albertson showed the jury dante's handprint covered in sarah's blood.so believed was irrefutable evidence. a drop of blood in dante's car. >> one small blood stain. that bloodstain came back to sarah goode. >> a fact janet albertson ended with in her closing argument. >> one bloodstain from a dead girl is one bloodstain too many. >>> coming up -- dante's defense team drop as bombshell. >> you think the police made mistakes from the very beginning. >> mistake is being generous. there was no mistake. it was intentional. >> what will the jury believe? >> the family's getting more and more upset and anxiety-ridden, so it's really nerve-racking. >> when "dateline" continues. >>> prosecutors had meticulously laid out their evidence to prove the brutal murder. her brother-in-law nick listened to the testimony and there was something he found especially hard to hear. he was the one who had lovingly painted sarah's nails right before she went out that night. >> when janet said we have no more fingers to paint but we have fingernail paint, i wanted to jump out of

he had reverence for albertson each on ten in the beginning, and after albertson each and stunned had been killed and shiloh, he appointed his son on his staff in richmond to kind of keep that connection with him. so he was number two. number three was robert e. lee, class of 1827, graduating second. number four was joseph each on certain, 17 from the same class and the last of all was beauregard from class of i think 38, is that right? so there is of the five. in that order. so the two of them ever served in the same theater, one would have command jurisdiction over the other. and a west and the current man jurisdiction that bother johnston so much, because he did have command authority in the field in virginia, he was the top rank a field commander in virginia, but it was the idea that the law said, i should be number one and you made me number four. that requires an explanation. by the way, the argument against johnston's position here was that johnston was quartermaster general and therefore had a one star rank. but it was a brevity appointment, it was a rank that went with the jo

others like albertson's, will drop the requirement but will continue to encourage people to wear face coverings. i knew it. 11 tonight, a safety advocacy group says the pandemic led to more traffic deaths in 2020, the first time in four years. a report by the nonprofit national safety council says about 42,000 people died in car crashes last year and 8% increase from the year before. the report attributes the spike to the coronavirus lockdowns, which opened up the roads and lead more people to drive recklessly. hundreds of thousands of ecology customers in san francisco will soon see lower trash bills today. city attorney dennis herrera announced the lawsuit and a $100 million settlement linked to the city's public corruption scandal. the lawsuit, says rick ology allegedly bribed former public works director mohamed new room in exchange for approving a rate increase in 2017 customers will see a nearly 7% cut in their bills starting april 1st. the 150 ft tall ferris wheel in golden gate park reopened today. the sky star was brought in as part of the park's 150th anniversary celebration

prime minister of the albertsons the ever travel with towards forces from little than t. grey region ever trained troops and faced widespread allegations of killing civilians rape and torture china has sanctioned a number of british politicians lawyers and organizations for what it calls lies and disintegration about suspected rights abuse in june chang several western nations taken similar actions against beijing. the u.s. president says that both korea will face consequences if it chooses the path of escalation going on confirmed on thursday that it test a new guided missile north korean officials say the weapon will act as a deterrent. $65.00 days into the job u.s. president joe biden has finally held his 1st news conference he outlined his of ministrations multiple domestic and foreign policy priorities and his plans to tackle them plus a growing refugee and migrant crisis in the us mexico border took center stage as a white house correspondent kimberly helka reports. he started with good news for americans and a new vaccination goal after already meeting his initial

among them, target, starbucks, cvs and hyatt hotels meantime, grocery chain albertson's gym airpooperatorsay they will not require face coverings. starbucks and mcdonald's, they have made similar announcements. this move comes as investors have been focusing on esg, environmental, social and corporate governance as they select stocks. now we got to turn back to it, the reddit rebellion, melvin capital is one of the hedge funds caught in the gamestop short squeeze in january new numbers suggest things might be looking up for gabe plotnik's firm our leslie picker joins us with the latest details. >> there's no doubt it's been a rough 2021 for melvin capital. the firm at the center of the gamestop saga is starting to turn things around in february we have learned from four sources familiar with the matter that melvin posted returns of 21.7% in february. those double digit games came after lossesof 53% in january on some wrong way short bets my sources were unwilling to disclose the specifics of what actually caused the turn around in february. the firm declined to comment on performance but

albertson's reversed a decision to only encourage mask use in texas.ompany says it will continue to require masks its doors. well hard head bars and restaurants are getting some relief here in california, the relief package signed by governor newsome includes liquor license fee waivers for 59,000 eligible businesses, businesses with licenses that expire between march 1st of this year and february. 28th of 2023 may qualify those with licenses that expired in january or february. may all the request a waiver bars and restaurants can also apply for $25,000 small business grant. new information about the crash it seriously injured tiger woods. the court document revealing woods was unconscious when the. first person arrived on scene and a very weather of tracking a vigorous frontal band quickly moving in tonight, producing some pretty pretty, a steady rain and some gusty winds coming up what you have. the showers linger in your weekend forecast and more rain clouds as we look ahead to next week. ah personal revelation from the poet who nearly stole the sho

other companies, including gym operator lifetime, name's familiar, been a while albertson's grocery stores, and a number of local restaurants plan to ease restrictions. some school districts are now debating whether to drop mask requirements yesterday, president biden said leaders in texas and mississippi were making a big mistake. >> being able to fundamentally change the nature of this disease because of the way in which we're able to get vaccines in people's arms we have been able to move that all the way up to the end of may to get every adult american to get a shot, and the last thing, the last thing we need is neanderthal thinking in the meantime, everything is fine, take off your mask forget it. it still matters. >> and texas governor greg abbott is going to respond he will join us at 8:40 a.m. eastern. he looks more, than really going all the way back i don't know i thought we -- our view of neanderthal has been elevated recently they were more sophisticated than we thought. i think some of that news has come out recently. but neanderthal, nomagnun and modern man do you remember? >

mcdonald's joins many businesses keeping the mask requirement in place even in the lone star state while albertson'ser of local restaurants said they will get back to full capacity and no mask in texas so it really depends i guess on which company you work for because they are all defining their own policies right now. stuart: that's exactly the right thing, i think. you are private enterprise company. susan: free market. stuart: take your own business decisions, free market works for me. thanks. checking futures because we have about eight minutes to go before we open trading. is a rally, 300 up for the dow jones, 150 for the nasdaq and we will be back to cover it for you. ♪♪ lately, it's been hard to think about the future. but thinking about the future, is human nature. at edward jones, our 19,000 financial advisors create personalized investment strategies to help you get back to your future. edward jones. hooh. that spin class was brutal. well you can try using the buick's massaging seat. oohh yeah, that's nice. can i use apple carplay to put some music on? sure, it's wireless. pick something w

albertson's and lifetime fitness say customers no longer have to wear masks inside.rew cuomo is getting choked up as he apologized to new yorkers yesterday. he said he will not resign amid two massive scandals. three women have come forward recently to say the governor sexually harassed them, as he faces an independent probe into his handling of nursing homes and covid patients after allegedly under-reporting deaths by as much 50%. he's asking new yorkers he says to withhold judgment until an independent investigation is complete. markets are under pressure this morning, take a look at stocks, expected to open lower by about 100 points on the dow industrials. the nasdaq is down 88 and that's really where the big selloff has been, technology. markets retreated yesterday, traders spooked by rising interest rates, yields have backed up and as you see, yesterday the dow industrials were down 121. but the nasdaq was down 361 on the session yesterday. 2.7%. federal reserve chairman jay powell is set to speak at the wall street journal event this afternoon ton state of the