and i took kaz.ing through the thick woods. trying to get a scent of kelli's grave. >> we searched till almost dark. kaz starts laying down. and so, we start digging. can't find nothing. >> reporter: what is that telling you, though? >> i'm thinking we're close. >> reporter: but not close enough. holbert couldn't remember exactly where he buried kelli's body. it was almost dark. everybody was exhausted so marshburn reluctantly called it a day. but he didn't take holbert home. >> i get him a hotel room and i tell him i'm gonna be back in the morning. >> did you worry that he might get spooked and take off? >> i was worried he was going to kill himself. >> reporter: and take the secrets of kelli's grave to his own. >>> coming up. an excruciating, few hours. >> i couldn't sleep that night. marcia couldn't sleep. >> reporter: in the morning, one, final search and at long last, a sign. >> all of a sudden, he starts whimpering. and he stops. >> after two, long years, are all questions about to be answered?

two years ago kaz had a fight in the middle two years ago kaz had a find in the middle of the night onops. yep. have you got any tips yourself that we can give to the viewers if they are going out on a trek round the dales? tell someone where you are going, pack the right kit, have the right footwear, and have a good idea of what you are going to visit. look at a map, read a guidebook, find out what is out there to locate, to have a look around. it is important to enjoy yourself in safety. my final stop in the dales is more than 1,200 feet above sea level. but nevertheless, 300 million years ago this entire area was covered by a shallow sea. which means the limestone beneath me is riddled with all kinds of interesting things. stump cross caverns is a popular and long—standing family attraction here. from this point you descend into tunnels and chambers discovered by lead miners about 160 years ago. but there's one issue with exploring caves — it's not all that accessible. bloody hell. blooming helmet. don't worry. i'll stay down. as soon as you get through here you'll be all right. tha

okay, so speaking of stakeholders, kaz, what more can we do as women to work with the women who are still going through this? how can we be more active stakeholders? i feel like we really need to be able to understand the ways in which different communities are able to absorb information and then use that and take that and find ways to educate women and make more precise question is, how do we begin to change the mindset of mama who is old and very setting how, how do we begin to educate or to have conversations with her in a way that she can have a ha moment where she's like actually we need to stop that. ok. education is something that you're very keen on. is this the way for us to stop after him? do you think we have a center in most ro, it's more of a rescue center now because guess s ling into that institution is giving ted married. and if jim, so creating sets, if this is and guess a new kitchen would be a huge being that can solve this issue of if jim. okay, sadie or what is your proposal moving forward? how do we finally get rid of this? we need to have county and community based

so speaking of stakeholders, kaz, what more can we do as women to work with the women who are still going through this? how can we be more active stakeholders? i feel like we really need to be able to understand the ways in which different communities are able to absorb information and then use that and take that and find ways to educate women and make more precise question is, how do we begin to change the mindset of mama who is old and very certain how, how do we begin to educate or to have conversations with in a way that she can have a ha moment where she's like actually we need to stop that. ok. education is something that you're very keen on. is this the way for her to stop after him? do you think we have a center in mostly ro, it's more of a rescue center now because guess i fling into that institution is getting married . and if jim, so creating sets, if this isn't guess a new kitchen would be a huge being that can solve this issue of if jim. okay, said you know what is your proposal moving forward? how do we finally get rid of this? we need to have county and community based appr

including through the capital damascus, these issues are expected to be addressed to the peace talks in kaz extend next month. when we spoke at length to serious foreign minister, he says that the crisis could be resolved fast if only western sanctions were lifted and syrians not foreign powers can decide their future. i think this is a pure handful chrissy. this is another attempt to help us to groups and to provide them with all necessary materials to prolong the terrorists war against syria. we believe that the, the, these cross border activities are direct violation of the sovereignty of our country. an attempt to send with the so called monetary and assistance arms and all supplies to the pillars, to groups and you know, and it live. there is just a designated organization on the list of terrorist groups by the united nations security council. we are opposed to such a thing and we have told all these countries directly or indirectly that syria will know. and you want to get an assistance to go to the people who need or you want to do it and assistance, but not to the people who are des

clean air zone _ the word is kaz. —— kaz. clean air zone is _ the word is kaz. —— kaz.being introduced at different— zones are being introduced at different times around the country, and they— different times around the country, and they also have different rules, as i and they also have different rules, as l have _ and they also have different rules, as i have been discovering. bath does not look like a revolutionary place, with its georgian terraces and roman baths. but back in march, bath kicked off a nationwide transport transformation when it became the first city outside london to introduce one of these clean air zones. but unlike in birmingham, there will be no charges for polluting private cars here. commercial vans and taxis which don't meet emissions standards, will pay £9. hgvs and buses which don't, will pay £100. so how come polluting private cars don't pay? the cities are different from one another. they have different geographies, and they have different levels of pollution to start with. so that's where the modelling has told us that we don't need to cha

so speaking of stakeholders, kaz, what more can we do as women to work with the women who are still going through this? how can we be more active stakeholders? i feel like we really need to be able to understand the ways in which different communities are able to absorb information and then use that and take that and find ways to educate women and make more precise question is, how do we begin to change the mindset of mama who is old and very fetching how, how do we begin to educate or to have conversations with her in a way that she can have a ha moment where she's like, actually we need to stop that. ok. edification is something that you're very keen on. is this the way for her to stop after him? do you think we have a center in most row with more of a rescue center now? because guess i fling into that institution is getting married. and if jim, so creating sets, if this isn't guess a new case and will be a huge being that can solve this issue of if jim ok said yeah, what is your proposal moving forward? how do we finally get rid of this? we need to have county and community based appro

tom: bruce kaz meant, jp morgan -- bruce kasman, jp morgan, their chief economist.welcome all of you this morning. romaine bostick and for jon ferro. lisa abramowicz and john key -- bostick in for jon ferro. lisa abramowicz and tom keene. jack fitzpatrick joins from bloomberg government. buried in the news flow is the basic idea of how the democrats regroup. how do the democrats regroup? jack: on infrastructure and on their big legislative priorities right now, it is unclear what their path forward is. there is still an attempt for president biden to work something out with senate republicans directly, and there's going to be a meeting with senator capito today, although senator capito as of late yesterday was not sounding very optimistic. she said she didn't have a new offer to give the president, and the president still wants more money from senate republicans, so we may potentially see a senate bipartisan approach where a bipartisan group of lawmakers start working together, but there really is some frustration among democrats, and it is possible we will see them

vice president and met with foreign clients of hunters from three different countries, from russia, kazextent, and ukraine and he's pumping millions of dollars into the biden family. >> let's see how many democrats call out hunter biden, color jo biden for the these clan white statements against black people. if you don't have black voters, you don't have a democratic party. let's see if we have any lawmakers -- >> you know for fact is i do, you have sources as i do. there's a lot more to come on that laptop, true or false? >> what are preset there is a lot. and a book coming out. >> how bad a scale of 1-100? >> oh, 150. that's at my sources tell me. what do i know. i don't know a whole lot. think you both. from the come back from a obama. got to talk about hunter and jo pulling the race card yet again. stay tuned to see what he is upset with this time. we will compare it to joe and hunter next. it would be cool to ride a horse on the moon. another day, another chance. it could be the day you break the sales record, or the day there's appointments nonstop. with comcast business, you get

two years ago kaz had a fight in the middle of the night on the moors for a chap wearing flip—flops.ap wearing flip-flops. have you got any tips _ chap wearing flip-flops. have you got any tips yourself - chap wearing flip-flops. have you got any tips yourself that| you got any tips yourself that we can give to the viewers if they are going out on a track round the dales? tell someone where you _ round the dales? tell someone where you are _ round the dales? tell someone where you are going, _ round the dales? tell someone where you are going, pack - round the dales? tell someone | where you are going, pack great kid, have the right footwear, and have a good idea of what you are going to visit. looking up, read a guidebook, find out what is out there to locate, to have a look around. it is important to enjoy yourself in safety. important to en'oy yourself in safe . ~ , important to en'oy yourself in safe . y ., important to en'oy yourself in safe. g ., safety. my final stop in the dales is more _ safety. my final stop in the dales is more than - safety. my final stop in the dales is

( laughter ) three more kaz. it's not getting to me, though.the end without you even knowing that this bothered me. isn't that amazing? 15 months! couldn't really tell i was bothered by it! what you got, old man! is that all you got? give it to me. i can ( bleep ) take it. this is a bit, obviously. that's all i'm doing, a bit. don't mean any of this. wooo! by far the wildest incentive comes from west virginia governor and texas roadhouse patron who you know is about to call the waitress "sweetheart," jim justice. governor justice announced last week that west virginia will give away guns as a vaccine incentive. it's part of their "take a life, leave a life" policy. to round out the most "west virginia" west virginia prize of all time the state will also give away two brand-new, custom-outfitted trucks, five lifetime hunting and fishing licenses, and 25 getaways to west virginia's state parks. by "getaway," i assume they mean a chance to "get away" from the people who just won a truck, a gun, and a license to kill. one person out there enjoying

ok, so speaking of stakeholders, kaz, what more can we do as women to work with the women who are still going through this? how can we be more active stakeholders? i feel like we really need to be able to understand the ways in which different communities are able to absorb information and then use that and take that and find ways to educate women and make more precise question is, how do we begin to change the mindset of mama who is old and very settled how, how do we begin to educate or to have conversations with in a way that she can have a ha moment where she's like, actually we need to stop that. ok. edification is something that you're very keen on. is this the way for her to stop after him? do you think we have a center in mostly ro, it's more of a rescue center now, because guess i fling into that institution is getting ted married. and if jim, so creating sets, if this is and guess a new kitchen would be a huge being that can solve this issue of if jam ok study or what is your proposal moving forward? how do we finally get rid of this? we need to have county and community based

ok, so speaking of stakeholders, kaz, what more can we do as women to work with the women who are still going through this? how can we be more active stakeholders? i feel like we really need to be able to understand the ways in which different communities are able to absorb information and then use that to take that and find ways to educate women and make more precise question is, how do we begin to change the mindset of momma who is old and very setting her ways . how do we begin to educate or to have conversations with her in a way that she can have a ha moment where she's like, actually we need to stop that. ok, edification is something that you're very keen on. is this the way for her to stop after him? do you think we have a center in most ro, it's more of a rescue center now because guess i fling into that institution is skipping. ted married, and if jim, so creating sets, if this isn't guess a new case on will be a huge being that can solve this issue of if jim ok said, you know what is your proposal moving forward? how do we finally get rid of this? we need to have county and co

two years ago kaz had a find in the middle of the night on the moors for a chap wearing flip—flops. find out what is out there to locate, to have a look around. it is important to enjoy yourself in safety. my final stop in the dales is more than 1,200 feet above sea level. but nevertheless, 300 million years ago this entire area was covered by a shallow sea. which means the limestone beneath me is riddled with all kinds of interesting things. stump cross caverns is a popular and long—standing family attraction here. from this point you descend into tunnels and chambers discovered by lead miners about 160 years ago. but there's one issue with exploring caves — it's not all that accessible. bloody hell. blooming helmet. don't worry. i'll stay down. as soon as you get through here you'll be all right. that's the hardest bit. lisa, tell me about these caves. so the caves are older than the dinosaurs, and they used to be near the equator, near africa, and it was a warm, tropical, shallow sea. so the limestone is made up of all the dead sea plants, and we have found loads of animals here