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. >>> a michigan mom battling cancer is fighting back against people questioning her obama care horror story. juliered in an ad hitting gary peters for supporting obama care. congressman peters called julie's credibility into question. getting his lawyers into the fig fight. >> all i want is to be listened to. there are thousands of people out there who are hurting because of obama care. >> he came after your credibility on this first ad, you decided to make this second one. what did you -- you went to his house to try to speak to him as well, right? >> that's correct, i did. >> and what happened there? >> unfortunately, congressman peters did not answer the door, although i know he was inside. so he's still refusing to speak to me which is heartbreaking for me. >> it's bad enough that you're going through this serious health crisis, and then you had the guts to speak out about it, now somebody's basically calling you a liar. harry reid is also calling you a liar, what do you think about that? >> i'm very upset over this. and it's very hurtful. i'm disappointed, and honestly, it's done something to

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julie cohen, tells the story of one of the singers. >> i grew up in difficulty. i grew up in poverty. there was a time where my mom and dad both didn't work, but they tried to make sure there was something on the table for us to eat. >> he grew up in a township in central south africa. with the same challenges confronting many of the country's black communities. crime, poor access to health care, and an unemployment rate of up to 70%. >> my dad was a messenger in a bank before he was retrenched. >> in his early childhood, before apartheid ended and nelson mandela was elected president in 1994, the family had to contend with racist laws that restricted travel and education. >> that is why i always tell all my children that since we are in new environment, please devote yourself to status. >> his vision of a better life was filled with music. in his church choir he discovered a talent for singing. he was chosen for a community chorus where he first learned opera, which he wanted to pursue as a career. his parents, who hoped he would support them in old age, were skeptical. did your father make those concerns clear t

. >> julie's condition turned out to be hyper trovic cardio myoopathy. she controls the symptoms but since becoming a new momearn whether the condition is the result of a gene mutation and what it might mean for her daughter's health. >> we're able to identify the gene. it could change her treatment strategy. >> a third of the time they're able to find a reasonable candidate. >> to learn the answer she's about to have her genome sequenced at the clinic just established at stanford hospital. a genetic counselor says purposes range from helping families manage risk to pinning down the cause of unexplained illnesses. >> when find a variant we're confident contributes to explaining the picture it's a relief and excitement and just great to provide that news to the patients. >> we're at the end of the day detectives. >> this heart specialist is the co-director and says a single blood sample starts a complex process that would have been unfathomable. first dna separated out and placed in powerful gene sequencers after results are in a team uses algorithms to hunt for variations. >> then, we look at differences. th

. >> julie's condition turned out to be hyper trovic cardio myoopathy. she controls the symptoms but since becoming a new momhe's decided to learn whether the condition is the result of a gene mutation and what it might mean for her daughter's health. >> we're able to identify the gene. it could change her treatment strategy. >> a third of the time they're able to find a reasonable candidate. >> to learn the answer she's about to have her genome sequenced at the clinic just established at stanford hospital. a genetic counselor says purposes range from helping families manage risk to pinning down the cause of unexplained illnesses. >> when find a variant we're confident contributes to explaining the picture it's a relief and excitement and just great to provide that news to the patients. >> we're at the end of the day detectives. >> this heart specialist is the co-director and says a single blood sample starts a complex process that would have been unfathomable. first dna separated out and placed in powerful gene sequencers after results are in a team uses algorithms to hunt for variations. >> then, we look a

on thursday, july 5th, 2012, she came home after work and got ready for bed. >> she put her arm around her mom and gave her a kiss and gave her a hug and said, i love you mom. turned to me and said i love you dad and went to the room. >> the next day, dave planned to meet skylar in their apartment at lunchtime. he was surprised she wasn't there. a little worried he called mary. >> i thought she was out with one of her other friends. i figured they went swimming or shopping. >> dave called her friends, including sheila. no one had seen her. next he went outside and found more cause for worry. a small bench was tucked near skylar's window and the window screen was missing. >> at this time i called skylar's cell phone, you're in trouble. you better be calling me right away. i called her cell phone about ten times. i called mary again. >> again mary told him to calm down. she said skylar was expected at work at 4:00. >> i said we're not going to worry. i'll call them about ten after 4:00, give her time to clock in and everything, see if she's there. >> but mary didn't get a chance to call wendy's.

july and no longer speaks to them. they say when they tracked her down in wells she appeared to be brainwashed. >> she goes mom you makee smile. and i'm not supposed to smile. i'm supposed to be down. i think that ripped my heart out. >> pastor is saying that they are one of the many families that have come looking for loved ones that joined the group. >> they are intelligent and coming from strong family backgrounds. >> what makes them break? >> keep them weak in their body and mind. >> the fbi is saying that the agency is on the radar and the local police investigated the death of a 3-day-old infant and according to the statement from the father he and other church members didn't seek medical treatment for the baby because they believe she was going to be resurrected. >> that is not faith. that is not godly. >> what was it? >> i would almost call it murder. >> we tracked down the leader scene -- sean. >> you can explain the false assumptions about you guys? >> no. no comment, thank you. >> a church member is saying that the allegations are false. they make these people looking like they are monsters. they are not. th

july and no longer speaks to them. they say when they tracked her down in wells, she appeared to be brainwashed. >> she goes, mom, you makeile. and i am not supposed to smile. i am supposed to be down. and i think that ripped my heart out. >> pastor maddox says they are one of many families around the kruvent industry who have combed looking for loved ones who joined the group. >> most all of these people are very intelligent. they come from very good strong family backgrounds. >> what would make someone like that break? >> keep them weak in their body, weak in their mind. >> the f.b.i. says the church of wells is on the agency's radar. local police have investigated a 3 day old infant born to a church member in 2012. a according to a statement from the child's father, he and other church members did not seek medical treatment for the baby because they believed she would be resurrected. the grand jury decided not to press charges. >> that's not fate. >> that's not godly. >> what was it? >> i would almost call it murder >> reporter: we tracked down the church of wells reclusive leader, sean morris. >> we want to give you -

. >> reporter: july really hopes to find parents that will want to adopt him and make him a part of a real family. what would you like? >> mom and dad. >> reporter: mom and dad and? >> sisters and brothers. >> reporter: sisters and brothers. some pets. dogs? cats? >> dogs and cats. >> reporter: he says he'd love to have a family that does fun things together. he likes basketball and enjoyed the many arcade games here. he was disappointed, though, when he couldn't snare a spongebob inside the big prize box. his biggest prize would be the family that he wants so much. the most important thing, though, is that you find somebody who loves you. do you know what love means? would you like to find out? >> i'm hoping that he finds a family. i think that he really needs this. he really loves the stability and just the one-on-one time with a family. >> hey, how was your game? >> reporter: moses surprised july with some gifts, including a cap and a watch. but the biggest surprise was this. >> a spongebob for you? >> reporter: oh, my goodness, look at that! the spongebob that got away. >> high five. >> reporter: that's great. thank you,

i told my mom i wanted a brother, and i felt like i kind of got that with rory. >> narrator: anyway, that friday night, july young men. in search of a party they had heard about. >> we were looking for a friend of ours brother who was having a gathering up by antelope lake. >> narrator: girls up there, somebody said. so here's what they did. and once again, we prepared special video, this time to illustrate lewis' story, in which they all squeezed into rory's sebring, drove to the lake, but couldn't find the party. so they got up to a little mischief up there by the lake, with a spotlight one of them brought, the kind that plugs into a cigarette lighter. >> we stopped at the top of a canyon and were shining the light down on a campsite. and a bunch of people came out yelling. they were mad, and anyway, everybody kind of got a kick out of that. >> narrator: then one of them remembered some crazy warning signs he had seen by the roadside, wanted to show his buddies. they found them. trained the spotlight on them. >> and one of them says "warning, you are entering roc -- the roc. something to do with this red-