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Out. >> what we count on in law enforcement is that criminals get sloppy, that they do stupid things. fritzl is a very unusual man, which kept these crimes unsuspected for more than two decades. it was the amount of planning and the amount of control. >> what about his wife, rose marie? how could she not know or at least suspect? >> i dont understand why she didnt take the opportunity at some point, maybe while he was away on one of his four-week holidays, to take action and say, "this is my chi...

I believe shes at least of moderate intelligence, if not more. where was he going? what was he doing that many hours? why did these children appear from time to time on the doorstep during the night? could she have been completely ignorant of the husbands nature and character? >> in fact, according to some, rosemarie played an essential role in keeping the deception going. >> rosemarie fritz, if she hadnt kept the family together so long, it might have turned up much earlier but she tried to kee...

>> translator: and a bit later on, i dont remember exactly when, he told us that a letter had arrived. the letter said that it was pointless to search for her because she was deeply involved with a sect and that she was so happy there that she was definitely not coming home. >> translator: we were a couple. we wrote to each other. we saw each other. all of a sudden all contact ended. when i called, i was palmed off. it was over. and i didnt hear from her again. >> elisabeth fritzl had simply van...

Elisabeth a lift at night and for her to leave the baby on the door step at a time when she wouldnt have been seen. >> fritzls closest neighbors bought his story, too. >> translator: people said that it was irresponsible. what a bad mother elisabeth was just to leave the children on the doorstep. frau fritzl already had seven children and now she has to bring up grandchildren, as well. terrible. >> incredibly, over the 24 years elisabeth was in captivity, there were more than 100 tenants renting...

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As possible. but still, two or three seconds where i have a paper weight, and that is where the real world has a chance to react to this and to try to make something good happen. and im sure youre aware, when gabrielle giffords was shot, it was a 63-year-old woman who was able to keep the shooter from reloading long enough for everybody else to stop him and put an end to that horrific situation. and there were already casualties, obviously, but fewer because of that action. and that is really wh...

Able to keep the shooter from reloading long enough for everybody else to stop him and put an end to that horrific situation. and there were already casualties, obviously, but fewer because of that action. and that is really what the 15-round limit is all about. >> how are you making your case to colorado voters on this recall? >> so im making my case to colorado, that colorado voters, just one vote at a time on their door step. talking about what i have done and who i am and why i have done it....

Of defense hagel to certify the transfer of detainees which the latest ndaa does allow for. everyone can decide for themselves whether they think thats the boston ideal way to move forward but thats something congress did allow obama to have as a way around some of the restrictions. and then the other thing is to re-establish a task force on how to shut guantanamo down. what happened instead the office and state department thats responsible for attempting to shut down guantanamo that office itse...

Them and while things look positive now its a long way from having piece of legislation put on the senate floor to getting it passed and then of course as we talked about with guns it runs into the same problem in the house. this is certainly a positive step and rubio will get out there ahead of the week. hes going to do seven sunday shows as you point out to ease this legislation into the public discourse. but were still a long way from finished. >> as an example from long way from finish, sena...

Amendments. in mississippi the reddest of red states 72% of voters rejected the amendment. they are doing crazy stuff. and if you change that poll do you believe abortion should be illegal even including cases of rape and incest, do you know 52% would plummet to about 20%. so they are not in step with americans. they are going way out of their way to do things that are absolutely crazy. young voters, theres not going to be a young voter left with their position on gay marriage and with this stan...