keith morrison: so it was.entified as nancy pfister would have been impossible to do. keith morrison: impossible, said investigator lisa miller, because nancy's body was completely covered, head to toe, when kathy saw it in the closet. we're looking at photos of the crime scene. and we knew there's no way she saw what she said she saw. keith morrison: there was more. kathy, of course, had keys to nancy's house, including a key to the closet, was the last person to admit seeing nancy alive, and when she left, pinned up that "do not disturb" sign on nancy's door, supposedly because her friend needed to get over her jet lag. lisa miller: she ended up making a statement to another individual that nancy would be sleeping and resting for the next three days. and it was three days later the body was found. correct. keith morrison: and the day that closet key magically appeared so close to the stylers' motel room. kathy carpenter was known to be in the very same neighborhood, right around that time, meeting with her th

so that's when i had called keith. >> "keith" was keith mcphillips, her mom's fiance he was just leaving work, told veronica he was thinking of stopping for coffee with a friend on his way home. then veronica told him about tara, that her purse was home, but she wasn't. >> what did you think when she told you that? >> well, just something wasn't right. because if tara was gonna go somewhere, i knew she wouldn't leave her stuff or her car. she would have said, "i won't be here when the kids get here. " that's how responsible she was. >> sure. >> keith canceled the coffee plan, drove straight home. >> as soon as i got home, it just didn't look right. there was all kinds of tracks on the floor and i said, "what are these marks on the floor? " and she said, "i don't know. " >> tracks? >> muddy footprints. >> muddy footprints in the living room and master bedroom. and something else something only those who lived there would know. >> in the bedroom, like, our tv would be turned a certain way because when you lay in bed, you wanna see it. but when i looked in, it was straight. and then i notic

right is keith bahari. keith is a professor of history at west georgia. he is the author of numerous essays and articles. i've had the pleasure of working with keith since we were 19 years old, and that is the very long time ago he and i worked at fredericksburg national military park. he is at heart a public historian, but he also and i mean at a tender age when he in junior high, he started to to archives, started to look at original manuscript material. and this is no exaggeration. it's not hyperbole. there is nobody who knows georgia in a civil war better than keith bohannan. many of you had the pleasure to go on battlefield tours with him, often with you going to gettysburg battlefield tours, you hear the same stories and the same anecdotes. you won't hear that with keith. why? because. been digging in the archives. that's where real historians do their work. and it is again, it's a treat to have him here on this panel. and as you all know, he is fantastic on the biography to the right of keith bohannon is drew bledsoe. drew is associate professor of

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. >> reporter: for keith thomas, those simple arm movements are miraculous.n broke his neck in a pool accident, leaving him paralyzed from the neck down. >> we were praying for his survival. >> reporter: his sister helped care for the 45-year-old since his accident. >> open your hand. >> reporter: it was fitting michelle's touch was among the first things her brother felt thanks to what doctors are calling a breakthrough procedure. >> i'm in such a better place. >> reporter: keith thomas broke down today thanking the team that is helping to restore his movement and his feeling. >> keith is the true pioneer here and really doing something that hasn't been done before. >> reporter: chad is leading this clinical study designed to help people just like keith. in a 15-hour surgery last march, doctors implanted five microchips in his brain. that computer technology, with the help of artificial intelligence, has reconnected thomas' brain with his spinal cord and his body. >> we had to have keith awake during a small portion of the surgery. he was able to tell us he

we have keith fitz-gerald and scott martin. keith, let me start with you.ssment of earnings thus far? >> i like what i've seen. strong companies are running to the top. everybody else thinks they're priced to go out of existence. i'm drooling like a strike king at and all you can eat buffet. >> i hear you. scott, don't start talking about buffets around you but -- >> you know better than that charles. charles: he opened the door for that one. how are you doing this earnings season? it is about 50 companies so far but what do you think? >> i like it. market reaction has been maybe a little suspect here with respect, charles, i think some investors are using the excuse of maybe some weak guidance or weak margin compression in the future to take profits which isn't bad because we have seen that before throughout the year and we've seen big buying of the dips but however we're seen big appetite you were talking before the show on value. i'm expecting that to come back big time here in the fall. charles: i will get back to you on that in a minute. you mentioned

and just based keith calling there a space rest dot com. you're up to date now and date of use up next business day with us. if you can. i'm sarah kelly in berlin. take care the nice. i love that i've loved her since the beginning because of her character because of her courage and.

in keith, many ukrainians welcomed the light to strike on the bridge. no job. well, at least it will be fewer deliveries of wiggins and provisions and that might wake him on the bus loveland which just took so yes, it's uh helping us, i guess, a little bit. not so much when they, but they will be angry and attack ukraine. haul the most out. that's all they are capable of this. and this one is the most go claims. it has already restored partial road traffic on the bridge. and that's both strategically and symbolically important to russia and his claims of over crimea. in some other news from around the world, the european union has pledged an investment of 45000000000 for latin american countries to help their economy is for stock. more than 50 leaders from the u. latin america and the caribbean, matched in brussels. 2 of us stalled free deal and the war in ukraine. us climate on for john kerry says climate cooperation between the united states and china. could we define their strain ties? carrie's visit to china is in deb, reviving climate negotiations between

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now, nato's chief says that keith can only join when conditions are met. as a russian attacks rain driving on you crazy. the country's flag flies high over julius, the city, playing host and nature leaders, ukrainian presidents, a lensky king. here with a clear message, he wants concrete commitments from the alliance guy. ukraine will make ne touchstone got nice. ukraine has long harbor done visions of joining nato. though leaders have agreed to remove some barriers to entry keith's hopes of securing a timeline for accession has been dashed. we reaffirmed that ukraine wrote the call a member of nato and agreed to remove the requirements for the membership action time. this will change your cranes membership off a from a 2 step process to one step process. we also made clear that we will issue an invitation for ukraine to join. they don't when all of us agree on the conditions are met. for months now, 2 nations have been haggling over when and how ukraine should be invited to join the alliance. they say it won't happen, follow the war rages because not coul

they're opening up letters here as named keith is right up here. keith of the alabama soldier university of georgia, publisher of letters, officer, a teacher died at. look, i'm a coward. i thank calloway is great letters university of georgia published a piece northern alabama he was an officer he broke into his soldier's letters and he wrote his wife and said, you should read these letters from these women. they are you know, complaining about the hardships they're facing and begging their men to desert that he did it. so there are there are times which the officers did break into the mail and they did read the mail. but i don't know of anything that was officially except the army, the potomac after fredericksburg, i started to inspect packages. they came in because many of those packages were not care packages. they werpa

you'll see the message tonight from keith richards right here. from ab news world headquarters in new york. >> this is world news tonight with david muir. >> good evening. and it's great to have you with us here on a very busy wednesday night. the horrific crane collapse here in new york city. multiple injuries and on the hill, republican leader mitch mcconnell suffering an episode in front of the cameras, appearing unable to speak for a time. but we do begin tonight with the chaotic and unexpected collapse of hunter biden's plea deal. the deal hammered out last month after a five year federal investigation now on hold tonight after the federal judge raised concerns, calling it atypical and not straightforward . and the president's son, hunter biden, in court today prepared to plead guilty to two misdemeanor tax charges. and set to agree to a plan that would avoid prosecution on a felony gun charge. but judge mary ellen noriega asking many questions, among them asking if the deal would give hunter biden immunity for other possible crimes, as when

and just as keith said, it really ripped our faces off. is so we got out of that short very quickly. this is a market that wants to go up, and it -- we can all point to 20 or 30 different things in the world that could go wrong, and that's fine. but the market is just -- we're traders. we have to make money every month, and we look at what the tape is telling us, and the tape telling us that this market wants to run. it's not going to be a straight line, it never is, but the strength has been really phenomenal. cheryl: real quick -- >> and with the financial, with the financials coming through today the way they did, this market's even better. cheryl: people are spending, you know, we've got am-exx coming out next week,s they are spending, they are traveling, they are charging,s personal interest rates are going down. keith, before you go, speaking of considers and sentiment, pepsico. >> i know. wasn't that cool? so great results. that tells me the consumer is really -- has really got a lot of strength here. and to dutch's point, you know,

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from bullet russia blocks, ukraine's brain ex bolts, the united nations agreement previously allowed keith to ship brain from its black see ports. also coming off mosca condemns what it calls a terrorist attack by ukraine on the bridge linking russia with occupied crime. the kremlin also suggest western nations. a complicity of 10 is final. at wimbledon. graves call us of our collect says 1st title folding and club ending 8. so it's a full match winning suite. no big deal for that. the, i'm gonna have both as well come to the program. russia is pulling out of a deal of that allows ukraine to export grain from its black c ports. the kremlin says the deal is no longer valid. it follows compliance for most coe about obstacles to its own, the exports of grain and fertilizer. the last ship can you find in great on the deal has left the desk of crime is one of the world's largest great and exports to a cmc. united masons organized that agreement last year to enable shipments, helping to leave us a global from crisis. ukraine's president, the landscape says everything must be done to continue exp

latest in a series of drone attacks on russian soil, but the kremlin has blamed on you crazy with keith has yet to claim responsibility by russian president vladimir putin has said moscow does not reject tool to with ukraine. he was speaking as a so much with african states wrapped up in saint petersburg. susan said a proposal put forward by african leaders, as well as a chinese initiative, could be a basis for peace, but could also rejected some points of the african piece initiative. namely, a cease fire, which he said would be too difficult to implement. ukrainian presidents savanski had previously rejected the proposal saying he wasn't engaging talks as long as russian troops were occupying ukrainian territory. while b ukrainian president also visited for blind positions as keith steps of its kind to her offensive against the russian invasion, he congratulated his troops during a special operations forces day. both sides claimed to be making advances and fighting across the country. officials admit the ukrainian time for offensive is being held up by hardened russian defences. on a

let's get the reaction from keith with a dw the correspondent and it connelly. nick, do these why fire exercises, res, worries and ukraine? i think they were expected to these exercises such and nothing too unusual. bodies broke into about these exercises. if the locations in the north western sector vaccine just off the coast of you transport, this is odessa. and this is basically russia making serious, trying to make clear if it needed to, to any commercial ship as who might be thinking about trying to reach you, bringing ports through some kind of alternative arrangement. there's been talk maybe to ships, protecting convoys of commercial shipping into ukrainian ports that they are willing to detain, or maybe even attack any shipping in this part of the black sea. so this is, russia was get up and guarantee it was expected. but i think it really makes it increasingly impossible for any commercial shippers who have to think about insurance about the safety that cruise to somehow find some kind of way it's getting to it. so i think for now ukraine is going to ha

keith says most of those troops, i've talked to expose the se operation on nuclear power plant, which is currently under russian ministry occupation. but russia says keith is preparing to attack the facility, also on the program, funerals, a helpful palestinians killed in the west bank. if you attended off the israel's military operation, at least 12 palestinians died of 2 days of trying to try and write. these words ministry says that women listen and your fits farewell to one of its most reliable book is darian 5 takes off for the last time, the hand of a 100 to welcome to the program. russia and ukraine are choosing each other of planning military action at europe's largest nuclear facility. these upper ways a power station is located in se ukraine to come in and says it's countering the threat of sabotage at the plant warning that such an attack could have catastrophic consequences. but ukraine accuses russian forces of plants, the explosives that need the site has provided evidence to back that case. or no, it did every day in the city for the people. it was that provision as kee

the next buys are welcome to the program. ukraine's president has visited front line positions as keith steps up. it's counter offensive against the russian invasion. below him is the lensky congratulated his troops on that special operations forces . day near the city of boston, moved the price of their work as a very powerful and effective. keith also says a key front line village in the eastern doing yes region has been liberated. officials admit, however, the counter offensive has been held up by extensive russian defences of bundling out the back of a nomic vehicle into the firing line. ukraine's military release as opposed to huge of troops attacking russian positions near the occupied eastern city of back. moot key says is false as a make the advances despite heavy resistance on somebody else. but it's further to the west that ukraine has their policy to break through. the military says, soldiers have liberated the front line, but age of stat on my oscar president. load them is the lensky welcome the news sharing this footage of soldiers announcing the villages, reparation all da

and so now by our corresponding knit connelly, reporting from keith make a hellish night in odessa, that critical port city on the black sea. how extensive is this damage? well, the authorities say this is the biggest rocket attack since the beginning of the war, and that's quite a distinction. it was using lots of different types of cruise missiles. and so as you create those iranian made drones and you don't see proof too much for the anti drug antiques, me. so systems available that we've heard about 6 victim people who have a have various degrees of physical injuries. so fun. ok, which is reported, but sometimes the infrastructure in terms of getting ukraine's crucially vital grand crops out the world. significant damage. we've had to all of the $60000.00 tons of grain destroyed in the plays of to as of damage that would take up to a year to repair as a real sense. but also the end of the grain deal to few days ago. russia really making sure that your brain is in no position to send it through to the world. yeah, russia meanwhile, has also reported a fire at a military base on t

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we feel more upside for the equal weighted index to the s&p. >> keith, with that in mind, what is yourrd of the day" here? >> frank, consolidation for the market nasdaq had a big first half. s&p had a bi we are heading into the cpi tomorrow and we feel the ex-ppectations e higher we feel this is a chop and forth back and forth to digest the big gains. >> you had a big wind up i expected contrary. a lot of con sal dsolidation cog up where would you put money today? >> i think overall, we still are bullish on the industrial sector it had a big month last month. you have a lot of positive tailwinds. infrastructure spending and onshoring. that is our favorite area. over the next few months, if we see the technology companies come in and correct in time, we think that is an opportunity we think it is more of arr restg period for them. >> is that based on reshoring and infrastructure bill pass with the funding come through in recent weeks >> i think it is a multiyear story. i think it will be a trickle to provide revenue opportunities for a lot of the companies in a time where the overall ec

keith also says a key front line village in the eastern didn't. yes, the region has been liberated. officials, however, admit the counter offensive, has been held up by extensive russian defences. bundling out the back of anomaly vehicle into the firing line. ukraine's military release. this footage of troops attacking russian positions near the occupied eastern city of back moved. keys such as both is a make the advances despite heavy resistance on somebody else. but it's further to the west that ukraine has her policy to break through. that the military says soldiers have liberated the front line, but it's a stat on my oscar president. below them is the lensky welcome the news sharing this footage of soldiers announcing the villages liberation of iraq to day off to weeks of slow progress. it's recapture. it will be a new milestone, few cranes counter offensive. russia, however, has denied it. suppose there's a being defeated with the defense ministry spokes person saying they had repelled a ukraine attack in the area and inflicted heavy casualti

economy has more on that is the view from keith. nick, what would make ukraine happy coming out of this summit? and what is most realistic of the i think sarah, that no one here really expects membership during the active phase of this war. i think that was clear in advance. but i think the real concern is, how long does that take once the battlefields have gone quite, is ukraine can be formed off with some kind of a guarantee that don't provide the kind of collective security and that guarantee of nato troops fighting on ukraine. so if it is a tax in the future, or is it going to get just kind of promises of training and equipment. so that's the kind of question. how long off the war ends? is it going to be a quick question of a few months as this being the case for sweden and finland, or is it going to be something that takes significantly longer and i think is real where you have it. once the kind of active fighting is over, that the kind of solidarity and simple to crane will die down and it will be easier for these things to be

our first speaker tonight will be keith snyder. i'm not as tall as childs keith has worked for the national park service for 33 years at four national parks. harper's national historic park, the national and memorial parks, manassas battlefield and antietam battlefield, where he currently holds the position of chief of resource education and visitor services. keith received his undergraduate degree, 1984, in park administration with a concentration in american history from shepherd university, his master's degree in strategic was earned at the united states army war college in 2003. keith has also served in the united states air force, the air national guard, for 40 years and recently retired. a colonel with the 167th airlift wing. he lives with his wife, cindy, in martinsburg, west virginia. please join me in welcoming first speaker as keith talks about the battle of antietam from the perspective of the soldiers who experienced it firsthand. thank you kevin it's great to be with you. i certainly had a very enjoyable drive down her

but keith has yet to claim responsibility. the russian president vladimir putin as moscow does not reject talk with you frank. he was speaking as a summit with african states wrapped up in st. petersburg, who can set a proposal, put forward by african leaders, as well as a chinese initiative could be a basis for peace, but also reject at some points of the african piece initiative. namely, a cease fire, which he said would be too difficult to implement. mission ukrainian presidents savanski had previously rejected the proposal saying he wouldn't engage in talks as long as the russian troops were occupying ukrainian territory for me. while i asked the military analyst, frank led, which what he made of ukraine silence on these attacks in russia. well, good morning. popular. it's quite normal. it's very rare that ukraine knowledge is a tax on russian soil. in fact, i don't think there's been a single occasion, certainly not few with the last few weeks. deniability for them is a strength, raises the remote, but conceivable possibi

as keith counter offensive continues, the video posted on flooding. there's the wednesdays official telegram channel shows them congratulating ukrainian soldiers on special operations forces de soleski has what he called the very powerful and very effective work of the ukrainian fighters chief also says a key front line village in the eastern region of den. yes, had been liberated by ukrainian troops. the counter offensive began last month, but progress has been slow. officials and keith have urged patience, noting the difficulties pose by extensive russian fortifications, bundling out the back of anomalous vehicle into the firing line. ukraine's military release, this footage of troops attacking russian positions near the occupied eastern city of back. moot keys says it is false is a make the advances despite heavy resistance on somebody else. but it's further to the west that ukraine has their policy to break through. the military, he says, soldiers have liberated the front line, but it's a stat on my oscar president brought him. is the lensky welco

the city was occupied by the russian troops last year for several weeks before keith we took control on families of the cranium. prisoners of war, who have killed a year ago in russian captivity have held at memorial service in keith. 53 ukrainian soldiers were killed during an explosion that of jail where they were being kept in russian occupied cabinetry. they belong to the as of the battalion, which took part in the month's long battle to defend the city of matthew polt. step investment was that that sermon in keys, a modest wise daughter's sisters of those sorts at the present deal on this account present during the explosion. on the july 29th i hear gathering as has been the russian embassy. it's now close therapy, minding justice. it was one of the worst, and most definitely, incidents that has happened since being patient a full scale invasion of russia. in february 2022. we don't know anything about him. there was no connection and no worries, no letters of the learned. one thing from the soldiers returned from prison. 2 guys who were released from completed took the oldest k

north of keith. the shell smiled. i know lots of people who in the same situation was young people fighting and the grandson's taken care of the grandchildren. on the one hand, the word divides families and on the other, it brings families closer together, left to bring up her children by herself. then mother is now able to look for work somewhere watching the support is the most important thing. there's no way we could manage without her know just actual help, but also moral support. more or more families in ukraine or having to rely on grandparents at these children's charity more than one intend of calls to the helpline off from grandparents leading help with children struggling to cope with the absence of parents. so there was news, the thing that the child will be anxious to cannot sleep or ceases to communicate with other children wakes up at night and sees har as we've lots of teenagers who want to self home. think about suicide. young people needs to build the plans for future and it's difficult to plant anyth

brian reports from keith, a phase of a nuclear disaster with this app or res. your plant have regularly surfaced as fighting sled in and around it. since the start at the will keep says, russian forces could now be planning a so called falls flag operation, setting off explosives on the roof of the plant to make it look like you crazy and forces are attacking, gets shut this dice into somebody's game. ottoman is that we have information from our intelligence that on the roof of several power units of this up route showed nuclear power plant. the russian military installed objects similar to explosives, perhaps the simulate the hit on the plan. maybe they have some other scenarios that are in the right spot. moscow has accused the premiums of planning to attack the plant with long range precision weapons extend of contested shannon appears on the situation that the plant is quite tense because the threat of sabotaged by the key regime is high and the consequences would be catastrophic. the key regime has repeatedly demonstrated its willingness to stoop to anythi

but mcbride has moved from keith and enjoying the summer sunshine in downtime cave. at times it's possible to forget, this is a country at war, but look closer, i do see the reminders of the economic pay. this conflict has brought people selling what few possessions they have on the streets. and the lines of people waiting for a hot meal have lengthened twice a week for a load. you may have called me into his volunteers organize food distribution, but people who would otherwise go hungry. what's your last? me not. and then we'll begin. we found we were feeding more internally displaced people who have come from the occupied cities in the near new homes comes up over here, which over the while they're in a very bad state. and they came here without anything in poll health petro shift coffee struggles to live on a pension. that doesn't keep pace with spiraling prices. to read a lot of my money goes to medicine and the price of everything into stores keep going up and up. my pension doesn't go far enough enough. according to the will bank. the number of people in ukrain

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this home belongs to the wife of a man by the name of duane keith davis.he murder of tupac shakur in 1996. we know that authorities, when they got into the home that belongs to duane's wife they took five mputs, they took tablets, an ipho, usb hard drives, photographs, a magazine, a vibe magazine cover that had tupac. actually also duane keith davis wrote a book about his friendships with eze and diddy and his time running in those circles in compton and they confiscated that as well. but duane is someone who talked in interviews, spoken openly about the fact that he was driving in the front passenger seat of the cadillac that pulled up infamous in front of tupac shakur's car the night of the shooting and that he knew who fired the weapon but that he was never going to reveal the identity of that. of that person. we don't know what's on the tablets, computers, iphones. we don't know why it took so much years for a warrant like this to be executed when duane keith davis has been so open about the allegations and what he claimed to know for two decades. >> i

country music legend toby keith putting on a show during an uber ride.t recognize even when he performed one of his biggest hits. ♪ and it feels like ♪ ♪ the whole wide world ♪ ♪ is raining down on you ♪ ♪ brought to you courtesy ♪ ♪ of the red, white and blue ♪ ♪. will: that answers my question, they were driver had no idea it was toby keith. he put on to pop-up shows and his home state of oklahoma after canceling due to stomach cancer. those are your headlines. let's check in with adam klotz for a "fox weather" forecast. >> we are looking at another really hot day unless you live in the east where you could deal with heavy rain. this is what it looks like early this morning 80 degrees in new york city. the east coast one of the warmest spot as we speak nearly 80 degrees in miami, new york city feeling very warm but rain showers are sweeping through, we've seen big rounds, every one of the little green boxes is a flash flood warning currently in place and flash flood watches her after stretching across the entire interior of new england that's inattenti