>> well, burke has been. >> burke is. there's no doubt burke did not do it right. that's definitive. >> until way back at the beginning of this case, when tabloids said otherwise. they got sued, and i believe they settled paying large amounts of money. burke ramsey has nothing to do with this case. >> people wanted to know if the ramseys were lying or they were covering something up. or were they the victims of some psychopathic killer. and the truth was, nobody knew. >> none of it makes sense. it just simply doesn't. >> these cases have too many questions, but few answers. >> it was up to the grand jury to decide. certainly no easy task. and then finally, finally, we got our answer. >> there's apparently been a major development in the grand jury investigation of the murder of jonbenet ramsey. >> how is it exactly that you think that i killed my daughter? i just cannot understand that. i want to hear it from start to finish. >> this holiday season. find the perfect gift at cnn. underscored from the latest fashion to expert approved tech to the best beauty finds. d

speaker and rose , burke. how about a round of applause for rose burke from kenai? [applause] you know, as already mentioned, we do everything big in alaska and tall in alaska, biggest state, biggest mountain, biggest national forest with the tonga, this big giant christmas tree. we even grow very tall governors in alaska. so it is great to have mike dunleavy here who is doing a great job for our state as well. i want to just make sure that everybody here today, if you're not from alaska, you get a sense of what winter looks like back home in our wonderful state. it's a winter wonderland now. snow covered trees, cold clear skies, the northern lights. everybody here, if you haven't been, should have alaska on your bucket list. we'd love to have you up to our great state. you certainly won't forget it. but even if you can't get up to alaska during the winter, this great tree is a really good substitute to give you a sense of our majestic state. imagine tens of thousands of trees just like this, blanketed in several feet of snow. it's a magical place. it's a magical ti

an alameda county judge has ordered burke to stand trial on a single felony charge of failing to control animals, killing a human. >> closing arguments continue today in the murder trial for cashapp founder bob lee nimmo. he is accused of stabbing and killing lee april of last year. abc seven news reporter melanie woodrow has been following the story from the very beginning. she was in court throughout the day, joining us live now with the latest. melanie julian nimmo many defense attorneys had their chance today to persuade jurors defense attorney sam zanganeh appealed to jurors. >> common sense making argument after argument, attempting to introduce doubt into the government's case. the most powerful punch coming at the end of his closing arguments, as he showed jurors surveillance video of bob lee and his friend bo moazzami outside the downtown social club. the battery in that video, zanganeh suggested you could see lee allegedly doing drugs off of an object that looked to be the same size as the knife, the murder weapon in this case. adding to the defense's theory that it was bob lee

so we do have to find incentives here that people have easy ways to margaret, to germany, to burke, and then to not to live on citizens benefits that we heard earlier that germany is that facing demographic challenges and made an aging population including at among doctors in the german health system, so our doctors from other you countries and non e u countries, essentially the only solution to deal with at that situation. well, there are different solutions which all have to be counted in. that's the doctors from a foreign countries international or european countries, but we do also have to, um, uh, yeah, that works with the people who already lives here already recognize the sector. we have to work on the prevention of health issues in, for example, in the care sector. we do have to ensure a good working conditions. and we do have to also invest in digital time due to digital ways. and we do have to yeah, i to make it easier also to work in the healthcare system, given all the different documentation you have to fill in to sign. and so this is something that makes the working condit

what was the security situation like at the mazda burke market? do we know how this man was able to drive into the crowds so far? and that is the question at the moment of thirty's and police forces are trying to answer. this is why the investigation is going on at the moment. they're looking for witnesses to reconstruct what actually has happened. there were security measures in place, and usually you do have a concrete blocks quite heavy, concrete blocks blocking the entrance to the roads. and then from the roads to the market, they were in place, but security exports has been signed. there must have been a gap somewhere security gap because if there would have not been a gaps just to give you an impression to the driver, to chance to actually drive his car 400 meters into the market. so that has definitely been a got this question, needs to be answered in the following days by the organizers and the city of multiple and other and just to give you that some information about either christmas small kids in the area or close by as in highlight or

the manchester area coroner, zak golombeck, has said that "daniel burke died with bravery and valournour". detective chief superintendent lewis hughes from the greater manchester police gave this statement. our deepest condolences are with daniel's family and close friends who have been at the heart of our pursuit for answers as they navigate through the complexities of daniel's death. their pain has been worsened by the lack of answers available in difficult and challenging circumstances that have unfolded over these past 17 months. we hope that today's ruling of unlawful killing goes some way in reassuring daniel's family and loved ones that this wasn't an accident. daniel was killed and his family deserve answers. specialist family liaison officers were sent to support daniel's family from the outset, after he was suspected to have been killed in the ukraine to offer support, but also to answer any questions his family may have in relation to what will happen during the investigative process that would soon follow. gmp coordinated efforts with uk dvi, the foreign office, the briti

and magda burke, 5 people died and 200 were injured. when a car plowed through the crowd of visitors there on friday night, the city is still coming to terms with what happened at the site of the christmas market and mark the board. a c flowers and candles for the victims. tributes are still pouring in for those killed when a driver tore through the market at speed. the community is deeply shaken by friday's attack. those who come to pay their respects at the site are searching for answers. yes, i'm deeply solved success with those taking a toll on me. i'm horrified. that's something like this. going to happen. despite the boat up. despite the safety precautions, it makes no sense at all. as the shock lingers, german authorities are investigating how something like this could happen. especially after reports, the suspect had been repeatedly flagged by multiple sources, including officials in saudi arabia, his country of origin, germany security agencies under pressure to explain why they couldn't stop the attack. because it, while i'm o

edmund burke said the french revolution has the wrong principles from the start.their too lockean though he didn't use his name. burke seems to have thought when the american colonists sounded lockean we shouldn't take too seriously because what they really mean is they want to maintain their traditional inherited rights of british subjects. my paper is an effort to charter middle course between adams and burke on the meaning of natural rights. the american founders speak of natural rights i do think they mean something beyond just parliament should stop taxing us without our consent. they mean something real and something metaphysical which burke did not appreciate but they also mean something crucially different from what john locke meant by natural rights and at least some of the french revolutionaries seem to have sided with locke against the americans which are declaration of independence uses partially lockean language to state partially lockean principles from which it draws only partially lockean conclusions. specifically argue our founders pushed the lock

about 430 5:00, burke came home. they got cleaned up. >> the family went to a christmas party at a friend's home. >> the white house. they had dinner over there. the kids played and everything. >> they arrived back home around 930 in the evening. >> jonbenet was said to have been so tired she actually fell asleep and had to be carried to bed. >> she was carried into the house by her father, according to her parents, they took her up to her room. >> that would have been the last time that john and patsy say that they saw her 5:30 a.m. >> jonbenet's mother, patsy, goes downstairs and finds an apparent ransom note. three pages long. >> patsy saw the ransom note on the steps near the kitchen and like anyone freaked out. >> police! what's going on there, ma'am, we have a kid here. >> out there. all right. please explain to me what's going on. okay. there we have it. there's a note left in our daughter is gone. does it say who took her what does it say? who took her? i don't know, it's there's a there's a ransom note here.

ramsey went upstairs to wake up his son, burke. you know, he's nine years old, and the father is going to tell him that his sister is missing. >> he was awakened and driven over to the white's house and left for the day. >> there was so much chaos and turmoil in the house. they wanted to get him away from it. >> at this point we realized, okay, we haven't had a call from the kidnaper because the kidnaping note said, i'm going to call you between 8 and 10 and no call has come in. >> the house was filling up, the family's minister was there, their friends, the whites and also another couple, the furnace. >> and they were all out in the living room. and that's where the discussions were taking place with detective. aren't by midday, most of the police officers had returned to headquarters so they could try to figure out what they were dealing with. >> so by about 1:00, the only detective that was still there was detective linda arnett. and it was clear that everybody was just getting antsy. you know, they were like, frazzled. what are

senator burke clearly laying out the aim of his new legislation related to prop 36. the public safety ballot measure. california voters overwhelmingly approved duringtthe election. in a nutshell propped 36 will increase penalties for some theft and drug related crimes and it aims to provide drug treatment for some were found to possess or use illegal drugs like fentanyl, heroin, cocaine or methamphetamine, specifically prop 36 as if that person has 2 or more prior drug-related convictions. they are eligible for drug treatment court instead of jail time. and that's brooksville sb. 28 also known as the proposition 36 treatment. court implementation act comes in. it gets the ball rolling on prop 36 by specifically requiring treatment courts to be available to all eligible defendants charged with treatment mandate to felonies, drug treatment, if done correctly is very effective. drug addiction leads to all sorts of other crimes. and so the part of proposition 36. >> concerning drug treatment needs to be accessible. it's an burke, a senate and a democrat who publicly supp

>> house speaker mike johnson was joined by fourth grader rose burke from alaska. just like this year's tree, burke got the honor of flipping the switch after winning an essay contest. the tree came from alaska's tonga national forest. each year different national forest is selected to provide a tree for the capitol's west lawn. and we are hours away from lighting up our own christmas tree in rockefeller center. kelly clarkson will host with special performances from the backstreet boys, dan + shay and the radio city rockettes and more. it all starts tonight at 8:00 p.m. "early today" is back in 60 seconds with why walmart is tuning into the tv business. >>> and record cyber monday sales mean record targets for porch pirates. how to protect your packages. te. how to protect your packages. start to break away from uc with tremfya... with rapid relief atat eks. tremfya blocks a key source of inflammation. at one year, many people experienced remission... and some saw 100% visible healing of their intestinal lining. serious allergic reactions and increased risk of inf

senator burke clearly laying out the aim of his new legislation related to prop 36. public safety ballot measure. california voters overwhelmingly approved during the election. in a nutshell prep, 36 will increase penalties for some theft and drug related crimes and it aims to provide drug treatment for some were found to possess or use illegal drugs like fentanyl, heroin, cocaine or methamphetamine, specifically prop 36 as if that person has 2 or more prior drug-related convictions. they are eligible for drug treatment court instead of jail time. and that's berks bill sb. 28 also known as the proposition 36 treatment, court implementation act comes in. it gets the ball rolling on prop 36 by specifically requiring treatment courts to be available to all eligible defendants charged with treatment, mandated felonies, drug treatment, if done correctly is very effective. drug addiction leads to all sorts of other crimes. and so the part of proposition 36. >> concerning drug treatment needs to be accessible. it's an burke, a senate and a democrat who publicly supported pr

paul burks who got busted for running a $900000000.00 ponzi scheme. built on lies an empty promises. the scheme got out of hand more than mister burks may have thought was going to happen. but anyone could have.

paul burks who got busted for running a $900000000.00 ponzi scheme. built on lies an empty promises. the scheme got out of hand more than mister burks may have thought was going to happen. but anyone could have seen what was going to occur outside himself and his marketing cheerleaders. last but not least, is felix victor johnson from maryland, a former care taker who stole money from his mentally disabled patients over $30000.00 in fraudulent tax returns. in fact, all filed using their personal information. who knows how many more bad apples there are among the criminals that bite in part. and what we do know though, is that the of going president is planning to pardon even more, which could very likely mean denying justice to even more victims and their family members. before would go a recap of breaking news that we've been following. sadly, this, our russia is f as b has a rest of the 29 year old man from a who's becca, stand in connection with the assassination of left to the general legal care law. and he said he is admitted to being recruited a

a post—mortem examination found daniel burke, who was 36 and from manchester, died from multiple gunshotaustralian nationality, is now on the run, having told ukrainian police he shot daniel burke while the pair were practicing drills. the way dan's life was taken was a cowardly act. so many unanswered questions. the man in question has admitted murder but still no action from the ukrainian or australian authorities. he didn't deserve to go out like this. this festive season, there's a new warning for people to be careful with our phones when using public transport. the bbc has learnt that robberies and thefts on trains and at stations in england, scotland and wales have nearly trebled since 2018. sean dilley was granted rare access to the plain clothes police officers targeting phone snatchers. captured — these suspected phone snatchers are coming in. they were seen wearing balaclavas, forcing their way through ticket gates. bleep took your money. 0fficers searched the men and found an expensive smartphone. it's wrapped up in tinfoil to try and block the signal, so it can't be located o

paul burks who got busted for running a $900000000.00 ponzi scheme. built on lies an empty promises. the scheme got out of hand more than mister burks may have thought was going to happen. but anyone could have seen what was going to occur outside himself and his marketing cheerleaders. last but not least is v like victor johnson from maryland, a former care taker who stole money from his mentally disabled patients over $30000.00 and fraudulent tax returns. in fact, all filed using their personal information, who knows how many more bad apples there are among the criminals, that bite in part. and what we do knows.

more than mister burkes may have thought was going to happen. but anyone could have seen what was going to occur outside himself and his marketing cheerleaders. last but not least, is felix victor johnson from maryland, a former care taker who stole money from his mentally disabled patients over $30000.00 and fraudulent tax returns. in fact, all filed using their personal information. who knows how many more bad apples there are among the criminals that bite in part. and what we do know though, is that the of going president is planning to pardon even more, which could very likely mean denying justice to even more victims and their family members. until the young men now were american forces of attack, the who the command and control facility according to the us central combined america. jets delivered the precision strike against one of the groups key facilities. adding that the attack point has been used to coordinate strikes on us, maybe warships and much and vessels. obviously these of taking a much us in british ships in the red sea and the

more than mister burkes may have thought was going to happen. but anyone could have seen what was going to occur outside himself and his marketing cheerleaders. last but not least, is felix victor johnson from maryland, a former care taker who stole money from his mentally disabled patients over $30000.00 in fraudulent tax returns. in fact, all filed using their personal information. who knows how many more bad apples there are among the criminals that bite in part. and what we do know though, is that the of going president is planning to part in even more, which could very likely mean denying justice to even more victims and their family members. and that's all from me now still with arch international for all the latest from around the weld. my colleague, wherever we associate will be with you at the top of the bypass. the drugs remain c o, a colonial empire that still exists in the modern world. comprised of both its colonies, just guys disappeared overseas territories and numerous officially silver and african states that fall under frances,

more than mister burkes may have thought was going to happen, but anyone could have seen what was going to occur outside himself and his marketing cheerleaders. last but not least, is v like victor johnson from maryland, a former caretaker who stole money from his mentally disabled patients over $30000.00 in fraudulent tax returns. in fact, all filed using their personal information. who knows how many more bad apples there are among the criminals that bite in part. and what we do know though, is that the of going president is planning to part in even more, which could very likely mean denying justice to even more victims and their family members. but is it just about it for now, here, life, or must go and how to international correspondents are standing by to join us next our live here on. ok, so you, but for that however, the latest updates montes a vast number of telegram channels, will simply onto the the hello and welcome to cross talk. we're all things are considered. i'm theater. lavelle, syria, as a sovereign state, has ceased to exist. can the western back h t s, and other grou

the book was bringing the w's jews, jewels, gisler, who has been covering the story for us in locked burke. so jewels we, we just mentioned, the german chancellor will be visiting the city of mazda burg, within the hour we understand what else is happening, where you are today a hi, mariana. so stayed premier i know has a lot of got selectable yesterday. so last night, as we seem to know, we pulled him speaking and he is already at the scene. chancellor shoals is expected to arrive shortly, and in the next hour we expect him to give a press statement on the situation. he already voiced his condolences for the victims and it was the interior minister, nancy phase, that is on her way to marketable so often a press statement by shoulds. he is expected to walk through the christmas market, accompanied by police and the organizer of the christmas market. to get a better overview of the situation and how it happened. and they are apart from that there several memorial services taking place today in the city where people can go and mourn the victims. and that is also a decision by the city that s

determined the suspects motive to do the use jewels. gisler is covering the story for us in magda burke and a short time ago, i asked her about the situation there this morning. so i'm standing right there in front of the christmas market, or let's say the closest you can get see at the moment cuz police have quoted off the area widely and still in place. they just, we moved 5 minutes ago. some of the kids here so that the truck can actually start moving again. so public transport slowly starts and starts running again. all the stops in the city center of still not covered. so it is still really quiet. we do have a couple of people just in the streets of the city is slowly waking up to these horrible news that hundreds of police officers the deployed in the city. so they are patrolling and making sure that nobody gets close to the scene of the crime. we do have also hundreds of firefight says, and 1st 8 responders to intone, trying to taking care of the injured people. and now what was security? like if the market before this attack, i mean, normally there are security measures in place

out whether security services could have prevented the deadly attack on a christmas market. inactive burke. 5 people died and 200 were injured when a car cowed through the crowd of visitors there on friday night. and coming up next the documentary 1945 women as the spoils of war. i'm on eastern stay with us, the don. surrounded by talented. com oak trees and they use they to is great adaptive units of threes, south down the re good dw.

burke is 7. >> christmas was patsy's favorite time, and she really went all out.a christmas tree for every room, and every tree had a theme. the windows were done with garland. the staircases had garland. there were red ribbons everywhere. >> and from all of us at our house to everyone at your house, merry christmas and the happiest of new years. >> there was plenty to celebrate that christmas of 1996. patsy had been battling ovarian cancer and was finally in remission. on christmas morning, the family opened presents in their home. >> they were going to a friend's house for dinner that night. >> we were going to leave early the next morning for a trip to our summer cottage in michigan. so we came home, set the alarm, went to -- went to sleep. >> this is your first extended interview. >> in 2000, barbara walters spoke to the couple about that terrible day. >> you get up. you're dressed. what happens? >> i went down our steps from our bedroom to the second floor, then i started walking down the spiral staircase. and as i came to the bottom of the stairs, there were

among them were like afrika burke of providence, primus brown of johnston, rhode island. the frank brothers, hometown and free blacks and native americans also enlisted during this period, including by the name of peter dailey of rhode island. but here's the deal this may have been the first case of sanctions segregation in american military history. what military historian? robert wright jr has called, quote, an experiment in unquote, because these new recruits were combined with over 70 documented veteran black and native american soldiers who were already in the rhode island regiments, all of them from the first and second rhode island regiments. they put into a new regiment. they were all put together to form the new first rhode island regiment. the frank brothers and other of color were transferred from the second rhode island to the rican figured first rhode island regiment that reconfigured first rhode island regiment became known as thelack regiment. on the screen are copies of two documes atddress that change. the first docume o the left hand of the screen there

senator burke clearly laying out the aim of his new legislation related to prop 36.ty ballot measure. california voters overwhelmingly approved during the election. in a nutshell propped 36 will increase penalties for some theft and drug related crimes and it aims to provide drug treatment for some were found to possess or use illegal drugs like fentanyl, heroin, cocaine or methamphetamine, specifically prop 36 as if that person has 2 or more prior drug-related convictions. they are eligible for drug treatment court instead of jail time. and that's brooksville sb. 28 also known as the proposition 36 treatment. court implementation act comes in. it gets the ball rolling on prop 36 by specifically requiring treatment courts to be available to all eligible defendants charged with treatment mandate to felonies, drug treatment, if done correctly is very effective. drug addiction leads to all sorts of other crimes. and so the part of proposition 36. >> concerning drug treatment needs to be accessible. it's an burke, a senate and a democrat who publicly supported prop 36 ha

and burke. burke uses this notion of the moral imagination. well, i think there is the moral imagination and we need a lot of it. but there's also the doubt. the diabolical, imagined nation and the diabolical imagination has very often been employed in of what i'm writing about. so it's going to take imagination it's going to take creativity and i believe we have to concentrate like a laser beam on the rising generation of young americans, because whoever wants get them is going to get them. and it's it's a ground and believe that we have a remarkable and i do mean it remarkable general ocean of young people. they are impatient for all the right things. they have lived through enormous and brokenness and they want something better. and i believe that there is something better to offer. and the reason i wrote stumbling toward utopia is not just to say, look at the diabolical imagination and its impact on a great country, but think about a moral, imaginative way of of of a way to navigate way forward. and i'm very excited that. and i think we ha

with the help of local leaders, this effort known as eration thanksgiving blessings grew and chef burkhope is because of what we're doing here today, it changes their heart. if it does that, i think we did what we were supposed to do. >> that's incredible. amazing work by all this thanksgiving holiday. our first low also comes from north carolina, where farmers are bearing it all for a chance at collard green glory. you know how "people" has the sexiest man alive contest. in north carolina, they're crowning the sexiest collard farmer. so, farmers from around the state send in pictures, check them out, most of them appear to be having a fairly normal day on the job. but then there is a select few giving new meaning to the term business casual. that's not exactly a crop top. that's a crop bottom, folks. last year's winner lee barry had some beef with the competition's found they are year after they decided not to post the more risque's entry like barry's online. fortunately for the farmers, the drama has subsided and the honor for the sexiest collard farmer goes to patrick brown of brown

burke. you mentioned, you know, general fleet and had george c marshall didn't promote him. mean, famously in the run up to world war two, marshall you know, cut a lot of the senior leaders, the army. how was it that barton made the cut? and he was able to continue on. well it's a great question barton was looking over his shoulder always looking always. and they were looking his shoulder. i think barton helps do marshall wanted to do by getting rid of some of his regimental commanders and other leaders. he kept producing on the battlefield and at the battlefield then was the louisiana maneuvers, the carolina maneuvers, several sets of louisiana maneuvers trying to till he got overseas he was demonstrating that he was there in front, you know, as a division commander, they had this massive high dive, the camp gordon johnston and, just the division commander, swimming first. you know, it first went in and he he had the reputation of being the leader. the other thing, of course, was his who was? his division commander, then corps commander, oscar griswold, one of these great a

dave, jerod powell, kyle, carly plucker, dick leyland, tracy, christina, don, nate hodson and sarah burke who helped me navigate the mighty waters, the many highs and lows, disappointments and crowning achievements of my time in congress. most of all, i'm grateful to my lord and savior jesus christ who has lovingly drawn me closer to him over the past 20 years. he has spoken to me about his mercies that are new each morning and poured out his grace on me and my family. as as i leave congress, i urge all of us to look for ways to accommodate more grace and forgiveness in this world and serve others. we hope for a time of healing. alex said it so well america is great because america is good. and if america ever ceases to be good, america will cease to be great. i've served with so many good people and had the privilege of representing the good people of washington and for that i'm grateful. i say thank you, may god bless you and may god continue to bless the united states of america. i yieldyield back. >> congresswoman cathy mcmorris rodgers, you have served in congress for 10 terms. you a

senator burke clearly laying out the aim of his new legislation related to prop 36.ure. california voters overwhelmingly approved during the election. in a nutshell prep, 36 will increase penalties for some theft and drug related crimes and it aims to provide drug treatment for some were found to possess or use illegal drugs like fentanyl, heroin, cocaine or methamphetamine, specifically prop 36 as if that person has 2 or more prior drug-related convictions. they are eligible for drug treatment court instead of jail time. and that's berks bill sb. 28 also known as the proposition 36 treatment, court implementation act comes in. it gets the ball rolling on prop 36 by specifically requiring treatment courts to be available to all eligible defendants charged with treatment, mandated felonies, drug treatment, if done correctly is very effective. drug addiction leads to all sorts of other crimes. and so the part of proposition 36. >> concerning drug treatment needs to be accessible. it's an burke, a senate and a democrat who publicly supported prop 36 has narrowed in on d

deborah burke. she served as white house coronavirus coordinator and as the u.s. global aids coordinator where she oversaw it. it's great to have you back on the show. is it possible to put into words the reach, the magnitude of what they have been able to accomplish and what would happen , what it would mean if it lost its funding? >> thank you. it's great to be with you and it's great for you to highlight this program because i think there's a lot of lessons in this program of how we can do a job better. really, because when it was originally launched by president bush it is was focused on doing business differently, more effectively, more efficiently. i think it represented the best of what america does. we see something, we do something. we saw the crisis, we acted. we didn't just talk about it. and we have a lot of crises in the world now and we are talking about them but we really need to act. that's in our country and overseas. pepfar was successful because from the very beginning it brought democrats and republicans together, united in an american response

thomas burke works at the international association of auto theft investigators. >> the high end luxuryrime targets. usually we see four by fours vehicles, pickup truck, etc. being stolen, going over the border into mexico and then high end suvs like range rovers, jeep cherokees would be shipped to africa. >> i get to the fourth level. i knew this was where i was and the truck's not there. >> dentist kenneth berson was flying out of denver when he says his dodge ram pickup truck was stolen last year while he was on a business trip. >> jaw dropping piece came when i went into the airport. they were like, oh yeah, this happens all the time. and so you're like, what? you meet with the police officer while i'm getting my police report. two other cars are stolen. >> and that time frame, just in that time frame, two more cars are stolen in a 30 minute time frame. the denver police department says, in part, that it shares mr. burson's frustration, and that 99.9% of drivers who park at the airport do not experience these issues. the theft a shock to berson because he had a car stolen before fro

the scheme got out of hand more than mister burks may have thought was going to happen. but anyone could have seen what was going to occur outside himself and his marketing cheerleaders. last but not least is v like victor johnson from maryland, a former care taker who stole money from his mentally disabled patients over $30000.00 and fraudulent tax returns. in fact, all filed using their personal information. who knows how many more bad apples there are among the criminals that bite in part. and what we do know though, is that the outgoing president is planning to part in even more, which could very likely mean denying justice to even more victims and their family members. but that's the update. now thanks for watching it. i'll see you again the to some promo is a walker see on continue comes on. so look at this of prescription auto mall and that are pretty much it on the all set. i saw it looks as though you run the list securities equal minus those you missed, you do something, but once you make much of it, my just because it was a cost it between 2 rooms in the plug

12 years for the boulder district attorney's office to completely clear the ramseys and their son, burkey had died of ovarian cancer. all the while, jonbenet's killer has never been found. >> jonbenet's blood was mixed with a foreign dna. we need to separate out those two profiles, which can be done now. >> john ramsey says he is confident that advances in dna technology can find his daughter's killer. >> there's been a number of old, old cold cases solved using this genealogy research. let's do a reverse family tree and see if he had a relative living in boulder in 1996. that's what we're asking the police to do. >> a lot of cold cases have been solved recently with genealogical dna, like the golden state killer and the green river killer. >> since the golden state killer case, science has moved forward. a lot, and we're able to work with smaller and smaller samples. we work with mixed samples, highly degraded sample. but that still doesn't mean that every single case has a viable biological evidence for us to work with, and we just really don't know what they have in jonbenet's case. a