alford plea, to civilians, to laymen, has a very sketchy kind of feel to it. a crack at trying to explain what an alford plea is? sure. it basically is when somebody says, i'm willing to say that you have lots of information. and i'm going to plead guilty, but i'm not going to say i actually did anything wrong. and i say, huh? right. and then i turned around and say, how's this go again? so he's going to take responsibility without saying he did it. dennis murphy (voiceover): the state's attorney signed off, and the trial judge accepted sirius underwood's alford plea. sirius was sentenced to life with the possibility of parole after 38 years. josh daniels got life with a possibility of parole after 28 years-- not enough time for some of brandy's loved ones. dennis murphy: so where do we stand now? they've both been dealt with, huh? yeah, i guess. your opinion, do you think they both got off easy? yes, they did. they're still breathing. she's not. dennis murphy (voiceover): josh and sirius are serving their sentences in separate maximum security prisons. brandy

sprinterjulian alford brought home st lucia's first gold medal. she raced in the 100 metre final.rd. american track star sha'carri richardson secured the silver, and bronze was claimed by fellow team usa athlete melissa jefferson. earlier, american gymnast simone biles came first in the women's vault, collecting her third gold medal of the 2024 games. the algerian boxer beat her hungarian opponent in the quarterfinals. she is guaranteed at least a bronze. i spoke to the senior writer for the athletic, matthew futterman. there was so much action today. i want to start off at the swimming pool, the usa's katie ledecky entering the history books. a pretty incredible thing, just the longevity. she started when she was just a teenager, and sort i think she was about 15 years old. she won this event, the 800 metres for the first time, in london. at the time, it was, who is this girl? she came out of nowhere and upset the british champion. now, she has becomejust about the greatest female 0lympian out there. certainly the greatest female swimmer. who has ever competed at this level. the

sprinterjulian alford brought home st lucia's first medal. she raced in the 100 metre final.rd. american track star sha'carri richardson secured the silver, and bronze was claimed by fellow team usa athlete melissa jefferson. earlier, american gymnast simone biles came first in the women's vault, collecting her third gold medal of the 2024 games. the algerian boxer beat her hungarian opponent in the quarterfinals. she is guaranteed at least a bronze. i spoke to the senior writer for the athletic. there was so much action today. i want to start off at the swimming pool, the usa's katie ledecky entering the history books. a pretty incredible thing, just the longevity. she started when she was just a teenager, and sort of a young teenager. i think she was about 15 years old. she won this event, the 800 metres for the first time, in london. at the time, it was, who is this girl? she came out of nowhere and upset the british champion. now, she has becomejust that the greatest female 0lympian out there. certainly the greatest female swimmer. who has ever competed at this level. the

sprinterjulian alford brought home st lucia's first medal. she raced in the 100 metre final.record. american track star sha'carri richardson secured the silver, and bronze was claimed by fellow team usa athlete melissa jefferson. earlier, american gymnast simone biles came first in the women's vault, collecting her third gold medal of the 2024 games. the algerian boxer beat her hungarian opponent in the quarterfinals. she is guaranteed at least a bronze. i spoke to the senior writer for the athletic. there was so much action today. i want to start off at the swimming pool, the usa's katie ledecky entering the history books. a pretty incredible thing, just the longevity. she started when she was just a teenager, and sort of a young teenager. i think she was about 15 years old. she won this event, the 800 metres for the first time, in london. at the time, it was, who is this girl? she came out of nowhere and upset the british champion. now, she has becomejust about the greatest female 0lympian out there. certainly the greatest female swimmer. who has ever competed at this level

sprinterjulian alford brought home st lucia's first medal. she rest in the 100 metre final.ican track star sha'carri richardson secured the silver, and bronze was claimed by fellow team usa athlete melissa jefferson. earlier, american gymnast simone biles came first in the women's vault, collecting her third gold medal of the 2024 games. the algerian boxer beat her hungarian opponent in the quarterfinals. she is guaranteed at least a bronze. i spoke to the senior writerfor bronze. i spoke to the senior writer for the athletic. there was so much action today. i want to start off at the swimming pool, the usa's katie ledecky entering the history books. a pretty incredible thing, just the longevity. she started when she wasjust a teenager, and sort of a young teenager. i think she was about 15 years old. she won this event, the 800 metres for the first time, in london. at the time, it was, who is this girl? she came out of nowhere and upset the british champion. now, she has becomejust that the greatest female 0lympian out there. certainly the greatest female swimmer. who has e

i st. lucia's 1st ever medalist out of games. alford breeze convincing lead to the gold medal crossing the finish line and 10.72 seconds. leaving heavy favored american shall carry richardson well behind. and 2nd prize us gymnast simone biles dominated the women's bold finald to win her 3rd gold medal at these games bile scored 15.7 on her, your chunk of double pipe to beat out her becca and raji of brazil, and claim her 7th ever olympic gold and you are up to date has stay with us as there is more sports in just a moment. sports life is next. with a deep dive into the double life of an ethnic, vic asinique in mexico. i was plenty more news and information on our website of the com and even the following social media for me and the team here. thanks for watching the get ready for an exciting auburn toyota to look surprised. hi, i wish up. and i'm ready to dive into the hands of human to you. have you have a window of quote on that. we've got a spot on the on expected side, so slight phenomena. susie is concerned about his eyes on his hostetter. if you do see whatnot fighting st history

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was back on the track in the heats of the 200 meters alford. let's up this down. the problem is by pacing favorites for carry richardson so instantly, just us ever olympic gold medal inside of the metal. as you say, safely through to the semi finals, it's a 200 meters by winning height and could be on to assess sprint double video since jamaica is elaine pumps inherent in 2016. while the tiny carb united of solution has a population of just 180000 people and it's usually 9 for representing the west indies . and crickets alford is delighted to put some nation on the back on us who has been in boss of the for my country. know, many persons know about some of the show. sometimes i think i'd be on the road by the way. and they asked me where i'm from just hey my asking me for citizenship. and i thing now being a little bit challenging. and so people are going to be searching for some reason. now i'm just, i just to, to, on the, to this with, you know, my country's me, i'm a customer to us and just be an impass of the for them. and i'm sure they set

in the women's 100 meters, julian alford was back on the track in the heat of the 200 meters alford. let's up the said the phones by beating favorites. shikari richardson. so when st. lucia's 1st is a and then pick middle on says today she's made a way to the semi finals of the 200 meters by winning her heat and could be on for the 1st space. double since to make is elaine thompson here in 2016. and what the time it can be in the same place as a population of just 180000 people. and it's usually known for contribution towards the wasting these inc crickets alford, is delighted to put a nation on the map on us who just been in boss of the for my country. many this is know about 7, lucia. sometimes i think i'll be on the road by the way, and they asked me where i'm from. just say my asking the person should i thing now being a little bit challenging and so people are going to be searching for some reason. now i'm just, i just do so on the to this with, you know, my country's me, i'm a customer to us and just be an impossible for them. and i'm sure they set up with you right now. i'm ju

i lana. gillian alford of st . lucia has won the women's 100 meters split into the power. so lympics between the 3 year old secured victory with a ton of painting point 72 seconds. she's stunned. we'll champ in chicago. you richardson in the process. the american who missed the tow to gain seems with drugs violation, taking silver as the alford. they're trying to make, so the 1st person from who country to win and, and then pick tie, so many one i think many would have expected to see in that final is to to i'm champion shelly and phrase a price that you're making pulled out before her semi final, no immediate reason was given for her absence. us main sprint and no, a lyles racing. elaine 6 here is one of the favorites to win the means one underneath is the raining will champ and qualified for the semi finals coming. secondly, the seat behind great persons living in scripts, simone biles has added another gold medal to whom press of olympic games collection on saturday. the decorated american helped us out to 1st place in the women's vault files has now taken her whole car

and now to the latest from the parents olympics, julian alford flew to the olympic women's 100 meter title in paris to make history as it st. lucia's 1st effort metal lift at a gains offered breeze, convincing way to the gold medal crossing the finish line in a tenant point 72 seconds, leaving heavy favorite american shock to carry. richards and well behind in 2nd place. while millions of people have made the trip to paris to witness the olympic games of clothes, but our locals reacting to olympic fever and how different is the french capital. now. our correspondent lisa lewis has lived in paris for the past 20 years, and she has more now. this couple has come from the southern city of tools to see the games and powers this new temporary landmark. the hot air balloon symbolizes field and pick fire. and the historic to really gardens the new installation rise to fame during the games opening ceremony. the ceremony was so beautiful. we instantly tried to get tickets to see the balloon from up close. material i know is the design of the balloon and the on the big torches, which bolt the

for victory seals, the 1st ever metal for alger, yet in women's boxing on the athletics track, julian alford stormed to the olympic women's, 100 meter title to make history at st. ju lucia's 1st ever. metal is at the games. offered greece convincingly to the gold medal crossing the finish line in 10.72 seconds, leaving heavy favorite americans recovery richardson well behind in 2nd place. well, as the schumann sports world gathers in paris for the olympics, the dog world has seized the moment for a little sport of its own. the world surfing dog championship you heard that right . took over a pacific, a state beach south of san francisco. dog lovers gathered to watch the doorbell, k nines ride the waves. event aims to raise money for animal charities, and perhaps to match new owners for lonely punches. up for adoption, a will ended their stay with us choices, looks at the personal and social risk of dressing in drag in daily. unlike a low coop. more news at the beginning of the next step, the on the long voyage through the ocean and the home deck well with the cost for a long time, they had t

the 100 metre champion, julian alford is into the 200 metres final later on tuesday, great britain'salso through the usa's abby thomas, she set the fastest time in the semis. the day after winning the men's100 metres, noah lyles booked his place and wednesday's semi finals of the 200. he comfortably won his heat. we've had the first day of the track cycling competition — just one gold on offer and that was always going to be great britain's in the women's team sprint, emma finucane, katy marchant and sophie capewell broke the world record in each of their three races, and they beat new zealand in the gold medal race by half a second. the kiwis had also broken the world record in the first round, it's the first time great britain have competed in the event since 2012 — and the first time they have won gold simone biles failed to sign off from the games with another gold. the american took silver on floor and and finished out of the medals on the beam. here's our sports correspondent katie gornall. she came into this competition today with this aura of invincibility around her after wi

trump 2016 deputy communications record brian land and so also natasha alford, senior correspondent for the grio and cnn political commentator, van jones. actually, jeff zeleny in the hall. i just want to get a read, jeff, of what it's like there with all those people in the crowds in general for this new ticket john, the campaign says this is the largest rally that they've had. it certainly seems like that to me there are thousands of people gathered at this airport hangar here spilling out onto the tarmac. and that is where vice president harris arrived tonight on air force two, using the powerful trappings of office. and those powerful images as well. she's stepped off air force two with minnesota governor tim walz to the adoring chance of their crowd. and now she is making her case here, why she believes the it's time to move forward now, talking to voters in this crowd, they are excited. there is no doubt enthusiasm is at a higher level than there certainly has. ben. >> and you can perhaps hear right now, the crowd is shan't is shouting, lock him up, lock him up. >> that of course

natasha alford, pole of a gala, scott jennings. thanks so much. still ahead. the hacking detected within both with both presidential campaigns and even a break-in at a trump campaign headquarters in virginia are the latest in both investigations. also a cnn investigation to what was supposed to be a high-tech farming startup, j.d vance wounds helped to fund the allegations of recalled nightmare conditions for workers, many of them were migrants before it failed meet two boys get some man finch it gives seats to females, and funding mitchell when did i call the filter? when i saw my gutters overflowing onto my porch, we filter as a permanent gutter solution. >> so you'd never have to worry about costly damage from clog gutters again easiest guy you can make colleague 3-3 lee filter today, what does it leave filter.com at mid mobile, we'd like to do the opposite of what big wireless does they charge you a lot. we charge you a little they put their names on arenas. >> we put hours on my lower back so naturally, when they announced they'd be raising their prices d

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trump 2016 deputy communications director bryan lanza, also, natasha alford, senior correspondent for the grio and cnn political commentator, van jones. actually, jeff zeleny in the hall. i just want to get a read, jeff, of what it's like there with all those people in the crowds in general for this new ticket john, the campaign says this is the largest rally that they've had. it certainly seems like that to me there are thousands of people gathered at this airport hangar here spilling out onto the tarmac. and that is where vice president harris arrived tonight on air force two using the powerful trappings of office. and those powerful images as well. she's stepped off air force two with minnesota governor tim walz to the adoring chance so there are crowd and now she is making her case here, why she believes the it's time to move forward. now, talking to voters in this crowd, they are excited. there is no doubt enthusiasm is at a higher level than there certainly has been. and you can perhaps hear right now, the crowd is champ is shouting lock jim up, lock him up. >> that of course ha

of course, senior correspondent at the grio, natasha alford. thanks for being here all right so as we just saw, trump is at arlington national cemetery right now for the honoring of some of those killed on this anniversary. but i want to go back a little bit to the debate portion of things between he and kamala harris, which is scheduled for september 10, but a lot of the debate about the debate right now, at least from the harris side of things, is they want the mics to be hot the whole time. i guess my question to you is, what is the benefit to harris if the mics are hot the whole time? do you see he this has a good strategy it's interesting when we watched the last debate with donald trump and joe biden it was, it was painful at times to watch if felt as if there wasn't the sort of natural exchange that you would expect. >> i think there is some benefit when you are debating and you can see one candidates instant reaction to the other. and so the formality of it took away some of that excitement. >> it exposed against some weaknesses in both

hopeful sha'carri richardson took second in the 100-meter to julian alford of st.the first olympic medal ever for the tiny caribbean nation. lots of medals in play today. keir simmonds starts us off. >> reporter: tonight katie ledecky wrapping up her olympics with exclamation point, beating out her rival and winning gold in the 800-meter freestyle, tying the record for the most golds ever for a female olympian. >> to the one and only, katie ledecky. >> reporter: in an absolute nail biter, the u.s. pulled out gold in mixed 400 medley relay setting a world record. and simone biles, again nailing her signature vault, the yurchenko double pike and winning her third gold medal of the game. >> a league of her own. >> reporter: her teammate jade carey won bronze. >> final of the women -- >> reporter: on a rainy night at the track, sha'carri richardson sprinted 100 meters in just 10.87 seconds, but it wasn't enough for gold. >> alfred wins for that nation. >> reporter: instead it was alfred's night winning the first gold medal ever for st. lucia. >> it has been amazing rig

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dr. global alford leave without range. you can leave around a 100 palestinians on such day. gabrielle is on the as more from the united nations when it comes to gosh, the contradictions of what the united states says that the united nations versus what it does in washington was laid bare during an emergency security council meeting response to israel's attack on saturday. at a school or palestinian civilians were sheltering, killing nearly 100 of them. we more every civilians lost in this horrific incident. and in this conflict, at the very moment the meeting was taking place, news came that washington signed off on a new $20000000000.00 military sales deal with israel. the atmosphere in the council chamber was tense after these really a master claimed his country is the most more of the country in the world. you listen, but a senior representative and then personally attacked both the palestinian and algeria and representatives. algeria took the floor again. clearly says mean all fall i want to testify here that the 16000

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protected area of the harbor, because he lost an engine but is riding out the storm with his friend, brian alford feeling pretty confident, still optimistic and paying attention to what is going on. the waves in the harbor here. some of the sea walls are starting to get pretty deep. >> reporter: wow, that is not the place you want to be. our hearts go out to the crew of the pescador. it's going to get worse. and major, this storm may have the same name as the storm that came through puerto rico, but it has a different personality now. it is much stronger. >> major: ferocious indeed. dave malkoff, thank you. ernesto's impact is now being felt here at home with life-threatening rip currents from florida to new england. cbs's lonnie quinn is tracking all of it. lonnie, good evening. >> hi. i want to make that point very clear, major, this storm is not going to be making a landfall anywhere in the united states, but just like you said, it is churning up the oceans. big rip currents and big waves are what we are most concerned about. take a look at this map. i mean, we are talking anywhere from jupite

fishing boat in the harbor because he lost an engine but is riding out the storm with his friend, brian alford still optimistic and paying attention to what is going on. the waves in the harbor here. some of them are stirring to get pretty deep. >> reporter: wow, that is not the place you want to be peered our hearts go out to the crew of the pesdador. it's going to get worse. this store may have the same name as the storm that came through puerto rico, but it has a different personality now. it is much stronger. >> major: ferocious indeed. dave malkoff, thank you. ernesto's impact is now being felt here at home with life-threatening rip currents from florida to doing glint. cbs's lonnie quinn is tracking all of it. money good evening. >> i want to make that point very clear, major, this storm is knuckling to be making a landfall anywhere in the united states, but just like you said, it is churning up the ocean. big rip currents and big waves are what we are most concerned about. take a look at this map. we are talking anywhere from jupiter, florida, all the way up to portions of new england a

richardson, the american who missed the tokyo games are due to a drugs violation, taking silver and ask for alford her trials mixer, the 1st person from her country to win an olympic title. congratulations to her. now, simon simone biles rather has added another gold medal to her impressive olympic games collection on saturday. the decorated american helped herself to the 1st place in the women's vault and vials has now taken her overall career tale to 7 olympic gold medals with 10 metals overall. the 27 year old becomes the 2nd woman to win vault twice of a childhood spent in the atlas. mountains of morocco has prepared one olympian to take her sport and her country to new heights north slo, he's experienced guiding horses too hazardous to rain, ended with her breakthrough in the event in competition at paris, 2024 full rates met her in the fresh capital the little slow, we get some downtime with friends and family in paris. after making history on whole spot rock, i seized the 1st awfully from the middle east. don't know if i forget to compete in olympic venting. it was a dream come through. it'

and lloyd alford behind the camera doing his best in these tough conditions.loyd, look at that, if you show them just one of the pieces of aluminum and steel that may be in a compromised scenario if these winds continue as hard as they are right now. and so, the sun just came up we have had landfall. we have had debby be a depression. then a tropical storm affecting fort myers beach and all of clearwater beach in the tampa area. and now coming into here. we are going to continue to cover all of this and we will hopefully not have any catastrophic flooding. in this area though. the roads are starting to pool over and electrical outages are beginning to become abundant guys, back to you. i'm sorry i can't hear anything back there. >> steve: we can hear you loud and clear. stay safe out there, robert. thank you very much. >> ainsley: still ahead a look at kamala's record on policing as her campaign works to distance themselves from remarks like this one. >> is good reason for communities to descrus law enforcement. defund the police, the issue behind it is that w

lloyd alford behind the camera. the light came up here about 6 a.m. on the big island here in hilo, about 40,000 people. and you see the pacific ocean being churned up. there's a jetty in the distance that's stopping some of the large waves as lloyd turns the camera just to take a look at some of the atmosphere here, we're at a hotel that has a generator, and you see in the distance some of the palm trees. well, here's the thing. overnight it's been very difficult conditions here as the storm passed just to the south of the big island, pretty close, 45 to 50 miles on the southern tip of the big island. and it's trekking to the west. every single hawaiian island will have impacts. and overnight we had heavy precipitation and gusty winds in some areas to the south, where meteorologists and field producer jared maloney has been tracking the storm up to 14in or more here in hilo, we're approaching six inches and that will continue throughout the day. we'll get more throughout the day as these outer bands continue to com

what we call an alford plea. yeah. and that says i'm going to plead to this because i don't want to risk being executed. >> but i am going to agree to a life sentence that's serious is particularly if there is evidenced that was not presented in the court did not have that evidence before he was convicted of murder we will continue to follow all these cases. judge hatchett. thank you so much for helping us understand that. alright. thanks for coming in for having democrats outraged by the war in gaza, want a palestinian american to speak at the democratic national convention, at least they wanted someone to do that. my next guest drafted that speech, but never got to deliver it. was she's here next can you do this as early as your 40s? you may lose muscle and strength. protein supports muscle health in shear max process dean has a 30 grand blend of high-quality protein to feed muscles for up to seven hours. so take the challenge, insurer nutrition for strengthen energy mental health rules matter. >> but i'm uncontrolla

chicago, a richardson of the you're a site know shark of jackson of jamaica, perhaps a chance for julian alford to win another gold for some lucia pull race out is era . paris face kept the gone, has had her 5000 meters, silver metal, reinstated, after she was initially disqualified for obstructing another one or. and the canyon is already back on track and she targets more success in the 1500 meters. this is her event, the world record holder and to time defending olympic champion is safely through to the semi finals finishing force and heat. so look to become the 1st average winfrey . ambrose in that a great britain is keeley. hutchinson is the 800 meters olympic champion, a runner up in tokyo and in the world championships she made this one account. she saw the challenge of the p. o. p as seeking double ma. atanya is a world champion, mary moore. and the 2nd stage of no life is plugged free for the dream is underway . the 100 native champion, one has heat and 200 meters. all a bronze medal is in this event and tell you it is also amy part and a 10400 and meter release. 16000 kilometers away

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house communications director, alyssa farah griffin, and senior correspondent for the grio, natasha alford. >> great to have you all here. alyssa, you know, we've seen trump do this before, arrange a news conference when he doesn't like the way the news cycle is going. but he is very clearly trying to get it back now from, from harris, from her crowd sizes, from the momentum she's saying he was claiming there's only 1,500 people at her rally. it was closer to 15,000. what did you see in that press conference today? >> i mean, it was an absolute dumpster fire of a press conference. i don't know how you could frame it any other way. he does feel like the focus is not on him. she's getting a lot of attention and he's kind of getting into i alone can fix it mode. i don't think advisers would have told him that 90 minutes of ranting and raving and re-litigating the former election is a useful way to be campaigning. but he did what he's going to do. he hash out some of his greatest hits and i think that there is something to the fact that his last time he was in a battleground state was in georg

live at the table lee zeldin van jones natasha alford, and coleman hughes welcome to a special edition of newsnight. state of the race and good evening. >> i'm abby phillip here in new york. big day in american politics. let's get right to what you all are talking about at home. and that is tim walz the minnesota governor, debuted as the vice presidential nominee tonight in philadelphia. and much of the country met him for the very the first time and heard kamala harris tell his story of service members turned teacher, turned coach, turned congressman, turned governor, and now he's on the ticket in november tim walz was the kind of teacher and mentor that every child in america dreams of having that every kid deserve the time to coach because he's the kind of person who makes people feel like they belong. and then inspires them to dream big harris focused on her running mates, soft edges, but walz was there to throw some sharp elbows and donald trump the. >> mocks our laws he saw chaos and division and that's to say nothing of his record as president make no mistake violent crime was u

house communications director, alyssa farah griffin and senior correspondent for the grio, natasha alford. great to have you all here. alyssa we've seen in trump do this before, arrange a news conference when he doesn't like the way the news cycle is going. but he has very clearly trying to get it back now from harris, from her crowd sizes, from the momentum she's saying he was claiming there's only 1,500 people at her rally. it was closer to 15,000. what did you see in that press conference today? >> i mean, it was an absolute dumpster fire of a press conference. i don't know how you could frame it any other way. he does feel like the focus is not on him. she's getting a lot of attention and he's kind of getting into i alone can fix it mode. i don't think advisers would have told him that 90 minutes of ranting and raving and re-litigating the former election is a useful way to be campaigning but he did what he's going to do. he had shout some of his greatest hits and i think that there is something to the fact that his last time he was in a battleground state was in georgia. he went afte

. >> lee zeldin, van jones natasha alford, and coleman hughes welcome to a special edition of newsnight. state of the race and, good evening. >> i'm abby phillip here in new york. big day in american politics. let's get right to what you all are talking about at home. and that is tim walz of minnesota governor, debuted as the vice presidential nominee tonight in philadelphia. and much of the country met him for the very first time. and her kamala harris tell his story of service member turn teacher, turned coach, turned congressman, turned governor, and now he's on the ticket in november tim walz, the kind of teacher and mentor that every child in america dreams of having every kid desert the kind of coach because he's the kind of person who makes people feel like they belong. and then inspires them to dream big harris focused on her running mates, soft edges, but walz was there to throw some sharp elbows and donald trump the. mocks our laws he saw chaos and division and that's to say nothing of his record as president make no mistake violent crime was up under donald trump. that's not

under major champion, julian alford of saint lou should took the silver and brittany round of the us finished with the bronx. when for the one the women's olympic 3000 meters steeplechase giving bahrain their 1st metal of these games, her time is 8 minutes. 52.76 seconds. that's a new olympic record, a sheep as rustling star, a man lopez nunez, has become the 1st that limp you into when spine gold medals in the same individual events. and then decided to retire from the sports immediately after the final of a 41 year old beat chillies. he has money acosta to win the mens 130 kilograms reco roman category. lopez, new to is removed tissues following the victory to signify his retirement. this was the wrestlers 6 olympic games. the, so after a successful night on the track, united states lead the way in the metal table with 24 goals. 2 ahead of china, australia are a distant 3rd on 14 united states have stayed on track to make it 5 olympic basketball titles in a row. le bron james and co beating brazil a $120.00 c the any 7 in there for the final us for page survey. yet in the last 4 as

jim geraghty, senior political correspondent for the national review, and natasha alford, senior correspondent and host of the grio welcome everyone, especially in a tausche. as a first timer. >> thank you for having me delighted to. >> jim is harris doing enough to become her own canada? >> well, she's neck and neck in the polls. she's had a really great launch. if she's ever got down to sitting down and having an interview or doing a press conference? when she unveils things like her economic agenda. she did friday at some point to make like, hey, these are great ideas. why are you not doing them now as vice president, you're in an administration. is there anything here that you want to do that joe biden doesn't want to do. i've very hard time believing biden would say, oh yeah, we're not doing that. that's terrible idea. >> so would you like to see her be more open and saying, here's something i'd like to do. >> i would love to see her sit down and do interviews. i'd love to see her do press conferences, but apparently don't need to do that anymore. apparently, you can cruise to the top of

and i should note, it was based on an alford plea. i understand where he was not agreeing to say that he was guilty, but that he was agreeing that the government had some level of evidence that could possibly meet their burden but it was maintaining his innocence nonetheless. >> why do you believe that he is so determined to have this execution happened even when the family is on board with the new plan. >> obviously, the the inmate as well and your office you're not be speculating on why the attorney general's office is taking this position but it is just disappointing. >> we took an oath to bring justice, not just to bring convictions and in a case like this where there is serious concerns and issues with the evidence an irrevocable sentence like death should be the last thing that's on the table. if if, if this individual was sentenced to life in prison the state, the attorney general's office, loses nothing it gives us an opportunity to continue investigating this case which is what we would like to continue to be able to do but b

as a surprise to everyone, and then there's a twist -- kelsey is allowed to enter what's known as an alfordlea she entered. so it really makes no difference, in our estimation. >> i think that give you a lot of insight into kelsey. she knows that we can prove the case. she doesn't want to admit to others or maybe even herself her responsibility in the case. >> good morning, everyone, you can be seated. >> at her sentencing, it was made clear that kelsey won't be resuming her instamodel career any time soon. >> ms. turner, you are hereby judged guilty of second-degree murder, a felony. you're hereby sentenced to 10 to 25 years in the nevada department of corrections. >> we've always known kelsey turner to play to the cameras wherever they were. this time, she'd rather duck the attention. >> i'll go ahead and let ms. turner speak, and then i'll follow up. do you have anything to say, kelsey? >> no, your honor, i don't. >> but while kelsey remained silent, thomas burchard's longtime girlfriend judy earp spoke out in her victim impact statement. >> my entire world was viciously ripped from me w