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Appeared to be stalking sherry, yet sherry never mentioned the womans name to her parents. instead, she told them not to worry. >> she told me, i want to see if i cant work this out myself. >> that conversation happened during a dinner celebrating sherrys 29th birthday. after ward her parents took sherry to the airport. >> as she walked away she turned and gave me a big smile and ive relived that smile for years. >> less than three weeks later, sherry laid dead. they insist that early in the inv...

Armed. >> i would about think so. >> what about with a woman? >> i think she would have taken on a woman. >> wed really like to know what happened. >> sherrys parents never thought it was a burglary. they knew sherry had strange encounters, one as she dined at a restaurant and thought a woman was watching her. >> she said, she has eyes that can see right through you. >> scary eyes. >> there was also a run-in at the hospital where sherry worked. >> she went to sherrys office and said that if she ...

>> in the lab report it indicated that the suspect that had bitten sherry during the struggle was actually a female. >> a woman not two male burglars as the original detectives had suspected. but it would take a few more years to understand what that crucial dna test result meant. it was now 2009 and the case was cold once again. 23 years it sat with no apparent leads, no suspects, and no answers for the family. then came that monday after the super bowl super bowl when the detective began kicki...

>> this was no accident. >> yolanda is a retired crime scene investigator and was a consultant to "dateline." >> shots fired at very close range. >> shes reviewed court records and media reports on this case. we return with her to the actual apartment where sherry was found murdered to try to understand what happened. police think maybe the killer just walked in the open front door. >> they didnt find any forced entry, so yes, theyre assuming that the killer just walked right in. >> and right he...

The sample. >> the vial was protruding, rather than being inside the envelope and sealed. in order to protect the integrity of the evidence. you cant rely on the scientific results. >> he also said that hair, blood and fingerprints found at the crime scene did not come from lazarus. as for the weapon that filed the fatal shot, he insisted there were several other types of guns besides stefanies that could have fired those bullets. and as to motive, the defense argued there was no evidence that s...

Here, starting the tradition among my set that cooking work was noble toil. at that point i never intended a career as a chef. >> john: its great to be a cook. >> anthony: i was getting to that. yes. >> server: this is homemade portuguese kale soup, made on the premises. >> anthony: its been a long time, thank you. >> server: enjoy. >> anthony: portuguese soup, a p-town version the azorean caldo verde and just what i remembered. kale, fiery red chorizo, linguica, kidney beans, potatoes. oh, i mi...

>> juan: what a day for mariano rivera, the former yankees pitcher when a spot in the hall of fame and on top there was this sherry. >> i have another piece of news. [cheers and applause] >> juan: he was told he was the first person to be unanimously selected, were holiday was also selected. the first person since 1936. another trailblazer, edgar martinez, the first player who spent most of his career as a designated hitter then there is my favorite, the former oriole, a hero to me and my kids. ...

But could dawns version be believed, that she had nothing to do with it? heres what dawns mother, sherry, thought. >> i can see her sitting there saying, god, i wish he was dead. >> yeah. >> i can see james going, you want me to go kill him for you and her going whatever? it was more of a disbelief than an affirmation. >> reporter: thats story dawn told, too, she did not want james to kill her ex-husband. >> do you want to talk about this case? >> you know i do. >> okay. >> reporter: it was now ...

5550 in february. if you look at the states most askts affected by the shutdown, which looked at things like federal employment, food stamps, and access to federal parks, half of the states voted for donald trump. so do the people in those states understand the shutdown as well as the president says they do? joining me now, vaughn hillyard. what are you hearing out there? >> reporter: yeah, good afternoon, katy. essentially what you have across the country is the likes of sherry, an epa pesticid...

800,000 americans like themselves as a consequence of this immigration debate that is taking place on capitol hill. i mentioned sherry. she has two sons, 14 years old, evan. he has autism. then she has a 12-year-old son as well who suffers from stress induced seizures. i want to introduce sherry to you and let her present her take on whats happening in washington. >> he does not live in this world. he claims to understand this. no, he does not. im sorry. hes got more money than he knows what to ...