. >> the man's name was john skinner, 22 years old.tigators questioned skinner about the murder, but he denied it. >> and like everybody else that we interview is accused of a murder, never had anything to do it, weren't there. you know, i don't remember where i was that night, but i wasn't there. >> skinner's fingerprints did not match the unidentified print found in audrey nichols' kitchen, and there were no spalding tennis shoes in the prison storage unit or at the local county jail where skinner was first processed. >> it was a tough situation because of the fact that the homicide occurred approximately a month earlier and we're no closer to finding this horrific person out running around, possibly killing people. >> again, the investigation faced a crisis. without a fingerprint match and with no spalding tennis shoes, investigators had reached a dead end. when you're living with diabetes, steady is exciting. only glucerna has carbsteady, clinically proven to help minimize blood sugar spikes. so you stay steady ahead. so, what did

. >> reporter: mimi lee's lawyer peter skinner disagrees. >> it's not a contract. if you go through these consent forms, ten-page single spaced, the kind of thing you're handed before you begin a medical procedure, nowhere in it does this say this is irrevocable, we're not going to be able to change our minds, these are the binding directions for all-time. >> reporter: steven findlay testified he believes his ex-wife would "manipulate the situation" to extract money for other purposes, a claim lee denies. >> you've made it very clear in your declaration you do not expect steven to be a part of this child or these children's lives physically, logistically, and more specifically, financially. correct? >> correct. >> your ex-husband's lawyer said during closing arguments, it's not that steven doesn't want to have children, he just doesn't want to have children with mimi. >> those are hard words to hear from anybody. it hurts in a way. that's -- so personal. >> reporter: mimi's court battle could set an important legal precedent for others like her. the decision is now

kiran skinner. kiran is the founding director of the center for international relations at carnegie melon, university, at the w. glen campbell research fell local at the hoover institution. her books include "turning points in ending the cold war," "the strategy of campaigning," "reagan, a life in letters," and "reagan in his own hand." dr. skinner will be speaking on ronald reagan and human rights. dr. henry now. >> thank you very much. from fesor morrison. i have a really tough act to follow. ronald reagan, i should just say, he said it all and sit down. and i'm reminded of something that dwight hisseisenhower once said. he said, watch out for those experts that come in to advise you. those are the people that use a lot of words and take a lot of time to tell you more than they know. let's see if i can avoid that criticism by dwight eisenhower. i want to talk, briefly, and some of this will be repetitive, about how reagan viewed the world. because he had a very consistent view of the world. a very

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mcfarland, gerson moreno-riano, eric patterson, craig shirley and kiron skinner. i'd also like to thank our sponsors, gold, silver and bronze, our friends at c-span for their coverage, the audience here in virginia beach and our audience online through the live streaming and those who will be watching the broadcast by c-span. finally, i'd like to thank the high school students, college and graduates, the community members, some of whom came from as far as d.c., piedmont, virginia, the northern tier of north carolina to be present at this event. just one order of business following our conclusion here, there will be a networking lunch, xlumtry lunch for students and you're welcome to join that. there will be a uniformed persons, student ambassadors who will help you to find your way over to that in the divinity building on campus here, catty-cornered to the building where we are currently. and with that, it's my bittersweet task to conclude and announce the tenth annual ronald reagan symposium is here by concluded and thank you very much for your participation. >>>

the italian mule skinners were afraid to walk by dead men. so americans had to walk him down. -- them down. even the americans were afraid to unlash the bodies, so an officer had to do it and ask others to help. the first one came early in the morning. they slid him down from the mule, stood him on his feet for a moment. in half-light, he might have merely been a sick man standing there, leaning on another. then they laid him in the shadow of a stone wall along the road. i don't know who that person was. you feel small in the presence of dead men and you don't ask silly questions. we left him there by the side of the road, that first one, and we all went back to the cowshed, sitting on straw, waiting for the next mules. somebody said the dead soldier had been dead for four days, and then no one said anything more about him. the dead man laid outside all day long, in the shadow of the wall. then a soldier came into the cowshed and said there were some more bodies outside. four mules stood in the moonlight. the soldiers that led them stood ther

macfarlane, henry now, william boden, james graham wilson, and kyren skinner. [ applause ] on behalf of the robertson school of government here and the university as a whole, i'd also like to thank our sponsors. gold, silver, and bronze, our friends at c-span for their coverage, the audience here in virginia beach, and our audience online through the live streaming and those who will be watching the broadcast by c-span. finally, i'd like to thank the high school students, college and graduate community members, some of whom came as far as d.c. piedmont, virginia, the northern tier of north carolina to be present at this event. just one order of business that following our conclusion here there will be a networking lunch, a complimentary lunch for students. you're welcome to join that. there will be a uniform person, student ambassadors who will help you find your way over to that in the divinity building on campus here, just sort of catty corner to the building where we are currently. and with that, it's my sort of bittersweet task to conclude, to announce that the tenth annual ronal

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