he used their daughter as a way to manipulate shauna time and time again. >> shauna had been letting workmates read the text messages george sent as things got worse in the marriage. >> one text, it would be nice, short and sweet like i love you. i've been thinking about you all day. we need to work things out and then, you know, we would be working. she wouldn't be able to text him back right away and ten minutes later he's blowing up her phone cussing her out calling her names. >> shauna's supporters remembered her funeral quite different than george's people did. >> he had no emotion. no emotion at all. he did the ueulogy talking abou how much money shauna liked to spend and at the gas station she mistakenly left the pump in the car. >> they hasn't lowered her in the ground yet and said come on and took her hand, it's time to go and i watched him walk off with my little niece, you know, 8 years old just lost her mom and i watched them walk off with her and i thought, you know, this is exactly what he wanted. he wanted all the control over my niece. >> reporter: paula told the poli

shauna. want you to meet marcus lemonis. lemonis: hi. how are you? i'm marcus. shauna: i'm shauna.t you. lemonis: nice to meet you. father daughter working together? shauna: yeah, yeah. it's fun. lemonis: and have you been in the business a while? shauna: i have. i started right out of college. so, i'm the director of marketing now. lemonis: you're the person that gets everybody in the front door. shauna: yes, that's my goal. lemonis: what's it like working with your dad? shauna: i love working with him. i mean, my dad has always said that he started all of his businesses because he wanted to be able to pass something down to his kids, and, of course, i want to make him proud. mike: she's a huge inspiration for me and a motivation for me. lemonis: you can feel the affection between you guys. -shauna: yeah. -mike: oh, yeah. i'd like to have you meet my business partner, paul kramer. lemonis: okay. mike: want you to meet marcus lemonis. lemonis: how are you? i'm marcus. nice to meet you. paul: thank you for joining us here. lemonis: absolutely. how do you share roles and responsibili

shauna is calling now. shauna is in maine. welcome to the program. caller: hi.ctually, i was like -- i'm hearing maine and i'm dealing with a situation with my house. i watch this like -- unfold and nobody -- it started out with like two people being shot in las vegas, which is -- i mean, las vegas is a -- and then supposedly, the person was caught and killed. and then it went to like 20 and then -- nobody took into account o.j. simpson got rosed yesterday and that started a lot of things. seems hike they waited until the police officers got further in like one of the person with the television was speaking. you could hear the shots going off again after they said the person already been shot. host: we watched it. caller: yeah. i mean, this -- and i was in the military but the person -- they obviously waited until it was secure. but o.b.j. got released. that's a big thing to everybody. and nobody took that into account. las vegas, nevada, i mean, and o.j. when they showed him on the camera, i mean, everybody was like first caught him like he was drinking a bottl

shauna is calling now. shauna is in maine. welcome to the program. caller: hi.ctually, i was like -- i'm hearing maine and i'm dealing with a situation with my house. i watch this like -- unfold and nobody -- it started out with like two people being shot in las vegas, which is -- i mean, las vegas is a -- and then supposedly, the person was caught and killed. and then it went to like 20 and then -- nobody took into account o.j. simpson got rosed yesterday and that started a lot of things. seems hike they waited until the police officers got further in like one of the person with the television was speaking. you could hear the shots going off again after they said the person already been shot. host: we watched it. caller: yeah. i mean, this -- and i was in the military but the person -- they obviously waited until it was secure. but o.b.j. got released. that's a big thing to everybody. and nobody took that into account. las vegas, nevada, i mean, and o.j. when they showed him on the camera, i mean, everybody was like first caught him like he was drinking a bottl

get back to normal life that's that things could change shauna charles and bring us up to date for history's vassallo and i thank you. and some of the other stories making news around the world u.s. president donald trump says he will release all the remaining documents relating to the assassination of president john f. kennedy in one thousand nine hundred sixty three this off the intelligence agency concerns led to a delay in that publication only the names and addresses of people still living would be withheld trump said he was making the move off to quote strict consultation with his chief of staff. iceland's political future looks unclear following palm entry elections no posse want to nothe of votes to rule outright prime minister b. job ne benedix and conservative an independent party won the largest share of the vote but is lacking willing coalition partners it's the second election in a year of political scandals to shake the country. in thailand the year long mourning period and the labrat five day funeral for the late king officially ends today. pons ashes are now in straw and in t

get back to normal life that's that things could change shauna charles and bring us up to date for histories of barcelona thank you. in somalia the death toll from the coordinated attacks in the capital mogadishu on saturday has risen to twenty seven people with dozens more injured the islamist militant group al-shabaab has claimed responsibility for the two car bombings and hostage situation in the wake of the attack somalia's government has dismissed the country's police and intelligence chiefs. sunday morning the cleanup begins and bodies are recovered from the wreckage and the rubble after a lengthy siege security forces finally beat the insurgents who stormed the nasser hublot hotel on saturday afternoon and taken hostages. al-shabaab said it was targeting government and security officials among the dead are a former minister and a police commissioner more than thirty people were rescued. a government spokesman confirms the islamist extremist group had launched the raid. fighters attacked the hotel two of them were killed there lying in front of the hotel three others were captured aliv

indicted yesterday for a hate crime in the stabbing death of a black college student. 22-year-old shaunan ski who is white is accused of killed richard kol lichbs iii at the university of maryland in may. collins who was visiting friends on campus was days away from graduating from bowie state university. ranky was a member of a facebook group. >>> she and her family boyle were rescued. his wife was admitted to the hospital on monday. he did not say why she was taken to the hospital. the two were abducted in afghanistan five years ago by taliban-linked militants. >>> "usa today" reports on boston celtics forward gordon hayward fracturing his leg. h was attempting an alley-oop in the first quarter of last night's game against the cleveland kav years. he collided with james. james was visit ukably shaken. hayward was careded off on a stretcher. >>> nikola mere taj suffered two broken bones in his face after being punched by teammate bobby portis. they got into an altercation when portis threw a pun p. the team says it's evaluating disciplinary action. >>> there was an abandoned puppy with

in berlin taiko and shauna felt airports temporarily suspended operations on the ground the national rail system was brought to a standstill. but passengers found traditionally german ways to pass time. so we bought some beer and ice and things will get going again at some point. but it will take more than beer to get things going again at this industrial complex in payment where the roof blew off or for those who lost property and lives to the storm. watching d.w. news still to come the most senior catholic to ever face sex abuse charges and one of the pope's top advisers cardinal george pell edges closer to trial for historical abuse allegations. first though we've got a scandal rocking hollywood's movie business get hot yes you can say that teri movie mogul harvey weinstein is taking a leave of absence from his production company a report in the new york times claims he sexually harassed women over decades weinstein is one of the most powerful producers in the u.s. film industry and is the man behind films like pulp fiction and the english patient weinstein apologized for his beha

what she was doing it was something brave as a woman algis you know well douses story of shauna cohen. the beirut spy at this time. where every. indian mining company is heading to australia to build one of the world's biggest mines will it be an economic bonanza or an ecological disaster. at this time on al-jazeera. the u.s. secretary of state blames the country's. failing to end the standoff. and welcome to al-jazeera headquarters and. also ahead. remember. don't stop emotional defense of the president's remarks to. spain secession crisis in the drug prepares to impose direct. across puerto rico it's not unusual to see. absolutely devastated in the hurricane . why people feel like they're being deserted in the wake of a destructive storm. u.s. secretary of state rex tillerson has criticized the four countries imposing an economic blockade on gaza for refusing to engage in talks to diffuse the crisis in june sali arabia the united arab emirates egypt and bahrain close air space and severed trade and diplomatic links with last month u.s. president donald trump offered to mediate betwe

it is amazing to watch. >> michelle obama interviewed by tv creator and producer shauna rimes tomorrow night at 80 stern on c-span. last weekend the annual democratic steak fry was held in polk county, iowa. they heard from illinois representative sherry bustos and massachusetts representative and kim ryan. this is just over one hour.

. >> michelle obama interviewed by tv creator and producer shauna rimes tomorrow night at 80 stern on c-span. last weekend the annual democratic steak fry was held in polk county, iowa. they heard from illinois representative sherry bustos and massachusetts representative and kim ryan. this is just over one hour. [applause] good afternoon. i am lindsay paulson, cochair along with kimberly at the polk county democrats event committee. i would like to start out by thinking hour more than 100 volunteers that are here today to make our event successful. this event was built entirely on volunteers. one of the most inspiring things for me has been to watch our political veterans and our local freshmen come together to revive an american tradition. as you are leaving today, please stop and think some of the individuals in the light blue t-shirt spread those are your volunteers and individuals who worked hard to make today access but it's my honor to begin the presentation from our three headliners and introduce our first headliner sherry bustos of illinois. it's fitting we decided to have me

daughter of shauna tiaffay never forgets. >> we talk about her mom and how much she loved her and what we think her mom would want for her now. >> that's all for this edition of >>> i'm craig melvin. >> i'm natalie morales. >>> and this is "dateline." >>> i could not believe it. i couldn't imagine anyone that would want to hurt her. i had no idea what could have happened. >>> married to her high school sweetheart. family meant everything to her. >> it was always a lot of talk about children. wanted grandchildren. >>> it all went up in smoke the night she died in a mysterious and monstrous inferno. >>> i found the remains of julie. >>> shocking as the blaze was, it was nothing compared to what investigators found in the embers. >> the bullet, yes. >> woman was shot to death? >> yes. >> the obvious suspects, neighborhood thieves. >> there were half a dozen house burglaries. >> investigators also dug into a favorite theory. >> the husband did it. >> i was angry. i felt that the detectives were on a manhunt and they were after my dad. >> this. up popped something that might be a clue. >> m

in berlin taiko and shauna felt airports temporarily suspended operations on the ground the national rail system was brought to a standstill. but passengers found traditionally german ways to pass time. so we bought some beer and ice and things will get going again at some point but it will take more than beer to get things going again at this industrial complex in payment where the roof blew off or for those who lost property and lives to the storm. germany's top intelligence officials have just faced a public grilling in front of a parliamentary committee the first of its kind hearing the session comes in response to controversy surrounding the work of german spies and calls for more transparency here's a look at what intelligence officials revealed today and the cases that have drawn public scrutiny. the some of germany's intelligence all in one place the heads of both the foreign and domestic security agencies and one skilled mohsen and military counted telegin steve list of come have come together for open questioning by members of the bundestag for the first time it's a step to

what she was doing it was something brave as a woman algis you know world to house a story of shauna cohen. the beirut spy at this time. now jazeera. where every. indian mining company is heading to australia to build one of the world's biggest mines will it be an economic bonanza or an ecological disaster. at this time on al-jazeera.

i also want to thank bart, liz, natalia, anelia butler, charlie carol, shauna, chris, erin, and dillon. i also want to thank my communications director, coy kanoble and our press team max and richle. and -- and rachel. and the west of the wyoming team. i have a bunch of team in wyoming. they gather and work on case work and they do an outstanding job doing that i also want to thank the budget committee's bipartisan staff, which would be kim, katie, george, grace, and kevin, as well as celine who has been on loan to us from the printing office. you can tell around here it takes a lot of government printing. now, we've also been supported by the great work of our leadership, the floor and the cloakroom staff. i thank them for their continued good work and dedication to this institution and the country as a whole. i in particular i want to thank sharon, hazel marshal and jane lee and brendon dunn in the leader's office. monica, john and emily in the whip's office and especially lauelaura dove who really runs s place. she has a history both from when her dad was the parliamentarian and i'm

craig melvin (voiceover): shauna tiaffay, loving mom by day, vegas cocktail waitress by night.phanie vargas: i was at one of the bars, and i saw her walk by. every single head turned. craig melvin (voiceover): it was after her shift that they found her, the victim of a ruthless attack. i mean your heart just drops to your stomach. craig melvin (voiceover): potential suspects?