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The 98-year-old Korean War veteran says his beloved wife is “the best cup of tea I ever had."

The bodies of two young Colorado girls whose father pleaded on TV news for their safe return were found inside “mostly full” oil and gas tanks, according to law enforcement sources. Several high-ranking sources close to the investigation told KMGH they believe Christopher Watts, 33, placed the bodies of his daughters, 4-year-old Bella and 3-year-old Celeste, in the containers owned by his former employer, Anadarko Petroleum, to mask the smell of decomposition from passers-by. Police in Frederick, about 30 miles north of Denver, announced Thursday that evidence technicians from its department and the Colorado Bureau of Investigation found two bodies that investigators strongly believe are Bella and Celeste. Police officials declined to elaborate on where the girls’ bodies were found, but said they were discovered “in close proximity” to the other body that investigators believe is Watts’ pregnant wife, Shanann, who was reported missing Monday along with the couple’s two daughters.

Several of Lomas's friends have been posting about his death on Facebook.

Morgan Miller Shares Photo of Daughters Final Moments

Taylor Smith, the 18-year-old girl now notorious for pushing her friend off a bridge into the water 60 feet below, spoke on Good Morning America Friday to express her contrition. “She wanted to jump and she was scared and she had asked me to give her a push, and I didn't think about the consequences,” Smith said during the interview about the incident in Washington state on Aug. 7. “I thought she would be fine.” Sixteen-year-old Jordan Holgerson was not fine, however: After plummeting and belly-flopping into the water, she suffered “five broken ribs, a bruised esophagus, and an injured trachea.

A legendary Ford Mustang that many thought was destroyed 50 years ago has been discovered rotting away in a Texas field. Affectionately called Little Red, the 1967 model was an experimental car that Ford loaned to Carrol Shelby to use as a test bed for the development of performance parts. Little Red and a later car, unofficially known as the Green Hornet, were the only two Shelby GT 500 notchback coupes of their era, each sporting a snazzy vinyl roof. Little Red was primarily configured with a supercharged 428 V8 and 3-speed automatic transmission, while the Green Hornet was fitted with a prototype independent rear suspension that never made it into production, but remains on the car today.

The furniture Melania Trump chose for the White House was replaced with glitzier items preferred by her husband, Donald Trump, it has been claimed in a new profile of the first lady. The profile, published by the New York Times, tells that Mr Trump overruled his wife on the elegant and modern furniture she selected for their new home in favour of a more lavish interior design scheme.  The 48-year-old Slovenian was portrayed as a woman with a steely core, however, who does at times choose to overrule her husband.  It also reported that Mr Trump suggested she not mount her kids' campaign against cyberbullying, saying she would likely be mocked because he frequently abuses people on Twitter, but she dismissed his concerns. When she became the highest-ranking White House official to visit the US-Mexico border, in the midst of outrage at a policy of separating immigrant children from their parents, she wore a jacket emblazoned with the phrase “I really don't care, do u?” to silence her critics inside and outside the Trump orbit, the paper reported. Melania Trump in her "I REALLY DON'T CARE DO U?" jacket, on June 21 Credit: Reuters The paper reported that Mrs Trump and her husband maintain separate bedrooms inside the White House and when travelling, and said that she spends much of her time in the East Wing of the building, keeping up with her Pilates schedule and tending to their 12-year-old son, Barron. Constant rumours that Mrs Trump lives in a different house, near Barron’s school in Maryland, are repeatedly denied. Mrs Trump has few friends in Washington DC, and her staff is small - 10 people, compared with more than 25 who worked for Michelle Obama or Laura Bush. She returns to New York around once a month to visit her sister and hair stylist, and see her friends - who she reportedly stays in touch with via emoji-heavy text messages. Melania Trump and the rise of 'Republican chic' “She is a woman of grit, never afraid to speak her mind,” said Karen LeFrak, wife of a New York property developer and one of Mrs Trump’s friends.  “As a friend, I’ve seen how she handles her role as first lady with the same finesse and care as she uses in her friendships - always quality over quantity.” Another of her allies, Thomas Barrack, a friend of her husband, said the president respects her. “He listens to her more intently than anyone and respects her advice and counsel not only because she is his wife, but because her loyalty, grace, trust, elegance under fire, intellect and instincts are time tested and proven,” he said. Melania Trump Credit: TASS The paper spoke to several “friends and aides of the Trumps” who said that their relationship was unchanged by the move to Washington. A Palm Beach friend said Mrs Trump “entered the relationship with Mr Trump with her eyes open, and has weathered 13 years of scandal-plagued marriage and a rocky transition into the White House primarily for the benefit of keeping life stable for their son.” The president’s allies, the paper claimed, say he remains concerned about her reaction whenever headlines about his affairs emerge, and he has told friends he feels guilty about the criticism she has faced. A former White House official told the paper that Mr and Mrs Trump give the impression that they like one another, but their rapport is not particularly warm.  Another person said Mrs Trump was far more relaxed outside the presence of her husband than when he was around. Her spokeswoman, Stephanie Grisham, defended the Be Best cyber bullying initiative. Donald and Melania Trump Credit: AFP “It is exactly what she wants it to be, and has been a success,” said Ms Grisham said.  “We look forward to continued success in her mission of helping children.” She added that Mrs Trump “is staying true to the independent woman that she is by doing things her own way.  “This should be celebrated, not criticised. Her priorities remain her family, her personal health and her role as first lady.” She said that Mrs Trump was entirely happy with her husband’s furniture.  “They both chose the décor,” she said.