fayed?and that was done through cell phone searches and, also, cell-site coordination. >> it would take more than a year to gather enough evidence to identify and charge two more suspects with murder. in june, 2010, steven simmons and gabriel marquez were arrested. prosecutors say, jim didn't know them, that moya hired them. investigators say steven was the alleged stabber, and gabriel was the lookout. both, pleaded not guilty. but amazingly, jim fayed wasn't done with the idea of murder. he, apparently, believed his cellmate had connections, and he wanted to hire a new hit man, from jail. >> he wants to -- taken care of. he actually drew out a map that was never found, depicting where he can find the ranch hand to actually carry out this murder. and what he wanted to do was have the ranch hand tortured so he can actually tell his cellmate or tell the hit man where the other two individuals were. >> reporter: prosecutors say the price tag for pam fayed's killing was $25,000. he was bankrolli

that's miss fay. she set this thing up and knew britney growing up. what is kentwood like? of town where pretty well everybody knows everybody, and we love on each other, we pray for each other, and as a rule, we're proud of each other. does her family still live in kentwood? oh yeah, her mom, i saw her the other day. i mean, we're still friends. i keep telling lynne, you've got to get britney back in here and let me make some pictures of her in this museum. what's your favourite part of the museum? it's just a fun adventure, the whole thing, to know that you knew this young child as she grew, and got into to being a beautiful young woman, and a star, you know, andjust, um... ..has had her ups and downs in life, just like the rest of us. she grew up in a goldfish bowl and that's kind of hard to do sometimes, you know. no shame, i could have spent the whole day talking to miss fay about b—sides and album tracks, but after a mandatory photo for the instagram grid, i remembered why i was there. do you think trump will win again? i hope so. i think he's been good for the nation

for eight centuries the cathedral has soared over the fai faithful, now, it's hosting the hopeful. >> welcome, like 85-year-old daphne morat, she joined more than 1,000 others here getting vaccinated against covid-19. in a single day. >> that all right? >> yep. >> reporter: when people enter, they register and get seatedity at one of the booths. because this cathedral is so spacious, 12 people can be vaccinated at the same time. >> then monitored for adverse reactions. >> how was the vaccination today? >> didn't feel a thing. accept its cold, you know, when you are waiting. that's the only thing i have to say. >> sg >>. >> reporter: as they wait at safely social distances, they relax. >> don't forget, they have not heard live music for months. >> reporter: it is an unusual place to treat patients. >> right. >> reporter: but the doctor said it's ideal for administering large numbers of the pfizer vaccine. which spoils fast at room temperature. >> it away allows us to the adapt the space for vaccination, observation areas and exit, it's a central location. everyone knows where it is. it

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what did you see inside the building, the protesters, and with capitol police who dme say fai to do theirobs? jake: well, you know, clearly it's a failure of a lot of people when a crowd, a mob, not up in the capitol running free and roaming free throuout the otherwer the previously secure hallways. i was sitting in these h periodical press gallery where i sit every day, everyone here knows where that is. and i -- i wald out to down the mallway and i knew that people had gotten into the building. and people were smashing feet from me, smashing their way through this glass door.ee we've the images all over. a police officer fell. and they were -- next thing i knew, we werekered down in an office for three hours. people were banging on our doors. people were armed. people -- there was a swat tea goin throughout the hallway. we weren't actually evacuated, yamiche, it's fascinating, for several hours. we were like sitting ducks a bunch of reporters and kept saying to ourselves what should we do? and i kept saying nothing. we don't have -- we're not armed. we have no way of defendingou elves a

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putting travel restrictions on people coming in from other countries.g >> don't think that's quite faiation by the president has been clear that he thought the muslim band was de novo baked. >> let's correct the record. one, biden absolutely called trump's china travel ban de novo baked brindisi one of the o tweets right there. to commit trump never enacted a muslim band. the order does not specifically bar muslims, it applies only disses when ofer funny how cnn' army of fact checkers seem to miss those lies. well, that's all the time we have tonight. the fox news at 19 take it all from your. e it all from here. shannon? >> we have more coming up on the travel restrictions and how they were covered and handled differently. breaking tonight health authorities announce they found a brazilian variant of covid-19. the patient to minneapolis originally traveled to the south american nation is now in isolation. the brazil variant is one of

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it turns out the fai knew the department of justice was planning on firing james comey before trump pulledining maine with the details of the breaking news, just the news founder john solomon investigative reporter. what do you got? >> listen, newly declassified documents that president trump made available his final day in office giving us an extraordinary window into that time may 2017 when the media was in a frenzy that trump might have to resign and there would be obstruction probe that russian collusion i was real. we know all those things were unfounded. but what we didn't know, the fbi was told the earliest days right after acting fbi director andrew mccabe took over for comey after fired. rod rosenstein told them, listen, guys, we didn't just do this firing. we began to plan for it in january. he and attorney general jeff sessions at the time were really the ones driving it and that the russia case had nothing to really do with it. in fact, the president went on to mention the russian case that comey come i don't want to put in there because that is not why we are firing them. the

—— phase ofa are in a very dangerous fai —— phase of a pandemic and people are aware this virus thrivesey will enforce. the home secretary was asked during the briefing did she think the rules currently were tough enough, she said she thinks they are, do you think they are tough enough?” said she thinks they are, do you think they are tough enough? i think we need some clarity. i mentioned the exercise away from home issue. whether it is just saying it must be from the front door like in wales, five miles from home like in scotland, people are looking for guidance. the vast majority of people want to do the right thing. so that would help them to do the right thing, that would clarify things. but a tightening of the rules is a decision for parliament and obviously, we need to watch that situation and see how the numbers continue to change. thank you very much indeed, ken maginnis, the northumbria police and crime commissioner. let's talk to doctor simon williams, a behavioural expert from the university of swansea. to what extent do you think people understand the rules and they are com

. >> shauna tiaf fay, loving mother by day, cocktail waitress by night. >> i was at one of the bars. every single head turned. >> it was after her shift they found her, the victim of a ruthless attack. >> your heart just drops to your stomach. >> potential suspects? how about a casino's worth of customers? >> we didn't know if there was some psycho watching us girls work at the palms. >> or did the answers lie in the dead woman's past? >> shauna started thinking, i have got to get out of this situation. >> from out of the blue, a tip. >> he had some information that was connected to a murder. >> that would reveal a diabolical plot. >> i just couldn't understand how this was reality. >> but was this killer too clever to be caught? >> he is extremely smart, smarter than we all are. ♪ >> welcome to "dateline." shauna tiaffay hit the jackpot in las vegas. handsome husband, adorable daughter and a good job. but there is a dark side to sin city, and sadly, the beautiful cocktail waitress became its victim. in cases like this one, the husband is often a suspect, but the crime scene was tell

i have faces i talked to on the floor, i was not on the floor when it happened but i knew the fays of people who were, not just my colleague bus those standing at the doors here tonight, mr. speaker, who have been through so much. we can't let this happen again. what -- we defeat the previous question, the amendment my friend from oklahoma has is a bipartisan commission to examine the circumstances around the attack and its aftermath. it'll be modeled after the 9/11 commission to reduce duplication and increase communication and info sharing between relevant government entities and law enforcement. the goal is to investigate, find the facts and deliver the report so this can never happen again and we can better protect the capitol complex and most importantly, the employees that work here serving our great country. and we'll protect them moving forward. we all want answers and this is the most prudent step at this time. we will follow wherever the facts lead us and take appropriate action in response. i urge the defeat of the p.q., adoption of the amendment and yield back to my friend

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biden described the currently rollout as a dismal fai failure. government is now accused of lying about vaccine reserves meg terrelle, what are these governors claiming >> reporter: well, shep, some governors are angry about a report that a reserve of second doses 40s covid-19 vaccines has been exhausted this was a key point of contention between operation warp speed and its critics to hold back half the supply of shots to make sure evan could get the second dotes on time or giving them all and counting on manufacturing to come through. they've sthipd all the cases held in reserve. alex aczar speaking with nbc's lester holt. >> sitting on a reserve anymore. we've made that available to the states to order. >> but states had expected a dramatic increase in available doses after tuesday's announcement and they say that didn't happen. oregon's governor kate brown tweeting quote last night i received disturbing news minnesota's governor tim walsh upset as well. >> they were lying they don't have any doses held back there is no strategic supply for th

the state of d izona but much of the discussion turck photo the event of this day, several use e of fayingthey will no longer object to the formal counting of the votes, allowing the certification to go forward because of what happened toda >> that's right. senator kelly loeffler, who had really the worst political day of her career, her short career, in the u.s. congress. had perhaps one of her most notable moments, when she sa she will no longer object to the georgia recount or the georgia counting because of what happened today. and i think the entire tone this debate, which this is the debate about the presidency and the electoral count, ths is -- we thought this was going to be about the claims of fraulent voting all of that no, instead, this isbout the soul of america and about where we are, why we're here. and senators searching how to get past it. we'll be having this moment a long time. i think the house is about to come into session. my tv is on full blast. excuse me. >> we're watching at the sthe timee senate has been in session, the house just now coming back into session perha

the havoc it reeks on you can't tri's fai on the country's faith remains. >> the news the phone call made to the georgia secretary of state comes amid this effort by house conservatives to try to overturn the results of the november elections. the electoral college votes that affirm joe biden's victory. that is coming to capitol hill on wednesday in which a joint session of congress will formally hear each state's electoral votes. at that point, members of congress, one house member and one senator if they object to those votes, then there will be up to two hours of debate in each chamber. then if a majority were to support such a move to object these results, potentially these could be thrown out. now that is not going to happen. because democrats control the house and a lot of republicans, particularly on the senate side, are flatly opposed and appalled some of them are to this effort by the conservatives to undermine the will of voters. now, we are seeing the divisions play out in the house including among the top house republicans. the house republican leader kevin mccarthy i'm t

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the last feature explains the vaccine tiers or fay phases of california's roll-out, including estimated start dates. so remember all the information on this tracker is updated in realtime. so check often. in the newsroom, lyanne melendez, abc7. >>> disappointing news today for customers of a long-time sporting goods store in livermore. family-owned dom's outdoor outfitters is closing after 51 years in business. customers just found out today. the owners of dom's say there are several factors behind the closure. and yes, the pandemic played a big role. >> we've been preparing for it. yesterday was a very tough day. we brought the staff in, and we had to tell them we were closing. and that was hard. basically telling our family that something is changing. >> it's been kind of a mainstay for livermore. it's an emotional tie for me to come here and support my community. what do i do now? support bezos an his billion on amazon? >> a going out of business sell starts tomorrow at.com's. the store will close for good april 30th. >>> dungeness crab season is finally here.we a to pull their potts

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he is a president that's lost fai faith. we have to be cautious of what he says.anybody who is interacting with donald trump, and some day he will pay for the insurrection he launched upon the u.s. capitol. >> harry, what about potential charges? this language obviously continues from him. are we talking potential sedition charge? >> yeah. they're very real. and he's a bad client because he keeps contradicting what he's saying. if he's not impeached, you have to at least look at them, brooke. you're going to throw the book at all these other folks, but you can't then ignore the ring leader. so i don't want to prejudge where merrick garland -- it is merrick garland, it's not the acting attorney general, they will have to seriously look at him, rudy giuliani and trump junior. >> so much news flying fast and furious. doug, we are in it. can we try to step back? we are on the ppreprecipes of history. >> he doesn't even belong in the president club. it used to be harding or buchanan. we now have the president tlaring a coup on the u.s. capitol, the crown jewel of the u

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economic hardship brought on by the pandemic, there is a concern that dreamers will not be able to fayimmigration reform that says it is more humane and gives greater assurance to immigrant workers. stu. stuart: ash, we hear that, thank you. there are new reports show another migrant caravan is forming up. it is heading to the united states of the it is due to arrive right around the time of joe biden's inauguration. tom homan back with us this morning. tom, you were at the border with the president yesterday. the president i know auto graphed the wall. he signed his name on a portion of the wall. do you think the biden administration would actually try to take down part of the wall or the wall itself? >> i don't think they would do that. look, despite all the rhetoric and political fighting joe biden knows walls first. in 2006 he voted for the secure fence which would spend up to $50 billion. he voted yes, hillary clinton voted yes. barack obama voted yes. chuck schumer voted yes. why? because they know walls work. walls do work. the data shows every place they put up a barrier result

fay and arturo and agnes by. [voice of interpreter] [speaking in spanish] >> for persons who may be experiences connection issues we have a live person answering the phones to assist you. the phone number is (425)554-5184 and mr. president, pursue apartment to title 2 of the americans with disability act through a priority arrangement, we have an individual that will make his public comment by telephone. >> president yee: just a friendly reminder for all the supervisors to mute your microphones to avoid audio feedback. as you mentioned, you have received a combination of request from a member of the public who wishes that provide public comment. we'll open public comment at this time for the individual. is the person ready to make comments. >> operations, can you first have the first caller unmute himself, please. >> my name is zack and i'm a wheelchair user, district 9 voter, and homeless advocate and i would like to speak today in support of our unhoused neighbors over 70% of whom we were san francisco resident

it also includes the speed tables and some changes for the future fays phase two project for the s loop to help us move that forward with design. the reason why we are rushing to come today is because we are hoping to issue that construction contract in february. by advertising. anything to add? >> i think that's everything. >> great. does that conclude your comment and questions? >> yes. >> actually, we have director -- next up. i will get this right, i promise. >> it is okay. don't worry about it. my whole life. it's all good. >> thank you, chair borden. and all of the other directors for being on this for a very long time. i have thought a lot about this. obviously understanding the gravity and i know this vote here is on something more surgical, but the gavty of everything that's gone on with this extremely important thoroughfare to get to this point. i feel a little bit like i am swimming upstream here but i have thought hard about it. i actually think we may have dodged a bullet with the revision of this design. so what sounds like to me with the tearing up the main street and to

our government step up and support us for once wult will of course you fays know we are shortly intoinking what he thinks of the first week of the biden administration. >> i don't think he is going to not to call names or anything like that. is he not for us. taking jobs from our oil industry. it's going to be another million jobs taken from that industry. it's going to be a disaster. will: i got the three egg breakfast with bacon. they talked me into biscuit and gravy. today is not the day to be healthy. your long-time diner here at nick and j.'s what do i need to get? what's the special here? >> i prefer the west omelet with business cuts and gravy. good east tennessee food. will: east tennessee, food, brian, steve, ainsley starting to fill up. normally opens at 7:00. opened early for us this morning at nick and j.'s. let me introduce to you sue. sue lived in east tennessee your whole life. >> my whole life. well, i lived in miami for about 17 years. my parents flew thee there when i was in high school. will: we were talking about what she feels about the country. tell me where you