mr. roscoe have to say for himself? well, he didn't see anything out of the ordinary. he said eric seemed fine, and he'd see him in english class later. what was he doing in the students' bathroom? well, he says the janitor was cleaning the teachers' bathroom at the time. all right, check that and his alibi afterwards. we're doing background checks on all the teachers, too. okay. these are the fingerprints of all the school staff. have forensics run them against the prints found in the bathroom. okay. what about the parents? father works as a sporting goods manager in port jeff, and the mother works as a paralegal in the city. not good candidates for ransom. no. apparently, the boy stopped by the school psychologist's office this morning. he wanted to talk. what'd the psychologist say? she's out with the flu, but i'm told he was pretty upset she wasn't there. maybe he knew something was going to happen to him. maybe. maybe he knew something was going ♪ ♪ hanes. a perfect fit for every body. now in colorful new styles. ♪ walter: do you think it was someone at the school

mrs. greenfield, and is really there to deal with this guy she doesn't like, roscoe conkling, and negotiatingith members of the cabinet of who would be appointed and who wouldn't. host: the actual vote was very close. lucretia garfield after winning says this -- "it is a terrible responsibility to come to him and me." did she want to become first lady? guest: she did not want to become first lady for herself. she very strongly believed in her husband. they had really been through everything. they lost two children. they had marital problems. by the time he had run in 1880, they are very clear and very square on the same page in terms of their values. they both shared a lot of intellectual and literary pursuits. that was a mutual passion which during the tough times kept them together, but she was, at the time she got the news that he won the nomination, she was scrubbing the floor. she did not want to pose for photographs. she was very reluctant. she did, and of course, the first images we start to see in paraphernalia during the campaign. she wrote a private letter to some friends and said,