concentrate, all right? >> rob i am. >> guillermo: in this movie, you scream "what the hell is that"! >> rob: yeah, okay, i scream, "what the hell's that"! like that? that's right? >> guillermo: you want me to give you a clue? >> rob: please. >> guillermo: it did not win an oscar. >> rob: that narrows it down. what the hell is that? what, i'm going to go with "austin powers." no. what? >> guillermo: what's wrong with you today? >> rob: a lot. >> guillermo: look, the name of the movie is called "hostile intent." >> rob: okay. listen. everybody does good movies, and everybody does bad movies. it is really unfair, guillermo, and i am so disappointed in you that you would only go to my bad movies. would it kill ya to go to some of the hits? would it kill ya? >> guillermo: okay here's a hit. you got to get this right, okay? a group of sexy white people complains about their problems. >> rob: all my movies in the '80s. every movie i did in the '80s was sexy white people complaining about problems. that was a whole genre,

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>> rob: just by the looks of yas, y'all are likely candidates. that's all i'm going to say. mike, i need to know what your inspiration was for growing that beard. >> oh, man, i've had this beard for probably 25 years. >> rob: how old are you, wait, wait, wait, how old are you? >> maybe i'm 25. i'm 30 years. >> rob: a, you have some kind of disorder, because your hair's not growing quick enough, and also i need to know how old you are. >> it's like a chia pet, like a bonsai tree, it's very therapeutic keeping this thing trimmed. >> rob: you've already mentioned bonsai and chia pet. i'm going to move on, regarding pizza, pineapple on the pizza or absolutely no pineapple on the pizza? >> oh, i love pineapple. come on, now. >> rob: o ts you in of very li be high. lloyd, i'm going to move on to you then, first of all, lloyd, what do you do for a living? >> fishing director, line fisher. jimmy kimmel's next stage manager. >> rob: a director and line producer who cannot figure out how to get piped in to a television show. you may not be coming back after covid, bro, i got news for y

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rob: all right.switch it up, a fight to the finish at nascar's cup series race at 23450u ham shire -- at new hampshire motor speedway. >> career win number 33 for brad kozlowski, he's going to win at new hampshire motor speedway. rob: brad kozlowski holding off danny hamlin to pick up his third win of the season. he the two led all but 25 laps of that race. there he is, spinning out. jillian: a half second will get ya. it will. it is eight minutes after the hour. joe biden launching a made in america tour as president trump pushes hiring american. who is the best candidate for the american people? our political panel debates that next. rob: he has a new team and new playbook, but tom brady's smartphone is a blast from the past. the social media reaction to a stunning revelation, coming up. ♪ hurts so good. ♪ come on, babe, you make it hurt so good. ♪ sometimes love don't feel like it should. jillian: good morning, welcome back. today the recovery mission resumes for seven marines and a sailor. the ma

it's interesting as early into next week see if there's any problems there rob. >>all right. thank you dave in i also want to mention before forget that 80 between fairfield and vacaville is completely open it was close last night after that fire just jump floats like 10 lanes of traffic on the freeway they had to shut down 80 between fairfield and vacaville so those of you who live and work in the area or still trying to evacuate 80 is completely open if for any reason they close it down. again we'll definitely let you know and pass it on meanwhile for folks heading into san francisco this morning, a live look at the bay bridge toll plaza you're doing fine. no delays no problems no hot spots so come on in under 10 minutes to the bottom from the bottom of the maze off to the fremont street exit will also give you the san mateo bridge 92 are checking in on traffic as usual a little busy, but not bad we see the brake lights filling in west of the toll plaza that's it for now it's a pretty quiet in trouble free into foster city and send the tale. well night 3 of the democratic n

they continued to rob all sorts of things. ow, the demise of the james younger gang occurred at north field minnesota bank robbery. they attempted to rob this bank on september 7th of 1876. jesse and frank james with bob younger went inside the bank while cole and jim younger stayed outside with three other members of the gang. bill chadwell, crown miller, and charlie pits. they stood guard outside. those inside of the bank demanded the vault be opens. the clerk refused so they shot him and killed the man. however, that turned out to be their demise because that gunshot alerted the citizens of the town there was a bank robbery going on, so they all rushed and took up their arms and started shooting at the outlaws outside of the bank. miller and chadwell were killed, and cole younger was wounded. he was hit in the thigh. by this point, frank and jesse and bob younger had fled from the bank and bob, as he was running, was shot in the elbow. so the gang took off. they were pursued by posses, and they eventually split up. the young

and all i see in my peripheral vision right here is rob covered in blood, like someone poured a can ofed blood all over him and i went -- oh! >> frantically, kandi's fingers somehow found the thinumbers, 9-1-1. >> oh, my god, oh, my god! robert, robert, robert, robert. >> the pistol went flying somehow, no one disputes that. there it was lying on the pavement between two men. both shot. one alive, one dying. and kandi hall entered that twilight zone where memories are made that can't ever be erased. though as you and the police department, the lawyers and the judge will soon see, they can certainly be amended. what we know for sure, she rushed to the prostrate body of one of those two men. >> i gave him a kiss on his cheek and will never forget, ever. but he took that last, you know, deep -- it was very surreal and was just turning gray here to here to here. i didn't have much time to think of much, other than thinking to myself, oh, my god. he's -- he's dead. >> but which one? and what just happened? a tragic lapse in judgment? thoughtless but unintended crime of passion? or was it mu

said we are at war with you and then general rob spalding, sstealth war, all the same, deceiving him. the american people, you grew up representing the heartland. they arepe all good people, the judeo-christian tradition is strong. or your folks able to take in some of the things china is showing us like candy absorb this. we want to free people so they can have faitho in freedom. can they see that other people can do evil to us? are we at war or not?

but we do thank you, rob, and all of our crews throughout the region during this storm. thank you, rob. glad you're okay. >>> we're going to move on to several other major stories unfolding this evening. the police shooting of jacob blake in kenosha, wisconsin. authorities tonight have now revealed the name of the officer and new details about what they say they found at the scene. we're also learning more tonight about the 17-year-old from a neighboring state now accused of opening fire on protesters. two were killed. tonight, what he said in an interview just moments before the shooting started. abc's alex perez in kenosha again tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new details on the teenager investigators say showed up in kenosha armed with a rifle and allegedly opened fire on demonstrators protesting the police shooting of jacob blake. authorities arrested 17-year-old kyle rittenhouse in nearby illinois for his alleged role in tuesday's shooting that left two dead and one injured. police identified him as the man seen in this social media video during protests that night. >

rob] the hard part is behind the scenes. we do the light lifting. the people you don't see do the heavy lifting. - [director] we're all good, one minute to air. - [rob] the viewers should know that and on air people should remember. - 45. - [director] okay, she knows she's coming out to camera 43. joe knows he's coming out to 42. okay, 30 seconds. - i hope that they feel it's trustworthy. i hope that they feel it's entertaining. we are going to deliver the news without the bias. - all right team, let's rock and roll. - have a good show in ten, nine, eight, seven, six, five, four, ready camera 43, three, two, one, fade up 43 music. - [marni] good evening, i am-- - [director] ready 42. (plane engine roaring) (bright upbeat music) - [sean] the building of news nation for me starts in october of last year we first presented the idea. so we called it project neutral. and the reason we call it a project neutral was because we're so sick and tired of the polarization of news. news should not be polarizing. i approached our chairman and ceo, perry sook about using the assets of our newsrooms. when nexstar said they were buying tribune, we were gonna put tog

tonight, here in galveston, they're expecting a storm surge of four to six feet, david. >> all right, marcus, rob, matt, ginger, our entire team in the storm zone, we thank you all. please stay safe. >>> and we're going to move onto the other news tonight, all of this as we are also following another fast-moving and disturbing story tonight, the protests after the police shooting of jacob blake in kenosha, wisconsin. the protests now turning deadly. a 17-year-old from a neighboring state is now under arrest tonight, accused of firing on demonstrators. two dead. and in a late development today, nba players deciding not to come on the court for playoff games tonight, demanding something be done about these police shootings. here's abc's alex perez from wisconsin. >> reporter: tonight, this graphic video shows a man opening fire on a crowd in kenosha, wisconsin, shortly after another nearby shooting, as authorities brace for a fourth night of demonstrations in the wake of jacob blake's shooting by police. officers trying to disperse a crowd violating curfew tuesday when the chaos spirals. video show

>> all right, rob, thank you. >>> as we said, more than a half a million people have been ordered to leave their homes. there is real concern as rob just reported that some are trying to ride this out. the other concern, that some decided very late to get out and time is now running out. marcus moore from the storm zone on that tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the largest evacuation since the 19. more than 500,000 people, a mass exodus of families, getting out before laura moves in. samantha cuevas, a mother of three, waited until this morning to decide to get out. why are you deciding to leave? >> a tree falls, a fire breaks out, this is not where i want to be with an 18-year-old, a 13-year-old and a 4-year-old. >> reporter: hundreds unable to evacuate on their own, waiting hours in the hot sun for a bus out of galveston. forced to choose whether to risk their lives at home or risk coronavirus in a shelter. >> don't want to be in a shelter. want to infect anybody. >> reporter: there have been more than 300,000 covid-19 cases across the areas in lawyer's immediate path. >> we got turne

rob is tracking all the conditions for us tonight. rob? >> yeah. it was a really amazing sight to see this this morning. perhaps you woke up like many of us. we began to see these lines of very intense thunderstorms. severe thunderstorm warnings in literally more than 2,000 lightening strikes around the bay area. we have seen a few showers here offshore. the connection is still there offshore. just offshore to the south. this location will move to the north as we head into the overnight hours. as we head towards tomorrow morning, we will increase the shower coverage with another chance of thundershowers like you saw today. same conditions in place tomorrow. the reason why the red flag until 11:00 a.m. tomorrow. wouldn't be surprised to maybe see that expanded a little bit later for north bay. more record breaking heat, too. we could see temperatures as high as 108 degrees tomorrow around livermor. we're talking heat and air quality. we're seeing localized smoke advisorie advisories. temperatures, red flag warnings and your air quality coming up. >>

another couple of weeks before those of accusation orders are lifted live in santa cruz rob fladeboe kron 4 news catherine all right rob, thank you very much live in santa cruz and. >>the 3rd wildfire. we're trarking the scu lightning complex fires in parts of the east and south bay it is now at nearly 370,000 acres, 35% contained. >>28 structures destroyed 9 damaged more than 20,000 are still threatened tonight. and time to turn to the forecast meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez and a brace of this could be a critical weekend ahead for firefighters why so well it's going to be critical catherine just because i am tracking a deeper marine layer tonight during the overnight hours. >>that is going to spread inland before triple digit or near triple digit heat returns to most of our valley's next week. so let's take a look at temperatures out there right now already starting to get that marine le or influence along downtown san francisco in half moon bay with mid-fifties there oakland cooling down to 67 degrees with widespread 70's as you make your way inland. >>but mid to upper 80's for our tribe valleys right now

all right, thanks to our bearded friend, rob marciano. , back-to-school season looking a little different this year. very different actually. and parents need to get up to speed fast. one school offering parent university, an online workshop aimed at helping parents navigate remote learning for their kids, and stephanie ramos is back with us for more on that. stephanie, good morning. >> reporter: whit, good morning. nearly 70% of parents say they're fall back this year, so some parents are hitting the books themselves learning how to help their child succeed at remote learning with parent university. >> i was very anxious all summer, very anxious. >> reporter: stress is at an all-time high for parents like lara boyd whose kids are heading back to school but online. >> the sleepless nights are real. you don't know how you're going to make that work. if you are a parent that's working from home and how do i teach? >> reporter: according to a "washington post" poll conducted by ipsos, nearly seven in ten parents say they worry children will f

we're not just mcdonald's workers but all a fast food essential workers live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news. thank you so much rob we'll go to the east bay now where we are learning more tonight about a fatal officer involved shooting in oakland san leandro police say they tried to pull over a black acura that had been reported stolen. >>but the driver they say refused to stop and police then had to chase the car for several blocks before it hit a parked car on pier main street. police say the driver then got out of the car carrying an assault rifle and that an officer fired the first shot. the suspect they say then ran away and the officer shot again and hit the suspect in the torso the suspect then died at the scene an officer who was involved has now been placed on administrative leave during an investigation palo alto police say they arrested an 18 year-old for violently assaulting an 80 year-old man this happened last friday night just after 7 near the intersection of light now the new in seneca street. when officers arrived on scene they say they found a man on the ground

rob has all the details. good morning to you, rob. >> reporter: good morning, eva. hurricane isaias crushed so many communities with damaging winds. often the most life-threatening stuff from tropical systems is inland flooding and that's what we see in eastern pennsylvania, a remarkable story of survival and heroism. >> hold onto that kid! >> reporter: you're watching the heart-stopping moment a family was nearly overtaken by raging flood waters. >> everybody else okay? just three people? >> four! . >> reporter: then tropical storm isaias marched its way up the east coast, a pennsylvania father and four children found themselves stuck in rushing rising water. >> we were yelling at the dad who is about 15 feet away from the car with his baby in his arms. he's almost going under so we tell him, get back to the the car. >> reporter: down the road, a group of strangers noticed the family trying to escape, instantly jumping into action. along with a township backhoe, they performed a risky high water rescue. >> you got them? >> i can still see the fear in his eyes. as i

our coverage of ice continues all morning long. robds" starts right now. >> isaias claiming the carolina close. >> now downgraded to a tropical storm as it moves northward. even though it doesn't have the title hurricane any longer it still needs to be taken seriously. everybody remembers sandy. >> stimulus deal no deal in sight. >> trump care about you more than your family. >> they are not interested in the people or unemployment. all they are really interested in bailout money. >> putting forward bold progressive plans that mean the most. >> when people think he is a moderate. he is no mod democrat. he will be surrounded and buffeted by the socialist

will step down at the end of the year live in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news, yeah we're saying earlier considered a very approachable guy all right rob, thank you very much. >>a huge explosion this rocked the lebanese capital beirut today after a major fire broke out near the city's port. we know at least 75 or 78 people were killed nearly 4,000 injured and the death toll. they know it's going to be going up lebanon's interior minister has revealed the blast was caused by more than 2700 tons of confiscated ammonium nitrate, although it's still not clear what set it off buildings were damaged across the city, including the lebanese presidential palace. windows of buildings blown out rubble all over the streets. a big national story we're following tropical storm east side he s making its way up the east coast, it's affecting more than 112 million people much of the east coast has been hit with he vy rain a lot of wind and a tornado killed at least 2 people in north carolina that was early this morning, a number of people still missing there. the storm has since continued north. a passing through the state of new york. let's

rob? >> yeah. all kinds of temperatures. in fact, right now, we're still seeing a pretty big spread of temperatures. you don't often see that around the bay area. mid-60s closer to san jose. if you look closely, we do have the low clouds, which has settled in to san francisco. 58 degrees. we will be waking up to similar temperatures there. the low clouds around the inner bay, approaching watsonville and gill roy for the morning. for the afternoon, a similar spread of temperatures, which means 60s on the coast. we're not thinking close to the upper 90s. low 90s for the afternoon. mid to upper 80s for the afternoon. another day in the 90s. 70s from oakland into from the a cool 63 in half-moon bay. 80s on the other side of the coastal rains. san francisco, you still got that sea breeze going with misty skies. more 60s for you and north bay temperatures tomorrow mostly in the low to mid-80s. want to show you the changes though tuesday and wednesday. the east bay inland tri valley down towards morganville tuesday and wednesday do

all right that is all useful for now i have will for you later rob joe thank you very much indeed i've got a dog is going to be here in a couple of minutes with all more all the stories so i'm not matheson by. china has one of the world's highest at base but many a take up the flaws against that for military style white let's go to radical surgery one o one a still best regards as the chinese battle to get in shape on al jazeera. september on al-jazeera the trial of those accused of helping in the 2015 charlie hebdo newspaper attacks begins in cards as the wealth plans to move to was greener and it's a new documentary examines the fresh environmental challenges this will kind of follow in the postponement of parliamentary elections due to coronavirus iranians return to the voting blocks one o one east investigates in-depth stories from across asia and the pacific as u.s. president donald trump's executive order banning will check china's most popular app comes into effect across america will this profile of the strain on u.s. china relations september on al-jazeera. history has called

making the text for not texting the heck ou tax the hecf people he may become a republican after all. robes by that a tremendous story here. a proposal that goes horribly wrong. carley: i feel so bad for this guy, a guy in england wanted to show his girlfriend his fiery love for her when he popped the question using dozens of candles. then he accidently burned down apartment. he used around 100 candles to spell out the words marry me. he left the candles unattended to pick his girlfriend up at work. when he returned he saw dark smoke billowing out of the apartment. amazingly, she said yes. and no one was hurt. is this burning an unterm flame? this guy seems like such a sweetheart. he wanted to hell her that she is the light of his life quite literally. rob: he lit up her life. carley: it didn't work out the way he intended it to. >> congrats to them. loved by all. >> as unrest continues to rock portland, oregon. police and protesters were equally surprised to see a llama in the middle of it all. his name is caesar the no drama lambma. caretaker brings him to demonstrations to calm things

all right, rob. so you don't have time for creature comforts like razors and things or a bar of soap. >> exactly, exactly. >> rob, talk to you soon. thank you so much. >>> coming up here on "good morning america," the question the pentagon is trying to answer once and for all. are we alone? >> ooh. >>> and the stress the pandemic is putting on relationships, all that time together. how best to handle it. >>> welcome back to "gma" and mornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz a pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis when methotrexate has not helped enough. xeljanz can reduce pain, swelling, and further joint damage, even without methotrexate. xeljanz can lower your ability to fight infections. before and during treatment, your doctor should check for infections like tb and do blood tests. tell your doctor if you've had hepatitis b or c, have flu-like symptoms, or are prone to infections. serious, sometime

letter all about the course only work of course rob is about to perform his last cataract surgery at st johns before completing his 5 year training at barron his last patient is a paraplegic he's hoping to make her life easier with one less disability. by 0 point one and done clear allowed to continue to carry the deceit. all made me want to see all the big books and. they do and it was. the incidence of cataracts is extremely high no matter where you go it's the bread and butter of any of the mothers you practice because it's the most common problem . it's actually the most successful operation that we have in modern made some that means that the results are good one of the reasons i did up some of that was you wouldn't most of the town. i want to vacuum 200 pieces of from other diseases is probably one of the fastest areas of growth and medicines just unbelievable i mean a year ago i was telling patients there's nothing i can do for you for this or that condition and today i can offer them the treatment is just you know exciting. ropes move into private practice will allow him to k

they were robbed of all the money.y had $30, lara is the stomach that is the unintended consequence of the lockdown as well as inability to police the streets at the cities? >> ramen i push and that word unattended. because to me there are significant that are driving this forces. riots don't sustain themselves. they don't keep going on for 20, 30, 40, 6080 days in portland. they are funded. there is an infrastructure behind it. they are political and people benefiting from this. and so to me as a journalist, i try to find who is benefiting the most. we can see how it's hurting us. we can see how it hurts the police forces across the country. look at seattle, the police chief commented best a black woman whose entire police force made up of many white men by the way the demons have the day, we demonize him all the time who followed her loyalty and really respected her. she quit because she pending good conscious leave under the circumstances being created for her. there is a very systematic effort. one of the reasons p

all patients. >> going to be months, years recovering from laura. rob with us again tonight. i know the remnants are still on the move and there's also another system hitting iowa tonight, which they certainly don't need again. we all remember the derecho, a couple weeks ago, those 100-mile-per-hour straight line winds. now there is concern, more trouble hitting iowa again at this hour? >> reporter: yeah, they're still in recovery and part of laura is going to combine with the system in iowa. tornado watches for parts of alabama and tennessee. a severe thunderstorm watch that includes eastern iowa. that front she moves up the ohio river valley and brings heavy rain to those areas, and then getting into the northeast. i-95 is going to see strong storms tomorrow as that front squeezes all that tropical moisture. philly, new york, up through boston, until it all clears out tomorrow night. even the northeast getting a little piece of laura. david? >> rob marciano, we appreciate your reporting all week long. >>> we're going to turn to the coronavirus here in the u.s. and the new an

rob mayeda. we have poor air quality because of all the fires burning in the bay area. when can we see some of this blow out of here, rob? >> we're hoping by this time tomorrow night as we will be done with our excessive heat warning. we'll begin to see signs of a stronger sea breeze, cooler temperatures and perhaps better air quality. for the moment we're seeing troubling signs on the fire lines in terms of temperature, humidity, wind and what we're able to see on radar. let's show you the temperatures outside along the fire lines of the north bay. you've got 80s and 90s outside still. humidity levels in the 26% to 10% range. so that fires not laying down as they typically do with cooler temperatures and higher humidity. the fact that a remote radar can still spot the smoke plumes at this hour tells you that fire is very active. it's also letting us know where the embers and ash where that's falling into eastern napa county and solano county. big impact on air quality out towards vacaville. unhealthy air drifting into san francisco and oakland from those fires burning i

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what's going to happen next, rob, with all of this? not just the heat. there's so many other factors happening. >> yeah. the weather that really started these fires by estimates, 350 lightning-sparked fires in just the last 72 hours. right now it's the heat, dry condition, and the wind which is making for the convergence of some really intense, explosive fire development around the bay area. speaking of the north bay, this is the gamble fire there on the edge of lake berryessa. you can see the plumes of smoke erupting upwards during the mid afternoon heating. it almost looks like a thunderstorm developing. on the tops of these, the pyrocumulus clouds develop when the updraft starts to get very strong. the tops condense over to a cloud and sometimes as though columns collapse back down, that could lead to sudden wind shifts at ground level. look at the conditions in sonoma and napa county. humidity down to 13% or 17%. wind gusts to 20 miles per hour. that's as extreme as wildfire weather can get. you got the triple threat of heat, dry conditions, the wind

talk about what you all just there with me so rob a reminder of all top stories more than 200000 people have rallied in the belorussian capital to demand the president alexander lukashenko to step down after his contested reelection but he's refusing to resign others deploy the army to respond to any other rights. the roles atomic energy and the g. organization says last month's fire at the natanz nuclear facility was not. but didn't say he was responsible government agency says old sources will reveal the reason behind the blast didn't you time. the u.s. food and drug administration is authorized the use of possible terror be to treat favored 1000 patients but there's no conclusive evidence of its benefits. libyan war to even have to has rejected the un recognized government's calls for a ceasefire his spokesman described it as a publicist stunt and accuse the tripoli administration of planning a turkish backed defensive on the city of sirte after the lies including egypt on the royal parliament in eastern libya that supported the cease fire and. therefore we believe the ceasefire is f

a got robbed in daylight. all they do is take a report.report after report and it will become a booklet. >> laura: he and many others are not getting the help from authorities. what is your response given the situation if minneapolis today? >> well, a year ago our chief of police asked the mayor and city council for an increase ever of 400 officers. they got nothing. the mayor said we didn't have the numbers. it was failed leadership. if they deployed the guard sooner, a lot of these businesses and buildings could have been protected. they did over $500 million worth of damage it businesses. there are 1500 businesses many of which will not come back. not only did we not get the 400 officers, we are down 100. there are rapid retirements. we were below 900 and we will be below 700. >> laura: violent crime is on the rise in democrat controlled cities across the country including minneapolis. the figures are astounding. homicide are up 96% over last year. the city is cutting the police budget and reducing the number of officers. what is your m

. >> all right, rob, stay safe out there.eciate your reporting. >>> we're going to turn now to the latest on the pandemic. coronavirus cases are on the rise in 25 states, plus d.c. and puerto rico. the number of deaths now more than 153,000. july was the worst month for coronavirus cases so far reaching nearly 2 million, and abc's trevor ault is at new york city's mt. sinai hospital with the details. trevor, good morning to you. >> reporter: good morning, dan. and that big surge the u.s. saw in july, of course, led to more hospitalizations and unfortunately higher death tolls are what tend to follow. this morning the cdc is predicting the united states could log as many as 30,000 more covid-19 deaths in just the next three weeks. this morning a grim milestone as california becomes the first state to surpass 500,000 cases of covid-19, hospitals filling up across the country. >> currently we have about twice our usual icu bed capacity. >> reporter: florida now breaking its record for new daily deaths for the fourth straight day

all right. i hope this isn't rob.reporter: linderholm mentioned paige's second ex-husband, rob dixon, because she knew paige was afraid of him. then, the next day linderholm heard about paige's car and the fire. >> i wanted to go over and -- and look at it -- and i arrived just in time for -- it was put on a platform on a trailer and it was being hauled away. >> and when it passed me i just -- it just left me with this horrible feeling. >> reporter: as she drove away something across the road caught her eye. it was a sign for bob scott rv's. >> lester jones had told me that he worked for bob scott rv. and when i drove around i saw a car in the parking lot that was the same one that was in the driveway when i walked up to lester jones' house. and i thought, "oh my god." >> reporter: right away carol went to the sheriff's office, told them all she knew about lester ralph jones. how much credence did you give that story, or did you? >> we gave it a lot of credence. >> reporter: in fact, a week after paige disappeared the

remember in this world we are not told we're loved enough so i tell you all i love you i am tired romans and i would be sick rob keep on watching all those hawks out there and have a great day and that everybody. an entire village in alaska. if another country trying to wipe out an american town. we do everything in our power to protect it. wanted me to skipping climate change poses the same threat right now alaska does seem some of the fuss just coastal erosion in the world we lost about 35 feet. 35 feet of ground in just about 3 months while we were measuring. is in the teens the river is 35 closers and how that was for i don't think were part of a thirst for. crazy . oh it would. be just took out a syringe. maybe a shot but heroin. i have been waiting for the moment of complete and total societal collapse i never knew it would happen this. new york alone has become a place where dozens and dozens of demonstrations were driving through brownsville one of new york's neighborhoods that has the worst homicide a shooting rate in the city. about to get going. oh my god since most of this seems to go. away think we