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ninety seven lamar monson is sentenced to fifty years of criminal imprisonment for the murder of christina brown. only one element was used against him the confession that he signed. martin believe that this is going to be. off years and that i would not want to be in prison on my. that's something that i wouldn't wish him off worst enemy just being processed for you to go into a sale on the whole process of of this stone i'm comfortable. you feel like your freedom is being siphoned away from. you one thing about them are. i think that the last time he saw his door dish they were looking occurred to me. but everything he told me to do for her. in the letters and in his car and the and everything you do for her she never had a word for anything because the father was not around. and she was upset and angry her mother too was because them are was in here to help her train is the daughter. and they could but he had the best interests in the world for his. he just wasn't here to do it so i did it and like us is shit in the world for nothing but myths and of. twenty years later the single event

christina brows been dead now for twenty two years but she. still deserves justice and her family still deserves justice and they won't get it because the prosecution is stubborn. they are free want to know well and they know that he's guilty so what does that tell you about the. system don't care about me about my. i'm a taxpayer i've lived in this city in this world over fifty years. they don't care . all they want to do is get away and hurt people. that try to keep families together at separate or it doesn't matter how. the country is i'm sure. we live with certain notions of justice. of what the lost is what we all believe in our hearts. that the person really responsible for something as innocent as the murder of his will we will be sure to answer for that crime. yet over and over and over again i have been party to evaluating cases where there are innocence claims and the person responsible is known and named in the current police report where the made a mistake does nothing to go back and capture and charge the person who was really res

after this the lawyers are convinced that lamar monson did not kill christina brown as such he could not have written the confession himself the team from the university of michigan then asked the judge in charge of the case for access to the objects that were present at the scene of the crime twenty years earlier. and in september two thousand and sixteen two students and i went to the to the prosecutor's office where the toilet was brought there and it was unwrapped and it was still covered in blood and amazingly not only was it covered in blood but there were bloody fingerprints all over it nobody had ever bothered to test and so this student you know saying dave look there's a bloody fingerprint right there and i so i whipped out my i phone and i took photos of some of the bloody fingerprints on my i phone. and then brought them back and blew them up and we could see that they weren't we had comparison samples that are and they look a lot like robert louis his fingerprints. this can state police have new technology and they found none. and all of them belonged to robert louis and

to retire he receives a call from an unexpected witness who claims to know the real identity of christina brown's murder. two months before i retired after thirty three years in terms of and she called me on the phone it was one of the more shocking calls i'd ever taken. as an investigator do you get many but this woman said to me on the phone. and me even if you don't remember that murder that you covered back then on boston you got it wrong. you got it wrong and i said ok i'm listening. and she explained that she was with the person who did the murder of the person in prison was not the killer that he wasn't there but she was with the man who did the killing and came back from the event dripping in blood and confessed to her that he had killed the. other gary life. twenty years twenty plus years and carried. and the native annie. i'm outta here me i'm tellin om i'm not on holiday and back. at the time of the offense shalane a bentley resides in the building where the crime takes place she shares her life with a certain mr robert louis both of them were regular crack users on the day of

how do we know about her christina i think there's somebody in political saturates writing there but here's a question i. guess anything that's too touchy too sensitive to make fun of to make a political joke about running out of first. oh alas i want to begin to go the kids in that series this is this is more shot like a documentary of that day of need seeing if we could cram school is a nickname for a tutoring center an asian american community they get the because you're a little like cramming all these subjects and so we thought what if we could cram them with social education in a day. and so. we're not we didn't put any of those reactions in their mouths and a lot of people are like you're indoctrinating the kids for us we created it because we felt like how do we teach kids to deal with the. rhetoric floating around now in the trump era and it's not too young because two of our producers were parents of one of the kids and i actually suggested that we do it because they live in ohio where she's one of the few asian girls there and. understanding that people are looking at her

and he found the body of christina brown he knew her as crystal. he thought she was seventeen years old it was a young tall young woman who just cried herself a seventeen after she was twelve and she was another one of the dealers who dealt out of that apartment and what he found was this horrific bloody crime scene. were. she was in a state of needed medical attention. or if it. was she was. she was waving at me and trying to say my name and i was told the nurse. just hold on i want to get you know. i'm going to be long. and frantically. banging on all the doors and the apartment for the call the police call him as the police came and lamar spoke to the police and the police immediately decided that he was there a suspect and so on that day very day he was arrested in fact we have a police report where the detective basically says on the same day of the killing we can close this case if we can just get get our monson to confess. i got a phone call. telling me that my son had been arrested for killing a young lady. i know that could never never nev

is accused of killing christina brown one of his young clients on the night of the nineteenth of january one nine hundred ninety six. however on the night of the murder lamar was far from the scene of the crime. he was at home with his six year old daughter. able remember waking up watching cartoons with my daughter saturday morning and she woke me up at nine and i was like mom we're watching cartoons and davey and i want to where my daughter saturday morning and. that's like i want to mom found some memories you know perhaps the last day i was out. that saturday morning lamar monson is the first to arrive at the scene he finds the apartment in a state of chaos. and then he sees the young christina brown lying motionless on the floor on january twentieth one thousand nine hundred six lamar went for his afternoon shift to the apartment and he found the body of christina brown he knew her as crystal. he thought she was seventeen years old it was a young tall young woman who just cried herself a seventeen after she was twelve and she was another one of the dealers who dealt out of that apar

christina says um isser begs to join her, but then gets so shy.> shyness is not the case for these cutis facing off with benedict cumberbatch. >> what's your name? >> sydney. >> i'm benedict. lovely to meet you. i play him. the grinch. >> what's your name? >> daphne. >> look how cute benedict is with them. you'll want to make him your ma. that's a long time to practice. >> why was your heart little? >> because he was protecting it. >> how's your heart? >> how's my heart? you want to listen? you'll have to get a little closer. >> i can't hear it at all. >> trust me, it's beating away. >> i'm going see you there at christmas. >> benedict is so the opposite of his character. even when our interview went off the rails he proved his heart is actually three sizes too big. >> what's your favorite color? >> blue. not as tasty as white icing. wow. wow. open your mouth. oh! you're going to have a great christmas. >> oh, my god, that's >> is it bad that i'm jealous with a 6-year-old? >> he didn't do that in my last interview. >> way to go girls. >>> you know

scripting the bobsleigh come free flowing at christina you could describe what you'll doing right now with political satire can you do that right international audience because right now absolutely specific space and i get a sense is my campaign headquarters in chinatown. presented by art salon chinatowns a is presented by the art world and i'm not actually on tomorrow's ballot i'm just campaigning i realized after years of making spectacle on theaters in guerrilla actions that i could no longer outdo the spectacle of real life politics and so i'm just going to bring my spectacle to where it's happening which is the political stage so at some point i will file and run for office but currently what i'm doing is giving a campaign speech is shaking babies kissing. trying to stage indorsements i mean yet door smits from white conservatives who normally probably would not endorse me and and just sort of stacking my deck and collecting bribes things like what your slogan. it's the name of my failed reality television pilot. makes it right i actually had pitched a reality t.v. show that tru

current christina i think there's somebody in political saturates writing there but here's a question i. guess anything gets too touchy too sensitive to make fun of to make a political joke about running out of first. oh alas i want to begin to go the kids in that series this is this is more shot like a documentary of that day of need seeing if we could cram school is a nickname for a tutoring center an asian american community they get the because you're a little like cramming all these subjects and so we thought what if we could cram them with social education in a day. and so. we're not we didn't put any of those reactions in their mouths and a lot of people like your indoctrinating the kids or us we created it because we felt like how do we teach kids to deal with the. rhetoric floating around now in the trump era and it's not too young because two of our producers will parents of one of the kids and actually suggested that we do it because they live in ohio where she's one of the few asian girls there and. understanding that people are looking at her weird and she said see how th

tom walk in los angeles we have calum in california we have christina wall she's a comedian a writer and performance artist running for public office and in san francisco francesca freeman t.v. is also a comedian and correspondent for a. really good to have. scripting the bombs to come free and flowing at christina you could describe what you'll doing right now with political satire can you do that right international audience because right now absolutely specific space and yet assistance my campaign headquarters in chinatown . presented by art salon chinatowns of was presented by the art world and i'm not actually on tomorrow's ballot i'm just campaigning i realized after years of making spectacle theatres in guerrilla actions that i could no longer outdo the spectacle of real life politics and so i'm just going to bring my spectacle to where it's happening which is the political stage so at some point i will file and run for office but currently what i'm doing is giving campaign speech is shaking babies kissing. trying to stage indorsements i mean get doris minutes from white conse

londoÑo en su autobÚs de campaÑa, christina muy buenas tardes, cuÉntanos?l senado es que sabemos que las encuestas han mostrado avances a pasos grandes del demÓcrata beto pudo entrevista er a ted cruz y a su padre en exclusiva les preguntÉ como era posible que un estado conservador y republicano como texas estÉn bajo amenaza. y ted y su papÁ no tuvieron duda alguna en echarle parte de la culpa al propio presidente trump. >>> (informaciÓn en pantalla). >>> copo recordarÁn durante la campaÑa por la nominaciÓn republicana a la presidencia ted y peores men igs el ahora presidente trump dijo que ted cruz era un mentiroso hablo m papÁ le pregÓ habÍan hecho poner eso a un lado y hacer campaÑas juntos, porque trump vino a apoyar a ted cruz hace unos dÍas, esto me dijo el padre. >>> tenemos que poner esos sentimientos a un lado y ver lo mÁs grande y lo mas grande es mantener nuestra libertad, mantener nuestro estado de derecho. >>> claramente aliados polÍticos, pero no amigos personales vamos a ver cÓmo juega el efecto trump maÑana por la noche en esta contienda que

. >> reporter: for christina strange and her 7-year-old daughter arianna. keys. >> reporter: this new home is a new beginning. what was like to have the key, turn the lock, and walk into your home? >> really tijust refreshing to felt forgotten a lot forgotten, the feeling shared by some military families after losing a loved one. >> this is the little setup. >> reporter: i first met christina after her fiance, army sergeant raymond morris, was killed in afghanistan in 2014. >> he had said that he was a couple of weeks out from coming home. and i got that e-mail on thursday. and it happened on friday. >> reporter: at the time, christina, like many other grieving families, felt lost. >> we have matching pillows. >> reporter: but now, three years later, she's turned a corner, her by in part to theo the sph tunnel twert of a nonprofit's new program supporting gold starfamilies. >> we literally were homeless when he died. like, he was our home. that was our safe place. i have never hung pictures up of our family where we've lived since he died. >> reporter: can

christina: i'm not a weak woman.and gain some perspective.

. >> this is christina, christina, she knows she's having a baby.do her reveal tom boy style. she had the balloons floating in the air. she fired a couple shots to show it's a girl. >> she's such a tom boy, she was worried about being a boy or girl. she thought, wait a minute, she could be a princess right away. she doesn't have to be a tom boy like me. just be nice. >> it's church and rescue time. he takes a backwards jump. >> he does. next "right this minute" -- >>> and still to come, unsuspecting pizza delivery guy walks up with a pie and then -- >> pizza, pizza -- >> the priceless reaction when they get served an epic party. >>> plus, the monday buzzword you don't want to miss if you want to shop to win an ipad mini. ♪ save on hundreds of deals.get. deals on tv's! deals on toys! deals on xbox and more! doors open 5pm thursday, only at target. when heartburn hits... fight back fast with tums smoothies. it starts dissolving the instant it touches your tongue... and neutralizes stomach acid at the source. ♪ tum tum tum tum... smoothies... only from

. >> reporter: it led so many people including christina hicks in paradise to a wal-mart tent city. >> i don't know what to think. >> reporter: as of sunday so will this encampment. tomorrow butte county will begin moving these people to an in-house red cross shelter. it is a smooth operation on the surface but difficulties loom. >> i don't know what to do. what are you going to do with 50,000 people homeless all of a sudden? >> reporter: perhaps a concern more of the fire has caused it to swell. >> more of the homeless in chico have now migrated here. >> it's tough they have to do it because it's getting out of control out there. >> reporter: call it too much of a good thing that's really a band-aid following a horrible wounding. when you've lost a house and can't see a future in a once vacant field outside of a wal-mart in chico, well, fill in your own blanks. >> there's not enough shelters for everybody. they make it sound like there's enough shelters available. there is not enough shelters available. >> reporter: sad story and that is the level of frustration for christina tonight

the bombs to come free and flowing at christina. you could describe what you'll doing right now with political satire can you do that right international audience because right now absolutely specific space and yet assistance my campaign headquarters in chinatown. presented by art salon chinatowns of was presented by the art world and i'm not actually on tomorrow's ballot i'm just campaigning i realized after years of making spectacle on theaters in guerrilla actions that i could no longer outdo the spectacle of real life politics and so i'm just going to bring my spectacle to where it's happening which is the political stage so at some point i will file and run for office but currently what i'm doing is giving a campaign speech is shaking babies kissing. trying to stage indorsements i mean yet door smits from white conservatives who normally probably would not endorse me and and just sort of stacking my deck and collecting bribes things like what your slogan. it's the name of my failed reality television pilot. makes it right i act

. >> christina, i'm wondering what really -- what happens next. mean obviously zuckerberg addressed the -- i think it was a great new york times article really calling them out. how do they prove it or disprove it? what happens next from here? what do you think? >> what i think is that what we heard on the conference call today they said they will be creating an independent body, another board that's going to evaluate which -- let's say hate posts, terrorist posts, anything that needs to be taken down, you can appeal to this independent body, but is the body going to be independent because it's being created by facebook itself? so that's the major issue there. but facebook announced on the call too that they took down a ridiculous amount of posts 12.4 million pieces of terrorist propaganda over 6 million posts just on sexual exploitation and child pornography. clearly it is an issue. but he says hey i joined 2 billion people around the globe. there's going to be good. there's going to be bad news. it's hard to regulate. >> christine, as far as kin

christina, i tourn you.f you don't mind, i'd like to ask you a stupid question. >> there are no stupid questions, ari. >> you are a professional and teacher. thank you for that. do you think if barack obama kept open a privately held company that took money from assorted foreign governments and i don't care where they are, the founders didn't care where they were. but i would note including the pattern of middle eastern governments, do you think that would be a january story in the first year we'd forgotten about? >> we had to stop playing the what if barack obama game a long time ago, right? when trump came down the escalator and said mexicans were rapists and he was on his third wife. >> it was a drinking game but thenty passed out. >> we had to stop there. i mean, the problem is this is what george washington warned us about in 1776. he said we can never have a president who is possibly under the influence of a foreign government. and this is -- nick is correct. the democrats have to walk and chew gum at

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. >> i first met christina after her wiancee, raymond morr killed in afghanistan in 2014. >> he had saidrom coming home, and i got that e-mail on thursday and it happened on friday. >> at the time, christina like many other grieving milies felt lost. >> we have matching pillows. >> but now, three years later, she's turned a corner thanks in part to the generosity of tgtrangers. this me-free home given t foundation, part of the non-profit's new program supporting gold star families. >> we literally were homeless when he died. like he was our me. at was our safe place. i've never hung pictures up of our family where we've lived since he dd, -- >> can you do that now? >> i can do that now, yeah. i'm really excited to do it. >> a new home for the holidays. goodor them. >>> that's "nightly news" for this monday. i'm lester holt. thank you for watching and good night. s "nightly you don't just want easy. you want "streaming all your favorite netflix shows on fast internet" easy. you want "internet that helps you save on mobile" easy. you want "the best wifi you can pause with a tap." see? easy

ninety seven lamar monson is sentenced to fifty years of criminal imprisonment for the murder of christina brown. only one element was used against him the confession that he signed. it and believe that this is going to pay. off usually they're not going to want to be in prison on. something that i wouldn't wish them off worst enemy just being processed for you to go into a sale. the whole process of a distressed uncomfortable. you feel like your freedom is being siphoned away from. tell you one thing about them are. i think that the last time he saw his daughters they were looking occurred to me. but everything he told me to do for her. in the letters and in his calls did everything he said do for her she never had to work for anything because a father was not around. and she was upset and angry home mother too was because them are wasn't here to help her train his daughter and they could but he had the best interests in the world for his. he just wasn't here to do it so i did it. unlike us in the world for nothing but missing of. twenty years later a single event changes the course of la

maria christina maybe fix it up after that. there has always been this partnership between the ngo's who do refugee aid and the federal government. there has been some interesting work done by historians on the nature of that partnership. one of the things we see over time is that in the 1930's and 1940's, those ngo's, refugee organizations are absolutely vital to the running and the implementation of these refugee admissions programs. so much so that in 1957, a hunt -- as a hunt gary and refugee -- hungarian refugee crisis mounts and you have people from hungary spilling over the borders. five or six in ngo's are on the ground in austria, who are vital in terms of processing the people coming out and identifying them and establishing a record of who they are. the u.s. government leans on them incredibly to figure out who a refugee is and some of their baseline data. some of the historians' work shows that the relationship adjusts in the 1960's and evolves so the government plays more of a role in the resettlement game. the ngo

but from me, christina cooper, goodbye. hello there.ay, today is going to feel even colder. all the mild air that we had over the weekend has been pushed away by these easterly winds, and with stronger winds, it will feel colder today, and we're also drawing in colder and colder air as the day goes on. now, probably not a great deal of frost to start the day, too much wind for that. there may be some early sunshine. i think fairly quickly the cloud will build and all these showers in the east will get blown that bit further westwards, some of them heavy and maybe a touch wintry over the higher ground as well. a closer look at the showers in the afternoon. frequent showers coming through the english channel and into the south—east of england. we've got the winds on there. those are the mean winds, but around the coasts of eastern england, they could be gusting a0 miles an hour or more. and some frequent showers, even longer spells of rain coming into northern england, perhaps some wintriness over the high ground. because it's an easterly

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let me go to you christina. the border crossing site where we're seeing hundreds that ran past the mexican border guards and police, but have been stopped at so far the u.s. border. as we hear the president saying maybe 48 hours ago we're approaching a deal to hold asylum seekers in mexico, what does this mean, if anything, to what the president's saying mexico's denying and how does this raise the issue of immigration and border crossing? >> unfortunately the issue has not been dealt with by either party in a substantive fashion at all. we have a president who will openly lie, right, just in the middle of one conversation. he'll tell about six different lies. so we don't know where his actual intentions -- his actual conversations have been with the mexican government, but what we do know when this president declared this presidency and said that mexicans were rapist. we do know he thinks latinos are a scourge on our economy, country and democracy. so we can make some assumptions, some well healed assumptions a

how relation to leaning in and if women occupy. >> as you are given the but we last said if christina was sexy in her introduction but what stood out to me as i was reading this expose is am i surprise? and if so, why? she writes one of the biggest companies in america what she did was utterly standard capitalist to take down your competitors in pretty insidious ways, but the profits before decency and specific duty i should not say hide but to delay what would get her company and trouble is this billet this or what i capitalist does every day so than the actual next question so is that compatible or not but it was never about structural changes for women but how can you operate? and that we could focus but what good would that do that would be better to focus on what we can do to change it. so take a seat at the table. so many years she was like you go girl. but from the very beginning people were critical lies the one - - criticizing the feminist matchup is this what we want from our feminist how to more effectively spend our lives at work? and found the very beginning that actually

how relation to leaning in and if women occupy. >> as you are given the but we last said if christina was sexy in her introduction but what stood out to me as i was reading this expose is am i surprise? and if so, why? she writes one of the biggest companies in america what she did was utterly standard capitalist to take down your competitors in pretty insidious ways, but the profits before decency and specific duty i should not say hide but to delay what would get her company and trouble is this billet this or what i capitalist does every day so than the actual next question so is that compatible or not but it was never about structural changes for women but how can you operate? and that we could focus but what good would that do that would be better to focus on what we can do to change it. so take a seat at the table. so many years she was like you go girl. but from the very beginning people were critical lies the one - - criticizing the feminist matchup is this what we want from our feminist how to more effectively spend our lives at work? and found the very beginning that actually

that is christina hickson who lost her home in parp au dies.burning. she broke into tears again while talking about it, then took to the arms of a friend in a tent city filled with so many others just like her, where they sat in their cars to keep warm. one can only hope that this will be rock bottom. their road ahead will be like sonoma county's road behind. in butte county as in sonoma, they will discover sifting as a metaphor for discoveries, both physical and emotional. in the process, they may find a wedding ring or a grandmother's box and then realize they lost grandmother's recipes. ahead, they face the massive cleanup and long lines of well-intentioned bureaucracy and the paperwork, the searching for proofs, if those proofs even exist. now add frustration, confusion, anger, despair. if you are hoping for a happy ending here, it will take time. the people of butte county can and will find ♪ this is "jeopardy!" today's contestants are a marketing and strategy consultant from portland, oregon... a university administrator from tucker, geor

christina, the fact is that whether or not, you know, michael says two ways to look at it. yeah, it is, whether you're drowning or whether you're trying to gulp for water on the blue wave. >> we know the president knew a wave happened. the next day he fires jeff sessions to distract us from the conversation. >> one of the most bizarre press conferences in presidential history. >> i do want to back up to something mara said. we need to look at women of color going to washington, d.c. they are going despite the party. look at cortez oath. >> one of the pillars. >> right behind nancy pelosi, priestly. she did this on her own. cbc endorsed her opponent. we have women coming in, new freshman coming in, i also want to have a conversation about what leadership looks like purchase and what the party looks like. the panel is back with us a little bit later. up next, additional returns from the midterms give the democrats their biggest house gains in 44 years. so why are they not happy? be right back. are they not hap? be right back. it was here. i couldn't catch my breath. it was th

and also present is one of our new senior managers, christina. christina, where's christina? there she is. if issues come up, folks have a complaint, something they want to talk to us about and i'm unavailable, one of my investigators is here to speak to us, as well. thank you guys so much for your time. it really is a pleasure and honor to be here with all of you and inspiration that so many of you have come out to spend your evening learning a little bit more about public safety here with the police commission. thank you. >> thank you, director henderson. ladies and gentlemen s what we're going to do is reserve public comment until after captain yick's report, and when we do get to public comment, this is quite a large crowd, so due to the size of the crowd, public comment will be two minutes this evening, so i just want to let you know that in advance. now is the time for the main event, which is captain yick. >> not to interrupt, i'm so sorry, but i wanted to echo just briefly because of the audience here what the chief said about human trafficking, and so i want to direc

i want to bring in christina greer. she's a political scientist, a professor at fordham university as well. the energy undeniable. we know for the most part wherever oprah goes is typically a great deal of energy that surrounds her arrival and speech. but star power for democrats, is that going to be enough to move the needle come tuesday? especially in georgia. >> well, what oprah's going to bring is that stacey abrams has been very diligent over several years making sure she didn't just campaign in atlanta. she has gone to all 159 counties in georgia. the piece with oprah is just to make sure it's that added extra piece to make sure that folks know that turnout is so important, especially since stacey abrams opponent is the secretary of state and he and his office control the ballots and the voting procedures. stacey doesn't need to just win, she needs to make sure everyone comes out who's registered to vote and wants to support her and the democratic party line. there might be a runoff, but it doesn't have to be a ru