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A huge moment in his time as secretary of state, for better or for worse and i did like the dynamics better in person. it needs to be treated with respect especially since we lost american lives, 13, and 18 wounded. but it felt like a bipartisan shellacking to me. it felt like yesterday was longer time limits. and i think that that's something that the biden administration is prepared for. they know what the polling looks like on this and they're going to show up and they're going to take it. >> dana: katie one of the things that frustrated some of the people working behind the scenes, these p...

Taken a shower, if i would have done something else, she wouldn't have been in that situation. >> of course, no one could have known then that it would end up like this. . >> police department. >> i need to report a runaway. my daughter is missing. >> her daughter was annie grace kasprzak. although when veronica met her, she wasn't a kasprzak at all. . >> she wasn't even her dauts daughter. she was a client. >> she'd been through abuse, she had a hard time trusting other people. . >> back in 2005, veronica was a case worker for the university's division of children and family services. her job...

Home to foster home before she was adopted by her case worker veronica. annie's life finally seemed to be turning around. then in 2012, annie, just 15, was found murdered, her body floating in the jordan river. >> there was never a second that your mind didn't go to, this is not what was supposed to happen. >> an eyewitness said she saw daniel ferry assault a girl the night annie was killed. that witness also said the girl had shown up with l.j., whom police could never find. but in the course of their investigation of ferry, detectives learned something interesting. and you had another l.j. i...

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Tina Phelan, information and advice manager at Wirral Mencap and Colin, who has enjoyed the online activities during lockdown. A WIRRAL charity for people with learning disabilities can now develop services further after a National Lottery boost. Payable over four years, the £397,709 will help Wirral Mencap reach many more people in the communities it serves than ever before. It will also help fund two full-time posts within the Birkenhead-based charity; the current Information and Advice Manager Tina Phelan and a new case worker, both of whom will work alongside volunteers, who will r...