donna's wedding. lynne was supposed to be alive, as her sister's maid of honor. >> they dressed her in her maid of honor dress. i remember feeling such anger! at whoever did that to my sister. and my parents. watching my parents grieve. what have they done to my baby? >>reporter: the coroners report answered some questions. an autopsy determined that the garrote did not kill lynne. she died of stab wounds. the report revealed something else. traces of two semen samples. again, dna testing was not available back then. so they could not attach identities to the semen samples. >> so you began to talk to -- >> that's where we started the circle of friends, acquaintances, her job. >>reporter: including all her current and former boyfriends. racquetball partners, ski buddies, work colleagues. >> we needed the time to develop some background on all the players, so that we would have some idea what questions to ask. >> anyone of whom could have been the one. >> anyone. >>reporter: mind you, richard frank had

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as well as donna persona. want to acknowledge the executive director for pride who is joining us today. thank you so suzanne ford for your hard work in making pride really special. [applause]. the new generation of leaders in the trans-community stand on your shoulders. we are grateful to welcome you all here to san francisco upon city hall to celebrate transgender history month in the city and county of san francisco! [applause] thank you, honey for that great land acknowledgment. and what i love so much in talking about san francisco on such a special occasion is not just that our city is a resilient city because of the community what they represent in terms of the history the transgender movement, which really, truly was at the center of sparking a movement for lbgtq+ community and san francisco as a city of firsts. when you think, people continue to talk about stonewall the first known movements in history that occurred in new york. and we all know in san francisco, that if we don't talk about our history,

. >> that includes donna and phil welch. when they built their home n 2001, they thought they were moving into an ideal countryside home. >> and we were so excited about moving to the country. um, fresh air, you know, kind of john denver-ish generation that we were from. and we were excited about bringing our children to the country. you know, building the home of our dreams. >> instead, like others in juliette, they got sick. >> several years after we moved in, i started developing some numbness in my feet. first in one foot, and then it just kept getting worse. and it just really was concerning. i would lose my balance. then, i had a stomachache for 3 weeks, really, really bad. i had been to the doctor, he drew blood, and he called me at work and said, your liver is almost in failure. he said, i've never seen liver enzymes as high as yours are. >> donna isn't the only one with severe health issues. mark goolsby, who once worked at the plant, doesn't believe it's safe to live here. >> there's been 12 people on this road alo

when court reconvened, he called donna hagan back to the stand.t be believed. >> on cross-examination, she admitted that she believed that if the jury heard that isaiah said it was an accident, then they couldn't convict him of murder. >> so you think that perhaps his mother had said these things, so that her son could get perhaps a lesser sentence? >> well -- yes. >> the problem is the genie's out of the bottle. >> yes. >> the jury cannot un-hear what she said about her own son. how do you now overcome that? >> well, i think it goes back to -- we have no confession. we have no direct evidence. we have no dna. and we have no other significant piece of evidence that's compelling. >> and in his closing, he made those same arguments to the jury. but the damage was done. it only took the jury four hours to find isaiah hagan guilty on all four counts against him, including murder. >> that's the most relief i've felt since it all happened. 'cause all i wanted forever was just to get justice for her. >> but the hagans were angry. they didn't believe isai

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donna: yes, music is her thing. she listens to it all the time.sic became her thing? donna: i think it helped her to -- shania: helped me to learn. ♪ jeffrey: music for learning, for connecting, for sheer joy. shania and ashton are students at the berklee institute for accessible arts education, part of the berklee college of music in boston. founded in 2007, it started small with a focus on autism, but has expanded to serve more than 300 people of all ages with disabilities of all kinds. dr. bernard: every person can learn in the arts, can grow in the arts, can create, can, in this case, make music. so i think you have to start with that belief. jeffrey: rhoda bernard heads the institute, which she says is the only such program offered at a college or university. the goal -- to develop and share new ways to reach and teach this community, while expanding the field of arts education. dr. bernard: arts educators are generally trained to teach the way they were taught. there are long-standing traditions in how the arts have been taught, and those --

donna.ant was sent to an elephant sanctuary in tennessee earlier this week to live out her senior years. so officials say donna was sent off in a specialized trailer. the care team accompanying her on that long trip with scheduled stops to make sure to get plenty of rest and was taken care of. donna made it look at this. you made it to a new home wednesday and she has a new friend. they're already she was introduced to a new member of the herd. so she is now a a southern. she is, i was a little worried about her till i saw trucks touching she's okay. >> has a little action. we'll ♪ ♪ >> announcer: inferno. panic as they leap from the flames. >> jump! >> announcer: there is a baby

on the left, democrat donna edwards of maryland, and on the right, david jolly of florida.rds, we have a busy week ahead around trump's indictments, his codefendants in georgia case who have not entered their pleas yet will be arraigned on wednesday. in federal, classified documents case, the government will begin turning over classified domments on thursday. all the while trump continues to fund raise off his mugshot. his campaign says he raked in at least $9.4 million so far. i mean, what do you make of how these cases are shaping out and trump's ongoing push to fund-raise off his alleged crimes? >> look, it's getting really hard for me to keep track of all of the cases and all of the procedures in the cases, and i think that we're going to find that that is true through the rest of this election cycle. it's hard to know how donald trump continues to campaign in this environment, but i'll tell you, that fund-raising number is completely reflected in his polling numbers. nothing seems to be able to move republicans off of donald trump, and he is using the litigation agains

head of the living delegation of the international committee of the red cross, which had a team in donna when the slot to watch his head. he joins us now from tripoli. yeah, and thank you so much for your time with us here on out a 0. the international committee of the red cross deals with conflict and victim protection. primarily, i know you've been working livia for a long time having to deal with both sides of this divided country. presumably you want to look into both sides of the mileage. how is not working? is it working? and so once we have seen so far is it is a great correlation with both sides, both of the only keys in the research for any human connection that has the currently lead. yeah. so based on the new study we've done so far, we haven't been able to see the position different domain of sign management. the thing is the degree of the school system that is coming soon as well. and that's where that's where to find what the store the, the change and so, so, so the fire and we're able to do these children or some senses, every corporation of the authorities on her. i don't

donna, people on the hill, are they taking this seriously, the threat of a shutdown? also. kevin mccarthy just doesn't have any control over his conference. he has given and given so much in order to retain power that he now does not have the power and authority and respect of his members, even to get a defense appropriations bill through or to get this -- a short-term cr. we are talking short-term. we are not talking about full funding for the fiscal year. i just don't see any direction that this is headed without democratic votes, which mccarthy is not willing to take, that will lead to anything but a shutdown that's going to cost consumers, it's going to cost the government, it will cost taxpayers money for any level of shutdown, whether that lasts for a week or several weeks. this is just irresponsible. there was a deal that was cut in the debt ceiling, as you reminded people, and they have abandoned that deal. we can't trust the republican conference in the house to get this done. >> brian, david, donna, thanks to all of you. >>> walking the line. former presiden

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one of the things we'll talk about our round table joined by donna brazile, reihan salam, heidi przbylasan page, and i'll ask you the question i asked tim kaine towards the end. it is kind of shocking in a way that despite all of the baggage that donald trump carries, he's tied with joe biden right now. >> yeah. i mean, george, when i looked at that recent poll, "the wall street journal", i said, oh. this could keep me up at night, and the problem is and the biggest challenge we face as democrats and i say we because i'm a democrat is young voters, young black and latino voters, they're not ready to come back to the party. they're not even looking at the so-called message that's been being sent to them about the economy, about climate change, about student debt relief. they are worried about their future, and right now they're looking for a leader who represents their values and their vision, and i think the president's campaign is going to have to really, you know, go deep and go hard to motivate those voters to come back within the democratic party coalition because without them, it i

i do agree with donna that i think the curtain call is coming for a lot of these candidates.f you look at the last two weeks, donald trump is giving the rest of the field a lot of ammunition to work with. at any other point in my lifetime for a republican presidential candidate to attack restrictions on abortion, say that they're going to compromise on abortion rights with democrats, stand with trade unionists against what republicans used to call our great american job creators. gosh, if the other candidates can't do something with all that material, you've got to ask yourself, like, why are you in show business? >> the reason candidates drop out though is because of money. they run out of money. the donors who don't want trump to be the nominee are enough that a lot of these candidates have plenty of money to stay in this race for a while. desantis has goaded donald trump into showing up more. there's a serious dynamic going on. alex is totally right. if iowa shows desantis coming in strong, maybe this changes. i don't think the debate's going to move much. >> martha: and j

donna edwards, charlie sykes, thanks so very much. starts right now. >>> good day, i'm chris jansing live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. a routine pretrial hearing turns fiery in fulton county. an attorney for one of the interference defendants accusing one of the prosecutors of lying to the judge's face in court is that just a preview of what's to come? >>> plus, president biden insisting that a government shutdown isn't just a potential side effect of the battle over his impeachment, he argues that's the whole point. the latest on the new political risks for biden and the republicans, not to mention the economic risk for the rest of us. >>> and the actions by seattle police that one columnist says screams contempt for the public

listen, donna phyllis, so silly. so cities was enjoy it a little good, cynthia, money. interesting. you can eat a new daughter. most beautiful on the jewel mulay. go a is the younger s available in so then for me to so the hi laura, this is a, this was me, this amount on this escapes, this done from done to the, to 1000000 jews the from the long in going to days and then to me so i'm going to not move, move to the most fitted williams. no. so a new the on that are on this to just you his dublin a was listening to them in the void that as in one seems to not be it wouldn't have been through me. seeing that i have a phone cause not thompson, not but it also showed us in the saw it is kind of fun stuff going on. why you couldn't you think? yeah, they knew that you did or give us sort of, you know, feedback you with the site you want to move me to is to say useful feedback about these a good a. so is a, you'll see if this is the 5th couple. yes. a fee, but this is a good, a good, a sort of a but i mean they get it done man, but it's good then to the input. so, so she just, just into the

donna leading the investigation.there's an awful lot of evidence to suggest that families in nottinghamshire were simply not listened to, who they were disregarded, they were pushed away and the door was closed. so that independent review has been going on, but now it does sound like nottingham shire police are getting involved and are preparing to launch an investigation . investigation. >> ian yeah. donna ockenden indicating 690 staff had come forward to share their concerns with her team, many choosing to do anonymously . she and the do anonymously. she and the earliest out indication there were problems in 2016 when one couple, dr. jack and sarah hawkins had alerted the authorities after the death of their daughter during labour. so we'll update you as we get more on that breaking story. >> sir keir starmer is looking to the future in more ways than one because he's been at a life sciences facility in macclesfield today. >> well, political correspondent catherine foster spoke to the labour leader this morning and

donna crane says there are clearly things pelosi still finds reward. i think i'm a member of congress is a job that has a number of different facets. and one you know, one only one of them is legislating. another really element of the jobs constituent service. and she, you know, she's still able to bring home a lot benefits. and you do want to service is for the voters are constituents of francis townsend. so that's probably extreme continues to be extremely rewarding for her. >> pelosi's decision to stay in the job is expected to fuel the conversation about the advanced age of our elected officials. >> talk of age limit has been circulating again. and donna crane says she's hearing it from her own students san jose state. >> students who are ages 18 to 25 on daily basis and they are extremely frustrated by a feeling that their elected leaders are out of touch. and when i asked them to write like trump was research papers, that kind of a lot of them come to me when they get to choose the topic. a lot of them come to wanting to put age restriction on th

we're joined by donna brazile, sara isgur, jonathan martin lee anne caldwell. we heard romney call for a new generation of leadership and denounced the populist. >> i give mitt points for self-awareness on one of those things that he said. where the party is today. romney is the latest but certainly most famous anti-trump figure in party to retire than face a tough primary, this to me is what realignment looks like in real time. it's not romney's party anymore. you'll see more and more. the only vested left still in leadership right now is mitch mcconnell and there are questions about how much longer he can stick around. make no mistake, romney was going to face a tough primary next year. he would have had to make real concessions to win that primary. >> jonathan: it's astounding to see the republican critics who have come up and taken on donald trump fall by the wayside, beginning when he was president the jeff flakes and the bob corkers, i mean, it's mitch mcconnell and he's not anti-trump these days. he doesn't talk trump at all. >> we saw a speech that mike

as well as donna persona.ant to acknowledge the executive director for pride who is joining us today. thank you so suzanne ford for your hard work in making pride really special. [applause]. the new generation of leaders in the trans-community stand on your shoulders. we are grateful to welcome you all here to san francisco upon city hall to celebrate transgender history month in the city and county of san francisco! [applause] thank you, honey for that great land acknowledgment. and what i love so much in talking about san francisco on such a special occasion is not just that our city is a resilient city because of the community what they represent in terms of the history the transgender movement, which really, truly was at the center of sparking a movement for lbgtq+ community and san francisco as a city of firsts. when you think, people continue to talk about stonewall the first known movements in history that occurred in new york. and we all know in san francisco, that if we don't talk about our history, i

political analyst donna crane says there are clearly things pelosi still finds reward. i think i'm a member of congress is a job that has a number of different facets. and one you know, one only one of them is legislating. another really element of the jobs constituent service. and she, you know, she's still able to bring home a lot benefits. and you do want to service is for the voters are constituents of francis townsend. so that's probably extreme continues to be extremely rewarding for her. >> pelosi's decision to stay in the job is expected to fuel the conversation about the advanced age of our elected officials. >> talk of age limit has been circulating again. and donna crane says she's hearing it from her own students san jose state. >> students who are ages 18 to 25 on daily basis and they are extremely tr

political analyst donna crane says there are clearly things pelosi still finds reward.eing a member of congress is a job that has a number of different facets. and one you know, one only one of them is legislating. another really element of the jobs constituent service. and she, you know, she's still able to bring home a lot benefits and watch service is for the voters are constituents of francis townsend. so that's probably extreme continues to be extremely rewarding for her. >> pelosi's decision to stand her job is expected to fuel the conversation about the advanced age of our elected officials. talk of age limit has been circulating again. and donna crime says that she hears it from her own students at san jose state. >> students who are ages 18 to 25 on daily basis they are extremely frustrated by a feeling that their elected leaders are out of touch. and when i asked them to write like trump was research papers, that kind of a lot of them come to me when they get to choose the topic. a lot of them come to wanting to put age restriction on the left office. they rea

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and donna are calling for accountability. the has the government in business and its name dr. arguments because the solar responsible for the i mean what it says, no, you keyless solid who sees that we will rebuild the and every 6 months you are a killer. how what you rebuild doing now doing a god's willing will be built if it's massive. so it was still in the room until now. many believe if the wedding political divisions, this tragedy could have been avoided. and with pictures of the protest circulate single media, many foreign journalists that were allowed into the city said they've been ordered out. a claim that was denied by the eastern government id actually jesse at all. tripoli, the age watches in morocco facing major challenges and delivering health to their was affected by the quake earlier this month. and the 3000 people were killed. stephanie deca on her team travels deep into the app, just mountains. this is her report now from tv, and we're following a very personal journey today. and i was calling of our as cal

to head east. libby in the ball or at least a half to who backs the government in the east visited donna on friday. his forces have now allowed entry to age convoys, dispatched by the vital government. how's there is a wrathful side of the reports route from aaa as the scale of destruction indefinite becomes clear, but these are still being found in the model for a lot of average. there now is the, at the center of the disaster caused by a powerful storm. the 1st 2000 in the obvious get go. it's, we have to move the story buildings into the sea with sleeping families inside. but it wasn't just then people who also works that way by torrents in suicide and other cost of tone. the aftermath is divest, eating in the towns of albania, madge and several others in eastern libya. the floods have killed thousands of feet . busy and this base, more than 50000, the frantic risk of force or steel on the way before those who survive. there's no risk of an other disaster. local official said the composing bodies pose a health risk internally to water born diseases. they are not working with a complet

governments has been sent to distribution centers. child stratford has more of that on the devastation and donna, on the sheer scale of destruction is haul to comprehend a scholar of modern rubble mach with a will of water and the remnants of people's lives smashed through neighborhoods and into the sea. much of the eastern libyan city of there and now resembles a was i had a couple of teams search for bodies, more stuff in the show, sniff adult units, pick some of the rubble dates wrapped in body bags before being pulled from the, from the destruction of homes and the around 14 or 15, some of the ones that was stepped away. anyone was in the valley disappeared. none of the people who lived there to you on the cost of gone me. they interesting piece of it, but obviously you destroyed the couldn't. so we woke up to catastrophe, but we woke up and we couldn't find any one of them made quite a mess of the souls. during this man says between 18 to 20000 people may have been killed in assume to allow me like flooding that hit this region earlier this week. many of being buried in mass graves is i don

eastern olivia has now passed 6000 heavy rain for on sunday, cause to dams, to best in the city of donna, a, one of war. so then to send it on coastal towns. so can officials are now routing out any chance of finding survives is certainly is factory walk. and there is what city of donna describes, the chaos here work to win those floods hit and the, the got up and they are around 14 or 15 families that was swept away into the sea. anyone who is in the valley was swept away 9 other people who live directly on the coastal, gone to the sea, destroyed the car, is full. right? we woke up to a real catastrophe. we woke up and couldn't find any one. may god have mercy on their souls. we woke up at around 3 city in the morning. we heard a large bang. anyone who was awakened dead enough for sure. i must have heard it. the water was unbelievable. every one could hear it. when we went outside, there was no most city. it had been raised to the ground. in morocco agencies all still struggling to reach people stranded in the highest mountains, food and supplies. i'm now starting to reach some communit

moving to contact him through donna the efforts by the hands of his route and counsel to donna international support as it sold as baffled upon military group. a little faster, all behind has met, castles, initiate coming, been having to help donnie endo, they discussed bilateral relations and aid before his visit, the general issued a decree to dissolve the power of military rapids support forces. and then what, how do i have to see on the armed forces reassure this or do these people in the entire world that we're continuing to complete the transition to democratic civilian rule after the defeat of the rebellion and the whole society, how the priority of the christ stage is how to end the rebellion and defeated. one of the priorities is also how to stop the suffering of to the needs. people in all parts of the country have been morgan and has more phone call soon. a well, while his 1st 2 visits to egypt and south to them can be viewed from a military and secure to aspect when it comes to his visit to, to puts out it could be looked at from a political and diplomatic aspect. now, general la

and then it'll be in the city of donna a still affecting cover. yeah. if it's 10 days off the to down the stories of survival tragedy, we follow a very personal journey high into the, at this mount. the, what we begin with the developing story. this our a ceasefire has been created between as a by john and ethnic on meaning and forces of the intense fighting in the corner car boss who lost artillery strikes on the regions capital on tuesday. at least 33 people are reported to have been killed. some 200 injured, the 2 sides have been locked in a dispute for decades or even if on a car box most recently leading to a war in 2020. to meet you. vanco takes a look now at the events of the past 2 days. a military offensive and then to cease by the ethnic albanian leadership institute of could the main city. and the goal in the catalog has agreed to this tom, as the city deals with the optimal that strikes from as a by johns ami. this enclave and self declared break away. territory is internationally recognized as part of us advice on, but it is controlled by e

in the hope of preventing the spread of diseases. houses here as mohammed alba collie reports from donna. how do you, what do i mean? uh how, how about federal uss? yeah. one of the most difficult moments for people here and during the is whenever a body of a loved ones found this corpse was just recovered. after being washed up on the shore of the total of 10 bodies have been recovered. this morning alone mean now this ambulance will collect, the bodies are bob and we will try lucky and this is one of the buildings which was submerged according to neighbors. it was home to a family of 10, and none of them have been accounted for. diverse have been searching under the water, hoping to find any of the victim. there's been widespread destruction for them. what were once homes, 2 hundreds of families are now at their own graves. clean up operations are still underway in morocco, off the last weeks. devastating earthquake. the un estimates that more than 3 100000 people have been affected. nearly 3000 people have died. stephanie becker reports from will. abraham so this town is a much more s

at the tro, donna, the monitoring back boat of global energy trade transactions, read more online the release of come to the russian states. never as one of the most sense community best english. i'll send, send up the in the 65, the keys 195 must be the one else holes. question about this, even though we will then in the european union, the kremlin, the machine, the state on the rushes to day and split the ortiz full neck, even our video agency, roughly all the band on youtube tv services. to the question, did you say even closer to the say got i was convicted and sentenced to 55 years. the ours was the 2nd large, a robbery, and the last of the time and the people from the 1st largest robbery and the 3rd largest, probably got 15 years. i was sense to 65. it's common practice to use your spouse as leverage in order to try to get you to slip. so they apply that pressure low. so you got the message to me says if, if you cooperate, don't do it on the academy because you do, i'll never speak to you.

. >> that was donna brazile understanding the formidable nature particularly in the republican partyoll backs her up. 59% of republican primary voters support trump. he is up 11 points from april when the poll was last taken. look at this, trump is still in a dead heat with president biden in a hypothetical head to head rematch. 46% a piece. let's bring in political analyst and host of the podcast conversations with coleman, coleman hughes, as well as political analyst ron brownstein, also editor at the atlantic. his latest piece is why biden can't shake trump in the polls. ron, i think that the value of this piece, and i say this often about your analysis, is you listen to donna brazil and people talk and it is this how, why does this keep happening even after seven years of it always happening. and your piece tracks the code to some degree almost breaking out the why here. what are those four pillars? >> obviously one reason -- good morning, happy labor day, everybody. one reason is that we're really dug in as a country and there are not many voters who will switch sides for whatev

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i know you're not the nervous type, donna, but how concerned are democrats?- this is not just this cnn poll. there's a series of pretty devastating poll numbers for biden. >> yeah. yeah. it's going to been a x factor so with need to get used to it. i like the fact that joe biden is still willing and able to serve as president of the united states. it gives me high hopes for that moment when i turn 80, but the truth is -- >> jonathan: a long time from now. >> hell yeah. let me tell you, i'll enjoy every step along the way. i don't get up every morning and exercise. joe biden gets up and exercises. i don't have to work 12 to 15-hour days. joe biden is working 15-hour days. joe biden has shown he's up for the job, willing to do the job. is it an x factor? yes. should people be concerned? of course. we should be concerned every day about our health and our vitality, but democrats also understand that joe biden has the experience to lead and the commitment to serve the american people, so while it might be an x factor, other factors will also come under considerat

we heard from a local resident in donna, regarding the situation on the ground, a kind of the 1st day there was no information about what was happening. there was no organized relief effort. and the situation was chaotic. for 4 days. there was no electricity, no internet, no local communication networks. now, convoys with humanitarian aid have begun to ride through ambulance as a distribution has begun, but the number of people effect as far exceeds what our local 8 communities can handle it such a tragedy. there were bodies on the shore, we made it to the left and were able to collect about 17 bodies. we couldn't remove all the corpses. it was a large scale task that was beyond our capabilities. the bodies of these people had been retrieved and handed over to their families, but there are still a large number of corpses. complete. all that is needed is infrastructure to provide assistance, especially because the month has buried house of the city under 3 or 4 meters of rubble. and underneath there are many bodies which we hope to find before the composition. the widow happened, he's

we have met with donna kingdon, and plan preliminary discussions with some families in the future.ssia has accused the us of �*inhumanity�*, after it confirmed it would send ammunition made with depleted uranium to ukraine. the rounds, which will be used by abrams tanks, are better at penetrating armour than conventional shells. but russia says they will leave radioactive residue, which could cause health problems. let's hear from colonel hamish de bretton—gordon, former commander of uk and nato and cbrn forces. thank you forjoining us. what do you make about the decision to send these kinds of weapons? first you make about the decision to send these kinds of weapons?— these kinds of weapons? first of all, the decision _ these kinds of weapons? first of all, the decision is _ these kinds of weapons? first of all, the decision is absolutely . all, the decision is absolutely right. abrams tanks, their main armour piercing round contains depleted uranium, which is a very heavy metal, and in order to destroy other tanks, you basically need something very heavy travelling at great speed

wiltshire police say that following a meeting with donna 0ckendon, the independent, the chair of thed to launch a criminal investigation. it is a development that many of the families harmed by the trust have been pushing for. they have long argued that the trust's inability to provide either safe maternity care or to improperly investigate when harm was caused is evidence of criminal behaviour. i've been talking to the hawkins family, whose daughter harriet died in 2016 due to maternity errors. i think the thing that really makes me emotional is that the families in nottinghamshire are the ones that are serving a life sentence, not the people that failed us, not the people that have conducted the cover—up. and there needs to be accountability for that. now, around 1,800 cases are going to be investigated by this independent review into poor maternity care. but even before it finishes its work, we do know that dozens of babies died or were harmed because of poor maternity care. this police investigation, however, raises the possibility of individual clinicians being charged for some

we're back with amy and donna.azing that the republicans don't see this for the political stain on the republican party that it is. that republicans are now behind an effort to weaken the military. >> absolutely. and, you know, i feel like i'm a broken record here on your show talking about how bad this is for our national security, and it's great the service secretaries came forward. if you remember, a couple of months ago, we had multiple former secretaries of defense from both sides of the aisle essentially saying the same thing, that this hurts our military. it hurts our military readiness. it hurts our national security. and if you take a step back and look at what's happening, we have no confirmed commander for indo-pacific command right now. it's sort of the most strategic command around the world. no pacific fleet leader right now confirmed. no commandant of the marine corps or chief of naval operations. this has ripple effects all the way down to in personnel, for their military families, and also it affec

i'll be dealing with these privileged prima donnas terms . donnas in no uncertain terms.to miss it. it's in two minutes time. also in boris johnson, right when he says britain will never rejoin the eu. i'll be putting that to tonight's newsmaker . plus tomorrow's newsmaker. plus tomorrow's newspaper, front pages and live reaction in the studio from my top pundits. yes, a packed show. lots to get through it is friday night. the weekend starts here. first, the news headlines with ray addison . ray addison. >> thanks, mark, and good evening . our top stories evening. our top stories tonight, the met police has confirmed a sighting of escaped prisoner daniel calef. he was last seen leaving a lorry near wandsworth roundabout and walking towards the town centre. they're offering a £20,000 reward for information that leads to his arrest. they also released images today of the chef's uniform that he escaped in. commander dominic murphy is head of the met's counter—terrorism command. he's urging khalifa to give himself up . up. >> ”l: my > up. >> my message to daniel is to give hi