donte moves back to pueblo. when did she start going out with donte again?er the holidays, november, december. he would stay with her, then go back to pueblo sometimes. >> were you worried he would come back and what that would do to her? >> absolutely. she didn't want that to happen because she knew the kind of person she became when she was with him. >> reporter: around the holidays kelsie has a surprise for her family, she's pregnant. >> i told her, i will support you. it's going to be okay. she was happy. >> did she tell you anything about donte's reaction? >> she said he was mad, very angry. >> reporter: on february 3rd, 2013, donte asks kelsie to visit him in pueblo. she says no. they continue to fight over text. >> just before 3:00 a.m., kelsie texted donte, you don't have to be in a relationship with me, you don't have to marry me, you don't have to have a happy family with me, you don't have an obligation with me, you're good, don't worry, good night. lucas' response, i know all of that, thanks for stating that for me. >> reporter: the next day, kel

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dont they. yes i think it is because from beginning on the health system should the form for my mind or to the mind of the pervious well in the hands of the state and it should be enough for people there shouldn't be some compu rents about who produces. the best boxing but there should be an international call on work against them and if some country know a few for example or russia or lot of vaccine which is trustable it should be used and it should be used in all its orbit for example you have another good example the ocean sea which was a lot of matter which proved you cases of. 19 mother gust. as well so it is. so we should prove as well that this infusion caught up anyway for other will issue a peep profit interest and from insurers i honestly can really understand what you're saying but there's a lot more solutions than just vexing in terms of political game finally you had president mccrone dismissing the effectiveness of medicare pretty early on you've got these suspensions is it any coi

but for himim to resign, he dont need to resign. he needs to stay and fight for new york state. the fight we know -- he is not that person. he's been there for ten years. does he have any record of this for ten years before this came up? >> host: we will hear from rufus in arlington, texas, republican line. >> caller: yes, yes, i would say if a man is a single man and no one [inaudible] i don't understand, he's a single guy and people try to blame him for everything. he really does nothing but what he tried to do as a governor. he probably overstepped his issue a little bit but the man had his hand tied from start of this coronavirus to now. >> host: but this is not about the coronavirus but accusations from three women. you're saying you believe them or notus. >> caller: i got to. this man is a single like i said. he looking. he ain't tied to nothing marital. >> host: so the actions in these three instances, that makes it right? >> caller: no, no, no. let's say you single and you see an attractivelk person and you walk up and if you invade her space and she will let you know, b

its projected total between threeio and $4 trillion, we dont know the total amount yet. cost will fall in peoplela who are not rich, middle-class. at one point the biden people even tried working a gap tax to make sure hourly workers were hurt the most. china whose recklessness and dishonesty knocked america from global preeminence and destroyed millions of lives does not pay e cent, china is getting richer, we are gettingre poorer, expect that trend to continue. here's the interesting thing: no one is even suggesting reparations from china foror covid. no one utters that word. reparations are for america to pay only. bill gertz is the national security correspondent for "the washington times," we are happy to have him on. thanks so much for coming on. do you believe nonpartisan national security officials believe about the origin of the coronavirus? >> it's clear that it was not something that happeneds naturally. i reade the reports today, it said there is no evidence that it came from an animal, they haven't been able to find it in bats, they haven't been able to find

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and as long as someone like dont donald is saying it, it doesn't matter.republicans time after time refuse to take the often ramp away from him and decided it was better to keep him a relevant player in this party is so troubling for all of us. >> how does it survive when you have two parties and one is not interested in democracy. the party of lincoln how could it become this party? >> the short answer is that it doesn't. the only way for them to survive is if the democratic party finally comes, reckons with what we're dealing with. the republican party is not interested in democracy. they're antidemocratic. they're willing to embrace tactics to hold power illegitimately. democrats need to understand finally and definitively that there are no rules any more. they need to do whatever they can to protect their democracy which means getting rid of the filibuster and ignoring whatever the parliamentarian has to say and enacting economic policy that's are immediate benefit to the american people so they once again understand not only that the government works

but to your point if they dont get that, you get to third-degree murder. what does that mean?whole bunch of people in danger and one dies. if it's been used in that regard to mean you represent a danger to a crowd and only one person died, how can you apply here. that's the legal issue going through the courts. the courts have said in the past the depravity can apply to one person. if the prosecution gets that, they get three shots at the apple. any one of those could send them to jail. that is chauvin, for a very long time. >> thank you. raising a lot of interesting questions we'll watch over the next few weeks. >> john, here's what else to watch today. >>> okay. we've had some breaking news this morning. cnn just learning new details about how meghan markle is fighting back this morning. and what led british tv anchor piers morgan to storm off the air waves. that's next. it's powered by verizon for as little as $25 a month. but it gets crazier. bring a friend every month and get every month for $5. boom! 12 months of $5 wireless. visible, wireless that gets better with frien

facing tremendous pressure from democrats in the legislature, for anyone whom beliefs that democrats dont's look at the numbers in the state legislature. more democrats are asking him to think differently about his position than republicans are. >> bret: i want to turn more time, ben, to joe manchin's interview. talking about the filibuster in the future. take a listen. >> i will never forsake my belief that the minority should have input. >> i was going to say, senator, different people hear different things in what you're saying. is there something like specific issues that you drop the filibuster and others that you don't or are you kind of saying, this is your deal? >> the only way you drop the fill buster is when you go to budget reconciliation and everybody is seeing what they want to see. i can't explain why they are reading into that it i'm going to protect the filibuster. >> bret: what do you take from that interview? >> i thought it was -- i'm sorry to blow smoke at you, bret, that was excellent, and i thought you got a lot out of him. the fact is, republicans cannot count on joe

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and you say, quote, i dont know if i can work with him again.ave to believe upholding the constitution. and what i saw of his behavior fundamentally changed the way i view him. he did smome other things you disapprove of in those days. given that you aren't sure you can work with him again, what can americans expect, reasonably in the way of bipartisanship going forward? >> well, i think what we are seeing now is a time of great divide and we'll continue to find those issues we can work on together. but i don't want to brush by what you just said. think about this. not a single republican voted to expand vaccination programs. not a single republican voted to fund the safe reopening of our schools. voted to extend unemployment benefits. voted to offer a lifeline to small businesses and restaurants in our communities. not a single one voted to expand our food program so kids don't go to bed hungry, to put in tax credits that can lift kids out of poverty and give families a new chance in our economy. that is stunning. and while the republicans are

i dont want to say he's going to go back on his word, but you wouldn't be too sure he would be able to withstand that pressure. >> guys, thank you very much. ron brownstein, jonathan swan, appreciate the value added. >> so, big investigative question about january 6th. did the capitol rioters get help from the inside? you heard member of congress mickey sheryl say i saw people giving tours. now federal investigators are actively examining communications. why did the senate stay open today, by the way, with the house shut down over the threat of new violence? is one chamber kowtowing to terrorists? are they on the same page? senator, former prosecutor amy klobuchar, next. >>> frederal law enforcement is looking into communications between members of congress and the mob that attacked the u.s. capitol in an act of domestic terror. according to a u.s. official briefed on the matter. there is no sign of any of this reaching a probable cause criminal threshold, but it's early. and the question is, does it show that the investigation has shifted into whom rioters were working and planning wi

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>> i dont think anyone's jumping up and down about having to put a 17-year-old boy in jail. >> this was a lot bigger and a lot deeper than what initially we thought. >> they thought they picked some weak-minded kid. they didn't know who they were playing with. >>> hello and welcome to "dateline." madison holton was a restless teenager, itching for independence. but his parents gave him an ultimatum, shape up or suffer the consequences. then in the blink of an eye, two people were dead. police thought it was an open and shut case. here's josh mankiewicz with "eleven minutes.” >> reporter: the long road of parenthood, always watching as your kids grasp at life. you cheer from the stands. >> get him, madison. >> reporter: do your best to keep them safe. hoping they make it through this world in one piece. >> look daddy, look! >> reporter: madison holton was born a handful. his parents, april and michael, could barely keep up. >> madison was always the helpful kid. >> reporter: tonya was madison's mom's best friend. she says madison was always sweet and a little different. >> i remember we

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donte was shot to death on january 17 of this year. in that moment maryland lost a son, a mentor, a hero as mayor scott called him, a man who saved thousands of lives in our city, thousands of lives, and yet his was taken by gun violence. gun violence that's preventable. mr. president, i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from new jersey. mr. booker: member after member has come down tonight to speak, and the conversations as we all have come down here was to come do something that i think is exordinarily poignant. this is a floor where policy is debated, where ideas of governance are discussed. it is the deliberative body. but we are in a democracy and we represent people. and so tonight the idea was that we would come down here and talk about people, but the pain is that they are not alive, that we would discuss the deceased, the dead, the murdered, the killed. i believe that if america has not broken your heart, then you don't love her enough. name after name tonight has been spoken by colleague after colleague and

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group of first. night got together and we decided that we _ night got together and we decided that we donta acher. he was cut when a fish tank he was cleaning smashed. that was in january, before he went on the tour of india, and although he managed to play, he had surgery yesterday to remove a small piece of glass from his finger. he'd already returned home early for treatment on an elbow injury, and he'll miss the start of the indian premier league next week as a result. naomi osaka has extended her winning run to 23 matches after reaching the quarter—finals of the miami open, beating elise mertens in straight sets. the world number two hasn't lost a match for over a year. she's taken the us open and australian open titles in that time. maria sakkari is next in florida. so good luck to maria! that's all the sport for now. you can find more on the bbc sport website, including news that the new champions league format is expected to be agreed by uefa tomorrow. it's a ten—match group stage and is due to start in 202a. head to bbc.co.uk/sport. and i'll be back in the next hour. we will see y

allowed to have an opinion, if people want to believe meghan markle then that is entirely their right, i donthat diatribe of bilge that she came out with in the interview, then so be it." one of the most shocking claims made by meghan markle in her tv interview with 0prah was that �*she didn�*t want to be alive anymore�*. she said she�*d had suicidal thoughts which were �*scary�*. she said she told harry one evening that she couldn�*t be left alone. let�*s speak to alastair campbell, mental health campaigner — he�*s spoken openly about his own mental health and author of living better: how i learned to survive depression. he is also a friend of piers morgan. how are you? is it ever acceptable to express to someone who has had to die suicidal thoughts that you do not believe them? , ., ., , thoughts that you do not believe them? i. ., , ., ._ thoughts that you do not believe them? i. ., , ., ., them? everyone would steer away from doinu so. i them? everyone would steer away from doing so- i have — them? everyone would steer away from doing so. i have had _ them? everyone would steer away from

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