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you get ahold of me when i decide you can get ahold of me.ok or emergency phone call, i will make my way to it and then we'll figure it out. >> i disagree. >> you disagree with a veteran. >> yes, i am. >> who risked his life for our country. >> tell me again why you hate america. >> i don't hate america. i just hate the truth. -- i just hate the troops. >> i'm glad we distinguished that. we made a very important difference. >> you put that out there, oh, my god. >> i don't have full control over anything i do. that's point one. point two, you can lose more time when you turn off all notifications. anyone do this? you turn them off. you look like, okay, it's been enough time you have to see people want to hear from and nobody texted you. >> you leave a little number on the -- the icon. >> it takes more time to dig yourself up out of that hole of sadness. >> but you know what, you have to let things grow in order to appreciate them, if you keep looking, it's going to be like one, you come back, there's 15. whoa, i'm popular again. >> come back

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he said i've been trying to get ahold of you.ent 18 different message that's have not been returned. and it turned out that he had been getting messages from a g-mail account mark meadows. he thought it was a prafnk message. this is how that committee needs to get more information about what meadows was up to. he was using a g-mail account and he was, you know, getting ahold of local officials trying to overturn the election? there is a lot more i uncovered a lot about mark meadows. will i'm convinced there is much more to get. >> you've done amazing reporting in this new book. let me ask you about how then senate majority leader mitch mcconnell actually approached inauguration day. how worried was mitch mcconnell about what former president trump might do to disrupt president-elect biden's then inauguration? >> this is fascinating, wolf. first, the context here. donald trump's very last tweet came on january 8th. thats when twitter shut him down. the very last tweet he said for those who have asked, i am not going to be attendin

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. >> stories are everywhere and hollywood gets ahold of our stories, they want to shove it into theseset kind of stereotypical narratives. >> reporter: there are more nuanced roles for disabled actors. r.j. mitty, who has cerebral palsy, playing walt jr. on "breaking bad." >> are they too tight? >> they're -- they're pretty shrunk. >> reporter: and steve wegg, who lives with muscular dystrophy, on the hulu comedy show "romedy." >> you don't really see people like me on television, or if you see someone who is supposed to be me, they don't look like me. and their stories are not truly what we go through. >> reporter: back on the farm in jersey, there's still work to be done. and mckenzie's made a promise to herself that she won't take roles that make her disability a punchline. >> eight as i got older and was offered roles in commercials, but like you're going to be playing an elf. it was just portraying that stereotype even further. it's not helping, that's hurting the community. i would not be able to sleep knowing that i contributed to that. and i know i'm privileged to be able to s

. >> get ahold of him. >> happy friday. >> the weekend, it is just about here. we do have cloud cover with us. we have some rainfall off to the north. and the way things will shape up tomorrow, it will look very similar to this. we continue to have the clouds streaming across the bay area. we'll have rain chances also off to the north. a little sierra snow, one to three inches. i do think sunday will offer us the most sunshine as we head through the weekend forecast. so let's get you into saturday morning first. it will start off cold. some of the coldest weather we've had all week starting off tomorrow morning. if you're getting out at 7:00, 8:00 so you can have the afternoon and evening to yourself, have that jacket. 48 for the south bay peninsula. 47 going to the chilliest weather in the north bay at 45 degrees. daytime highs tomorrow dropping off calm more degrees. just lingering in place. 63 in santa rosa, 64, martinez. so clouds again tomorrow. breaking in on the forecast, i want to fill you in on how that is shaping up. i'm still seeing this moving in mon

so these are going to start as soon as they can actually get ahold of a sample. but so far, researchers, they are optimistic. now hungry is one of the european nations using but let me study there has fall enough. the jump is effective against all previous cobra. mutations, it's also proven more successful in preventing hospitalization on death than other vaccine. gary and foreign minister discuss his country's immunization efforts with our teeth or tele boys. we will be showing the full interview and worlds apart later today for now, here's part of i really don't find the verse to describe how i feel about the fact that there are still many countries. considering the issues of vaccination as if it had a political or, or ideological nature, you know, it's about the lives of the people who knew the lives of the people. what is it for them as far as the political mother of political and ideological debate, i'm very frustrated about that. to be honest. and i tell you why your appeal regulation speaks very clearly about how way vaccine can be approved on the territor

head of the russian institute behind subordinate v says lab studies will start as soon as they get ahold of a sample. so father, the researchers seem pretty optimistic. now, hungary is one of the european nations using splitting the v and a study that has found that it's effective against all of the previous coping. mutations is proven more successful in preventing a hospitalization and death than the other vaccines. the hungarian foreign minister discussed his country's immunization efforts with autism on a boy will be showing the interview in full all day today in well to pot. i really don't find the verse to describe how i feel about the fact that there are still many countries considering the issues of vaccination as if it had a political or, or ideological nature. you know, it's about the lives of the people we knew in the lives of the people. what is it for them 5 year, another political, it's rather a political and ideological debate. i'm very frustrated about that. to be honest. and i tell you why europe on the regulation speaks very clearly about hallway vaccine, can be approved

and as we've discussed, major automakers are trying to get ahold of the chip shortage after the issue has cost flowed out in production, ford and our last week it, it entered agreement with us. am i can maker global foundries develop chips. and general motors is we're going to stablish new relationships with them. big names in the field as well. joining us now to discuss is the car coach laura and effects. now laura, with some people believing or some analyst that is to say, not just people, i'm sure they have their opinions as well. but some, they're saying that the tip, georgia, could last into 2023. do you think automakers are forging these partnerships will actually. 3 future proof the business, so they don't have the slow downs in production that we saw recently. well, i don't think manufacturers ever want to be here again. so they're doing what's called making themselves vertical, controlling the chips where they're made, trying to get them back here in the u. s. there are incentives for that. but in addition, being able to know what's going on in the chain instead of buying the

they say such jobs are being unfairly ahold by wealthier nations and away from cove. it's another put a news just coming in french fall right. journalist air exam mo, as announced he's officially entering the 2022 presidential campaign there of to losing some political points to public scandals. a pre up to speed on that. and the back.

and if somebody does get ahold of one chances are they, they don't have them legally. how do you protect yourself? do you run the risk of taking, taking weapons away completely, and can you ever really get rid of them? and in terms of securing schools, because again, if i was a parent or even just one of the students, i'd rather be learning maybe or just spending time with my friends rather than practicing going into a safe room in case an alarm goes off because it's an active shooter in my classroom, especially after a year of, you know, many of our students, the united states, they were learning online. they were steering at laptops all day, and they watched, you know, that can radi with their friends. they want to be back in school, believe it or not, even my kids. i have 4 kids and all for him so that they prefer to be in the classroom. it's something again that you and i, when we were in school, we never even thought about things like that. we had tornado, you know, we practice tornadoes drills and you know, severe weather and never anything like this. i can't ima

so walsh showed me the photograph, and he told me that i should get ahold of george gross in california, till alive -- still alive, retired professor, university of san diego. because gross had a camera too that day. there's the photo in the actual after-action report which is buried in the national archives, and this photograph remain buried until it was shown to me by walsh and gross. several of the photographs that were taken by dr. gross, he put these -- he gave me permission to put this story on our school web site because by this time i was taking these interviews. the kids were helping me transcribe them, and we were putting them up on a world war ii living history project page which got two or three hits a day, and dr. gross wrote up this beautiful narrative of his remembrances. now, his tank stayed with the train overnight. walsh's tank was ordered to continue on. they had a battle to fight. and this is one of the reasons that walsh actually -- for him, it was just another day in combat, as you're going to hear from him later in this talk. and not to make light of it, he says,

tried to get ahold of him earlier on. can we get hold of him now?at matthew, just describe what these people are doing. >> reporter: yeah, max, if you're on air, we were talking a few minutes ago. yes, i accept there are some technical issues. as we were talking, the whole camp seems to be packing up its bags and moving on up this hill towards the border checkpoint between belarus and pole rand. we're seeing a couple of thousand people here packing up their tents and their belonging. you can receive these incredible scenes. everybody now, hundreds of people, there are 2,000 people here, everybody is moving away from where they've been sitting along that border fence over here towards the polish border. there had been this rumor circulating in this camp that poland is to open up the humanitarian corridor and allow these refugees, mainly from iraqi kurdistan to allow them to go where they want to go. the main majority want them to go to germ pa any. the poles have absolutely denied that. they're saying, that's not the case. don't be fooled. pole lappe

was there a time after the 25th someone from law enforcement had reached out to you to try to get ahold of some of the information that you had through video? >> yes, i don't remember his name specifically, a detective did reach out to me. >> if i said it was detective ben anurini, or detective martin howard, does that do -- >> one of the two, identified himself from kenosha. >> and were you able to make connection in some form or fashion with those law enforcement officers? >> yes. >> can you briefly explain how that went down? >> so they requested all the footage that i had and they sent me a drop box link that was not sufficient, it only had, i don't know, not enough memory because body cam footage is gee, over 50 videos. reason i wasn't able to follow up, i was covering all the riots last year. i was in portland, seattle, washington, d.c., all over the country, so i just lost track. >> is it fair to say after the civil unrest in kenosha, your employment took you to cover other things going on around the united states? >> yes. >> and so if i have it right, you and law enforcement had

>> we're trying to get ahold of what we've got because things are starting to pile up. >> he did wanttalk to me. >> soon they discover another reason to take a look at linda kolman. >> we had a relationship. >> sexual relationship? >> he's having an affair with linda koleman. >> it caught us off guard. >> when "dateline" continues. ♪ when you have nausea, ♪ ♪ heartburn, ingestion, upset stomach... ♪ ♪ diarrheaaaa.♪ try pepto bismol with a powerful coating action. for fast and soothing relief. pepto bismol for fast relief when you need it most. >> with no obvious medical explanation for tom kolman's death, ulster police decided to treat it as a possible homicide, but said nothing to his family. >> we just had to just sit back and wait until we found out a cause of death. and that's what we did. we just sat back. >> for tom's parents, burying their first-born was excruciating. but something the funeral director said gave them comfort. >> "when -- people -- die, and if they're well respected, people come from all over." >> and they did. i had relatives from rochester, long island, new je

let you guess what bs -- david: elon musk, if he is listening get ahold of bono. the musician bono. lot of -- >> first-name basis with bono. david: i don't know what his last name is, like madonna. a lot of money goes to the government bureaucrats in the countries where they are dealing they demand their -- as they say in arab countries or -- as they say in mexico. a bribe. it is that simple. susan you set it up well. bring in jonathan hoenig for more on this. jonathan, i got to tell you with, he have our own experience. the lbj, lyndon baines johnson back in the 1960s, started a war on poverty, okay? the war on poverty, the cato institute estimates costs $16 trillion, it has barely the moved the number of poor people in america at all for that $15 trillion. so what difference does 5 or $6 billion going to make if it goes through the same hands? >> yeah. david, in fact poverty in america had been trending downward up until lyndon johnson began the war on poverty. david -- [inaudible]. government spending -- charity has never solved poverty. what solves poverty i, david, only thing t

. >> she hit me in the chest and i grabbed ahold of her. and just hugged as tight as i could.he floor. when we hit the floor, we hit it hard. when i realized something was a right, i rolled hero for end -- she wasn't breathing. >> a fatal bear hug? not possible. thought nesli. and then she braced for the answer she'd waited five years to hear. >> did you bury marie in the backyard? >> i'll tell you exactly where it's at. >> is that where you buried her? >> yes. >> and at that point, the detective got up and left the room. >> nesli past me a note that said i missed her.. >> i was pretty devastated. i was in that backyard in 2012. >> not like you didn't look. >> yeah, but, you know human nature. you still have the guilt. the feeling of i could've found her. six months after she was reported missing. >> the pastor insisted that tanya was around. we shopping. knew nothing. >> did you ever get her buried before tanya came back? >> oh, yeah. yeah. >> do you wonder whether tanya had more to do with this? >> i think that will always be in the back of our minds. that, you know. i think

to have anything to do with politics generally or with republicans specifically if they can't get aholdthey made the point across the aisle, republicans and democrats across the board need to be more condemning of inciteful language and social media posts. >> you can bet kevin mccarthy will get questions when they're back this week about what the response is going to be? alice and paul, thank you both for joining us. >> welcome. >> roll tide. >>> just as hanukkah starts, israel is putting into place sweeping new travel restrictions given this new variant that of course there are major concerns about worldwide. we have breaking news upon that and what's going on across the globe next. [microwave beeps] [ahh] ♪ ♪ ♪ i'm so defensive, i got bongos thumping in my chest ♪ ♪ and something tells me they don't beat for me ♪ ♪ i love romance, but i got eggshells around me ♪ ♪ don't step on 'em, don't step on 'em ♪ ♪ don't step on 'em, don't step on me ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ he'd better not take the ring from me ♪ [gaming sounds] [gaming sounds] [gaming sounds] just think, he'll be driving for real soon. every n

. >> across town, sam's parents, steve and raquel herr, also worried because they couldn't get ahold of their son. >> i drove down there. i knocked on his door, no answer. i had the key to his apartment. so i walked in there. >> and that's when he saw it. >> what the hell is that? what's going on here? i freaked out. >> what had happened in sam's apartment? coming up -- >> my phone rings, and it's my husband asking me if i'm okay. and i'm like, yes, why? he said, track down everybody. >> but not everybody could be found. >> he's missing, he had been accused of this before and you think, okay, this guy is potentially very dangerous. >> when "dateline" continues. >> there's a body in my son's apartment. >> there's a what? >> a body. a dead body. >> a dead body? is it someone that you know, sir? >> no, i have no idea who she is. >> does your son know who it is? >> he's not here. jesus, honey. >> okay. >> after sam's dad, steve, called 911, the news spread quickly at camden martinique. >> my phone rings and it's my husband asking me if i'm okay. i'm like, yes, why? he said, there's been

. >> i got ahold of the photographer and saw the photographs. >> stephen: you saw them.his family. this is the vice president to have the united states -- the vice president of the united states and he's holed up in a basement, and i went to the vice president, former vice president, and i asked him if i could accomplish those photographs -- i think they're part of the historical record. >> stephen: one of the photographs is him literally looking at the tweet of the president saying -- >> one of them is his ch chief f staff showing him his phone and it's the tweet of trump saying mike pence didn't have the courage. this is the guy who fled the rioters and trump is saying he didn't have the courage. kind of looks like pence is grimacing but you can never really tell, i don't know. ( laughter ) but the fight referred to is they refused to let me publish the photographs. but i have a suspicion the january 6th committee is going to want to see those photos. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: and those aren't his photos. >> no, they're your photos, they're everybody's photos

he got ahold of a typewriter and he actually wrote six pages. he did it not because he had any kind of ambition of writing a book with steven abrose later, but he knew the importance of that day and he wanted to report on it, but it's one of those accounts of that battle and d-day because it's so fresh. it was literally two weeks after it happened. the map there he drew from memory, and there were four german guns there that him and a few guys took on d-day, and part of that was that he was awarded the distinguished service cross for that action, which is our nation's second highest award. he was actually put in for a medal of honor by colonel cink but it went down to the dsc for political reasons. they only gave one medal of honor for each unit on d-day. here we see his field glasses and his 1911. his binoculars were carried by winters throughout the war, and you can see he added personalization through the leather case. he had his name on top which was written on a piece of medical tape, and he also painted the 506 emblem which was the spade f

and once they got ahold of all the data and revised their estimate, they had missed over 600,000 jobs that were added this summer. by the way, revisions to job numbers are a normal feature. now, unfortunately for the white house, it can't get back those months of bad press, but we know there was no summer hiring slump. we just measured it wrong. and speaking of measurement mistakes, there were howls of outrage after the congressional committee ran the numbers on the social spending plan and found the legislation would give a big tax cut to millionaires. folks on the left were horrified. republicans were giddy at hammering the democrats with a populist cudgel. so democrats started fighting with each other about the tax cut. it seemed like another thing that might torpedo the whole bill, but guess what? it turns out that the congressional committee made a mistake and they had to issue a correction. the new corrected analysis shows the build back better package would raise taxes on millionaires by about three percentage points. and you may or may not think that's good policy. but polls s

even the 2010 numbers that democrats faced when democrats ended up losing the house but keeping ahold of the senate was a better overall situation when you look at the president's job rating, when you look at attitudes about whether the country is on the right track, when you look at the president's economic handling. this is very, very tough headwinds for the democratic party, and joe, it is worth noting the last six years i've been covering this virginia governors' race, they're always strong national winds that are blowing. a lot of it just have has to do with the proximity of virginia to washington, d.c. terry mcauliffe, what he has on his side could be the race. you have more democratic voters than trump voters. but you have glenn youngkin with momentum on his side as we've seen in every four-year cycle where the party that is out of power seems to be a whole lot more motivated than the party that is in power. >> thank you all. appreciate it. >>> msnbc's exclusive reporting just out minutes ago. why some gun dealers are using right wing code to sell ammo in other parts. >>> first

opportunity to use the bully pulpit, pub back at the vaccine misinformation that's out there and grab ahold of this? because willie, the social spending bill, all the other political problems, none of them can be solved until covid is behind us. and i think this is a reminder that he needs to be more front and center on the covid response than he has been so far. >> we'll see if he changes his posture. another busy morning. thank you for taking time with us. we'll look for more on "meet the press" when chuck is joined by dr. fauci. >>> after a long holiday weekend, you may be one of the millions of people hitting the road or the airport today. today likely the busiest travel day since the start of the pandemic. katie beck is at the jackson international airport, the nation's busiest. katie, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. the day is just getting started and already skies and airports are getting full. good news for passengers this morning as we look at the misery map that trackdelays. it is almost all green out there this morning. very few red spots. so it looks like the day is off

it is horrible problem in this country that we have to get ahold of. real quickly final thoughts.to the thanksgiving week this problem continues and you look at the message that you are getting from the other party. do you believe they'll change course at all? do you have hope? >> it's thanksgiving and i pray they will. i pray they recognize that this should not be a partisan issue. when you look at what the cost to consumer goods, attempt by the left to nationalize our elections and the impact it is having on hard working middle class people like myself it is unconscionable and we can't afford the failed biden administration's policies. so hopefully for whatever reason whether it's through self-interest or political interest they recognize that they are destroying this country. >> sandra: quite clearly you have heard republicans in this particular case warning this isn't just a border issue, it is a problem for the entire country. you say it is not about politics. we see a lot of democrats at the border in the small town mayors dealing with the problems saying we need to wake up

i got ahold of the photographer. i saw all of them.was wild to see he was in a loading dock in an underground parking garage beneath the capitol, no place to sit, no desk, no chairs, nothing. he was in this concrete like parking garage, and -- you know, with his family. i mean this is the vice president of the united states. and he's like holed up in a basement. and i went to the vice president, the former vice president, and i asked him if i could publish the photographs, and they refused to let me public the photographs on suspicion the january 6th committee is going to want to see those photos. >> thank you so much for being here. let's start with this. the house committee obviously expanding its investigation dramatically. talk to us if you will about the significance of these subpoenas, if there's any sense as to whether there'll be compliance, and what the next steps might be. >> yeah. you know, thinking about what this committee is doing, they're acting very quickly. we've seen dozens of subpoenas already to trump officials, tho

emmett grabbed it, shot rob in the pause rob grabbed ahold and fired back in self defence.ame to a halt. every head turned when a star witness took the stand to support that theory. >> would you please state and spell your name for the record? >> candy hall. >> candy, who repeated the story on the stand that she told us of emmett pushing rob, emmett becoming enraged of hearing the two men scuffle as she walked away before she heard but did not see the shooting. the only problem, she told the police a very different story the night it happened. >> you told detective miller that night you did not see or hear a physical altercation, isn't that right? >> i don't know. i don't remember. >> in fact, candy changed her story about so many things, all helpful to rob's case. >> i'm trying to clarify that your story has changed after speaking with your husband? >> things were remembered after talking to my husband. >> in fact, later, the judge made a comment outside the jury's presence. >> he said in all of his 30-some years on the bench he'd never seen a witness so thoroughly discred

none of her friends can gotten ahold of her. i can't find her. >> what's her name? >> skylar neese. >> their world had fallen apart. their only daughter had been disappeared into the night and now she had been gone nearly 24 hour. where was skylar? >> the investigation begins and concern for skylar begins to grow. coming up. >> just had this horrible feeling in my heart that something terrible had happened. >> a grainy piece of videotape is about to give police one giant clue. what can they glean from this? >> she slowly walked down to a car and she got in the back seat. >> when "dateline" continues. like pulsing, electric shocks, sharp, stabbing pains, or an intense burning sensation. what is this nightmare? it's how some people describe... shingles. a painful, blistering rash that could interrupt your life for weeks. forget social events and weekend getaways. if you've had chickenpox, the virus that causes shingles is already inside of you. if you're 50 years or older ask your doctor or pharmacist about shingles. star city, west virginia, has just 1,800 residents,

yes, there was need but let's get ahold of this. of course, it's causing inflation. you can take freshmen economics in high school and figure out that is happening. >> martha: and steve radner is a life-long democrat and so is larry summers saying the same thing. it not just republicans, but democrats. >> martha: they're cautioning the white house to put the brakes on and not being shy about it, which is very interesting. thanks, david. coming up, kyle rittenhouse acquitted on all charges be many in the media even after the verdict are still misstating the fundamentals of the evidence that the jury had to deal with. >> rittenhouse then 17 killed two men with his ar-15 assault rifle. he claimed self-defense. rittenhouse drove in from illinois armed for battle. >> martha: his defense attorney, mark richards joins me ahead on "the story." >> are you ready to start a great career? >> safelite is now hiring. >> you will love your job. >> there's room to grow... >> ...and lots of opportunities. >> so, what are you waiting for? >> apply now... >> ...and make a difference. >

eventually, raffensperger's deputy got ahold of meadows and wanted to know, is this a real call you leftail? meadows was quite upset. meadows said, "we've been trying to reach out to you 18 different times, and you've ignored our inquiries." what they realized, they said "what are you talking about?" raffensperger himself had been receiving text messages from a gmail account, mark meadows' gmail account, that he thought was certainly a prank. number had been put out on the internet. getting all kinds of prank calls. mark meadows was reaching out to a top official in georgia on a private gmail account. what else was going on where his private gmail account? he was at the intersection of everything, john. i know that john ratcliffe, the director of national intelligence, i read about how he got just crazy phone calls on his personal cell phone from sidney powell and rudy giuliani and, ultimately, the conclusion he had was it was mark meadows that gave out his personal cell phone number to those two, to the top intelligence official in the country. what else was mark meadows up to? >> will

and he needs to get ahold of it, and he needs to sell the better aspects of the economy so that peopleon't feel quite so negatively about it, because right now, as you say, 70% feeling negative about the economy, you know, is a killer for a president who is trying to sell himself as the recovery president. >> yeah. look at you, peter baker. answering all of my questions in just two answers. so you're free for the day. thank you very much. we'll see you next week. >>> meantime, loyal to the country or just to the party. republican lawmakers and constituents threatening republicans who voted for the infrastructure bill, and is anyone surprised georgia's marjorie taylor greene led the intraparty attacks? we'll hear from one congressman about a threat against his life. >>> plus, the statement from steve bannon you need to hear to understand why the january 6th committee so badly wants to question him. you... and daily vicks super c for me. vicks super c is a daily supplement with vitamin c and b vitamins to help energize and replenish. dayquil severe is a max strength daytime, coughing, po

he went back to the white house and the progressives got ahold of him and then corrected.t going to create such a magnet. it is going to pour fuel on the fire. they already know all they have to do is get a toe into this country. they get taken care of, housed and shipped into the interior with a notice to appear, you know, 3, 4, years from now. now they're going to get paid on top of it. 40% of the girls making that journey are getting sold into human trafficking or sexually assaulted but when i go around to town halls veterans who are not getting services they need, schools that are already overwhelmed with class sizes, and underfunded and now we're on track to pour two people a year on top of those services and overtax them. that is one of the reasons on top of the inflation people are so upset and his numbers are so low. charles: i want to switch gears. a book i like, called the mouse that roared. a tiny nation. they declared war against the united states. we never knew because they were so little. they sent a letter to the state department. it was misplaced somewhere.

. >> reporter: and then, brad got ahold of the girl's passports, found them in nancy's car.they couldn't leave. nancy was trapped >> but as the father, it's his perfect right to prevent those kids from leaving. >> yes. it's also a way to say, if i'm doing half the child care, then i'm not going to have an alimony issue. >> to get her away interest her troubles, fancy's family took her and the girls on the vacation. >> how was it at the end? >> heartbreaking. i had her in my arms at the airport in charlotte and she was sobbing and she said mom, i just want to come home. and i'll never forget that day. >> reporter: it was the last time they saw her alive. and now that she was dead, nancy's family was sure brad had to be involved but detective daniels knew that demise of a marriage no matter how bitter it had been did not prove murder. there was more work to do. >> statistic says we should key on the husband and we're not going to walk away from that, but at the same time we're letting the investigation lead us where it goes >> dateline returns after the break it's another day.

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. >> we have had, you know, shirt colors we couldn't get ahold of.s, stuff like that. really kind of eyeball chinks in the chain. we bought blank shirts when we can get them and that's what we've got. >> reporter: so it's not just those big retailers, the gaming consoles, this is something that's fluttering through all of commerce here in america. you know, they always say that cliche, pack your patience for holiday travel. well, holiday shopping might take some patience too. you want to shop early and try to get those items checked off your list soon. more people shopping in-person because if you can go in these small businesses, pick up and hold an item, you can take it home and not get it on back order. alex? >> liz mclaughlin, you stole my line. i was going to say, pack your patience. anyway, thank you very much. >>> that's going to do it for me on this edition of "alex witt reports." my friend yasmin vossoughian continues our coverage. riend yan continues our coverage nurse mariyam sabo knows a moment this pure... ...demands a lotion this pure.

this turn, but this one, and you'll see his feet -- elbow raise and travis thinks if this guy gets ahold of my shotup. this is not going to end well. he's going toned up with my shotgun and kill me. travis is thinking my son. ahmaud comes around, squares up, and you will see travis ahead is right there. his head never comes past that seat post, but you will see ahmaud come across to travis and the first shot happens right over here. you can watch up top as he moves across. you can see the white shirt moving across in between those two head rests, and you see travis ahead never comes beyond that front end of his truck. it's all up here with the t-shirt. right here his head is down in full charge. first shot has already chapped. you can see the same movement under the truck. if you'll look here, this is the shadow. it eventually becomes kind of circular like a stop sign, but you can see it tweefg between these wheels right here, moving forward, coming all the way across. he's merging with his feet. travis is trying to brace himself. is there any question that ahmaud arbery had his hands on

there is drone video taken by a civilian that the prosecution says they did not get ahold of the high-resolutionion of this -- the video you are seeing now -- until five days into the trial. meaning, the defense did not get their hands on it until after that. once the evidence was closed. and so, the jury did see this. the judge did allow it in. but you see kyle rittenhouse there. you see him being chased a bit, and then you see him turn and shoot joseph rosenbaum. it is extremely important video in this case and the jury wanted to see it. the defense, though, told the judge, look, we think we are going to use this to ask for a mistrial. here is their argument as to why. >> we would have done this case in a little bit different manner if that was the situation. we didn't have the quality of evidence that the state had until the case had been closed. i'm going to be asking the court for a mistrial. but their client lied about this on the stand is the state's position. there seems to be evidence to support the position that he lied on the stand about not -- about raising the gun. he was confronted

i finally got ahold of his cell phone number, brian, and i called him directly, i went down and i -- him to put this stuff on the record because i thought it was much more important and much more powerful his words were on the record, and they are. >> that's what i did wrong. i emailed him this week but didn't call him. getting the cell phone number was the key. i see that. so is that the response you have, whenever one of these books come out with new bombshells, people say why didn't you share it sooner, why didn't you report it sooner, is the answer it does take months to get these interviews and get this access? >> it takes a long time. this book was an in-depth reporting project. i was also reporting every day during 2020 and especially during the transition. >> right. >> i was putting information out as i got it, absolutely. but after trump left the white house, i made a decision i wanted to go back and do in-depth reporting and in-depth reporting takes time. >> it does take time. these books have still been coming out pretty quickly, all things considered. >> brian, i will say