i am a connoisseur of the knoxs, but i have a question about the first polks. you indicated that the records are not really clear about the first one. could you clarify a little more about what you know or don't know about that? >> well, to tell you the truth, i have not spent a lot of time going into that county history and the polks beyond there. i lived in maryland and had access to the original colonial records. i sort of specialized in what i call the earlier colonial history, and my colleague who i mentioned, bill polk of kansas city who is an excellent genealogy person of the polk family can answer it better than i can. having said that, the -- i know that the five sons of william polk who i talked about, the great grandfather and the president, didn't all come at the same time down into north carolina. in particular, his son, john, who married the daughter of who is a patriot. evan shelby, married eleanor shelby. they stayed longer up in pennsylvania and came down later. but i think certainly my own ancestor, thomas polk, came down quite early and was d

unit after knox odyssey has brought him here a police station in tokyo he's hoping to file a missing persons report for his children the police aren't keen on reporters. still recording police here in this field. he owns a wife abducted their 2 sons. but 3 hours later nothing's happened it's in the title we haven't filled out any forms or reports. they just gathered information and called their boss to ask what to do. with music. this was once home but no longer. your own act and has since moved to berlin. the family lives here. now the house holds nothing but memories. his wife went back to japan taking their children with her. own has just returned from tokyo he's been there several times before but still hasn't managed to find his children the syndicate saying get these are the presents i took with me to japan but it can end up on the table if i bring them every time so the packaging is a bit worse for wear to me every time i hope i'll be able to give them to calm and johan. but i haven't found my children and then. 2 years ago his marriage collapsed his wife vanished with their 2

his father is samuel polk married jane knox. his greater was ezekiel polk colorful and well-known fog, lots written about him and then his grandfather, william polk, a much more elusive figure, not a lot known about him. and he is will be the main focus of what i have to say right now where he came from. we don't know -- we --way we know about him is that he married a lady by the name of margaret taylor. they lived initially in maryland. then he moved to pennsylvania for a while and then down to north carolina in the early 1750s. they had five sons. and three daughters. and nobody knows where they actually lived in north carolina. he died and nobody knows where he is buried. like i say he is not a well-known figure. so what the -- and of course the president was the fourth generation of polks in north carolina. and by the time -- by his time the family had lost track i think of their early history, and exactly where they had come from. and what they knew about it is expressed, i think, in the words of a colonel william polk of r

they were recorded months before in fort knox. armytory of the ghost serves as a tale of young americans' bold actions. nance'slater, granddaughter told his story through a history project which at the national history competition. her project is an amazing recreation of a story of skill, courage, and triumph, unique in history. as we prepare to celebrate independence day, we honor two generations of you tons -- utahns. the soldier and his great granddaughter who is keeping the story of heroism alive. [applause] of all the transmissions i radio, whichmy were many, if one of those that i sent changed the tide of one new wife or putting a golded star in their front window, that operation was all about. saving lives. did.is what we we did not have guns. to win the war, force. the units of we shortened the war by at least six months because we were told we were going to be in this conflict two years. we were barely in it one year. that is what we did. we were able to shorten the war and save lives on the german army and the american a

sounded like they were coming from the battlefield but in fact it had been recorded months ago in fort knox, kentucky. the secret was kept until 1985. the story of the ghost army and those of its ranks serve -- is a historic story. christiansoneline told his story through a history project which recently went than the world war ii history award at the national history competition. her project is an amazing read of skill,f a story courage, and triumph, unique in the annals of history. as we prepare to celebrate independence day, 2019, we honor to extraordinary generations. the soldier who helped defeat tierney in world war ii and his great-granddaughter who is keeping the story of heroism alive. [applause] mr. stanley nance: of all of the transmissions that i made from many, if which were just one of those that i sent ,hanged the tides of battle where one new wife or one mother was spared putting a gold star in their front window, that is what the 23rd was all about. saving lives. and that is what we went in usre and it was drilled to that we did not have guns. we used trickery to win the wa

ireland and ireland so how have these meetings today in paris or yesterday i think changed anything knox. it's just that we had little bits and pieces of information going forward it really hasn't changed the fundamentals the fundamentals are there was a withdrawal agreement a legally binding were withdrawal agreement some people also call it the divorce agreement between the u.k. and the european union and boris johnson wants to change it because the backstop is right in there and the european union does not want to change that they have repeatedly said so and the message coming from the new and i call him paris was the same as ever backstop indispensable we're not going to open up that withdrawal agreement so of both stay in that position then what happens next and that's where we get the added value from today boris johnson said we don't care we will not enforce that border it's up to the e.u. so like i said pressure might have shifted a little bit towards the european union at a 1000000000 trysting to see how they react but really if there is any change it'll come down to the wire. t

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>>for knox's well soul cycle in which is a popular spin studio. it was announced yesterday he's going to be having a fundraiser in the hamptons. >>and the price tag for that is pretty locked the a $100,000. according to the invitation for a picture with president trump about $250,000 to listen in on a round table discussion. now a spokesperson for the gym to they don't have anything to do with the event don't support it and don't use any company profits to fund politicians. now here is actually part of a statement and it reads right here on your screen you'll see we believe in tolerance and we believe in tolerance and equality and will always stay true to those values mister ross is a passive investor and is not involved in the management of either business now that doesn't stop many people from pushing back on mine notable celebrities to their social media asking people to stop memberships and a lot of people who were online who are members of those ships also posted videos say they were going to be doing the same. they've been speaking with peop

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the new book will never be the latter met the lynne malcolm knox came in like camille most came in a lab rope will look a look at them the most but upwards of the speed are coming into his stomach and if they have a seizure you allow him to go near there any more illusion going to suspect that the u.s. . gives simply to give simply learn to go on as you had the will is only going to become president of the year logout a key in colombia we're going to see me into encompass in the years in the loop. where players join us. then go out there and they see it then you. see. me if i merely. then yeah with you as the way coca cola like the nasdaq you know they are like up with a 1000000 on me let me look at the article community towie our family familia the way that the new york all aspects all kind of eagerly papa you know here we are a spot on the scene of one tragic day they. this is going to get a lot but i'm with every going to get us bundle yes these what it is already almost but that's what many of it does this go one though not then the made up by the comment i mean for media that of

. >>> in los angeles picketed outside a popular gym, exwin knox urging a boycott of the onery. it started afros announced he will host a fundraiser for president trump. ross a donor to republicans and democrats announced he and the president could not agree on all issues, he will continue to speak out for racial equality, diversity, public education and environmental sustainability. in the wake of the controversy the cycling is offering free community rides. according to the ceo the instructor can do rides for whatever cause is true in their heart. >>> coming up how people of all ages turned out for the presidio kite festival. >>> after a bit of a break from the heat. we're talking about low-to-mid- 90s. my experience with usaa has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company,

so, maybe a little simplistic, henry knox came the head of artillery because he read a book on it. so they are in many ways self- taught. they are going to military text to learn how to be officers and soldiers. and religion on the idea of which there is an ethical basis . honor consists in the constant practice of virtue and the duty of a soldier is honorable and honest were properly performed. the idea is that if you act well in a battle or campaign you are doing your duty and you receive honor. used to be honor was only for the victor. james wolf who had been a british general that died during the french and indian war in quibec is going to say also the character of your armies. not a vicious irregular army, but the virtue, courage and obedience of the troops are sure guard against all assaults to execute their part with honor and spirit. so you don't want a drunken vicious army pillaging and brutalizing. >> you can't organize them and they can't maintain order. >> they can't maintain order and that breaks down the military. the revolution is about ideas so who do you want on yo

. >>> we learned from the hbo show hard knox that jon gruden loves one particular phrase. >> knock ond if you are with me. let's pound the ball. knock on wood if you are with me. >> we will practice in shorts again, knock on wood if you are with me. >> knock on wood if you are with me. >> i don't know what that means. >> don't ask. >> what does that even mean? he isn't knock on wood when it comes to the new rule where you can challenge pass interference calls. he said it will be a giant waste of time. >> you have to love his one liners. they are creative. thank you very much for watching tonight at e ba a:00 m. so that early retirement we planned. it's going ok? great. now i'm spending more time with the kids. i'm introducing them to crab. crab!? they love it. so, you mentioned that that money we set aside. yeah. the kids and i want to build our own crab shack. ♪ ♪ ahhhu're finally building that outdoor kitchen. yup - with room for the whole gang. ♪ ♪ see how investing with a j.p. morgan advisor can help you. visit your local chase branch. announcer: it's time to play "family feud." g

. >> we asked john knox from the san franciscom ta to help us out with a realtime driving test and measured out a 30-foot braking distance, increased our speed to 30, not a safe speed for any school crosswalk. >> stop. >> whoa. >> i thought i could stop in time. >> people don't understand is the difference between 20 and 30 miles an hour is big and that you're twice as likely to kill somebody. >> also making headlines tonight on abc7news.com, hundreds of strangers attended the funeral for one of the victims of the mass shooting in el paso. people lined up inside and outside a chapel to hug antonio basco. his wife margie was an employee of the walmart store where 22 people were killed august 3rd. he says they very no other family so he asked the funeral director to invite the public to the services. >> even though we didn't know w el pasoian so we're family. >> the funeral director who is footing the bill says 420 flower arrangements were sent from around the world including japp japan. one won flew from los angeles to be there. the public is also invited to tomorrow's burial. >> a shocking

i have a plan to make voting as secure as fort knox. no hacking.e need to review every voter suppress law ket rid of political fwery mannedering and one more. overturn citizen's united. just three things. attack the corruption head on. get structural change in our economy. and protect our democracy. that is it. they sound like they're unrelated right? but we do those things. think about making the fostwork for everyone else. for me, this pulled me into the race. to be standing here and it's about opportunity. opportunity. or our kids to get a great education. start there. opportunity for our kids. opportunity to marry the person you love and build a family. i was a special needs teacher. i understand opportunities are not the same for everyone. maybe it's just to be able to live independently but it's for every let's win! thank you. thank you. let's pet questions. are the a moment. this is is where you can tell. we'll do this. come on. hi renee. to see you. step so people can see you renee. yes. would you consider nominating mayor dparland to the s

skies but beyond them to the director general of the european space agency is among the guests at knox 2019 and spoke about the future full international cooperation where at that. we have more than just the astronaut flights across monarch flights together with russia we have a lot of scientific missions and i'm quite sure that we have also in the future operations for the astronauts and cosmonauts because in the international space station they are working together so they should be trained also together properly so we have x. amount. the 1st projects from us 2016 is at mass it is working perfectly nice science and we will have that 2020 mission next year hopefully so going to a mosque and looking for. for life on the surface it's the same time we have flying to america together. where we have a russian payload on board and be a looking toward the moon so moon mosse macrorie and i assist so we have a lot of corporations. for tasing r.t. international beth i went back in 30 minutes with the latest. as an officer. told him to get up off the ground the officer began to head down. democr

the allies have come under fire in germany today paul says a meeting with german chancellor knox led lights.

chip with the politicize ation of the judiciary was an instrument which was often used against mr knox rival's that was the conclusion of the bertelsmann foundation i went from 271822800 thanks to your efforts miss world economic forum ranked moldova 100 and 32nd the other 137 countries as regards the independence of the judiciary are you proud of that record of course i my i don't know because i'm not but i what they can say a standard what they can tell you is that when we took the judiciary i took their traditionally the trust of the people in the jury share was 7 percent and when i left my position of the minister of justice was 25 percent yes this is not sufficient but in 2 years time to increase is 3 times it's something but they return the seat all your own and say hearty chairman no one's knows who they gave their oil we knew that's wrong and that's what they said and that's wrong they misunderstood they just got it wrong they made up the story is that right is this what you're saying no i'm not saying that i'm just saying that i think it's somewhere saying that we had a very p

i have a plan to make voting as secure as fort knox. hacking. voter to review every law ket rid of olitical fwery mannedering and one more. nited.en's u just three things. attack the corruption head on. hange in our l c economy. and protect our democracy. that is it. they sound like they're right?ted but we do those things. hink about making the fostwork else.veryone his pulled me into the race. here and it's about opportunity. opportunity. at our kids to get a gre education. there. kids.tunity for our opportunity to marry the person family.e and build a i was a special needs teacher. ortunities are p not the same for everyone. maybe it's just to be able to live independently but it's for every >> let's win. [applause] sen. warren: [applause] warren: thank you. [applause] [crowd chanting warren, warren, warren] first some: questions -- where are our questioners? we had them over here #where are they? ?- where are they we will get there in just a second. do we have it? we will do this. tell me your name. >> renee fuller. sen. warren: renee, step

purchasing russia's new 5th generation su 57 stealth fighter jets and even trying to reports now from knox 2019. the weather is absolutely fantastic here and you cough ski as you can see to the delight of the many international visitors from more than 30 countries but there is an ultra v.i.p. guest here and you call a ski that is a target president type a daw and he's been see shoulder to shoulder with latimer putin watching their performance by the pilots working their magic with some of the most advanced aircraft technology that this country and the rest of the world have to offer but they're also here to check out all that up close including the newest russian fighter jets that of the ass you and also make plus something that came out of a collaboration by russian helicopters and also the manufacturer of mr putin's new limo it's called all rows but coming back to military aircraft think of why this is worth mentioning america previously threatened to reconsider the deliveries of its own military aircraft to turkey because ankara decided to purchase russia's air defense systems the ass.

micheaux knox grandfather left behind. where they come from. what they show. the young filmmaker embarks on a journey to find the answers piecing together a period of history. 939 my journey. came from the summit. closely. carefully. the soon. to be a good. match. discovered . subscribe to the documentary on to. the book of. germans are bracing for a political earthquake this coming weekend as 2 states in the eastern part of the country regional elections that could see right wing populists surpass mainstream parties to become the strongest political force in one or both states a dramatic surge in support for the alternative for germany party known by its german initials a would send shock waves that could up end politics not only in regional capitals but also in berlin nearly 30 years after the fall of the wall it looks as though east and west could be growing further apart rather than together. why that is is our topic this week here on quadriga and here are our guests. on line she says german society is just beginning to deal with the disappointment and tra

i have a plan to make voting as secure as fort knox. hacking. to review every law ket rid of olitical fwery mannedering and one more. nited.en's u just three things. attack the corruption head on. hange in our l c economy. and protect our democracy. that is it. they sound like they're right?ted but we do those things. hink about making the fostwork else.veryone his pulled me into the race. here and it's about opportunity. opportunity. at our kids to get a gre education. there. kids.tunity for our opportunity to marry the person family.e and build a i was a special needs teacher. ortunities are p not the same for everyone. maybe it's just to be able to live independently but it's for every win!s thank you. thank you. let's pet questions. where are the questioners? this we've got them? get there in just a moment. where you can tell. we'll do this. on. renee. to see you. you, o people can see renee. yes. would you consider nominating mayor dparland to the supreme court? bet.u i want to make points. first is think about the way the attacking have be

they had me at fort knox - they keep all the gold there.t we moved to georgia for a couple years. then we spent some time in korea- mmm seaweed snacks. and now we live here for good. our members call many places home, oh, lots of questions. so we made owning a home easier. navy federal credit union. our members, are the mission. ♪believe we're still worth the fight♪ ♪you'll see there's hope for this world tonight♪ ♪i believe, i believe ♪yeah ♪rock guitar we like drip coffee, layovers- -and waiting on hold. what we don't like is relying on fancy technology for help. snail mail! we were invited to a y2k party... uh, didn't that happen, like, 20 years ago? oh, look, karolyn, we've got a mathematician on our hands! check it out! now you can schedule a callback or reschedule an appointment, even on nights and weekends. today's xfinity service. simple. easy. awesome. i'd rather not. leland: a fox news alert. in el paso, texas the investigation continues inside the walmart where 25 people dade today. we understand forensic teams and evidence teams

and embassies knox is doing it as well keep going on you know there's an element to that there isn't there is an element to that but she is different she looks different she sounds different than a lot of the people that have been elected in recent years and the other women who are younger around her who have been elected rashida. omar and i mean even women like lauren underwood who's little bit more moderate these women are sort of coalescing around her because they believe in this moment of the girl power right because the me too movement was really powerful there was a lot of energy from that and it sort of pushed into this feeling that women need to be everywhere and so there's sort of capitalizing on that and that energy i think really propelled her to a little bit of the celebrity status but frankly what she did for her own congressional district when it came to amazon was disappoint and she has a chief of staff who is very radical and i think she's ill served by him she would be better off not having him because she needs to understand that now that she's there she needs to go

goes after hollywood liberals and celebrities over the boycott of seoul cycle and he can question knox. the president said hollywood is doing a disservice to the country. after protesters shouted threats of murder and violent threats outside of mitch mcconnell's kentucky home. an msnbc guest receives i want pitchforks' outside the home. the san antonio, texas voter wrongfully outed by joaquin castro speaks about how he's forced to review emergency measures with his family because of castro's tweet. should castro be held accountable if anyone is harmed? to nancy pelosi and an entourage of democrats campaigning in central america. they are there injured cutting and slamming president trump's border policies, including attacking trump's deal with guatemala. they are saying that in guatemala. a deal that would take in asylum seekers. is this the democrat plan all along? maybe new voters? richard trunka in his criticism of the i.c.e. raids at the meat plant in mits reveals dcial revs immigrants are union workers. this same meat company, a plant in mississippi was hit with a government lawsu

france's nicolas edet has taken the overall lead by six seconds afterfinishing in the main group. james knoxsuper league have been boosted by beating catalans dragons by 24 points to six. they ran in three tries in perpignan from ryan shaw and danny mcguire. staying with rugby league, bradford bulls will play their final game at odsal stadium tomorrow when they host sheffield eagles. the six—time league champions, who have been through financial trouble and relegation in the last few years, leave the stadium after 85 years. paul ogden reports. inagural champions in 1996, the bulls were regulars in the grand finals of the early 2000. ball mania was one thing, but the largest ever attendance, 102,569 for the 1954 challenge cup final replay. it was a then world record for the league crowd. these days, owned by rugby league's governing body, the rfl, they have recently been sublet to bradford bulls as tenants. now restructuring in pursuit of long—term ambitions, the bulls have asked to play next year at duesberry‘s ground, hoping to return to the city of bradford in a boutique stadium, fit for s

warren: i got a plan to make voting as secure as fort knox.o more open to russian hacking or any kind of interference. single to repeal every racist voter suppression law that - [applause] [cheers and applause] sen. warren: get rid of political gerrymandering. [applause] more.arren: and just one overturn citizens united - [cheers and applause] yep. warren: sen. warren: just three things. that is all i want. attack corruption head-on. get structural change in our economy. and protect our democracy. that's it. [applause] sen. warren: we do those things. they may sound like they are unrelated. right? three random things. but we do those things. and think how much more, then, we can change. how much more we can get right if we can make this government not just work for those at the top, but make it work for everyone else? [cheers and applause] is. warren: for me, this what pulled me into this race. not in a million years did i think i would run for any public office, much less to standing here. but i can tell you this, it is about opportunity. opp

remember amanda knox, it was very similar. the press gets access to one side of the argument, one narrative before the other can fully be explored never mind expressed. that could be changing. the lawyer of the ore young teen allegedly involving in this killing, his lawyer has confirmed to cnn that he's launched an appeal on his client's behalf. what that means is that it will be heard within the next couple of weeks. crucially the defense will get access to all of the material, all of the evidence against the teens by monday. you're about to see the story change quite substantially. it's important to remember what we have heard so far, christine, is one version of events. very little from the other side for the time being. >> the only fact not in dispute dead. frankly is that this young so now with a lot of questions that need to be answered. thank you for that. >>> a new and unexpected opportunity for diplomacy. president trump offering to help vladimir putin. cnn is on the ground in siberia to explain just what the two lead

knox nation's abby hornacek is here with details on that story later. democrats were all over the place last night on border policy. >> the policies of this administration have been facilitated by laws on the books and aloud them to be incars rated as though they committed crimes. i don't think we should have a law on the books that can be so misused. it should be a civil violation. >> if you cross the bordered you should be able to be sent back. it's a crime. david: any next guest just came back from the border and has a message for democrats not taking the problem seriously. most people think a button is just a button. ♪ that a speaker is just a speaker. ♪ or - that the journey can't be the destination. most people haven't driven a lincoln. discover the lincoln approach to craftsmanship at the lincoln summer invitation. right now, get 0% apr on all 2019 lincoln vehicles plus no payments for up to 90 days. only at your lincoln dealer. your daily dashboard from fidelity. a visual snapshot of your investments. key portfolio events. all in one place. beca

in 1951, i was a 7-year-old boy living in fort knox kentucky. i first saw television stations. saturday morning, there was a flying tigers and i ordered my own tigers secret decoder ring from them sponsoring the program and i remember as a boy seeing the movie, the flying tigers. tell us a bit about your book. >> thank you. it's wonderful to be here in jackson and to see so many friends here. my book, it's about this beginning of world war ii. before pro harbor, the president secretly authorized spending these planes in fighting against the japanese. i tell that story through the lens of the women who were part of that unit. young guys who sign up for this unit, a sense of adventure, they find themselves in training and promote space in burma when pearl harbor happens and they are stuck on the wrong side of the world and they quickly become the first american pilots to fight back the chinese after the devastating attack and pearl harbor and they quickly become one of the most iconic images in american history of americans at war. hollywood recognized a good story. they rush out

they had me at fort knox - they keep all the gold there.orgia for a couple years. then we spent some time in korea- mmm seaweed snacks. and now we live here for good. our members call many places home, oh, lots of questions. so we made owning a home easier. navy federal credit union. our members, are the mission. ♪ ♪ >> brian: it's my jukebox, i don't even have change for a dollar. we are looking live in cincinnati, splitting the screen with that live event, just over an hour from now the president will hold a "keep america great" rally. about two hours ago in a possible preview of his speech. >> i watched elizabeth warren, sometimes referred to as pocahontas with her phony ancestry. everything she did was a fraud, i think kamala did not do well last night, i think joe biden did okay, he came through, he came limping through, limped right through it. it's really boiling down to four or five of them. >> brian: what roll will the tonight debate extravaganza hav have? >> dana: i think the president will play his greatest hits but not initially

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. >>> turns out amanda knox is a married woman.ed, knox and her husband are still asking for donations from you for an upcoming space-themed wedding. they say all their money went to getting to italy for a panel about false convictions. knox was released from an italian prison in 2011 after being cleared of her roommate's murder. >>> gray hair and grace -- graye may go hand in hand. >> you need a refill? >> you got that right, skeletor. >> what are you doing. >>> getting through. jillian: new study says more than 10% of adults over 65 admit to binge-drinking. that is having four or five drinks within two hours. researchers warned drinking too much could lead to falls or medical problems. there you have it. steve: had no idea. jillian, thank you very much. brian: in the back stretch. what the heck. let it go. ainsley: i will probably be doing the same thing. eating bacon, drinking milkshakes every day. steve: that was the lineup. who are the winners and losers after the two debates? ari fleischer has his picks. brian: bill hemmer do

this is an animation showing the shadow enter and leave the park for the fall ebbing we knox.a reminder the day with the most shading is november 21. so the animation is not off from the most shaded dayquinox. as a reminder the day with the most shading is november 21. so the animation is not off from the most shaded day. in order to eliminate all new shadow, if that were to happen, the project would need to remove approximately 17 units. finally, the shadow study analyz analyz analyz analyzed cumulative projects. the only project found to have impact was 230 just down the street. together these would increase the shadow load by 1.58%. the total increase is not the sum of the two project shadows. as a reminder, the project before you is adding 0.09%. the 230 7th street project, the other project, was reviewed and recommended by the commission in november of 2017. that concludes my presentation. i and ella will be available for questions. thank you. >> president buell: thank you. >> i have one blue card, mark loper. >> good morning, commissioners, we are on behalf of the projec

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was part of the team credited with free ago man an american college student freed in italy, amanda knox is the founder and director of idaho's innocent project. >> it's an unfortunate name our name is innocence. honestly, i've worked on, i think, 13 exoneration now. four of the ones in georgia, they found the actual perpetrator so to those four guys i'm the guilty project. >> reporter: the coincidence you couldn't just make up. the very week carol left a phone message for him asking for help, idaho's science project had just taken on a new case. the case of the man convicted of killing carol's daughter, christopher tapp. the doctor called carol back. >> her word to me, i'll never forgot was i just want take know what happened to my daughter and, you know, it still brings the hair up on the back of my neck. >> reporter: curiosity of her surprise you? >> the knowledge surprised me. she has turned all of that love and devotion for her daughter into a very careful record of this case. >> reporter: so she read that report to him, the one that said the pubic hairs found on angie were similar

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