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>> share birthdays. >> this was for them. >> happy new year! >> even got together for a month of -- >> but what these grainy home videos show is what is yet to come, which is murder, conspiracy. one branch of the family against the other. a game so twisted, quite so clever, that crafting a trap to catch the plotters just might be impossible. slits to begin with,, it was 1998. shakespearean love won the oscar. monica lewinsky was freshly famous. it was a school to learn august night, hottest of the year. when cheryl's deanda got a call from her dad. jack jesse. >> i was getting ready for bed. and my phone rings. and it's my dad on the phone. >> what time of this? >> 20 after nine. >> he was worried about his wife, sandra. she was missing. >> what did you think that
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among the first was his vice president mike pence. >> i think whoever wrote this anonymous editorial should be ashamed as well. sknn who would write an anonymous editorial smearing this president who has provided extraordinary leadership for this country should not be working for this administration. they ought to do the honorable thing and resign. >> this op-ed caps off what one of our analysts calls a month of, quote, sustained mental assault on president trump. bombshell tell-all bob woodward book.
would be the stereo ttypical person that goes through all this kind of stuff. and i wanted to make something of myself. my mom never went to college so i went to college and got a master's degree. it's one of those things that i don't want people to tell me i can't accomplish things and do things because they think i'm going to allow everything that's happened affect my whole life. >> brooks finally struggled through college, took an army rotc commission, then went to law school and got married. but again and again, both put their lives on hold to unpack their awful memories for trials and appeals and parole and clemency hearings, for glen ake and stephen hatch. how many times did you have to testify? >> i think it was a total of nine. >> what did it do to you? >> as soon as i would hear that i was going to need to go testify again, you know, my mind would go to that place. and it would just -- it was a month of -- or however long,
rotc commission, then went to law school and got married. but again and again, both put their lives on hold to unpack their awful memories for trials and appeals and parole and clemency hearings, for glen ake and stephen hatch. how many times did you have to testify? >> i think it was a total of nine. >> what did it do to you? >> as soon as i would hear that i was going to need to go testify again, you know, my mind would go to that place. and it would just -- it was a month of -- or however long, leading up to it, and the apprehension and the fear. just plain old fear. >> in 1990, 11 years after the murders, just out of law school, just about broke, frankly, with a marriage headed south, brooks decided almost on a whim to run
>> as soon as i would hear that i was going to need to go testify again, you know, my mind would go to that place. and it would just -- it was a month of -- or however long, leading up to it, and the apprehension and the fear. just plain old fear. >> in 1990, 11 years after the murders, just out of law school, just about broke, frankly, with a marriage headed south, brooks decided almost on a whim to run for the oklahoma state senate. was it that frustration with the system that made you decide to go and if finish your law degree and get into sflix. >> i remember feel -- into politics? >> i remember feeling helpless and looking for what are ways that i can begin to gain a little bit of control over what's happening to me. >> didn't this seem absolutely ludicrous to you? >> i think i was just sort of -- really oblivious --
northern illinois to indiana. after slamming the planes and the midwest the storm will move on into the appalachians, mid atlantic and new england regions and then it is ground hog day in new york! this is now the snowiest january since the national weather service started keeping track back in 1969! and it could end up being the snowiest month of. so far the january total stands at 36 inches, 8.6 more than in 19:25 o'clock -- 1925, the previous record holder. here in new york we've gotten enough snow this month to fill cowboys stadium, the site of the super bowl this weekend, 240 times! the national weather service also noted this was already the sixth snowiest winter on record with the total of 56.5 inches, the snowiest was in 1995, '96, with 75.6 inches, and with these big snow totals comes mounting costs. cities on the east coast have gone way overbudget on snow removal, new jersey has