carter want her dead? a riffle missing from her husband's gun safe led investigators to believe that the killer knew where billd her weapons. shirley's loved ones were under scrutiny and soon detectives could discover that someone in the carter clan had plenty to hide. continuing. our story, here is dennis murphy with "the farm." >> reporter: shirley, the farm wife and mother, had been gunned down in her own kitchen, and there was no obvious explanation for the crime. as investigators began digging into the carter family background, though, they came across a detail that focused their attention. it concerned the son jason, the one who found his mother's body. >> we had found out that jason carter was having an affair. >> how'd you find that out? >> a friend of his during one of the interviews. >> reporter: jason never mentioned any problems with his marriage when investigators first asked him about that. so who's this girlfriend? >> we locate her. we bring her in, and we determine that there's another phone in play. >> another phone? >> a phone that they just had. >> the lovers had? what they call burner phone

bill carter we. faced off in a debate a rare event in the arab world and a moment of pride for the tennesseans who 80 years ago inspired the pro-democracy movement also known as the arab spring. the debate was a crucial moment for the 2 candidates the election divided to secular and liberals back while conservatives leftists and nationalists endorser yet. this is always leading in the parliamentary and presidential elections into jail despite there are still moved on to the 2nd round my opponents thought i'd be defeated. in . a free they will never return to the cage and won't accept being given crumbs they are free already committed to building a new country. supporters of the bill carter we are job and their leader and media mogul was released from jail and is back on the campaign trail but the man and his party have only a limited time to convince people that he is the right person to leave the country i always party heart of which he founded 3 months ago came in 2nd in the parliamentary election

supporters of the bill carter we are job and their leader and media mogul was released from jail and is back on the campaign trail but the man and his party have only a limited time to convince people that he is the right person to leave the country i always party heart of which he founded 3 months ago came in 2nd in the parliamentary election becoming the 2nd largest political party after the conservative enough. from the beginning of the campaign out of his rival cases i yet kept a low profile but his supporters took to the streets promoting the burn they say will and corruption and unite the people but people are frustrated with their leaders 80 years after the revolution they see little change in their country and their expectations are high and have our president make young people more of a priority it's far as i'm concerned i have no faith in the political elite we want a president who stands for all to new zealand we are to fight a country that is different political party social classes we don't want a president defending a particular class or group after the 2011 revolution

media analyst bill carter joins now to talk now about what it means to do business in china. have you with us, bill. >> nice to be with you, george. we are getting a sense how important the chinese market is given the headlines as of late. this is nothing new for hollywood, given the massive market for films. the chinese market brought in almost $9 billion. this in 2018 according to the motion picture association of america. both the u.s. and canada box offices combined, brought in 11.9 billion, and that's together. clearly there is big money to be made in china. many maneuvers a moral cost on self-censor ship o'dell cat issues. >> it is. a very interesting line they are trying to walk. china is a massive market. it brings in so much money, they have to pay attention to it. in so doing, they really have to sort of weigh, you know, market value versus human value. and what they have to do here is basically censor themselves in order to keep that market. klein is showing it is extremely unforgiving about any kind of sign, especially in this hong kong situation, that plays into

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sayen a law professor who ran as an independent defeated his rival now bill carter we the media mogul and leader of the secular heart of tennessee a party cutaway was released from jail a few days ago after being detained on charges of corruption and tax evasion he dismissed the accusations as politically motivated saia took a principled stance on his opponent's detention refusing to campaign while he was locked up but once the vote was decided. supporters celebrated victory on the streets i was confident basis aid would win i am very excited for my country in the past elections my vote never counted this time i'm very happy because the man of voted for has become president the president has seen his powers diminish after the 2011 revolution the prime minister and the parliament shape the domestic agenda i see it faces to immediate challenges convincing the political parties but one the parliamentary election to set aside their differences and form a governing coalition and solving the economic problems so i get has repeatedly said that he was committed to helping his people now he mu

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heart of has come in 2nd with $35.00 seats the party was founded 3 months ago by media tycoon a bill carter we who is in jail on corruption charges the coalition of dignity and alliance of independent candidate came in 3rd with 20 seats and the surprising performance by the newcomer the constitutional liberal party securing 16 seats the party was established in 2013 by i b m o c a lawyer and loyalists of the former president ben ali but the biggest loser is tunis or the call of tunisia the party of former president. which was the largest party in 2014 with $86.00 seats in parliament it was an election marred by a growing discontent with the political establishment a few voters showed up at this polling station in the capital tunis most of them early but determined to be part of tennessee a 2nd democratic election since the revolution 80 years ago menat uneasy and angry with their leader. i very much wanted to see young candidates and fortunately it's the same old elite security and economy should be the top priority for the government during the campaign another and the heart of tunisia bru

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some advisers to the bill carter we have been asking for the presidential election to be delayed for a week to give him a chance to be able to campaign travel across the country because he's been in jail since ogust and who they were saying basically this is not fair there's absolutely no way that you can have him travel across the country in 3 days talk to the people convince them present his political project his political agenda now i don't see the election committee accept this request by his own political party experience of extremely difficult to delay the elections so ultimately he has we days and do those 3 days along with his wife who will have to travel talk to the people and convince them and say schroeder to read the rainbow meant here in tennessee we're talking about someone who's been in jail he's set free tonight and he's confident he will become seen as the next president. thank you very much for that live update from tunis. an american scientist who identified one of the key materials and richardo batteries has become the oldest nobel laureates in history 97 year old

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heart of has come in 2nd with $35.00 seats the party was founded 3 months ago by media tycoon a bill carter we who is in jail on corruption charges the coalition of dignity and alliance of independent candidate came in 3rd with 20 seats and the surprising performance by the newcomer the constitutional liberal party securing 16 seats the party was established in 2013 by i b m o c a lawyer and loyalists of the former president ben ali but the biggest loser. or the call of tunisia the party of former president. which was the largest party in 2014 with $86.00 seats in parliament it was an election marred by a growing discontent with the political establishment a few voters showed up at this polling station in the capital tunis most of them early but determined to be part of tunisia 2nd democratic election since the revolution 80 years ago menat uneasy and angry with their leader. i very much wanted to see young candidates and fortunately it's the same old elite security and economy should be the top priority for the government during the campaign another and the heart of tunisia brushed aside a

when he was asked that question by bill carter, a senior u.s. diplomat there who had that very concern, he had a pause. went to the president. the president told him there was no quid pro quo and he went back and delivered that message. is that a satisfying answer to you? >> well, it obviously raises a number of profound questions that i think the ambassador will be asked. what we're doing right now is we're putting together a lot of different details that are giving us a composite portrait of what happened. but right now, pretty much everything that the whistle-blower put in the complaint has been corroborated by objective evidence. the contemporaneous memorandum that was written about the telephone call gives us a lot of detail. the fact that the military assistance that we voted for ukraine, our besieged ally, was held up in the process of trying to extract this promise that there would be investigators unleashed on the bidens. >> to be clear, it has shown that that aid was held up. it has not, at least -- and granted, we weren't in the room

supporters of the bill carter we are job and their leader and media mogul was released from jail and he's back on the campaign trail but the man and his party have only a limited time to convince people that he is the right person to leave the country i always party heart of which he founded 3 months ago came in 2nd in the parliamentary election becoming the 2nd largest political party after the conservative and. from the beginning of the campaign rival cases i yet kept a low profile but his supporters took to the streets promoting the burn they say will and corruption and unite the people but people are frustrated with their leaders 8 years after the revolution they see little change in their country and their expectations are high and have our president should make young people more of a priority its far as i'm concerned i have no faith in the political elite we want a president who stands for all to new zealand we are to fight a country that has different political party social classes we don't want a president defending a particular class or group after the 2011 revolution the pr

to an asean presidential candidate in the bill carter we have been freed from jail just 4 days before the runoff vote we had been behind boson's august accused of money laundering and tax evasion the media mogul came 2nd in the 1st round of the presidential elections last month. well those are the headlines on al-jazeera i'll have the news hour for you in just under one hour coming up next as al-jazeera world thank you for watching. illo . on the 10th of may 28th the wife of a libyan politician i'm told lawyers held up an historic document a letter of apology from the british prime minister the u.k. lost its way when i got mixed up in the rendition of an innocent pregnant woman and to get off a dissident but today i think it stood on the right side of history by recognizing its mistakes and by apologizing. abdulhakim bell high and his wife fatima bhutto had been fighting for 6 years to get the british government to admit it rendered them and handed them over to the regime of moammar gadhafi in 2004 knowing that as libyan dissidents bay would be in serious or some danger on behalf of h

to give you an idea about what's happening in tunisia there was a prevailing sentiment that the bill carter was opponent of the retired law professor. was widely seen as the man to be elected as to his ears next president now we have to wait and see whether the release of the bill is going to build up more momentum for him he has 4 days to catch up he has 4 days to rally support for him and to start a. camping along with his own allies but his party which was established only 3 months ago made a huge surprise in the parliamentary election and came in 2nd so we're seeing some momentum which is building up when you talk to his supporters and they would definitely tell you that this is the only person who has a clear sense about how to move forward in tunisia and that he's most likely going to be elected as president of the other hand you have another campaign team is that we says that if the man has been facing corruption charges and therefore it may not be the right choice for the tunisia's i think this is going to further shift the focus in the coming days on not be a little color we the me

it's the holiest day of the jewish calendar yom kippur war 2 museum presidential candidate in the bill carter way has been freed from jail just 4 days before the runoff vote we had been behind bars since all the cities of money laundering and taps evasion the media mogul came 2nd in the 1st round of the presidential election last month his party part of tunisia won $38.00 seats coming in 2nd place in that election. now around a 1000000 people in the u.s. 8 of california are without electricity after the largest utility companies shut off power to reduce the risk of wildfire the planned power outage by pacific gas and electric less schools businesses and banks in the dark high winds and dry heat have raised the threat of power lines snapping and there are concerns electrical grid could start another blaze that would rival the california camp fire of 2080 which killed at least 86 people write up today those are the latest headlines from here it is a i'll be back in about 30 minutes after the stream. thank . you. i have family ok and this is the street and i really could be a whistle blower's wh

sayen a law professor who ran as an independent defeated his rival now bill carter we the media mogul and leader of the secular heart of tennessee a party cutaway was released from jail a few days ago after being detained on charges of corruption and tax evasion he dismissed the accusations as politically motivated saia took a principled stance on his opponent's detention refusing to campaign while he was locked up but once the vote was decided. supporters celebrated victory on the streets i was confident basis aid would win i am very excited for my country in the past elections my vote never counted this time i'm very happy because the man of voted for has become president the president has seen his powers diminish after the 2011 revolution the prime minister and the parliament shape the domestic agenda i sayed faces to immediate challenges convincing the political parties but one the parliamentary election to set aside their differences and form a governing coalition and solving the economic problems so i get has repeatedly said that he was committed to helping his people now he mus

this bill, introduced by representatives engel, reed, clark, and carter, would establish palliative care and hospice education creventers to mprove training of interdisciplinary professional and faculty members, professionals and faculty members in palliative care. the bill would promote career development of physicians who practice hossties and -- hospice and palliative medicine. it also helps train the next generation of practitioners by authorizing funds to train and retain nurses. social workers. pharmacists. and others who are pursuing advanced degrees in palliative care and related fields. help 47 will also -- will patients facing serious conditions at the end of their life and improve hospice care availability and treatment. i just want to say this bill is personal to me. my father, who hied with me at the end of his life, we were the beneficiaries of hospice and it made all the difference at the final days of his life. this bill has the support of 294 bipartisan co-sponsors, as well as 89 different organizations and i would certainly urge all my colleagues to endorse and support

klobuchar knows she's an underdog in this race, and she's embracing it, reminding voters that jimmy carter, billon and own campaigns and she told every audience she can win in trump country as she's done in minnesota, and democrats had she says are making a mistake to pick a nominee who cannot. >> hey, guys, wow. >> senator amy klobuchar is on the move, with no time to mince words or hold back, she's racing across iowa trying to turn her moment on last week's debate stage. >> i want to give a reality check here to elizabeth. >> reporter: into momentum on the campaign trail. it's clear she's tapping into something. >> how do you plan to address all the free stuff other candidates are promoting? nothing in life is free. >> okay. well, there we go. well, we're going to give you all a free chocolate chip cookie when you leave. no. >> reporter: at a town hall meeting in davenport that question was submitted by a retired teacher who likes what she hears from klobuchar. >> and elaborate who you're talking about when you say free stuff. >> i'm talking about bernie. i'm talking about elizabeth warren and

most of the people from jimmy carter to bill clinton were pulling in the single digits around this time. we are a party that usually has elected younger, exciting people who can unify party and energize them. where they distinguish themselves as clinton was the comeback kid, even barack obama, 15, 20 points behind hillary clinton, behind her here in south carolina. all upset by showing their strength in iowa. so right now, me and elizabeth warren are leading in iowa. not only the quality of the teams we have on the ground according to the des moines register and others but also endorsementes from local leaders. we're relying on our ground game but we'll need a lot in the next few months to raise the money to build on the early states. we're hoping more people will go to cory booker.com. who want to see me not just stay in the race but really thrive so we can win next year. >> the philadelphia inquirer said you were in danger of dropping out. then you raised $2.5 million in a ten-day stretch, kind of challenged, perhaps to nullify that headline. what is it that's driving to you stay in i

way towards bill clinton and robert smith talks about jimmy carter and a man of the black community.immy carter with the nobel prize did not have black folks when he is president of the united states. the convergence of a republican racism started in the 19 sixties and seventies. we only have this idea of a moral repair a black citizenship and there's a consensus for several years that the crises are occurring and it's 1963 to 1968. and the tragedies with assassination of martin was urging junior and you have a symbol globally who was recognized as a symbol of that claim of moral repaired of citizenship. what's interesting for ronald waters when you think about civil rights and black power and black history is that he recognizes that by the 1970s, american politics has shifted towards neo-liberalism. the rhetoric of jimmy carter is the rhetoric of bill clinton and what ronald waters argues that there is a strain of that continues and barack obama and pushes back against that even as black leadership and the black community has unapologetically and phrases the obama administration. we

but we do have jesse jackson, we have ron brown, bill clinton, barack obama, jimmy carter, on and on. they have been part of our success and we are deeply rooted in their political campaigns. why don't you share some of these great stories with some of the remarkable men we have worked with. >> let's see. i worked closely with ron brown, a personal friend. we started working at the dnc the same day in 1980 something, 81 after jimmy carter had lost. and we became good friends. i came to work for him when he was running the first inaugural and i was in new york after the convention and called him up and said i want to work on the inaugural. can you get here tomorrow? i guess i can so i went and i was deputy at the inaugural. i remember coming from lunch, he had gotten a call from bill clinton, the first was to ask if she was interested in being the un representative. his wife was there and his son was there and we all said that is not you. he told him -- before he got back clinton called the next day and said how about secretary of commerce and i said that might be something. you don't

in 1st now it's turning its attention to this sunday's presidential election it's candidate now bill carter we is in jail facing corruption charges his supporters though are confident he would become to his ears elected president we are very confident. with we believe that. program that is highly credible and truly meets the. tunisian to theirs and so expect asians tennessee has been divided over the past few years conservatives competing against seculars for a bigger say in parliament now it's more complex for now we have 3 groups in the parliament we have those who are conservative islamists and they have about 80 seats we have those who are more into the old regime. more like economically liberal and so forth these are better 70 seats you have about 60 which for social democrats then added with these 3 groups not of them can actually have a government over the last 8 years divisions have to wales proceedings to build coalitions based on a strong pact now as those divisions continue it looks like to bracing for yet another crisis the only way for another to form a government is to reach o

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you remember this shot, rosslyn carter next to jimmy carter next to hillary clinton and bill clinton, next to michelle obama, barack obama, next to melania trump, next to donald trump. you don't see that in real life, that's like flipping through a history book, except there they all are on the same page, in the same place, at the same time. you never see that. president bush's funeral at the national cathedral was a huge affair. it was everyone imaginable in u.s. politics. one of the weirder things we have since learned about the attendance at that funeral is when former new york city mayor rudy giuliani decided to attend that funeral, he brought with him a date. a most unusual date. the bush family has since pronounced themselves, quote, disappointed to learn that the man who rudy giuliani brought to poppy bush's funeral at the national cathedral in washington was lev parnas, now famous as one of rudy giuliani's two associates who was arrested this week at dulles airport with a one-way ticket out of this country. he and another man were charged with a sprawling campaign finance sche

grown food senator leahy was the 1st elected official after president carter order to try to stop the 2nd poison by introducing 3 bills in 1900. 12 when i 1st suggested we have a lot of pushback. by lobbyists in the senate we had duck people in the senate who realized that it was important to stop to circle poison and we passed. once i got to the house of representatives was his frame to work law and order. and they were able to stop it from being in the final we tried mightily to work on saturdays weekends everything out. how on the bill but could not get that part through. there are very powerful interests to make a lot of money i sign things they know are contaminated and the fact that we might be able to make money and create a few jobs here and poison people in other countries whether it's a bet as best us or lead paint is something we shouldn't do that. just rumor you just sent. your the lead up that allows all your members to be able to say i fully agree with you or my god what you talkin about that's correct go ahead. thank you mr chairman senator lugar i would like to. welcome the other 6 exact senior executi

bill. you would not see this piece in the carter era or the obama era. not understanding economics.m wage and restaurants. in new york, they are slashing their staffing as they can afford to keep along. now you have smaller staffs at restaurants which means poor service which means fewer customers and fewer tips. as they are lecturing us on 20% tips, they are killing an industry where people will get fewer tips. they are idiots! >> juan: i think you're missing the point here because it's not about tip jars or the computer word says give me a tip. you just gave me a cup of coffee. it's about restaurants who are battling i think in some ways to transfer their labor costs to you, the diner or consumer. these are people going out to dinner who can afford a good dinner and the question is if you get bad service and you've gone to a nice tablecloth restaurant, are you obligated to tip 20%? what the paper was saying, an interesting argument, was that if you have a bad day at work, if jesse and i are arguing in the boss is upstairs saying juan and jesse, why are you arguing? do they say wer

the bill >>that is a giant of a man jimmy carter is 95 years old and he will be in nashville. the next few days helping build homes. >>in other national news this morning. we have a second whistleblower now coming forward with firsthand knowledge about president trump's dealings with ukraine this new development obviously happening with the ongoing impeachment inquiry, and it could add new leads for house democrats in their investigation of the president's conduct. the attorney who represents the original whistleblower and now also the second one says that this new whistleblower. took his concerns to the inspector general within the national intelligence community and apparently his information does cooperate. the original whistleblower's complaint. the president says he wants to meet that first whistleblower claiming most of his information is incorrect. and the second and 3rd hand. the us supreme court will begin a new term the 9 justices will face a blockbuster docket of invos ing everything from abortion to immigration. the second amendment lgbtq rights in fact starting th

carrying 2 passengers out their luggage bill to cover short distances it can stay in the air for 30 minutes the company believes its biggest market will be cities like to carter and bangkok which suffer from intense traffic congestion. many of the world's largest megacities are home in asia so obviously this is a matter of market to us and we see great progress on the side of the authorities of you know making new modes of transportation available so asia is a natural fit for volvo propter. copters says the service will likely appeal to business travelers eager to save time but is hoping that the general public will one day be able to afford it to. the follow up there is no electric power drone which runs on 18 brochures as a result it's much quieter than helicopters which require fuel. to term and start up is backed by carmaker di miller in september and in that instant was joining up with the holding group which will bring its air taxis to china which they hope will be the future of our urban travel. thank you very much for watching that's all for g.w. business will see you next time take care of. played. truism on the monday. with a construction boom to bo

please remember there are a lot of successful presidents and winners for a party like bill clinton and jimmy carteris point. so i think it is important you keep having a number of candidates in the mix. >> don't disagree with that. senator amy klobuchar, thank you for being on the show this morning. >> thank you. it is great to be on. >>> still ahead, a major day in the trump impeachment push as the house prepares to take its first formal vote on the case. new revelations are bolstering claims of a quid pro quo and a potential coverup. "morning joe" is back in a moment. ♪ th ok own your look... ...with fewer lines. there's only one botox® cosmetic. it's the only one... ...fda approved... ...to temporarily make frown lines... ...crow's feet... ...and forehead lines... ...look better. the effects of botox® cosmetic, may spread hours to weeks after injection, causing serious symptoms. alert your doctor right away as difficulty swallowing, speaking, breathing, eye problems, or muscle weakness may be a sign of a life-threatening condition. do not receive botox® cosmetic if you have a skin infection. sid

you know, whether the fisa application into carter page was appropriately handled. the thing that -- that bill barr launched with this review was to go outside the walls of the justice department and look at the intelligence agencies as well. it's why a lot of people think the real targets of this investigation were people like john brennan and james clapper. something that the ig at the justice department couldn't do on his own. it's now morphed into a criminal investigation and i think the thing that greg and i and all the other former colleagues that i've talked to in the last 24 hours have been trying to figure out is, what's the predicate? where's the potential crime? >> let me take a step back here and just -- just -- the damage that's being done to the -- to the perception of the department of justice. the right wing and the conservative chamber spent a long time making claims about eric holder. so the right has decided eric holder and the department of justice was run afoul. there is a theory out there that bill barr is doing what he thought eric holder was doing or at least what the c

bill barr is doing. we'll see what this results in. i do know the american people have moved so far beyond whether or not carter page was a russian assete american people focus on this ukrainian scandal that is very devastating to the president. >> why are you so troubled by what bill barr says? do you think he's acting as a partisan and attorney for the president versus attorney general of the united states? >> absolutely. his memo before the special counsel's report was released is incredibly misleading. when history looks back on t you'll know he misled people. he seems like he's acting like the president's own lawyer rather than as attorney general of the united states. >> one more question. what did you think of storming the skiff yesterday? >> i thought that was a stunt because republicans are trying to change the narrative. it is no coincidence that they did that the day african-american bass is a door bill taylor's devastating testimony about the president of the united states. i also noticed that of the republicans that stormed the skiff already could be in a skiff and they in fact are there during these witness interviews ask

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