ted casey. he was the real deal, a grown up this time, a rancher 14 years older than susie. >> he had horses and boy, that was just right for her. >> wedding number two. this was 1998. the kids shea and mariah called ted dad. then there were two more kids, girls. for almost a decade, the marriage seemed to be just fine, but by then susie was sharing secrets with val about ted. >> he wanted to tame her, i think. i guess i kind of joke around and say that he wanted her to be home in time for the 10:00 news. he didn't want her to stay out and have fun. >> at the casey ranch, love started to feel like one more chore. >> i think they grew apart. they just really both changed. >> then one liquid evening out at a bar things went seriously sideways. ted got mad, dumped a beer on susie's head, slapped her, and spent the night in jail. not long after ted pleaded guilty to misdemeanor assault. >> she wasn't very happy with ted and she was starting to make some good decisions to find some happiness again. >

ted casey. the morning susie vanished, he went to work, helped his brother with a project, then went to a rodeo. so by the next day, police were very eager to talk to ted. >> your thoughts about ted were not very friendly ones at that point. >> no. >> ted had reasons to be upset the woman was leaving him. he was angry, humiliated. a costly divorce was looming. child support to pay. first, they asked ted about that incident in the bar the night they arrested him and put him in jail. >> i poured a drink on her head. barely slapped her because she threw herself on the ground and we were both drinking. it just happened. but, you know, i suppose you get to such a -- so much pressure and after a while, it explodes. >> explodes? that was a curious thing to say. ted insisted he had last seen susie about 7:00 the evening before she disappeared when she dropped off the two little girls at his house for the night, but ted did admit that he confronted susie on the phone a couple hours later after receiving

casey, life for us on capitol hill. thank you. and now let's go outside of the capital building where senator ted cruz has taken the podium at this opposition rally. let's listen in. >> the electro magnetic pulse would take down the electrical yesterday on the entire eastern seaboard and kill tens of millions of americans. we can stop that. but if senate democrats decide that party loyalty matters more than national security, and if republican leadership decide that a showboat is more important than stopping this deal then the single most important issue in 2016 will be stopping iran from acquiring a nuclear weapon. [ cheering ] and any command center chief worthy of defending this nation should be prepared to stand up on january 20, 2017, and rip to shreds this catastrophic deal. [ cheering ] any commander in chief worthy of defending this nation should be prepared in january 2017 to look into the eyes of the ayatollah khomeini say under no circumstances does iran ran under ey ayatollah who chants death to america will have no chance of acquiring nuclear weapons. [ cheering ] and if iran will not stop it's nuclear programs, we w

ted cruz presidential consistent on this very issue. he's very concerned about some of the very things that senator casey was raising.special guest at 4 p.m. on your world on fox news channel. meanwhile session highs here. cavuto rally ensues. more after this. >> all right we've been showing you stocks and have been volatile you know what's been a constant, low rates. low interest mog rates in and out of the ten year, no, that's translating into very, very low, mortgage rates and boom for housing, mortgage applications shooting up 11.3% of the latest. period, now that could mean just a light event but jason, and tim are looking at the long-term implications, what do you think, tim? >> well, i tell you last 20 year w seen interest rates falling seems like god loves a loan officer but doesn't neglectionly love a realtor because you see that -- >> very good, very good judgment. >> what happens is actually inverse relationship between lower rates, and consumer confidence, and the vability of credit. that happens because rates are moving up and down for a reason. they move down because basically there's some sort of turmo