daughter karrie was away at college.t, who lived there with michele, was nowhere to be found. >> no 14-year-old was discovered. >> reporter: so where is this child? >> that was one of the first concerns. >> reporter: it turned out the youngest was actually with karrie at school in rochester, 100 miles away. police learned that when karrie called them herself after a friend gave her the shocking news. >> they called and told me that my mom killed herself? >> yeah, we are -- we are looking into it. can you give me any insight into what might have happened? >> i don't know. i decided to go home. >> reporter: karrie told police she had stopped by the house that night. >> when i got there, my mom started freaking out. >> in karrie's words, they had a fight. her mom went yelling and screaming. >> reporter: karrie told investigators she stormed out of the house, taking her teenage sister with her. not all that unusual. police learned that raised voices in that household were, sadly, routine. a bad divorce with kids caught in th

approximately mostly exiled a rainy and suv come out here today to protest the execution of naveed of karri and what they say is a human rights violation a major human rights violation but also what they want is to apply pressure on governments like germany because this also this protest is happening outside other embassies in paris and london and also washington d.c. to apply pressure on these governments to to do things like to apply more sanctions on iran and also to condemn basically the execution of this wrestler and what do we know about the case of the wrestler and what would you say the political implications of the case are. will now video of car he was accused during a wave of unrest in 2018 of killing a security guard and he denied that he did this and he said that he was tortured in prison into into making a confession this is a charge that iran denies it around denies that it tortured him and what we also know is that his 2 brothers also received heavy sentences in prison no death sentences but and there was a big outcry on social media in the last few days also from the u.s. p

stab security agents so if it is sad are they have given signals that they wanted to maybe forgive of karri and according to islamic law when it comes to murder if the family gives and he should not be executed and also he should normally see his family before such an act and all that was not given today yoga what does this execution say about the justice system in iraq. well actually or unfortunately maybe it shows us that justice might not even be the right words and case of not enough curry there was no real evidence of proof that he had committed a murder there is no fair trial to all he was forced into into confessing the crime and this is also a very common and very common to all torturing people and to confess confessing on state t.v. things that they haven't done and this is these confessions are very common and there are also many others now in prison and also some death penalties for young people have taken part in protests 2100 so this is very important what happens next and if there is a way to stop this from a faster department and bungle those a bunch thank you so much. great

executed to spite local and international appeals to overturn his death sentence 27 year old levied of karri was convicted for killing a man 2 years ago his family says he was tortured into confessing to the murder which he didn't commit u.s. president donald trump activists and professional rest of us all recently appealed to the reigning government for clemency international olympic committee says it is shocked by the news of his execution. u.s. president donald trump is being accused of pressuring health officials to rush approval of unproven coronavirus treatments and alter reports on the outbreak the new york times is reporting that trump wanted government scientists to sign off on blood plasma therapy before they were ready to do so another news outlet politico says trump aides demanded the rights review and make changes to weekly reports by the center for disease control they wanted to make the more optimistic in line with trump's political messaging let's get more on this we're joined by a skype with edward joseph he's a senior fellow at john hopkins university many thanks for speaki

now at some of the other stories making news around the world iranian a champion wrestler naveed of karri has been executed despite a global campaign calling on iran and to revoke his sentence he was convicted of stabbing to death a security guard during anti-government protests in 2018 the athlete sent messages from prison saying he was tortured into confessing to crimes he didn't commit. u.s. president donald trump has announced that bahrain is the latest arab nation to normalize relations with israel the breakthrough is part of the u.s. administration's push for peace in the middle east united arab emirates recognized israel last month. in the u.s. city of minneapolis 4 police officers are charged in the killing of george floyd last may have appeared together in court for the 1st time prosecutors say they should be tried together but defense lawyers strongly oppose a joint trial george floyd's death triggered widespread protests against racism and police brutality around the world. on mining accidents in the east of the democratic republic of congo has killed over 50 people according t

. >> sandra: now with mitt romney's support where do you see this battle going next, karrie?o me like there are senators including leader mcconnell very strong statement in favor of let's move forward with this. the women on the short list of the president not only are outstanding role models, women, mothers, judges but also people who have been recently confirmed by bipartisan majorities in the senate. the senate looked at them the white house and senate. it wouldn't take very much to move forward with them. we have lots of precedent for it. justice ginsburg confirmed in 42 days. justice stevens took 19 days to his confirmation. there is more than enough time to get this done. >> sandra: here is chuck schumer. >> all i said is our first job is to get the majority back and everything is on the table. but it was everything is on the table. we are going to look at how we can produce change. >> sandra: so that sets it up. as we know, the outcome of what happens in the days and weeks to come affects the court and the country for years to come. final thoughts. >> absolutely. i thi