was killed, carl harris was arrested for her murderr case, until they got in touch with a potential witness for the trial. dawn beasley, a friend of tracey's. >> jordan and her team spent a lot of time building a case that i was about to torpedo. >> reporter: she would up end carl harris' murder trial days before it was to start. and point prosecutors to the real killer. >> i kept the secret for 30 years. >> maureen maher joins us now. that is dawn at the end. why would she keep this secret for 30 years? >> she was told by that person, keep the secret, don't tell the police, and also that it was an accident, and it is important to remember she is 21 years old at the time this happens, pregnant and scared she was scared if she went to police, they wouldn't believe her and the person might then deny it. >> who is the person who confessed to her, if you can say without giving too much away. >> you got to go home, put that cute baby to bed and sit down and watch it. >> can you tell me what happened to carl harris, the ex-husband? >> yes, i

let's bring in john carl, our chief washington correspondent. 50/50 and kamala harris is the deciding biden is can he create a vital center in the congress? >> i think at least initially he'll lean heavily on his personal relationships to try to do that, and at least in the beginning, the most important personal relationship is going to be the one that he has with the republican senate leader mitch mcmany could. now, mcconnell is not a ken trifrkts and mcconnell and biden don't really agree on much of anything, but the two men are certainly eager to turn the page on the trump era, and, george, i believe the best way for them to do that is to prove that they can actually get something done, something done in a bipartisan manner. >> yet right now at least mitch mcconnell is not agreeing to a senate that would allow them to work on both legislation and the trial at the same time. >> well, it's wrapped up in a debate over the power-sharing. it's a 50-50 senate. i covered the last 50-50 senate, and before they can get to work on anything, they have to agree on how they are going to split u

100 days of a biden presidency we have more on a closer look on that hi, kayla. >> hey, carl the incoming biden/harrisy are defined by reversing policies by biden's predecessor, donald trump. later in oval office, she signing 15 executive orders, compared to four for the last predecessors on the first day. the covid response is going to be front and center. they will centralize the government's effort, institute a federal mask mandate on federal property extend regulatory protections for renters and student loan borrowers, rejoin the world health organization and resign the u.s. into the paris agreement in addition to a slew of other actions while the administration will unveil a reform bill, the informing secretary expected to brief the press following all of these actions, she said this morning biden's first legislative goal is that massive economic relief. >> the urgency is getting a package passed to get relief to the american people to get vaccine money out there. to insure people are getting checks in their maim boxes that's where he will spend his political capital. >> reporter: she says the ad

[laughs] the mystery of carl bernstein's contributor contract solved tonight. breaking news. well, kamala harris the ways the expo front of montel williams and will be described that way forever after on this show, once you know she's just totally authentic, she's not some typically out of touch politician. she is so real she listened to snoop dogg and tupac back in the early apostate 80s before either one of them even made music. that's how real she is. she listened to tunes that didn't even exist, but recently, one of her realist moments has been getting unwanted attention. according to kemal harris, when she was a young child she attended a civil rights march, in oakland, needless to say and during that march, she was so focused on the liberation that she somehow became separated from her parents. she was in a stroller. here's what kamala harris says happened next. >> when were you out there protesting? >> well, i was in a stroller. [laughs] i was in a stroller so i was out there and in fact my mother used to have a very funny story, i was fussing and she said kamala, what you want and i said

ahead of the democrats campaigning there, and kamala harris will be there, too, stumping for these candidates thank you so much. >>> joining me is carl bernstein, the reporter who helped break the watergate story. is this deja vu to hear this kind of audiotape of the president of the united states, a sitting president, trying to change the truth, trying to instigate overturning of election results in georgia. >> it's not deja vu, this was something far worse than watergate. we have both a criminal president of the united states and a subversive president of the united states at the same time one person subverting the very basis of our democracy, and willing to act criminally in that subversion. but more important, what we hear on this tape -- this is the ultimate smoking gun tape. it is the tape with the evidence of what this president is willing to do toll undermine the electoral system and illegally, improperly and immorally try to instigate a coup to remain president of the united states. in any other presidency, this tape would be evidence enough to result in the impeachment of the president of the united states, his conviction i