and how much she loved corey.ectives wanted to sit down again with tiffany, but by then, more than five months had passed since corey's murder and tiffany had left town. for new orleans, the movie only made her look worse to police. so they tracked her down, hoping to confront her. but tiffany was not having it. >> she, at some point, decided she was not going to cooperate further and referred us to her lawyer. >> so detectives decided to get a warrant for tiffany's dna. >> we had to get a court order to get her standards. her hair and her blood. >> are you starting to think that she could be corey's killer? >> you have to follow that lead. based on what we knew at that point that she was a person of interest, definitely. maybe a viable suspect. >> not the person who is going to kill somebody. >> looking back, tiffany is convinced that detectives set their sights on her from the moment she first talk to them. the fact that she is the last friend to see cory alive shaped everyone that followed. >> i knew is gonna c

corey rich ins allegedly threw a party at her new 2 million dollar mansion the day after his death.now investigating. if arguments between corey and her husband eric regions about purchasing the mansion could have been a motive in his killing. kelsey kernstine has the very latest on the case. >> he was 39. it completely. >> took us all by shocked. and we have 3 little boys, 10, 9, 6, that was corey which ins in an interview with a newsnation affiliate promoting her children's book on grief. she wrote and published the book within a year after allegedly killing her husband, eric. poison has moscow mule cocktail lacing it with fentanyl. i would never be able to grieve in that amount of time and then write a block and then also take care of my 3 small children. corey origin's is facing charges for first degree aggravated murder and multiple counts of second-degree possession of a controlled substance. new details in court documents now revealing she allegedly tried to steal her husband's life insurance policy, making changes to his agreement. just 2 months before his death during a val

unbeknownst to corey, eric had changed his will to give his sister control of his estate.e time of eric's death, owed more than $2.5 million to a money lender, the irs and to him. they say she'd taken at least $100,000 from his bank account and spent more than $30,000 on his credit cards. >> right before the murder, he was thinking more and more about getting a divorce. >> reporter: now, details of their prenup. apparently they had no right to each other's present or future income, property or assets, except if eric died while the two were lawfully married. >> nick watt, thank you so much. >>> still to come, they've been a driving force behind a controversial book ban and curriculum restrictions in schools. meet the conservative activists group mom's for liberty, next. freedom for kids. hungry? thank you, chef. control for parents. ninice. one bank for both. chase. make more of what's yoururs. this is our latest hearing aid packed with 20thth century technology. why beige? to blend in. you know, so it's almost invisible. you mean like is? how did you do that? my a1c was up

police are now investigating of arguments between corey and her husband, eric richins about purchasing that mansion could have been a motive in his killing. kelsey kernstine has the very latest on the case. >> he was 39. it completely. >> took us all by shocked. and we have 3 little boys, 10, 9, 6, that was corey which ins in an interview with a newsnation affiliate promoting her children's book on grief. she wrote and published the book within a year after allegedly killing her husband, eric. poison has moscow mule cocktail lacing it with fentanyl. i would never be able. >> to grieve in that amount of time and then write a bvock and then also take care of my 3 small children. corey origin's is facing charges for first degree aggravated murder and multiple counts of second-degree possession of a controlled substance. new details in court documents now revealing she allegedly tried to steal her husband's life insurance policy, making changes to his agreement. just 2 months before his death during a valentine's day dinner one month later, eric became sick. tell your friend he thought his

. >> they feel like there may be justice for eric >> reporter: they believe his widow corey had somethingith his death, advising the father of three had warned if anything happened to him, she was to blame why did he stay with her >> the boys. he was by all accounts an amazing father he wanted to be with his kids as much as possible >> reporter: police arrested corey on monday near park city, utah, allege beiing she poisonem with a massive dose of fentanyl. she called him an amazing husband and wonderful father >> so you actually wrote this book with your children. >> i did >> reporter: according to court documents, an autopsy revealed eric had five times the legal dosage of fentanyl in his system corey told responding officers that night she made him a moscow mule to celebrato celebrate cloa business he had recently changed his life insurance. his sister believed his wife might kill him for the money and he wanted the kids to be financially injury she is charged with aggravated murder and has yet to enter a plea she's expected in court next week >> our thanks to erin for that report >>>

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let me just play a tape from corey bush, and get your reaction.>> the united states has a moral and legal obligation to provide reparations for the enslavement of africans. black people in our country cannot wait any longer for our government to begin addressing each and every one of the extraordinary bits of harm, all of the harm, it has caused since the founding. david: now, this is a woman, de roy, who can spend $490,000 on personal security over the past three years. how is the legacy of slavery hurt her career? >> well that's a really good question. when i was growing up with a $6 million man and not with a $14 trillion woman i guess that's inflation right? this is all designed around the whole victimhood mentality. if you're black held down suffer ing never making it and you say she's able to drop half a million dollars on private security and a member of congress and the congressional black caucus has about 55 members. we have a black or at least mixed race vice president. we had a black president of the united states for eight years. not o

in a story we have covered here on fox news, 33 year old corey richards a utah mom of three who pennedook for children in the wake of her husband's death has now been charged with his murder. a autopsy found her husband eric died with an overdose of fentanyl five times the lethal dosage taken orally. investigators figured out what happened after obtaining a search warrant for corey's phone and computers and found multiple communications between mrs. richens and an unnamed acquaintance who faces multiple counts of possession of a controlled substance with intent to distribute. mrs. richens bought it and used it to kill her husband charged with murder and three counts of second degree possession. you may recall corey penned the picture book are you with me allegedly to help kids cope with the death of a loved one. that book was published in march almost a year to the day after her husband's eric's death. in it she wrote dedicated to my amazing husband, and a wonderful father. the man she allegedly killed. and now their three little boys, ages 10, 9 and 6 will have to grow up with neither

is he right, corey?yeah, governor abbott is a true education freedom fighter and he is not going to allow fake republicans in the texas house to send him a bill that is totally watered down and that would just be a huge slap in the face to parents. i mean, the senate passed a bill that was just about all parents eligible over 5 million students would be eligible. they watered it down to 800,000 and average also threatened to call special sessions over this. he is serious. dan patrick is serious as well and they are in lockstep on this to push further education freedom. texans will have school choice this year because of leadership from people like greg abbott and lieutenant governor dan patrick. >> trace: i'm wondering. i know you are for school ch choice. what would you include? what is in every school choice or school choice program need to have? >> yeah, just have eligible. don't pick winners and losers. allow all families regardless of income, regardless of background to be able to take their childre

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this short corey on the north gym and coast, europe's largest book it will excavate to resolve it. look, it can extract a 1000 tons of chill per hour. the material is used to make cement to the wells market. leda pulse in the industry is facing major challenges, a considerable proportion of climate damaging c o. 2 emissions comes from cement production. it also has a direct impact on the environment. many, some in factories in developing countries are low for the outdated, including places warehouse and operates. many countries in africa and asia do not have the strictest environmental standards. so that trying out something new here and environmentally friendly, some and production process with no c o 2 emissions is not even possible. cement works is located right next to the tool, corey. it's one of a 100 plants operated by wholesome. around the world. the camera crews are rarely allowed on site the king to show us the changes that planning the mind to choke is processed into segment in this road to retail at around 1500 degrees celsius, which generates a lot of c o. 2 to verify

corey, what were your impressions? you got to meet a lot of people there? yeah.m commitment ukrainians have to succeeding against the russian invasion, they own it now in a way that even six months ago when i was last there it felt more like they were persuading themselves, they could withstand it and now they know they can. >> and gideon, when you hear people say the ukrainians need to understand they have to compromise. they're not going to be able to reclaim all their territory. we need to start some process. what was your sense of how they view those arguments? >> every single person we talked to from generals to soldiers, from cabinet ministers to local officials and to civil society figures and ordinary citizens was absolutely united. they see this as a fight for their lives. they say we're defending our homes, our children and our future and we are going to reclaim our territory and they did not say with you or without you, but they suggested that the fight will continue until ukraine is free. the only question is how long it will take and how much we have

people moved from columbus park to corey court. some people are original corey court people, but what's gonna happen is these people are gonna get swept to another creek or another area. and then that area is going to get swept and so on. and so on. starting monday, the city of san jose says it plans to help re house 120 to 200 people living along the waterway. valley water says it will make flood improvements along the waterway , but advocates say with limited shelter, space and housing, the people living there won't have anyplace to go. people may end up in tiny homes. and those people are just gonna it's a revolving door. you go in for six months and you come back out and because there's no permit policy, and that's why so many people who are in tiny homes contain a tent back at their camp because they know that there is no permanent supportive housing, so they keep a backup plan. rains and flooding are likely. if you are in the banks of the waterway, your life is in danger. you are ordered to evacuate from the freak immediately

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joining me pastor corey brooks ceo of project hood and senior fellow at the hoover institution and pastor you have seen so much and we have talked about what is really hurting inner city america today. is all sharpton addressing those core issues that really plague especially black families? >> well, you know, i don't understand why certain leaders, certain black leaders amid the chaos promote and prioritize other lives over other people, high profile cases seem to get attention when our community is faced with so many issues single parent household, bad educational system we are dealing, with we have violence that we are dealing with every single day there. are so many issues we are faced with but yet our leaders continue to try to make us think that white supremacy is the number one thing we aunt's to be concerned with when it's definitely not the number one initial the black community. >> victor, kamala harris spoke at the witt to a group of african-american small business owners, and this is what she said. >> we do talk about equity. we actually believe it is a good principle. in spit

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investigators say when corey asked about for another batch it was six days later after getting it thatwas found dead. her next day in court is ten days. >> bill: a podcast in that one. jeff paul, thank you in l.a. >> dana: china is pointing the finger at washington over a downturn in relations between the two countries. why beijing says the united states is to blame. plus a town that once called itself the most hippie in washington state is now taking action to clean up its streets. jason rantz on that straight ahead. my name is joshua florence, and one thing i learned being a firefighter is plan ahead. you don't know what you're getting into, but at the end of the day, you know you have a team behind you that can help you. not having to worry about the future makes it possible to make the present as best as it can be for everybody. want to stop lower body pain before it starts? there's a dr. scholl's for that. new dr. scholl's prevent pain insoles are the only ones clinically proven to prevent pain from muscle-induced joint stiffness and strain. so you can stay pain free. >> woman: wh

commissioners corey teague, zoning administrator. um and i do want to acknowledge the opponent's frustration. i mean, there's something there's clear frustration there. um i think there is frustration with the way the city is interpreting state law, and that's fine to have that frustration, um just to respond to some of the questions or some of the issues that were raised in rebuttal. um the department began. conversations with the appellant in 2021. and february of 2022. so this is more than a year ago . that's when the department first informed them that the project they were proposing, which is essentially a two story single family home being having a two story vertical edition and horizontal audition and adding an 80 you it was not eligible for sp 35. so this bill, and there's there. there was not a long process there. and that was , you know, not a big process. there's been a lot of pressure since then. to get to the second appeal here, um. you know, i had the appellant sent me an email with very specific. questions that they wa

corey, corey. john, who invented air conditioning? certainly in florida. worthy of being honored in the halls of the capitol for florida or you had to have served at the high highest levels of government, at least that's the standard for most of the men who get statues in this building for women. you better have the mountain changed, the world written a book, prevented a world war and, done it all backwards in high before you're even considered for the same honor. so now that i am done with the levity i get the privilege of introducing michael and one of my dearest friends, someone who i have literally known every minute of my public life, hopefully when we meet to celebrate the women of statuary hall will have moved that 5%, which i know she is a champion of, towards reflecting the number women in our great nation like this one. congresswoman lois frankel, as you already heard, has very long list of successes. she was the mayor of west palm beach, which in the led to side by side in the leadership of the state house together lois has been a champion of wo

there you have got joining us now senior fellow for the american federation of children corey deangelisa state of emergency in north carolina. it's for be. they don't want to pay teachers as much and give take their died a school that actually worked and the teachers don't like that. >> this is a state of emergency for special that interest that want to trap kids in failing government schools. a state of serendipity for kids that want a say in their own kids' education. governor cooper here is flailing. is he having a temper tantrum. a total meltdown because him and his party are losing control over the minds of other children. there is not a dang thing they can do. a hypocrite who sent his own kid to private school does not have the power to override a veto because republicans control 3/5ths of each chambers. so he could just go cry harder. we are going to empower all families with school choice here in north carolina. >> steve: you know what, corey, it's a winning proposition. take a look at this poll. 67% of north carolina parents support opportunities to send their child to a school

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joining us democrat and former new york city counsel speaker corey johnson.s that the mayor doesn't have a ton of good options here and you are onboard with the plan to do this? >> clearly, the situation has shown that we are in an emergency and new york city is sort of out of space. 62,000 migrants in the last year. over 120 hotels opened up. 4,200 migrants in the last week. and the clip you just showed of parents being upset, it never sure reached this point. the mayor called for a decompression strategy, trying to figure out ways to spread migrants out, sending people to the suburbs, you have seen county executives and people outside of new york city fighting against that. what all of this shows is really a failure of the federal level, a lack of coordination, not enough support for localities and cities that are dealing with this surge. so understandably, the mayor is saying, i need some help here. there was a $350 million pot of fema money that cities could apply for. new york city has incurred well over $1 billion in costs to house 62,000 migrants and h

people moved from columbus park to corey court. some people are original corey court people, but what's gonna happen is these people are gonna get swept to another creek or another area. and then that area is going to get swept and so on. and so on. starting monday, the city of san jose says it plans to help re house 120 to 200 people living along the waterway. valley water says it will make flood improvements along the waterway , but advocates say with limited shelter, space and housing, the people living there won't have anyplace to go. people may end up in tiny homes. and those people are just gonna it's a revolving door. you go in for six months and you come back out and because there's no perfect policy, and that's why so many people who are in tiny homes contain a tent back at their camp because they know that there is no permanent supportive housing, so they keep a backup plan b rains and flooding are likely. if you are in the banks of the waterway, your life is in danger. you are ordered to evacuate from the freak immediate

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he finished the day with a 68 and is at -5 along with corey conners. rules in the long birdie at the second hole. he shot a 2 under 68 and then rounding out the trio on top is viktor hovland. he finished with this birdie at 18. he shot a 3 under 67 today. now the rains are supposed to be heavy for tomorrow's 3rd round. so we will just wait and see what mother nature has in mind. he was great. and finally, the football world lost one of the all time greats. we've learned that hall of famer jim brown. >> passed away last night at the age of 87. while brown packed a lot into those 87 years in a 9 year career with the cleveland browns. he cemented his status as one of the all-time best running backs. he led the league in rushing 8 times during his 9 seasons was named to 9 pro bowls was named mvp 3 times and won a title in 1964. now brown really defined going out on top. he surprised the football world by retiring at the age of 30 to focus on his acting careers. he appeared in iconic films such as the dirty dozen and he continued acting all the way up until

a lot less corey today. 4th innings to guys up 2, nothing. mitch haniger one. he catches that one.s 3, nothing giants game for you. it went up by as many as 4, but the padres chipped away for 3 giant in the 8th. jake cronenworth hit an rbi single to write in. we have a tie game first. matt carpenter then followed up with a pop-up this center. micah strips key. you love the effort here, but he's team. just can't get to it. run will come into score and that proved to be the game. winner giants lose 64. but the worst news, what? yeah, it was limping off the field right there. and you can see after that catch attempt get the strained left hamstring, he will likely go on the injured list. family day for the finale of the reds a's at the coliseum. go figure family day at coliseum. bottom of the first no score sage's ed, you lord. he's having himself season. a mandate. left his 5th of the season nothing. a 4th inning is 2, 1, now, this guy's really having a season. brent rooker. that's his 9th home run of the season, which is second in the american league. if you can keep going the rest.

these guys made it clear who they are rooting for, the canadian, corey connors, seven straight pars and this great approach to set up his first birdie of the round. here comes brooks koepka, three birdies on the back nine , and posted a second straight 66. connors had a one-shot lead on 16, lost track of the ball and this is why. it was plugged into the face of the bunker, it led to a double bogey and dropped connors out of the league , he is now tied for second. to the leaderboard, it looks as such, brooks koepka has sole possession of first. scotty scheffler began the day with a share of the lead and is now three back. back to brooks koepka, he is eight holes away from his fifth major title. he was in the same position at last month's masters, but then he fall apart in the final round. >> i love what you said after your loss at the masters, you said i didn't really sleep, i figured out the mistakes i made and i won't make them again. what were those mistakes and how do you apply that to tomorrow? >> i cannot give away my mistakes, but i promise i will not do that again tomorrow, i won

the canadian corey conners clearly in it. seventh straight pars and this great approach on eight to set up his first birdie of the round. conners had the lead. then brooks kepka came chugging along. posted a second straight 66: conners the sand. lost track of the ball because it got plugged in the face of the bunker. dropped him out of the lead with the double bogey. conners is tied for second. >>> drum roll, leader board. koepka. scheffler is now three back. >>> nba. jack nicholson in the house. a must win for the lakers. fourth quarter, jamal murray of the nuggets rattled in the three. murray finished with 37. moments later, he had a great assist. nikola jokic, the beneficiary. caps off a 13-0 run. put the nuggets up 12. the lakers face an elimination game for monday. down 3-0 in the series. kentucky derby winner mage. down the stretch in the preakness, he was in the running. >> it is blazing sevens. putting on a show. and the preakness. who is it going to be? it's going to be national treasure. >> national treasure wins by

but john has locked this corey door to we have heard from the president of us that a bunch on that piece is possible between the 2. and we are expecting to hear more about math. as soon as that begin with a bilateral talks to try lateral talks and then we'll see the results. but at the moment, it's all about building on those partnerships in you raise your rate to you, raise your, and attracting more investment, more partnerships, to make sure that, that these countries are not affected. but anything that happens in the west speed, financially or politically. meanwhile, moscow is also hosting an international security form where officials are mulling over the global food and energy issues on the sidelines. all the events we spoke with, libby is a national security advisor, who stays the world old, a seeing the emergence of new alliances with interconnection coming to the forefront. what came through to represent the national security council of libya and the people of fleet via despite the crisis where going through most of the countries that were invited for presents include no brothers

and that there know as strikes and, but for minutes aaron corey doors are opened, which residents who we speak to here in the capital hotel in the western region of dar for say that bill wait to see what happens on the ground monday evening. they don't expect so much, but tuesdays and wednesdays is when they ex, they're going to be monitoring to see that they're going to be any sounds of artillery. they're going to be soldiers that are stopping them at checkpoints, whether it's in consumer and other parts of sudan. and they say when they feel that they can move freely from areas where there's active fighting to stay for areas. and when they see the humanitarian, a talking to trickle into the capital hotel and where it's needed, that's when they'll know that the ceasefire is holding. and the freedom of movement is explicitly positive, the steel for civilians as we go into the sci fi. how about do we have a sense of which side might have the upper hand here when it comes to territory? while there are some areas here in the campus, i'm kind of doing better under the control of the rapid

the cement works is located right next to the tool, corey. it's one of a 100 plants operated by wholesome. around the world. the camera crews are rarely allowed on site the king to show us the changes that planning the mind to choke is processed into segment in this road to retail at around 1500 degrees celsius, which generates a lot of c o. 2 to verify some and production accounts for about 6 or 7 percent of total global c o 2 emissions a significant proportion. that's why we want to be among the 1st to steer things in a different direction. that's n deacon under the bonds. kilns discharge around $1200000.00 tons of c o 2 every year. this is the show and it's liquified form before it's dried to make production, carbon neutral, they need to build new facilities. all the colored sections need to be rebuilt. that would also be a killer that runs on kill oxygen and the harmful c o 2 will no longer be released into the and instead it will be processed and then deliver to industrial clients by a pipelines behind me. you see our cement road, retail

laura , in a story that we have covered here on fox news, thirty three year old corey darden richlandsa utah mom ot three who penned a book for children in the wake of hers husband's death, hasdeat now ben charged with his murder.. and autopsy found the richardsons husband, eric , died of an overdose of fentanyl with a level in his system that was five times the lethal dosage. it wasive times th taken orally. investigators figured out whatw happened after obtainingan a search warrant for corey's phone and computers, and they found multiple communicationswen between mrs. richards and an mrh unnamed acquaintanceen who now s faces multiple counts of possession of a controlled substance. counwith intent to distribute. now, mrs. richards allegedly bought the drugs from the acquaintance and then used the fentanyl to poison her husband. she's charge richens andd with aggravated murder and three counts of second degre murder as possession. now, you may recall coreesony famously penned the picture book, are you with me?to help >>ki allegedly to help kids cope the death of a loved one .k wa that

scheffler shot a 68 to move to the top of the leaderboard corey connors is tied for the lead with scheffler and hovland . bryson dechambeau is two shots back. you can see the third round tomorrow right here on cbs will break it all down afterwards on the par 5 show. it is with myself and john aven drove . >>> those basketball fans , this could cheer up warriors fans a little bit. lebron james was cleared for takeoff and shouldn't have ate that popcorn before the game. the lakers lost both games in denver. they face a 0-2 hole heading back to los angeles. i have been watching lebron james highlights since he was in akron, st. vincent, st. mary's. i've never seen him do that once. apparently he is human. >> it kind of gives hope to everybody else. >> is such a shame. that you missed it. >> he missed a dunk. poor lebron. oh they are down there-2. >> the heat and celtics are underway right now. the heat are leading that serious. >> brutal in here. >> thanks, john. >>> still ahead, the feds are taking action to crack down on aliens of those robocalls received by americans each month. why even th

and it also refers to corey as the love of his life she told investigators they were even celebratingh after closing a deal on a house for her business. she is now charged with aggravated murder and three additional felony drug charges she is yet to enter a plea and her attorney declined to comment at this time we expect to see her in court next week. all right. eric, that story and think about the kids horrible, yeah. >> still ahead, your health news new guidelines to tell you about for when women should start getting screened for breast cancer with a mammogram, so we will break it down. >>> also ahead this morning, a first-hand look at an important project from nasa. but not in space much closer to home. jacob soboroff suited up for this one. >> good morning. this was so cool they actually let me fly 37,000 feet ovever the pacicific oceano see e how the weweather overer e ocean ininteracts wiwith the eas climate. we wilill take youou along foroe ride a after this.s. lowered d a1c betterer than a a leading b branded pil and d that peopople taking g rybelsus® lost morore weight.. i go

a lot of car and generate a lot of heat to see how the center manager says it's a quick write down corey. oh, the where? the end, if use wrote, this is work for the green energy flows crew into detail. so this is basically the drive in june of this data center, the consumption in this data center with all the different data holes that consumes the power equal to about 20000 households. while this may seem a lot, some of the biggest data centers consume as much power as a city of a 1000000 people. every place you do on your device generates activity inside the data central summer. if it's in norway, screen and renewable as well. so in a using green energy, this data center is reducing its impact on the environment by tooling it serve as choosing cold water from the nearby, deep, thoughtful to inlet of the old. so was most data centers use around 40 percent of the energy to cool service which would otherwise reach a 100 degrees celsius in minutes. this data center gets its cooling free from nature. so this is wherever code using the cold water used to cool the cloud inside. and most cold s

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he also tells his guests of hell a corey. oh no one gave him $100.00 looks models and how artists from all over the world use them to make sculptures, each weighing several toners deep walls and recounts how he overcame bureaucratic hurdles and recalls the boat used to bring the sculptures out to sea and placed them on the seat that that's mocked the bath is cast at the ashy house of fish, an underwater sculptor pock. fish stokes here have already recovered because the fish can again find safe place is disposing close to the farm workers to protect the c. m. a store which humans have destroyed is all about to the minus the power most as consumers have something to contribute as well. from the warranty. it's like i always say, it will save the environment at our own tables. because if we keep eating fish that are cut, industrial is a lot more fun using hormones in the illegal fissures will never change their catch methods quite separate so and they don't count, don't just keep them producing and fishing around using a system t