reporter: tammy moorer was sentenced to 30 years. she is appealing. her husband sidney was jailed in 2017 convicted of obstruction of justice for lying to police during the investigation. and the state wasn t done with sidney moorer. in 2017 the state re-tried him on those prosecution charges. this time he was convicted. as for debbi and terry, they re in the same place they ve been for the last five years. living with the hope that one day they ll get answers about what happened to heather, the young woman who had so many years ahead of her. and what would you say to heather? if i could talk to her right now? if that little sliver of hope is still out there? i m gonna bring you home. somehow, some way, i m bringin you home. we ve said it every time. you know, we re not giving up. never gonna give up. doesn t matter what it takes. everything else takes a back seat. it really does.
well, those those children sitting behind their mom. yeah. reporter: i m sorry. i have lived firsthand a family getting torn apart. and i wouldn t wish that on anybody. reporter: tammy moorer was sentenced to 30 years per count to be served concurrently. she is appealing. her husband sidney was jailed last year convicted of obstruction of justice for lying to police during the investigation. and the state may not be done with sidney moorer. prosecutors retried him on those kidnapping charges. as for debbi and terry, they re in the same place they ve been since their daughter went missing. living with the hope that one day they ll get answers about what happened to heather, the young woman who had so many years ahead of her. and what would you say to heather if that little sliver of if i could talk to her right now? reporter: if that little sliver of hope is still out there? i m gonna bring you home. somehow, some way, i m bringin you home. we ve said it every tim
challenges that women and girls face. listen to these moments from last night s event. i m tina brown and i want to welcome you to the third annual women in the world summit. [ applause ] people say there s not enough qualified women, and that is one of the biggest things i ve heard. for all the dark turns in recent days, there has been one piece of good news. last week, dr. abdi was nominated fnominat nominatnominat nominated for the nobel peace price. i know that justice needs to be demanded and it can come from anyone, even a teenager like myself. some of us have benefitted from enlightened men in our lives. one such, my late husband sidney. bought newsweek two years ago to save it. and indeed one of the cohosts