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kenneth, elizabeth? >> andrew, thank you. >>> more than a thousand justice department officials are calling for the resignation of william barrthey signed a letter accusing barr of political interference after he overruled prosecutors to recommend a more lenient sentence for roger stone, a long time friend and adviser of president trump. last week barr told abc news he did not consult with the president about stone's case, but the ex-justice official say barr's actions speak louder than his words. >>> search crews in colorado have recovered the bodies of two men killed in an avalanche over the weekend. the men were riding snowmobiles with a friend when they were caught in a slide. the third man managed to dig himself out of the snow and call for help, but the other two were buried 20 feet deep. officials say the men may have triggered that avalanche. >>> breaking overnight, more rain is on the way. the pearl river in mississippi is expected to crest today at almost 40 feet. that's the third highest level ever recorded, more than a thousand homes are at risk just in three counties near jackson, and more rain is on the way. off

kenneth to pay. so two possible leads. a third surfaced when williamsto crystal's office. >> we get to her place of employment and we talk to several young ladies that identified themselves as being her friend. and they're shocked that this has happened. >> they told him the day before she was killed, crystal received a phone call at work that seemed to upset her. and then they dropped a bombshell. >> that a, she was pregnant, and b, the person that she was pregnant by did not want her to be pregnant any longer. >> you couldn't tell crystal taylor was pregnant when you saw her lying on the ground? >> i couldn't tell. i couldn't tell. >> in fact, she was five months along. her unborn son died when she did. crystal had told friends the father of her child was a guy named derek smyer. so you want to find out where derek is. >> most definitely. we want to find everything about him right now. >> the detective learned crystal and derek had a quick fling. it only lasted a month or so. they'd met at anderson park, which is near both their jobs. by now, it was l