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reporter: pamela smart described that love in her first jailhouse interview with my colleague, diane sawyer. >> how did you meet greg smart? >> i met greg when i came home for christmas during a break one year. originally, i wasn't attracted to him. but i then became attracted to him. >> reporter: what about him? >> he was very outgoing and always smiling. he seemed fun to be around. >> reporter: their relationship heats up lightning greg and pam got married on may 7th, 1989. >> pam smart was decked out like princess diana. >> i was only21 years old when i got married. i was very much in love with my husband. >> reporter: the couple moved back to new hampshire. pamela got a job with the public school system, and she became the media liaison among about a dozen public schools. >> i had a very good job. i made a lot of money for myself. >> reporter: but pamela's happiness is short-lived. >> in her first year of marriage, her husband had come home and talked to her about having an affair. and i think it crushed her deeply. >> i was very much in love with my husband from the time he was my boyf

even now as i pass a freshly painted fast - - fence i don't think of tom sawyer but tom mcnamara. he was always looking out for us one way or another trying to stoke our interest watched his shows on black-and-white tv so the kids can watch there is in color kept everything on course with the stomp a strong and steady hand. house and a mortgage and a government salary for bedrooms, one.five bath and one telephone. i don't know how he managed. into those outside the family he appeared to be too cautious and i can see why. and he turned his back the inmates would be running the asylum and that is because i would've been the ringleader. i don't know where we found the one that she found the and endings left - - selflessness reserve. he never asked why and do i get what i want clicks at some level i hope he understood the good work he was doing. i remember once in high school i was up doing my homework late at the kitchen table. it was nearly 11:00 o'clock. suddenly the phone rings and it was odd because it was so late. mom grabbed it and god and ashen look on her face. she held the p

she gave her first interview to my colleague diane sawyer. >> and we're rolling. >> how did you meetrt? >> i met gregg when i came home for christmas during a break one year. originally, i wasn't attracted to him, but i then became attracted him. >> what about him? >> he was very outgoing and always smiling. he seemed fun to be around. >> he was a rocker. the long hair, the attitude. she loved him. >> she said,en why you know, mom, he's the one. we liked him, too. >> gregg and pam smart bonded over van halen, songs like, "you really got me." ♪ girling you really got me now ♪ >> "hot for teacher." ♪ i got it bad so bad ♪ i'm hot for teacher >> gregg seemed very glamorous to her. he had this magnificent head of hair. >> that's the guy pam told me she fell in love with. >> so what does he do? he leaves town and moves to florida to be with pam. >> there's something very innocent and very normal and very sweet about it. they fell in love. they dated for a while. he came down to florida to be with her. >> he wasn't interested in going to college. he was just interested in being with pam. >

chief constable sawyer also pointed the finger of government cuts to youth services but the home office insists it's doing all it can to stop child exploitation cheryl phoenix from the anti discrimination group the block child agenda so you see it's almost impossible for youngsters to escape once they're dragged into a cycle of criminality these children a lot of people fail to see them as the victims of what's going on and then they become criminalized and once you become criminalized at such a young age it's almost impossible to get yourself back on track a lot of these young people that we find as part of these drug caton gangs as they're called have been permanently excluded have been rejected from society so i think we need to go back a few steps and even jill deal with our young people from a primary age level because as they get into secondary school which i can guarantee when they go back next week my phone will be ringing in constantly with children being kicked out of school for have a natural hair not having the right tie on or maybe their shoes so if we start stop doing this

the chief constable sawyer also pointed the finger at government cuts to youth services but the home office insists it's doing all it can to stop child exploitation sure of phoenix from the anti discrimination group the black child agenda and the high rates and the issues that we have with young people in the caste system as well who if there was another study done you'd actually find the majority of these 2 is a much bigger picture it's not as simple as what's been said. on the way rewarded for pushing painful reforms why there's anger in france over awarding a top gong to an american bank boss linked to the country's divisive pension changes it's a more a story still a. so what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy confrontation let it be an arms race is off and spearing dramatic development is only going to resist i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. having all this half of the program in or media where a criminal network has been uncovered about for over 20 years forced mothers to give up their newborn

child cruelty exploitation in the country of back the levels not seen in more than a century sean sawyer who leads britain's modern slavery policing efforts blames austerity as one major factor and also drug gangs that are the driving force for these children they almost back to victorian times and to being criminally exploited these kids looking for family and security for understandable reasons of austerity stay youth services have been vacated this gap of youth provision between the school and family is the void of the exploited filling the home office figures say that in england alone there were more than 18 in hall 1000 suspected child victims in the past year that's an increase of more than 73 percent in the previous year. which of course the bill sawyer also pointed the finger at government cuts to use services the home office though is insisting it's doing all it can to stop short of exploitation shell phoenix from the anti discrimination group the black child a journalist says it's almost impossible for youngsters to escape one of their drugs into a cycle of criminality. these c

he made us sit at the table after dinner and a listen as he read aloud a chapter of tom sawyer every night. how stayed, how quaint how old-fashioned, but the adjuster and what is said about the man with me to this day even now as i pass a freshly painted fence, i think not of tom sawyer, but of tom mcnamara. he was always looking out for us one way or the other. he tried to stoke our interests took heat the leftovers, watched his shows on black-and-white tv so the kids could watch their shows in color and he kept everything on course with his strong steady hand. he had a house, a mortgage, a wife and a government salary and also had seven children, four bedrooms, one and a half baths and one telephone. i don't know how he managed. if to those outside the family and occasionally inside it, he appeared to be a bit too stayed, a bit too cautious i could see why, if he let his guard down for a moment, turned his back, the inmates would have been running the asylum and the reason i know that, ladies and gentlemen, because i would have been the ringleader. i don't know where he found a dim

us saying that they've identified the virus behind this outbreak but it's one that's related to sawyer's how serious is this well to some extent you could you can see that it might seem serious on the surface because you know the sars virus obviously caused a lot of damage infected back in 2000 to 2003 infected over 8000 people killed upwards of 700 somewhere between 7 and 800 people so it's in this family of what are known as corona virus as they're called that because of the way that they look they they resemble the sun they have this corona around them of of of various sort of things that are leaving the envelope of the virus are extended around it now corona virus is blown to a family of viruses that cause everything from common colds to much more severe respiratory disorders for example sars or also related to mers middle eastern respiratory syndrome now the new one this latest one what seems actually positive about it or not as bad as the sars virus is that it's not as far as they can tell so far been transmitted human to human that's one positive aspect of it that's one of the thi

ronald responds to this cone of august compared to the response that china had in 2000 to 2003 to the sawyers of virus epidemic which killed nearly 800 people worldwide well that back in the stars epidemic it was exactly the opposite in china came in for a great deal of criticism for trying to really bury that particular outbreak because that's that's not going to work in the modern world people travel too far too quickly that to be able to touch something like that and i think china has learned their lesson from that because we're just moving even faster and farther than we did back in 2000 to 2003 i think that they've learned a lesson and they've moved forward and the best way to address these kinds of issues as with transparency transparency transparency that translates into containment containment containment at the moment the cases seem to be in the 100 so far derek but increasingly appear to be voices that suggest that the cases could be in fact in the thousands i just like to play a sound bite from a scientist in hong kong let's just listen in to what he had to say and then we continue

sawyer's. with the help of her grandchildren jeanette she go has made to difficult journey back to auschwitz. the 96 year old was deported to hear from vienna during the wall. not only did she survive life in this notorious camp but she also has survived the death march when the nazis fled auschwitz at the end of the war taking some of their prison is with them. the monsters one raid. and then 3 and looking over the russians are very close friends who lived along the old and ever the few. need those for somebody and tried to step over dead because if you couldn't march destruct. you. david language originate from poland also survived auschwitz here in this debate to see if he can never forget what he saw and heard it here and if there were sirens there night and i said to the people that were there before these traders and and they said they're. making raising their camp as is what kind of raise you says they're sifting through do able bodied from day one said they considered help able bodied a

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. >> reporter: sawyer coal is only 3 months old. right now, he's doing everything he can to simply breathe. he's in the hospital at providence st. vincent fighting rsv. a respiratory illness that can be serious and young kids. his parents, tell us he started getting a little cough on thursday. they thought it was a cold, but it only got worse. >> it was monday morning. i think is when we woke up and he was coughing. he kept having heart problems breathing. we took him to the doctor. >> we are seeing quite a bit of rsv here in the hospital. >> reporter: this doctor has seen a lot of rsv cases recently. he says in the last week, as many as half of his patients have had it. early signs to start like a cold. things like runny nose and congestion may be a fever, but in some cases, that congestion can be severe. you can see little sawyer using his belly to breathe. that's one of the signs your child is in respiratory distress and needs to see a doctor. >> it is most severe in the really young kid. the younger you are, the harder it is goi

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a soft meat to offer these things that if we are not you don't need more because there was enough sawyer for all of these. i believe that we must all together on this planet the brazilians 1st shape brazil's vec by all the planet we must create a movement to stop destruction we must state stop the movement to protect dizziness thrives in a monsoon and we have. about 169 in 2 people in brazilian i'm a son in brazilian as one is an important book is about 65 percent of all i'm a zone it is in brazil all these emergency we have not to be protected we have about 183 groups off into them and so on and if they were never contact never they are us from 2000 years before 5000 years before they are indeed dunja to lose their forests to lose their way of life to be destroyed and this cannot be this is really a major disaster. god knows spend several months of the year in brazil. but they have no intention of returning for good. we spent 11 years. away from brasil because it was not possible go back. dick that the ship was that it had a lot of friends up to a church that brought us us in 8 in brazi

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to do it when i'm proud that i lost to a city and 2 clubs divided by a wolf 30 years it's a sheryl sawyers the full of the wall and a coming together a genuine friendship very emotional drama and tales that will live long in the memory a new chapter on football. the drug for a dog that is about a city's identity a city rent asunder 5 decades no longer unified 2 clubs bound by friendship and an increasingly competitive rivalry oneonta i can't pass up the 1st win this league dopy in an undivided lip. jamey's capital. is raining now in most parts of the city and i'm probably some more scattered showers running light on so much light chance of sunny smelters well. grab your couch and our. mind's eye. the 1st dobie on the ball in this league it's electrifying the whole city already for the football city bowl and it is very good because it brings you into that situation that you have to have to say who you are you are a red one your blue one so we want to win the game of course not and both sides want to win the game is over loud as our here in that stadium. is your mother knew him once and i'm

here as a sports reporter for espn, celebrating today's milestone with former "gma" coanchors diane sawyerdinary years. let's have 30 more. >> you have always been a light and you've always been an inspiration. >> 30 years? you don't even look like you're 30. >> and trust me, she is a big star with a bigger soul. a disney legend. congratulations, robin. that's "nightline." you can catch our full episodes on hulu. thanks for the company, america. good night. conditions are protected. vo: a broken promise. trump repeatedly tried to undermine coverage for 134 million americans with pre-existing conditions. mike: "he just doesn't care if you have a pre-existing condition he wants to deny you access to coverage. if he is re-elected, he'll keep trying to do that and i think we can't let that happen." vo: as president, mike will lower costs, and protect americans with pre-existing conditions. mike: i'm mike bloomberg and i approve this message.

a sawyer say by the national association of business economics now says just as many american companies are reporting job decreases as increases. now that could mean job growth could slow this year. however, the unemployment around historic lows could also indicate difficulties in finding workers, not just in finding jobs. >>> kpax tax season unofficially began today. so far so good. the irs opened the 2020 sacks tonight by accepting and processing federal tax returns for tax year 2019. there have been no glitches reported. the deadline to file and pay any tax owed is by wednesday, april 15th. more than 150 million individual tax returns are expected to be filed. 90% electronical. be on the lookout for scams. this is also a con man season as the bad guys attempt to use the filing season as a way to rip off consumers. they're going to come up with a bunch of new scams. just watch. assume you're not talking to the irs. >> they're like rust. they never sleep. thanks, michael. >> all right. >>> right now we want to check out your accuweather forecast. got some changes on the way. >> we do,

his news poll shows biden with 36% support among democratic likely voters, 21 points more than tom sawyer that has one democratic strategist said the lead of joe biden is doing part at least to strong support from the african-american community in south carolina the primary in south carolina is on february 29. >>> the san francisco department of elections is looking for poll workers for the march primary and the elections director says he expect a large voter turnout for the march 3 election. the department is recruiting about 2000 poll workers to facilitate and each worker receives a stipend ranging from $180 to 240 dollars depending on assignment >>> operations are underway in dc for the start of the impeachment trial of president trump tomorrow are considering a very fast timeline and democrats heart rate ejecting. >>reporter: the house impeachment managers, essentially the prosecutors in the trial, are scheduled to do a walk-through and a senate chamber today that is looking more and more like a courtroom. late last night president trump arrived back at the white house for the start o

bitter trade battle destabilizing the globe might be the question it looks at how it all started. 2019 sawyer a full blown trade war with washington finding on 2 fronts but the art of war whether the conflict is military or economic in nature consist of certain universal status. trade confrontation with china was a u.s. a major concern an idea that trump was fixed on since day one of his presidency china china where the enemy chosen the only thing missing was a selected target. so at the beginning of the year the trumpet ministrations started to portray the chinese tech giant huawei as an enemy u.s. secretary of state mike brown pale latch that while way is owned by the chinese government and therefore has deep connections to their intelligence services and presents and national security threats the official urged countries to think twice before signing up was one of the world's biggest tech firms but what's in it for washington well 1st you can get rid of a competitor who had a huge cheer and the market and 2nd and most important of the 5 g. to acknowledge that china was developing and wildl

well, sirjohn sawyers, who was head of mi6 when president obama was in the white house says iran's reactionsarily be violent. the chances of negotiations now are much less than they were before. the iranians will respond to this carefully and in a calibrated way. they will seek to ensure that us troops are ousted from iraq, they will make the nuclear deal, which we signed five years ago, almost untenable by breaking out further from it. and at some point, they will react against western interests in an asymmetric way. they are not going to kill american troops in the region, but there will be an asymmetric attack of some sort. the iranian president, hassan rouhani, has said america has made a strategic mistake and will face difficult days ahead. let's speak to dr mahjoob zweiri — he's the director of gulf studies at the university of qatar and an expert on iran. what do you think the impact of this assassination is going to be? i think the confrontation which started between washington and tehran after the american withdrawal from the deal is likely to increase. there is no doubt that what

well, sirjohn sawyers, who was head of mi6 when president obama was in the white house says iran's reactionsarily be violent. the chances of negotiations now are much less than they were before. the iranians will respond to this carefully and in a calibrated way. they will seek to ensure that us troops are ousted from iraq, they will make the nuclear deal, which we signed five years ago almost untenable by breaking out further from it. and at some point, they will react against western interests in an asymmetric way. they are not going to kill american troops in the region, but there will be an asymmetric attack of some sort. thousands of people have gathered in najaf to take part in a funeral procession for general soleimani. lina sinjab is our middle east correspondent — shejoins us now from beirut. we have seen mourners gathering but what do we know at this stage about the exact funeral arrangements, are we clear about that yet? what we know is that what is happening today in iraq, the mourners have gathered in thousands for the funeral procession of both qassem suleimani and the leader

internal domestic supplies of those types of products and to shift trade relationships elsewhere sawyer for example one of the united states largest exports to china historically a lot of those producers you know in the united states while they were sitting idle were losing business to brazil and other countries are providing those products and those trade relationships that have been established will continue to exist and so united states companies and farmers will be less competitive over the long run because china is sourcing those those supplies and components elsewhere so do you think farmers will see it that way that that that this really perhaps doesn't benefit them the way that donald trump has tried to present it in clearly during this trade war their foreign ministry has been subsidized because they have been losing phil. yeah they've been they've been subsidized but you know it not not entirely i mean plenty of farmers have been hit very hard by this a lot of logistics companies have been hit hard and with the agreement itself it provides 2 years of commitments and even those

the chief constable of devon and cornwall police sean sawyer has been making his views known and in thebout the funding of youth services. the chief constable points to the lack of family and security in these childrens' lives and the need to bridge the gap between dysfunctional homes and school. that's exactly what the family helps promised the conservative manifesto aim to do. can my noble friend the minister update the house on the government's plans for delivering on that promise? well, i certainly can and it's appropriate that he asked the question today because he will have heard the pm reiterate earlier on his commitment to family helps to our honourable friend fiona bruce in another place today, and my noble friend viscount younger has also written today to outline our commitment to supporting vulnerable families with the intensive, integrative support they need to care for children and that's why they've announced up to £165 million additional funding for the troubled families programme in 2021. and the government will be setting out its plans for family helps in due course. th

putting child exploitation by to levels not seen in more than 100 years devon and cornwall chief sean sawyer say's drug gangs are the driving force behind the rise in abuse for these children they almost back to victorian times and to being criminally exploited these kids are looking for family and security for understandable reasons of austerity stay youth services have been vacated this gap of youth provision between the school and family is the void of the exploited feeling. opening figures to authorities say there's been almost 9000 photos and suspected child victims in the past 2 years 29000 source died during 74 percent increase in comparison with the previous year that equates to 7 $126.00 more victims also highlighted how government cuts were partly responsible for the situation i spoke to cheryl phoenix from one to discrimination group the block child agenda who sees it's almost impossible for children to escape the vicious circle of exploitation once they get in. these children a lot of people fail to see them as the victims of what's going on and then they become criminalized and

putting child exploitation back to levels not seen in more than 100 years their chief constable sean sawyer so huge drug gangs are they driving force behind the rise in abuse. for these children they are almost back to victorian times and to being criminally exploited these kids are looking for family and security for understandable reasons most stay youth services have been vacated this cafe youth provision between the school and family is the void of the exploited feeling. authorities say there is been almost 19 follows in suspected child victims in the past 2 years 29000 source staggering 74 percent increase in comparison with the year before it out equates to 726 more victims the chief constable also highlighted how government cuts were partly responsible for the situation or to discuss the situation further very happy to say we have cheryl phoenix on the program charles from antidiscrimination group the black child agenda good to have you with. the chief constable of child exploitation in britain is as bad as in the victorian era that's a fairly damning statement surely the early 20th