here's abc's investigative correspondent david scott. >> i never lost consciousness, but it's a veryfeeling. i was cold at some points, shaking. the fear kind of takes over, adrenaline takes over. >> reporter: it happened so fast, so unexpectedly, britney hilton had no idea she'd been shot. >> the amount of pain -- i just said, am i going to die? please just tell my kids that i love them. i didn't know if i was going to make it to the hospital. >> reporter: she also said she didn't know just how close she came to death. 1 millimeter. the edge of a penny. that's what this texas mom and veteran police officer says saved her life. were you aware at the outset that it was your gun that had gone off? >> no. it happened so fast, you don't really know -- it's not enough time to process what's really happening. >> reporter: the police report says hilton's service gun was still holstered in her purse. >> gun owners don't want to think that their gun can just go off without the trigger being pulled. >> reporter: hilton is now suing gunmaker sig sauer, one of the most popular brands in the nati

david scott of georgia, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. scott will vote yes on s. 325. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from new york seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by chairwoman nydia ve laz quez -- velazquez of new york, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. velazquez will vote yes on s. 325. as the member designated by by ms. robin kelly of illinois, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that ms. kelly will vote yes on s. 325. as the member designated by chairwoman carolyn maloney of new york, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mrs. maloney will vote yes on s. 325. the speaker pro tempore: on this vote the yeas are 418, the nays are seven. 2/3 of those voting having responded in the affirmative, the rules are suspended, the bill is passed and, without objection, the motion to reconsider is laid on the table. pursuant to clause 8 of rule 20, the unfinished business is the vote on the motion of the gentlewoman from the distr

i am not sure but i am committed i get on the phone with them, is on the phone david scott today. and the secretary of agriculture, looking at we can do to coordinate what's going on with the black farmers and how we can navigate through these lawsuits with people who are trying to deny any of the divided administration, we get to the discrimination. so we don't care about that discrimination. we are not doing anything about it. but that is not the way you deal with a more perfect union. for every weak link that exists in the chain. if you know where the weak links are using by the authority given by the voters that is the voters in our congressional district as well as the voters and are cause. they made them chairs of these committees. and let's communicate with one another we can understand one another as well as understand the constituents that we are all about serving. >> thank you. congressman clyburn let me add one last question. it is a question that is personal to you. i thought about it for minutes ago when you mentioned how long you had been married and you referenced e

david scott of georgia, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. scott will vote no on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. calvert of california, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. calvert will vote yes on the motion to recommit. and as the member designated by mr. nunes of california, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. nunes will vote yes on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from ohio seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. amodei, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. amodei will vote yes on the motion to recommit. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlelady from oregon seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. blumenauer of oregon, pursuant to house resolution 8, i inform the house that mr. blumenauer will vote n

scott, live at the white house tonight. rachel, what have you learned? >> reporter: david, we know the administration has been watching this closely. i'm told president biden huddled with key officials after the white house last night. they came back today and he signed off on this order to send additional troops temporarily back into afghanistan to help evacuate the u.s. embassy. we're told that it was the worsening conditions over the last 24 hours, watching the taliban gain more control signi his decision. one republic congressman tonight warning that the worst is yet to come, calling moment. david? >> rachel scott tonight, thank you. >>> and as you know, we are also following major news on the pandemic. we are expecting the fda as early as tonight to authorize a booster shot in the fight against the coronavirus. first, it's believed for immunocompmifitoght, the questi here, are boosters soon coming for everyone? dr. anthony fauci is here to answer that question tonight. and all of this amid the worsening scene among hospitals across the south. abc's marcus moore in tex

scott. what are you learning tonight? >> reporter: well, david, this will be a rare moment of bipartisanship here in washington. the senate is on track to pass that $1.1 trillion bipartisan inf infrastructure package tomorrow morning. but this does face a long road ahead. over in the house, democrats hold a razor thin majority and already progressives have made it clear that this proposal is not big enough, david. >> in the meantime, rachel, the democrats immediately plan to move on a much larger bill? >> reporter: yes, and david, democrats say the two proposals go hand in hand. talking about a $3.5 trillion price tag. this is a measure that democrats unveiled today. it includes universal pre-k, funding for free community college as well as money to combat climate change, david. >> rachel scott live on the hill. rachel, thank you. >>> and now to the news involving andrew cuomo tonight. his top aide now resigning. and state lawmakers launching that impeachment investigation, as one of his accusers now speaks out and files a criminal complaint. eri

david? >> rachel scott with us on this tonight, as well. rachel, thank you. >>> and as you know, we are also following major news on the pandemic. we are expecting the fda as early as tonight to authorize a booster shot in the fight against the coronavirus. first, it's believed for immunocompromised people, but of course tonight, the question here, are boosters soon coming for everyone? dr. anthony fauci is here to answer that question tonight. and all of this, of course, amid the worsening scene in hospitals across the south. abc's marcus moore in texas tonight. >> reporter: tonight, vulnerable americans are moving closer to vaccine booster shots. the fda is expected to authorize a third shot, a booster, for immunocompromised people who got the pfizer and moderna vaccines. first in line, transplant patients, people on chemotherapy or medications that suppress the immune system. the cdc director could formally sign off on those booster shots as early as tonight. >> this action is about ensuring our most vulnerable who may need an additional

david. >> rachel scott live on the hill tonight. rachel, thank you. >>> we move overseas tonight and the worsening situation at this hour in afghanistan. taliban fighters now claiming nine key cities tonight. take a look at this map. showing provinces held by the taliban. this was in april when president biden first announced the u.s. troop withdrawal. and this is what the taliban holds today. almost two-thirds of the country now. here's our senior foreign correspondent ian pannell tonight. >> reporter: tonight, the escalating crisis in afghanistan as the taliban captures a ninth major city, gradually closing in on their grown jewel -- the capital, kabul. a u.s. official confirms that a military assessment suggests the capital could fall in 90 days. in a western city, taliban fighters patrolling the streets, victorious. the white flag of the taliban hoisted high over another of their latest victories. that video and ones like these released by the taliban themselves claiming to show their growing arsenal. a helicopter left behind by

welcome political commentator of iraq, laurie, and a former us assistant attorney david kat. greatly be with you scott. david, i want to talk with you, you know, i have had friends who have not been able to hold funerals, posted a post on their weddings. my child actually back to school today with a mandated mask on his face, despite 0 cases occurring at his school. i want you to listen to what new york times or any carney had to say about the former president and his guest being caught without a mask at the party. other people said, you know, this is really being oberon. they're calling all the safety precautions. people are going to sporting events that are bigger than this. this is going to be safe. this is a sophisticated vaccinated crowd, and this is just about optic. not about safety instigated vaccinated crowd. i've tell you those kind of not my favorite comment of the weekend. so i gotta ask you on this, david, do you think this is important for the president to hold this week and considering the environment and the situation that we are in? well, scotty, i think it was in poor taste and i thi

david. >> rachel scott following it all for us. rachel, thank you. >>> and when we come back here tonight, the severe storms we're tracking at this hour. the tornado outbreak and where this could hit tonight. and the tropical system that could hit the u.s. by week's end. rob timing this all out. if you have postmenopausal osteoporosis and a high risk for fracture, now might not be the best time to ask yourself... 'are my bones strong?' life is full of make or break moments. that's why it's so important to help reduce your risk of fracture with prolia®. only prolia® is proven to help strengthen and protect bones from fracture with 1 shot every 6 months. do not take prolia® if you have low blood calcium, are pregnant, are allergic to it, or take xgeva®. serious allergic reactions like low blood pressure, trouble breathing, throat tightness, face, lip, or tongue swelling, rash, itching, or hives have happened. tell your doctor about dental problems, as severe jaw bone problems may happen, or new or unusual pain in your hip, groin, or

david scott of georgia, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. scott will vote yes on house resolution 601. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? mr. arrington: mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. reed of the great state of new york, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that mr. reed will be a nay on the rule. thank you and i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from california seek recognition? mr. aguilar: mr. speaker, as the member designated by ms. sanchez, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. sanchez will vote aye on h.res. 601. as the member designated by mr. roybal-allard, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that ms. roybal-allard will vote aye on h.res. 601. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from indiana seek recognition? mr. baird: as the member designated by mrs. walorski of indiana, pursuant to h.res. 8, i inform the house that rs. walorski will vote nay on house resolution 601. the speaker pr

a new lawsuit about the unintended firing of a handgun widely used by police, and david scott, new memberk you for bringing us this story. >> thank you so much. good morning to you all. no one needs a gun that goes off by itself but that's exactly what's being alleged in a new lawsuit that dozens of such incidents have occurred across the country involving a popular handgun and experienced police officers. brittany hilton is a mother of three daughters and a detective at the bridge city police department in texas. she never imagined what she says happened last winter inside her station house. take me back. >> sure. >> to december 1st. >> it was a normal day. i grabbed my purse and put the two straps on my forearm. my purse kind of swings out and i hear a loud pop. my first thought was my gun has gone off. then i took one step and i felt this pain. it felt like a hot rod of metal had just been placed not only in my private, but through my leg. >> reporter: the gun was hilton's police service weapon which she says was holstered in her purse. a semi-automatic pistol called the sig sauer p320

i was continuous, his discussions with professor sir john curtis, an event joined by david kelly of the blog. scott goes pope. a terminal is about professor john cuff to some in the, grew up looking at david butler and bob mckenzie in the spring, almost on the same. my goodness, i want to do that was, was always, should i'm bishop to become the number one political pundit for polls. no, but what is true is, shall we say i had an unusually early interest in politics. people vote. so my 1st political memory is the death of you guys in 1960 strange on the subsequent leadership reduction. how it works and one, again, it's james car. and that's the point in which i started reading newspapers who took an interest in this reaction. i then remember being allowed to say, oh my, my parents are age 910 for the 900. 64 at your program, which of course was david about doing book mackenzie high. no, indeed. i don't remember following the case. i had the following day, but i was allowed to stay up for a while and to remember to talk. so i still would beginning about program. so i was watching kind of a certainty

alex continues his discussions with professor sir john curtis and has been joined by david kelly of the blog. scott goes, pope. a tell me about the professional. so john cutter, something that the jim grew up looking, david butler and bob mackenzie in the spring. all of a sudden my goodness i want to do that was, was always should i'm bishop to become the number one political pundits for polls. now, what is true is, shall we say i had an unusually early interest in politics and in people vote. so my 1st critical memory is to death. if you guys in 1963 on the subsequent leadership reduction. how it was one against james caught her. and that's the point in which are starting reading. newspapers took an interest in this leadership reaction. i then remember being a lot to say on my, my parents are, this is 18910 for the 964 at your program, which of course was david bought during book mackenzie. yes. indeed, i don't remember following the case. i had the following day, but i was allowed to stay up for a while and to remember to talk. so i will beginning about program. so i was watch it kind of, i certa

alice continues as discussions with professor sir john crisis and has been joined by david kelly of the blog. scott goes, pope. a terminal is about professionals of john carter. some in the gym grew up looking at david butler and bob mckenzie in the spring. all met on the same. my goodness i want to do that was, was always should i'm bishop to become the number one political pundits for portals . know what is true is, shall we say, i had an unusually early interest in politics, in our people vote. so my 1st political memory is the death of you guys from 963 on the subsequent leadership reduction. how it works, and one against james called her. and that's the point in which i started reading newspapers and took an interest in this reaction. i then remember being allowed to say, oh my, my parents are age 910 for the 964 at your program, which of course was david about doing book because each other was indeed i don't remember following the case. i have the following day, but i was allowed to stay up for a while until january to talk to why she would beginning about program. so i was what she kind i ce

david. our extensive coverage tonight. ian pannell is in afghanistan. rachel scott and martha raddatz standing by. >>> also breaking tonight, the death toll rising from the catastrophic earthquake in haiti. hundreds more dead. thousands of others injured and many still missing at this hour. the powerful magnitude 7.2 earthquake stronger than the quake that devastated the country back in 2010. the acting prime minister declaring a state of emergency. homes and buildings reduced to rubble. some residents staying in makeshift shelters. the u.s. joining the recovery effort. matt gutman is in haiti tonight. >>> we're also tracking grace. rapidly approaching haiti threatening to bring flooding rains and triggering dangerous landslides. the storm is part of the twin tropical threats now facing the u.s. tropical storm warnings posted in florida at this hour. rob marciano timing it all out. >>> and the deadly summer covid surge pushing hospitals to the brink. the u.s. recording more than 140,000 new cases for two days in a row now. hospitals under siege from the relentless d

scott weiner. assembly member david chu. san francisco and recreation park commissioner andy jupiter jones. applause] >> president and c.e.o. mr. larry bear. giants broadcaster and good tidings sports caster david flemming. co-chair of the giants community fund kelly larkin cooper. founder of the good tidings foundation, larry harper. [applause] >> giants community fund executive director sue peterson. and, you know our giants players do so much community outreach and one of whom is very involved in the community all while raising her precious children and supporting her all star husband jenn crawford. >> and a three-time all star who's having one heck of a season, your giant's short stop number 35 brandon crawford. [cheers and applause] >> i also like to recognize staff members of the san francisco recreational parks department. staff members of the good tidings foundation along with the larry harper family. board members and staff of the giants community fund. and, we have members of our giants front office staff as well. thank you all for being here and always show your support. oh, no.

scott weiner. assembly member david chu. san francisco and recreation park commissioner andy jupiter jones.use] >> president and c.e.o. mr. larry bear. giants broadcaster and good tidings sports caster david flemming. co-chair of the giants community fund kelly larkin cooper. founder of the good tidings foundation, larry harper. [applause] >> giants community fund executive director sue peterson. and, you know our giants players do so much community outreach and one of whom is very involved in the community all while raising her precious children and supporting her all star husband jenn crawford. >> and a three-time all star who's having one heck of a season, your giant's short stop number 35 brandon crawford. [cheers and applause] >> i also like to recognize staff members of the san francisco recreational parks department. staff members of the good tidings foundation along with the larry harper family. board members and staff of the giants community fund. and, we have members of our giants front office staff as well. thank you all for being here and always show your support. oh, no. i have

scott weiner. assembly member david chu. san francisco and recreation park commissioner andy jupiter jones. applause] >> president and c.e.o. mr. larry bear. giants broadcaster and good tidings sports caster david flemming. co-chair of the giants community fund kelly larkin cooper. founder of the good tidings foundation, larry harper. [applause] >> giants community fund executive director sue peterson. and, you know our giants players do so much community outreach and one of whom is very involved in the community all while raising her precious children and supporting her all star husband jenn crawford. >> and a three-time all star who's having one heck of a season, your giant's short stop number 35 brandon crawford. [cheers and applause] >> i also like to recognize staff members of the san francisco recreational parks department. staff members of the good tidings foundation along with the larry harper family. board members and staff of the giants community fund. and, we have members of our giants front office staff as well. thank you all for being here and always show your support. oh, no.

. >> scott pelley: tonight, david martin on assignment for "60 minutes." >> david martin: since presidenten took office, relations with iran have been tense, but nothing like the eye ball-to- eye ball confrontation during the trump administration when the two countries almost went to war. it happened over six days in january of 2020, beginning with an american drone strike which killed iran's most powerful general, and ending with an iranian ballistic missile attack against u.s. troops in iraq. earlier this year, we showed you for the first time drone video of what turned out to be the largest ballistic missile attack ever against americans, and we talked to the troops who were there on the night the u.s. and iran went to the brink. >> alan johnson: hey, buddy. if you're seeing this video, some bad things happened to dad last night. so, i need you to be strong, okay, for mom. and just always know in your heart that i love you, okay? bye, buddy. >> martin: a few hours after army major alan johnson recorded that message to his son, iranian batiiles ban rai wn on sad airbase in iraq where 2,

scott weiner. assembly member david chu. san francisco and recreation park commissioner andy jupiter jones. applause] >> president and c.e.o. mr. larry bear. giants broadcaster and good tidings sports caster david flemming. co-chair of the giants community fund kelly larkin cooper. founder of the good tidings foundation, larry harper. [applause] >> giants community fund executive director sue peterson. and, you know our giants players do so much community outreach and one of whom is very involved in the community all while raising her precious children and supporting her all star husband jenn crawford. >> and a three-time all star who's having one heck of a season, your giant's short stop number 35 brandon crawford. [cheers and applause] >> i also like to recognize staff members of the san francisco recreational parks department. staff members of the good tidings foundation along with the larry harper family. board members and staff of the giants community fund. and, we have members of our giants front office staff as well. thank you all for being here and always show your support. oh, no.

deputy david was with his trainer corporal scott crane investigating suspicious vehicle .ested positive for fennel. >> it was fennel, and just by standing to close, deputy breezed in the deadly opioid that has killed so many across america. couple of seconds later he took some steps back and collapsed. i fell back and i don't remembe anything after that. >> he was overdosing, fortunately corporal crane had narc ham in his car, and nasal spray carried by many law enforcement officers that can counteract certain drug overdoses. >> i went two my drug trunk, di one easels freight and one nostril, open the other one, another nasal spray. moments later the first dosage were off and he was voting agai as firefighters pulled up. >> and once more, on the way to the hospital, he overdosed and was saved by first responders having almost died three times purely because he stood next to sentinel. >> i don't think people realize the severity of how deadly it really is. >> according to preliminary figures released last month by the centers for disease control there were a record high 93,

david: during is now is brenda and scott to talk us through the latest. guess we have to start -- we heard from the u.s. president overnight. it seems he is under pressure. >> this is really the first major national security crisis under the biden era. he is following through on a policy that was initiated to his predecessor, trump. it is when he found himself agreeing with. the need to pull troops out of afghanistan. what he seems to have misjudged when he admitted to misjudging is the speed with which the taliban would retake kabul and lead to those chaotic scenes at the airport yesterday as civilians attempted to get on to the last evacuation flight the u.s. air force was sending out of the country. it is a difficult situation for him. and the region at large. yvonne: we got a headline they were going to be offering $500 million in aid for refugees in afghanistan. tell us more. how much that actually could help the situation. what is it like on the ground? >> the situation on the ground is so fluid that it is hard to know how that aid could play out. w

your reporting is so essential, scott macfarlane, thank you so much. kim, david, thank you for spending time with us. the next hour of "deadline: white house" starts after a quick break. don't go anywhere. we are just getting started. we are just getting started. you need an ecolab scientific clean here. and you need it here. and here. and here. which is why the scientific expertise that helps operating rooms stay clean is now helping the places you go every day too. seek a commitment to clean. mation support. unlike regular turmeric supplements qunol's superior absorption helps me get the full benefits of turmeric. the brand i trust is qunol. what the world needs now... is people. people who see energy a little bit differently. where a switch to cleaner power means a more resilient grid... with renewables and gas power providing energy whenever it's needed. because seeing a more sustainable world isn't far in the future. we're building it... now. ge building a world that works. is your family ready for an emergency? you can prepare by mapping out two ways to esc

but the terrifying nature of the scene is obvious as deputy david and his partner, field training officer corporal scott: the deputy got too close to a drug that can kill from just a few particles being breathed in or absorbed through the skin. he almost immediately collapsed. fortunate for him, corporal crane recognized the effects of fentanyl and used a narcan spray. >> i need narcan! >> reporter: he overdosed a third time on the way to the hospital but, thankfully, is alive today. according to the centers for disease control, fentanyl overdoses killed around 60,000 people in 2020. 60,000 people not as lucky as the deputy. liz? elizabeth: jonathan hunt, thank you so much for your reporting there. joining me now, former acting i.c.e. director tom homan. tom, this is a shocking and disturbing story. what's your reaction? >> you and i have talked about it before. the border crisis, this humanitarian crisis, as we discussed, it's taken up to 40-50% of the border patrol agents off the line to care for the families, and that's when the drugs flow through. there's already been over 90,000 overdoses of fentan

scott weiner. assembly member david chu. san francisco and recreation park commissioner andy jupiter jones.president and c.e.o. mr. larry bear. giants broadcaster and good tidings sports caster david flemming. co-chair of the giants community fund kelly larkin cooper. founder of the good tidings foundation, larry harper. [applause] >> giants community fund executive director sue peterson. and, you know our giants players do so much community outreach and one of whom is very involved in the community all while raising her precious children and supporting her all star husband jenn crawford. >> and a three-time all star who's having one heck of a season, your giant's short stop number 35 brandon crawford. [cheers and applause] >> i also like to recognize staff members of the san francisco recreational parks department. staff members of the good tidings foundation along with the larry harper family. board members and staff of the giants community fund. and, we have members of our giants front office staff as well. thank you all for being here and always show your support. oh, no. i have not for

well, david said me as a former us deputy assistant secretary of defense for going to san pakistan and central asia, jonesville and scott from man, a square in new jersey, mississippi. always good to have you on the program. i me, what's your reaction to that price is statements from the state department. and what's the message that the u. s. is sending to politicians on the people of guns, phone the message that the us of sending that to us does not know what it's doing. 30 days ago night states pulled 3000 troops out, its final set of combat groups, now sending more troops back in to help and evacuation. the u. s. claim that it would continue to support the dentist that has been proven false over and over again. united states is engaged gauging in the false and fraudulent so called, he's talked in doha. those talks were never meant to be serious talks about peace, but only about surrender of the united states as heavy as having a massive failure of its diplomatic, military and political strategist. i mean, the state department is saying that they support the government and the people of afghanistan. so with the assump

david from edmond, oklahoma. good morning. caller: good morning. i would like to start by quoting sir walter scott- "many a shaft at random spent fines archer." these programs have unintended consequences. a four week consider the enhanced unemployment benefits -- if we consider the enhanced unemployment benefits coupled with the monthly distribution of childcare credit and eviction moratorium, we have placed millions of americans in a position where they cannot afford to go back to work. it would be an economically and financially unsound decision for them to take a job. we are seeing that in the job market where there are significantly more available jobs than there are people who can afford to accept them. host: thanks, david. jenny schuetz, any thought on that? guest: we are seeing an awful lot of complicated trends in the economy, both in the labor market and the housing market. and we know in the job market they are working from home, so some of the jobs, coffee shops, laundry method depend on office workers have not reopened and the downtowns of a lot of cities are still much less active th

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scott, who's australia, for awaiting violating the cobra policy. the channel claims to be questioned, wearing masks and lockdown policies. ah, hello to david, a 6 in moscow. my name is colleen bray. welcome to well do use for marci international 1st for the trouble ahead for millions in the united states who risk becoming homeless, softer and eviction. moratorium expired. congress broke up for the summer recess. unable to agree on an extension of the ban, which was meant to keep people at home and stop the spread of coven, including crucially those unable to pay their rent after losing their jobs. in the pandemic reporting next from new york is kind of open. the fries on home foreclosures and evictions that for coven expired on july 31st. this moratorium to keep people in their homes was set in place back in september. it is not known how many people could potentially become homeless as a result of the more atoria being allowed to expire. one survey suggests the number could be 3.6 1000000. some activists to gathered outside the us capital, demanding an extension. they actually turned out that property was in the property and we put up lik

scott miller attended many times. >> yep. >> and u.s. envoys spent hours. >> and the president was going to invite them to camp david. >> yeah. >> former presidented his agreements with the taliban. >> exactly. but that created a relationship. there are people who they know each other well, they can make those calls. but this withdrawal and the cost in american lives, that is going to make it much harder to build even the tactical trust that they need to fight a common enemy. >> we are, as i noted, waiting for a press briefing from the pentagon. that is the podium there. that is a live picture, the moment it starts we'll bring that to you live. i wonder, i do see some movement in the back of the room. so this might be a short thought. but crisis, it is not unreasonable to use that term this is a crisis for the administration, it is a crisis for the u.s.mill. what is the damage done from events in the last week? >> i am talking to retired military officers. it is not political. they are heartbroken. they feel like they betrayed the people they trained with and fought alongside. there is going to be high threat of suicide, the veterans community i

david lee miller fox news well, the defense team for the man accused in the killing of christian smart is hoping to call convicted killer scottnd to testify. paul floors has been charged with murdering smart who disappeared 25 years ago, but his defense lawyer is calling on peterson the testify. because he and smart knew each other while they both attended. cal poly peterson was sentenced in 2000 and five for murdering his wife, lacey and their unborn child. ktvu legal analyst. my gardos a said he doubts peterson will ever take the stand well in the defense world. what we call that is a soda defend some other dude, did it. not my client. it's not going to work in this case, because to my knowledge, there is no evidence that scott peterson was at all involved with miss smart. other than he knew her in college. that's not enough to get scott peterson into that courtroom. prosecutors are now outlining evidence against flores and his father, ruben, who has been charged as an accessory. a judge will determine whether father and son will go to trial. smart body has never been found. coming up. we uncover hidden gems on a zip trip t

. >> assistant da david sacks, and if spurious savvy prosecutor, would square off against a younger core appointed defense attorney named scotte world, try to see the world from the eyes of shannon on the days that led up to the day this happened. >> the whole trial is basically us saying that shannon committed this murder and the defense saying that he jamere did this murder. that was basically the trial. >> detective pate worried that shannon could walk. after all the case against her was largely circumstantial. her dna was not of the crime scene. there was no murder weapon. and she hardly looked like a killer. >> i thought she might be able to sell the story. i felt that she'd be addressed real conservative, like she just came and landed off the mayflower. and that somebody would be sympathetic. >> from the beginning the prosecution partridge shannon as a woman scorned. who could not have jamere to herself, so she made sure denita would not either. shannon suggested prosecutor sacks was carrying a torch for jamere or trying to burn down his whole world, by killing his fiancÉe, and pinning on him. >> for whatever reason, sh