math? i was, i was like, confused. i was like, wow, i yeah, i think i thought you were in a lot of trouble this the people you're also noting as, until she was timely wanting to tell the story. i yeah, i think i think we were extremely kind to him. we did not put him in jail, that's why he's not a day. we were totally lost of him in his life and they're like, i mean, the members, like, i think the job done well done by joshua. how would he sent that documentary to me to watch it? and i know when i did interview, i'll give you a little bit of background why i did it. but then when i truly wa