zip tied my legs, duct taped my hair. there s no words. i m sitting there just, hysterical. it s terrifying. reporter: she thought he was mr. right. a confidence harmful surgeon until the good doctor seemed to turn sinister. he had put his hands over my head and said, go ahead and try and leave. i didn t know where else to go. she just wroebg down. , she just sits down. unravel not just one murder scheme but two. so tphoul you have a man and a woman who both want their x euz. it was just unreal. i didn t think this was happening. these detectives had a plan and you were a big part of it. oh my god. it s just it s the worse it he ll hroel wepb tom nothing was at it seemed. to understand how a nice looking couple ended up at the table talking to two people they thought were hit men, we need to go back to the beginning when megan varacas had just met a charming dr. named leon jacob. here s wrists in tábgs tápbgs. in the binning. she was giddy, charmed. i do
carter has sadly died. she was 96 years old. she was widely credited for expanding the role of first lady to an open partner both in policy and international travel. becoming a trusted advisor even in an era where the press would call her, solely mrs. carter. and president biden said time and time again during the four decades of our friendship, through rigors of campaign, we always felt the hope and optimism of rosalynn carter. she will always be in our heart. joining us by phone is washington and foreign affairs correspondent andrea mitchell. it s great to have you with us. i m sorry it has to be on such a sad occasion. i know we have had an opportunity to interview rosalynn carter as well as jimmy carter on a multiple of occasions. talk to us about her before the white house, during the white house and after the white house. thank you for this opportunity to celebrate a life of service and love. great compassion, great love for humanity after the white house waged what t
of the senate. now he s speaking as president of the united states and he s the guy who is on record as being responsible for our national security and i think that he has, you know, an obligation to protect us and he feels this is necessary. and he s got the legal right to do it, martha. i mean he can legally do it and it s an extension of a policy that was put in place under president bush. i don t think that there is question when you look at this thaeup it s a different position being taken by the same guy. martha: which we do see between candidates and folks when they become president. it does change the dynamic. here is my question for you mary kathrine. you look hat the scandals we ve gone through over the past several weeks and we haven t heard about them much from the president. is this a case where the president needs to come out and say, you know what i felt very differently about this when i was a senator and now i see the realities on the ground. if he does that he ll have