death. >> mary jo is buried three days later. >> ted felt very strongly that his wife joan shouldto mary jo's funeral as a sign there was nothing she was concerned about with his behavior. so pregnant and on bed rest had to standby his side and then suffered a miscarriage. >> the kennedy's have overcome tragedy and death before but mary jo's death at chappaquiddick threaten to tarnish the family name forever. >> there's a sense that teddy and a family known for courage acted like a cowered and he may have tried to save his own hide rather than to save a life, and it's a scar on him. >> in the end the bottom line is that because of ted's recklessness a woman died. >> senator edward kennedy pleads guilty to leaving the scene of the accident. on account of his unblemished record he receives a suspended sentence. >> he finally breaks his silence and goes on television. >> and he's speaking primarily to the voters of massachusetts, but he's speaking to the american people and he's speaking to the world. >> my fellow citizens, i have requested this opportunity to talk to the people of m

here we have young mary jo. is three yearsre old and the year is 1953. her grandfather was a sharecropper in a small town houston, mississippi near another town called tupelo. elvis presley is from tupelo. her mother knew elvis presley, if that means anything to you. [laughter] mary jo, her young grandfather was a sharecropper and lived in that brutal system where you were rented or -- where are you rented or property , where you were given seed, land, and resources and at the end of the season you had to give the majority of that harvest back to the landlord. relationshipy a along racial lines. white landowners. her grandfather was a sharecropper. he constantly begrudged existing in that system, as well as the bookmaking, the budgeting of that system was corrupt. at the end of the season, african american farmers were always in debt. so they had to do what? stable holden to the land -- stay the holden to the land. her grandfather was part of that long begrudging system of sharecroppers. her mother had seen this in 1953,n and decided the year of this pic

mary jo white said, and she's a respected person, when she said what she said to me, she was speaking like a defense attorney when she was at the s.e.c., she acted like a prosecutor. she said innocent people, again, she didn't say i was innocent. she said innocent people often settle because the litigation costs and time demands are so much greater i was looking at $4.9 million and a settlement, done, get on with your businessering or $20 million and a couple years out of your life i made that judgment yeah, i am conflicted about it if you're 30 years old and have no money, were rr screwed. you're out of business i told them from day one when they went after me, i prize my reputation spent 50 years building an impeccable reputation and i'm not going to let you ruin it >> you said a little while ago, and i'm not sure if it was before we started. that you're essentially running your own money >> about 60% of the dough, the money in our management now is basically general part and capital. you have to ask yourself a question i turned a sprightly 75 two weeks ago. >> happy birthday. >> th

now, after years of living with pain, mary jo look.uoco reveals her new ♪ [music] ext to saveare youeady some lives today? >> i love you, dr. oz. [cheers and applause]

good afternoon and thanks for joing us, welcome to at home in northern california. my name is travis. and i'm maryvr's every sunday afternoon at 4 pm for the latest in great northern california properties for sale. if you have any questions about real estate or getting a home loan please be sure to visit us at coldwellbankerhomes.com let us help you with all of your real estate needs and we will persal

good afternoon and thanks for joing us, welcome to at home in northern california. my name is travis. and i'm mary tune in or set your dvr's every sunday afternoon at 4 pm for the latest in great northern california properties for sale. if you have any questions about real estate or getting a home loan please be sure to visit us at coldwellbankerhomes.com let us help you with all of your real estate needs and w

jo. mike dewine has a long history in ohio. he's been the ag twice, also been a congressman. he has now defeated the lieutenant governor, maryaylor, who distanced herself from the governor during the course of his primary. everybody is kind of trying to ally themselves as an outlier candidate but mike dewine, a very solid reputation in the state will be the one to take them on. on the democratic side, the state's former attorney general beaten former congressman dennis kucinich, well known to fox viewers and people across the nation. he was once the youngest ever mayor of cleveland, long history in congress. he has lost his race tonight to richard cordray, who was the head of the consumer protection finance bureau and very closely aligned with elizabeth warren. he will take on mike dewine. mike dewine against richard cordray in the ohio governor's race. we can also project that mike braun, who came into this race as the outsider businessman sort of a bit of the trump aura around his candidacy to some extent, he has won the senate primary in indiana. he's going to face off against the man who is considered perhaps the most vu

mary tiara from 1972. from 1892. we were talking about the dress. what do you think of it? >> well, it's beautiful. slightly outside of my comfort zone there. but she just looks so happy a. >> jofew quiet thoughts to herself inside the choir. and the prince of wales having a few words with her there. it could not be a more beautiful day here. >> the carriage is ready. harry makes his way in and helps his new wife into this ascot landau that they've chosen for the procession. a lovely carriage, perfect for today. giving everyone a look at the young couple, as they make their ways through the streets of windsor, and back to the castle on the long walk. it's going to be a lovely procession. you're still with me, we've been enjoying the service, now, we're going to enjoy the scenes as well. at this point, they look remarkably happy in the likes that they've given what they've been through, one of life's great milestones. (music playing) [whistling] hello. give me an hour in tanning room 3. cheers! playing) that's confident. but it's not kayak confident. kayak searches hundreds of travel sites to help me plan the best trip. so i'm more than confident. forgot me goggles. kayak. sear