more now from mark -- >> gypsy rose blanchard, a little girl whose mother, dee dee blanchard, was known as a loving caring single parents of a disabled child. >> we're moving to mayberry. >> i remember my mom had gave me this little glass house and she said, one day this will be real. now it finally is. [applause] >> gypsy rose blanchard and her mother had just moved into a habitat home in missouri. out of their house was devastated thousand five by hurricane katrina. it appeared to be a feel-good story for this child, whose mother said she had brain damage, leukemia, asthma, muscular dystrophy, and wasn't able to walk. but, it was all a lie. dee dee blanchard had fabricated it all. gypsy rose blanchard was victimized by her mother's apparent munchausen syndrome by proxy, in which a guardian causes or exaggerate illnesses. gypsy rose blanchard never went past second grade. >> it just proves that happy endings are not just in fairytales, they are real and true in real life also. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the elaborate scheme that dee dee blanchard conducted to got sympathy. at this charity function. ♪ ♪

gypsy rose blanchard, pictured on your left, pleaded guilty to the second—degree murder of dee dee blanchardto kill her mother following years of abuse. he stabbed dee dee blanchard to death with a knife her daughter gave him, and the pair fled the scene. the case sparked intense media interest and spawned a number of documentary series and tv shows. live now to mike landis. he's an anchor on fox 49 news and has been following this story from the start. tell us a little bit more about the detail of this is why it's been so gripping for audiences there. i think it's because it's been so controversial. 0bviously any you have a murder case, things seem cut and dry with the crime being committed but because of this, with her background with gypsy r there because if you been following this case, her mother was suffering from what many believed to be one chows an syndrome where you basically fake an syndrome where you basically fake an illness in a child of yours to simply get attention right there. so you had a lot of this controversy obviously. gypsy rose blanchard pleaded guilty to the murder o

gypsy rose blanchard is out of prison after serving a shortened sentence for the death of her mother the trial revealing the years of abuse that drove her to the breaking point here's jesse kirsch. >> reporter: gypsy rose blanchard walking free, seen for the first time since being released from a missouri cr correctional center. >> do you have any plans >> reporter: after serving the better part of a decade behind bars in connection with the high-profile murder of her mother, "dee dee" blanchard. >> she's to be sentenced to ten years in the missouri department of corrections >> reporter: her arrest and trial making international headlines. prosecutors say dee dee had munchausen syndrome by proxy which is defined as a form of abuse in which caregivers make up or induce illness in their child children in a 2017 documentary, blanchard saying her mother forced her to use a wheelchair, a feeding tube and she underwent as many as 30 un unnecessary surgeries. she said she was hit and often chained to her bed >> when you've lived that way your whole life you don't really know you're being ab

. >>> we're back in a moment gypsy rose blanchard, convicted of killing her mother, released from prison. why now, and why her case captured the nation's attention stay with us >>> welcome back if true crime is your genre, you've likely heard of gypsy rose blanchard, who, tonight, is a free woman. convicted seven years ago of killing her mother, but released from prison following reports that she suffered years of abuse. here's nbc's jesse kirsch >> reporter: tonight, we're seeing some of the first images of gypsy rose blanchard, finally freed from a missouri correctional center today, after spending the better part of a decade behind bars for her role in a high profile plot to kill her allegedly abusive mother back in 2015. she conspired with her then-boyfriend, who is serving life in prison for the fatal stabbing of gypsy's mother, dee dee. gypsy alleges her mother forced her for years to pretend she was critically ill, even using a wheelchair and having as many as 30 surgeries. how is this going to stay with her for the rest of her life >> we have been running support groups for adult

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. >> and gypsy rose blanchard walks free. the woman, who says she killed her abusive mother, which she's n and liftoff of a new mission cloaked in secrecy rose from the kennedy space center last night. >> an unmanned military plane, helped by a spacex rocket, took off for space. it also carried vegetables, including cauliflower and peppers, so that scientists can study how extended time in space affects human food. >> spirit airlines has fired a gate agent for putting a six year old boy on the wrong flight. the boy was flying alone from philadelphia to his grandmother's house in fort myers, florida, last week, but he was put on a flight to orlando, which is 160 miles away. >> now, to the story of gypsy rose blanchard walking free after murdering her mother, the woman she claims forced her to pretend she was seriously ill as part of a scam. this morning, gypsy rose blanchard is a free woman seen here in a new york post photo. after spending eight years in prison for her role in her mother's murder in 2015, gypsy's mother, clau

. >> bryan: gypsy rose blanchard, remember her, officially free from prison. served seven years behind bars for the murder of her mom. her story made national headlines, sparked a tv show and gaining traction with a new generation on tiktok. coming up, the details of her early release. >> anita: anti-israel protestors disrupting major travel hubs on one of the busiest days of the year. demonstrations show no signs of stopping even as we are learning more about the things committeed by hamas. former state department special envoy to combat antisemitism joins us next to discuss. >> bryan: nikki haley holding multiple events in new hampshire after controversial comments last night. she was asked about the reasons behind the civil war during a town hall last night and did not mention slavery. haley responding to the criticism over the earlier -- responding to the criticism earlier today, excuse me, saying of course she knows about slavery, being from the south. >> anita: governor ron desantis responding saying the comments prove hayley is not ready for primetime a

>> gypsy blanchard. >> how old are you? i am going to be 25 years old. >> reporter: her boyfriend was found guilty and is serving a life sentence. prosecutors felt gypsy need to be held accountable. because of the abounce she experienced, they blagreed to pa bargain. while in prison she talked with tv personality dr. phil about how her mother lied to doctors and handled her medical appointments. >> told me i couldn't speak during a doctor's appointment. she would tell me sit in the wheelchair, play with your barbie dolls, and let me talk and don't interrupt. my mother told the doctors that i was mentally incompetent. >> reporter: she said her mother tried to convince her how helpless she was. >> she would use the medical term for everything that was wrong that i had, microcephaly, small head, that my brain didn't develop right, and i'll never mature past a 6-year-old level. >> reporter: after sentenced to ten years in prison, gypsy was told this. >> she will have to do 85% of her sentence before she is eligible for parole.

blanchard was granted parole after spending nearly eight years behind bars.abusive mom kept her prisoner, lock her up with chains, and forced her to pretend she had cancer and other illnesses for years. she also admitted she provided her ex-boyfriend with the knife he used to kill her mother. he's serving life in prison. now to this consumer alert for a popular kitchen appliance. recalling nearly 5 million portable blenders. in the company says it's received more than one dozen reports of overheating or fires and hundreds of reports of the blades breaking while in use. 50 people reported minor burns and cuts. at the blenders were sold online and at costco, walmart, target, and other stores. if everything we know is bigger in texas and that includes highway police chases. how this bizarre crawl and standoff ended. that's next. ♪ ♪ feeling sluggish or weighed down? could be a sign that your digestive system isn't at its best. but a little metamucil everyday can help. metamucil's psyllium fiber gels to trap and remove the waste that weighs you down and also help

so that is gypsy rose blanchard on the eve of her release. again, now released from custody in missouri. so after spending years behind bars and years before that as an alleged victim of her mother, she is now finally walking free. again, walking back into a media frenzy she's been at the center of for years between documentaries and dramatized series as well, and we continue to wait to see if she will speak out more. we reached out for comment but not yet heard back. >> a case that truly captured the nation's attention. pretty significant day. jesse kirsch, thanks. >>> and crewed demolished the home where four idaho college students were murdered. why the victims' families wanted to keep that from happening. >>> don't go anywhere. you're watching "nbc news daily." holy cannoli. look at this. it's like a science project. ordering lunch -- easy for you and me but can be so difficult for a young homeowner turning into their parents. are those all different lettuces? uh, yes, sir. brown rice, white rice, or quinoa? -[ groans ] -we're gonna need

despite my name is jim blanchard, i happen to the chair and president of the national foundation. i want to welcome you on behalf of the foundation to this ceremony commemorating and the oath of office for the 11th archivist of the united states, dr. colleen shogan colleen shogan. so now it's my pleasure to introduce the archivist of the states. dr. colleen shogan colleen shogan. now it's my pleasure to introduce the chief justice of the united states supreme court, john roberts, jr. and now another pleasure to introduce the first lady of the united states of america, dr. jill. as we start this ceremony, i would ask that everyone please rise for the presentation of the colors by the navy color guard, followed by the singing of our anthem by millicent scarlett millicent scarlett. paul. pardon. oh, say hey, can you see. oh, is it also elongate or what? so we hit at the top. it's a classically meaning who's broadcast stripes and bright. is three oh plus eight or the three points we searched worse to leave in. boosting me group. three the late that often was still there. oh see it sta

gypsy rose blanchard, pictured on your left, pleaded guilty to the second—degree murder of dee dee blanchardend, nicholas godejohn, to kill her mother following years of abuse. he stabbed dee dee blanchard to death with a knife her daughter gave him and the pair fled the scene. mike landis is an anchor on fox 49 news — he explained to me why the case had been so big in the us. yes, i think it's because it's been so controversial. 0bviously, any time you have a murder case, things seem cut and dry with a crime being committed. but because of this, with her background with gypsy, there was because if you've been following this case, her mother was suffering from what many people believe to be munchausen syndrome, where you basically fake an illness in a child of yours, to simply get attention right there. so you had a lot of this controversy. 0bviously, gypsy pleaded guilty to the murder of her mother, but a lot of people thought perhaps she wasjustified in doing it because she was kept a hostage by her mother all of those years. here locally, that's been what everybody has talked about back a

blanchard was released yesterday after serving nearly eight years of her ten-year sentence. she testified that her mother beat her and forced her to pretend that she had cancer and other illnesses for years. her former boyfriend is serving a life sentence. >>> and the "idaho statesman" says the off-campus house where four university of idaho students were killed was torn down. the students were found stabbed to death last year. bryan kohberger is awaiting trial on murder charges. some of the victims' families did not want the house torn down until after the trial. >>> still to come, swift-onomics. how taylor swift and her romance with travis kelce is boosting kansas city's economy. with travis kelce is boosting kansas city's economy. i have relapsing ms, but i still want to spend my time my way. i chose kesimpta because it works for me and my schedule. kesimpta is a b-cell treatment for rms that had... ...powerful results. a reduced rate of relapses... ...active lesions... ...and slowed disability progression. i take it myself once-a-month, at home, or on the go. when i'm re

>> gypsy blanchard. >> how old are you? >> 24. >> gypsy's boyfriend was found guilty and is serving a life sentence. prosecutors felt sip si needed to be held accountable. but because of the abuse she experienced, they agreed to a plea bargain. >> she is to be sentenced to ten years in the department of corrections. >> while in prison, gypsy talked with tv personality dr. phil about how her mother lied to doctors and handled her medical appointments. >> she told me i couldn't speak during a doctor's appointment. she told me, sit in the wheelchair, play with your barbie dolls, and let me talk and don't interrupt. my mother told the doctors i was mentally incompetent. >> reporter: her mother tried to convince her how helpless she was. >> she would always use a medical term for everything that i was wrong, that i had microcephaly, which is small head, that my brain didn't develop right, and i'll never mature past a 6-year-old's level. >> after she was sentenced to ten years in prison, gypsy was told this. >> she'll have to do

gypsy rose blanchard, pictured on your left, pled guilty to the second-degree murder in 2015. 32-year-old plotted with her boyfriend, john, to kill her mother following years of abuse. he stabbed dede blanchard to death with a knife her daughter gave him, and the pair fled the scene. on fox 49 news, they explained why the case is so big in the u.s. >> i think because it has been so controversi. anytime you have a murder case, things seem cut and dried with the crime being committed. because of this, with her background, with gypsy -- if you have been following this case, her mother was suffering from what many people believe to be when chosen syndrome -- muncha usen syndrome, where you faked illness of a child of yours to get attention. you have this controversy. gypsy pleaded guilty to the murder of her mother, but a lot of people thought perhaps she was justified in doing it because she was kept hostage all of those years. here locally, that has been what everybody has talked about back-and-forth, was -- was she justified? was she being abused? did she have a reasoto do that

and then blanchard plotted to kill her mother when she realized that she was not sick. her ex online boyfriend, it's also serving a life sentence for first-degree murder. blanchard story became famous because there was a popular hulu mini series in 2019 called the act. coming up here. it will pay to be eco-friendly in 2024. will explain. >> i can get some money to recycle. that's ne sleepovers just aren't what they used to be. a house full of screens? basically, no hiccups? you guys have no idea how good you've got it... get xfinity gig speed internet for just $25 a month for 2 years when you add xfinity mobile. back in my day, it was scary stories and flashlights. we don't get scared. oh, really? mom can see your search history. that's what i thought. the next-generation 10g network. only from xfinity. >> starting in the new year, there are some new laws that impact law enforcement, local businesses and recycling services in california. let's break it all down right now. starting with the one that is no longer allowing officers to ask a specific type of question if the

blanchard was granted parole after spending nearly eight years behind bars.m kept her prisoner, locked her up with chains, and forced her to pretend she had cancer and other illnesses for years. she also admitted she provided her ex-boyfriend with the knife he used to kill her mother. he is serving life in prison. >>> everything as we know is bigger in texas. that includes highway police chases. how this bizarre crawl and standoff finally ended. that's next. >>> the driver of an 18-wheeler led deputies on a wild slow-speed chase on interstat 10 in houston. deputies used spike strips to puncture the big rig's tires, but the chase crawled on for hours. it ended when the s.w.a.t. team used heavy machinery called the rook to rip the door off. it's unclear still why the driver fled. >>> today mortgage rates dropped to the lowest level since may. a 30-year fixed rate mortgage slid to 6.61% according to freddie mac. that's the ninth straight week rates have declined since nearing 8% in late october. >>> finally, today marks the 17th annual good riddance day in new y

. >> carley: more headlines starting with fox news alert blanchard released from prison this morning. and her boyfriend were arrested in 2015. she claims her mother abused her falsely claiming blanchard was sick and forcing her to use a wheel 2k4r9 chair and undergo unnecessary medical procedures. >> carley: the owner and operator was accused of repossessing and selling vehicles that belonged to deployed marines. debt collectors and towing companies should not be allowed to take their property or illegally take property from a marine and find out. officials in new york city revealing new design for 2024 new year's eve ball. the bowtie was created by fountain blue las vegas. appleby's is charging $650 per person for their vacation or book at marriott for $12,000. what are your new year's eve plans? looking forward to making plans with family. eat lobster and be in bed by 10:00. i'm coming over, that sounds idyllic. and gary says his family will watch florida state beat georgia on new year's. >> joey: i feel bad for him, in for disappointment. i hate it. >> griff: tough new year's eve.

mother has been released from prison, and we will speak to a producer of a docuseries about gypsy blanchardthere is aot of information out there. hamas slaughtered more than 1200 innocent people, holds innocent hostages, and raped countless innocent women. and now hamas is trying to hide sexual violence against women. they don't want those women to be able to talk about what happened to them stand with palestinians and israelis for basic human rights. stand for all women. >>> this morning, a new intelligence memo obtained by cnn says that the new year's eve celebration is an attractive target by terrorists who might be motivated by the hamas terror attack on israel, and israel's response. no credit threats are known right now, but lone terrorists are a concern. >> reporter: new year's eve and new york city with the tight security and especially this year. while the officials stress there is no specific reporting regarding any threats. a joint threat assessment from ten law enforcement agencies shows that law enforcement is remaining concerned about hamas showing violence against arab and je

gypsy rose blanchard is out of jail today. she served seven years for her role in her mother's murder into it means it is probably only like a month before she is on joe rogan. after that, maybe dancing with the stars, i don't know. but it also mean that's a lot of you guy that's are maybe off for christmas will have to go back to work soon which is a bummer. even if you're retired and you're never working and you're just enjoying your life because you have balance of nature to help you play with your grand kids and relaxium to help you go to sleep at night, even if that is you it is a bummer when christmas is over. if it is the most wonderful time of the year that means after christmas it is all down hill to less memorable times if when christmas end as lot of things will be different, for example, a lot of those ladies that, you know, broke unwith their wall street power broker husband, to be with the baker, might regret it after they have to fly spirit. you might also have a harder time finding an old man with a beard that

gypsy rose blanchard released from prison yesterday after her role in the murder of her mother jesseee and speaking out with no signs of going quiet any time soon. this morning, we're catching a glimpse inside gypsy rose blanchard's first day of freedom in years gypsy was on the move and not shying away from cameras. >> do you have any plans >> lots of em. >> reporter: in 2015, gypsy and her then boyfriend plotted to the boyfriend stopped deedee to death. disturbing revelations surfaced. >> she had taken handcuffs and a dog leash and tied it together and tied me to the bed tied me to the bed. >> so how long were you tied to the bed? >> about two weeks. >> reporter: gypsy says for years, her mother forced her to pretend she was gravely ill, forcing her to use a wheelchair and a feeding tube, to take seizure medication that destroyed her teeth and to have as many as 30 surgeries she didn't need. >> i had multiple eye muscle surgeries, multiple leg surgeries. >> reporter: gypsy says when deedee caught her walking, she how would her mother have been able to fool doctors for so long >> it

blanchard and her boyfriend were arrested back in 2015 following the fatal stabbing of her mother deepsychologic illness in which she pretended her daughter was sick with cancer in an effort to receive attention and material items. well, two florida teenagers are in custody tonight after a gift exchange turned into an exchange of gunfire. allegedly shot his brother in retaliation. steve harrigan reports on the series of events from atlanta. gruesome christmas eve st. petersburg, florida. the trouble began with the coley family was out gift-shopping. younger brother demarcus, 14, got angry that other brother was 15 was getting more gifts. the argument continued after they returned to their grandmother's house. according to police. demarcus pulled out a .40 caliber semiautomatic pistol and pointed it at his house. an uncle separated them and sent demarcus outside. their sister, 23-year-old abriel arrived and pleaded with younger brother to stop fighting. >> abrielle told marcus you all need to leave that stuff alone why are you trying to start it it's christmas. he then shot his sister.

on the panel tonight to discuss it all is jack blanchard, who's the uk editor of politico, and esther brimmer, who's a senior fellow at the council on foreign relations and has previously worked at the us department of state. negotiators in the united nations security council have spent the day trying to come to an agreement over the wording of a resolution calling for a humanitarian pause in fighting in gaza. they have delayed the vote multiple times in the last 2a hours to try and come to an agreement that will avoid a us veto. in the last hour we have heard it has been delayed until tomorrow. remember, the us was the only country to vote against the last security council resolution calling for a cease—fire. we have heard from the state department in the last hour or so. in a statement, they said the us would welcome a resolution that supports addressing humanitarian needs of gaza, but the details of any resolution matter. let's take a look at the language in the resolution that the us state department is referring to. first, the wording originally proposed by the arab states called

my name is jim blanchard and i happen to be the chair and president of the national archives foundationwant to welcome you on behalf of the foundation to the ceremony commemorating the oath of office t for the 11th archivt of the united states. [applause] [cheering] now it is my pleasure to introduce the archivist of the united states. [applause] now it's my pleasure to introduce the chief justice of theob united states supreme cou, john roberts junior. [applause] and now again another pleasure to introduce the first lady of the united states of america, doctor jill biden. [applause] [cheering] as we start the ceremony i would ask everyone please rise for the presentation of colors by the navyvy colorguard followed by te singing of the national anthem. ♪♪ ♪♪ oh say can you see by the dawn's early light what so proudly we hailed at the twilight's last gleaming. ♪♪ whose broad stripes and bright stars through the perilous fight or the ramparts we watched were so valiantly streaming. and the rockets red glare, the bombs bursting in air. ♪♪ gave proof through the night that our flag was sti

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best gators say blanchard along with her boyfriend, nicholas, go to job killed. her mother, dee dee, who suffered from a mental illness after she had subjected gypsy 2 years of unnecessary medical treatments. gypsy received 85% of her original sentence and is now on parole. the boyfriend, however, is still serving a life sentence without the possibility of parole. plus another 25 years for armed criminal action. his attorneys have tried to get the sentence reduced to second degree murder, saying that he was manipulated by gypsy. but earlier this year, judge denied that motion to reduce the sentence. his attorneys say they will continue to fight for a new trial. >> here we go outside. there's quite tower in san francisco getting a break in the rain here. but there's some more systems coming our way. maybe some scattered showers for today. pilots here some can talk about and i interest you in some more rain. i mean, clean up some got first. i know you could use the break. so this is the last system. we've got an awful lot of rain and the sec are 1.8 5 inches in ben

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gypsy rose blanchard walks as a free woman today kayleig. while many people on social media have been outspoken in their support for gypsy. others still say amid all of the abuse, she's nothing but a murderer. but gypsy tells the world that she has found god in her time behind bars. and the one thing she looksun forward to now is going to the next chiefs game. and hopes of seeing taylor swifts , an artist shegaa says has gotten her through her time in prison. her time in prison. joins us now. ninicole, thank you forthis being here. this is really hard to wrap your mind around. is reallyyou know, i read in ty mail that dee dee, the mother, actually was estranged from her family due to suspicions she killed her mother by withholding food so sick. is is absolutely sick. this is evil and is disgusting. and i look at gypsy rose and i see she went through i mean, she was abused. she y herself washersel a victim of multiple crimes, child abuse. you know, her mother making up all of these lies, the brainwashing. i mean, to imagine t what shea o went

. >> kayleigh: gypsy rose blanchard, convicted murder took her first steps as a free woman. to second degree murder of her mom. didi her mother no ordinary mother. suffered from rare and psychological disorder called munchausen biproxy. this psychological horror became so severe, she underwent 30 surgeries she never needed to have. didi coerced gypsy to be wheelchair bound for years. >> why did she tell you you were going in a wheelchair? >> i got into a motorcycle accident. she told me that the doctor gave her a wheelchair and i have to be in a wheelchair now. >> forever. >> did she ever catch you walking? >> she did. >> what did she do? >> she started hitting me with a coat hanger and telling me all kinds of mean things and wish she had an abortion. >> kayleigh: abuse didn't stop there. she was held captive in her home. didi would shave gypsy's hair to mimic leukemia. wreaked havoc on mental health. at one point her teeth began to fall out. >> i didn't understand why my teeth were falling out. i had to have them extracted. i was losing teeth. >> u yo you know now you didn'

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for half a million more ukrainians tojoin the army. 0n the panel tonight to discuss it all is jack blanchardtment of state. negotiators in the united nations security council have spent the day

jack blanchard and esther brimmer. you about what we just heard, jack, so interesting to see the difference between how things come across from the russian government, from vladimir putin, compared to what president zelensky said in his last and of your address. you what president zelensky said in his last and of your address.— last and of your address. you are completely _ last and of your address. you are completely right, _ last and of your address. you are completely right, and _ last and of your address. you are completely right, and that - last and of your address. you are l completely right, and that russian society is used to hearing this propaganda from president putin which they have heard for many years now about the motherland and the important nature of the literary operation we have seen in ukraine, and we have seen him perform elsewhere before as well. the question has to be about resolve, now, no adults in pizza tenant resolve for this, with the russian people have the resolve to see—through for years t

. >> gypsy rose blanchard despite spending years behind bars, a huge story, 32-year-old woman inspiredl abusive mother in 2015, she's now a free woman. don't expect to slip, taylor swift meet up while she's held onto the long shot hope of meeting taylor swift, good luck in kansas city and staking out the chiefs game, the state is asking the ex-con to be the siding security concerns and surrounding gypsy. i will say i think this girl was wrongfully imprisoned portrait by her mother, horrible. she pled guilty, her boyfriend spending behind bars but this is the toughest case of abuse and deserves to live out the rest of her life happily. >> maybe taylor swift will. >> she might be a little concerned. >> will get her reaction. [laughter] >> former msnbc host chris matthews claims voters mindset needs to be handled similarly to fighting terrorism. >> people who didn't go to college have a pretty good range on the hands, what you really want is a rage and in this case they are so angry at the liberal astonishment, coastal elite fighting terrorism. >> is probably one of the most liberal elite

gypsy rose blanchard has been released on parole.r allegedly had a sickness where she pretended her daughter was sick to get gifts and money and attention. >>> and brother is accused of kills his holder sister, the other facing charges after he allegedly shot his brother in retaliation. steve harrigan reports on the series of events from atlanta. >> a gruesome christmas eve near st. petersburg, florida. younger brother, demarcus, 14, got angry and his older brother was getting more gifts. the argument continued after they returned to their grandmother's house. demarcus pulled out a 40 caliber semiautomatic pistol and pointed it at his brother's ahead. a uncle separated them. their sister arrived and pleaded with her younger brother. she said you need to leave that stuff alone, why start it, it's christmas. he then shot his sister, it punctured her lung. she is a mother of two. she was holding her 11 month old infant when she was shot. the infant fell but was not hurt. she was taken to the hospital and died. eight seconds later the ot

. >>> now to an update on a true crime case that captivated the nation gypsy rose blanchard is get towith a closer look at this. >> gypsy rose pled guilty to the charge of second-degree murder in 2016, admitting she planned the murder with her then boyfriend. the case garnered worldwide attention, has been turned into documentaries and tv series. some see her as a sympathetic hero, a victim of what's called munchausen by proxy. >> gypsy rose blanchard will soon walk free now 32 years old, she's set to be released early in missouri tomorrow, where she served a shortened sentence for the second-degree murder of her mother dede. >> she didn't deserve what happened if anything, she just deserved to be where i am. >> an hbo documentary exposed the extent of her mother's abuse. throughout gypsy rose's adolescence, she claimed falsely that her daughter suffered from leukemia, asthma she claimed she had the mental capacity of a 7-year-old and made her use a wheelchair and a feeding tube gypsy rose estimates she had as many as 30 surgeries that she didn't need. she began to question her mom. a

gypsy rose blanchard is out of prison. she was found guilty of persuading her boyfriend to kill her mother after she said she suffered years of abuse. she was released from a missouri prison early this morning. she spent the last eight years in prison for the murder of her mother back in 2015. the case was inspired for countless documentaries out there as well as a hulu tv show, called the act. >>> a live look at the nation's 12th largest city, and with another election coming up we sat down with mayor matt mahan. >> i am most proud of the progress we are making on homelessness, and it's not fast enough or cost-effective enough and want to do much more in the coming year, and we have seen a 10% reduction in people living outside in tents and vehicles, and a 10% reduction year over year, and i attribute that to the investments we made in interim housing and safe parking. >> he also discussed a new speed safety program and it will have the goal of reducing deadly crashes. he said those could be deployed in the back half of n

. >> carley: joseph, another case making major headlines today but gypsy rose blanchard.prison yesterday after orchestrating her mother's 2015 murder. and that's because this mother, she killed -- she had her boyfriend kill her mom because the mother kept up this years' long charade of convincing doctors and charities that gypsy rose as a child was terminally ill when she was completely healthy. what do you think about this case and how could someone convince doctors that another person is sick when they're not? >> very difficult. and i think that her mom had perfected this, had become a true pro-at it. and this young woman, gypsy rose, had actually become, you know, kind of a bit of theater. she was a performer for her mother. she could cry on cue. she could perform before these doctors. you know what is really going to be fascinating about this case moving forward, i'm really curious in the courts if they're going to move forward with any kind of civil liability that might be laid at the feet of these doctors that subjected -- subjected this young woman to all of those

. >>> gypsy rose blanchard out of prison.inspired a hulu show and hbo documentary was convicted of plotting to kill her mother who abused her and forced her to fake serious illnesses. blanchard had been serving a 10-year sentence on a second-degree murder charge in her mother's 2015 death. >>> shakira's hometown unveiled a 21-foot statute in her likeness. the colombian born singer is featured performing her iconic belly dance. the sculpture hopes the bronze statute will inspire other girls to achieve their dreams. next time i'm there i will check it out. >> wow. that is really something. >> yeah. >> thank you. silvana henao. wouldn't expect to see a statute of shakira. >>> apple shares soaring with the magnificent seven up 15% in two months despite a year of four consecutive declines. how can apple get back to growth? steve joins us with possible answers and despite the out performance on the year, a little bit of weakness here into year end. >> yeah. that's exactly right. we've seen it go up and down throughout the year. let

blanchard s mother forced her to also undergo unnecessary medical procedures as part of a fraud scheme. the story became one of the most infamous true crime cases, with several docu series and miniseries about it. republican presidential candidate nikki haley did not cite slavery as a cause of the civil war. a voter asked her what she thought led to the conflict. >> i think it always comes down to the role of government and what the rights of the people are, and we i will always stand by the fact that i think government was intended to secure the rights and freedoms of the people. it was never meant to be all things to all people. government doesn't need to tell you how to live your life. they don't need to tell you what you can and can't do. they don't need to be a part of your life. they need to make sure that you have freedom. >> and the person who asked the question told haley he thought it was astonishing that she gave an answer that did not mention slavery. she then quickly moved on to the next question. after this, president biden posted a social media that slavery was the cause

can be forced to sit down and negotiate with russia - the journalist said politico edition jack blanchardperate attempt to change washington's position, zelsky sent deputies from the servants of the people to the united states. the nazis, executioner odessa and goncharenko are also already in washington. they claim that the head of the arakhamia faction has also arrived in america, and the minister of defense of ukraine umerov and the head of the office of zelsky erma will soon arrive. previously, the bank announced that the first ukrainian-american conference on the production of weapons will start in washington tomorrow, where kiev will again ask for money and promise not to steal it, but today, as luck would have it, it thundered another corruption scandal. in dnepropetrovsk, sbu, arrested. a businessman who stole spare parts for the mig-29 fighter and wanted to sell them to the russians. the total amount of parts that he hid from the kiev regime is 10 million hryvnia - that’s 25 million rubles. in general, the more the ukrainian military-industrial complex produces, the more the cunni

. >> we want to thank north shore high school teachers, emanuel blanchard jr.nd mike dlever for having that conversation for us. let's go back to your calls. carrie in north ridge, california. >> good evening. i wanted to respond to some of the callers. i wonder what jim's vocation would have been since in florida they said the slaves had vocation training, you know. i just think the teacher that said she was uncomfortable with saying the n-word she didn't have a problem with saying slave. i'm just wondering what her response would have been if the child that she was teaching would have asked, which one is the slave? we're kind of missing some other stuff here. >> we're going to have to leave it there. andrew levy, your response to her? >> both huck and jim are escaping, they're escaping together. at the end of the book it turns out they were both freeor quite some time. and some people feel that mark twain was in the just interested in issues of freedom and slavery related to african-americans of the time period but that he was interested in issuesf freedom an