it all together for kratz.e believed 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. >> 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 have what you have. it was all coming together in bits and pieces. >> he and his team kept digging until they got a big lead. >> have a seat. >> in march 2006, four months after teresa's murder, tom fassbender and his partner spoke with avery's 16-year-old nephew in a series of highly scrutinized interviews. what was your opinion of brendan dassey? >> a shy kid, somewhat introverted. >> but once he opened up, the details he revealed would stun investigators. >> what else did he do to her? >> raped her. >> did he tell you that? >> fassbender says dassey described a brutal scene. on that halloween

kratz say the summary of the report painted too rosy a picture -- democrats say the summary of the reportainted too rosy a picture. >> when the attorneyey general released his report, democrats demanded to see the original document by robert mueller. , was he repeating the original conclusion or was he repainting the narrative or a meeting -- or omitting key details? the judiciary has redacted sensitive information contained in it. references t to ongoing cases, others in the works, as well as intelligence gathering methods and the e names of third partie. confidential information that cannot be released. had they taken out too much or omitted damamaging elements that could hurt the president's reputation? textuantity of blocked out will be closely watched. as will the section on obstruction of justice. william barr determined trump did not break any laws and there was insufficient evidence of obstruction. for the democrats, the head of the judiciary is trying to spend the narrative. >> he is trying to bake in the narrative about the report. preparingts have been subpoenas. as they roll u

decision making now emanuel macron has promised that he also promised that there would be more of europe kratz more officials more parliamentarians traveling out from paris to the countryside to speak to people there with are not at the end of the day that will be enough that's really tough question because let's look back last december he already put on the table so ten million euros worth of your texan could takes decreases they reduced the tax on do fuels he also made it a one off payment to the lower income bracket so if there's still no happy it's going to be difficult to see how this reform package that he's offering that he also said tonight he was going to push ahead with how they are going to think that this is any improvement the chicory on those people who came out of the stuff the working poor the people who are on the twenty fifth of each month look at their pay packets and realize they're not going to make it into the months gathered how does the notre dame fire in the pledges of hundreds of millions of euros figure into this story did it help or hurt. i think at the end of the d

emma kratz are coming to her aid. >> a right-wing government in israel. >> i wouldn't even put thosen the same category. >> nancy pelosi talking about omar earlier today in london. >> do you think as some in your own party, as you yourself defended congresswoman omar. >> i'm traveling there. >> reporter: nancy pelosi made no secret. and factions that include omar and alexandria ocasio cortez. >> that group on one side. >> the progressive group. >> following that 60 minutes interview filmmaker michael moore decided to sweet and criticize nancy pelosi, nobody likes giving up power and they never see the writing on the wall. no one has the heart to tell them they in their tired privileged ways are over. nancy pelosi announced an increase in security for congresswoman omar following donald trump's tweet. the congresswoman says she received death threats tweeting we are all-americans, this is endangering lives, it has to stop. >> reporter: thank you very much. shannon: they are called bombshell texts from the state attorney, and a real news roundup. kim fox never actually recused herself

eric kratz, the head scratcher for the usually calm bruce bochy. silly devola still a 1-1 game. final, he deserved better. the giants are 4 and 9 so far. you have to slide it home play. >>> in the meantime, the masters, tradition, history and pretension. you have a good weekend of golf. they did the annual par 3 tournament, absolute legends that bring the little guys out there, they are working on their swing. he is not even two years old. he put two cans on the thing. this is gary woodland's son with a nice, just learn to tap in. you have to tap in . >> he has to work on his tap in there. >> there were 4 holes in one today but this tops it. jordan steves with a -- >> i have never seen that before . >> that is a trick shot he has worked on and it kind of curls back. matt wallace on the par 3 event . >> look at that . >> it goes near the cup . >> you know the tradition. whoever wins the par 3 event never winds the masters. i will tell you what worcester wallace says. >>> check this out, dog lovers will love fin the bad dog for the minor-league team in las vegas. he fetches and br

there's now almost a complete vt the top of dhs in all of the key and core areas which means the barr kratzng the time to refill the positions. that's not going to help anything either. the smart political strategy is to turn around and put the finger at the body that has done the damage and that is congress, which has totally abdi kateed hits duty to fix asylum laws and other aspects of immigration over the decades. the road black has been democrats who decided they will not work with this president on anything. if he were to point that out day after day and link it to the crisis at the border, he would be doing himself a lot better political help. paul: do you agree with that, mary? >> i do. i also think he needs the to do something more immediately and if he -- during his state of the union -- paul: who would that be? >> during the state of the union he said i'm in favor of legal immigration, lots of you -- lots of legal immigration. he could say to the people who want to come into this country, if you try to cross and claim these asylum laws and we have to return you -- because he is re

. >> eric kratz, giving the jeents the 3-2 victory ending the 5:35 marathon at 12:50 this morning it and the two teams will be back at it in a few hours. madison baumgartner and the as are in arlington to face the rangers and that game starts at 5:05. the warriors opened the playoffs at oracle arena against the clippers and if you're not going to the game you can watch it on abc 7 and coverage beiissue beg 5:00 p.m. >> anthony flores has the highlights in this morning's sports. >> good morning, everyone. a wild shootout at the tank. six goals scored between the sharks and golden knights and that was just in the first period. game two in the best of seven series and john lynch, the honorary pregame door opener and vegas scored three times in the first six minutes of the game and a brutal start for martin jones and he was pulled for aaron dell, and joe pawelski, and they get a second goal just 40 seconds later and then the final minute of the first, joe thornton scoops it home and a remarkable comeback and it's tied at 3 after a period. vegas takes the lead back on the power play goal

democrats kratz were trying to talks about obstruct justice.narrative, getting staff members to say certain things or do certain things. if he wants to double down, i'm innocent of collusion but i'm tough on russia which he hasn't been in rhetoric tough on russia. charles: his actions have. >> his actions have, not his rhetoric. people get confused who don't follow day in day out. charles: we have less than minute to go. i'm talking to folks particularly people who understand opinions. russia saw vulnerability in this country. no one is talking about that vulnerability, whether race, class. we have serious issues we need to start to think about. we don't have to worry about russia trying to sway the election if there wasn't this much animosity in our country. >> exactly. that is interesting. they're trying to prop up bernie sanders as well. that is another thing that we learned from the report. we do have major issue. the fact we can use big tech, social media, to be divide people with the ads put out there. there is problem what do you do with

and he says, all you progressive era kratz make me sick, you bought this house for $8,000 and it is now worth a lot of money because people like us are building things in silicon valley and creating things and wealth and value and making products for the whole world in doing this incredible thing and all you can think of is your zoning. and i didn't know you were allowed to say that on tv. [laughter] someone wants to know how well you get along in hollywood. mr. long: i'm great. people know my beliefs, i guess. theymay feel sorry for me, may think i'm weird, whatever, but mostly they know, mostly people in hollywood are very open, kind of interested, and they engage in a very civil level. when we started ricochet, we wanted to create a civil place where people talk to each other. and i found that in hollywood between me and people on the left. i am much more comfortable being whatever they call me, rhino, squish, whatever i am, then i would be in an american university. [crowd murmuring] can you imagine that? that must be really hard. host: late-night shows used to be funny and now they

i think it makes them look like a bunch of hama kratz -- hypocrites.espondingrats only to these accusations, allegations to the personal -- about allegations of contact. caller: good morning, pedro. this isunderstand why being made such a big deal. joe biden, to me, seems to be a very good man. it is a generational thing if joe biden would like to hug someone, he is not, and sorry for this, he is not grabbing somebody by their crotch like our current president has done. i really don't understand why the media is making such a big deal out of this. he appreciates people. host: what do you think about the women who have brought these allegations to light? caller: i really think. excuse me. i really think that these ladies exertive.over it should not be a thing. one lady accused him of smelling her hair. he had his hands on her shoulders, that is not a sexual advance. i just don't understand it. i think they are making too big a deal out of this and may be the me too movement is getting .ver exaggerated i really don't think something like that should happ

i voted for emma kratz and republicans. -- democrats and republicans.roud our democrat -- president did not collude with russia. thank goodness those people had integrity and did not lie. there is some good in this report, but we just have to, i wish republicans would see the truth and say he did this, we accepted, and let's go on. host: what did you think of the fact mr. mueller did not make a final call on the obstruction side? caller: that is the problem. i think he should have and i can see his stance. there is a reason he must have done it. if democrats keep pursuing this, somebody else said there are so many other things going on and so many other things trump is doing. trying to take billions of dollars away from medicare and medicaid and dumping things into streams with the epa. i wish the media would start focusing on some of the terrible things he really is doing because this is going to go on forever. host: we will hear from chicago, illinois, next. caller: this is john. god bless mueller. pedro, you ask too many questions. there is an old sa

journey which will be the one to save europe because the ones drowning the european dream are the pira kratz and the bankers who have been governing europe for too long in french i want to cause a bit of we are not aiming to lose or just participate our goal is to vent and change the rules of europe and for sure there will be many other people who will join. israel has closed all crossings from guards there in the occupied west bank for twenty four hours ahead of tuesday's general election israelis will be voting on whether to give benjamin netanyahu another term as prime minister it's expected to be a tight race with his main challenger benny gantz forces more now from west jerusalem . on the last day of campaigning benjamin netanyahu turned to a familiar closing argument the mortal danger facing his likud party's right wing government may or will there be hours very late at the moment we are behind a few seats lapping gats are leading the only way to close the gap and ensure with certainty about the could will form the next government that have a big record bring all the people. who says i

barr has said he will provide a redacted version of the nearly four hundred page report but them a kratznt the whole thing was looking into allegations that the trim campaign with russia during the two thousand and sixteen presidential election our says the special counsel found no evidence of collusion but also didn't exonerate trump obstruction of justice democrats say congress should the side if there was any wrongdoing will the u.s. house of representatives is also investigating claims that trump's administration is handed out questionable security clearances to twenty five individuals against the advice of security advisers it comes after one of those advisers turned whistleblower and handed over evidence to the house oversight committee our white house correspondent kimberly halkett has the details. the whistleblower is an eighteen year veteran of the white house working in security protocols as security clearances under both democratic as well as republican administrations she is alleging that this administration under u.s. president donald trump has been granting security clearan