kimes mother sante kimes, was also arrested sunday night. >> the kimes allegedly wrote the car dealershipa bad check for $15,000 in march. >> sante and kenneth kimes were arrested for the bad check just a few hours after irene silverman had been reported missing. after meeting sante for the first time, you would think she was the best woman in the world. >> i was assigned to sit with her. the first thing she says is that's a beautiful tie. your wife must have really great taste in ties and men. >> they had id on them of irene silverman. they had her passport, her social security card and keys to irene silverman's house sante said irene couldn't have really disappeared because they were going to have plastic surgery together, and that's why she had the passport and all these documents. >> irene trusted her we don't know where she is, but we pray for her the biggest injustice is that there's no crime. they don't know where the woman is. they manufactured a crime. >> when my partner and i went to interview kenny kimes, i said, this kid is the boy next door. clean cut, good looking young man

kenneth kimes sr.dies while waiting in a car while santi ran into a bank. >> ken died of an aneurysm. took about 15 seconds to die and afterwards she couldn't find a will. >> he only has this old will that gives everything to his first two children. from a previous marriage santi decided to keep him alive sign the checks and make the withdrawals. >> he had money in various banks all around the world. she was forging checks and getting money out of these various accounts. so whenever anyone would call and ask to speak to her husband, santi would say he was traveling. he was in the shower, or he had laryngitis. >> kenny doesn't find out for three months that his dad is dead. but ken's two children from that previous marriage don't find out for about two years. >> the difference in the relationship between mom and kenny from the time before ken died to afterwards. incomparable they were two totally different people. >> and he suddenly becomes very very close to his mother. >> she encourages him to drop ou

host: we are talking veterans issues with patricia kime of military.com. phone lines are the same throughout the program. veterans and their families, it is (202) 748-8000 cap active military (202) 748-8001. all others (202) 748-8002. we will also look for your text messages and tweets. folks are calling in. the story i wanted to get you to explain to viewers and it is a long investigation you did on this. canceled appointments, unexplained mixups, veterans facing challenges getting mental health care. what did you find in your investigation? guest: we started hearing stories of veterans having trouble getting appointments, once they got appointments for mental health care facing unexplained cancellations. early on in the early 20 20's he had the pandemic. cancellations were more common. host: are these mostly face-to-face cancellations -- the illustration that goes with the story shows a veteran working at their computer. guest: a lot of it was due meetings. that was a theme. also people going into a ba and being told you do not have an appointment or the

why was sante crime kimes?uess such a successful criminal she was highly intelligent. >> she was clever. she was relentless and there was. >> there was such a degree of manipulation and persuasion about her. what she wanted she would go after until she got it. >> wow. and so while you were investigating this, i mean, you spent a lot of time with sante and kenny. i guess trying to piece things together. how many hours? you know, i guess would them i went down to 100 center street about 3 or 4 times a week and saw them. >> and it was never less than two hours at a visit so i spent a lot of time with them from july of 1998 until the trial, which was started, valentine's day, the year 2000. so i can't even imagine the number of hours i spent. and then i helped. i was on the defense team for the la trial it's it seems like a very fascinating case and very complicated too. >> you've done a lot of digging on it. c.c. mcnair, so glad you be with us back to back episodes of how it really happened premieres tomorrow at 9

host: we are talking veterans issues with patricia kime of military.com. phone lines are the same throughout the program. veterans and their families, it is (202) 748-8000 cap active military (202) 748-8001. all others (202) 748-8002. we will also look for your text messages and tweets. folks are calling in. the story i wanted to get you to explain to viewers and it is a long investigation you did on this. canceled appointments, unexplained mixups, veterans facing challenges getting mental health care. what did you find in your investigation? guest: we started hearing stories of veterans having trouble getting appointments, once they got appointments for mental health care facing unexplained cancellations. early on in the early 20 20's he had the pandemic. cancellations were more common. host: are these mostly face-to-face cancellations -- the illustration that goes with the story shows a veteran working at their computer. guest: a lot of it was due meetings. that was a theme. also people going into a ba and being told you do not have an appointment or the

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there were that lethal sante kimes died at the bedford hills prison in 2014. >> she was 79. kenneth kimes is currently serving life without parole in a california state >> silverman's body has never been found. i'm jesse l martin. thanks for watching. good night slimming, waistlines and creating huge profits. >> new drugs used to treat diabetes and obesity. >> there's manjaro there's wegovy. there's ozempic. manjaro. that's what i use. >> a weight loss revolution to lose 40, 60 pounds. >> your body feels better fueled and popularized by high profile personalities. >> you've been working on your health because you know that's ozempic. >> i'm down 50 pounds. >> social media influencers. >> i am boasting remarkable results even calling these drugs a miracle. >> thank you jesus for these injections. >> a brand new class of medications that are fundamentally changing the way we think about weight and how to lose it, even changing the way we look at our own bodies and food itself. >> there has never been a more exciting time to work within the field of obesity. >> essentially, the

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kenneth kimes is currently serving life without parole in a california state prison. to this day irene silverman's body has never been found. i'm jesse el martin. thanks for watching. good night viewers joining us here in the united states around the world and streaming us on cnn max, i'm rosemary church just ahead, a policy u-turn from the white house as president biden gives the green light for ukraine to use long range western weapons to hit targets inside russia. >> but will it actually be a game changer on the battlefield some of donald trump's most controversial cabinet picks are coming under more fire in washington, and israeli airstrikes pound beirut killing a hezbollah spokesperson while talks continue on a possible ceasefire live from atlanta. >> this is cnn newsroom with rosemary church good to have you with us. >> first this hour, a major change in us policy at a critical time in russia's war on ukraine. president joe biden for the first time, is allowing kyiv to use long range us weapons to strike deeper inside russia. the decision had been under consider