britton when mr. britton was ten minutes down the road? i mean, david is not a stupid child at 24.d mr. britton want to see him in a motel? >> tell them what you know, they demanded. there would be no justice, they told wolfe, unless everyone involved was held accountable. outside the courtroom, david's brother encountered the state's attorney and said -- >> he's going to tell you, and he said, he's not going to tell me anything. i saw it in his eyes, he'll tell you. and then we got the real story. >> in fact, it was just two days later when wolfe finally confessed the true measure of his guilt and gave police firsthand his unedited version of events the night he said they buried david jackson in the shifting florida clay. was someone else involved? oh, yes, said michael wolfe. she certainly was. >>> coming up, what made david go to that motel? >> it was a woman who was on the phone. david takes the phone, comes out a little highly later, he's all spruced up, ready to go out. >> when "buried clues" continues. the sleep number 360 smart bed, from $999... senses your movement and aut

mr britton came to medomsley in county durham to see it for himself today. 2013, pressure from those who felt abandoned forced durham police to reopen their inquiries into medomsley. it was to become the force's biggest investigation. i want officers of domes take pride in the fact that we are getting to the bottom of this case and we're going to get to the fa cts case and we're going to get to the facts of what has occurred over the two decades. every available detective was drafted in. seasoned officers were shocked by what they we re officers were shocked by what they were hearing. they were systematically raped by neville husband, working in the kitchens. that involved having a ligature tied around his neck, to the point of nearly passing out. some of the boys would lie at the bottom of the stairs and ask another boy to jump off the stairs, jump onto the next so off the stairs, jump onto the next so they could break then there can be removed from medomsley detention centre, in order not to be subjected to any more. they were lifting the lid on a regime o

thank you anti terror expert and a legal analyst jennifer britton academy is just one of many private contractors eager to enter afghanistan after the u.s. withdrawal. blackwater has been stating that their presence there is going to maintain stability to a stabilizing force just be a third party and the presence of two opposing afghan forces i think he's seen this as a money making opportunity and money making and the moment that it was announced that the u.s. would be withdrawing from a skip afghanistan you're talking about every single major private security firm that wants to be in there wants to take over that gap wants to get whatever u.s. funding is going to be residual for private companies to come in and fill in that gap it's probably likely that the u.s. will say if you want this troops to happen if you want our military our defense department to leave we're going to have to leave a residual force in here whether that's a private contractor somebody else and you'll have to be ok with that the taliban has not agreed to any u.s. presence any private contractors and private mil

have warned people spreading the footage is punishable by imprisonment we asked attorney jennifer britton media analyst lionel how social media giants should be addressing the challenges posed by their technologies. i respectfully submit that when you show violence against human beings it's a form of pornography we have to as a society say no facebook you can do much better for kids for people who would see this not necessarily because it would inspire the next shooting which you very well good because these losers need some form of acclimation out of just human decency without bringing in the government and laws and penalties and we're hearing from officials government officials from the prime minister in new zealand talking about preventing future attacks like this and then going on to censoring when this attack happens how in the world is that prevent this attack we're spending so much time talking about we can have videos like this with as or so or think it might lead to more rather than answering questions that need to be asked i mean one of the main problems i'm seeing here is that

they're watching bbc news coverage of the house of commons a statement by britain by britton's de factoter, is in strasbourg. we will hear from her shortly. let's hear from strasbourg. we will hear from her shortly. let's hearfrom hilary benn, chairman of the brexit select committee in the uk house of commons. involve questions about the interpretation of the application of eu law, can the secretary of state confirmed for the house tonight that any such questions would have to be referred by the arbitration panel to the court ofjustice and the european union, and that any ruling of the court, despite what he said tonight, would be binding on the arbitration panel on the european union, and crucially, on the united kingdom? i will say a couple of things in response to the right honourable

and needs to be adjusted to ensure the sort of horror sir cliff richard face, paul gambaccini, leon brittond sex offences, it should be put different category?” committed sex offences, it should be put different category? i do that, because the complainants in sexual offences because the complainants in sexual offe nces gets because the complainants in sexual offences gets anonymity for life. where source for the goose should be sauce for the gander and that is when fairness comes in and that is the aim of our campaign. thank you for coming in. imagine having a sick child, and then being accused of causing that sickness. adrian goldberg has been looking at the issue. adrian, what is fabricated induced illness? as the name would suggest it is about a situation where a parent might make up situation where a parent might make upa situation where a parent might make up a symptom for a child, they might exaggerate the child's symptoms or in the worst cases make their child ill. a parent might do that to get extra support from social services, they might do it to get additional benefits or they m

great many grateful i mean should we grateful to the prime minister before she continues with this brittonic hyperbole can she tell me what changes have come what changes have come about to the agreement that were shot by the devolved governments in scotland and didn't wheels or with another toll. as the ultimate internet is a devolved government in scotland wants to ensure we stay in the night in the european union that is not a position that is not a position was taken by the british people and i believe as i just said that we should all the democratic decisions taken by the people i'm given a fine i'll give my file with and demands my people to try to see i should all recall i wished against the patrol agreement in january we used machine attorney general the research chief because. sessions to. get my constituents by christmas is once you a sad since it is what you want to see sefton say that the prime minister will not give in if they say peace of mind to. me as he gives the country about seventy five to sixty three. times as well and i'm very happy to give him that says and say as i sa

[laughter] britton threatened war over the union navy seizure from a british ship. therealled the drunk -- were lots of drunks and lincoln stories. he recalled the drunk that straight into illinois church and fell asleep in the front row. and someone on asked, who is on the lord's side? the congregation responded by rising. when the preacher inquired, who are on the side of the devil? , but not fullyod grasping the inquiry, he stood up, i don't exactly understand the question, he said, but i will stand by you. it seems to me that we are in a hopeless minority. [laughter] the power of lincoln's humor to enforce his argument was irresistible, always. confirmed the president as the representative of americans. the women's rights activists rebuked those fine ladies who were repelled by the president's homely manners and jokes. as a nation, she wrote, we are unintelligent. lincoln represents our average attainment and he has never written a letter that his constituents cannot understand. wisdom has kept his name alive. -- he did knower how to tell a simple, instructive s

needs to be adjusted to ensure the sort of horror sir cliff richard faced, paul gambaccini, leon brittoner, never happens again. you are saying the law should be changed for people who have committed sex offences, it should be put different category? i do that, because the complainants in sexual offences gets anonymity for life. where source for the goose should be sauce for the gander and that is when fairness comes in and that is the aim of ourcampaign. imagine having a seriously ill child, but being wrongly accused of exaggerating or causing their condition. some parents have been speaking to the bbc about the trauma of being suspected of a rare form of abuse called fabricated induced illness, previously known as munchausens syndrome by proxy. they say they've unfairly been put at risk of having their children taken away. adrian goldberg, the presenter of five live investigates, has been looking at the issue. i spoke to him earlier and he started by explaing what fabricated induced illness is. it is about a situation where a pa rent it is about a situation where a parent might make up

she needs 75 lawmakers to change their mind and if the european union doesn't agree to a delay, brittoneu on march 29, with or without a deal. they're forcing hundreds of people from their home in nebraska and western iowa. river is that historical levels now blame for severely damaging up to 500 homes in nebraska. several levees have failed. where the plat and missouri rivers merge. the presidential race is getting crowded. kiersten gibran has joined the race as the 13th democrat. now back to life, liberty and levin. >> you're particularly upset about the case and the way the media trashed this case. >> fam. i guess a psychiatrist might say i'm identifying, catholic schools of my background. watching your discussion last week on the show, you guys talking about the legal aspects, the challenges, even though it's a strong argument, it seems to be it's a tough case legally. >> there's a good chunk he can go after. as a nonlawyer i went to law school but i had never practiced. my argument would be for god sakes, do something. something needs to be done. this kid is destroyed around the wo

connie britton, i seem to remember she and kirsten gillibrand were college roommates n roommates.ected any minute now. >> what the speak sir saying i completely agree, do not think you can bury this report. bury the evidence in sdrecret a that's not going to cut it. >> joining me, freelance journalist, and white house correspondent with rueter's and nbc news national political reporter returns. mike, you're in the money position, kind of. any stirring there, word on a timeline when they might get the first word on the report? >> alex, i can tell you today is feeling different than yesterday. we did get an early heads up on saturday that staff were not expecting anything from the justice department in terms of that summary that attorney general barr promised him. today staff are heading into their offices, preparing as if they will get notification from the attorney general of his top findings from the mueller report. we're there for and in the rice positirice -- right position to deal with that and expecting anything notice that goes to congress to also be given to members. press

. ♪ ♪ announcer: ladies and gentlemen, please welcome activist connie britton.se] connie: welcome new york. you look beautiful. thank you everybody for coming out. one, american privilege, our right to vote. for all this, someone had to fight and fight hard and suffer adly so that we can walk into polling place and cast our votes for democracy. [applause] connie: and so we vote, at least we better. i don't know about you, but sometimes i am thinking, how do i know who to vote for? you can do is know the candidates and who they are and figure out what they stand for and then hope they mean. -- mean it. and then you cast your vote and hope for the best. that is what i have been doing all these years. it is pretty unusual to know the person. i find myself anywhere position of knowing the person, my friend , who is running for president. [applause] connie: that is so crazy, right? isn't.ly do, i know her like i could have predicted it. if i looked backwards and connect the dots, i could've seen it was obvious this could, .hould happen she always had what it would ta

joining us now to discuss how it impacts the company's bottom line is matt britton and mark scactovich of you. >> thank you for having us. >> what does this mean in terms of a change for facebook's business >> i think it is an evolution, not a revolution a slow change. i think from a consumer perspective you won't see much right away consumer using messenger, what's app for one on one communication and is this secure you know is this information to become leaked after the media coverage of russian hacking and sharing data this doesn't change the business model for a substantive way for facebook consumers go through the mobile news disease feed and ramp up the one to one communication versus one to many that most people know facebook as. >> what is the change here this is for individual private messages will no longer be read for advertising information purposes >> yes. >> public posts will still be. >> we really don't know exactly what it means but facebook scans to messages to see if you mention toyota and then message in toyota. consumers don't like that because they could be talkin

the series that brought you connie britton versus hayden panettiere as rival country music stars is beingy with entirely new music written by major nashville and broadway songwriters. he says he's so excited to, quote, deliver broadway's first score of true contemporary country music. >> love it. love it. love it. [ applause ] >> what a good idea. this one is fun to look at. halle berry is the latest hollywood superstar to share some new body art. the oscar winner posted this picture. check her out on instagram showing this massive vine tattoo rising up the length of her spine. the internet is going crazy for this and she captions it, who says i'm not a mermaid? [ applause ] she didn't say if it's permanent or for a role but she does follow gaga who recently revealed her own back tattoo of a rose to pay homage to a scene in her movie "a star is born," and zoe kravitz also flashing a dragonfly by celebrity tattoo artist dr. wu. the ladies of hollywood expressing themselves and sharing their body art with the world. [ applause ] it's wednesday, a little body art. >>> finally, it's not easy