eric glisson. >> you actually think they read the wrong verdict. >> then divine intervention through a nun he called grandma. >> eric would say, "grandma, i think this all happening for a reason. " >> maybe a nun could help him get into heaven, but could she help him get out of prison? what she helped him do was get a lawyer, and together they hunted for the truth. >> this is the one case that has kept me up at night for six years. >> he says i know you're innocent, i know the guys who committed this crime. >> will justice finally arrive? ♪ ♪ ♪ hello and welcome to "dateline. " eric glisson was just 20 years old when he was convicted of a murder that sent shockwaves through his neighborhood. a crime he insisted he did not commit. to clear his name eric would have to find the real killers, following clues from the confines of his cell. it would take years for the truth to come out. but would it be enough to set him free? here's josh mankiewicz with "a bronx tale. " ♪ ♪ ♪ >> sing sing correctional fa

eric. eric: just wonderful.es in the aftermath of 9/11, that still continues today. identifying the remains of the victims that were killed here. it's a process that's ongoing. in fact, just last week the new york city medical examiner, well, they identified two more people who died in the attack. our next guest lead detective in the medical examiner's office in charge of setting up the temporary morgue in ground zero. retired nypd detective audrey valentine. thank you for your service. >> you're welcome. eric: bring us back, of course, bring us back to that day. what were the orders -- how do you face such an overwhelming task? >> well, in the beginning we didn't really know what was going on like most americans did that say. we did realize that there was a plane that hit the building and when the second one hit, my entire squad knew that we were not going home because our job was people that perish people in new york and we would have to set a temporary morgue and get them identified as quickly as we can. so t

who's this eric?house watching nanette. >> what i witnessed kind of shocked me. i saw this large, muscular gentleman, good looking guy, walk up, hug and kiss passionately nanette. this is not even 48 hours after her beloved fiancee had just been brutally murdered. >> all right. >> all right, eric. eric, spell your last name for me. >> n-a-p-o-s-k-i. >> eric naposki is a former nfl player who played for the new england patriots. >> numerous teams. yeah, he played for the jets. he played for the cowboys. played for the patriots. he ended up in the world league. i don't know if anybody remembers the world league, but he played for barcelona, captain. >> it was eric naposki. >> when they had games at their stadium, there were banners with his name on it. the fans would chant naposki, naposki. it was wild. >> eric naposki is in his late 20s. he's divorced, and he's got two young daughters who live with their mother back east. >> and then he moves out to california, and that's where his life changed forever

hi eric. >> eric: hello arthel. hello everyone. welcome. i'm eric shawn. family and friends gathered earlier this morning to privately remember ms. petito. members of the public joining hours later for an open service that is still continuing as you can see. the 22-year-old was found dead in a national park while going missing while on a cross-country road trip with her fiance brian laundrie. her remains are still in wyoming we're told with the fbi as the investigation and manhunt for her fiance continues. laura ingle live outside the funeral home in long island where she was remembered as an inspiration. hi, laura. >> hi, eric, indeed, family and friends have been pouring in all day long, those who came here to remember gabby petito and those who didn't know her. as you mentioned, this was open to the public. there's been a huge outpouring of support inside of this funeral home today, and as you mentioned as well, it is still going on. now, the funeral home says over 1200 people have come to pay their respects today, and there was a line wrapped around th

hi, eric. eric: hello. thank you for joining us on this sunday. i'm eric shawn. the fbi releasing the first round of documents related to the 9/11 investigation, after an executive order from president biden to do just that. the document reveals that saudi associates including a saudi arabian diplomat and government employee were in contact with the plane's hijackers and had other complexes to other terrorist plots against our country but the report claims it shows no clear evidence that the saudi government itself was directly complicit in the attacks but you know the families of 9/11 victims, they don't buy a word of that. alex hogan live here in new york city with the latest. alex. >> reporter: hi, eric. the white house releasing this formerly classified report yesterday afternoon two decades after 9/11. familiar his of the victims said that unless the administration declared and declassified the information, they didn't want president biden commemorating the events commemorating those killed in terror attacks. biden did so by executive order. loved ones and f

eric. eric: charles, thanks so much.abby's case, let's bring in former fbi agent maureen o'connell. could that claim that he is in the wilderness or swamp be a decoy or a ruse? that it is not even true? there is a report he may have been spotted in toronto. how does the fbi nail this down to follow through if he is indeed in the swamp? >> you're right, it could be a red herring but the fbi and municipal law enforcement authorities in this case know far more than we do and they're sifting through hundreds of thousands of tips and leads every single day. they're distilling that done to actionable intelligence and moving forward in that direction. they have to do that until something happens. dog the bounty hunter is right, these tips are coming in. they may come into him and come in to us in both locations but social media is blowing up with everyone trying to garner information to give to law enforcement to bring brian brian laundrie to justice. eric: what do you look for? 1.8 miles home from the laundries to the site whe

eric? arthel, gabby petito's funeral is set for tomorrow in long island, new york, as the search for her boyfriend, brian laundrie continues in that florida wilderness reserve. the fbi has issued a warrant for his arrest, but, you know, there's a lot more now suspected than that. charles watson's ooh live in venice, florida, at the wilderness reserve, the center of the search for brian. hi, charles. charles: hi, eric. yeah, a private service will be held for gabby tomorrow in new york ahead of a public view ising as hearts around the country break for the petito family. hundreds joined a candlelight vigil friday night in gabby's hometown of long island, new york, many lighting lanterns at the end of their driveways to pay respects to the 22-year-old whose remains were found in wyoming after an intense search nearly a week ago. >> we just want to do anything we can to support this family and what this community is going through standing behind this family. >> reporter: meantime, pressure is

eric? eric: only two days now to go until the highly anticipated california recall election. president biden will be in the golden state tomorrow to campaign for governor gavin newsom. we'll find out this week if he still has a job. marianne rafferty live in los angeles with the latest. >> reporter: gavin newsom taking full advantage to try and pull off a defeat in the recall. president biden will be stumping for him in long beach tomorrow. the president among top democrats to campaign for newsom including vp kamala harris and senator elizabeth warren. but gop front-runner larry erld says the recall is not about political affiliation, but rather a referendum on change with hot button issue, essentially newsom's handling of pandemic. elder said at much on an interview on life, liberty and levin airing tonight. >> he shut down this state in a more severe way than did any of the other 49 states to the point now where a third of all small businesses are now gone forever, many of which were run

eric pretty. eric: in the meantime, the pressure is building the biden administration to address the crisis in the southern border. the present now is at odds with the border patrol union of the claims about how some of those ages on horseback appeared to hit migrants and the fact that those reports of the migrants were being whipped, that turned out to be false. live at the white house with the very latest on all of this pretty. >> good afternoon, the president and vice president and dhs secretary all appears to put the blame of the border patrol agents and defending their own people. it. >> they seem to be treated like they did come the horses and people being strapped, that's outrageous and i promise you those people will pay. >> and images of some of the worst moments of our history. where that kind of behavior has been used against these people of our country and african-americans during times of slavery. >> we know those images painfully conjured up the worst elements of our nations ongoing

eric bishop.he new president and superintendent of ohlone college. dr. bishop, welcome to the show. welcome to "comunidad del valle." eric bishop: good morning, damian. thank you. it's a pleasure to be here. damian: all right, thank you for being here. well, tell us, you're relatively new to ohlone college. tell us about how your experience has gone so far. maybe you wanna sum up what the challenges are and what the talking points, the highlights, are. eric: actually, i can't wish for a better experience for someone who started as a leader in--during the covid era. i can't think of a better community to come to and a better place to work with. it's been fantastic, even amidst all this. everything's been about keeping the community and the college safe. that goes for our students, our staff, and how we can contribute to keeping our local community safe. so it's been a pleasure and the people have been supportive, both in the college and in the local community, so i'm excited to transition to the ba

eric joins me right now.e executive vice president of the trump organization and, of course, president trump's son. eric, great to see you thank you very much for being here. were you surprised to see john durham come out with that indictment this week? >> i was, maria, i remember the story as it was yesterday. i got an e-mail from "the new york times", this was september 28th of 2016 saying that we had servers connected, trump organization had servers connected funded by putin and i go, no, we don't. yes, you do, we have a tip, it's credible and i didn't know until durham indicted michael two days ago that this whole thing was actually done by the clinton campaign. we had no idea where it kim from. we worked with the fbi for a year, year and a half. all of the it vendors worked with the fbi. they wanted one thing, maria, they wanted a headline in the new york times or washington post saying donald trump or the trump organization underinvestigation by the fbi for ties with russia which is exactly what they go

me is holding his grandson or grandchild eric kayla. and the blue one that had anything to do with my father's day, they must all be investigated. they must be prosecuted. and they muscle the convicted for taking my father away from me. okay, cool. thank you. right after all that transpired, laconia decides it's time for him to travel back to credit his child at home. it's back there that his family's history instead of the a and c are deeply entwined. his great grandfather, james, author, carlotta was an agency luminary in 1956. he was elected secretary general within the african national congress. by the time he handed overpower in 1949 day and who was in such good standing that they could then kick off the defiance campaigns of the 1950s where you know, way to credit, to go and update my mother. some activities that are beginning to show progress you, i'm not going to be progress console, but it's just something that can help him get peace with can be until the day i know might have been thursday and then i will make it to myself aga

eric taylor, a former security policeman. i missed your call from behind this heavy i'm arching approximately when they have joined for nick who fell to the ground. i was under the impression that he was unconscious swap. the other black men tapped him with knobs. i was 3 and you know, my mother was pregnant, but the little girl, my oldest sister was 9 years old. my mother was 26. my father was 20 and i am, i could leave for a lot of murder is just one of hundreds from the parted era that have yet to be prosecuted. the question is just want to pull was the intelligence con i would vonny human rights lawyer has been pursuing these cases for decades. e t r c handed over a list of some 400 cases as far back as the like 900 ninety's. and if nothing has happened since those those families of course have been pushing for answers, particularly in cases where amnesty was denied. mr. taylor, have a look at paragraph for every taylor was one of those was denied amnesty and part because he wouldn't reveal given him his orders. if this i

>> eric: that i love you. i love you so deeply. i planned this night for you. >> carter: okay, you obviously have big plans for quinn, so i'mma get out of the way-- >> eric: no, no. you don't leave. you stay here, please. stay. you're right. i do have plans for my wife for tonight. a surprise. and i want you to be a part of it. ♪♪

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i really appreciate your time, eric.i-business if you become mayor. so what will you do differently, what specifically, that will break from the current mayor and other democrats in your city? >> what we often don't realize is that cities are made up of agencies, and there's a covenant between taxpayers and the city where the taxpayers, they pay their taxes and the agencies return with the goods and services. we find in our city our agencies are not in place to help businesses, in fact they hurt them. sometimes it can take almost two years after building a hotel to get a sprinkler inspection done. there's no partnership between the small business services to get our restaurants open. con edison, our electric supplier, can take a year and a half to run an electric line. that is an unfriendly atmosphere that is too difficult to do business in the empire state. >> those are pretty stunning examples and it's shocking that they exist in the united states and certainly in what is supposed to be the financial capital of the uni

it was eric's number twos eiuht understands it.ympics. _ understands it. it was eric's number twos eight paralympics. you - understands it. it was eric's number| twos eight paralympics. you must've seen the change so much over the years? {3h seen the change so much over the ears? , ,., , ., seen the change so much over the ears? , , ., seen the change so much over the ears? ,~ ,~ years? oh my god, yeah. going back to 96 it was — years? oh my god, yeah. going back to 96 it was almost _ years? oh my god, yeah. going back to 96 it was almost an _ years? oh my god, yeah. going back to 96 it was almost an afterthought, | to 96 it was almost an afterthought, the paralympics. it really wasn't the paralympics. it really wasn't the most parallel olympic, paralympic band. by the time that sydney came round the the game. it was really big games for us at the sydney paralympics was really big games for us at the sydney paralympics. really felt like having some kind of equality there. as the years progress we've seen itjust grow and grow. yeah,

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eric faculty in great to get your thoughts. thank you for talking to algebra. thank. now facebook and twitter have criticized a decree, barbara. zillion president jab both scenario that changes social media rules. it aims to combat the arbitrary removal of certain accounts, profiles and posts. the president's office says the decree projects free speech and gives people the right to re post band content. but facebook says the measure will hinder its ability to limit abuse on its platforms. with mcdaniels formulas following developments from argentina as capital when areas you certainly saying i'm doing all the right things, freedom of speech. who wouldn't want that more clarity with the use of social media again, most in brazil with welcome not yet job, also now or has a long record of using and abusing his social media. his songs have been investigated, setting up a news accounts during his run run up the election in 2018 organizations report with our frontiers of criticize job was for an hour of his attacks using social media of the media itself in that brazil. and j

. >> eric draper was george bush's chief photographer. next, mister draper talks about his white house experiences, presidential travel and major events including the 1,september 11, 2001 terrorattacks . briscoe center for american history recorded this interview and archived his photographs . >> it is every 13th, this is eric draper and the reason we're here is because we're celebrating the briscoe center exhibit e. and eric, we're going to get your perspective on these items of your restrooms that are ondisplay . and her journalism archive. i know that we can talk a lot about your background and history of your recorder but given the time, we're going to justwaiting . >> tell the story of how you became the official white house photographer. >> will give you the long story. it's fascinating to me because we never plan on being the white house photographer. it was an opportunity that presented itself and back when i was a with the av most of my career has been in the journalism newspaper wire service business. i was assigned to cover r t

he follows the grazing animals to eric from gomez. nearby farm. eric keeps around 40 goats and a few sheets, none of which seemed to live very long linen lab of last week. that's week near now by the one month, one month. oh, wow. yeah. and do you have a lot of baby the most because of my, my day ask them show them for 6 feet. eric wants to show us the most common symptom amongst his flock. they want ice morn line. yeah. for the muslim, but i'm i didn't know what you must carry them as mrs. yet told. the next is the fund number one and is it and i will just gotten a pencil of mine. so yoga as a supplier, one at atlanta, at the is 1100, i'm going to actually run and i met so when you see these every day, what do you think i'm filling out because the machine and then just put on i will go under my toilet bodies in it seems as though eric's goats have radiation sickness, but evidence is needed configured when we are close to the mind failings in a farm that home animals look really sick. i mean, according to the, to the owner, do you think we should

but eric beat me to the punch. i was going to talk about how this problem has been ignored by the media for a very long time. every time i hear the estimate of how many illegal immigrants are in the country its, 11 million or 22 million. it doesn't inspire confidence when the gap is 11 million people. because that means you can deport, theoretically, 11 million people and there would either be 0 people in the country illegally, or 11 million people. i'm sorry, i'm all messed up from the jet ski. >> gutfeld: amazing. how long have you been doing that? >> six or seven days. >> gutfeld: you look like youf been doing it for years. >> i'm a good athlete. >> gutfeld: i've been watching that on loop in the hot tub. cat two, any final thoughts on this very interesting story. >> yeah, i did have a thought. i haven't heard it anywhere else or said it anywhere else, so why not try it out on the show that millions of people watch. i was looking at this. obviously, we only talk about this when there is a crisis and congress sho

eric, this is, this is scotty. this is the woke culture all over again. we're talking about the fellow panelists here just said, oh, brought up the w n b a. so you're going to tell me we could just put dame lillard and put them on a w and be 18 minutes fare. this is what we're talking about because everybody feels that they a dinna fi, whatever they identify, everybody should play an elite. we can't do that, we play in sports, so we're going to have males feel that they can go already, go into women's sports in college and take scholarships that are already hard enough to come by and go take those because they had now identify as a woman no, that's not fair, that's not how they are going to have to take that small percentage. and keep in mind that small predict is people who have identified and spoke up about it. but if we open up this other category and make it possible, i guarantee the other transgender is that are out there, will speak up and go, okay, cool. there's a place for me that we can all compete against each other and not deal with any of thes

eric, what are the resolution look like? doesn't everything starts somewhere on this case, and we're also seeing this happen. and you're right, it's one or 2, maybe very small percentage right now, but i rely on the foundation in the future to go again for you see actually these transgender assets being able to compete and win places and scholarships that used to be for females. only eric, this is, this is scotty. this is the woke culture all over again. we're talking about the fellow panelists here just said, oh, brought up the w n b a. so you're going to tell me we can just put dame lillard and put them on a w and be 18 minutes fare. this is what we're talking about because everybody feels that they a dinna fi as whatever they identify. everybody should play in a league. we can't do that, we play in sports, so we're going to have males feel that they can go already, go into women's sports in college and take scholarships that are already hard enough to come by and go take those because they are now identify as a woman no,

he follows the grazing animals to eric fun gomez. nearby farm eric keeps around 40 goats and a few sheets, none of which seemed to live very long linen lab of last week that week. yeah, not by the one month. one month. oh, wow. yeah. and do you have a lot of baby though? not because of the my yeah, why do i ask them? show them the 4 sixes. if this is feed, eric wants to show us the most common symptom amongst his flock. they want to mourn line. yeah. for the muslim but i'm i didn't know what to montgomery the metro mrs. yet told the nurses the fund number one and is it and i just got a pencil of mine so you will get a supply one at atlanta dot. it is $1100.00. i'm going to actually run and i'm so when you see these every day, what do you think i'm filling out? because the machine and then just put on i will go under my toilet bodies in it seems as though eric's goats have radiation sickness. but evidence is needed configured when we are close to the mind paintings in a farm that home animals look really sick. i mean, according to the

and also going back to the point of eric, but the use of reconciliation and it really is terrible when we have people put in place where they have no intention of expiring when they are supposed to be a part of this. and editorials are with us on this today, everybody should read it twice. and it lays out all of these issues out. and that includes the bill that we are looking at now is well and what is going on with the tax credit that can expire in 2025 when no one has the intention of that happening. and that includes those were vision starts one ear, and by our calculations with this appears to do is basically cram a five -- by .5. cramming that into the budget. when it comes to multiple trillions, it is not that big of deal. basically about a $5.5 trillion package into this and i think it's very valuable to look in a valuing and lawmakers use it as a pick your own kind of exercise and that shouldn't be allowed. and i think that for dynamic scoring, that would be great not to use the kind of reserve it and while it also exactly a built in debt reduction. like it is right now. that i

eric is a reporter, he joins us from houston.rmel yesterday, saw your book on the shelf. i was very excited that i was going to have you on the show. i want to mostly talk about rockets, of course, what do you make of this techno king thing? he wants to be known as techno king. >> musk is nothing if not a character, i think. he was having a bit of a lark. since he filed paperwork, he's serious. he wants to get credit for being chief engineer of the company. his title is not the founder of spacex, chief engineer of spacex. >> which is interesting because the guy did not study rocket science in college. he came into rockets not knowing a lot of rocket science. >> you're right. he had a physics degree among his other undergraduate degrees and decided that he would read a lot of textbooks and everything he could basically find, and over the years, he has plenty of knowledge in working through lots of issues. >> one of the most astounding things, you would think i was most impressed by the launch of falcon heavy or the private astrona

he's been known as a hawk, eric rosengren, at least in the past. know what a hawk really means, as jon has talked about really times. however, he was slated to be a voting member next year. his removal early, what does that do to the composition of the voting members and what the likely path of policy rates could be? tom: because he is resigning now, there's a very good chance that they will have a new boston fed president in place by the time they would vote for the first time in 2022, so that won't change because it is not the president, it is the fed location, that rotates on and off the board. it will depend on who they choose. i am sure the next thing we are going to get is that they have hired a search firm and that they are going to look for the five people, etc., and we will find out in a couple of months. it is interesting because this all comes in the time of a diversity movement, and it will be interesting to see which direction the boston fed goes in . lisa: i'm looking right now at the market reaction. i don't know if this is something

eric: come on, sunshine. come on, sunshine. eric: i'm eric wiese and this is my wife rashi.ated our lives to saving the lonely, unwanted dogs

not know who eric clapton is?gle it. >> greg: timeout. the birds? no, he's not in the birds. yardbirds. >> i don't know them. >> greg: cream. >> are the songs? [laughter] >> greg: what is happening? what is happening question mike >> he is going to outlive us all. >> but i did google him and so i thought well, if you went to his concerts in the 70s and 80s, you probably don't need the covid vaccine. i think you can survive anything you want through. just kidding, he should get the vaccine. >> greg: it is a fair point that he can turn down these concerts because he is super wealthy. but so could green day. >> just right -- nobody breathe. let's get through this. i guess i struggle with this. the fact that this is even an issue and why we are talking about it. never i enrolled my kids in school i'd to show their vaccine stuff. it should not be that big of a deal. if you are having a concert and you were saying you can only go if you have a vaccine and you have a vaccine court or whatever, okay, cool. go to the conce

as eagles, disturbing, one thing can mapped out heads back to see pharma, eric from gama. he's good signs of radioactive poisoning. now the test results for the animals of being delivered in person by frank vendor, the johannesburg professor of a foreign mental studies. i want to tell me about why my name is frank franklin, the professor has come to see eric livestock, france, l u c. i. 7 the test results a clear material from the nearby mine tailings has contaminated eric's on the other line and uranium isn't the only problem. for example, manganese would be quite significantly elevated in your, in your water sample over 2000 times. what would, what you would find in natural water sources and redo her. we do have nico being elevated a 1000 times of often they get this elevator 50 times ends in as well. sounds and $500.00 time. ok. so most, let's say indicative metal for mining impact that is uranium in those tailing. so that is about 10 times what you would see in a natural environment 10 times as much. so what you, what you analyze in your water, you did about a 100 time

my name is frank franklin, the professor has come to see eric livestock, france, l u c. i. 7 the test results a clear material from the nearby mine tailings has contaminated eric's on the other line and uranium isn't the only problem. for example, manganese would be quite significantly elevated in your, in your water sample over 2000 times. what would, what you would find in natural water source, us and we do have, we do have nico being elevated a 1000 times of often they get this elevator 50 times ends in as well. sounds and $500.00 time. ok. so most, let's say indicative metal for mining impacts that is uranium in those tailings. it is about 10 times what you would see in a natural environment 10 times as much. so what you, what you analyze in your water, you did about a 100 times more than one would find it and polluted natural prestige. water soften in a farm surrounded by pollution. its animals badly contaminated it's disturbing news. the hair of your goat shows the highest level of or fell off or analyze the metals. okay. you see uranium is 60 times for elevator, b