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Time of the murders 200 miles away. so this awful thing at the farmhouse, you werent associating that with stanko? >> i was not. >> even in the public mind? they might have made that connection. >> oh, they did. but truly at that time, law enforcement knew that he was physically in augusta. >> rather, humphries focused on the evidence coming from the parker crime scene. he quickly came to believe this was more than just a bungled home invasion. >> it was apparent that nothing had been taken, or ...

>> well, you know, three days without a shower, you know, i cant do three days without a shower. its bull [ bleep ] only thing im looking forward to is being in that van with the radio on so -- something i look forward to. how long of a drive is it? >> a couple hours. >> can i sit up front? i havent listened to music -- thats all i care about. i got to take [ bleep ]. >> you can have the whole long, man. >> whoa, whoa. theres ice on the ground. i dont feel comfortable in the car. id like to say ...

At you. just keep god in your heart and things will get better. they will. maybe not the way you want, but better. im so glad i had you. youre very important in my life. its good to hear [ bleep ] like this. this remind me that people out there care. theyre still thinking about me. theyre still just keeping me in their heart. i dont know if this prisons gonna eat me alive. if im going to end up -- if this prisons gonna be the death of me. >> while hall faces many more years in prison, ray slagle...

That has gone this long without holding any sort of press conference. he has done a few interviews, mostly with very supportive and friendly outlets but really hasnt taken questions from the press in a general sense at all. that hasnt happened since i have been alive. >> during the primaries basically up to the general election was i am who i am, i have nothing to hide and im going to be totally transparent. thats part of draining the swamp, right, is transparency. so it is concerning but its al...

Supposed to end like this. >> she took me by the hand and said, sugar and charlie have been murdered. >> the former church deacon and his wife. who on earth would want them dead? >> it doesnt make sense. they were loved by everyone. >> everyone maybe, but their daughter who admitted to a bitter simmering dispute. >> its been a long, like, family feud. >> needed the stepfather and mom dead to get the property back. >> pointed to the boyfriend as an accomplice he was there. >> was he? >> no hair, ...

>> even in the public mind? >> oh, they did. but truly at that time, law enforcement knew that he was physically in augusta. >> rather, humphries focused on the evidence coming from the parker crime scene. he quickly came to believe this was more than just a bungled home invasion. >> it was apparent that nothing had been taken, or at least nothing that you would suspect to be taken in a burglary. >> humphries thought back to some curious statements bambi had made in her interview with police whe...

"september" on the piano and neil singing this. then at the table with us back on october 18th, at their round table, my father began to quietly sing and sang the whole song to us, to my mother and my wife and i because we happened to be sitting there with him. but it felt like he was really singing this to everybody in his life that he cared about. and this is what he sang to us -- though its a long, long while from may to december, but the days grow short. when you reach september. when the au...

Chris, i will start with you. i have to say, what began with a stunning announcement that the fbi was in synch with the cia, that comes out literally minutes and we know what the news is going to be. this is going to be straight forward and it was like nope. i was a different president. >> your opening and what i published five minutes before i came here is virtually the same thing. given the fact that it now seems clear not only that russia was behind this hack, but also it was clearly intended...

Servers. he said he was saying so jokingly. no modern president has ever gone this long without taking questions from reporters in such a setting after winning a white house. bringing in maggie haberman and phillip baum, political reporter for the "washington post." thank you both for being here. maggie, do you think its possible that president-elect trump, president trump, will never do a press conference? newt gingrich has suggested that thats what he thinks should happen. >> i think any assum...

This church wants his own life spared to be able to serving a life sentence without parol. but the thing is, the mental health is no longer really an issue. we look at this case and say obviously this man is insane to have committed this type of crime, but legally speaking he is competent to stand trial and even had evaluations to suggest that is actually the case. but remember, death penalty cases, especially at the federal level, are, in fact, very rare to bring and even when you actually do g...