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>> reporter: in fact, this woman who worked in the office overheard larry. >> did mr. hagenbuch make any statements about whose gun that was? >> he said it was bryans. >> sunday, during that investigation, these officers did not know that this was mr. reins own firearm that had been used in this, in this shooting. so to me, that stood out as a major red flag. how did you know bryan was shot with his own gun? >> i dont. i probably said a gun. by that time i was in pretty good shock. >> do you rec...

Stalking, going into her bedroom to read her diary? not great behavior. >> no. it was wrong of me to do that. i wanted to see her thoughts, what she had to say about me, what she had to say about bryan. >> reporter: youre having a lot of trouble letting it go? >> i did, yes. theres no manual on how long it takes to get over a relationship, and for me, it took awhile. >> reporter: but he swore to us here, as he did when he talked to the investigators way back when, that he had nothing to do with ...

So he knew he could go over there and not find anybody there besides bryan. >> reporter: then he got into his atv, headed over to the bunkhouse. was that what his neighbor saw? >> well later, towards evening, i did see a four-wheeler go by. the atv was dark green. >> mr. jaraczeski owns a green and black atv, and within 19 years, no one has ever stepped forward to determine who else in that small community had a green and black atv. nobody did. >> reporter: when tom arrived at the bunkhouse, sai...

Sitting here now, two decades later, tom told us, yes, he did love ann. he thought they had a future together. >> you know, i felt like she was the one and wed be together forever. >> reporter: but when he heard that phone message left by dr. rein at the apartment he shared with ann? what did that feel like? >> like my heart was torn in half. >> reporter: you did some things then which, in retrospect, probably you must think were not the brightest in the world? >> yes. >> reporter: what bothers ...

Responsibilities of the big desk. brian williams, and all candor, is a great guy. he is a great colleague. he is incredibly generous. he is abs hilarious as a person as ive ever met in any context. on the 11th hour, he and that excellent staff of his, do one of the best shows that has ever been done on cable news on any network. tonight, he is finishing. he is dropping the mic. again, thank you for indulging me here for a second, but it is a really big night for us here at msnbc and the whole nb...

It is, the 11th hour with brian williams starts now. bryan is not going to be doing as of next week. im going to say brian, im going to say brian williams, someone else is going to be hosted, im going to put the persons name in the teleprompter. i will memorize whoever it is who is doing it. but i am going to slip at some point. >> you are saying that you are not going to do it on purpose, you are going to say now the mistake that you are going to make? >> i just know how the brain is going to m...

That think that build back better will improve the economy. thats a big issue for democrats as they look forward to the mid-terms. juan, good to see you. mercedes, good to see you as well. thank you both. still ahead on this story, the black lives matter leader who is at odds with new york citys crime-fighting mayor elect and secretary mike pompeo and ambassador bryan join me in their first interview as president biden is put to test on the world stage. theyll be here next.

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Streets of philadelphia it is like that. maybe he lives in a different place where life is good. >> the former mayor of philadelphia, michael nutter, says the comments from the d.a. are the most insulting he has ever heard from an elected official, harris. you have know, the philadelphia inquirer put it this way. you are more likely to win a coin toss than you are to be caught for murder in this city. only 42% of the murders in the city have been solved. >> harris: i heard you point out it is a ...

Any american cities. chicago has the most. and despite all those numbers, despite the reality of all of that violence, the liberal district attorney is refusing to even acknowledge that it is happening in his own backyard. thats a trend. are you seeing that among democrats like alexandria ocasio-cortez, the congresswoman from new york? not sure it is happening. one week after a 14-year-old boy was shot 18 times while waiting for the school bus, the philadelphia district attorney larry crassner t...