dennis: capone's lawyer suggested that david stone was only out to save his own neck. leniency? --and still am. dennis: hour after hour, the lawyer hammered away at david, who'd easily admitted to lying his way through any number of police interviews. did you feel your words might not be real good? i mean, based on the fact that i've been lying for 3 and 1/2 years, wouldn't you? dennis: in the defense close, it came back again to a central question. could the jury believe david stone? at the end of the day, what stone is telling you, it can't be true. there's no physical evidence of any foul play anywhere at or near that shop. dennis: charles capone declined to testify in his own defense. male voice: and do you feel comfortable in that decision? yes, sir, i do. dennis: prosecutor bill thompson had the final word for the state. rachael's gone forever. be ensured that her body, her physical essence, is also gone forever. but we can't let that allow him to escape responsibility. dennis: after seven days of testimony, the case went to the jury. let me ask you that cut-to-th

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. >> david: returning to that home with "rolling stone" magazine nearly 50 years later. lm "the last waltz" in 1978. ♪ come home with you ♪ >> david: garth hudson, the last surviving member of the band, passed away today in woodstock at 87. tonight here, in his own words. >> a lifestyle that we got to love in woodstock, you know? we got to like it, you know, just fixing the tape recorder and fixing the screen door, you know? stuff like that. and getting the songs together. ♪ >> david: garth hudson tonight in his own words. i'm david muir. i'll see you right back here tomorrow night. good night. it's right now. >> donald trump's first 100 days are under way, and he's taking swift action and is drawing an equally swift reaction, including from right here in the bay area. good evening. thank you for joining us. i'm dan ashley. >> and i'm ama daetz. there is a lot to keep track of as donald trump begins his second term as president of the united states. >> the latest announcement today is of high interest, certainly to the bay area. >> the ceo of san francisco based openai jo

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but those same sources confirm nothing is set in stone until trump formally signs the paperwork. >> davidmas live at the capitol. >>> let's get back to the team that's been with me all day long on abc. our chief washington correspondent jonathan karl, what do you think president trump has to do now in his early days of his administration? >> look, he set the bar extremely high. in his speech, he said, the golden age of america starts right now. he made specific promises, like bringing prices down. we're much beyond that. so, now he has to deliver. and david, we saw him do some executive actions. getting stuff through congress is going to be much, much more difficult, given the narrow majority. he's got the majority, but it's oh so narrow. >> executive action on the border will definitely be coming. bringing prices down might be the bigger challenge as we move ahead in the months to come. martha rad zadatz, you took not that -- credit for getting the ceasefire across the finish line. >> absolutely. they expressed gratitude for what he did and his team did to get it across the finish line.

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david, thank you. ♪ ♪ >> all right for more on the trump transition let's bring in our political panel with us corner stonelic affairs principal lauren tomlinson and ark initiative senior advisor tim hogan thank you both for being here. appreciate it. >> thanks for having us. jackie: plans have changed in terms of what inauguration will look leak but we are seeing folkings out on the mall and around d.c. getting ready to celebrate. you know, the picture is a lot different for trump heading into office now than it was in 2017. our fox news polling shows that his favorable is at 50% compared to 42% in 2017. i want to ask you as the democrat here -- what do you attribute that to, tim? >> i think it is a different time we've lived through an era of the first trump administration where i think when he won the first time it was a shock to the system there was a lot of talk about how this was not normal and framing of the beginning of his previous administration and there were a lot of questions about -- you know, election interference, those claims were made. but it's just different now. i will point out, though

david: blackstone is looking to buy a power plant in virginia. it's all about the data centers. right? taylor: it is. it is a billion dollars that block stonesaying is in the virginia d.c. area, that is whereabouts a quarter of the u.s. data centers capacity is located right now. they want to be there sort of again, the future of data centers and a.i. david: and dei is big in the news of course. costco has a relationship to it. how? taylor: this is very interesting. they have voted rejected an anti-dei proposal. so effectively 98% of the shareholders voted in favor of keeping the dei proposal. costco is saying that that overwhelming vote shows they are doing the right thing. what's fascinating is the executives are 81% white, 65% white and male, but they're saying by keeping a dei policy it allows them to broaden their customer base and that's good for the company. david: talking about executives a couple of big time ceo's got a pay raise let's talk with jamie dimon. taylor: all right so i want this number. give me an 8% raise and bring me up to $39 million. david: whoa! taylor: that's what jamie dimon got at jpmorgan. david: i'll take that

stone. and somewhere along the line, biden said, no, they should be able to join nato. well, then russia has somebody right on their doorstep and i could understand their feeling about that. >> so, david, you were there. you were in the room. you're also familiar with the kind of negotiations that are in store for trump when it comes to putin. did it seem to you that he was possibly sympathizing with russia in his answer by saying that he understands how they feel about potentially having a nato member on their doorstep? so could that be seen, maybe even by the russian dictator as siding with him? you think? >> that he is open to their. >> to putin's argument? look, he's not the only one. when nato expansion happened, george kennan, the man who designed containment theory, wrote an op ed in the new york times saying, you can't let nato expand too close to russia's borders. um, obviously putin was unhappy as more and more former soviet states did exactly that. the president didn't quite have his history with right, with the vice, with then vice president biden and then later president biden. um, in those positions, biden took the position, took the position that at some point ukraine m

stone. and somewhere along the line, biden said, no, they should be able to join nato. well, then russia has somebody right on their doorstep. and i could understand their feeling about that. >> so, david, you were there. you were in the room. you're also familiar with the kind of negotiations that are in store for trump when it comes to putin. did it seem to you that he was possibly sympathizing with russia? and his answer by saying that he understands how they feel about potentially having a nato member on their doorstep? so could that be seen, maybe even by the russian dictator as siding with him? you think? >> that he is open to their to putin's argument? look, he's not the only one. when nato expansion happened, george kennan, the man who designed containment theory, wrote an op ed in the new york times saying, you can't let nato expand too close to russia's borders. um, obviously putin was unhappy as more and more former soviet states did exactly that. the president didn't quite have his history with. right, with the vice, with then vice president biden and then later president biden. um, in those positions, biden took the position, took the position that at some point ukraine mi