id said, you're a crazy killer.could think of. >> with that, jimmy returned to his cell and waited to be released. >> you're going home the next day, you think, and things take another turn. >> about 5:30 in the morning, hear some little lady in a white doctor smock come walking in. >> it was hall's psychologist, and she was furious that jimmy had blasted her patient, turning him into an emotional wreck. >> she told the guards, grab him, take him, throw him in the hole. they put me in the hole, keep me in there. i'm not really worried. so what? fbi's going to be here, they told me 24 hours, they'll have me out of here. >> morning turned into afternoon turned into evening. the cavalry hadn't arrived. this was hard time at its hardest. >> you can't see if it's day or notice because you're in the hole. you can tell what time of the day or night it is by the meals in the slot. here's coming breakfast, lunch, dinner. here's breakfast again, lunch. where are these guys? my thoughts were they did me wrong. they got what th

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her killer had.ut those three letters were still a gift to police because investigators figured he had to know both karen and r.o.c. detectives started questioning the other men in karen's life. >> karen had nicknames for her boy friends. car guy. that was tim permentor. another one she referred to as dr. pilot. >> reporter: dr. pilot, a british airways captain, had recently been sending karen romantic texts. but he was aboard a flight over the middle east when karen was killed. so he was ruled out as were most of karen's known male friends. all could prove they were nowhere near her house in olds martha night. every boyfriend except car guy, tim permentor, the one who reported finding karen's body. >> is she conscious? >> no. >> is she breathing? >> i don't know. >> reporter: tim was inconsolable during that 911 call and later would tell detectives heed lost the love of his life, the woman he was hoping to marry. but the people who knew karen best started telling police a very different story. >> i'

was the killer one of the family? >> and he said our cousin. >> this case wasn't solved one tiny clue didn't fit at all. >> who's ryan, who's cory? >> the trail would looed hundreds of miles away to a chilling piece of evidence. >> pretty much sends a chill down your spine. >> i killed someone. i loved her. >> a sinister story but not even it revealed the whole twisted truth. >> i know what happened and no one will believe me. >> is this really happening? >> i didn't think i could have so much anger. ♪ >> reporter: it was late, past midnight, when the farmhouse loomed up in their headlights. no sign of life. not to them, anyway. he hit the brakes. this was the place. they grabbed their weapons, headed for the house. a window unlocked. pay dirt. the prairie takes on a sweet, rolling pitch as it tucks into a nebraska corner an hour south of omaha. here the rich black soil has grown solid and faithful american. a tiny remnant who have planted themselves in and around a place called murdock, the sort of place where heads

is the killer virus here?e seventh case allegedly, at the hospital and must london, and belfast. the seventh possibly, it is a huge concern because although the strand of this is not is bad as the previous virus, the way it spread so rapidly and given the time of year when semi people are travelling for the new yearin people are travelling for the new year in and around china, this is a real concern. the other concern is the period of five or six, five or six states in which millions of people will travel all of the world and not knowing properly if they're carrying this virus and it is a huge concern, i7 and some say 18 deaths already, predominately or people with underlying illnesses, but more than 500 affected as well and given the speed with which it is spent in other countries, they are considered with the uk, obviously. still not calling it a quote to make global health emergency and it can trigger all sorts of, it seems that it works by committee, they're still trying to plot the nature of this virus. w

>> hemy newman was a killer.ed mistress told the jury. even hemy newman himself said he did it, a police detective testified. >> he admits to the shooting, correct? >> yes. >> but hemy newman's defense attorney said their client shouldn't go to prison because the 48-year-old engineer, outwardly so calm and rational, had one more secret to confess. he had been tormented by demons since he was a boy. defense attorney bob rubin -- >> mr. neuman's problems really began years ago, and they went undiagnosed over the course of his lifetime and, as a result, he got progressively worse. >> and the defense made a bold allegation to the jury that hemy's violent act against rusty was triggered by none other than rusty's wife andrea. >> she had planted the seed, she had stoked the fire. and she knew that what she set out to do with somebody who was sick, that she had accomplished. >> his psyche was so fragile, the defense argued, that it hadn't taken much from andrea to send hemy over the edge, and if the defense could prove

a cold-blooded killer. >> a bizarre scenario about what really happened. >> she fought to her last breath to save their life. ♪ >> reporter: the finger lakes region of new york state, known for its breathtaking scenery, lush wineries, and brilliant fall colors. >> it's just a nice, laid-back community. very easy-going, a nice place to raise kids. >> reporter: in the year 2000, a new game skated into town. the elmira jackals, a minor league hockey team. >> yeah, hannah! >> reporter: bringing a fury of energy and excitement to the area. >> when the jackals arrived, it really gave the community, the town, something to rally around on those winter friday nights and saturday nights. suddenly you had 4,000 people kind of going downtown. a lot of them maybe grab a drink afterwards. >> jackals forward tom clayton knows how to get under his opponents' skin. >> reporter: one of the big stars, number 18, thomas clayton. >> he's looking to take his game to the next level. >> if you can get one of their top guys off the ice for two minutes, five minutes, you know, it gets that job done. >> tom was chi

but the killer or killers did not take his cell phone.d connecting dots. they were about to get another clue. one that would lead to a place called devil's bathtub and two unlikely suspects. once again, here's andrea canning. >> the case of the missing dad was now a murder investigation. investigator dave bolton had been up for 36 hours working two critical crime scenes. the basement where craig was likely killed and the woods where his body was found and now the investigator what's about to be called to another location, that place called devil's bathtub. it's a secluded pond set deep in a 2500 acre park. >> what is going on here? why are you called to the scene? >> there were some walkers in the park that saw something they thought was suspicious. they saw a couple males in the park in a car parked up in the parking lot and they saw what they believed to be garbage bags getting thrown out. >> and why was a homicide detective getting a call of a suspicious littering? when deputies on the scene detained the two young men, they recognized

it didn't make sense the killer would stab him there while kneeling. was that other wound. remember that rather peculiar one near archie's groin? >> where would that person have to be relative to the victim to make that kind of an injury? and i think it would put you on your knees in order to do it. so when you look at that and you're spot cleaning on the pants, i think you have a pretty good description of how it is he got blood on his pants and what he had to do to get it off. >> finally, some physical evidence, but was it enough? d.a. john lewin didn't think so. he needed more evidence to file murder charges. >> i wanted to get janos on tape. so the detectives went out and they contacted janos kulcsar. >> janos worked in a shop preparing electronics. detectives showed up at his shop with a hidden tape recorder to ask him all those years later about the murder, about that day. he remembered every detail, he said, vividly. >> why were you going out there to your car for? >> i was going to go to my brother. i remember it very good because the kids get

the killer left behind his dna. match it and they'd solve the case. so who was it?ave been the boyfriend, cameron. >> he was down in california going to college. >> reporter: troopers said they looked at karen's work as a reserve undercover police officer and determined the men in those drug buys were not involved either. but there was one man very close with opportunity who returned home to anchorage from an out of town trip just the night before the murder, bonnie's stepfather, karen's ex-husband, samantha's dad. >> and i remember that being a really unsure, really scary feeling. in my mind it didn't make sense. my dad is not and never has been a violent man. so i remember just straight up asking him, dad, did you kill bonnie? >> reporter: do you remember the look on his face when you asked him? >> he was devastated. he was completely devastated. but i just needed to hear it from him because there was so much uncertainty in my life at that point. there was so much confusion that to be able to have him tell me when he was tucking me in bed was all i needed. >> repo

as the killer virus here?e have been tested, fibre negative and fully and nine are awaiting tests so we don't know yet. this number has risen throughout this evening. papers have had various different numbers and we seem to have gotten to this figure, 14. there is concern this virus might be in the uk, people are being tested for it. some of these tests appear to have come back very quickly and we have ruled out the third virus has an infected anyone but there are still these outstanding cases. all eyes on this over the next couple of days. one of these cases is in hillingdon hospital in west london and people being screened in scotland and belfast as well and all of this just shows the speed at which these things can spread around the world, international travel into the uk being such a significant factor in the number of people travelling between china and the uk. the number of people travelling between china and the ukw the number of people travelling between china and the uk. it would between china and the

the killer may have sustained a leg injury jumping from that second floor window.ng up. >> were awe wear that the cops were running a camera on you as you coached the team? >> i had no idea. >> coach hillary secretly taped. >> did you think you saw a hitch in his gate? >> definitely. i observed the significant limp when he went off at half time. >> and questioned -- >> a man was treated like an animal and that's not allowed in the united states. >> when "dateline" continues. n s my dad joined the navy and helped prosecute the nazis in nuremberg. their values are why i walked away from my business, took the giving pledge to give my money to good causes, and why i spent the last ten years fighting corporate insiders who put profits over people. i'm tom steyer, and i approve this message. because, right now, america needs more than words. we need action. when it comes to using data, which is why xfinity mobile is a different kind of wireless network that lets you design your own data. choose unlimited, shared data, or mix lines of each and switch any line, anytime. gi

eli haynes is the true killer maker. so we're going to recess that just today i would say we received what i like to call a nugget a golden nugget if i'm successful and using and implementing that nugget then i'm hopeful that the jury will use that bit of information in my favor in my client's favor when they deliberate as to whether or not my client committed this crime. ladies and gentlemen let me begin by say that in a criminal trial sometimes there's a moment not only has every piece of evidence presented by the prosecution been discredited or rendered meaningless we are also shown that is there is a far more believable suspect in this killing who is not on trial here. we know that he lied on he used the gun that killed genesis 3 months earlier and then sure to bring forward to make sure that carries flieger through this is false testimony. ladies and gentlemen of the trial is a search for the truth that's why we're here we want to know what really happened that night and we don't that was the place and poor detectiv

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- well, wherever he's heading, he's gonna have a bunch of killers on his tail. i'm gonna put out an alert. - ok. thank you. you know, right until he left, he said he was still trying to do the right thing. can you believe that? - maybe he was. humans are complicated. let's go. - no, humans are idiots when they believe humans that are lying to them. - look, you were a good friend to him. when they believe humans heyed tru.ing to them. - all right. i'll see you later. - yeah. it's gonna be ok. - [oz] yeah. (suspenseful music) - [toby] hey, it's toby. leave a message for me. - hey, toby, it's me. michelle was asking if i knew where tommy might be going, and, this could be a complete long shot, but we were talking about the bus station where we used to hang out when we were kids. i think he might be trying to get out of town, so i'm going down there to find him. i'll call you again if i do. - [announcer] attention all passengers. this is a final call for toronto to thunder bay. stopping at sudbury, espinola, blind river and sault ste. marie. will now be boarding fro

instance 5050 they didn't understand and they said how can you go back to those killers. i told them i'm not going back to the killers i'm going to people who had nothing to do with it vs how can i blame the next generations for what happened before them. good for us that's . the memorial to the murdered jews of europe in the center of brother. journalist and they often toy him for his research the grandchildren of holocaust survivors and how they deal with their families histories of trauma. all of them whether they're 20 or 50 have shown intense interest in their grandparents stories much more so than the grandchildren of the perpetrators the scientists mia. the. alexander nakama is a rabbi in eastern germany and the grandson of the legendary cantor. a stronger enough the man whose voice filled berlin synagogues for decades. i was writhing. did something that wasn't the norm back them up he spoke about his time in the concentration camp but thought if he didn't do it all the time around the world but the moments when he did not have always stuck with me holcombe even. a

imagined that when they went out into the strait of messina near sicily they'd encounter 3 massive killer whales swimming alongside their boat the 1st thing they noticed was the giant fins reaching out of the water going quite a lot we never seen anything like it and then we realized it was a killer whale 1st we were scared animals are twice the size of my vote but then the excitement overcame the fear we managed to film the video. uploaded to. researchers say the orcas are part of the same group that came from iceland and was spotted off north western italy earlier this month it's one of the longest migration routes ever recorded for the species the killer whales can be found around the globe they generally favor cold waters and are rarely seen in the mediterranean it's unknown why the animals ventured this far from their usual habitat were where they'll travel to next. before we go i reminder of the top story we're following for you though lin has welcomed the 20 twentieth's with a fireworks display at the brandenburg gate celebrations have also taken place in cities from oakland to lon

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i'm telling you i am not a serial killer.another human being. and the things i've done in my life haunt my nightmares and i'm left here to die. >> you to understand the victims of these crimes, their families are in r incensed. their families say you had parties at their homes. how can you defend that action? >> defend it? i'm not trying to defend my actions. i'm a criminal. i'm a bad guy, your worst nightmare, but i'm also saying i didn't wake up one morning and decide to kill my neighbors. >> shortly after our call, a very different looking bill holbert gave an interview to a local tv station from his jail cell. his wild blonde hair replace bade brown buzz cut. >> i planned it. i did it. i'm guilty of it. i'm gong ton punished for it. >> in cold and chilling detail, he recounts how he murdered the brown family. >> i separated them. this is gruesome, and i understand it's very -- but you're asking me and i'll answer your questions, sir. i separated them. i asked mike brown to show me a well he dug in the back of his property

. >> and the killer? he never had a chance. >> this was everything to her. i fulfilled my promise. >>> in the wee small hours of the morning, while the whole wide world is fast asleep, mary bennett is awake. not because she wants to be, but because some things stay with you, whether you want them to or not. and for mary bennett, it's the time -- 3:40 a.m. >> every day i wake up around that time. it's embedded in my brain. >> reporter: for more than two decades, that particular time has stabbed her in the heart, pulled her awake. it's an internal clock, permanently set to the worst day of her life. it began with a phone call, then a knock on the door, and news of something that should never have happened to this family, to this girl. >> when she would come inside the house, her favorite thing was, "i'm home. what's for dinner?" even if somebody -- we just finished cleaning the kitchen, she'd still ask, "what's for dinner?" that was cathy. >> reporter: cathy torrez grew up in placentia -- a small town nestled amongst the sprawling cities of southern california

the time is half past the top of the hour and a new clue in the end for a killer.etters h and m or m and h linked to the unsolved serial murder case, the police commissioner handling the investigation explains why it is so important for the public to see it and she joins us up next. >> the house will begin a formal impeachment inquiry of donald trump. >> mcilvain he admitted to the quid pro quo at the center of the impeachment inquiry. >> 93% negative coverage of donald trump in the first 100 days after house democrats began their impeachment push, your comments pouring in, stay with us. what happened to the real men of america? before we suffer a full-on masculinity crisis, unleash your potential test x180 ignite from force factor. boost testosterone to fuel desire and build lean muscle in the gym. plus burn fat and improve performance. now available at retailers nationwide. heather: a look at top headline starting with this fox news alert. iran's supreme leader praising the missile attack on us troops in iraq as we learn 11 us service members were injured. despit

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brazil now brazil's the world's largest soybean exporter they rely heavily on this weed killer and it doesn't while there has been a push to ban it it doesn't look like it will be banned highly unlikely france plans to eliminate 2021 with some exceptions germany announced it will ban it by 2023 scotland 520-2210 counties in canada have placed restrictions on pesticides including life is safe and even a few cities here in the united states california has most cities here in the u.s. have banned or put restrictions on life estate but they are i mean still fighting saying that the weed killer does not cause cancer only time will tell and how this will play out if they will pay or if these will continue to see some court cases. or 3 months to go for so much for your time of the thank you. while 2020 start out strong in this week markets were roiled by fears of a corona virus outbreak and how that will affect global growth let's see how we ended up over in moscow the most was down as a coronavirus care suspended flights between moscow and china oil fell as travel and jet fuel consumption d

and was tom foley the killer? when "dateline" continues. ♪ >>> welcome back to "dateline."e again is josh mankiewicz. ♪ >> from the mouths of babes, or in this case one articulate 10-year-old boy, came what seemed like a case-breaking revelation. >> there was a loud, loud -- >> detective carbon believed 10-year-old skyler watty was an earwitness to the shotgun blast that killed dar foley. if true, it meant dar was murdered earlier than originally thought. more significantly, it meant tom foley was still in the house when the murder occurred. >> that lead was huge. it was very, very important. >> but if tom foley was in that house and pulled the trigger, the question remained why? the answer, said carbon, is quite simple. >> murder for money? >> potentially, yes. >> money, in the form of an insurance policy. >> i think that he wanted out of the marriage and did whatever he needed to do to make sure that happened. >> and if he got $310,000 in insurance money and got out of the marriage, so much the better. >> yes. >> the evidence against tom foley was circumstantial but compa

. >> a clever killer leave as blank canvas. you-no fingerprints, no dna. police zero in on three fellow stud ngts. the dead girl's friend. >> trying to corner her in hallways at school, text her on the phone. she's like he'd weirding me out. >> her boyfriend. >> he had daggers, knives. >> and he could have been her lover? >> he could have. >> soon a dark picture begins to develop. a portrait of the artist as a young killer. >> there's evil in there. ♪ >>> once there was a quiet little girl in a quiet little town who liked to draw. she drew the butterflies who floated, quiet like her, around texas spelled like the country but they pronounce it italy. >> she drew a butterfly in our art class in elementary school and all the little girls are like draw me one, draw me one. >> the name was samantha michelle and her mother simply loves to tell this story about her. >> everybody was just so impressed with her butterfly. she said i think i can do this, you know. she started honing her artistic talent. she would draw anything and everything. she loved to draw and s

i have been portrayed as black widow, ice princess, a killer, and none of those things could be further from the truth. >> she was cast as the seductress, caught in the middle of a media firestorm. >> guilty or not guilty? >> guilty. >> reporter: pamela smart, convicted of conspiracy to murder her husband. sentenced to life in prison without parole for manipulating her teenaged lover, billy flinn into pulling the trigger. this story had it all. a beautiful, young woman. a seductress of a young teenaged boy. >> reporter: now nearly three decades into her prison sentence, she still maintains her innocence. did you mastermind the murder. >> absolutely not. >> reporter: and argues that whether or not you believe she's guilty, her sentence of life without papatrol has robbed her of any chance at pfreedom. even as the alleged trigger man is out of prison. >> i'm not asking you to judge whether you think i'm guilty or innocenc innocent. i'm asking if this is the kind of justice people want in america. >> reporter: it all starts in miami, florida. pamela is one of three children. her mother, a

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was there ever going to be enough evidence to arrest a killer, any killer? >> coming up.nvestigators get the break they needed. it was not the only surprise in store. >> reporter: it's like lightning striking. >> twice. >> make that three times. >> one of the most shocking things i've ever seen in one of my cases in a courtroom. >> when "dateline" continues. (mom) were you planning on mowing the lawn today? [thunder] (son) no. (burke) saved by the bolt. seen it. covered it. at farmers insurance, we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ (vo) get a quote today. itso chantix can help you quit slow turkey. along with support, chantix is proven to help you quit. with chantix you can keep smoking at first and ease into quitting. chantix reduces the urge so when the day arrives, you'll be more ready to kiss cigarettes goodbye. when you try to quit smoking, with or without chantix, you may have nicotine withdrawal symptoms. stop chantix and get help right away if you have changes in behavior or thinking, aggression,

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an even killer popcorn.'t forget to set your dvr and have a spiffy weekend and we will see you on monday. and "hannity" for the full hour starts now. ♪ >> sean: welcome to "hannity" what a "newsweek" it has been an impeachment madness next week. we will be all over them when we began tonight with more breaking news at home and abroad, including majorpe new details from the present action in iran. plus, we will cover a tense standoff and a russian warship nearly ran into a u.s. navy destroyer. we will play that full tape coming up, laura ingraham had a long sit down with the president of the united states. we will have a preview of that interview, and also talk to laura about behind the scenes. first, a big development from the deranged house speaker nancy pelosi.

but later died police are hoping the reward money will prode some leads on the killer. >>time now for weather check outside and we've got a nice evening out there skies going cleanow nicely this afternoon and looking good have some patchy fog early on today. likely going to see a return of some patchy fog overnight tonight, some of that will be thick insidethe valleys temperatures though as we head in tord tomorrow could be a little cool in the san francisco, a lot of clouds going to be moving across our skies thughout theday but should stay dry in the san ancisco about 59 the sunset 59 in daly city about 61 in half moon bay inside the bay also going to see plenty of clouds all day long these temperatures not all the bad 60 degrees in san bruno 60 also in millbrae 60 in burlingame for the south of numbe warming up a 63 degrees in mount view 62 in redwood city 61 in palo alto knee with all the clouds i think pretty mild in the south bay probably some mid 60's there by tomorrow afternoon in the campbell santa clara, an jo morgan hill about 63 degrees and milpitas ispeyton

>>some insist their killer jim yourself to some state lawmakers want investigation money onhomeless us federal ng bureau reporter ashley zavala spoke with one of those lawmakers to explain why. >>california republicans are requesting a state audit on homelessness spending where is the money going what's working anwhat's not assemblyman kevin kiley is one of a handful of state lawmakers hoping to get a better understanding of how the money is being used he had a 16% rise inhomelessness last year now on top of all that we've actually been increasing the amount of money that we over the last couple years we've added 2.7 billion that's with a b billion dollars in new funding toombat homelessness and yet we've seen no positive results, the problems only continue to get the request comes as governor gavin newsome aims to use more than a billion dolls from the budget in efforts to get the homeless off the streets of california some resources are already being used to set trailers and tents temporarily the governor cently released million total in ste emergency homelessness 8 across california

the killer thank you. a world in a dangerous dance with forgetting its own holocaust history of those moves the process of forgetting well they've never been an option for the survivors of auschwitz our next report introduces us to levine he survived for its most of his relatives did not today at the age of 94 he is still asking why them why not me why my time in this one bedroom apartment in berlin dotted levine lives here alone his wife has moved to a nursing home he's one of the last remaining auschwitz survive us his parents and siblings were murdered there over 75 years ago. that's me that's my brother and another brother and my sister. the 94 year old was born in warsaw to a jewish family during the nazis reign of terror he was sent to 4 different concentration camps. well i give all the question why. i can't answer that today. i can't even think about it why. why a 9 year old girl who hadn't done anything who hadn't sinned why did they murder why. she hadn't done anything in life only because she ha