laverne pavlinac says she heard her boyfriend talking about killing a woman. >> after searching laverneat note with taunja bennett's name on it, the police start to zero in on john sosnovske. >> on the strength of statements from laverne pavlinac, the detectives got john sosnovske to come down to the station. >> he agreed to accompany us to a substation located in wilsonville. at that point we interview john. >> today is friday, february 16th, 1990. time now is 6:40 p.m. mr. john allen sosnovski. john, you realize that this conversation is being recorded. >> yes, i do, sir. >> you understand, we're investigating the homicide of taunja anne bennett? >> yes, sir. >> first of all, he was cooperative. he was willing to speak with them and talk to them. >> we've shown you, a polaroid photograph, of taunja anne bennett. do you recognize this person? >> no. i do not, sir. >> do you recall, ever having seen this person before, in your life? >> no, sir. >> did you have a conversation, with an individual, in a lounge, jbs, regarding the murder of taunja bennett? >> no, sir. >> do you have any kno

. >> laverne defazio and shirley feeney. part on "happy days." the show we did was a double date with fonzie and richie. >> nice. and a tie too. >> and a hankie. is that for showing or for blowing? >> they were incredibly individually funny. >> is anybody upstairs going to run down and call me a nasty name? >> and then garry got the idea to spin them off into their own series. >> can we top luverne ashirley? >> my jesus and my beatles was laverne and shirley. everyone identified with "laverne and shirley" because we were best friends. and just the opening song schlemiel, schlimazel. ♪ hasenpfeffer incorporated ♪ >> who didn't love that? ♪ give us any chance we'll take it ♪ >> "laverne and shirley" is about two working-class girls who struggle to make ends meet working at a brewery, going out at night. >> and you know, really so nice to see two women at the center of a sitcom. >> laverne & shirley through the lens of the '50s were able to say a lot about what women were striving to accomplish in the '70s. >> women were more a

. >> lavern and she and her boyfriend talking about killing a woman. >> she was a character. i could tell you. >> that a decade long relationship that can only be described as dysfunctional to put it mildly. >> the police start to zero in on john sosino >> i don't know who is trying to put in this on me. >> she says i know he did it

. >> abc was flying high with happy days, lavern and shirley, the $6 million man. the bionic woman.ough is a man, tom bradford, has eight children. he of course has a wife but that wife passed away. he falls in love again. the kids still brooefg the mother now have to deal with this other woman. >> we're getting married to each other. >> we were the evolution of the pretty bunch. >> oh, come on. you'll never know it. we break a little rule or two. >> who's going to tell them? >> you wouldn't squeal, would you? >> it was a dramady and a longer form show. >> for missing dinner. >> because we know where she was. we didn't know where you were. >> i was eating pizza. >> a family that sits down and discusses things. really? >> i want to know what you're going to do about tommy. he's got a party saturday night and he's still a kid. >> why don't you mind your own business. >> eight is enough is a rrp to something that seemed maybe safe. you look at the ra and what's going on. divorce rates sores in in 'sets. it's breaking apart. >> i'm eight. i can understand complicated things. >> women ar

was confirmed, and democrat chantel brown, or that's present has defeated her republican challenger laverneate democrats have held the seat since 1983. in ohio's 15th district, mike carey is the winner there, defeating and look down like democrat allison russo who was endorsed by president biden. this seat has been held by republicans for the better part of 50 years and it opened up when back in april steve sieber is resigned. in the meantime, let's run downn the big part of the mayors races, conceded to michelle wu and will make history on a couple of different accounts, being the first woman in the first person of color to lead the city of boston. in buffalo, an unusual race. the incumbent mayor byron brown lost in a primary to india be walton who is a democratic socialist. but mayor brown is running as a write in candidate and as of now the right and votes have a big lead to. the problem here is it might be a while before a winner is called because we are not sure if every right and vote is for mayor brown. mere keisha lance bottoms is not running for reelection and felicia moore will be

host: let's go back to our phone lines and let's talk to laverne, a medicare recipient from tuscaloosaalabama. good morning. guest: hello? host: go ahead. guest: i was concerned about the medicare. i think that if they cut it, it would be hard on a lot of people. i have lupus. the benefits that we have now are great. they really help me a lot with getting the medical procedure i need. i was just trying to figure out what they are going to cut. guest: i'm glad to hear you say that medicare is working so well for you. this legislation does not have cuts to medicare benefits. in fact, it has an additional medicare benefit and the cuts are really in drug prices, the cost of drugs, and to people, that is a benefit. when medicare slows the growth in drug prices or has an out-of-pocket cap for drugs, that is a benefit enhancement for people covered by the program. i am not anticipating a reduction in benefits in this legislation. i think it could be just a win for people in the program. host: let's talk to michael who is calling from fayette, alabama on the democrat line. good morning. guest:

meanwhile, democrat shontel brown beat republican laverne gore to take the 11th district seat left vacant by marcia fudge when she became the secretary of housing and urban development. in minneapolis, mayor jacob frey is in the lead after the first round of the city's ranked choice vote. minneapolis voters rejected a measure to replace the police with a department of public safety. meanwhile, in austin, texas, voters have overwhelmingly rejected a referendum to require the hiring of more police officers. oregon is poised to become the first state to legalize the active ingredient in "magic mushrooms" for medical use. an oregon ballot measure to decriminalize the possession of small quantities of some hard drugs, including heroin and lsd, is also on track to be approved. voters in the district of columbia have voted in favor of decriminalizing the use of magic mushrooms and other psychedelic substances. we'll have more on the elections after headlines. president biden and other world leaders have departed glasgow and the u.n. climate summit as day 3 ushers in closed-doors negotiations on

over to ohio where democrat shontle brown has defeated laverne gore in the special election to fill democratcia fudge's old seat in the 11th congressional district. fudge stepped down in march to become president biden's housing secretary. i'm joined by jessica taylor of the cook political report to explore all of this and more. thank you for being here. at this stage let's talk about virginia first. what are you seeing, 70% of the vote in, a significant lead for glenn youngkin. what are you seeing? jessica: it is. a lot of northern virginia, heavy mcauliffe territory, has yet to report but based on our projections at the cook political report, youngkin is exceeding targets he needs there. we never expected him to win in those areas but he's exceeding the benchmarks that we had where he needed to be. he's out-running donald trump's 2020 results in very red counties further down south in the state. and so this looks like a very good night for republicans and might not just be youngkin but they're leading in the race for lieutenant governor, the race for attorney general, the state house of de

host: let's go back to our phone lines and let's talk to laverne, a medicare recipient from tuscaloosaama. good morning. guest: hello? host: go ahead. guest: i was concerned about the medicare. i think that if they cut it, it would be hard on a lot of people. i have lupus. the benefits that we have now are great. they really help me a lot with getting the medical procedure i need. i was just trying to figure out what they are going to cut. guest: i'm glad to hear you say that medicare is working so well for you. this legislation does not have cuts to medicare benefits. in fact, it has an additional medicare benefit and the cuts are really in drug prices, the cost of drugs, and to people, that is a benefit. when medicare slows the growth in drug prices or has an out-of-pocket cap for drugs, that is a benefit enhancement for people covered by the program. i am not anticipating a reduction in benefits in this legislation. i think it could be just a win for people in the program. host: let's talk to michael who is calling from fayette, alabama on the democrat line. good morning. guest: hel

so i am here to honor donald laverne harris for a life well lived. and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields back. for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> madam speaker, i ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection, the gentleman is recognized for one minute. >> last month, i led the california republican delegation in a letter to secretary of interior haaland and to secretary of commerce ramundo about the consultation of the 2019 biological opinions for the long-term operations of the central valley project and the state water project. despite our request for response, we did not receive an answer by the set deadline. this issue is critical to my constituents in the central valley. mr. valadao: failure to provide answers to our questions is unacceptable. this week, i led another letter to the secretaries haaland and ramundo and we are demanding answers about the president's anti-livelihoods. my colleagues and i will not

shontel brown has beaten laverne gore.ohio's 11th congressional district. congratulations to the congresswoman-elect brown in ohio. in five, four, three, two, one, zero, new jersey's polls have closed. the governor's race in new jersey, one of two governor races we are covering tonight. it's democrat phil murphy trying to be re-elected. he is up against a republican challenger. nbc news projects this race is too early to call. we will be watching closely as the first results start to come in in new jersey now that the polls have closed in the garden state. at this hour, polls have just closed moments ago in the great american city of atlanta, georgia. they will elect a mayor tonight under unusual circumstances. the current mayor is the very high profile, very charismatic mayor. long considered a rising star. she was considered as a potential running mate for president biden. earlier this year, she made a shock announcement that she would not seek re-election as atlanta's mayor at the end of the term. she is leaving that se