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i was s a federal l prosecur herere in town f for 17 yea, and i'i've been in privavate practicice fororneys inin northeast florida for the lalast couple e of deca. in 2001, i memet george chandler. he was 2 29 years olold. ninth h grade educucation, but t he's a bririlliant young maman. i i was very i impressed with hisis candor, anand he explalained hohow he had b been hoodwiwid by his foster fatherer, which of c course demonstratated his innocence. i thought,t, "well, wewe can probobably make e this case e gy pretty e easily." so i picked up the phone and called mr. devereaux. - mr. fallgatter interviewed me in january of 1989 when i got hired in this ofoffice. he's been to my house many times. i've been to his house many timimes. at one p point in titime, wewe were veryry sociable.. nonot so much h anymore. - i exexplained toto him how w george had been hoododwin, did not knknow the tickets hahad been stolen or embezzled, anand mr. devereaux's responsese was, "well,l, if i dropop mr. chchandler's c case, i'd have to drop seseveral othehers." ♪ - i was s the first t persn to turn n

shshe lost herer soul matet. sometething thatat she did o on purpose. i dodon't--not a at all. - robin had lived the lavish lifestyle when she w was marrieded to j. she hahad the moneney. she e had the cacar. she hahad the big g house. she had d everythingng. oncece jerry pasassed , that m mon, thatat cash cow,w, you mamay call it,t, is gone. so now a at this poio, rorobin's hungngry for thahat , so she lititerally wowould do anynything at a l to h have the momoney. - the whwheel of jusustice. let's s spin the w wheel and sesee who it l lands on this week.k. looks likeke we're gononna comp on ms.s. colombo.. she's bebeen on the e wheel a a couple of f weeks. - okay, rorobin colombmbs wawanted for g grand theftft . - - if you knonow where shss oror any of ththe suspects on t the wheel,, pleasese call crimime stopper. that numbeber is (866)6) 845-. offificer hartleley, thank y yo. - - always a p pleas. [dramatitic music] - so she started doing check fraud. she would get checks that were unworthy and no mononey to b

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i i want herer t to know t that has reallyly chahanged a lot of lives for the better.nd i think that i'm on the right path. >>> in the coming years, alex morgan hopes to expand her work to reach girls and women nationwide. if you want to support her efforts, go to cnnheroes.com. and join me tomorrow for the 17th annual "cnn heroes: an all-starar tributete" lilive on. >>> coming up -- >> ready f for a ridide? >> he e helped make nascar paraf popular culture.e. >>>> stop p -- jeff! >> how he's now steering cancer research in new directions. >>> anand later, gymnastics ico simone biles shares her deeply personal reasons for helping kids in the foster care system. >>> welcome back. nearly 10,000 american kids are diagnosed with cancer each year. the impact of the disease is devastating. while survival rates have improved in recent decades, many of the treatments that help these kids survive can lead to health problems later in life. when nascar legend jeff gordon watched a close friend's young son battle cancer the experience moved him deeply and propelled him to take acti

seeing them as equal, whwhich i also part of herer s strategy t win.n. >> it t was the daday befofore matctch. i went a and met e everyone e a arena,a, at the astrtrodome. i met the administrarators. i i met ththe securirity guardr becacause what c can happen, if get lost in an arerena, ththat not gogood. and thatat happens a all the tif we havenen't plalayed d there b >> herere comes billie j jean k >> a massive television audience, 90 million people worldwide watctched as s she ma drdramatic entntrance onto the court. >> i didn'n't see the king/rigg match until 25 yeaears a after match. >> realllly? >> yeah, and i wish i i had see it, thouough, bebecause itit w clear in 197973 where e we're e howard c cosell talked about on mymy l looks. >>>> very atattractive y young anand sometimemes you get the feeling that i if she ever let r hair grorow down t to o her sho anand took herer glasses offff, hahave somebodody vyvying for a hollllywood screreen test.t. >> onlnly my looks.. he talked about bobby'y's s -- knknow, what he'd done, , like of famerer, all his accomplishshments, rightht? >

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. >> billie jean king of america isis seeking herer third consece singles tititle. >> she bececame the top-p-ranke female playeyer in the 196960s used her fame and influence to speak out, struggling to convince the underpaid women players to organize and create an association with bargaining power. more on that later. this is s saved fromom the most watched d match of h her life. in fact, o one of the e most wad mamatches everer in tennisis. >> thahat's the prprogram at t kingng/riggs matatch. ththat was actctually the e mag >> thahat's someththing. >> the epic tennis match between 29-year-old billie jean king and 55-year-old bobby riggs, a former u.s. national and wimbledon champion turned selflf-promotingng hustler. the 191973 event, , 50 years a woululd be forevever known a as battle of f the sexes.s."" >> w we announceced it afterer wimbmbledon, andnd then it w wa and d running. everybodody was talklking about. people h had partieses. they had t the -- the e betting las s vegas was s out of sight. evererybody was involveded. it's a amazing bececause i thihr ththe first time s some

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the flesh h and blood d drivr that used d to sit herere isis already o obsolete. ththis is our r future, huhus sitttting in the back seat doining nothing.g. some humans are scared. some tryrying hard to o stop . for now, humans are still in control of ai and this cab. there's a human supervisor in a call cecenter. can you tetell that he's not wearing g his belt p properl? huhuman supervrvisor: yes,s, co. nick watatt: but for how lono? that's where much of ai i is at the moment-- imperfrfect and spspeeding ahead withthout a seat belel. like it or not, this is our future. higher being is driving the car. for hundreds of thousands of years, humans have been the most intelligent beings on this earth. not for much longer. we're creaeating techh that w will take u us well beyonond self-dririving c, tech thahat will oututsmart us . will ai save us or will ai kill us? [mususic playingng] woman: recognized worldwide as one of the leading experts for artifificial intelelligen, please w welcome to o the sta, yoshuaua bengio. nick watatt: today, , this qut canadidian is heada

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how shshe said thehe s school's tieses with markrk zuckerbererg dodown herer reseaearch. >>>>> (car engine revs) (engine accelerating) (texting clicks) (tires squeal) (glass shattering) (loose gravel clanking) >>> accusations a big-money influence of a top ivy league university. joe donovan is a disinformation scholar is she is accusing her bosses at the harvard kennedy school of forcing her out and forgetting pressure from facebook. disclosure sent to harvard last week and made public today dominance at the university began restricting her work after a half-billion dollar donation from a group founded by mark zuckerberg and his wife. cnn business writer is covering the story. what can you tell us about what donovan is claiming that happened and whether her claim has merit? >> donovan is claiming that harvard kennedy school shut down her research and forced her out as you said in order to protect its relationship with mark zuckerberg. she said those restrictions begin after that $500 million investment from zuckerberg philanthropy arm which was made to support a new artificial intelligence

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bebet o o' rouourke is herere a nenext. >>> all right, well here is something that will derail washington for weeks. it is what everyone will be talking about for quite some time. let me bring you up to speed. the impeachment inquiry into president joe biden. house voting today along party lines, perhaps unsurprisingly to formalize that inquiry. just hours after the president's son hunter biden defied a subpoena from republican investigators to give closed door testimony. remember, he has been insisting he wants to testify, but he has to do it in a public setting. a lot to discuss now with beto o' rourke. i'm so glad you are here. i have been curious about how you would think about all these different issues so welcome to the program. the republicans got what they wanted. there is an impeachment inquiry. biden is calling it a baseless political stunt and i'm wondering without any information on this high crime and misdemeanor we thought was the requirement is any of this truly warranted? >> laura, first of all, thanks for having me on. i wonder if this is really at the end of the day what

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