convinced mary jo to do it for the money. had plus had to borrow money from my dad. >> i was made an offer i couldn't refuse. i was octa poikay at that point sitting in the room with them. >> i don't have sex with children. >> you did with me. >> you have no remorse. >> thank you, everybody. >> we pushed the envelope pretty far on one of the last romantically involved. this is how insane i was. romantically involved with amy, which we not. >> we always loved each other. >> yeah, we did. we did. >> yeah. >> and i just remember being so pissed. you're galavanting around the streets of new york with the woman who tried to murder my mother? >> amy, look over here. >> amy? >> and where is amy fisher now you may be asking yourself? >> well, she's got an ex-husband, a few kids and a tragic past behind her. >> look, there she is. >> she is choosing to be a webcam girl. she goes online and guys pay herm her money or girls, and she has sex with herself. >> reporter: the current chapter of the buttafuoco family story finally seems heade

mary jo died in chappaquiddick.ded in chappaquiddick, but camelot absolutely ended it the morning that the police chief found that car. >> my conduct in conversation during the next several hours to the extent that i can remember them make no significance at all. >> you never gave a straight answer to the simplest question. only he knew what happened that night and it stayed locked away in his mind. that's the great tragedy. truth does not always rule out people. i think forever it damaged his career and damaged the prospect of the kennedy dynasty moving forward into the 21st century. >> the story of camelot only works if it has magic. the kennedy needs that magic. ted kennedy, with his brutal, ham-fisted, desperate, bareknuckle politics that it required for him to survive chappaquiddick, he used up all the magic. there was no magic left. before chappaquiddick, the kennedys were part of the story that americans told and after that they were just another political family that used political power for self-preservatio

he saw mary jo in the window.ned up in my sights. and i put two shots through the window. >> there it is, there it is. >> he did that? that was an unknown. we had a bullet come through the window in, what, october, november? >> the day before thanksgiving. >> we thought it was just like random kids in the neighborhood up to mischief. >> but we had the police here. >> yeah, and you made a report and it went through that window right there. she was painting the kitchen -- >> i often -- >> we never knew who it was. >> no one ever made the connection 'cause they didn't find the gun. >> it was a long-scope .22 hunting rifle. i saw her shadow in the window. i didn't know if i hit her. i was just too scared. >> the bullet went through the front living room window and into the wall into the living room. >> and the only reason you weren't in the way of that bullet is because you went to the bathroom at that time. >> yeah. >> that was a miracle, it would have hit you. >> what do you know. >> it came as a complete surprise t

liberty. ♪ mary jo would have been 29 years old.itics and devotion to the kennedys took her far from the pennsylvania community where she is being buried today. >> there was a crowd of people outside and inside. i found joe and went over and hugged him. he wasn't really there. he was destroyed. this was his only child, his daughter and they had a wonderful relationship. i went to the casket and mary jo looked lovely, beautiful. she looked like she was sleeping. >> the small church was packed. 700 people. kennedy kennedy arrived with his wife joan, his neck visibly seen. >> the message of that neck brace was absolutely clear. there was two victims, mary jo and me. >> it was a stage prop is what it was. >> this is all part of an elaborate effort to basically erase the victim. >> for most people, remember the back story, this is the kennedys, there were two brothers assassinated, the story that there's some sort of kennedy curse had now entered the mythology. >> indeed this had the air of public speculative him. the celebrity politicia

mary jo's parents.hat would haunt them forever. >> glenn was alone in the house and she got the call from ted kennedy. >> mary jo's close cousin experience the family's grief first hand. >> she was literally destroyed. she started to scream and cry and she was beside herself. mary jo was the light of their life. >> a religious hard-working family from pennsylvania. they struggled to comprehend that they would never see their mary jo. >> she was a wonderful young girl. she was always a good role model. [inaudible] she was lovely. always a good friend. we thought we would raise our family together but that didn't happen. on that does your broker offer more than just free trades? fidelity has zero commissions for online u.s. equity trades and etfs, plus zero minimums to open a brokerage account. with value like this, there are zero reasons to invest anywhere else. fidelity. there are zero reasons to invest anywhere else. the doctor's office might mejust for a shot.o but why go back there when you can stay

>> no one gave a damn about mary jo. i did. >> mary jo can never rest >> previously on scandalous chappaquiddick. >> they decided to have a reunion they reported seeing her car in the water. >> what have you done? my fellow citizens. >> everything he said which was nothing did he use presidential privilege. >> and to make a determination of the circumstances of the death of mary jo and then ground rules were set. >> there are just so many questions. ♪ ♪ april 291974 months after the death of mary jo testimony was released to the public as a lawyers began to pour over the material. >> i find there is probable cause he operated his motor vehicle negligently on the way and that subsequent operation contributed to the death of mary jo. he is found negligent. >> and then his own interpretation of what happened that night. >> one of the things the judge pointed out is he believed the story that they were going back but she left her hotel key in person the cabin that's not what you do when you head back to your hotel and that d

tracie potts from nbc news in washington i'm now joined by mary jo, former u.s.ry of commerce and assistant former president ronald reagan. money can't buy you happiness. can it buy you the name recognition that tracie was talking to and can that lead to success in an election >> i think it can. bloomberg because of his tenure as may or of new york, he has a tremendous amount of name recognition any way. a $31 million ad buy is serious. it is more than the other democratic candidates in the field have spent collectively and doing it in one pop. the question i think we have to be aware of with mayor bloomberg is two questions actually. number one, to get a spot on the democrat debate platform it is based on your campaign contributions and your poll ratings. he should do okay in the polls, but if he's not accepting campaign money, which he's not, he's going to self finance which president trump did in 2016, it's unclear how those who govern those things will qualify him. and then the second thing is he is going to skip over or initially indicated he would skip over

why would someone, anyone, want to kill mary jo buttafuoco?y of 1992. the 37-year-old miraculously surviving and helping police identify the perpetrator as 17-year-old amy fisher. >> i was in the hospital and i don't know how it happened or when it happened but somehow a picture of her was brought to me. they said, that's her. that kid did it, and joe said she's a customer. i know her father. i've done work on her car. >> reporter: but amy fisher wasn't just a customer at her husband joey's auto body shop. >> with amy coming in all of the time, that relationship went where it went and it was over real fast but with bad results. my relationship with amy was inappropriate and that's as far as i'm going to go with that. >> reporter: more than 25 years since the shooting, the buttafuocos are opening up like never before sharing never before seen home deos and reflecting on the day that changed the course of the rest of their lives. >> so crazy to think someone attacked you and tried to murder you right here. >> yeah, right. >> reporter: for their

mary jo thompson of richfield. mary jo thompson? that is you? where is mary jo thompson? >> i'm right here. rep. sensenbrenner: go ahead. >> thank you. i am deeply saddened about what is going on in washington, d.c. we have a great man for our president, with a big heart, who has done a lot for our country. i would say two examples of that would be the rise in the stock market and are booming economy. with your expertise and all you see, what do you see happening with this shameful practice that adam schiff is overseeing? if heappens in the senate has impeached -- if he is impeached by the house? seems to me lots of people think impeachment is removal from office. rep. sensenbrenner: impeachment does not mean removal from office. the house, by a majority vote approves articles of impeachment, take over to the senate, and the senate is required by the constitution to conduct a trial. how long that trial is, when it starts, and what rules the trial will undertake, again, depends upon the majority in the senate. the constitution requires that there be a two thirds vote in th

. >> reporter: now joey buttafuoco and his ex-wife mary jo are telling all to 20/20. >> i will neverer from this. my son will never recover from this. my daughter will never recover from this. we will live with it and we'll adjust to it, but we'll never get over it. >> coming up on "good morning america" and tonight on 20/20, we'll hear from their daughter, d at the time. >> what are we going to do today? >> on what it was like to grow up in the shadow of a scandal. i'm paula farris, abc news, new york. >> that's going to be good. >> that was a wild story. i totally forgot about it. it was like taking over the nation when it was happening. >> baseball concerts and now golf. golfers will get a chance to practice their swings at oracle park. >> and it is the most magical time >>> the cougars from washington state in town to take on cal, who are reeling after such a wonderful start. they lost four in a row. let's see if they can right the ship tomorrow. 66 at 4:00 with sunshine. partly cloudy and a cool 57 by the time the game ends. >>> while the giants are away for the off-season, ther

. >> mary jo, shot by her husband's mistress, now showing how she survived that fateful day. >> therehen i thought things couldn't get any crazier, oh, it did. it did. >> what the ex-husband now says about his affair with a minor. now what a daughter is determined to

[applause] my wife mary jo it was around that time that i devised my words to live by, the model that live by. whenever you have a difficult choice to make like that in my profession, don't worry, whatever choice you make, it's sure to be the wrong one. [laughter] >> you had a wonderful marriage and that prompt me too ask about your marriage if i may because your wife is an academic and it seems to be very harmonious, you both so publicly you cannot do without each other and that's wonderful in itself. but i was struck by the fact that you describe your wife highly intellectual and very constant, vital and you describe yourself as phlegmatic. >> that's a word you use. in many ways i think that's perhaps how you see yourself. >> i consider myself kind of slow moving, slow witted, lazy. >> laid back. >> i am a successful actor which means people asked me too act all the time and once you act, everything is done for you, lines are written for you, close are picked for you, you are told exactly where to stand, where to sit, it's the most irresponsible life there is. [laughter] it allows y

presidential election have held their final rallies ahead of sunday's vote incumbent president jos a mary of oz is running against 11 candidates including 2 of the prime ministers he 5 during his time in office nicolas hawke reports from the capital. while this presidential campaign feels and sounds like a carnival. neighboring countries fear it could end in disaster some of the candidates like domingo's see more spread out have west african soldiers protecting them and not the country's armed forces. from delete all of. that you may not even know whether. when you are in that. process you have to say. just weeks before the vote president josey many of us who's running for reelection asked the military to force his prime minister out of office after he refused to step down vast has overstayed his time in office delaying elections but he has the backing of the armed forces. period cool additional west african troops have been deployed as part of a stabilizing force days before the vote. the u.n. security council is urging the armed forces not to intervene in politics you know the sales of

democrat leader, jo swinson, says the party would plant 60 million trees, every year, across the uk by 2025, while the tories are pledging to plant 30 million. the sinn fein leader, mary told her party conference there should be a referendum on irish unity within the next five years. she said she believed a united ireland would be achieved in the 2020s. earlier, sinn fein‘s leader at stormont, michelle 0'neill saw off a challenge to her position. more than 60 flood warnings are still in place across england and wales as water levels begin to subside. large parts of the country have been water—logged for days, with south yorkshire among the hardest hit. hundreds of volunteers have begun a clean—up effort in doncaster, a week on from the worst of the flooding. some people travelled miles to help out, as tom airey reports. ruined down to the foundations. two weeks ago, glyn had decorators in his living room putting up new wallpaper. a week later, it's volunteers ripping up the floor after floodwater rose up through it. we had a few sandbags that i bought years ago and put them in front of the door, but a stupid person drove by when it were about two foot and knocked my w

democrat leader, jo swinson, says the party would plant 60 million trees, every year, across the uk by 2025, while the tories are pledging to plant 30 million. the sinn fein leader, maryher party conference there should be a referendum on irish unity within the next five years. she said she believed a united ireland would be achieved in the 2020s. earlier, sinn fein's leader at stormont, michelle o'neill saw off a challenge to her position. french police have used water cannon and tear gas on demonstrators in paris, on the first anniversary of the anti—government protest movement. the clashes were the worst for several months, with thousands of protestors coming on to the streets to support the so—called gilet jaune or yellow vest movement. more than a hundred people were arrested. from paris, lucy williamson reports. in paris today, a reminder that the anger that sparked this movement a year ago hasn't gone away. the number of protesters much smaller now, but for the rioters and police, the tactics remain the same. translation: today is one year since the gilets jaunes took to the streets, to demand social, tax and economicjustice. one year later nothing has changed.