among the men she was seeing were two mansfield police officers.as robert lemon, a veteran of the force. >> he indicated to us that it ended sometime before that, a year and a half minimum, and that he had not had any contact with her or even spoken with her. >> the other was charles oswalt. he, too, said the relationship with margie was over. >> he was very much in love with his wife. oftentimes spoke about what they did on weekends and things like that. he was a type of police officer that other police officers i would say would try to emulate. >> lieutenant oswalt furnished a police report indicating he had been on duty that night on a drug investigation. >> we had no fingerprints. we had no weapon. we had to explore the other possibilities, and those possibilities were really going to come from her. >> margie coffey was last seen alive at this diner, sitting in a booth with her school books open, studying for a class. detective david messmore interviewed the owner of the diner who said that lieutenant oswalt was in the diner the same time as ma

mansfield did give him that opportunity privately and nixon rejected it. he was determined not to give it up. on the other hand, fulbright, it turned out, was much more, when he thought about it, when he saw what the pentagon papers were, could see that there were real dangers in it for the democrats print >> you tried this in the fall of 1969. so what to you do for the next two years? what you want -- you what you wanted to have happened in not happened right in fact, what you feared would happen does happen. >> now here's where my mistake about nixon's policy had an effect. have i realized that as i was copying the pentagon papers nixon was directing the diuck hook military planning with his november ultimatum. in other words, the war had the potential for exploding very quickly, even that fall or perhaps later. i would have felt more urgent about what i was doing. there is a number of what if's that fall into that. as it was, i did not know about duc hyookook because he did not carried out and the reason he did not carry it out was because 2 million peo

. >> reporter: in mansfield, texas, a school district that decided to stay open had a school bus crash on the ice. more than 3,000 flights in and out of the country are delayed or canceled and most of them in atlanta, dallas and charlotte. the miserable winter in boston just keeps getting worse. now more than 100 inches of snow. 101.8. just six inches away from an all-time record. up to six inches of this could fall in places tonight. a wet, slushy snow. in part of the country what has fewer salt trucks and even fewer snowplow snowplows. david? >> steve thank you. >>> from the emergency on so many roads, to the other worry tonight. the record-breaking cold in so many places now bursting aging pipes carrying the water supply. it's happening from north carolina to kentucky to pennsylvania. and this evening, in some places the national guard and red cross now bringing in water where they don't have any. and then there's the damage in so many american homes. tonight, three important tips here to make sure you get your money back from your insurance company. here's abc's rebecca jarvis. >>

mansfield, texas, democrat. what is on your mind this morning? caller: well, i have been a democrat all of my life and i'm just about ready to abandon the cause because i'm so upset over the flip-flopping on the immigration business. obama started out -- he was actually making runs on employers. they were rounding people up. and "oh, we are separating families." it is real simple. the kids can go back to their mom. what are we going to do? take them off to china or any third world country? people say they take jobs that no one wants but if you talk to any social worker privately, they will let you know real quick that it is racist country. host: have you seen the effects in mansfield, texas? how close to the border argue -- are you? caller: i am right between dallas-fort worth and i've been seeing it forever. it is just -- the republicans were the first to give amnesty to them. there was a time when if you had somebody that was illegal working for you, you might have the authorities know -- you would have the authorities show up and remove them.

a sassy texas teen almost did until she was fired before she ever set foot in jet's pizza in mansfields. because of a whiney tweet that read -- and, of course, her boss got wind of her hesitation and replied in 140 characters or less. i hear the pizza is delicious, even though the boss can be a bit of atured ferguson. >>> joan rivers' opulent outrageous apartment is now for sea. if you are house hunting in manhattan, this four bedroom, 4 1/2 bathroom gem can be yours for the asking price of 28 million dollars. joan once said of famous guilded pad, it's what marree antoinette would have had if she had money. a lonely veejay to new york city. she extended her kindness, i was always moved that she extended that invitation to someone she never met. rest in peace, joan. he's a fun fact about the place. it is long to be haunted by the niece of jpmorgan. joan rivers had a voodoo priestess locate the young women misplaced soul. if joan was haunting it, that would be awesome. if you have stories, i would love to read them on "topical storm." tweet me and find me on instagram where i posted a pi

nicole mansfield who went over to syria, she was an african-american woman from flint, michigan. she got killed. you go over there, you don't know what you're doing. it's the most dangerous war of the modern era. these kids have no idea what they're doing. so i think they're looking at a very dangerous future. >> thank you very much peter bergen. >> and you can get much more on this story at our website, cnn.com, including how the scottish teen turned isis bride grew up. hear what her family has to say talking from their affluent home in glasgow. >>> when we come back the south korea and u.s. are gearing up for their military exercises. >>> plus leaked documents are contradicting a claim on iran's nuclear situation. i am totally blind. and sometimes i struggle to sleep at night, and stay awake during the day. this is called non-24. learn more by calling 844-824-2424. or visit your24info.com. with my android from tracfone, i can... order more shaving cream. pay the electric bill. keep towels piping hot. get kids to sit still. play beard styling tunes. learn new razor tricks. hire

. >> reporter: in mansfield, texas, a school district that decided to stay open had a school bus crashd out of the country are delayed or cancelled and most of them in atlanta, dallas and charlotte. the miserable winter in boston keeps getting worse. more than 100 inches of snow. 101.8, just six inches away from an all-time record. up to six inches of this could fall in places. a wet, slushy snow. part of the country that has few salt trucks and fewer snowplows. steve osunsami, abc news. >>> with back to back snowstorms this winter has been especially mean to road crews. >> in long island some towns are running out of road salt and justin povick tells us the northeast gets very little relief today. good morning, justin. >> reporter: good morning. a much quieter morning. thankfully throughout the south, early morning snows still throughout eastern north carolina, southern virginia. the wet weather extending south in to southern florida. tiny sliver of warmth in miami expect temperatures mid to upper 80s. by far the warmest location in the country. the northwest is looking stormy as well

allison mansfield for working the camera, helping us out on radio. good luck.on the couch tomorrow. >> stay warm everybody. bill: let's start on this wintry tuesday morning with a fox news alert. there is a big blast of winter weather hitting just about every one east of the mississippi. the team is back together on this tuesday. i'm bill hemmer. martha: good morning i'm martha maccallum. the storm system is roaring through the south. ice, snow, freezing rain knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of people from arkansas to the carolinas. bill: we want to start in new england which cannot catch a break.

allison mansfield for working the camera, helping us out on radio. good luck. there will be another season of the apprentice. >> thank you for joining us. we'll see you back here on the couch tomorrow. >> stay warm everybody. bill: let's start on this wintry tuesday morning with a fox news alert. there is a big blast of winter weather hitting just about every one east of the mississippi. the team is back together on this tuesday. i'm bill hemmer. martha: good morning i'm martha maccallum. the storm system is roaring through the south. ice, snow, freezing rain knocked out power to hundreds of thousands of people from arkansas to the carolinas. bill: we want to start in new england which cannot catch a break. molly line outside of boston, massachusetts. >> reporter: this is the calm before what is expected to be a much smaller storm. just a couple of inches expected mostly to the south of boston. you can see the road are looking good back here. sidewalks are fairly clear. that's expected to change within the coming hours this afternoon. this is generally just a p

en mansfield, texas, un distrito escolar no cancelÓ las clases y un autobÚs se accidentÓ.a se desplazarÁ hacia el norte. el blanco el frÍo suplicio no ha dado tregua en el noreste. en maine hubo un choque en cadena que involucrÓ a 75 vehÍculos en la interestatal 95. >> Íbamos conduciendo a unas 25 o 30 millas por hora cuando empezamos a chocar unos contra otros. marÍa eugenia: unas 15 personas terminaron en el hospital y la carretera estuvo cerrada por mÁs de cuatro horas. tambiÉn se han registrado mÁs de 3000 cancelaciones y retrasos de vuelos, principalmente en atlanta, dallas y charlotte. en massachusetts no han tenido respiro. en boston se han acumulado mÁs de 100 pulgadas de nieve y estÁ a punto de quebrarse un rÉcord de todos los tiempos. satcha: quÉ invierno mÁs crudo. marÍa eugenia, muchísimas gracias. maÑana a la medianoche se vence el plazo para probar el presupuesto del departamento de seguridad interna. si los republicanos y demÓcratas no logran un acuerdo, el departamento del que depende toda la estrategia de seguridad nacional se quedarÁ sin fondos. el presid

finally 15050 years, that's how long ron klein has been working for mansfield plumbing in pearsvilleold hard worker has never taken a sick day. >> well, fox news alert now. just one day after laying out a plan to take back mosul from isis. new reports now revealing the pentagon isn't even sure those plans are going to work. >> officials now telling the daily beast that the administration's timetables might not be possible. does this show the white house is out of touch with military leaders? did they even consult those leaders before formulating this plan? we welcome this morning retired brigadier general and author of foreign and domestic general anthony tata. thanks for joining us this morning. >> great to be here, atlanticer, thank you. >> no sooner did this plan become public than union storm military at the pentagon sort of criticizing on back ground saying sectarian divisions in iraq make it impossible. do you think the national security team at the white house consulted closely with the pentagon before coming up with it? >> well, i think we should all continued dissidence betw