now in "the case against adnan syed" we are seeing the names involved. >> i have a photographic memoryer left my mind. >> adnan syed was convicted of killing his girlfriend hae min lee. >> a lower court threw out the conviction because his trial lawyer ignored an alibi witness. >> reporter: syed is in jail, but could a hbo documentary help set him free? it took three years to make and interviewed dozens of subjects. >> i wish i never would have talked to y'all in the first place. >> looking into some of the evidence that wasn't brought forth in the trial, but there's been a lot of developments personally with adnan. >> for years i thought adnan should go media, because they can do things we can't do. >> rabia chaudry is his childhood friend and advocate. >> how's he do us closero the truth. >> itis asunday. >>> coming up, it is the never ending debate in hollywood -- next on kron-4 news at eight: a masked gunman storms into an east bay coffee shop --- and orders people to hand over certain belongings.... the item he was specifically targeting. residents of a south bay neighborhood say

now in "the case against adnan syed" we are seeing the names involved. >> i have ac memory.left my mind. >> adnan syed wased of killing his girlfriend hae min lee. >> a lower court threw out the conviction because his trial lawyer ignored an alibi witness. >> reporter: syed is in jail, but could a hbo documentary help set him free? it took three years to make and interviewed dozens of subjects. >> i wish i never would have talked to y'all in the first place. >> looking into some of the evidence that wasn't brought forth in the trial, but there's been a lot of developments personally with adnan. >> for years i thought adnans h childhood friend and to the truth. >> it air this is sunday. >>> coming up, it is the never ending debate in hollywood -- >>> coming up, it is the never ending debate in hollywood -- which chris is the best? every baby can have the freedom to move their way in pampers cruisers with three-way fit they adapt at the waist, legs and bottom for all the freedom to move their way pampers >>>. travel consideration provided by -- >>> tomorrow on "e.t." hollywood

and what has been a adnan syed's reaction?”d he is obviously extremely disappointed, but he also remains pretty optimistic and he actually gave me a pretty amazing p9p actually gave me a pretty amazing pep talk. he said we are going to keep fighting on, he believes in his case, and he believes in his innocence. innocent people never give up on their fight. so what is next, legally, then? we have a couple of options. we can ask of this court, the court of appeal to reconsider its decision. we can also potentially go to federal court. we can also go to the united states supreme court. and there are even other option is how we can raise new claims and new types of defences in the other maryland's state courts. what kind of reaction, given the huge number of listeners that this podcast has in which this case has been listened to by hundreds of millions of people, have people been getting in touch with you? there has been an amazing outpouring of support. there are literally hundreds of thousands of people, not only in the us, but a

we are devastated by the court of appeals' decision, but we will not give up on adnan syed. it is a story line hollywood has picked up. tomorrow, hbo will start airing a four-part docu-series, "the case against adnan syed," taking another look at the case. >> "serial" brought a look at the case, but it was not going to exonerate him. >> reporter: a real-life murder mystery that commands our attention. kathy park, nbc news, new york. >>> there has been so much focus on the southern border, the one the u.s. shares with mexico, but now, u.s. officials are paying more attention to the country's other border with canada. nbc news obtained exclusive, new data, showing a spike in the number of illegal crossings into the u.s. from canada. kerry sanders reports from the forgotten border. >> reporter: it's beautiful, rug ged and forboding, our forgotten northern border. it is here in vermont where we join u.s. customs and border protection to understand why migrants come to canada to enter the u.s. illegally. all mexican nationals need is a $300 airline ticket and a $7 canadian entry

we spoke with adnan, an sdf commander. >> we're going to the first point where the fighters reached and after that, it's just isis. >> but our interview was cut short. go, go, go, go, go. go, go! >> we have to get out of here. our interview was interrupted. it looks like there was a counterattack by isis. >> as we race to safety, sdf fighters carried a young boy and girl seriously injured to a field hospital. when we returned afrin had taken up a sniper position himself. there are conflicting reports and the commanderd suicide bomb pretended to surrender and to instead. the two injured children, the son and daughter of one of the women. >> the young boy survived, but the girl died. their mother willing to kill her own children for her dying cause. matt bradley, nbc news, bagu, syria. >>> residents of los angeles had a scare this morning after leaking gas le leaking gasoline exploded. a black cloud could be seen for miles. the explosion so strong it sent manhole covers flying. two people in the house were injured by the blast. >>> the democratic nominees were out stumping for votes on th

now, adnan syed is back in the spotlight. his convictioreinstated after a lower court over turned it in 2016. >> it is a safe bed that syed's case would not have gotten this podcast "seria"ot for the he's convicted of killing 17-year-old minh lee and his formerh girlfriend and hig school classmate. the podcast examines his case as millions of listeners tune in. had no reason to kill her. >> reporter: in yesterday's ruling, the appeals court found that syed did not suffer ejudice as a result. >> it is often raised as a last resort by defendants who's been convicted but it isarely successful. >> reporter: syed's lawyer says it is not over yet. we are devastated by the court of appeals decision but we'll not give up on syed. tomorrow hbo will start airing a four-part sduco-serie taking another look at the investigation. >> s"serial" i not going to release him. a real life murder mystery that continues to command ournt atn. kathy park, nbc news, new york. >>> thereas been so much focus recently on the southern border, the one the

some asking do they have the right ki now the maryland court of appeals has ruled adnan syed will notor being the subject of the popular 2014 podcast "serial" and now a four-part docu-series about the case set old discoveries and promising new information to viewers. >> high-profile cases lead to interesting legal issues and interesting decisions. >> reporter: syed was convicted of killing hae min lee in baltimore back in 1999 when the two were just teens. but his high school friend asia mcclain said then and still today that syed was in the library at the time of the killing giving him an alibi. >> by coming forward i hope that i was able to provide enough information to the judge for him to be able to make a rational decision. >> reporter: in 2016 his attorneys fought for a new trial arguing his original defense who by then had been disbarred was negligent for not introducing claias aeyss. the judge agreeing vacating his conviction and giving him the right to a new trial. maryland's highest court ruling friday to overturn that decision. in its ruling, the court of appeals agreed his

that ruling today from an appeals court in maryland which reinstated adnan syed's conviction after hised. he is currently serving a life sentence in the slaying of his ex-girl friend 20 years ago. >>> on this international women's day an explosive lawsuit over gender discrimination, the u.s. women's national soccer team is suing u.s. soccer claiming players are denied pay equal to men. the women's team has been far more successful than the men's winning three world cups, four olympic championships. the men's team has failed on both fronts, but the women earn on average less than 40% of what men make. >>> a 9-year-old fan got the attention of warriors star steph curry a while back when she asked why his new shoe line weight sold in girls sizes. that prompted him on make some big changes with her help. dana jacobson was there when the two met face to face. >> no fractions this week? >> nope. >> reporter: 9-year-old riley morrisonn is like most 4th graders, lots of homework, chores around the house and her favorite pass time? basketball. but last november riley's life changed forever when

be freed and then there's another tweet that we see here by a guy called semir faddists and he says adnan my nephew today is liberated from bugaboos so this is one of those stories that played out on social media and this is his picture here and looking quite distressed and then they also said to his brother brother his name is more so he was also freed this evening relatives confirmation with a bit more information there they posted his picture as well with the sort of sniffle smile on his face those that just gives you an idea and then also social media here has been used to try and find other relatives to some of those missing children this one was used as a call out and there's a picture just here of that child there so social media has played quite an important role for these children but he's also a video that we are online team has actually put together and it's about another successful reunification of another group of boys from earlier in the week. of course we're going to be seeing so much more of these stories coming out in the next few days but if you would like to get in touc

do genetic manipulations of the cells that are resistant to the r s adnan you can do some gene and it seemed like they do that some diseases to remove the virus that's already inside the cells inside d.n.a. then it would be a good move forward for us to try and find a cure they're already working very hard for it in monkeys at eighteen and removing the didn't genetic material that was presented from inside cells and we've seen that transplanted cells that are resistant also are very effective however you know the science it's fantastic the two the two strands now in both patients are really relevant so that people can start focusing on trying to find the following these two adding years. because just paint a picture of us of what the situation is for aids and hiv around the world in most cases is it our most or patients able to keep it at bay with the use of and to retroviral therapy which of course isn't going to be available to everyone all the sufferer is around the world but the ones that do have it available can you keep it a bay for a considerable amount of time you know we've h

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eaier this week, the hbo docu-series, "the case against adnan sy," teased ahead to new dna evidence thatew ending. as suspense builds, the "baltimore su released this bombshell. documents obtain bid ted by the show prosecutors retested several items recovered from the crime loscene, from samples to a liquor results. his defense attorney triumphantly tweeting, nothing was matched to syed. there is no forensic evidence linking him to this cre. the prosecution telling the "sun," these results in no way exonerate him. >> the absence ofis dna at the crime scene doesn't establish he didn't commit the crime.ve ho in this case, part of the prosecution's theory was the victim and syed fought. when people fight, they get dna ndand skin uer their rngernails. orter: syed has been serving a life sentence since 2000, convicted of killing his former highoo sirl friekool gil 17-year-old lee, who was found strangled and buried in a park. >> it's "serial," one story week by week. >> reporter: it received national attention when he "serial," podcast, focused on his case and millions of listeners focused on

let's find out more about the situation in kashmir from adnan naseemullah, who is a south asia expertthe pilot crossing and international border. i think what is the most interesting is the response from daily, in terms of owning the return of the pilot as a sort of diplomatic victory. the head of the major organisation that supports the bjp party has been sort of tabbing this as some sort of victory for diplomatic efforts. we can take this as potentially a good sign that this has allowed india, as well as pakistan, to sort of declare some sort of modus operandi or victory. and then could potentially de—escalating the conflict. victory. and then could potentially de-escalating the conflict. of course we have seen this week a very significant escalation which has worried all india and pakistan's neighbours and worried people looking on from around the world. just tell us how you see the last few days going, in terms of the choreography of an attack or by india, in terms of forming the terror group, and then the pakistani response and the shooting down of this pilot's plain. i agree abs