granting robert davis a full pardon.at's joy was seeing her son exonerated. it would take the state two years, but virginia lawmakers awarded davis nearly $600,000 in compensation for his wrongful conviction. laura nirider believes there are untold others, now languishing in american prison s, who confessed under duress to something they didn't do. >> slowly, these stories are becoming to make headlines. now, we see, eyes are beginning to open, questions are beginning to be asked around the country. that is what happened in robert davis's case. >> one day in your life made a hell of a difference, didn't it? >> yeah. >> have you ever run into randy snead? >> if i was to see him walk down the street, i probably just keep walking because i don't really have anything to say to him, except, i told you so. i told you that i was innocent. >> so he was. so he is. >> that's all for this episode of dateline. i'm craig melvin. thanks for watching.

watch. >> lanny davis, thank you so much for joining us. this morning, former manhattan da cy vance revealed to nb news that he was told to quote stand down on the trump hush money investigation. by the u.s. attorney's offic in the southern district vance went on to say that afte michael cohen pleaded guilty he was somewhat surprised that the federal government did not proceed on the areas in whic it had asked him to stand down what is your reaction to tha revelation what do you make of the. >> first of all, the souther district could not prosecute a sitting president under th justice department's policy. but they did some very strange things that i believe an inspector general of the justice department shoul consider-y looking into. for instance, -- of the united states, i thin the simpson would be that mr trump directed him to do this, or know he was doing it, calle jeffrey berman and asked for a reversal of the michael cohen guilty plea. there were other things i coul mention that are quite problematical us to the conduc of the southern

davi confirmed, twice i said, ha so, you're right, dan.client. and i think it speaks to what prosecutor is going to have to say to the jury. this is why you can believ this person. >> dan horwitz, your reactio to what lanny davis just said? >> i completely agree with everything catherine and andre said two thoughts, leave you with two thoughts one, this is not alvin bragg o the da team's first rodeo. they know exactly what they're doing. and people should remember that forget about everything that leslie dubeck said, all true these are highly experienced prosecutors, who brought sophisticated cases and wo these cases many time. thought number one thought two, this is a cas which is built on layers o evidence and that is what lanny was explaining this is not just one witness as andrew said this is layers upon layers upo layers, brought by a highl experienced team o prosecutors. so, i leave you with those two thoughts, lawrence >> andrew weissmann, as we g forward, by tuesday night, wer going to be having a ver detailed discussion here about

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it seems that tim davie had set his position was untenable.ng. it is time we took the politics out of this appointment. your previous maker said it has been a political appointment for the best part of a hundred years, but that doesn't mean it is right. we can't have the bbc chairman being a political appointment. it is time to have a panel to select the next chairman made up of viewers and listeners, members of staff, members from the trade unions. we can't have a being another political appointment. the main objective of the chairman is to defend the independence and impartiality of the bbc. you think a process like that could work? iagi’hy process like that could work? why not? the current _ process like that could work? teeny not? the current process process like that could work? “hwy not? the current process does not work very well. it is time to try something else. whoever gets thejob has to be experienced and be willing, as part of theirjob, to defend the bbc, but why do you have to be a political appointment in order to defend the bbc?

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happening at uc davis. canopy of roughly 20,000 trees covers the uc davis campus.dscape students like sam bit and georgiana, weary have had a pardon. 78 inches. we are the student co coordinators of the urban tree stewardship team. ah the davis arboretum in public garden. they started as interns last year. i think it's just been really fun to see the trees that we planted as interns , and now we get to go back and monitor them and see them grow. these are part of the texas tree trials. 120 trees representing 40 different species adapted to the hot, dry or monsoonal weather typical of texas planted here to see if they're tough enough to withstand weather extremes expected in california trees have a hard life in urban spaces already and you know, we've all experienced these recent storms are just examples of what's to come these more extreme weather events. our extra trying on trees. and so we need to be prepared for that in the sacramento area during this winter's wet and windy storms. hundreds of trees uprooted, taking down power lines and toppling over onto homes.

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davis." >> your costume. when is it from? >> it's not from anything.ol. i didn't know they had those anymore. >> the swedish meatball tray is empty. are you going to get more? >> oh, sure. okay. got you. >> no, i am not talking to it, i am eating. >> will you take a photo of our family, please? >> yes, of course i will. >> jordan: please welcome betty gilpin! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ hey! welcome to "the daily show." >> thanks for having me, jordan. >> jordan: of course. now there's a lot of buzz around this "mrs. davis" show. >> is there? >> jordan: there is buzz. >> great, good. >> jordan: you are part of it. this is what you want, right? >> yeah, i think so. >> jordan: you are doing great! she's doing great, right? [cheers and applause] [laughter] i watch a clip like that, there is a lot going on, there's a lot going on in the show. >> so much going on. >> jordan: in fact, they told us, they were like, there's a lot of spoilers. you can't talk about certain things. >> so many things you can't talk about, impossible to promote. i'm not used to doing

we have one great guest tonight victor davis hanson. he and i the full hour.you will love it. how about we talk about the the constitution. what to we do about a situation in which a president of united states his appointed attorney general, the director of fbi, the u.s. attorney, also appointed by president of the united states and special counsel appointed by the attorney general of the united states, what to we do as a country if they stonewall the house of representatives, majority of whom are republicans? what to we do if the national archives, also part of the executive branch is also stonewalling the republicans? what do we do if separation of powers is being violated by the eco the executive branch, and only body that we think that can enforce the law. this is what i want to talk to but. we have reac reached a points, with the most dangerous fbi today since history of the fbi. most dangerous department of justice since it was founded by grant in 1870. and we have most dangerous attorney general since george washington hand-picked an attorney general in

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what is owner mark davis' reaction? >> it is multi fold.he first thing i will tell you is, he is still angry with the office management group for the lease agreement that they signed when the raiders were still in oakland at the coliseum. mark davis is making it very certain that he is unhappy with that and he is not willing to partner in any way with the incoming athletics front office staff. he said that that moved by the athletics prevented the raiders from developing their own plan either to improve the coliseum or build anew on that kind of created the environment for them to move to las vegas which has turned out very well for the team. but he is still holding a grudge, because he's got a lot of personal animosity, as he put it. aside from that, he said he doesn't want to be completely negative. he has nothing against the players for the a's. he says the construction of the stadium will create a lot of jobs which is true. and it will further set las vegas as a major league city the same way the raters already have. kristen: so there's

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my intent was to kill davi camm that day. you try to kill, me and i' going to kill you.eautiful woman, dead lifeless on the ground but >> then boney said h stumbled over the woman's shoes, and took the time to place the on top of the bronco >> but then you are down on the, floor at the way you tell. it you've tripped. >> yeah, i did i tripped over the shoes >> and then your emotions ar going crazy. the skies trying to kill you're in a crime scene. you have to stop, you think, shoes, i have to put these o top of the vehicle charles, that doesn't make any sense. >> no, no, no, here's th thing. i'm wiping the shoes off and i see one little laker something hanging out of the passenger side i don't investigate to see i there's anyone else in the bac of the vehicle i when i lean into look, i put the shoes on top i don't even remember doing. it >> doesn't remember doing it, and he says he doesn't kno why. >> i wasn't thinking about why i did that but i was cognizant, and reall thinking about the dna o possible fingerprints from having tripped and touch those shoes. >> but you k

roddy davis and illinois onl . do. roddy davis and illinois only- and — do.ith us here on bbc news was you for your company. hello. a beautiful day on friday across scotland and northern ireland — quite warm, too. the coming days, however, are going to be pretty chilly in the north. a cold wind will set in even some wintry showers to come across the scottish hills, maybe even the pennines. here's the forecast for the short term — outbreaks of rain across parts of northern england and eventually reaching northern ireland by the early hours of saturday morning. some clear spells overnight, too, in scotland and the south of the country. that does mean a touch of frost, especially outside of town. but for most of us, around 5—6 degrees tonight. let's pick up on that rain in the north — you can see showers in northern england. that weather front reaching the southern uplands by lunchtime or so and certainly looking quite wet there in northern ireland, but also showers clustered in the south—west of the country. so these areas will be pretty chilly, 10—12 degrees,

results in the uc davis study on seaweed feed showed a reduction of methane by up to 82%. that means the organic milk produced at the farm will have less of an impact on the environment. in the coming months, the farm expects the cattle to be fed the new seaweed additive when production by blue ocean bronze ramps up. >> this will have a equal or lower carbon footprint than any plant-based area alternative produced this year. >> reporter: using machine to mimic what happens in the stomach of a cow, researchers in the lab continue to study what else could be used in the fight against climate change, including other additives like almond holes and more. >> it is good to see all this work being implemented in the real world scenarios around the world. >> reporter: it is one move in the right direction, to strive for what can be done to root reverse the impact of mankind on mother nature. >> i knew that was coming! researchers at uc davis are also working on trials at a ranch in montana, studying methane emissions from beef cattle. strauss creamery hopes to have all 11 of its s

among them raiders owner mark davis. davis blasting the a's in an interview with the las vegas "journal review" newspaper. davis left and built a stadium in las vegas like the a's want to do. however, he's blaming the a's for the raiders' troubles in oakland. davis says the a's squatted, the term he used, squatted on their 10-year lease at the coliseum and made it impossible for either the a's or raiders to build a new stadium in the east bay.y. daviss doesn't p plan on being welcoming neighbor for the a's in las vegegas because the a's ownership group led byy john fisher. he added if another ownership group was in place, he would welcome them. >>> a handful of nfl blares are in hot water after being caught gambling on sports. the league policy is pretty clear. it bans players from placing any wagers on any nfl game. players are also not allowed to bet on any sport while at a team facility or while traveling with their team. three players were confirmed to have bet on nfl games. those players have been suspended indefini

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former republican congressman rodney davis in i congressman rodney davis in illinois, thank you for sharingl considerations are complex legal questions to answer. the big question is what comes next for donald trump. for that, it's useful to look at how us criminal cases usually unfold. after an indictment, defendants will either voluntarily surrender, as donald trump has, or face arrest. this then the defendant is processed, which means they are finger—printed and photographed. after that is the arraignment, which means a court appearance, where the defendant is formally presented with the charges, and enters a plea — guilty or not guilty. thejudge may also set bail then. we're told by donald trump's lawyers he will plead not guilty, and, so, its expected this case will go to trial. at the end of that trial, donald trump will either be found guilty and be sentenced, or found not guilty and be cleared of the charges. let's pick up with sarah krissoff. former district attorney for the southern district in new york. we have been talking about this all night and i want to ask you again — from

it was i'm not honestly sure if it still is that was jefferson davis's birthday. so jefferson davis is one of these characters too that he's celebrated in some ways, but also made the villain. there was also a lot of soul-searching in these first five years after the war. why did the confederacy fail? what do you think people at the time started? saying answer this question right after the war. ah. that the north just had a superior numbers and resources right and that comes from lee's final order right that the south had devotion and sacrifice and bravery, but it could not compete with numbers of the of the north any other thoughts on that? yeah. there's probably a lot of scapegoating so like even even you just said a lot of that to go around you're that's a really good point and what's interesting about this first phase. there's actually a lot of inner. yeah, blaming just feeling that. they did something wrong these former confederates that there is it's there's always a tension in the lost cause and even some contradictions. so right this is a it becomes a myth

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speaking for tag tina's lawyer, lanny davis, so maybe it's a different lanny davis. you know what i mean? it's not that common a name and then and then it goes on to michael cohen, who was a former trump lawyer who's now the chief accuser, who is now represented by lanny davis. so if you wonder how there's tension within the trump lawyer's circle, stop wondering what a tangled web that was. well done, john. thank you very much. everybody stand by because we need to talk about this. senator john fetterman is out of the hospital, and he's opening up about his depression. that candid conversation and our own candid conversation about how all this will play out with voters is next. good morning,, everyone so glad you could join us. joining us now are two lawmakers from different sides of the aisle. peoplple are hyper focused on two issues, inflation and crime. violent crime is up, governor. you can't deny that. i understand that. but let's talk about real answers, even when you disagree with people. if you stand for something, they have great appreciation for that. every

ah, in the o carolyn's with a garrett davis garrett. as far as i understand this as a lay person, what effectively is going to happen is you're going to interconnect a bunch of wind farms and harness wave energy. and somehow that will replace rushes gas for a whole continent. i mean is that about these? some of it unfortunate says little more complicated than that. and i think that's the challenge is that if this isn't a simple solution, it is in our view, an achievable solution. but it needs a lot of different parts put together so, so what is really important is to have the, the policy or the strategy lead, if you like, and to understand that, that's the political will to make these things happen. and then we need to then go to the next level down and get the strategy in place to deliver the investment in the infrastructure that's needed. i'm indeed that some of the technology advances that are gonna make this possible. but there's a lot of progress has been made in the last few decades. and you know, this is the right time probably t

speaking for tag tina's lawyer, lanny davis, so maybe it's a different lanny davis.u know what i mean? it's not that common a name and then and then it goes on to michael cohen, who was a former trump lawyer who's now the chief accuser, who is now represented by lanny davis. so if you wonder how there's tension within the trump lawyer's circle, stop wondering what a tangled web that was. well done, john. thank you very much. everybody stand by because we need to talk about this. senator john fetterman is out of the hospital, and he's opening up about his depression. that candid conversation and our own candid conversation about how all of this will play out with voters is next. i can't believe this is how you kids talk to your friends. this is talking. did you have a nice day? look at the size of these butterfly shrimp, enormous shrimp. what she's talking. wait have you surrounded your lawn back with scotts turf builder triple action. it gets three jobs done at once. swedes prevents cab gas keeps it growing strong bag of scots triple action today it's guaranteed feed

davis great. and julius, her husband who was mayor fall we have, like the whole all the great people from the cast on the show. but this week you're leaving someone out . what do you mean? no i'm no. i mean, there's you know, i mean, there's this, you know matt damon's the lead of the movie is not the best. i said all the great people from the film. i wasn't i didn't mean all the people. and i don't. i don't want this to be. i understand you have your feuds and your your person. i had one in your lobby at christmas to uh huh. yeah, matt is a friend of mine. i know you guys are friends. i don't understand it, but okay. i mean, i just don't. i just would honest to god. it would mean a lot to me. uh if you would just like, ask him one question about the movie. you know, he worked really hard on it. and i'll tell you what i can get him on the phone right now. rain seacrest or something that would be fun to ryan would love to hear brian's not in it, please. alright, fine. call him. you know what? this

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sandoval: mÓnica lee davis recibiÓ por telÉfono las mismas instrucciones. otro pedazo lo tenÍa otra persona, yo preguntÉ "¿dÓnde estÁ mi hermana?". sandoval: desde ese momento, segÚn marÍa, encontrar a mÓnica lee davis se convirtiÓ en una obsesiÓn. aÚn cuando ella estaba en el hospital recuperÁndose. contreras: yo caminaba con mi andador y me pasaba mirando por la puerta, sin saber cÓmo se miraba ella. sandoval: ¿por quÉ era importante para ti conocerla? contreras: no sÉ. yo decÍa "pues yo tengo una hermana porque tenemos el mismo hÍgado juntas". y asÍ la llamÉ siempre, mi hermana de hÍgado. sandoval: lo que ella no sabÍa en aquel entonces era que davis tenÍa sentimientos similares. lee: aunque no nos parezcamos ni tengamos el mismo adn. somos 100% hermanas de corazÓn y alma. sandoval: sin embargo, tendrÍan que superar varios obstÁculos por las estrictas polÍticas de privacidad que se practican en los hospitales de estados unidos. en el 2022, despuÉs de casi 2 aÑos de buscarse. contreras: cuando yo la vi, yo prÁcticamente corrÍ hacia donde ella y la abracÉ

what do we know of those soldiers on horseback who's writing style was so distinctive that davis and her fellow spectators identified them as indians from a distance. what can we say about their experiences in the confederate army? to answer these questions. i will turn to the service records from national archives compiled service records of confederate soldiers who served and organizations raised directly by the confederate government. from the outside outset. however, these records are something of a misnomer this title suggests that authorities from the confederate states of america listed these troops into service. however, choctaw legislative documents from the era revealed that choctaw spent a great deal of time talking about their commitment to the confederate states of america and raising this force. so here i will share screen so that we can make sure we're all on the same page about where we are in terms of location. so i'm most interested in the choctaw nation which you can see here in this the south east corner of indian territory at this time. and i focus on the choctaw

so beauregard automatically wired jefferson davis with this news.jefferson davis then was able to send joseph johnson from the valley to reinforce beauregard. rose was not in the city when the battle of manassas of bull run was fought. she was actually in new york city. she had gone to take her daughter lelah to board a steamer. she decided to send lelah, her middle surviving daughter out west to join florence. and she kept it with her only her youngest child, little rose. when rose returned to the city , she saw this as a confederate victory. in a victory the women had helped to achieve it. she said the southern women of washington are the cause of the defeat of the grand army. they are entitled to the laurels one by the brave defenders of our soil and institution. they have told beauregard when to strike. so that really reveals how proud rose was of what she had done. she continued to send messages to beauregard. she sent to nine messages in all one was a map of the defenses around d.c. rose also was outspoken and her hatred of lincoln and the uni

. >> reporter: kristen davis is a third generation co-owner of kc's and said they had to consider their well-being, and says keeping the restaurant going lately has had its challenges. >> with the state of the economy right now, the increase in supplies and the decrease in people actually shopping and coming out had a big effect on us. >> reporter: they tried to make changes but couldn't overcome the post pandemic and economic challenges. >> i'm a limb sad to see that we had to make a decision to close something that is all that i've known my whole life, all that my dad has known his whole life. honestly, it's a relief. brick and mortar is a monster. and for some -- for a lot of small businesses people are trying to find funding. people are trying to have -- to hold on to and retain employees. >> reporter: her family has run the barbecue spot since 1968 starting with her grandfather and then her father patrick davis. she became part owner in 2017 when a fire damaged the restaurant and they moved. more recently they appeared on the show restaurant impossible that helps businesses trying

davis.arbage trucks could stand up on legs and fight susan shephard, and cohosts from a family that got rich selling porta-potties to both sides of some more, i refuse to drink bud light until i can inspect to the clydesdale's. this is "hot take." ♪ ♪ what's up, loud piss legion. top story, the memory that supreme court justice and strip her of the document that calls him three fifths of a person clarence thomas did not disclose the 2014 sale and renovation of property is owned by justice thomas and his relatives to texas billionaire conservative activist and man a definitely nonsuper villain name harlan crow. this comes after pope clement pro public owes report that its undisclosed vacations with justice thomas, and no one can resist partying with this guy. that revelation said thomas would release a statement reading "harlem and captain crozier are among our dearest friends and we have been friends for over 25 years as friends do, we have joined them on a number of family trips during the

marshall foundation with melissa davis, who is director of library and archives for the foundation. let's do a little bit of a tour inside this library, beginning with this table and this map. tell us what we're looking at. so this is a copy of the last core level d-day map in existence. it belonged to general leonard giraud, who graduated from vmi in 1911. he is in this picture on the left. he was the corps commander of omaha beach and is the copy of map that he carried ashore. we have the original here at the foundation. you said it's your favorite artifact. and here it is my favorite artifact in here, because my father was part of the 29th and was on omaha beach on d-day. and i've learned more from this map, his experiences that day than he ever told himself. now, this desk has history itself, right? it does. it does. this desk was purchased with a suite of furniture by general phil sheridan for the war department in the 1880s. and this was actually general sheridan's private desk. this is the one that he used. we believe that he sat at the desk right here, the green men are the

yegor sherenkovich played in new jersey davis' victory against the new york rangers. stanislav lipsky will talk about these results in more detail. washington capital endure, third defeat in a row in the nhl regular season and reduces their chances for the playoffs. and this is despite the titanic efforts of the capital's captain alexander ovechkin, the russian, last night, carried out as many as 11 power moves. what is ovechkin's highest figure in the current nhl season? and in general , in his overseas career, he achieved a record three times. the jvi set february 11, 2009, when it was marked with 13 juts in the game against the rangers. made only one less shot, but scored only one goal, 1.5, stolichny are inferior. patrick morum scored two goals. goal. prestige in the asset. smita just finished 14 minutes on the ice and 4 seconds of scoring points did not gain the efficiency of the belarusian. minus one 94 points , the washington lightning is already out of twelfth, coming in eighth place. pittsburgh seven points. and the capital will play the next match against ne

[applause] along with our second lady, blair holmes and davis who will join us. madam speaker, let the record reflect their members of the senate who rose to clap for ms. holmes jainism prior to lieutenant governor standing up. all right? i also want to welcome our distinguished cabinet and senior members of our team led by dana here today. i am mindful of the high honor it is to address you from this. i sat there seven budget addresses as a house member. in fact i sent rate there in seat 75. plus misspoken this chamber's the great roster beaker sam smith invited me to deliver my farewell remarks on december 15, 2011. in that speech i talked about the shared responsibility. not just in this building but all across this commonwealth. to confront our greatest challenges and move pennsylvania forward the task we face are too great for any one man to address too significant for any one political party or another. it was speaker smith who taught me one of the most valuable lessons i learned as a member of this house and this building the speaker said the three most im