mrs. ramsey was a fighter. >> she was going to beat this and she was going to beat it forever. >> and the cancer did go into remission. everyone took a deep breath. judith, who is a photographer, was asked to take photos of her friend for a magazine feature about patsy's recovery. judith came up with an unusual pose, a cross between patsy's lips. >> that cross was very significant to her because she believed that this cross healed her. >> judith also shot photos of patsy ramsey with her children, burke and jonbenet who were, according to friends, the center of their mom's universe and maybe why she fought so hard to survive. see both burke and jonbenet graduate from college. >> you have no doubt seen spoiled rich kids. >> i have. >> the ramsey children didn't qualify? >> no. no, the rich spoiled kids i have seen that are bratty, didn't want to be around them. these kids were refreshing. normal, normal kids. >> and pam got to know the ramseys well, especially mrs. ramsey. >> she was gregarious, bu

mr. ramsey, did you kill jon benet? >> no, i did not. >> mrs. ramsey, did you kill your daughter? >> no, i did not kill my daughter. >> reporter: but if not the ramseys, then who did it? >> jon benet was a pedophile's dream come true. >> reporter: lou smit, the detective brought in by boulder attorney general's office, believed a sexual predator killed jon benet. >> i believe he brought her into the deepest part of that basement and did very brutal things to her. >> reporter: smit uncovered evidence that had reportedly been overlooked by the boulder police. a broken window where the killer could have entered. a footprint. marks on jon benet indicative of a stun gun. >> that was a little parade -- >> reporter: when i spoke to john ramsey in 2012, he had a child beauty pageants made him uncomfortable and he told me if he had another chance, he wouldn't let jon benet compete publicly. >> were you naive about letting her compete in pageants? >> yeah, probably. yeah. >> but your lesson was, what if we inadvertently exposed her to the killer? >> obviously you don't want to keep them loc

mr. ramsey, did you kill jonbenet? >> no, i did not. >> mrs. ramsey, did you kill your daughter? >> no, i did not kill my daughter. reporter: burke would later fall under suspicion, too. that morning, he recalls staying in bed as police arrived. >> i was scared, i think. i mean, i didn't know ier was a bad guy downstairs, and my dad was chasing off with, like, a gun or, you know -- i had no idea. reporter: burke ramsey was reportedly paid for the interview. he and his parents were eventually cleared as suspects, and the case remains open. ramsey says he realizes that some people thought he and his parents were involved, but he is doing the interview to honor jonbenet's memory so no one forgets. anchor: abc news anchor elizabeth vargas is opening up she told her story to diane sawyer on friday night's 2020. and tomorrow, her memoir, between breaths, hits stores shelves. it details her struggle with alcohol and anxiety. vargas talked with ben wagner this morning. >> if somebody is watching at home and thinks they are struggling with something like this, what would be the first thin

mr. ramsey, did you kill jonbenet? >> no, i did not. >> mrs. ramsey, did you kill your daughter? >> no, i did not kill my daughter. reporter: the new documentary includes a heartbreaking interest saw with the father. >> death would have been a reporter: 12 years after the crime did the boulder authorities exonerate the family and issue an apology. 9 death of his daughter haunts john ramsey today. >> key keep our curtains closed and our doors and windows locked. going anywhere is a major organized and planned operation. we get people coming to the door claiming to have information that can be helpful in the case. it didn't matter. we lost our child. that's what mattered. jc: incredibly it was 20 years ago. if jonbenet was with us she would be 26 years old right now. the documentary premieres tonight on a and e. jc: easing a child's health before they head into surgery. >> ben: some high-tech help could make a big difference. maria? >> maria: next at sick:00, we are tracking hermine's wind and waves. it is picking up along the cape sending boats locking. we are live with team cover

mr. ramsey, did you kill jonbenet? >> no, i did not. >> mrs. ramsey, did you kill your daughter? >> no, i did not kill my daughter. >> reporter: burke would later fall under suspicion, too. >> i was scared, i think. i didn't know if there was some bad guy downstairs, my dad was chasing off with a gun or, you know, i had no idea. >> reporter: burke ramsey was reportedly paid for the interview. he and his parents were eventually cleared as suspects, and the case remains open. people thought he and his patients were involved in what happened here, but says he is doing the interview now to honor jonbenet's memory so many one forgets. david? >> clayton, thank you. >>> when we come back here, the ferry boat scare on the water. passengers and crew running for cover. >>> new video being revealed in the we mafemale jmurder mysteryw york. >>> a lot of eyes this evening on c saying about his protest. hey dad. hey sweetie, how was your first week? long. it'll get better. i'm at the edward jones office, like sue suggested. thanks for doing this, dad. so i thought it might be time to talk abou

mr. ramsey, did you kill jonbenet? >> no, i did not. >> mrs. ramsey, did you kill your daughter? >> no, i did not kill my daughter. >> reporter: burke would later fall under suspicion, too. that morning, he recalls staying in bed as police arrived. >> i was scared, i think. i mean, i didn't know if there was some bad guy downstairs, my dad was chasing off with a gun or, you know, i had no idea. >> reporter: burke ramsey was reportedly paid for the interview. he and his parents were eventually cleared as suspects, and the case remains open. and burke says he realizes some people thought he and his patients were involved in what happened here, but says he is jonbenet's memory, so no one forgets. david? >> clayton sandell tonight. clayton, thank you. >>> when we come back here, the ferry boat scare on the water. passengers and crew running for cover. >>> new video being revealed in the female jogger murder mystery in new york city. will police be helped after this video tonight? >>> a lot of eyes this evening on colin kaepernick, whoas been kneeling during the national anthem. what

mr. ramsey, did you kill jonben?t?" john ramsey: "no, i did not." barbara walters: "mrs. ramsey, did you kill your daughter?" patsy ramsey: "no, i did not kill my daughter." the ramsey: "death would have been a welcomed relief from the pain and agony i felt." per legal/karle - must keep this track line about the ramseys being cleared as suspects in 2008 only 12 years after the authorities exonerate the ramsey: "we keep our curtains closed. our doors and windows are locked. going anywhere is a major organized and planned operation. we get people coming to the door claiming to have information that can be helpful in the case. // it didn't matter. we'd lost our child. that's what mattered." many of the high school football coaches gather hours before the game to set the sidelines.... carolina has many wondering what what happened.... also.. another world record breaks in new york and it only took 19-hundred hot dogs to complete.... and here's a live look at the new york stock exchange... we sent him here to fix it. but congressman joe heck became part of the problem. wall str

mr. ramsey, did you kill jonbenet? >> no, i did not. >> mrs. ramsey, did you kill your daughter if. >> no, i did not kill my daughter. >> the new documentary includes a heartbreaking new interview with the father. >> death would have been a welcome relief from the pain >> reporter: only 12 years after the crime did boulder authorities exonerate the family and issue an apology. the death of his daughter still haunts john ramsey to this day. >> we keep our curtains closed, our doors and windows are locked. going anywhere is a major organized and planned operation. we get people coming to the door claiming to have information that can be helpful in the case. it didn't matter. we had lost our child. that's what report. now, if jonbenet had survived, she would be 26 years old today. >>> a family finally getting answers in a cold case dating back to the 1980s when a little boy was kidnapped, never to be seen or even heard from again. that is, until now. was 28 years ago that 11-year- old jacob wetterling was snatched from his bike in minnesota by a ma

mr. ramsey, i'm not sure so -- we would be sitting here talking. >> if you missed part 1 of the interview, click on our news report. >>> premier week continues with >>> this is cbs 5 news at cbs 5 news at 5:30 pm. it's a precious commodity here in the desert. tonight a new report shows a potentially deadly toxin could be lurking in your tap. >>> drinking water problems have been in the spotlight driven by the crisis in flint michigan. here in the valley it is not lead. it's a chemical called chromium 6. if it sounds familiar it is the same chemical that was at the center of the case that r early 90s. >> the levels here in the valley are 400 times what is safe in california. is your water safe to drink? jason is getting answers. jason? >> reporter: the last thing any of us want is to wonder if our water is hazardous to our health of the health of our children. this new report will make you think twice about what is in your water. >> we will put the edges together 1st.

mr. ramsey, did you kill >> no, i did not. >> mrs. ramsey, did you kill your cower? >> no, i did not kill my daughter. >> reporter: burke would later fall under suspicion, too. that morning, he recalls staying in bed as police arrived. >> i was scared. i didn't know if there was a bad guy downstairs that my dad was chasing off with a gun. i had no idea. >> reporter: burke ramsey was reportedly paid for the interview. he and his parents were cleared as suspects and the case remains open. burke says he realizes that some people thought he and his parents were involved with what happened here. but he says he is doing the interview now to honor jonbenet's memory so no one forgets. clayton sandell, abc news, boulder. >> and jonbenet's mom died several years ago. still no answers in that case. >> it's such a bizarre case, especially with the false people who have come out and confessed to the crime. and turns out they weren't credible, either. lots of twists and turns in that they're able to deal with this. >>> when we come back, who came out on top, in last night's season

mr. ramsey, i am not sure you and i would be sitting here talking.>> reporter: donna rossi, cbs >>> after years of protests in controversy, construction on the 202 engine these are live pictures coming in from our what are they working on tonight? here is an overview of the area. they are actually putting up barriers to expand the lane. the project is expected to be finished by 2019. the i-10 pecos road all we up to 59th ave. around the backside of south mountain. the budget for this project, $1.8 billion. if you live anywhere near loop, you're going to have a lot of questions about construction and traffic, especially starting tomorrow morning. you can find answers right now and look for updates starting at 4:30 a.m. on wake-up arizna be alive. we take every day as it comes. >> now we have a big chore ahead of us.>> that was gilbert homeowners who lost everything after plane crashed into their home over the weekend. incredibly, that couple and the pilot of the craft survived. jeff fan sent has answers from experience pilot on how they deal with an situation. things can go south quickly.

mr. ramsey, did you kill jonbenet? >> no, i did not. >> mrs. ramsey, did you kill your daughter?d not kill my daughter. >> reporter: burke would fall under suspicion too. he recalls staying in bed when police arrived. >> i was scared, i think. i didn't know if there was some bad guy downstairs and my dad was chasing off -- him off with a gun. >> reporter: burke ramsey was reportedly paid for the interview. he and his parents were cleared as suspects and the case remains open. ramsey realizes some people thought he and his parents were involved, but he is doing the interview to honor jonbenet's memory so no one forgets. abc news, boulder. >> dan: stay with us. we will continue with these new stories. several sexual assaults at an east bacon setter. the search is under way for the attackers targeting the ma sick lovers. >> and sky 7 is overhead as heavily armed officers leading to this dramatic scene. >> excuse me. >> dan: and a disruption on "dancing with the stars" protesters target olympic superstar ryan lochte on live television. >> stay with us. ab ♪ grocery shoppers of americ

mr. ramsey, did you kill jonbenet? >> no, i did not. >> mrs. ramsey, did you kill your daughter? >> no, i did not kill my daughter. >> reporter: the new documentary includes a heartbreaking new interview with the father. d welcome relief from the pain and agony i felt. >> reporter: only 12 years after the crime did boulder authorities exonerate the family and issue an apology. the death of his daughter still haunts john ramsey to this day. >> we keep our curtains closed. our doors and windows are locked. going anywhere is a major organized and planned operation. we get people coming to the door claiming to have information that can be helpful in the case. it didn't matter. that's what mattered. >> reporter: this new a&e documentary is the first of several true crime shows that are hoping to shed new light on this cold case, a lot like those o.j. simpson shows from last year. if jonbenet had survived she would be 26 years old. >> incredible. >> thank you, david. and that a&e documentary, the killing of jonbenet, the truth uncovered, premieres tonight. >>> we want to move now to a