through creator asking the question, could patsy ramsey have killed her own daughter and detail how patsy's love of stage and theater may have helped her cover it up. >> in 1996, the savage murder of jonbenet ramsey gripped the nation. >> reporter: on the 20-year anniversary a fresh examination of the tragic death of 6-year-old beauty queen jonbenet ramsey with an upcoming made for tv movie. >> jonbenet was everything to me. >> reporter: and a new documentary produced by lifetime. >> from the beginning, the police and media suspected one question -- >> who was patsy ramsey, tragic victim or cold-blooded killer? >> let me assure you that i did not kill jonbenet. >> reporter: in 2008 the district attorney, mary lacy, exonerated the ramseys claiming that touch dna proved the suspect was an unknown male. but this lifetime special is now resurrecting big questions about whether patsy ramsey might have been jonbenet's killer starting with the ransom note found at the crime scene. one of the first detectives to arrive at the million dollar mansion that terrible december morning, robert whitson. >>

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her chosen talent when she was a young beauty queen herself. >> patsy practiced a lot. she worked on her characters and her vocalization and accents and all of the different things to create the characters. >> reporter: the filmmakers raising the question could she have been acting all along to cover up a possible crime? >> there was a sense within the law enforcement community that was someone who has a grip on great theatrics. >> now, let's remember that patsy ramsey did pass away ten years ago. we reached out to lin wood who represent the family. >> dan, you've been following this from the beginning, 20 years, part of this documentary. what do you make of this new information? >> this new information basically pokes a hole in the been patsy ramsey because there was one unidentified male person's dna both in john combafully's underwear and another spot in the long johns and that was the critically relatively new piece of evidence. the authorities did this new type of dna testing in 2007/2008 and they found what they told us publicly was a match in another male dna fou

patsy keiber, champion of the north carolina democratic party, and state senator don davis. and i've save the best for last, someone who i've got ton know over the years, someone who i really look forward to working with, first thing that congressman butterfield said to me, i have to talk to you about our farmers. very first thing. proceeded to tell me he was out an a 200-acre sweet potato farm today. one at that time be in damage that hurricane matthew has done. the lives lost. the homes lost. and also the agricultural damage with all the flooding. and my heart goes out to everyone who has been affected. we got to be really focused on what we're going to do with this extreme weather. we're getting more of it and more places. and i'm going to make that a priority for my presidency to

patsy keever, chair of the north carolina democratic party. and state senator don davis. and i have saved the best for last, someone whom i've gotten to know over the years, someone who i really look forward to working with, first thing that congressman butterfield said to me is, i've got to talk to you about our farmers. very first thing he said. proceeded to tell me that he was out on a 200-acre sweet potato farm earlier today. we talked about the damage that hurricane matthew has done, the lives lost, the homes lost, and also the agricultural damage with all the flooding. and my heart goes out to everyone who has been affected. we've got to be really focused on what we're going to do with

such an easy patsy, though, this poor dope harvey. i knew this bookmaker, john riley. when somebody won big, john'd make a big fuss paying 'em off. give him a good cigar, next day's racing form. he'd say to me afterwards, "i'm just letting 'em hold the money a while." yeah, that's the sister and ray. yeah. i'll tell you, i'm in for justice here. so, you just trust me. it's one of them. well, look who's a little more speechifyin'. you got a none forgotten in custody? who told you, joe? your bed pals, sam and the sister? people gonna know how emilio died at a black man's hand. there's gonna be employment for boricuas or blood will run at the sites. joe's gonna go to the papers with this phony race homicide, try to scare up some more no-show jobs. hypocrite bastard. you're like monday night wrestling. let me tell you something. when you take this to the papers, you know what you're gonna do? n the works. well, that's good 'cause you're gonna draw a contract up with one of our d.a.'s here, a trust for his widow and children. already in the works. you're gonna write it here

but first we have jim and patsy. tell you have." "well, we have myself, my wife patsy, and my son eric. i've been doing it for twenty-four years." "how come?" "i like high school football." "what'd you say before?" "best seat in the house." "absolutely." "how about the matriarch of this chain gang team, patsy?" "i whip them into shape every week." "there ya go. enough said. thank you so much, have a great one tonight. good to see them and also a couple of other special stories. first, ryan johnson, number 49. red strong. all the players at badger, the this fella who they call 'red', ryan, a wonderful young man. he passed away at the age of ten because of cancer." "and the way this school has honored ryan; the football team, the number 49, what does that mean to you and your family?" "it means a lot. just everything they've done to him and the students have been super nice to ryan when he was with us and just the way they made him feel special when we were here. the things they did, even the thin came to his service and took care of

>> i'm just a patsy. >> narrator: lone gunman, conspirator or patsy? lee harvey oswald is the ambiguous figure at the heart of the kennedy assassination. >> any effort to explain what happened in dallas must explain lee harvey oswald, you know, and lee harvey oswald is a mystery, wrapped up in an enigma, hidden behind a riddle. he is not, i put it in simple words, an easy man to explain. >> narrator: and easy explanations died 50 years ago, when oswald in his turn fell to an assassin's bullet. (gunshot) >> he's been shot! lee oswald has been shot! >> he is shot! oswald... it is oswald! >> narrator: as a boy, the bronx zoo was a haven for lee oswald. he seemed to prefer the company of animals to people. he had not set foot in school for nearly two months when he was picked up at the zoo for truancy and taken to juvenile court. lee thought he had better ways to use his time than go to school. he spent his days at the public library and museums, and endless hours learning the new york city subway system. >> i remember him vividly. he was a skinny, unprepo

hello, patsy. how have you been? fine. congratulations. fletcher tells me that tomorrow you make it official. chief is sometimes ahead of me. well, do you like the place? i was gonna take all the credit for the decor, but in fact patsy picked everything. [ telephone rings ] uh, i really should get back, chief. stay for a minute. we have to talk about the pba thing. you seem very surprised. when it seems to me you had a very different feeling about the chief. oh, i couldn't stand him, and he kept pursuing me. but then i finally began to realize that it wasn't him i couldn't stand. the things that i didn't like... were a reflection of his unhappiness. you sesethat, don't you? he does seem more relaxed. he is. frank, that was bob ajanian from the heights. he's got a witness -- apparently donahue's girlfriend -- who says your lieutenant buntz assaulted her on the street. k? of course i did. well, he's in the street. better get him under control. in, uh, in regard to the heights, bear in mind ajanian has his own fish to fry. meaning what? donah

[music] it was crystal clear, someone had followed me and turned me into a patsy, a fall guy, a clay pigeon. whoever had killed ben cameron had wanted to pin the blame on me. police? say i was in love with cameron's wife, and i wanted to ask him for her freedom, while i was there someone came in and killed him, would they believe me? never in a million years, they'd figure if for the way it looks they'd claim i came in, we we argued and then in a fit of anger i shot him. wait someone on that phone had heard cameron call out the murderer's name richie someone if i could find the person cameron had been talking to, they might be able to help me. how? [music] sasikawa and dave packard cameron was probably talking to one of them, either could've overheard ben call out the name 'richie'. which one? it was a long shot, but what they come to the office? after midnight probably. it would give me time a few hours at least. i've read about sasikawa, she was the greatest dancer in japan. 8:20, i could still catch her in her dressing room before she went on stage if i could get by the doorman. -

>> i'm just a patsy. >> this is room 317 homicide bureau at the dallas police station.the weapon allegedly used in the assassination of president john f. kennedy this afternoon at 12:30 here in dallas. >> 6.5 made in italy in 1940. >> police have traced a rifle purchased in chicago by mail order to oswald. he bought it under the alias, of a. heidel. handwriting analysts have confirmed that the handwriting on the purchase order was in fact made by oswald. the price of $12.78, the life of the president of the united states apparently was bought. >> in the wake of the kennedy assassination, the dallas police on the one hand were committing all of their resources to try and solve a crime. >> move in the doorway, get him in the doorway. >> on the other hand they were ill equipped to handle this tsunami of reporters. >> well, i was questioned by a judge, but i protested at that time that i was not allowed legal representation. >> in bringing oswald out, they were of course doing something that you would never see happen today, but they were trying to cooperate with the press,

patsy: i think shorts are very practical for a camping holiday and not amusing in any way at all.ienne: it's such a delicate matter. peter: "walking into doors" is never a good sign. help me, please. barbara: she looked as if she'd been attacked by an animal. julienne: oh, you were viciously attacked. just now, the details don't matter. i don't want you to come near me. the midwife" is provided by contributions to your pbs stations from viewers like you. thank you.

why do you republicans play patsy to these guys all the time?i think they ought to make it more difficult to vote, not easier. identification and what have you. i feel strongly by the's a great right we have and great privilege. you should have as little challenge as possible to go to election day unless you are ill. lou: mexico you have a voting card from the elections bureau. a national card required when you cast a vote. here in this country the left wing condescending left say they aren't smart enough or can't afford to get a picture taken even when 8 says they will shall shall be shall be -- even when the state says they will pay for it. >> i understand absentee voting when you are out of town on election day. but everybody in the country who chooses to vote and exercises his right should be engaged with all the same information. now you have had 22 million people who voted without the information that we all now have. lou: we have just gotten word from drudge report that the "los angeles times" is saying that it will perhaps that the f.b.i

murrey takes to the air and patsy finding former 49 delayny walker and works -- delanie walker and 14 0 over the packers. aaron rodgers scrambling and on the move. he's been in regression of late but former 49er takes the inception two point conversion fails. later in the third, same score. marcus up top for sharp. 33 yards touchdown and the tighters lay it on the packers. 41-22. good stuff there. meantime the raiders were off and head to mexico city next week. they were watching the tv all day hoping for some good news which regarded the denver game and kansas city game. tell you if they got it and then we'll sit down one on one with the defensive coordinator, none other than ken norton jr. telling raider fans do not worry at all about our defense. >>> raider fans didn't have their team to watch but they're checking out what the chief ands broncos were doing so close to getting good news. the chiefs happen to be the hottest team in football. they've won the last 17 of last 19 regular season gapes cam newton himself for the touchdown and panthers get off to a 10-0 lead. take you to th

we were at patsy's restaurant on 56th. the official italian restaurant of the tony danza show. >> i was obsessed with "who's the boss." i feel like all guys had a crush girls had a crush on you. >> i hear people saying, i wanted you to be my father. that's a wonderful compliment. >> he was so loving but cool, disciplinarian, but let you get away with stuff. >> not only that, why i'm so proud of that sthhow, it wasn't proselytizing. we were preachingy. but we really tried to send a good message. >> look at you! >>us look at that. >> you could grow it out. >> wouldn't look the same. trust me. >> that's your throwback thursday moment that we presented to you. dylan has become the unofficial queen of throwback thursday. apparently she has a vault of pictures her parents took. >> i have a box of pictures my mom gave me. they are full of doozies. there are so many things to comment on this picture. >> the glasses! i've ever seen. >> i was blind like since the age of 1 so i've always had glasses. the older i got, the bigger the g

you're a patsy for trump." say i didn't vote my conscience ever when it didn't matter. and you can make an excuse every year for not voting for a third party. i don't know. i want to vote my conscience and feel right about it. >> stephen: do you live in the united states? >> yes, i do. i won't be for long? is that what you're saying? >> stephen: i have some evidence here that you actually are a nonconformist and you spread the spirit of you and all the children in this movie. and this is you on the red carpet at the cannes film festival. it's true? >> yes, it is. >> stephen: can you explain how this came about? ( laughter ). >> i think our middle fingers have been blurred out. >> stephen: they have been blurred out because you're on cbs. >> ah! they're great kids. i mean they're so on, beadient. ( laughter ) they're so on, beadient. time at cannes. and we may not be invited to go back. >> stephen: you will live in the tee pea again. >> that's right. >> stephen: thanks for being here. listen on, the off chance jill stein is not elected president on tuesday, will you come

his mom, 72-year-old patsy is listed in serious condition. . >> don't you think holidays sometimes brings out the worst in people, and perhaps whatever the argument was, if there was an argument, it just got out of hand. >> sadly, the incident happened in front of friends and family members who came over for counts of attempted murder. >>> and in new jersey, a shooting outside of a mall this black friday turned deadly. it happened early this morning near macy's department store. the mall was scheduled to open at 6 a.m. for black friday shoppers. police have not announced any arrests. >>> 9:08. new video this morning shows the damage done by a suspected drunk boater who's now facing charges for taking out several a commercial fishing boat with two men on board caused that damage. the pinellas county sheriff's office and the fwc are now investigating. they took two men into custody. a witness says the boater nearly hit some kids who were fishing on one of those docks. >> they were on the dock fishing. good thing because one of the parents saw them coming and started yelling at him and they

president -- >> i'm just a patsy. >> oswald has been shot at point-blank range fired into his stomach

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>> patsy cline! >> okay, okay!talized medical records. >> i'm mooels melissa lee.watch. see you back here on monday. have a great thanksgiving. gobble, gobble. "mad money" starts now. >>> my mission is simple, to make you money. i'm here to level the playing field for all investors. there's always a bull market somewhere, and i promise to help you find it. "mad money" starts now. >>> hey, i'm cramer. welcome to "mad money." welcome to cramerica. other people want to make friends. i'm just trying to make you some money. my job is not just to entertain you but to educate and teach you. so call me at 1-800-743-cnbc or tweet me @jimcramer. when is a loss a good loss? when is it a bad loss

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i'm just a patsy. marina: are they beating you? lee harvey oswald: no, no they, they treat me fine. why, why would you do this? lee harvey oswald: this is a mistake, this is all a mistake. i'll have a trial. i'm a show 'em all. you musn't worry about me mama. officer: come on, get up. lee harvey oswald: i'm gonna be fine. you kiss junie and rachel for me huh? reporter: oswald is being transported this morning to the county jail. here he comes now. captain fritz; is this the man you believe killed president kennedy? capt fritz: i think we have the right man. jack ruby: okay, you wait right here sheba. [flashbulbs pop] [inaudible group chatter] [flashbulbs pop] [inaudible group chatter] [gunshot]. reporter: the man who shot lee oswald has been identified as jack ruby, r-u-b-y. he runs a place in dallas called the carousel club, which is a kind of a strip joint and night club. reporter: here comes oswald. he's, he's ashen and unconscious, at this time now being moved in, he's not moving. walter cronkite: the accused assassin of the president and slayer of officer tippit, 24-year old le

>> don't be a patsy.to have better relation, healthier relationships, relationships with russia, but it is not our fault that they haven't worked out. clinton tried in the '90s. bush tried. obama tried. the russians have been the ones that always make a mess on the floor. it is not our fault. and president-elect trump needs to listen to people out side of his narrow circle, outside of those with ties to russia. listen to people like john mccain who have been doing this for a very, very long time. i go back to what i said at the beginning, mccain is 100% right on this. bill: colonel, thank you for your time. we'll see how the relationship goes. one of many, many things to watch. colonel ralph peters in d.c. >> thank you. martha: how about this? is your smartphone sending personal information to china on a regular basis? so why would that be happening? because there is evidence that it is. the government says it could be or perhaps others speculate espionage. we'll dig in. bill: the force is apparently real