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>> the driver -- who looks just like steven mcdowell -- does something odd. rather than pump gas, he instead walks towards the motel 6. >> and appears to be lookin' at his wife's ditched -- ditched car. >> investigators were now certain mcdowell was the one who ditched crystal's car and did so with the expectation it would conveniently disappear. >> and the thought balloon, "nobody stole it yet"? >> and i think that's exactly what went through his head. "oh [ bleep}, the car's still here." >> but now they had a puzzle to solve. if mcdowell was acting alone once he left the car, he would have b...

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35i parents all week. when they hear the governor talking about parent choice, they're worried he's taking their choices away by not letting their elected school board make decisions about what's safe for their schools. over in georgia, parents in the state's second biggest school district cobb county are pulling their children out because of lax covid protocols. unlike most metro atlanta school districts cobb county is not requiring masks inside schools. ryan, parents who want masks for safety are about to hold a protest. what are you seeing now? >> reporter: they are if this weather holds ...

England and scotland faced off in london and the match ended in a scoreless draw. but as darren lewis reports, the scottish players are being celebrated for the heart they showed. >> the 100th competitive meeting between england and scotland, turned out to be a landmark occasion here at wembley. for scotland, the men were simply outstanding with a performance full of spirit. relief and commitment to hold england to a point. and give themselves a real chance at qualifying for the knockdown stages. star men were chelsea's gillmore, and liverpool andy robertson and south hampton adams, here in th...

A look back at the most overlooked song from every rock album by Paul McCartney.