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and he'd say, "i'm your only friend. i'm the only person in the world that you can trust.one else." so you say that enough times to someone and it's reality. >> reporter: laurie says her silence and loyalty were rewarded with higher-paid positions. eventually being named the director of booking at fox news with a six-figure annual salary, but it all came at a price. >> i got a promotion. a big promotion. afterwards i went in to see roger, he said, "so, see, i told you i'd take care of you some day." he really let me know, "i want you to show me some gratitude for the --" >> reporter: as in sexual? >> yes. >> reporter: gratitude. >> yes. >> reporter: it's unbelievable that it would be that overt, that, "okay, you finally got this big promotion. i told you i'd take care of you. now go strip down --" >> and i was so excited. and then the next words were, "go over to the doubletree and thank me." i kept on thinking it would end. you know, maybe he'd stop. and i actually didn't think that it would go on at fox. but it did continue. >> reporter: you know people hearing this will

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change that's why we're taking this step this is decades in robert f kennedy were attorney general only one factor determines whether a defendant stays in jail not guilt or innocence but the nature of the crime not the character of the defensive that is money in testifying in congress the attorney general told a store 54 days in jail one person couldn't afford a bail for the maximum penalty was 5 days in jail two years later congress passed its the bail reform act in 1968 that polishes - the federal system uses a model that cantonese those people that are a flight reflex or danger to others maybe condition a dna sample or curfew and bail cannot urban design set in an amount a person couldn't afford in 1987 our society liberty that the norman and detention prior to trial or without trial is the exemption states, however, have not necessarily followed suit as an example report this issue by the nonprofit non-partisan prison found 6 hundred and 36 thousand people locked up and in more than 3 thousand jails in the united states 70 percent are held pretrial meaning not convicted of a crime o

from the mother only. not the father. the laws just put mothers and children that wanted a marriage together and separated fathers from their children and nobody thought until the 1970s that that was a violation of equal protection. but in a whole series of cases indeed there was a violation of equal protection. >> there's two equal protection arguments that have been made in cases like thatful one of them has to do we kwaul protection on the basis of illegitimacy. as a person outside of the united states and alien by statute did not have constitutional rights so it's the parents rights. put mothers and childrens together and separated fathers from their children. >> right. >> no matter what the reality of their life was -- citizenship is the member of our society on a permanent basis with rights to come and go and i also wanted to address your question with respect to the domestic context. this court's decision sustained a situation where you -- where a child was going to be put up for adoption. the mothe

only at the home depot. more saving. more doing. >> verne: this drive might remind you of something. how about a.j. mccarron. >> gary: we talked in the open. could jalen hurts do with a couple other quarterbacks did? a.j. mccarron in 2012. the final drive. three passes and a screen pass to yeldon and he showed he could win the game in the fourth quarter. jalen hurts as a true freshman has had his best quarter in the >> verne: after the time out -- excuse me, gary. >> gary: as we talked in the open, he didn't just have to beat this l.s.u. defense, he had to beat death valley and he has not blinked. it hasn't been pretty but he has not blinked. >> verne: a glimpse of tre'davious white just outside the one yard line on second down. >> gary: jalen hurts has eight this quarter. >> verne: handoff. right side. kendall beckwith and jamal adams. the stop of bo scarbrough. >> gary: i remember a couple years back, blake sims running a bootlegging around the left end. it does look like l.s.u. is trying to sell out on the ballcarrier

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it wasn't only a fine for the german men. course, there were lots of german female soldiers who came. formerly under former governor and as auxiliaries but different sisters often called them great. that's when they're being polite, when they were less polite they call them officers mattresses. [laughter] as you can see, for them there is was a delight. they could find the products that had already disappeared off the shelves and german jobs. any of the photographs you can see how initially the first wave of the german soldiers were handsome, charming and polite. as long as the nazi soviet pact was in existence, the communists had their hands tied behind their back and couldn't resist. so to begin with everything was calm. there were no random assassinations and no reprisals in the first year, but that didn't last for long. the theater was one of the jewels that hitler wanted to keep, and it's the french national theatre, and it barely stop for more than a few days. but this woman is another one of my heroines. she was not je

a devoted mother of two supermom out for a jog only to vanish. police searches yield nothing results for weeks till finally thanksgiving day she is found. but the investigation is far from over as the mystery only deepens. here's abc's kayna whitworth. >> reporter: tonight in northern wife and mother of two found thursday morning after missing for more than three weeks. >> chp is advised she is heavily battered and it is a confirmed kidnapping. >> the hunt still on for the captors. the 34-year-old woman describing two hispanic women, telling authorities they were armed with a handgun and driving a dark-colored suv. >> she's chained with a quarter-inch heavy chain and >> she could have been assaulted, hit by her abductors. >> reporter: the shasta county sheriff's office is leading the investigation and delving into her past. >> do you believe mrs. papini's story? >> absolutely. >> reporter: tonight we're learning authorities will interview her again to see if she can offer any more clues to help them close the case. >> we do want her to feel at pe

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