it all came together for kratz.lieves avery had developed a deep resentment of women which had started with his wrongful conviction, and had only grown over the years. >> he has no remorse for his behavior, feels incredibly entitled. >> reporter: but as he continued to investigate the case, kratz had a problem. >> you still didn't know how she was killed, exactly where she was killed. was that bothering you? >> yes, but sometimes you -- you know, you have what you have. it was all coming together in -- in, bits and pieces. >> reporter: he and his team kept digging until they got a big lead. >> why don't you just have a seat, brendan? >> reporter: in march, 2006, four months after teresa's murder, tom fassbender and his partner, mark wiegert, spoke with avery's 16-year-old nephew, brendan dassey, in a series of now highly scrutinized interviews. >> what was your first impression of brendan dassey? >> a shy kid, somewhat introverted. >> reporter: but once he opened up, the details he revealed would stun investigators.

. >> dem craments kratz planningnt all night protest againsts t ag betsy de vos to be the secretary of education.. >> ronica cleary live with more on thisa cl one, as it is s going on, what's going >> protest going on right now, across the street from the capitol. and i have senator warner heree , from virginia, to talk to us little bit about the democrats holding the floorg th for the night to protest betsy b de vos nomination, to try totry get that one vote that you need to keep her from getting this nomination. tell me about that. >> well, it the not only democrats, two republicans rep fighting with us, ir i've had 41,000 contacts, emails, calls from virginians expressingssin concern about this nomination. if somebody supports, i don'ts,i see, though, from mr. vos a basic knowledge of education policy. she didn't understand about dollars need about special ed student, keeping guns out of schoolment didn't understanded that was federal law. and we've seen an un -- un complete lack every under standing about how you measure progress, in school. so, i'm joining with 50 other senators i

debra kratz. >> we know that there's about 38% of our population here in north philadelphia that actuallylood pressure. and we know that about 12 and a half% have never had their blood pressure check. >> reporter: it goes deeper than diet. family history and non-compliance. according to the director of u penn's clinical research renal division. >> african-americans have more severe hypertension in general. they get hypertension at a younger age. they have a higher incidents of chronic kidney disease and about four times higher incidents than caucasian parents on dialysis. >> sleep apnea is good reason. there's a lot of sleep apnea in the population. >> the american heart association is pushing for mr. research trying to unravel the remaining mysteries as to why one group continues to suffer so much. >> if you can see the yellow -- >> senior clinical research nurse robin knew bauer complaining the trial procedure spencer took part in a year ago. >> said they were going to put dry in. >> they're in the middle of three-year blind study to treat resistant hypertension. this one is fund by med

. >> reporter: it's not just republicans the nation's most vulnerable deck kratz like claire rah mccaskillp for re-election in 2018 are avoiding town hall meetings as well n new york, bryan llenas, fox news. >>> ton night democrats have chosen a new leader following a big loss in november's presidential election. tom perez the labor secretary under president obama has been elected to the democrat's new party chairman. he won over keith ellison a congressman from minnesota. perez has vowed to fight president donald trump. he says democrats need to capitalize on the widespread opposition to the president rebuilding the party at the local level and the national level. >>> a controversial move tonight by pope francis. the pontiff is reducing sanctions for accused pedophile priests. this move by the pope is causing survivors of abuse and even some of his own advisers some concern tonight. he had quietly reduced sanctions against a handful of priests who were seeking mercy after being accuseaccused of sexually abusig children. church officials say that the priest who have been granted reduced sa

his confirmation came despite fierce opposition from environmentalists, senate the kratz, -- senate democrats and , members of the epa itself, who say they fear pruitt will suppress scientific findings and undermine their work, and that the trump administration might even seek to abolish the epa entirely. as oklahoma attorney general, pruitt sued the epa 14 times. his confirmation and swearing-in came only one day after a district judge ordered pruitt's former office to release thousands of pages of correspondence with oil, coal, and gas companies. trump met with four possible candidates for national security adviser over the weekend. former ambassador to the united nations john bolton, lieutenant general h.r. mcmaster, lieutenant general robert caslen, jr., and retired general keith kellogg, who is currently serving as acting national security adviser. the meetings came after general flynn resigned from the post last week over his december phone call discussing sanctions with the russian ambassador. and trump's top pick for his replacement, retired vice admiral robert harward, turned down th

emma kratz this week in the house judiciary committee vote on a resolution of inquiry for my colleague that will begin investigations into the trump administration's conflict of interest and ties to russia. republicans likely to block this effort but they have to explain if they do. in the same vein, many have offered legislation that will require president trump to release his taxes thereby offering a full picture of his finances and sources of conflicts, the task force is making plans to go outside the beltway, holding hearings across the country on these issues and allowing americans of all political stripes to learn more about risks that we face, the paper you released today will be very important to that effort. finally we are working daily with our standing committees in the house and partners in the senate to monitor emerging risks and seek answers from the administration when appropriate. president trump promises to give power back to the powerless and have a voice to the voiceless. americans must insist that he follow through on that promise and if he doesn't follow through th

some of them are calling it intolerable and hostile, one senator saying that emma kratz showed the samewn to them largely. gorsuch has maintained a neutral tone. he has to do that. we know what donald trump wings they should do. press the red button. is the leadership in the senate of the republicans, are they indicating that might be a possibility? it's certainly a possibility. it's called the nuclear option. it would include changing the rules if the democrats try to filibuster the nomination. we had democrats boycotting confirmation meetings and committee confirmation meetings and committee confirmation meetings and committee confirmation meetings that the secretary of treasury, of health. usually it requires one democrat to be in the committee meeting for the nominations to be approved and go to the senate, so republicans changed roles there, so certainly tensions are rising, but the controversy will remain over gorsuch. thank you, outside washington. the inquests into the deaths of 30 british people who were killed in tunisia have heard how three generations of the same family were

emma kratz aren't convinced. in a blistering twitter attack senator ebba elizabeth warren said... made some outspoken comments of his own. judge neil gorsuch was apparently unhappy with john's criticism of the judge who suspended his travel ban, expressing his displeasure to a democratic senator. he expressed to me that he is disheartened by the tomorrow rising, a par and comments made by president trump, about the judiciary. that may win neil gorsuch some support as they prepare for his confirmation process. but will also bea confirmation process. but will also be a tough battle, as democrats do all they can to obstruct mr trump's agenda. despite president trump's enthusiastic participation, shares in the social networking site twitter have fallen more than 10%, as the company reported its slowest quarterly revenue growth since going public. the president's daily tweets did little to boost users or ad income, as the company reported a loss of a $167 million in the final three months of 2016, which is close to double the amount they lost in the same period a year earlier. this is

and the tit for tat that happens in these kinds of settings when a country like iran, theo kratz who run the country rely on external enemies, they want to tell their people, and what he is saying is all of our people who gathered together to fight you, meaning great satan of america, so they have to ratchet up their rhetoric and can in return. the question that we are going to find out now is is a sincere, or do they want this to go away? do they really want is to go away? >> when you say they, who do you mean? >> the government of iran, did they just want this to go away and will this be empty talk, or as we see the uss cole now seeming for the coast by ron, are we going to escalate, escalate, escalate, or are we going to talk? >> before we move on, we don't want to freak people out. you don't want people to be fearful of this, but why is it is necessary? >> well, the president exits necessary because he believes, as he says simply stated in his tweet, that iran got the better of the united states in a nuclear deal, and he wants to establish that he takes a dim view of the country

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dissentple, the famous is united states versus kratz, 1973. the majority rejects the due process challenge for someone seeking bankruptcy. it is likel the butt of a joke. you did not have the money to file bankruptcy? they said this is an installment plan the court offers so people can pay the installment fee spread out over time. it adds up to being weekly not much more than two packs of cigarettes and a little less than a movie. in his dissent, justice marshall said it is perfectly proper for judges to disagree about what the constitution requires. but it is disgraceful for an interpretation of the constitution to be premised on an unfounded assumption about how people live. and then he went on to explain what that amount of money meant to a poor person. whatis just an example of he would do over and over again in his dissents. he would highlight the details of actual life. just bear with me. soead all of the dissents, you are going to hear he dissented and identified the experiences of poor people, prisoners, minors, older people, minority

me, like most of a kratz across the country and like most americans, a really satisfied with the factillion people who didn't have health insurance before the law was passed now do. one of the things you're seeing in a town hall meetings is the stories of people that have to suffer through the system when there wasn't adequate health care coverage. there are now facing the prospect of that coming back. it is satisfying to see. hopefully, that will be preserved. david: we will go where secretary of state and mexican foreign secretary are making statements. they are speaking right now. >> i would really like to thank secretary tillerson and secretary kelly. their presence here in mexico at a moment where we have notorious differences. the best way to solve them is through dialogue. an honest dialogue, a clear dialogue. nationse between two that have deep bonds and friendship, closeness, and of course, this society. had a dialogue. we acknowledge this is a long-term process and it won't be necessary. steps.ay, we took some and the first one is the need to continue working. continuing our

ken kratz, who prosecuted the case, is pushing back with a new book. "avery."that steven avery will walk free one day? >> i don't. the case against steven avery is and was presented very, very well. >> reporter: tonight, co-lead investigator, tom fassbender, speaks to "dateline" in his first television interview. he said they had it out for me. >> i never absolutely saw that. never saw that from anyone. i can go on and on about the planting defense and how absurd it is. fassbender and his partner have been accused of extracting a false confession from avery's teenage nephew. accused of feeding him information about the crime. >> i'm going to ask you, who sh h >> why can't you tell us that? >> because i couldn't think of it. >> reporter: his attorney. >> those officers wanted that information in the worst way. and they got it in the worst way. but feeding it straight to brendan. >> reporter: what do you say to people who were yelling at their tvs because they didn't like the job that you did? >> just that it's easy to armchair quarterback. we didn't try to manip

you could pick off moderate emma kratz for a deal that includes infrastructure, the better off you areg between the lines of what you are saying and i think you are saying that border tax has got to go. that is a nonstarter on the deal. >> that is my strong suspicion. with all the heavy lifting with regard to taxes and immigration and heavy lifting with regard to obamacare and everything else you want to do. there is only so much you can get done and to the extent you can get a good deal done because the bottom line is this is about growth. if we had two -- 3% growth, hillary clinton would have been president, president trump kicked off the working-class democrats because of one and a half% growth. he can point to growth at 21/2% to be reelected. stuart: last statement from me, if you don't get tax reform this year and if you don't get an infrastructure plan, republicans in 2018 are toast and so is the trump stock market rally. you agree with that? >> if i do. it will be hard to go to the base and say you gave us what we asked for yet you didn't deliver, where is your credibility? i do

of all of that, that republicans are calling on this, not just him a kratz?cause donald j. trump was elected president of the united states and commander-in-chief. he makes the decision on how he thinks it is best to deal with russia, iran, north korea, nato. it's his decision. he was elected president. congressman or senator's should not be second-guessing the president. it is his decision with his advisers, working with the secretary of defense and others. if he decides he wants to do this or that with iran, it is his purview as commander-in-chief. these senators need to go do their job and let the president of the united states do his job. their criticism hurt the republican controlled ability -- does all this noise hurt their ability to pass president trump's agenda? >> i don't think so. ,'m on the health subcommittee and ways and means is far down the road on tax reform. we need to get repeal and replace done first and then we will move to tax reform. we are all talking about infrastructure. there are separate committees moving the ball forward. the othe