no penalty whatsoever. >> mary beth? >> and mary beth?had run off with the babysitter. they had moved out and got married. you might have wondered by -- the shooting, the accusations, the trial, barry. of course, we wonder to. >> we met with mary beth as she went about rebuilding life with the kids, after spending months in jail with the trial. she says she avoids contact with the harsh burgers now. that happens to everybody in little towns where the gossip turns. she waited for -- and then as the date approached, she changed her mind. she won't do it. i don't care what anybody thinks about me. especially the harsh burgers, who were left now with only memories. >> the only thing we have left now to remind us of mark's family pictures, and of course those two grandchildren. mark children. >> lee harsh rug or walks the forests, and thinks about his son who loves to hunt. >> he had a favorite saying. well, that was another find a field. that was very, very rewarding. >> and mary beth? probably the gift she sent her attorney. it as heartfelt

mary beth mcdade shows us more about what happened. >> cam footage shows the life and death situation that lapd officers put themselves in sunday evening in pacoima to save a pilot's life. they managed to rescue him from his down plane just seconds before a train crashes into it on the metrolink tracks. >> not far from whiteman airport. >> in that time frame from especially the pilot team when the train hit was about 5 seconds. it all happened so fast. frantic on-lookers at first feared the worst. >> after seeing the train smashed into the plane. that crash landed onto the officers talk today about the moments that led up to the heart pounding rescue. i mean, are to our communications >> stop all real activity. >> to metro link because the pilot was the sole occupant enable to breathe and talk. they were going to wait for the fire department to extricate him. that point again, we're just going to. we've the pilot >> intact because we didn't know what his injuries were. >> that plan changed in an instant when realized train was speeding down the tracks towards a small plane with a pilo

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maybe a few days, but two weeks today it's two weeks, two weeks without power, and for some, like mary, bethhuttleworth and cocoa. without water. we really appreciate now running water, warm water bathrooms, but she's not complaining. i think will be good. we're fine, many here in the chicago park area in nevada county, new pg and e had their work cut out for them. judging by the damage the snowstorm left behind. yeah, it's been pretty crazy, but power pole up there was just swinging around for about a week. now they're encouraged to see what one resident referred to as an army of crews hard at work to fix it . they are out in full force drove through town yesterday, and that's all i could see was pg and e. cruz contractors. it's incredible the amount of people they have out here. it's already meant good news for some, like ron fernandez, whose power came back on last night at nine o'clock, we asked how long he's lived here, 77. next question. what did he miss most about not having power watching dvds. fernandez called the last two weeks challenging, but he doesn't have time to sit around an

mary beth mcdade shows us what happened immediately after this. >> cam footage shows the life and deathlapd officers put themselves in sunday evening in pacoima to save a pilot's life. they managed to rescue him from his down plane just seconds before a train crashes into it on the metrolink tracks. >> not far from whiteman airport. >> in that time frame from especially the pilot team when the train hit was about 5 seconds. it all happened so fast. frantic on-lookers at first feared the worst. >> after seeing the train smashed into the plane. that crash landed onto the officers talk today about the moments that led up to the heart pounding rescue. i mean, are to our communications >> stop all real activity. >> to metro link because the pilot was the sole occupant enable to breathe and talk. they were going to wait for the fire department to extricate him. point again, we're just going to. we the pilot >> intact because we didn't know what his injuries were. >> that plan changed in an instant when realized train was speeding down the tracks towards a small plane with a pilot inside. when

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battleground state of wisconsin where joe biden edged out trump by roughly 20,000 votes, madison city clerk mary bethion is it taking a toll on me that i can't even see? am i going to drive myself into having a stroke and then not be able to do anything at all? >> reporter: she loved the relative anonymity of being a nonpartisan city clerk and helping her community until a right wing website posted her name as an election worker. >> in the comments there was types of ammunition to use on me, types of guns, talk of lynching. just the other day i got a message somebody sent me an article about a shooting and said coming soon to a home near you. >> how long do you think you can keep doing this? >> my answer to that question would probably change every day. i try to stay busy to i'm not ruminating over everything. >> what do you mean you is that try to stay busy? >> i got the mayor's position to take a second job and work retail so i'm not sitting at home at night or on a weekend just thinking about all the hatred being sent my way. >> is that how you're coping? >> yes. definitely. >> reporter: with many

mary beth mcdade has the details. >> israel has confirmed its first so-called case of flurona. >> i think a lot of people got confused and thought that was yet another variant of the coronavirus of covid. but that's really not the case. it's just refers to flu and corona's. so flurona. >> israeli officials say an unvaccinated pregnant woman came down with the dual infection and is now said to be in good condition. >> it is possible to get flu and covid at the same time, it's pretty rare right now. we don't see a ton of those cases. doctor david bronstein, a pediatric infectious disease specialist kaiser permanente says. >> last year in the u.s. we only had a few scattered cases of flurona. >> dubbed here as the twindemic, but he says this year might be different because we're seeing a lot more cases of the flu. >> we are seeing cases of flu already in la county each week those numbers are rising. now that there's a lot of covid going around, but also a lot of blue. that's starting to go around. >> it's very reasonable to think that we're going to start seeing lots of these co infections.

maybe a few days, but two weeks today it's two weeks, two weeks without power, and for some, like mary, bethrth and cocoa. without water. we really appreciate now running water, warm water bathrooms, but she's not complaining. i think will be good. we're fine, many here in the chicago park area in nevada county, new pg and e had their work cut out for them. judging by the damage the snowstorm left behind. yeah, it's been pretty crazy, but power pole up there was just swinging around for about a week. now they're encouraged to see what one resident referred to as an army of crews hard at work to fix it. they are out in full force drove through town yesterday, and that's all i could see was pg and e. cruz contractors. it's incredible the amount of people they have out here. it's already meant good news for some, like ron fernandez, whose power came back on last night at nine o'clock, we asked how long he's lived here, 77. next question. what did he miss most about not having power watching dvds. fernandez called the last two weeks challenging, but he doesn't have time to sit around and think a

beth. she was from london. she had a little bit of mary one thing that's sort of page from my book about dogs, she was very direct with the boys about life and coronavirus and i had told beth, i said, "you know the boys -- james who is the older ones, he knows what coronavirus is." you know, i told them about cold and we want to be careful with our germs. and she was like, "right, right. but i didn't want to scare him." and so, i came home from work one day, and james was talking about rna. and i was like -- she has a background -- she has a medical background and part of her training was, you know, attending some sort of medical school and she was so direct. she was like, "it's not a cold, james. [ laughter ] it's much more contagious than a cold and whatever rna plays into, she gave them the information on that and she absolutely like dealt them the straight story. he was also very interested in greek myths at the time. and i said we kind of glossed over like the more horrific parts of, you know what i mean >> seth: yeah, because it gets