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. >>> and 17 years after her murder, what happened to jonbenet ramsey remains a mystery. the former lead investigator in the case reveals his thoughts about a possible new lead in the case. >>> and two people are suing barney's department store in new york saying store clerks racially profiled them. and now friends of media mogul jay-z want him to reconsider his business ties to the store. >>> an intelligence team from germany is threatening to come to the u.s. those claims have sparked sharp criticism from abroad and also at home. there's a pro test right now going on right in the nation's capital and we'll get to that in a minute. but first, let's start in london. jim, what is the latest from germany and other countries who have learned that the u.s. has spied on them? >> yes, well germany seems to be taking the lead on this here in europe because angela merkel the chancellor, the allegations are that her phone was snooped on by the u.s. and this is a phone she uses and we see her using in many meetings, et cetera. so she seems to have taken the lead on this. and the ge

explosive new documents released in the jonbenet ramsey murder investigation. why prosecutors decided against charging the little girl's parents jon: dna tests confirming the identity of a baby girl in greece. it is haul happening now. health and human services secretary kathleen andersen dress addressing calls for her work on the health care website fiasco. i'm gregg jarrett in for jon scott. >> i'm patti ann browne in for jenna lee. she is in texas to promote the health care overhaul. yesterday she blew off demands to step down. >> majority of people who are calling me to resign are people who i don't work for and do not want this program to work in the first place. i have had frequent conversations with the president and i committed to him my role is to get the program up and running and we will do just that. >> well that hasn't stopped the drumbeat of complaints or questions about why the system failed so miserably. >> the administration told us they were ready. when october first launch tate they would be ready. told us that summer, a number of times in te

an explosive revelation in the jonbenet ramsey case. the grand jury found enough evidence to indict john and patsy ramsey. the charges, child abuse resulting in the death of their 6-year-old daughter and accessory to a crime including first-degree murder. the district attorney at the time actually, after that, chose not to prosecute, citing a lack of evidence. but nearly 17 years after the child beauty queen was murdered, the case remains unsolved. the ultimate cold case. our reporter has covered it since the beginning. >> reporter: the new documents only add to the mystery of what happened to 6-year-old jonbenet ramsey found dead in her colorado home the day after christmas, 996. the grand jury said both of the girls' parents, john and patsy, did unlawfully, knowingly, recklessly and feloniously permit a child to be placed in a situation which posed a threat of injury which resulted in the death of jonbenet ramsey. furthermore, each parent suspected one of the crime helping someone. the ramseys insisted it was the work of an unknown in

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milestone in the nearly two-decade-old jonbenet ramsey is no longer secret. a 1990 grand jury indictment against her parents, now public, after local reporter, charlie brennan, sued to have it released. >> i feel it's very important that that secrecy be removed. and the people can look and see what happened and make decisions for themselves. whether they believe it was right or wrong. >> reporter: the documents reveal a grand jury voted to indict john and patsy ramsey for child abuse, resulting in death. and being accessories to a crime. but in an unusual move, the d.a. back then decided not to prosecute. >> we do not have sufficient evidence to warrant the filing of charges against anyone who has been investigated at this time. >> reporter: jonbenet was found beaten and strangled the day after christmas 1996. >> jonbenet ramsey. >> reporter: beauty pageant videos of a grown-up-looking 6-year-old, helped create a nationwide obsession with the case. her parents under suspicion from the start, blamed an unknown intruder. >> did you kill your daughter? >> i did

the murder of 6-year-old jonbenet ramsey.ents were just unsealed showing a colorado grand jury voted to indict jonbenet's parents on charges related to their daughter's death. that was back in 1999. the same year d.a. decided there wasn't enough evidence to file charges after all. to this day jonbenet's murder is an unsolved case, a case that shocked the country when her father found the 6-year-old dead in the basement of their house in colorado in 1996. here's what john ramsey said in the year 2000. >> i tried to untie the knots. i couldn't get the knot undone. i picked her up and i just screamed. the kind of scream you scream in a dream when you -- you're trying to speak but you can't. it's just a scream. >> the moment i'll speak with jeff toobin and tom foreman about what exactly the newly released documents really mean. first randi kaye has a look back. >> reporter: the first clue jonbenet ramsey may be in danger? this ransom note patsy ramsey says she found on the back staircase of their boulder, colorado home. it is the

jonbenet's mother died of cancer in 2006. two years later, another district attorney publicly exonerated the couple, saying new dna testing proved the killer was a stranger and not a family member. the court only released a small portion of the grand jury's record. john ramsey believes those four pages tell just part of the story. and he's now demanding all of the documents be made public. bigad shaban, wjz eyewitness news. >> jonbenet's murder remains unsolved. a judge ruled to release the grand jury indictment after aol coljournallist sued for the documents. >>> we're learning more about the motive behind the latest shooting at a u.s. military facility. mare sein the newsroom with more. >> first class amos patton was told to report to the national guard armory in millington, tennessee, to be told he would be relieved of his duties. patton was ordered, when he pulled out a gun. three fellow guardsmen were shot when another subdued patten and held him. the national guard is not going into any more detail about it. back to you

new information in the jonbenet ramsey murder investigation.f colorado has just released some documents from the 1999 grand jury, which indicted her parents, john and patsy rams ramsey. that couple, though, was never charged. in fact they were later exonerated. mike taibbi joins us live from boulder, colorado. mike, what do these documents tell us? >> reporter: well, craig, first of all, let me say the documents do not tell us how and why 6-year-old jonbenet ramsey died. what they say is that the grand jury agreed with public perception at the time that john and patsy ramsey, john and patricia ramsey, the official name in the indictment, were considered to be the suspects at the time. a two-part indictment under the general rube rick of child abuse resulting in death. the first count said that each of them, each of them did knowingly and recklessly permit a child to be placed in a situation where there was the threat of injury which resulted in the death of jonbenet. in the second count that each of

jonbenet's mother died in 2006 of cancer. a d.a. exonerated the couple, saying new dna testing showed the killer was a stranger, and not a family member. john ramsey believes the four pages tell just part of the story. and he's now demanding all of the documents be made public. bigad shaban, wjz eyewitness news. >> reporter: jonbenet's murder remains unsolved. the. >> reporter: ruled to release the grand jury indictment, after a colorado journalist sued for the documents. >>> five people are left injured. >> reporter: state inspectors are checking the ride, called the vortex today. last night, the ride came to a stop and then suddenly started up again, as passengers tried to get off. several of them were thrown to the ground and knocked unconscious. two people remain in critical condition today. the rides are supposed to be checked three times a day. and officials are now trying to determine if those regular inspections did, indeed, happen. a carnival company in georgia. despite the accident, the fair is open today. mary? >> all rig

it doesn't precisely say that the grand jury thought they killed jonbenet.t importantly, the district attorney at the time, alex hunter, refused to sign the indictment. and said he thought there hfs insufficient evidence to bring the charge. so no charges were ever brought. it's very important to add that years later in 2008, a subsequent district attorney, did more tests of the evidence, and showed that dna not linked to the parents was on jonbenet's body. so she exonerated the parents. and the parents today stand exonerated. patsy ramsey unfortunately died of cancer several years ago, but this case remains unsolved. >> so does this remain a cold case? does this reopen in some way? what happens next? >> nothing happens now. i mean, this is a cold case. if the dna evidence that was found leads to a new suspect, then perhaps there be a prosecution. you may even remember there was a lunatic in thailand a few years ago, this guy john mark karr who suddenly confessed to the crime pep turned out just to be a crazy person. there are a lot of people still very inte

the murders of 6-year-old jonbenet ramsey.the night and found beaten and strangled in the basement of her own home. now we may finally learn details from court documents that are about to be bubble. we're standing by in boulder, colorado for the document release. >> reporter: these documents are said to be from the 1999 grand jury ruling in this case, in the murder of jonbenet ramsey. now a judge ruling just this week to unseal these documents saying any official action of a state grand jury needs to be made public, even if it is 14 years later. we expect to see 18 different pages, said to be the indictment of john and patsy ramsey in their daughter's murder. nine on each. now, they might not change anything about the investigation, but they could provide new clues into what happened. a new twist in the cold case that first captivated the country nearly two decades ago. 9 gruesome murder of 6-year-old jonbenet ramsey. she was found dead in the basement of her home in 1996. a killer never captured. now, more information has sur

jon and patsy, their 9-year-old son burke, and jonbenet.note was never cleared as far as patsy writing that. >> this is it. >> jon ramsey discovers the body. who who are they protecting? >> we are told the son burke was cleared by dna in the years after. dna was found around the underwear of jonbenet. >> dna can't testify and it lastses thousands, hundreds of years. weeks and days. you don't really know how the dna the gets to the victim or in the crime scene unless the it is completely, i guess, handled 100% properly. we see it in death row cases. dna needs supportive evidence. the supportive evidence of the dna goes in the exact opposite direction. the mother appears she wrote the ransom note. jon ramsey finds the body. the victim is strangled with a skull fracture the. they are inskipt with each other, strangulation is inconsistent. >> the grand jury had they ever doubts about the ramseys but the lawyer said this is grossly unfair that they have been cleared and this is a malignment of their names. thank you for being here. send me a twe

that is according to newly released documents from 1999, three years after jonbenet ramsey died. the indictment accused john and the late patsy ramsey of knowingly allowing jonbenet to be, quote, placed in a situation which posed a threat of injury to the child's life or health which resulted in the death of jonbenet ramsey. the grand jury accused john and patsy ramsey, the parents, of helping an alleged murderer, but did not identify a suspect. remember, the ramseys first reported their dare missing after they said the found a ransom know. a ransom note that people thought was written in patsy ramsey's hand writing. the six-year-old found in the basement, duct tape over her mouth, a cord around her neck. but the district attorney refused to sign the grand jury's indictment. at the time he said the prosecutors did not have enough evidence to file charges against the ramseys. buts it's prosecutors who give all of the evidence to the grand jury. the defense has nothing to do with it. years later, different prosecutor cleared john and patsy ramsey of suspicion, and 17 years after th

we're never going to know what happened to jonbenet ramsey.he get-go, from the very beginning by the police there. we're never going to have an answer. think about it, if they did find the right person, the first thing defense would say and opening statements, guess what, the prosecution, they thought santa claus did it, too. remember they thought santa claus did it. then they thought john mark karr did it, then they thought this, then they thought that. practically speaking, you're never going to get a verdict, a guilty verdict. there's never going to be justice in this case. that's why you cannot bungle the case at the get-go. you've got to handle it correctly. they did not. >> nancy grace, watch nancy grace, 8:00 p.m. eastern on our sister network, hln. thank you very much. >>> the new film escape from tomorrow is about a family on vacation to disney world that takes a dark turn. the movie is twisted and undecidedly undisney like plot. how the heck did this cast and crew make this movie inside the happiest place on earth? two words for you

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. >> new evidence nearly 17 years after the death of child beauty queen jonbenet ramsay, never before seen documents are released. what they reveal about charges in the case next. >> warm up just in time for the weekend. complete first warning forecast coming up next ,,,,,,,,,,,, avo: at volkswagen we believe everyone deserves a better car. and now, during the "sign then drive" sales event, you're closer to yours than ever. like the turbocharged tiguan the midsize passat or the 34 highway mpg jetta. and every new 2014 volkswagen comes with no-charge scheduled maintenance... ...all for practically just your signature. the "sign then drive" sales event is back. ...and it's never been easier to get a new volkswagen. get zero due at signing, zero down, zero deposit, and zero first month's payment on any new 2014 volkswagen. hurry, this offer ends october 31st. >>> clear and 41 degrees complete first warning weather forecast coming up. a wild fire burns 5,000-acres of land and leaves behind a smoky haze in texas. it broke out near high island at one point the smoke formed a dome over the c

. >>> a previously sealed indictment in the jonbenet ramsey case released. what it reveals about the unsolved death of a 6-year-old beauty queen almost 17 years ago. for the first time in days the sun is shining over the coast. rosy -- rosemary tells us more. more details about the upcoming federal investigation>>> the deadly airline crash at sfo. >>> key documents were made public a few hours ago in the jonbenet ramsey murder case despite the objections of her father. a colorado judge decided to unseal documents from a 1999 grand jury indictment. no one has ever been arrested for the 1996 killing, however the court papers show the grand jury voted to indict jonbenet's parents john and patsy ramsey, on charges of child abuse resulting in her death. but the boulder district attorney decided there was not sufficient evidence to file charges. >> there has always been the dispute was this an inside job by the ramseys or was there an outside intruder? it appears the bulk of the grand jury believes it was done by the ramseys. that's quite a revelation. >> patsy ra

the charge was never filed in the jonbenet ramsey case. corruption? a cover-up? >>> and the mother of a bullied florida girl who committed suicide answers allegations made against her by of all people the sheriff. >>> but first, to my open. they are so thoughtful, understanding, considerate, and generous. the obama administration gives us six more weeks to sign up for health care before the penalty kicks in and they sick the i.r.s. after us. not because they couldn't get the website off the ground, not because they have no idea what they're doing as they burn through almost a billion taxpayer dollars, and not because two foreign companies had defaulted on their contracts. they are doing it because we are confused. they are doing it to clear up the timing confusion about the law. >> i appreciate the question because i know there was confusion last night. the individual mandate timeline has not changed. >> by the way, what made you think we were confused? did you take a poll? if so, you should have added a throw-away question like, do we even want this law which no

the murder of jonbenet ramsey. documents showed a colorado grand jury voted to indict john and patsy ram si to their daughter's death. that was back in 1999. the same year the da decided there was not enough evidence to file charges after all. to this day her murder is an unsolved case, a case that shocked the country when the father found the 6-year-old dead in the basement of their house in 1996. here is what john ramsey said back in 200. >> i took the tape off her mouth and tried to untie her arms. they were tightly bound. i couldn't get it undone. i picked her up and screamed, and screamed the scream you scream in a dream when you try to speak but you can't. it's just a scream. >> in a moment i'll speak with jeff toobin about what exactly the newly released documents mean, but first, randi kaye has a look back. >> reporter: the first clue jonbenet ramsey may be in danger, this ransom note patsy ramsey says she found on the back staircase of their boulder, colorado home. it is the day after christmas, 1996. the

a grand jury wanted to indict jonbenet ramsey's parents in her death. we'll have to ask the question why they weren't charged. >>> plus a man who will be king but prince charles is not ready to wear the crown any time soon. >> a revealing interview there. >>> later, a big mystery until a few days ago. a lot of people who are the kids in this car? that photo was taken by ringo starr when the beatles arrived here in the united states in the 1960s. ringo asked them to roll down the window for a picture. >> great story. >>> today's top story is the chill gripping the country. dylan has it covered for us. >> good morning, >> it is very cold in areas where it shouldn't be this cold so early in the season. we have got a huge dip in the jet stream and that is what is causing this cold air to settle in areas like atlanta and into most of the southeastern states. so, you know, for us, it doesn't mean that much when you have the freeze warnings and the frost advisories, but for the plants and the crops, it's an end to the growing season and that is about two weeks

for the first time, we know why a grand jury wanted to indict jonbenet ramsey's parents. barry petersen has the newly released secret documents. charlie d'agata on patrol with easy company in afghanistan. can the american mission wind down as planned? and how did the jocks treat the learning disabled boy? steve hartman "on the road" with the football players who ran a remarkable route to compassion. >> he went from being pretty much a nobody to making everyone's day. captioning sponsored by cbs this is the "cbs evening news" with scott pelley. >> pelley: good evening. it all sounded pretty good the day healthcare.gov went online. president obama said people were flocking to the site, and any "glitches," as he called them, would be fixed and they would have the site running more quickly in just a few hours. today, 24 days later, the man the president brought in to rescue his health insurance program acknowledged the painfully obvious. the problems are far worse and run deeper than we were told. jeffrey zients said they will take weeks, if not longer, to fix, and he's shaki

. >> let me sassure you that we dd not kill jonbenet. will not rest until we find out if this person is still living, we will find them, and if this person is deceased, we are going to know that, because i'm not going to rest until that happens, and nor is he. >> 17 years later the case remains unsolved but a previously sealed indictment against jonbenet's parents has been released. kimberly, what can you tell us about the indictment? >> well, it is one thing that the grand jury is supposed to be seek e ret acret and sealed and out that there was a effort to indict them for the crime and accessory to the crime, and what is more powerful is that the district attorney decided not the proceed with charges against the parents, because they felt they could not win the case. so all of the evidence and the information and 30,000 pieces of evidence that the grand jury had presented in front of them to consider at arriving at their decision is going to remain sealed. so we are sort of left with more questions than answers at this point, and she w

. >>> and the jonbenet ramsey murder suddenly back in the spotlight. the indictment kept locked away all of these years just revealed. what was the evidence? and why was it ignored by the prosecutors in the case? >>> hello, everyone, i'm ashleigh banfield. it's friday, october 25th, welcome to "legal view." >>> spying on your most trusted allies is something that's not supposed to happen. but come on, we know it's a practice as old as history itself, right? maybe so. but right now the obama administration is in very hot water over allegations that the national security agency has been spying on european leaders. the german chancellor, she says the claims have severely shaken ties with washington. the very latest development, spain this morning summoning the united states ambassador in to discuss this issue. on top of that, the allegations are dominating a summit of european leaders gathering in brusse brussels. how serious is this and how abrasive is in to our foreign relations? >> reporter: i think this is very serious and you heard that from german c

nearly 17 years later, new riflations in the jonbenet ramsey murder case.ewly-released court documents reveal a 1999 grand jury vote today indict jonbenet's parents john and patly for child abuse resulting in death and being an accessory in crime including murder. the district attorney decided not to file charges due to what he said was insufficient evidence. the 6-year-old beauty queen was murdered in her family's home in 1996. in 2008, a district attorney said that new dna evidence cleared the parents in her death. >>> another day of cool temperatures on tap for our area. the baltimore zoo, our maryland zoo in baltimore rather, parents and kisd all bundled up in coats and hats. many are also staying warm in their cute halloween costumes. taking a live look outside right now, clear, crisp fall weather outside. so are we in for a chilly weekend? wjz is live with first warning werth coverage. marty is out there in a non-denin coat, which has been retired, but first meteorologist tim williams is up dath these chilly temperatures. good afternoon, tim. >> good

who killed the 6-year-old beauty convene jonbenet ramsey. i'm wolf blitzer.ight now hillary clinton is throwing owl new fuel out there on will she run speculation. the former secretary of state is giving her third speech this week raising her profile higher than in quite a while. her supporters are hanging on every word, listening for clues. and you can bet her would-be opponents are listening closely as well. cnn's erin mcpike is in "the situation room." she's been listening to a lot of the speeches, speculation. >> of course she's also said that she wants to stay active and contribute her ideas to the national debate. so you can expect this kind of hype and speculation will keep going for at least the next year. >> hello, buffalo. >> reporter: with three speeches in three days, it's starting to look and feel like another campaign for hillary clinton. >> to make the case over and over and over again. >> is she getting her campaign war chest ready? well, liberal billionaire george soros is jumping on the draft hilly bandwagon. she's be a cochair of the pac's

who killed jonbenet ramsey? apparently a grand jury in 1999 believed her parents had something to do with the 6-year-old's death. a colorado judge just released previously sealed documents. four pages from a 1999 grapds jury indictment. the documents show the grand jury voted to indict john and patsy ramsey on two counts, child abuse resulting in death and being an accessory to the murder. yet, charges were never filed. at the time, then district attorney alex hunter said there just wasn't enough evidence. >> although the grand jury concluded there's probable cause, that is not anywhere close to the same standard as beyond a reasonable doubt. >> reporter: all along the ramseys claimed an intruder killed their daughter. >> we think it was a pedophile, we think it was a male. >> reporter: the ramsey family was eventually cleared in the case by dna evidence. in response to the newly released documents, ramsey family attorney lynn wood released this statement, saying, quote, the released documents from 1999 were the

. >>> secret documents in the unsolved murder of jonbenet ramsey. the indictment her father doesn't want the public to see. >> a bedbug invasion that's out of chrome. the drastic actions some east bay tenants are doing right now to get rid of the bugs. >> i'm meteorologist lawrence karnow in the kpix 5 weather center. a lot of clouds out there right now. very slow to break up. some cooler temperatures too. we'll talk about it coming up. ,, ,,,,,,,,,,,,,, members have been injured, t their injuries don't appearo atening. live pix >>> we have breaking news. there's been a the shooting at a u.s. navy base in tennessee. two servicemembers are injured but not life-threatening injuries. these are live pictures now the from millington, tennesee. the suspect was quickly taken into custody believed to be a navy recruiter who had recently been fired. the base was briefly placed on lockdown but it has since been lifted. >>> the kennedy cousin who has been serving a 20-year to life sentence for murder could make a bid for his freedom today. michael skakel the n

about the court documents just released this morning raising even more questions in the death of jonbenet ramsay which happened nearly 20 years ago. >>> plus, the biological parents of this little girl known as maria are found in bulgaria, but she won't be returning home to them any time soon. we'll explain why coming up. >>> twitter execs are out on the road show. what is that? we'll take a look coming up in business and tech. >>> i'm meteorologist christina loren. clear blue sky over much of the bay area. what a difference a day makes. a gorgeous weekend shaping up. we'll tell you all about it and what is about to happen across the bay area when we return in just a few moments. >>> a 7.3 magnitude earthquake has struck off the coast of japan. this happened at 10:30 this morning. we are learning a yellow warning has been issued for the area of hanchu. this means a tsunami with a maximum height of just over three feet could hit the coast. shaking could be felt all the way in tokyo. there are no reports of damage or injuries, but people living in this area are advised move to higher ground

new information in the jonbenet ramsey murder investigation. the state of colorado has just released some documents from the 1999 grand jury, which indicted her parents, john and patsy rams ramsey. that couple, though, was never charged. in fact they were later exonerated. mike taibbi joins us live from boulder, colorado. mike, what do these documents tell us? >> reporter: well, craig, first of all, let me say the documents do not tell us how and why 6-year-old jonbenet ramsey died. what they say is that the grand jury agreed with public perception at the time that john and patsy ramsey, john and patricia ramsey, the official name in the indictment, were considered to be the suspects at the time. a two-part indictment under the general rube rick of child abuse resulting in death. the first count said that each of them, each of them did knowingly and recklessly permit a child to be placed in a situation where there was the threat of injury which resulted in the death of jonbenet. in the second count that each of them, john and patricia, rendered

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there was a revelation today in the 17-year-old unsolved murder of jonbenet ramsey. it turns out, a grand jury investigating the case all those years ago voted to indict the little girl's parents on charges related to the murder. barry petersen has the exwrj documents. >> reporter: the grand jury did not directly accuse john and patsy ramsey of murdering jonbenet. instead, the section of the indictment released today said the ramseys recklessly placed their daughter in a situation which posed a threat of injury to the child's life and assisted the person suspected of the crime of murder. but boulder county district attorney alex hunter would not sign it. >> we do not have sufficient evidence to warrant the filing of charms against anyone who has been investigated at this time. >> reporter: he never explained why, citing the secrecy of the grand jury examining the murder evidence. the six-year-old beauty queen was found strangleed in the basement of the family home the day after christmas in 1996. her parent blamed an intruder. am ramseys wanted the court to release a

jonbenet's killer is still unknown. and an issue that has everyone arguing tonight. what should happen if parents let their kids drink at parties? one town is threatening to send a mom and dad to jail. and legendary singer james taylor, the star spangled flub making headlines tonight in our friday instant index. back in two minutes. the #1 selling pain reliever, in one cold medicine. advil congestion relief. it delivers a one-two punch at pain and sinus pressure with the power of advil and a nasal decongestant in a single pill. advil congestion relief. >>> and next, there is a lot of talk tonight about a problematic issue inside every american family, it is about teens and drinking. what is the right thing to do, when teenagers are drinking under your roof? abc's linzie janis takes us to a town, where police are cracking down on teens and their parents. >> reporter: when the baltimore sun published this picture of maryland's attorney general doug gansler at a party with underage drinking it struck a nerve for many parents. he told abc's jim avila he was just there to

they knew something violent and tragic happened that resulted in the death of jonbenet ramsey and sofor that. the language was ambiguous. they said each did knowingly and recklessly let a child be placed in a situation where there was injury and death of jonbenet ramsey. i'm paraphrasing. each of them did knowingly assist another person unnamed in the indictment who was a suspect of the crime of first degree murder. that was it. no new information. the status of the investigation remains inactive but open. we're no closer to knowing what that 17 years ago. >> nbc's mike taibbi, thank you. so hard to believe that's been 17 years. thanks. >>> after the break, when it comes to restricting voting rights, nobody messes with texas, except maybe north carolina. we'll discuss the latest efforts to block the vote and republicans who say the darnedest things when the nation's ari berman joins us next on "now." this morning dare to turn up the volume and make it last all night. [ female announcer ] pantene volume, with collagen-inspired plumping effect. thick. full. 24-hour volume. get volume f

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jonbenet ramsey was killed the day after christmas in 1996.ears later grand jurors voted to indict john and patsy ramsey in child abuse charges resulting in death and accessory to murder but the district attorney did not file charges saying there wasn't enough evidence. dna tests later cleared the ramsey family of the killing. police in boulder, colorado, say the case remains open. >>> one of the most historic football programs in college football but this week it was never known as a protest by its own players. we'll tell you why they boycotted their own game. at any minute... ...you could be a victim of fraud. most people don't even know it. fraud could mean lower credit scores... ...and higher interest rates when you apply for a credit card. it's a problem waiting to happen. check your credit score, check your credit report, at experian.com. america's number one provider of online credit reports and scores. don't take chances. go to experian.com. >>> bottom of the hour. welcome back. i'm fredricka whitfield. four things crossing the cnn new

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. >> some documents in the jonbenet ramsey case will be unsealed today.despite the objections of herong legal fight, a judge ordered the release of documents showing a grand jury actually voted to indict jonbenet's parents in her death. as you may remember, john and patsy ramsey were never charged in the 19-96 death of their six-year-old daughter. the d-a that handled the case said he never went forward with the indictment, because there wasn't enough evidence to warrant filing charges. >> >> an update now to restore we first told you about yesterday's. in fremont, to road rage shootings in the past seven days. the latest was a burst of morning on brown road near mission boulevard. the driver of this bullet riddled mercedes or shot and seriously wounded. there was another early morning shooting last thursday on auto mall parkway also connected to row bridge. >> this is very unusual for us. >> fremont police said this point, they do not think that the two incidents are connected. >> there is a major change coming to an instagram ads. this will be coming up on today's tech report with

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we are no closer to knowing what happened to jonbenet ramsey on christmas night and the morning after christmas in 1996. craig. >> mike, what, if anything, does this mean for the investigation going forward? >> reporter: well, legally nothing. in terms of the investigation, it's still an active investigation, open homicides remain open indefinitely. the d.a. in this case, alan garnett, says that it remains an active investigation -- it remains an open investigation but is not at the moment active, so there's no new evidence to follow up at this point. craig. >> we know that patsy ramsey died in 2006 from ovarian cancer. have we heard anything so far from john ramsey, any reaction? >> reporter: nothing new. we reached out to his attorneys, and the only statement we have from that side is one of the filings in this case, basically opposing the motion to release this document, basically saying that releasing this document now of an unprosecuted indictment only further tends to defame john and patricia ramsey, patricia ramsey died in 2006. john ramsey has written two books about them, bot

jonbenet was found murdered in her family's home on frim dchri day in 1996.indictments be released to the general public. it's hard to believe it's been 17 years. >> what word did you just use to describe them? what kind of indictment? a secret indictment? a secret is something you tell somebody one at a time. but it winds up getting out anyway. in my opinion, absolutely not. as a prosecutor, you call charge the jury their first day of service, you say this is a secret proceeding and you can't tell anybody what happens here. the fact that an indictment was not signed by the district attorney means in my opinion what happens there should die there and it's over. >> so the district attorney refused to sign this and the defense now is that what they're saying, that when people go and participate in a grand jury, they think it's going to be secret, right? >> because there are secrecy rules. we all got snookered, because 17 years ago, we didn't know that the grand jury indicted, we didn't know that they put forth a true bill. we assumed that the grand jury didn't