karen read, the girlfriend of local police officer john o'keefe, accused of killing him after a nightdrinking. she says other members of law enforcement are responsible not just for framing her but also for o'keefe's death. crowds of read supporters gathering outside the courthouse agreeing with her loudly. here's abc's erielle reshef. >> "i hit him, i hit him, i hit him, i hit him." those are the words of the defendant. >> karen read was framed. her car never struck john o'keefe. she did not cause his death. somebody else did. >> reporter: after 31 explosive days of trial, scores of witnesses and experts, and intense back-and-forth arguments, today, closing arguments in the murder trial of karen read. >> it is the jury's job -- >> reporter: her fate now rests in the hands of a boston-area jury. >> the jury must decide questions of credibility and reliability. >> karen read is facing charges of second-degree murder, vehicular manslaughter, which also includes involuntary manslaughter as a lesser included charge, and leaving the scene of the accident that involved death. >> reporter: t

>> john o'keefe and karen read never entered my house. >> reporter: the next morning read says she wokeegan frantically calling friends and says she started canvassing the neighborhood. she met up with friends carrie roberts and jen mac caid, and the three made it to albert's home. >> how soon was it that you saw john's body? -- immediately. what struck me when i saw him was, his mouth was open a little bit, and his eyes were shut, and he had spots of blood in different areas on his face. >> reporter: o'keefe was taken to the hospital and pronounced dead. the chief medical examiner said the cause? blunt force trauma to the head and hypothermia. the prosecution bringing in witnesses to support their argument that o'keefe was hit by the rear bumper of read's suv that night. >> as far as mr. o'keefe, what, if anything, did you learn about his injuries? >> oh -- like, what types of injuries he had? >> yes. >> yeah, blunt-force injuries. there was abrasions, lacerations. >> the defense makes the argument that the injuries sustained by john o'keefe are not consistent with that of being struck

read is accused of drunkenly backing over her police officer boyfriend john o'keefe with her car and then leaving the scene. cnn legal horse wanted gene cazares has more it was on friday a little bit before the lunch hour that the jury submitted a note to the court saying, despite our exhaustive review of the evidence we have been unable to reach a verdict. >> the judge told them go back into the jury room, continue to deliberate. they did that until about 4:30 on friday said they were finished for the week. the judge said, go back home, have a good weekend. we'll see you back here on monday morning. but there are so many supporters of karen read here at the courthouse. they were pink t-shirts. they have pictures of her. they brought their children her out of school. they have pom poms. they chant the karen read it, should be free. they also always yell out when they see her coming in and out of the courthouse. so it's the environment is very different from what we normally normally see at a trial. but the prosecution is saying this was murder, and they were alleging that karen read

john o'keefe got out of the car and got to a certain position behind the car that karen read put the car in reverse and forensic testimony showed she went 24 miles per hour, backed into john o'keefe hitting him and leaving him out in the cold and she drove away. that defense is saying she did leaves. you didn't go into the party because she wasn't feeling well, but she didn't hit john o'keefe keith, what happened was john o'keefe went into the house of the after after-party and there began to be an altercation, a fight beyond that, a large dog in the house started to mall him. and it was people in the house that took his body and threw it out in the snow. will a blizzard started at that point? in his body wasn't discovered until 6:00 the next morning. but this jury has a lot of issues because the defense is saying that karen read was framed framed by law enforcement that she is innocent. the prosecution entirely different theory with second-degree murder voluntary manslaughter, involuntary manslaughter homicide by a vehicle. and also alleging that hurt alcohol level was well beyond t

well, karen read and john o'keefe, it is a fact that they drove to that house it is a fact that john o'keefe got out of karen reads car. but here's where it diverges because the prosecution is alleging that karen read got into a terrible argument with him on the drive over to that house and she shoved that car into reverse and g backed up and she plowed into him and she left him and cheese sped off down the road in the middle of the night. now, the blizzard was just beginning at that time when all of this was happening. the defense is saying no, john o'keefe went into that house. it was all filled with police officers. they started to argue there were issues and they are the ones that killed john o'keefe and a dog, a 70 pound german shepherd in there bid him repeatedly and they threw him out in the cold but there are minutia, there are things here. the devil's in the detail. one of karen reads, good friends in the middle of the night, wrote, how long does it take for somebody to die in the cold? also, when first responders came to the scene, karen read according to their testimony, sa

reed is accused of hitting her boyfriend john o'keefe with her car and leaving him to die in the snowy elaborate cover-up. chanley painter joins us now in the studio with the latest. chanley? >> good morning, steve. huge develops this week including testimony from a d.n.a. expert confirming the victim's d.n.a. was found on karen reed's suv taillight. >> it is at least 749 million times more likely to be observed if originated from john o'keefe and two unknown unreality the individuals than if from three unknown unrelated individuals. that would be the number with 30 zeros. in this case that would be very strong support for inclusion. >> r read is accused of backing her suv into boyfriend john o'keefe in 2022. the jury also learned that on that night read called o'keefe's phone 53 times between 12:30 a.m. and 6:03 a.m. after prosecutors say she hit him. but, taking center stage this week, the lead investigators' testimony after reed's defense grilled him on his shocking text messages about read. in one message to his sister trooper michael proctor said about read, quote: hopefully she k

with second degree murder and manslaughter in the death of her boyfriend, boston police officer john o'keefe, during the drama filled two month trial. prosecutors alleging the two had a fraught relationship and reed intentionally hit o'keefe with her suv in the winter of 2022, leaving him to freeze and die in the snow. i hit him, i hit him, i hit him, i hit him. >> those are the words of the defendant four times. you heard testimony from four different witnesses who overheard and observed those statements. >> but reed's legal team arguing o'keefe's injuries were not consistent with being hit by a car. they say on the night of o'keefe's death, reed dropped him off at another officer's home, where he was beaten before his body was planted on the lawn, claiming she was framed by the police. trying to cover it all up was the injury to the head that you saw consistent with having been struck by a vehicle at 24mph? >> it is not no, sir. >> o'keefe's grieving family is remembering him as a beloved uncle and son. if convicted on the most serious charge, reed could face life in prison. erielle reshef

the boston area karen reed accused of intentionally hitting her boyfriend boston police officer john o'keefewith her car in 2022, leaving him to die in the snow. but her legal team arguing that didn't happen, instead saying police engaged in a cover up and that o'keefe was left for dead after a fight inside the home of another officer in court, a tense exchange between reed's attorney and the judge over the verdict slip the document the jury will ultimately have to fill out when they reach a decision. >> how do they decide that she's not guilty of the first coordinate charge? involuntary manslaughter. >> okay, anything else you want to say, mr. jackson? >> i'd like an answer from the court. >> how do they decide that she's not guilty of involuntary manslaughter on that verdict? >> that's their decision to make. >> the judge then admonishing reed, seen here sitting next to her attorney, appearing to shake her head. >> excuse me. this is funny, miss reed. all right, we're done . >> the judge eventually agreeing to incorporate the proposed change, the jury heads back to court to continue delibe

prosecutors say karen reed intentionally hit john o'keefe with her suv after a night of drinking and fighting in january of 2022. reed's defense says she's being framed in a police cover up, claiming o'keefe was beaten and attacked by a dog inside the home of another boston police officer. reed spoke to our matt gutman before the trial. >> i think things went too far. it was late, there was alcohol involved, but they're all family and there's many of them involved. >> reed is charged with second degree murder. she faces life in prison if convicted. >> well, new york city commuters are hoping that monday wasn't the beginning of another week of misery. new jersey transit and amtrak experienced heavy delays again on monday. last week, fires equipment issues and power line problems left commuters fuming for the entire workweek. a new deal will funnel more corporate money to new jersey transit to try and help maintain the system. >> the tsa is coming off a record day as we approach the independence day travel rush. the agency says. nearly 3 million airline passengers were screened on sund

read trial resuming today, kicking off an abbreviated week of testimony in the case surrounding john o'keefe'sary of 2022. molly line is live outside the courthouse in massachusetts. what is the latest? >> first to take the stand this morning was the head of the state police search team that was charged with essentially scouring the lawn or boston police officer john o'keefe's body was found in canton massachusetts on the morning of january 29th, 2022. prosecutors say that karen read hit her boyfriend with an suv after a night of drinking leaving him to die in a blizzard. the search team scouring the snow, but defense attorneys claim the massachusetts woman is being framed, that o'keefe was most likely beaten to death at a late-night party attended by others in law enforcement. on the stand, the state police lieutenant kevin o'hara said the investigative search team found o'keefe's missing sneaker and taillight fragments that matched read's suv. >> after he found the sneaker and a couple additional pieces of taillight, we moved south for i would say over 5 feet, maybe close to 8-10 feet. we ha

read is charged with the second-degree murder of her boyfriend, boston police officer john o'keefe.o is live in atlanta with the very latest on this. madison. >> reporter: arthel, there has been several days of jury deliberations in a trial that has lasted over two months. and the jury still can't agree with on a verdict. prosecutors are accusing karen read of hitting her 46-year-old boyfriend, john o'keefe, with her suv and leaving him out in a by his ard. the off-duty police officer was found bad ifly injured outside -- badly injured outside another police officer's home in canton, massachusetts, back in january 2022. he later died. prosecutors say read was furious with o'keefe over their relationship and killed him after a night of drinking. but read says she dropped her boyfriend off at the home where he was found for a late night party. her defense attorney claims read is not the killer and says o'keefe was likely beaten inside the home, bitten by a dog and left outside. read says she's being framed. >> how do i feel about the case against me? there is no case against me. >> af

she is accused of killing her boyfriend boston police officer john o'keefe two years ago.h a unanimous decision but the judge ordered them to keep deliberating. madison scarpino's life of the story. >> yes this a case is getting a lot of attention nationwide right now the jury just cannot agree on a verdict. they have been deliberating for several days after nearly eight weeks of testimony. karen reed is accused of hitting her 46-year-old boyfriend john o'keefe with her suv leaving him out in the blizzard. off-duty boston police officer it was found badly injured outside and other police officers home in canton, massachusetts and back in january 2022. prosecutors say reed killed o'keefe out of anger after a night of drinking. reid says she dropped off o'keefe at the home for a late-night party her defense attorney claims o'keefe wasn't beaten inside that home then bitten by a dog and looked outside. reid said she is being framed for a crime she did not commit. >> had a field at the case against me? there is no case against me. >> after eight weeks to collect after eight we

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boston police officer john o'keefe.secutors argue after a night of drinking and fighting in january of 2022, reed intentionally hit o'keefe with her suv and left him to die in the snow in canton, massachusetts. during the trial, lawyers showed text messages revealing possible trouble in their relationship and played this police dashcam of reed at the scene. >> she kept saying, this is all my fault, this is my fault. i did this. >> but the defense claims reed is being framed in a police cover up, saying o'keefe was beaten and attacked by a dog inside the home of another boston police officer. reed spoke to our matt gutman before the trial. >> i think things went too far. it was late. there was alcohol involved, but they're all family and there's many of them involved on the stand. >> yesterday, an independent expert cast doubt on prosecutors claims, saying if o'keefe had been hit by a vehicle, the injuries would have been more severe. >> it's not consistent with getting hit by the car and ending up where he did. we don't

with second-degree murder and manslaughter in the death of her boyfriend, boston police officer john o'keefe. during the drama-filled, two-month trial, prosecutors alleging the two had a fraught relationship, and read intentionally hit o'keefe with her suv in the winter of 2022, leaving him to freeze and die in the snow. >> "i hit him. i hit him. i hit him. i hit him." those are the words of the defendant. four times. you heard testimony from four different witnesses who overheard and observed those statements. >> reporter: but read's legal team arguing o'keefe's injuries were not consistent with being hit by a car. they say on the night of o'keefe's death, read dropped him off at another officer's home, where he was beaten before his body was planted on the lawn, claiming she was framed by the police trying to cover it all up. >> the injury to the head that you saw consistent with having been struck by a vehicle at 24 miles per hour? >> it is not, no, sir. >> reporter: david, tonight, o'keefe's grieving family is remembering him as a beloved uncle and son. if convicted on the most serious c

the defendant was indicted for hitting her boyfriend and boston police officer john o'keefe with herhim off at a house party hosted by another officer. prosecutors claim she did it intentionally and drunkenly. karen read's defense team argued she was framed by someone who beat officer o'keefe to death. these are horrible circumstances but why might these opposing arguments because the jury to be deadlocked? >> reporter: a great question. the million-dollar question when talking about 18 hours in the last five days to come to a resolution and unanimous verdict. it might because of the masterful job the defense has done. cross examinations have been blistering. cross-examination of the lead investigator was problematic. michael proctor was forced to admit he referred to karen read as the b word, seaward, whack job, our word, and this is what you would ask asked to see from an investigator. gathering evidence for the prosecution of an individual who was presumed evident under our laws. there are diametrically opposed views but at the end of the day these jurors had their civic duty to c

prosecutors say reid hit her husband john o'keefe, and left him to die. her attorneys say she was framed. law enforcement say multiple people should face charges, moving forward with charges will be left up to the u.s. attorney's office. the "friends" star died in february. wild encounter, black bear found eating inside a concession stand in gat linburg. the getaway of great smokey mountains. that young lady was rattled, thankfully no one was hurt. the bear was hungry and aggressive. not a good combination. >> steve: smoky mountains, make smoky the bear. hard to find people to work at those places. >> carley: the commute is lodge. >> lawrence: smoky bear, brian. >> brian: if bear in the woods without a name, we can't bring him into our society and name them. give them a sense of natural. >> steve: who agrees with that, bret baier. >> brian: funny. >> ainsley: you hate polar bears. >> brian: i just think -- no, pandas, not really bears, they don't want to procreate and we're forcing them to. and don't take anything from china, they want them back. >> lawre

prosecutors are accusing her of hitting her 46-year-old boyfriend john o'keefe with her suv and leavingdly injured outside of another police officer's home in camden massachusetts in january 2022. he later died. prosecutors say she killed him out of anger after a night of drinking. reid says she dropped off o'keefe at the home for a late-night party. her defense attorney claims bitten by a dog and left outside reid says she is being framed for a crime she did not commit. she has been very vocal at maintaining her innocence but ultimately did not take the stand in her own defense. >> i am an outspoken person. i have never been able to not speak up in my defense. i have to rely to them and their expertise. >> after days of deliberations the jury gave the judge a note saying that they could not reach a unanimous verdict. the judge ordered them to keep going. the prosecutor thinks jurors will eventually come to a decision. the defense does not. >> does not really indicate affirmatively that they cannot come to a conclusion, it just says they have not come to a conclusion. >> they have exhau

reed is charged with second degree murder in the death of her boyfriend, boston police officer john o'keefeion appointee has played a key role in recruiting chinese businesses to come to delaware. michael markwat who biden appointed to the u.s. commission for the preservation of america's heritage abroad, spend decades advising international companies and helping the delaware prosperity partnership recruit chinese businesses to invest in the statement. he is married to a former staffer of b president biden and is a campaign donor. chinese companies being recruited for delaware. maria: no words. no words. >> honestly, i'm okay with it. i'll tell you why. i would rather have chinese companies come here, build stuff here, employ americans, pay americans, and then sell it here than to basically make the stuff cheaper over there. i'm okay if they want to come here and build businesses. maria: what about if they're stealing your intellectual property while doing it? >> well, okay, that's another story. maria: what do you think they're doing? >> that's always the issue. >> the problem is the influ

prosecutors say she hit her boyfriend, police officer john o'keefe with her s.u.v. a blizzard on january 29, 2022. in closing arguments and throughout the trial they tried to use read's own words against her including rage-filled voice mails left for o'keefe after she allegedly ran him down and her own panicked statements to first responders who claim she said i hit him after his body was found in the snow. prosecutors also addressed the offensive texts sent by trooper michael proctor who preferred to her as a whack job and far, far worse. >> as distasteful as those messages are in their content, i submit they have no bearing whatsoever or impact whatsoever on the integrity of the entirety of the investigation. >> defense attorneys claim the 44-year-old massachusetts woman is innocent casting her as a scapegoat arguing o'keefe was most likely beaten to death and bitten by the family dog at a late night party in the home of other boston police officer what she said she dropped off o'keefe. investigators never went inside the house. they claim the real killers lied to

reed is accused of hitting her boston police officer boyfriend john o'keefe with her car in january 2022eaving him in the snow to die. the defense though insists she is being framed. yesterday in court, read was scolded by the judge after apparently smirking over the verdict the jury must fill out. >> excuse me? this is funny, ms. read? all right, reardon. >> carley: that's not done. read faces up to life in prison if convicted and a close call for nfl receiver randall cobb and his family. they survived a house fire that cobb's wife says was sparked by a tesla charger in the garage. she says they, quote: got out of the house with nothing but the clothes on our back. and no shoes on our feet. it's unclear how much of the house in nashville is salvageable. but she says thank god no one was hurt. and those are your headlines, brian, over to you. >> brian: thanks so much. meanwhile coming up straight ahead a 12-year-old texas girl allegedly killed by illegal immigrants, two of them. she is sets to be laid to rest today as dhs secretary mayorkas seems to deflect any blame. >> the president's

in her murder trial, the 44-year-old is accused of running over her boyfriend, police officer john o'keefen amused face as you can see in court yesterday. watch. >> excuse me, this is funny? all right. we're done. >> the jury will resume deliberations today. if the convicted, reed faces up to life in prison. and morgan stanley will launch an a.i. assistant called debrief to handle thousands of hours of work for its human financial advisors. debrief will do the so called grunt work, the program takes notes on client meetings so it doesn't have to be done by hand anymore. and google is using facial recognition technology at one of its campuses in washington. security cameras will compare facial data to employee id badges to keep the unauthorized people and contractors out. it's a test but it obviously raises surveillance and privacy concerns and apparently, maria, you cannot opt out. so if you need to get into those offerses they're scanning your -- offices they're scanning your face. maria: i don't like that. what about you, how do you feel pout that. >> i feel like it's inevidence. they ha

if reid is facing a second-degree murder charge accused of killing her police officer boyfriend john o'keefein 20232. prosecutors say is she hit him with her car, but she claims officers are trying to frame her in an elaborate cover-up. jury deliberations continue on monday at 9 a.m. eastern. >>> a florida fisherman is expected to be okay after a shark pit him -- bit him near the florida-georgia border yesterday. the shark attacking when he and a group of fishermen tried reeling it in. meanwhile, up the coast in massachusetts a group of sharks surrounding a come's boat earlier this month -- couple's boat earlier this month. >> oh, god. >> wow. >> oh, god. no, it's a whale. >> it's a shark. >> that is a whale. >> that is a shark. >> oh, my god, that is a freaking shark. >> that's a great white shark. >> that is a shark like i've never seen. >> wow. rachel: the couple says they were trying to catch lobsters when the sharks came within inches of their boat. >>> dust off those dancing shoes and start practicing for the dirty dancing days of summer if festival. oh, boy, watch with. ♪ this could b

. >> reporter: for the family of john o'keefe it's been a grueling couple of years.hey remember a consummate family man, raising his deceased sister's children as his own. prosecutors plan to wrap up their case this week. the defense will then present its case. >> the defense has been advancing this theory that there was a conspiracy. we're going to see them advancing that theory and separating her from the scene of the crime, showing where she was, who she was talking to and how she could not have been involved in his death. >> throughout the trial, john o'keefe's family and friends have been regulars in the courtroom, making sure he is not forgotten in all of this, guys. >> rebecca: that whole community just looking for some closure here. all right, eva. thank you. we turn now to the hot new target for criminals. lego's. police in southern california making several recent major busts recovering thousands of stolen lego sets. kayna whitworth joins us with more on that. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. authorities say really this has been a major probl

read is accused of hitting and killing her police officer boyfriend john o'keefe with her car in januaryin the snow. read's attorney argue she is the victim of a massive cover-up by local and state law enforcement. yesterday police testimony revealed the text message argument between read and o'keefe showing a growing divide in the relationship at the time of his death. video shows the moments leading up to a shooting at a mcdonald's in central florida. mcdonald's worker is first seen throwing a drink at a customer. that customer then reaches inside the drive-thru window and throws the drink back. that's when police say the worker grabbed a pistol. went outside and shot the customer's vehicle as they were leaving the parking lot hitting the car at least once. thankfully, no one was hurt. the social worker now charged with aggravated assault with a deadly weapon. and a texas road house waitress fuming after she was tipped $2 by a family of 3 who racked up $184 bill just minutes before closing. >> you did not get bad service. because me and my trainee did not let you know we were annoyed.

prosecutors say that reed hit her boyfriend, boston police officer john o'keefe with her suv after about rage-filled voicemails. defense attorneys says she was framed, arguing evidence points to o'keefe being bitten by a dog inside the home of another boston police officer, where read claims she dropped o'keefe off. his body was found on the law. defense says state troopers conducted a shoddy investigation all to pin it on the girl. read has pleaded not guilty to charges of second-degree murder, manslaughter while operating a motor vehicle under the influence of liquor, and leaving the scene of the accident causing injury and death. the controversy between the judge and the defense stems from that manslaughter charge, count two, which encompasses three lesser charges on which the jury will determine guilt or not guilty, but the verdict sheet does not have a space to literally check not guilty. here's the exchange. >> they didn't have an option on the verdict form to find her not guilty. it's almost like the court is directing a verdict of the subordinate charges. >> okay. i disagree

hammered home that theory reid was framed, that she never hit her boyfriend boston police officer john o'keefev but instead expert testimony that o'keefe's injuries did not match up with a vehicle strike and in rapid-fire he listed the things people linked to the case did as part of a grand conspiracy to scapegoat his client from this perspective, listen. >> secret friends and family meetings to get your story straight, and delete your call history, make mysterious phone calls at 2:00 a.m., get rid of evidence, get rid of your dog, destroy your phones, destroy your sim card. prosecutor allen lally pressed back against allegations of cover-up and started his closing argument with an effort to use karen reid's own words as relayed by first responders at the scene against her. >> i hit him, i hit him, i hit him, i hit him. those of the words of the defendant. four times we hear testimony from forker different witnesses. >> court 12 jurors, one juror was dismissed today another juror was dismissed earlier in the trial so right now those 12 jurors have a big task of getting to their work, reid has

predicate is in the karen read hit her boyfriend 46-year-old boston police officer john o'keefe with drinking. leaving him to die in a blizzard on january 29th 2022. in closing arguments, and throughout the trial, they could use reed's against her, including rage filled voicemails left for him after she allegedly ran him down, and her own panic statements first responders who claimed she said i hit him. prosecutors also addressed the offensive texts that were sent might lead investigator trooper michael proctor, referred to read as a whack job, and far far worse. >> as distasteful as those messages are, and their content is, i cement they have no bearing whatsoever, or impact whatsoever on the integrity of the entirety of the investigation. they come to 44-year-old ed massachusetts woman is innocent casting her as a scapegoat arguing that o'keefe was most likely beaten to beaten to death, and bitten by the family dog at a late-night party in the home of another boston police officer, where reed claims she had simple he just dropped him off. has but it was found on the lawn, but inves

the 44 year old is accused of killing then boyfriend, boston police officer john o'keefe, in 2022, with prosecutors arguing she ran him over with her suv outside the home of another officer in canton. following a night of drinking, accusing her of fleeing the scene and leaving him to die in blizzard like conditions. i hit him, i hit him, i hit him, was the words of the defendant reed, who did not take the stand in her own defense, has pleaded not guilty to second degree murder, vehicular manslaughter while intoxicated and leaving the scene of a collision. the two month long trial coming to an end on tuesday, with the prosecution leaning into what they describe as a constellation of facts and evidence, including broken taillight pieces recovered in the snow, which they argue are from reed's suv and o'keefe's dna recovered on the back of reed's vehicle, the case growing into a phenomenon online, with social media sleuths turning out new theories about the investigation. somehow, they found a clear glass in the snow right away, and yet we're unable to see any of the red tail light in the s

, we're prosecutors say read got into a fight with her boyfriend a boston police officer named john o'keefe outside the home of another police officer. they were there for some kind of an afterparty, but instead of going inside, prosecutors claim read drunkenly drove into o'keefe, fled the scene and then left him to die in the cold the first words in the lead prosecutors closing arguments using reads, own words against her i hate them. >> i hate them. i hit. i hit the defendant on january 29, 2020 but reads defense team has an entirely different story they say she actually dropped off o'keefe at the officer's home and then a fight broke out inside that the home between o'keefe and off-duty officers, the defense claims he was fatally beaten, even mauled by the owners dog, and then tossed out in the snow read says, those officers then tried to frame her so how does it cover up happen? how could that happen well, let's count the ways. >> shall we hand-pick your investigator? make sure it's someone we know, someone on our side keep them close off from health, offering the gift have secret frien

for the family of john o'keefe, it's been a couple grueling years. family man, an uncle who was raising his deceased sister's children as his own. each side will get an hour to make closing arguments, then the judge will give the jury instructions. then 12 jurors will decide this verdict. it will be a very, very closely watched one. >> george: sure is. okay, erielle, thank you very much. coming up later the new study linking loneliness with the risk of stroke. dr. ashton is here. next, with an elevated risk current risk, ginger has a must see demo that can help save lives in the water and she'll tell you the important item you should bring to the beach. aim s to the beach try killing bugs the worry-free way. not the other way. zevo traps use light to attract and trap flying insects with no odor and no mess. they work continuously, so you don't have to. zevo. people-friendly. bug-deadly. (vo) if you have graves' disease... ...and blurry vision, you need clear answers. people with graves' could also get thyroid eye disease, or t-e-d, which may need a d

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john fox is the fbi's history in and we appreciate your joining us on america■bdi am honored toe o'keefeall of you. edward is the ceo of the theodore roosevelt presidential library foundation. he previously spent two decades in broadcast and digital media during time, he received an emmy rk with anthony bourdain. two webby awards,ow award and te fostercoverage during 911. tonight will be talking about his new book, the loves of theodore roosevelt the women who created the president told through the eyesf that influend roosevelt's roosevelt. thisoo presidential chronicle unlike any other. kirkus reviews writes thathe book is a fascinating celebration of women who helped cedent. o'keefe's prose brings vitality and nuance to his subjects. he will be in conversation with susan, who is currently the washington chief of usa today, is an award winning journalist and author. her■ books madam speaker, nancy pelosi, the lessons of powerthed the making of an american dynasty. s best sellers. her biography of barbara breaken published last month. keefe and susan&g■d page. hey, it's great to be here.

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