watch. >> my name is fay johnstone and i'm the director, and we can create a world where everyone is able to live in public space as they are honest and authentic selves. you can see the woman how change the future at hershey canada. >> women don't worry we are not replacing you. don't worry everything is cool. the spectator joins us tonight so i have so many questions for you, where do we make up other jobs? the economy is the great he's found a job dressing like a woman wearing a nose ring and betty's got hired -- is there a major for that? what are the jobs come from? >> well, first of all happy international women's awareness month. oh whatever it women's month. but we all like a little nuts in our country, but a because i love nuts in my project but i think it's fine. it is a real tragic start to
100% made up. lisa: you had me i would've been going around after the show saying did you know five or 10%, this is how misinformation get started. will: at betty's in the ballpark. army-navy uniforms look awesome. they always have the best uniforms for that game. use other leading into the highlights of the game and the results of army-navy and the national anthem with the patriotic photos, send those in, we love the future and highlight what's going on in your life. friends@foxnews.com. meanwhile there are more questions than answers in a horrific death of four college students as the investigation hits a grim milestone today. it has been one month since their deaths. lisa: police are tightlipped on information. warning students should be careful as they look for the killer. pete: marianne joins us with more.
garage with luminol. a chemical that grows with blood. they set a ghostly trail of blood appeared, leading from the backdoor, to where the car would've been parked. detective wagner could also see the crime lab in front of them. >> you could see them already injured. you brought them to the garage door. >> he brought in the garage door. and, physically loaded and put it into the passenger seat. >> but just because there was blood on the garage floor, didn't mean that it was necessarily better. yes state trooper phil, now retired, was also at the seat. >> now you have to find out whose blood it is you're seeing? >> yes. >> and the blood is documented. and then collected for dna testing. >> and it comes back from the lab? as >> betty's. it's all her blood. >> but even before they had that lab confirmation, the investigators at the personage called the troopers interviewing sherbet, the pastor, to tell them of their breakthrough discovery. >> as he sitting across from detectives, your phoning in and
aviation armor? >> what i knew he was a pastor. so i thought he had respect right away. i thought he was decent for my mom. >> in fact, it was the reverend, who officiated that nate's wedding a few years later. a.b. had embraced his new wife's family. they were thrilled as either they sounds such happiness after coming out of a long marriage that soured. betty's mother, jeanne, was delighted that her daughter had found such a fine upstanding man. >> he was so nice, you, know he was just thinking that nobody was better than him. >> this fresh chapter in his life opening up, he took a new church posting as the pastor of the united church in the poconos of northeastern pennsylvania, about two hours away from the old church. >> nate said his mother was homesick at first. >> she was upset, i think, initially just being so far away from them and myself but also the rest of her family as well.
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are fairly new to newscast, at the start of this episode i gave them a little quiz about cakes, which is one of our house themes on newscast. and one of the questions was in which english county would you find a fat rascal? i'm sure you know the answer to that. cheshire. it's yorkshire. it's in betty's tearoom. resign. betty's tearoom! of course it is. yes, betty's is going to be writing to you, tracy? i'm not being funny. if celebrity mastermind want your number, should i pass it on? oh, no. yes, please. don't worry, we'll send you a slice courtesy of newscast. especially to put up with the fact that our line to leeds was a little bit glitchy tonight. i'm blaming storminess, but lovely to chat to you, tracey. see you soon. yeah, thanks all. bye tracy. it has been lovely chatting to you two, would you like to come again? no. it was a joke! i don't want another ache quiz.
i think look at the women in comedy now and say, take time to look at betty's work but older comics out there now, people in their 40s and 50s who have had the experience of knowing betty and a career and just reading their thoughts and their recollections of having betty white as their inspiration. it's really heart felt. katy, it is so wild to look at how many people are -- it's not just sad. people are overwhelmed with grief. like, in a way that is, like, if there was going to be a state funeral, which there should be. i feel like we should just do what they did, you know, with james brown and just tour betty white around every wonderful place so people could pay tribute to her -- can we have her lie in state?
the famous and successful football coach push back against the mandates. >> reporter: mass protests erecting across california to demonstrate against vaccine mandates for students with many parents keeping the kids home to fight against governor newsom's order requiring kids 5 to 18 to get vaccinated once approved. >> we need time. >> there are knows betty's, we should wait a couple years to be able to see what is going to happen in the long run. >> vaccine mandates also waiting law enforcement in several big cities. in chicago mayor a lightfoot lashing out at police unions for trying to do is what she calls and insurrection as offices risk with their retirement if they don't comply. >> all i can tell he was of our officers hold the line there will be less officers on the
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