john lewin went to the hearing, too.oo fresh in his mind. >> i understand the law is the law and they have to look at parole for him. this man is a threat to me. he's a threat, more importantly, to my family. this is not personal in terms of any vendetta or about being right. this is about public safety and protecting those of us who sacrifice a lot to do the jobs we do, whether you're police officers or prosecutors or judges. >> reporter: cameras weren't allowed inside the hearing as the commissioners began asking bradford about the brutal murder he committed. >> for the first time in 30 years, i heard my father admit to killing my mom. >> reporter: wow. >> honestly, i think my brother and i were so shocked that he admitted it that we were both just speechless. >> reporter: however, there's a reason for doing such a thing, which is he has a chance to get paroled. >> yes, he did. however, the way he went about admitting it was very unique. the commissioner was asking about where is joan, your ex-wife, now? he stops and g

county deputy district attorney john lewin. >> what made this case different?love cases where you have a very good idea who the suspect is but it's a question of kind of putting the evidence together. so circumstantial cases where you have high motive, but you're looking at lots of little facts and seeing, okay, what can you turn this into. >> it would take three years for the case against erwin howard to come to trial. cameras were not present in the courtroom that day when trial began in the fall of 2008. john lewin laid out his case in a devastatingly thorough 2 1/2-hour-long powerpoint presentation to the jury. >> opening statements are like a check. i'm writing a check, the jury hears it, and if i do my job right after opening all they're waiting to see is if there are funds in the bank. >> in other words, if you deliver during your case what you say you're going to deliver in the opening statement, you'll get a conviction? >> that's my hope. >> but never in this prosecutor's wildest dreams did he believe his opening statement would have the effect it did

lewin, thank you all so much. >>> still to come tonight, a proud boy at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. was the leader of the extremist group invited? >>> plus, a supreme loss. did america's high court just hand donald trump a final blow in his bid to upend the election? >>> and the clock is ticking for congress to pass more relief for the millions of americans who need it. a member of congress on where negotiations stand ahead on "american voices." we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa we started by making the cloud easier to manage. but we didn't stop there. we made a cloud flexible enough to adapt to any size business. no matter what it does, or how it changes.

calvert—lewin brought everton level though on the stroke of half—time — burnley remain in the bottomhe cause. we are still going right to the end. i am really pleased with that. we are just slowly but surely getting back to what we are. we know it can be effective, or effective enough in the premier league. we do obviously have to turn draws into wins, etc. there have been some good signs over the last five or six games. elsewhere in the premier league today manchester city have just kicked off against fulham where its currently 1—0, raheem sterling with the early goal. chelsea face leeds at eight o'clock. and before that there'll be fans back in the ground as west ham take on manchester united. it has been really strange not to have fans. i do not know is if is going to be even stranger only having 2000 and a 60,000 plus stadium. ican having 2000 and a 60,000 plus stadium. i can tell you exactly, but overall it is great to have football supporters. i am sure there will be some people out there disappointed they cannot get a ticketjust now, but there will be others out there who are

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more than 30 hispanic lawmakers are urging him to see lewin gresham, she has the necessary skills ascretary of health and human services. members of the caucus are urging biden to consider a -- the civil rights group is requesting a meeting with biden to ensure proper representation in the cabinet. the first wave of biden's nominees and top advisers have been filled with barrier breaking choices. yet civil rights leaders are calling for more diversity in the top cabinet post. namely attorney general. >> the full diversity of the cabinet will become clear once everyone is announced and it's premature to judge it now. that is not stopping civil rights groups for calling for a meeting with president-elect joe biden to discuss all of this. seven civil rights groups, including the naacp have asked for that meeting, and so far one has not been scheduled. jeff zeleny, cnn, wilmington, delaware. >>> on friday, our jake tapper will sit down with u.s. president-elect joe biden and vice president-elect kamala harris. it will be their first joint interview since they won the white house. viewers

their titles, their bank locations. >> prosecutor lewin believed these were the next victims.ant in hand, fbi agents and lewin spent thanksgiving day and black friday in 2015 in the smokey mountains at a house called southern comfort. there they found evidence of a sophisticated criminal enterprise. and evidence that would finally reveal who that mystery woman was. the woman who wanted milk for her baby. so agents, who is this? >>> coming up -- the answer. >> over $1,500 apiece to purchase the masks. >> they were so into deception and red herrings. >> and warnings. >> be careful what you put out for the world to see. you have no idea who will be able to access that. >> the baby picture is out there. >> the baby picture is out there. >> when "a villainous plan" continues. >> when "a villainous plan" continues. [ engines revving ] ♪ it's amazing to see them in the wild like th-- shhh. [ engine revs ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. stand up to moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. and take. it. on... ...with rinvoq. rinvoq a once-daily pill... ...can dra

biden over the finishing lewin before that story could do him any harm. now it seems safe.they say to allow people to read and hear about hunter biden now. this week we learned that the president-elect's son is facing criminal investigation over tax issues. the investigation was sparked in part by reports of suspicious activity filed by a bank that handled foreign transactions related to biden. it's not known what the foreign transactions were or whether they were connected to the younger mr. biden's involvement in that china deal. that was the one that the media didn't want you to know about. insisting biden sr. knew nothing about them, though this is challenged by hunter's business partner at the time. what's not in dispute is that the son of the next president of the united states has been peddling influence for years, often to powerful foreign entities. and here's the real irony in all this. the media and big tech tried to up press the story when it broke just before the election because it was supposedly a russian disinformation campaign. and to cover it, they said, wo

continuing to engage in crime see their criminal earns increase on an average by a $1000.00 a year jodie lewin is the executive director of the prison university project there are thousands and thousands of people in the system all they want is the opportunity to get a good education and to be hired by somebody where they can have a job where they have a meaningful work and in a livable wage in the late eighty's early ninety's there were python 350 programs in the prison system nationwide i took my dad's advice been saying for a long time look for some computer training is there any computer training in there because he knows you know i finally when i got to san quentin i said do you have any any computer training so it was great because i mean. those who know the least obey the best you know and there's this rebellious kind of spirit in their stand still a big client 1st of all right now so there's this rebelliousness you know i could actually size my brain they can't stop you from doing that so we really got this cried about our education particularly in that particular programming class and

the premier league's top scorer, dominic calvert—lewin, with the equaliser.n the scottish premiership play this afternoon. rangers going in with an 11—point lead over celtic. hibs are nowjust a point behind them after a 3—0 win at motherwell. stephen mcginn with their third. you can find more on all yesteday‘s fixtures on the bbc sport website. millwall players have described their "hurt" and "anger" at the behaviour of some of their fans yesterday after a section booed when players took the knee to protest against discrimination. the fa and derby manager wayne rooney also condemned their actions. rooney said he was pleased with the way his players dealt with it. manchester united's women are still unbeaten in the wsl they are four points clear at the top of the table after goals from leah galton and ella toone gave them a 2—0 win over aston villa, who are second from bottom. you can catch up with all the action on the women's football show on bbc one at 11.50pm tonight. england take on france in the final of rugby union's autumn nations cup this afternoon, a

dominic calvert—lewin brought everton level though on the stroke of halftime — burnley remain in thers giving a lot to the cause. we are still going right to the end. i am really pleased with that. we are just slowly but surely getting back to what we are. we know it can be effective, or effective enough in the premier league. we are getting fitter, we are getting stronger. we do obviously have to turn draws into wins, etc. there have been some good signs over the last five or six games. lam i am positive because they showed good spirit. good spirit from my team. of course it will be a difficult game, but every game is difficult. there is no easy game in the premier league. we did not think before this game that it was easy. to play here is really tough, to play against burnley is really tough. elsewhere in the premier league — the second half is under way at the etihad where manchester city lead fulham 2—0. goals from raheem stirling and kevin de bruyne — that makes 400 goals for city under pep guardiola. chelsea face leeds at 8 o'clock. and before that there'll be fans back in the

and from what we know today as shellshocked, ptsd, kurt lewin's psychological analysis probably makes sense. we find the border between a war landscape and a peace landscape overlaps or vanishes entirely. so here is our war landscape, a german soldier looking out over the western front. how different is that from a young boy looking out over the eroded lands on the american prairies. how different is it from what these lumberjacks are seeing? here we find french soldiers under fire on the western front, and mexican oil workers there. crossing these landscapes created unease in some less obvious ways. the war simultaneously opened and closed frontiers. some efforts were linked to empire building agendas, others were part of capitalistic schemes, all extended state or corporate control over the natural world in some way. heavily dependent on dominions for energy, europe met its increasing war demands through the settler societies in colonial landscapes. these societies used imperial energy needs to extend systems of colonial control over frontier lands and indigenous populations. what t

now, there's a silver lewining to that which is as we have recount and contest litigation pending intates, on election day donald trump won a significant majority of the people who cast in-person ballots on election day. of the early vote and the mail-in vote, biden won a significant majority. the silver lining is that historically mail-in votes get excluded in a recount, get rejected in litigation much more frequently than in-person votes because they're more often subject to fraud, they're more often they don't meet the legal standards. what that means is if the litigation moves forward, there's some real possibility that we will see the vote totals for joe biden go down as the legal votes are excluded, and that's what the judicial process is meant to determine and what i expect it will be determining in the coming weeks. lou: isn't there a collision here between the requirement for a uniform -- among the states -- a uniform federal election day and early voting, mail-in balloting, however you want to style it or term it? that just seems to fly in the face of giving the power of th

and from what we know today, of shell-shocked, now known as ptsd, lewin psychological analysis, that made sense. from an environmental perspective, though, we find the border between a war landscape and apiece landscape overlaps, or vanishes entirely. here is our war landscape, a german soldier looking out over the western front. how different is it from a young boy looking out over these eroded lands in the american prairies? how different is it from what these lumberjacks are seeing? here, we find french soldiers under fire on the western front, and mexican oil workers there along the coast. crossing these landscapes, that cross between a war landscape and peace landscape created unease and some less obvious ways. the war simultaneously opened and closed frontiers. some of these efforts were linked to empire building agendas, others were part of capitalist extremes. all of them extended state or corporate control over the natural world in some way. we heavily dependent on dominions for energy, europe meant its increasing or demands only through these settler does societies, through

>> i've told folks that i'll be the first in lewin when i'm able to get in line because of either myeverybody else to make certain that they keep track of when they're eligible to be able to get the vaccine and make certain that we do so. for the vast majority of the population, that's the way that we, again, return to some sense of normalcy. in terms of which vaccine, as long as the fka continues -- fda continues their ] e and the activities that the cdc has done, incredible work to be able to give us the confidence that these vaccines refect i, not jutte safe, but effective, then i'll take whichever vaccine available at the time. eric: all right. there's the prescription from dr. tom price who's the former secretary of the health and human services agency su. dr. price, good to see you. thank you. >> thank you, eric, talk careful merry christmas to you. eric: to you to, sir, and to all of our viewers. we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ smooth driving pays off. ♪ with allstate, the safer you drive the more you save. ♪ you never been in better hands. allstate. click or call for a quote today.

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two of the pending vaccine candidates, they'll be ready to be add mored to those who will be fist in lewins said that should be our health care professionals and our seniors that are living in assisted living facilities. of. arthel: and once we get past those checkpoints, if you will, what tube of coordination needs to take place, you know, before it's going to get to where we would end up taking it. what sort of coordinate nation has to talk place for the drug smoothly, and is the problem logistics or equipment, or is there a bit of both? >> there's a bit of both, and let's not forget the politics as well. we've been on the phone at the technology and innovation organization with governors across the country, and it's amazing to see how uniform they are in their dedication to make sure that they are doing everything they can to resource vaccine distribution frontally, to make sure it gets both to rural and urban communities everywhere it's needed. and so everyone rolling up their sleeves, and we're seeing a lot of american collaboration to try to make sure when the vaccine becomes availab

and now they ignore massive human rights violations in china in order to protect their bottom lewin.hey have become a national disgrace, an embarrassment to everything this nation stands for. shame on the chamber of commerce, the business round table and all of corporate america who support their positions on human rights in china. for shame. >>> up next, president trump promises to give it his all in the battle for the white house. attorney sidney powell is doing that every day. she joins us next with that and much more. stay with us, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ we made usaa insurance for members like martin. an air force veteran made of doing what's right, not what's easy. so when a hailstorm hit, usaa reached out before he could even inspect the damage. that's how you do it right. usaa insurance is made just the way martin's family needs it with hassle-free claims, he got paid before his neighbor even got started. because doing right by our members, that's what's right. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. ♪ usaa how did you know? mom...that was taken at the farm. it was in thi

your lewin is open. your line is open. [inaudible conversations] >> if you're talking, we can't hear you. >> sorry. can you hear me now? >> yes. >> okay, thank you. so when will vaccination of long-term care facilities begin, and if not until the 21st, why wait a week to start those vaccinations? >> general, doou want to -- >> yes, please. so, thank you. of course, we're working through the states' plans, right? and the guidance that was put out was long-term health care facilities/nursing homes is one priority but as wells the first-line medical persoel who are out there. so allocations for vaccines went out to the states to locations that ty directed, and theyre identifying inhose populations who is first. here's what we d know, we know that several states are aeady going -- have already tablished and going into long-term health care facilities, they'll go in there is week. we know that cdc in collaboration with cvs, walgreens and the states created a very elaborate campaign strategy for execution into the long-term heal

our outlook might be to see a little bit of a soft patch in the economy -- charles: but the bottom lewin- bottom line is we shouldn't be selling, let's ride out the soft patch because with i herald you say 2021 is going to be fantastic. bethe surface, i cannot -- beneath the surface i cannot believe the stocks that are exploding. i i think the last hour of trading, or liz claman, going to be explosive. liz: yeah, it sure is, charles, for a couple of reasons. we've got two major stories breaking at this hour. the pfizer and biontech coronavirus vaccine that's already being deployed in the u.k. and canada awaits emergency use authorization here in the u.s. and breaking news on the airbnb ipo, it is the most actively traded stock as we head into the final hour of trade. we've got our eye on the clock because at any moment the food and drug administration's advisory panel will begin the meeting that will end in a yea or nay on approving pfizer's covid vaccine. former health and human services secretary governor tom price is about to tell us the odds that the

and now they ignore massive human rights violations in china in order to protect their bottom lewin.hey have become a national disgrace, an embarrassment to everything this nation stands for. shame on the chamber of commerce, the business round table and all of corporate america who support their positions on human rights in china. for shame. >>> up next, president trump promises to give it his all in the battle for the white house. attorney sidney powell is doing that every day. she joins us next with that and much more. stay with us, we'll be right back. ♪ ♪ [ thunder rumbles ] [ engine rumbling ] ♪ [ beeping ] [ engine revs ] ♪ uh, you know there's a 30-minute limit, right? tell that to the rain. [ beeping ] for those who were born to ride, there's progressive. i've been involved in. communications in the media for 45 years. i've been taking prevagen on a regular basis for at least eight years. for me, the greatest benefit over the years has been that prevagen seems to help me recall things and also think more clearly. and i enthusiastically recommend prevagen. it has helped me an

of the summit with you or to deal with the climb, then that will make you do better work down the lewin, is the argument -- down the line. we should stop talking about it so linearly. it's not the number of hours you put in, right? it's the quality of the hours you put in. >> great. we've got a lot of questions. i'm going to ask one more before we get to the audience questions. this is the tenth anniversary of the science festival, so one of the things we were thinking about as we were putting together these event when we thought it was going to be in person was to pose the question of what are we going to be talking about at the 20th science festival. so, like, think about your books. what is the research that you're doing or that you're watching that you think might drive the second edition of your book five or ten years from now? where presidentially are there -- potentially are the discoveries? >> yeah. >> -- that you've written or, yes, i was right. >> well, for janna, it is highly focused on a very active rein that of researchers -- arena of researchers, black holes. my book is a

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and as the affidavits roll in like an avalanche, as people put their lyes, their rep takes on the lewinines available. in georgia the mystery water main break, in arizona they surveyed a hundred random ballots and found 3% doomed father-in-law lent in favor of biden. in pennsylvania do we still know about the 288,000 ballots driven by a postal service contractor from new york to pennsylvania that was then stolen? how about in nevada where they've identified 43,000 voters that potentially voted twice? these kinds of irregularities need answers, and they're outside the margins, they're outside the mar injib of the difference in a lot of these states making them very significant. you can continue to push the case, as the trump camp has, putting witnesses forward. we're going to have one on the program in just a few minutes, a whistleblower, talking about what they saw and at the same time ooh seek to maintain a senate majority. but it does come down to georgia. we had brett tolman on, a former federal prosecutor, you never know quite what he's going to say, but you know he'll be thoughtful

burnley, who were held to a 1—1 draw by everton — the premier league's top scorer dominic calvert—lewin and celtic both play in the scottish premiership this afternoon, and hibs moved up to third after winning 3—0 at motherwell — stephen mcginn scoring the third. elsewhere, there were wins for livingston and hamilton, and st mirren drew with aberdeen. millwall players have described their "hurt" and "anger" at the behaviour of some of their fans yesterday after a section booed when players took the knee to protest against discrimination. booing derby manager wayne rooney also condemned their actions but said he was pleased with the way his players dealt with it. this manchester united's winning run in the women's super league continues. they're four points clear at the top of the table and still unbeaten this season, after goals from leah galton and ella toone gave them a 2—0 win over aston villa. to rugby union's autumn nations cup now... and ireland rounded off 2020 by beating scotland by 31—16 in dublin, meaning they finish third. they went into the game on the back of an unconvincin