skylar was very loyal to her friends, the people she thought was her friends. >> reporter: when skylaras 8 years old, she met another spirited child with whom she developed an instant bond. her name is sheila eddie and they became thick as she was. >> if they weren't together they were on the phone together and that's literally 24 hours a day, i'm serious. you saw one of them, you saw the other. >> reporter: what was your relationship like with sheila? >> have to turn away. >> she was like a part of our family. she was like one of our kids. >> the lemon burns. >> reporter: as a teenager skylar had a 4.0 gpa, part-time job at wendy's and an active social life. in their freshman year at university high school, skyler and rachel meet kelly and the duo is a trio. >> she called me her cool aunt. >> reporter: she was like a daughter to you. kelly says she was charismatic, popular and talented, cast casted the lead in the school play. what was she like on stage? >> she was a natural. >> reporter: on her 15th birthday she introduced her to her new best friends sheila and skylar. here they are

it's fascinating like i said, skylar, thanks for joining us. appreciate it very much. >> thank you >> skylar olsen with zillow. >>> certified financial planners are expected to be skilled, screened and trustworthy but the board that oversees this process may have been dropping the ball >>> plus, vermont getting a credit downgrade due to its aging population what the state is doing now to reoung people to move there. we're back in two. >>> welcome back we've got our first reading on third quarter gdp from steve liesman. >> that's because we got our first piece of data for the third quarter. that was vehicle sales we are tracking at 1.9%. third quarter tracking, that's the median estimate created by cnbc along with moody's tracking forecast on the street that's down a tenth from where they estimated it to be. a lot of data yet to come, only the first month of the quarter complete action at 2.3. amherst, 1.9 on the low side we have oxford and rsm at 1.7 the second quarter, as you know, came in right around the same place. so maybe get used to this

i'm here with skylar, who is one of the protesters here.t do you call yourself, and why are you here? >> i'm an anti-fascist, it doesn't mean i align myself with all of antifa's ideas, in a society like ours today, to be anti-fascist is to be american. why would it be bad -- >> what are you here for? what do you hope to accomplish by being here? >> i want to show right now on the left we have organization, we have the power. there are people here, and i just want to say there are people from all over, we want them to know they don't belong here, and their rhetoric and hate they're spewing is not oregonian. >> they're saying you're the terrorist. that's the point behind this protest. >> the power to tell people that antifa is domestic terrorism. the thing about antifa is it's not. it's organized like eugene, core vallas, there's no big antifa leader, essentially when the government is dictating they're domestic terrorists. >> we're not the ones walking around open carrying guns into walmart, so -- >> but antifa has been violent at these rall

. >> but 11-year-old skylar tony sees her reflection in harris. >> i think she's pretty brave to trynd she's not holding back or anything. >> when they look and see someone who looks like them, a lot of times that kind of lets them visualize their future and see what's possible for them as children even. >> it's something harris knows why she takes the time, especially with children of color. >> win or lose, what does that mean for you? >> it means the world to me. i mean, when i see those little girls in particular, i mean, i see myself and i see the children and the children and i see the promise. my mother had many signs and one of them is you may be the first to do many things, make sure you're not the last. she said don't you ever -- >> it is my true hope that my career and whatever i do can empower other people. >> investigators investing a manifesto they believe was posted by the shooter just before the massacre. >> in these divided times when children have questions about the news, some parents consider a political rally the nswer. >> he's aware his mom is white and his dad

. >> reporter: but 11-year-old skylar sees her reflection in harris. >> the connection, when they lookne who looks like them, a lot of times that kind of lets them sort of visualize their future and see what's possible for them as children even. >> reporter: it's something harris knows, why she takes the time especially with children of color. >> win or lose, what does that mean for you? >> it means the world to me. i mean, when i see those little girls in particular i see myself, right, and i see the children of my family and i see the children of our country. and i see the promise of our country. my mother had many sayings and one of them is you may be the first to do many things, make sure you're not the last. and it is my true hope that my career and whatever i can do is -- empowers other people of whatever age. >> authorities investigating a racist anti-immigrant manifesto they believe was posted by the shooter just before the massacre. >> reporter: in these divided times when children have questions about the news, some parents consider a political rally the antidote. >> with us