askew to taylor investigates. well, it's been over 7 years since that malaysian airlines flight and may 17th crashed over the eastern ukraine, killing all 298 people on board all this week. judges in the netherlands have been hearing evidence people sipping, reaching out the findings of the joint investigation team. one very interesting moment, and the proceeding was when we learned that the j j i t had actually rejected the evidence of 2 witnesses. let's hear what it was that the judge said about that. das here refers to the testimonies of 2 witnesses in september 2014, which were transferred by russia to the joint investigation team. they were ukrainian refugees who now live in russia. both gave the same testimony stating that they saw rocket launch from the direction of the amber safe co village where the ukrainian army was stationed. the investigation team rejected this testimony, primarily because the area is too far from the place where the plane disappeared from radar. considering beryl, apparently only 8 p

. >> sandra's shirt and brower askew, her lip was split as if she had been punched in the face. the right of the screen, told investigators he discovered sanders body around 9 pm. but the cops could see she'd been dead for a while by then. >> probably 8 to 10 hours. >> which would have put the time of death -- >> in the morning. >> could you get any more exact? >> no. >> given the estranged husband, darren, used to live with sandra and ryan was now dating her, their fingerprints prince could be explained. nothing suspicious there. but ryan finding the body? well, that was potentially suspicious. >> did he have an alibi? >> yes. >> and it checked out? >> yes. >> do you remember what it was? >> he was at work. >> so who else? well, there was sanders estranged husband darren, of course. and this was interesting. >> that morning, he called in sick. >> in other words, he didn't have an alibi? >> no. >> based simply on that lack of alibi, the police arrested darren. >> when they first said do you think your husband could've done it? my first reaction was no. >> even as larry tried to

of the 21 members that voted against the gold medal bill acknowledging police officers that have askewed view or just plain lying about january 6th to come on those shows and talk to me and listen to my experience and what, you know, hundreds of other officers went through on january 6th. at the insurrection. >> what is it like for you, and you have a lot of friends who are capitol police officers, and you've probably made some friends, too, in the unfortunate course of what happened to you. what is it like when you guys talk? what is it like for them having to encounter republican lawmakers every day who are denying what happened to them? >> i've spoken to quite a few. i started my career at u.s. capitol police almost 20 years ago. and i only was there for about a year before i left and joined the d.c. police department. but i still know quite a few people there and yesterday when i was on the hill, i bumped into some old friendly faces. and it's difficult for them, but this is what we do. this is what police officers do every day. whether it's responding to the capitol, you know, regar