it all came together for kratz.ery 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. andrea canning (voiceover): but as he continued to investigate the case, kratz had a problem. andrea canning: you still didn't know how she was killed, exactly where she was killed. was that bothering you? yes. but sometimes, you know, you have what you have. it was all coming together in bits and pieces. andrea canning (voiceover): he and his team kept digging until they got a big lead. man: why don't you just have a seat, brendan. andrea canning (voiceover): 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. andrea canning (voiceover): but once he opened up, the detai

and countries that are run by crypto kratz and oligarchs and criminal organizations. we obviously need to make sure that the united states does not become a safe haven for those klepto kratz, autocrats, and criminals. there's a motive for them to penetrate our rule of law side of the clash. if you are an allograft -- oligarch or international criminal, one of the things that's most important to you is to hide the stuff you stole. your loop. you don't want to jeopardize your loot by leaving it in a corrupt country. the next bigger fish will come along and steal it from you just the way you stole it yourself. so you need to hide somewhere behind rule of law. you need to hide rule of law somehow anonymously. unfortunately, the united states and other countries on the rule of law side of that clash and up giving aid and comfort to our enemies by helping them in that task of hiding their stolen assets. this concern was made pretty clear by secretary yellen. she said, there's a good argument that the best place to hide and launder ill-gotten gains is actually the united sta

. >> kratz on the senate judiciary committee delayed a vote. chuck grassley intense the hold of old until next week. the session is just under 20 minutes. [gavel] chair grassley: good morning. today's markup will be brief. so i'll get right down to business. on our agenda we've got three administrative committee matters. and one nomination listed. the minority as well as myself has exercised their right and my right under the committee rules to hold over the nomination of kash patel to be director of the f.b.i. so that nomination is held over. before we turn to administrative matters, i'd like to point out that committee democrats are establishing a double standard by forcing us to meet this morning. last congress republicans routinely required the committee to meet in person -- did not require the committee to meet in person just to hold over nominations. republicans extended this courtesy at least 17 times last congress, even when very controversial nominees were on the agenda. hen very controversial nominees were on the agenda. but now that

. >> emme kratz protested his nomination through the night. >> he's on a mission to get the federal government and is the chief architect of the controversial hargett 2025 plan. for the pbs news hour, lower burrell lopez. geoff: we start the day's other headlines with college sports. the ncaa updating his transgender policy to limit women's competition to athletes who were assigned as female at birth. the change comes a day after president trump signed an executive order aimed at banning transgender athletes from from girls and women sports. the policy is effective immediately and applies to all 500,000 ncaa athletes across the organization's 1200 schools. prior to the change, eligibility was based on rules set by each sports national or international governing body. president trump signed an executive order this afternoon sanctioning the international criminal court. the measure includes freezing assets of employees who work on icc investigations of the u.s. citizens, or allies such as israel. it also block them from traveling to the u.s. the move comes as the israeli prime minister is visiti