yeah, yeah, i did that. did you create the name wendy smith? yeah, i did. a background check revealed daphne wright has been involved in a public altercation with darlene vandergiesen just five days before she disappeared. darlene was having dinner with sally forward who was daphne wright s former lover. they had had an argument that the police had to be called to and she had be the escorted off the property. daphne wright told the police that she was jealous. she told police that she thought darlene was destroying her relationship with her lover. but by all accounts darlene and sally ford were nothing more than casual friends. darlene and this woman did not have a lesbian relationship. and, in fact, darlene was not a lesbian. darlene told friends she had patched things up with daphne
later, she tried to hide the evidence with paint. but it wasn t nearly enough. there was this virtual mountain of evidence of the defendant s guilt. those e-mails and what the e-mails showed us pointed us right to daphne wright. daphne s motivation was one that has been throughout the ages in a homicide, jealousy. the tragedy is, that darlene had no romantic interest in daphne s ex-girlfriend, sally ford. darlene was not interested in that. darlene was not a lesbian person. darlene and sally did not have that kind of relationship. daphne wright was charged with first-degree murder and become the first woman in south dakota history to face a possible death sentence. i would have to describe daphne wright as just a cold-blooded murder. to be able to do dismember a
but he was key to troop morrow. he felt that very strongly. he would organize the other officers wives and they would cook for the soldiers. they would sew for the soldiers, nurse the soldiers, put on entertainment for the soldiers. during the war, washington s genius was keeping the army together. washington would say he could not have done it without martha. he begged her to come to camp every year. so that she could work with the troops. and the troops adored her. as we continue our conversation on first ladies, leslie stall, cokie roberts, and akil reed-amar. 9:00 eastern on c-span. during this week s question time, david cameron defended his government s proposed spending plan. after, chancellor george osborne announced a opposed 11.5 billion pounds in cuts and outlined the government spending plans for 2015-2016. this is about 35 minutes. questions for the prime minister. gordon henderson. minister, thank you, mr. speaker. meetingsing, i had with my colleagues a
bad. what s done is done, and i would not change anything because i have three beautiful granddaughters who are 6, 10, and 13. i m fearful that if i went back and changed any minor thing, i might not have them. 135 missions in the space shuttle. yes, sir. $200 billion. 30 years. was it worth it? it was worth every dime. as a matter of fact, let me start with what i think shuttle did for the nation over its incredible 30 years that no one will think about unless someone tells them. the technical world in which i live is very non-diverse. there are not a lot of people who look like me. in fact, in the history of the space shuttle program, there are only two pilots of african-american desent in 30 years. there are a lot of different reasons for it. some of which we are not proud of. i think we didn t work hard enough. the shuttle brought diversity to an incredibly technical program. .t allows people of all walks we have had a farm worker, we have had school teachers, we
remains the weakest from any recovery since the great depression of the 1930s that is a precise state of the state of this recovery. 8.3% is the unemployment rate. it did not decline anymore. that is not a good rate at this stage of the recovery. i have one more item for you, martha. that is the debt situation. february, a record deficit, $229 billion. never been higher than that in any month ever. 229 billion in that one month. now that means that we re going to have to probably borrow more money, raise the debt ceiling before the november election. that is politically very, very important. so it is a modest recovery. we re running deeper and deeper into debt. those are the headlines on the economic front this morning. martha: stuart, we ll be chewing over that a lot this morning. thank you so much, stuart varney of the fox business network. we ll see you soon. gregg: let s put this in some context here. the jobless rate has exceeded 8% for 30 straight months. that is the lo