and hyde and before she disappeared, telling barry, i'm done.an fbi investigator that in the months leading up to her disappearance, suzanne had come to realize what a narcissist her husband, barry, was. and she shared a text message saying, he has also been abusive, emotionally and physically. >> she revealed to me that she had really kind of come out of her denial about her marriage and that there was a lot of unrest in the home. according to the affidavit, melinda telling investigators when she found out that suzanne was missing, she said, damn it, damn, damn it to herself because she was sure she was killed. >> i believe that she no longer is alive. i absolutely believe he was involved in my sister's death and disappearance. >> reporter: law enforcement and the d.a.s believed that they had their guys. there's just not suzanne's body. what you say to that? >> they are wrong. they have tunnel vision. looked and one person and they have got too much pride to say they are wrong and look somewhere else. >> reporter: , to authorities tell abc news

just do me one favor, meet barry.the father. instantly you feel comfortable with them. >> they started talking about synthesizers. >> it's a sunday evening. i was leaving, and hewy said, hey, we haven't heard you play. but my piano was so bad. >> he played something. he was awful. >> it was totally embarrassing. >> sounds fine to me, man. let's do it. >> barry offered him the job. >> i always loved the music. but the first time you hear the bee gees when they're in a room like this, it's just magic. i think that's what won me over with them. i said, yes, and january 1st, we left. when the davises booked their vrbo vacation home, they didn't know about this view. or the 200-year-old tree in the backyard. or their neighbors down the hill. but one thing they did know is exactly how much they'd pay. because vrbo is different. you see the total price up front. of course, it's good to leave room for some surprises. boo! ♪ you're doing business in an app driven, multi-cloud world. that's why you choose vmware. with flexible

shortly after texting barry.e what was your first thought? hurt was it broke? my heart was broken. didn't believe it. the dhs believed that they had their guy. and they believe that there is a mountain of evidence against you. there's just not suzanne's body. they're wrong. they're they've got tunnel vision. and they looked at one person. and they've got too much pride. to say they're wrong and look somewhere else, county sheriff's office and the d a, saying that they cannot comment on pending litigation or an ongoing investigation. authorities tell abc news that barry moore few is still a suspect in his wife's disappearance, and they're not ruling out future charges. aerial rush f abc news new york are thanks to aerial russia there coming up next. wait, what? that is next. you're watching world news now. i'm steve. i lost 138 pounds in 9 months on golo and taking release. golo saved my life. i was way overweight, and that's what sent me down the path, was i--i wanted to make sure and live for my kid. plain and s

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shortly after texting barry "i'm done."t was your first thought? >> my heart was broken. my heart was broken. i didn't believe it. >> reporter: the d.a.'s believed they had their guy and they believe that there is a mountain of evidence against you. there is just not suzanne's body. >> they are wrong. they have got tunnel vision and they looked at one person and they've got too much pride to say they are wrong and look somewhere else. >> reporter: david, the chaffee county sheriff's office and the d.a. saying they do not comment on pending litigation or an ongoing investigation. authorities telling "abc news" that barry morphew is still a suspect in his wife's disappearance and they are not ruling out for future charges. >> david: thank you. when we come back on this monday night, we are tracking severe storms tonight into tomorrow. damaging winds, large hail, several states from missouri all the way eastward. we will time it out for you. the shark attack tonight coming very close with a kayak. -jabbar. i was diagnosed with

jeanne du barry isjohnny depp's first majorfilm barry. major film role in three years having been sidelined by the movie industry because of his legal battles with his ex—wife amber heard, involving abuse allegations. to his critics, he is a pariah, a controversial figure and a domestic abuser who should not be embraced. but many in the film industry here do welcome his return, as do his fans. and you've got a standing ovation that was apparently seven minutes long. do you view this as your, kind of, comeback role in a way as people in the press are seeing it? no, i always... i mean, comeback is a weird thing because... he never left. no, i didn't go anywhere, you know what i mean? i mean, people may have made sure that i was not looked at favourably. powerful press, powerful media, this, that, for whatever reasons, i suggest that before people start pointing fingers and making judgments on others that they have no idea about, i would say take one day... everybody, take one day off of work. stay at home. start your investigation of everyo

barry: we have seen it in rates generally.t is a big part of the story why we have had the bear flattening, move higher in rates on the front end. if you look at the fannie mae 30 year rate swaps, it is above where it was back in september and october and at global financial crisis spreads. what i would expect to see next would be credit spreads start to widen and the equity market, maybe some of the ai mania give up and the equally weighted ones are back and i look for the cap weighted to go back to the low and bank stocks to be at the core of that selloff. that is another reason why the fed should be really cautious here. katie: for the time being the equity market is in loft with the ai story. on the topic of liquidity, say we get past the debt ceiling issue and we see a wave of t-bill issuance, are you as worried about the liquidity picture? peter: it will impact the higher risk assets within the credit markets. i view this very much where the ball goes at one end and shoots up at the other appeared there will be continuin

>> i said i love you. >> barry. >> yeah?ader in the final season sadly of "barry". by the way henry winkler is great in that first episode. >> bill: yeah, he's great. >> jimmy: i mean, he's so nice it's almost ridiculous. >> bill: yeah, he's one of the sweetest human beings on the planet. we shot a scene last season where i get arrested. like he basically is the guy -- >> jimmy: he set you up. >> bill: he set me up to get arrested. and we're shooting it and i'm explaining the scene and i'm like it is this really big thing you come in they put me in handcuffs and you have to give me a look. and he goes, at what point do i tell the crew that i brought bunt cake? [laughter] >> bill: why don't we tell them after we shoot it. he goes right, because tell them before they'll be thinking bunt cake. i'm like right we need them focused. >> jimmy: did he make it >> bill: i don't know where he gets it. but he's like stacy and his beautiful wife, stacy and i want you all to have this and it's always these very interesting cakes. he's jus

barry latzer on my far left and rafael mangual barry is professor professor emeritus at the john jay college criminal justice and at the city college of new york. he has a law degree and a ph.d. and is the author of countless articles, papers and influential books the rise and fall of violent crime in america. and his latest book, published last year called the myth of our punishment a defense, the american justice system and a proposal to reduce incarceration while protecting the public rafael mangual is the nick o'donnell fellow head of research for the for the policing and public safety initiative at the manhattan institute, a contributing editor of city journal and a member of the council on justice, he holds b.a. from city university of new york, a jd from depaul university. he, too, has written extensively criminal justice matters and his first book published last year is called criminal injustice what the push push for, decarceration and de policing gets and who it hurts. the most. now format for today's event, which last an hour is moderated discussion for about 45 minutes, f

investigators claim suzanne was having an affair, but barry denies the marriage was in trouble. they're wrong. they're they've got tunnel vision. and they looked at one person. and they've got too much pride. to say they're wrong and look somewhere else. later on. good morning america. the lawsuit barry moore, few has filed and his daughters explained the hardest part of their ordeal now to the weather. dozens of tornadoes were reported over the weekend. one person was killed in laguna heights, texas, after an ef one tornado ripped through the gulf coast town about 50 tornadoes were confirmed, including this one in eastern nebraska and back in texas, a rescue caught on camera. the dog trapped under a home was lured out by an abc news crew using a slim jim snack. time now for a look at your monday forecast. morning. they're having a heat wave in the northwest seattle and portland's some of the hottest temps of the year. coming your way today, record highs are going to be challenged all week long, especially today when the peak of the heat hits seattle and portland today could hit

_ the strength of our squad —— barry knows his— the strength of our squad —— barry knows his onionsay, and the amount of points we accrued this season shows that even when _ accrued this season shows that even when we _ accrued this season shows that even when we are — accrued this season shows that even when we are behind, we find a way to win. when we are behind, we find a way to win you— when we are behind, we find a way to win you can— when we are behind, we find a way to win. you can take that into league 2, and i— win. you can take that into league 2, and i think— win. you can take that into league 2, and i think a lot of the players we've _ 2, and i think a lot of the players we've got— 2, and i think a lot of the players we've got now are all of that standard _ we've got now are all of that standard. i don't want to disrespect the league — standard. i don't want to disrespect the league and say we will steam—roll in because that won't happen — steam—roll in because that won't happen. there'll be a lot closer games, — happen. there'll be a lot closer games, but i agree with b

suzanne referring to barry as jekyl and hyde and just before she disappeared telling barry, i'm done.a friend. macy and i had a tough talk. she's weary of the tension here. she knows how he is to me and almost begged me to divorce him. he's still pulling mal in. but barry and his daughters deny the marriage was in trouble. >> we had a wonderful life. wonderful marriage. she was just so loving and giving, and such a good mother. >> reporter: before her disappearance, suzanne fighting cancer. >> i know that she was going through chemotherapy for the last couple years before her disappearance. i know she was going through some hard things and made some bad decisions. >> reporter: what kind of bad decisions? >> she was really having trouble with the chemotherapy and the drugs. >> reporter: investigators also say she was involved with someone else. when you found out that suzanne was having an affair, what was your first thought? >> my heart was broke. my heart was broken. i didn't believe it. >> reporter: what's been the hardest part? >> just not having mom. >> i know. just not knowing. >

reviews for depp and jean du barry were mixed, some stating he looked uncomfortable in the role.y, cannes was not a public relations disaster for him. he alsojust renewed an endorsement deal with the fashion house dior and is raising money to direct a new film starring al pacino. hollywood loves a rehabilitation narrative, and while it's still fragile withjohnny depp, that appears to be emerging. tom brooke, bbc news, cannes. tom brook, bbc news, cannes. let's get some of the day's other news now. a bbc investigation has revealed that britain has so far failed to fine thousands of foreign companies for breaking a new transparency law. the legislation, introduced last year, required overseas companies with property in the uk to reveal their owners by the end of january. details of last week's year 6 sats reading test in england have been published, after some teachers and parents said it was so difficult, it left pupils in tears. the department for education says papers are "rigorously trialled". a survey by citizens advice suggests that up to i million people cancelled their broa

reviews for depp injeanne du barry were mixed.ating he looked uncomfortable in the role but, more importantly, cannes was not a public relations disaster for him. he also just renewed an endorsement deal with the fashion house dior and he's raising money to direct a new film starring al pacino. hollywood loves a rehabilitation narrative and while it's still fragile withjohnny depp, that appears to be emerging. i'm at the after party here in cannes to celebrate the launch of the latest instalment of the indiana jones franchise. indiana jones and the dial of destiny. it has an 80—year—old energetic harrison ford portraying the intrepid archaeologist. it is taken what is referred to as the blockbuster spot in cannes. last year that went to top gun maverick which really did wonders at the box office. the indiana jones film is just one of several american movies here at cannes this year, as emma jones has been finding out. destiny was fulfilled for indiana jones at cannes this year. the last film of the franchise had its world premier

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. >>> and stifle's barry bannister is with us taking his s&p target to 4400. >> exclusives with co-founder of blue owl and founder of micr microchip. as david said, the kre under some pressure despite reassuring comments from the like of pacwest that business is sound, even with the div cut. it's clear the regionals will get a lot of outsized attention for weeks. >> watching the regional banks, we have a number of catalysts. cpi out on wednesday and ppi, we have the debt ceiling to talk about and we continue to have this debate after a strong jobs report and more benign reads on credit. we'll get a 2:00 p.m. read from the fed on credit conditions about what's going to happen with the fed in june the market was starting to price in cuts. they're expecting it in july but now we're not talking about recessionary conditions, at least if you look broadly at the data weakening but not recession. >> that's what made last week so interesting. the jobs number, ism, the corporate guidance ratio the best in two years. b of a suggesting we need to take our earnings up and yet there is this literal cei

for you tonight. [ cheers and applause you know him from his time on "snl," of course, as well as "barry new season is just perfection my friend, bill hader, is my guest tonight. [ cheers and applause she is an oscar and emmy-nominated actress you know from "good will hunting" and shows like "will & grace" and "speechless. her new book, "managing expectations a memoir in essays," is out today. minnie driver will be joining us tonight. [ cheers and applause and because we love authors here at "late night," we're doubling up, and tonight we have an award-winning one with us. his new novel, "trust," was published today. hernan diaz will be joining us his book is great. [ cheers and applause can't wait to talk to him about it before we get to all that, yesterday politico published a draft opinion that revealed the supreme court has decided to overturn the landmark case, roe v. wade, and end abortion rights many of us are disheartened by this and are struggling to understand what can be done to protect women's reproductive freedom. to help us out, please welcome two representatives from the d

that does not exist for me anymore. >> reviews about jeanne du barry were mixed.tated johnny depp looked uncomfortable in the role. more importantly cannes was not a public relations disaster with him. he renewed an endorsement deal with the fashion house dior and is raising money to direct a new film starring al pacino. helena: before we go two updates from the british royal family. first, the disputed car chase involving prince harry. the agency disputed parts of the duke and duchess of sussex's account of the instance in new york tuesday night said this evening he exchanged letters with them after prince harry and his wife meghan said they were in a near catastrophic situation pursued by photographers. new york police saidhe encounter was short and there were no collisions or arrests. from harry we turned to his late grandmother queen elizabeth the second. her funeral was a global event. we learn to today those are not cheap. a tally by the british treasury says the government paid an maes16stetid 2 million for events surrounding the national morning, about 200

lauren: barry biffle, i know it's exciting.hough i'm driving. barry, enjoy. >> look forward to seeing you on a frontier flight. lauren: have a good one. let's have a look at shares of icahn enterprises, flip-flopping between red and green, but right now they're up 1% at 20 the.85. -- 20 the.85 following a major selloff yesterday. are the activist investor's problems over? charlie will break that next. right now the markets still flying high, the dow up 346 points, 32,112 the is the level. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ dad, we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. we got this. yay! we got this. we got this! life is for living. we got this! let's partner for all of it. edward jones the new dexcom g7 sends your glucose numbers to your phone and watch, so you can always see where you're heading withtht fingngsticksks dexcxc g7. so easy to use, you can manage your diabetes with confidence. ♪ i wanna hold you forever ♪ hey little bear bear. ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm gonna love you forever ♪ to have and to hold from this day forward. ♪ you don'

a persistent message. >> i want your take on regional banks because barry, obviously, there has been've got stabilization, this morning, the regional bank stocks last week, raised warning signs that s&p 500 financials could fall back, worried about run on deposits spoke he with headed of consumer banks association said banks are in good shape we should not wore about misinformation out there, what is your take on the regionals? >> well, it depends what your lens as to how they define being in good shape, certainly from credit perspective, they are in excellent same the nature of the problem very different than it was in 2006, 2007-2008, not about a bunch of loans going bad it is about a high quality assets that you own at wrong price, it was pretty clear when fed raised rates above 20% in september -- the fed portfolio starting at carrying negatively yield on will the portfolio less than cost to finance it, that is true of bank securities posts as well, a third of assets, so, there is no program that makes this better, the fact is, if you have to pay 5% for the deposits for cd rates,

i've just seen a quote from barry horn, the former wrexham - barry horn, the former wrexham league fielder he's thinking of his surreal. there is a good friend of mine, and i - is a good friend of mine, and i would have to agree with him because even though they've been around quite a while, i've chatted with him and all the rest of it, despite all that it and all the rest of it, despite all thatitis and all the rest of it, despite all that it is still somehow not seeming to make sense to those of us who have seen something very different indeed at wrexham, and i've been there with crowds of under 1000 been there with crowds of under 1000 been there with crowds of under 1000 been there with crowds of over 20,000, so seen contrast. but over the last few years, it's been real struggle. fans took back control of the club, things were looking very bleak in lockdown, then all of a sudden from nowhere, these two arrive, rob and ryan, and from that point onwards the transformation has been unbelievable, sensational. now we've got tourists arriving in wrexham. i can't believe it, a scruffy little

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>> i'm not going to do that, i'm not to touch barry.it live there. what i'm hoping is one day i'm on his one more time, one last time tour, always like that he always does the it's my last time and i go every time, get the glow sticks, i'm there. but maybe one day, you know, he will pick me up out of the audience, he will call me up and maybe we will sing like "mandy" together. i don't know. >> jimmy: that would be great. [applause] i tell you something, when i was a kid, i loved mandy but when i was a kid i thought it was old man, i thought he was saying ♪ old man ♪ this old man. >> i like that too! >> jimmy: the last time i saw you we were talking about your mother who had made a video talking about your father's penis, your late father. how is your mother doing? >> she's all right. i mean, i guess she's kind of on the back nine, is that the best way to say it? sort of. she's -- look, she's got a great sense of humor. and i wanted to make a character on our show that was like my mom, but you wouldn't believe that she's real. you know?

i will personally come to you, i would warn you, go away that this shit is barrying in the ass and to me good evening, uh, who is the last thing that you have already told him everything no one will bary mine. everyone. it's clear. oh damn, it's clear you won't have me . didn't mix anything up, and you didn't confused, call ruben, he will explain to you. i 'll call rubin now and everything will be fine. wait a second here. what does he say? what the hell needs to be said. some kind of voice. and let's you call sometimes and tell where are you where are you, what are you, are you alive? it turns out strange. when you get down the fucking sky, calm down. fine. dogs listen, i'm sorry that we came here so she said. shall we sleep over and think of something? then you can just i thought, if you want to die yours, i also said the elephant kills by overdose, i thought, since you you evaporate. no need. means that you're mad do you want to talk again about who has the right to what, but i can at least advise a decent amount. sorry, of course, for reminding me, this is my money, i decide how a

i want to bring in iron side macroeconomics director barry knapp.ightening on credit, senior loan officers survey was not as frightening as we thought it would be, but listening to conference calls tight credit mentioned more than anytime even in the global financial crisis. we go on there, barry, we talk about recessions and yield curves. i want to bring up one of your charts first. companies are worried about what is happening here. should investors be? >> i think so, question. i actually think it is going to hit the small business sector harder than it will hit the s&p 500 type companies. if you look for example, the huge drop in job openings first three months of the year, the vast majority are coming from businesses with one to 49 employees. so this is something of a slow bleed. what seems probable, deposit growth is something like negative 5% right now. when there is a debt ceiling deal, even if it is a short-term deal that pushes it to the end of the year the treasury will increase issuance, build their balance back at the fed to the tune of

i don't follow "barry" but a lot of theories about what happens do you have one?atch the show evolve and winkler is incredible we had a good time the market is trying to hug 4200 the best it can. goldman today upping their tracker. >> a better day. are we going to get a debt ceiling deal the clock is ticking negotiations are ongoing. >> and you start talking ing counting votes have a great, long weekend let's get to the judge >>> carl, thanks so much welcome to "the halftime report." i'm scott wapner front and center this hour the amazing move in chips this week, another name surges. we debate where that trade goes with the investment committee. joining me for the hour rob sechan, jenny harrington, jim lebenthal. we do have a big day shaping up for stocks the dow is on track to break its five-day losing streak we are focusing on this inkretable move in chips jenny, it's far beyond nvidia even though that's

now we scrimmage >> reporter: "barry" and "the marvelous mrs.ere may not be many shows in hollywood's line of succession as the writers' strike now approaches its fourth week industry experts say negotiations between the studios and the writers' guild are at a standstill, and they expect the strike to last through the summer, meaning an entertainment drought may be on the horizon. >> if there's no shows produced during the summer, then they won't have shows to air in the fall >> reporter: for almost a month, not a single word has been written for tv and movie scripts, forcing many studios to pause production, which will likely delay the return of hit shows like your favorite family hit comedies >> oh, hello. >> reporter: daring dramas. >> the work is mysterious and important. >> reporter: and police procedurals. >> i think you and i work in the same case for opposite ends. >> okay, partner >> reporter: despite the work stoppage, the summer movie season will likely to be able to stay on its feet. >> did you bring your roller blades >> i literally

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convicted of concocting a murder for hire plot in the deadly beating of his former boss barry van treece, a crime he's always denied doing. do you think your life is going to be saved in the next, you know, two weeks? >> i do, and i tell everybody, everything in this life happens for a reason. i believe he did the right thing and -- >> there has never beenen execution in the history of this country where the state agreed with the defense that the defendant's trial and conviction was unconstitutional. >> reporter: his case is one that's chipped away at even the most hardened death penalty supporters in the state of oklahoma and reached global attention. >> i think that everyone deserves at least to have their case fully examined before they're about to be executed. >> reporter: what's your reaction to how much support you've had? >> i think it's incredible, but i think it's people are tired in this country or all the injustice. we've got to fix the system. why is it so hard for people to think that somebody's actually innocent? >> reporter: even the state's highest prosecutor, attorney ge

reviews for depp injeanne du barry were mixed, some stating he looked uncomfortable in the role.or and is raising money to direct a new film starring al pacino. tom brook, bbc news, cannes. a rather quotable one from johnny depp, not to come back if you never went away. i will be back with more headlines for you here on bbc news so do stay with us, we will be right back. the full uk forecast in a minute. we will take a quick look at what is going on in italy where it looks like we'll see some further extreme rainfall across the north—west of the country where we could see up to 300 millimetres of rain over the mountains, likely to lead some further severe flooding. weather—wise in the uk, quite a quiet picture with a strap of cloud coming in, running into an area of high pressure. just a few spots of rain across northern ireland and into western scotland. some damp weather to come over the course of the afternoon across these areas. england and wales seeing hazy spells of sunshine but we will have a line of showers developing across parts of england stretching more or less from t

mark: the film jeanne du barry is playing right now starring johnny depp.e will give you more on cannes over the next 10 days. time for business news. the head of open ai, the company behind chet gpt has testified before the u.s. congress for the first time. what did he say? did he say it himself or did he get a bot to say it? guest: you get to see a bot speaking in the passage. the ceo of open ai called on lawmakers to regulate artificial intelligence, giving some examples of where the technology can be misused, including in elections. hearing comes as european lawmakers are working on a new law, the ai act, to regulate the technology. reporter: the chat bot tool, chet gpt come has come center stage in the debate about artificial intelligence. late last year, it caused concern because people were using it to cheat on homework assignments. more broadly, it has raised fears about the ability of generative ai tools to mislead, violate copyright, up and jobs, and even shape the outcome of elections. chet gpt was released by a startup called open ai. it ceo in

>> barry burkman escaped from prison.get me. >> and bring you back to l.a.? no, listen, i spoke to the d.a. and he said it was an unfortunate event you're sequestered up there. >> i'm a sitting [ bleep ] duck, tom. >> that's a scene from hbo's hit series "barry," the fourth and final season follows the unusual story of a hit man turned actor as npr describes it over the past three seasons barry has stumbled into prime acting gigs and worked at building a life ruthlessly eliminating anyone who might discover his secret past as a killer. joining us now, emmy award winning actor henry winkler, he plays the role of barry's acting teacher, who is now fearing for his life. it is so good to see you. >> i'm happy to be here. >> welcome. >> we have so much to talk to you about, including "barry." but can we -- a few hours ago, we were on the air, i don't know when, was it the first hour, the second hour, pinkie tescadaro, "happy days," i watched "happy days," i was an avid fan. she and leather, remember leather? >> leather tescada

let's get to barry mccafrey and susan paige.eneral, you told us you were worried this could become a catastrophe. what did you mean about that? >> i think politely, we'll see a ramped up hinge of thousands of the poor people from central america, southern mexico, and now, increasingly, from all over the world. venezuela, ecuador, cuba, trying to come to the united states, thinking that title 42 gives them a green flag, request asylum and then get a hearing a year or so later. what do you do about it? 1,500 troops being deployed are a tiny gesture. plus, border patrol, the law enforcement organization in the world. has 60,000 employees. there's a couple thousand or more national guard already deployed to the border. the real question is, what are our articulated policies? 100,000 people in central america, one-third of them are in such desperate circumstances, they will try to come to the united states. why not? if you're a mother, if you have children, the injustice, the corruption, the poverty is simply unacceptable. i think th

when barry was running for president in 2008 obamas worth a few mill.hange but not living large. fast forward to today with estimates saying the obamas could now be worth over 200 million. how does that happen? well, let's follow the money. back in 2017 the obamas took in $65 million to write their memo memoirs or as gutfeld would say memoir. they signed a deal with netflix a year later worth up to 50 million to produce boring documentaries and michelle and barry weren't about to leave podcast on the money. $25 million to listen and talk a little bit more. we used to think the money grubbing clintons uncouthly cashed in after leaving the white house. but the on or abouts have left them in the dust. the obamas are on pace to be billionaires. so that's why we weren't surprised when we heard about the obama's latest venture teaming up with big juice. michelle, the business tycoon just announced that she is launching a fruit juice brand into kids called plezy. >> i learned the hard way that a lot of those products being marketed as healthy weren't actually

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glossip, a former motel manager, convicted of organizing the 1997 murder of his boss, barry van treese but he maintains his innocence. i think you know the question i have to start off with and that is did you have anything to do with the murder of barry van treese >> i did not >> and you might be surprised who believes him and is fighting for him. >> these people should be ashamed they should be arrested >> these two men are not glossip's defense attorneys. they are pro-death penalty conservative lawmakers. oklahoma representatives j.j. humphrey and kevin mcdugle. >> there's no doubt, no doubt he's innocent of murder. >> reporter: they're desperate to save glossip's life they point to two independent reviews. both determined the original investigation was corrupt. >> this is unjust. i mean this is a case where literally the prosecution team has tried to hide everything that they've done one of the prosecutors literally we have it in writing that she tried to change the testimony of the actual murderer. >> even the state's republican attorney general doesn't think glossip should be put

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