>> coming up -- >> the closer i got to the lord,'s like the further we got apart. >> even elberta admitsir marriage had seen its share of trouble. >> i did something drastic and left him without his knowledge. >> take the kids with you? >> of course. >> when "dateline" continues. >>> as police combed the south hill looking for suspects in the murder of doug carlile, his wife had no idea that her demeanor had raised alarm. but police 101. the victim's nearest and dearest often become suspect number one. and elberta, with her wild story, was no exception. then detective burbridge was able to get a close look at the evidence, especially that video of the running man in black. >> it became apparent that whoever did this spent time planning it, made me concerned that elberta was probably telling the truth. >> when he saw all that planning including the videotape showing the man in black he felt it was far less likely that elberta carlile was anything but a victim. but in her brain, when detectives kept going over this and that, two thoughts blocked out everything else, a need to see her husba

s. we persevered through employers denying our claims, lord is refusing to take our case, and many doctors misdiagnosing it. >> we represent the women who focht's corporations and one. >> we represent the women who helped make a change in workers rights. >> we are the radium women. [applause] >> can you tell me your names. >> [indiscernible] >> so radium girls, how did you , come up with that? >> actually, i got it from a family member who saw it on facebook. so we did further research into our project and felt it was a topic.itch for this >> as you did your research, what was your thoughts? was the surprising to me yet -- to you? >> what was a present me was when you found out these women were being ignored. they were being pushed it down and dying from radium. men were believed and when men were getting sick, they started to be more concerned. they trusted the men are not the women. >> it was also because they were so naive, too. they started at or teen and never realized this is hurting me because they even believe -- i even learned there were some doctors who were paid to tell them the

s. we persevered through employers denying our claims, lord is refusing to take our case, and -- lawyers refusing to take our case, and many doctors misdiagnosing it. >> we represent the women who fought corporations and won. >> we represent the women who helped make a change in workers rights. >> we are the radium women. [applause] >> can you tell me your names. >> i am olivia van linker and i play may king. >> i'm bethany and i play grace fryer. >> i am carolyn and i play catherine hsu. >> >> so, radium girls, how did you come up with that? >> actually, i got it from a family member who saw it on facebook. so we did further research into our project and felt it was a great pitch for this topic. >> as you did your research, what were your thoughts? was it surprising to you? >> what was most apprising for me was when you found out these women were being ignored. they were being pushed down and not being believed that they were dying from radium. men were believed and when men were getting sick, they started to be more concerned. they were like ok, the men are getting hurt, now we need to

. >> the good lord was in charge on that flight. at s beean left behind in enjoyable start to the weekend. they're telling us that the plane could be here for two days while the investigators do their work. i don't know if you can see it, but there's a fence that's wrapped around the body of the plane. that's the fence the plane crashed through when it skidded off the runway. earnhardt jr. was here for the big race this weekend, where are he was working as a television analyst. after getting released from the hospital last night, he took the weekend off. >> steve, we can see parts of the wreckage from the plane over your shoulder there. incredible that they survived. and now we know why the fire was so intense? >> reporter: authorities explain it's because there was more than 1,000 gallons of fuel in the plane, some of it seeped into the stream directly behind me. the smell of fuel is still ve,g. tom? >> steve, thank you. >>> next to the nationwide chaos after the failure of u.s. customs computers at airports across the country, the imag

60's along the coastline temperatures likely to heat up this weekend back in the 90's on saturday and sunday. >>our lord the news at 5 a harmless graduation cap decoration causing quite a scene the ♪ did you know even the cleanest looking cars can smell musty? that's because odors trapped in your car's soft surfaces get released, and are then circulated by your ac system. to stop the cycle of odors try febreze car vent clips. febreze stops the circulation of musty air by trapping and eliminating lingering odor molecules for up to 30 days of fresh, clean air. plus, they come in a range of scents including extra light. stop the cycle of odors in your car with febreze car vent clips. brand power. helping you buy better. >>it's a tradition for grads all across the country, you know decorating your graduation cap to write some and there. but one student at florida international university created quite the scare when police thought his cap had a bomb attached to walk to mars reports. >>but i thought i'd try something different he was an intent to be harmful and anyway. this is a small creative project that i

but those temperatures still hot 90's in some of the valley's guys back to you. thank you lordhe cdc is warning. >>a drug-resistant strain of salmonella is out there and it's making people sick. the solution experts say would help. state attorneys general take the >>you've probably experienced it. t studies that show that nearly half the calls we get are phones. our robo calls and many are spoofed which means that they fake out. you know that caller id business and then the trick us into thinking it must be a call from a friend or a neighbor. i don't now state leaders in washington are trying to crack down on the epidemic jesse to know reports on the latest plan. >>to stop these illegal calls. >>every single arkansans every single american is an absolutely sick illegal robocalls 3 attorneys general traveled to washington thursday to announce a 50 state crackdown on the calls their offices get the most calls about to many of us is an annoyance. >>but to others it's their life savings according to these top state law enforcement officials. american consumers received more than a

s to heaven. ♪ bless us, oh, lord, hear our cry for justice ♪ g♪ bless us, oh, lord, o give us this day our dailybenhaus: dr. isajiw introduced me to pat stanton.co pas from a family of pro-life activists. in the 1980s, hilate father organized the protests that take place every saturday outside the philadelphia women's center. y >> moms, we can help.r change yound, we're out it's barbaric to chop up, put it in a little canister, take it out, and count the pieces. that's what they have to do. who's ing this? what kind of world have we entered into where we do this to our children? >> ♪ sometimes it causes me to tremble, tremble, tremble ♪ >> predominantly, the protesters are older white males, and the patients are young women. >> obenhaus: lynne molter coordinates the volunteers whont escort womenthe clinic. >> i don't understand why oldera white men think itropriate for them to be, um, standing at a clinic where young women come for health care, be talking to them, interacting with them, sometimes touching them. >> please, don't do this. the baby's heart is already beating. >> what sometimes happ

lord. he wants work at fake news cnn and "the hill"'s joe concha. i don't really want to give him advice.t that this business model is not working. joe, am i accurate in the numbers i'm giving? bookscan numbers are real sales, 15,000 books in 11 weeks is an 15unmitigated failure. >> if you look at reliable sources, they show you were referring to posted by brian stelter, he is down 42% when you compare his numbers now to what they were just in january. just in six months. 4 of 10 people now gone. that that psychiatrist that was booked by stelter yesterday has a long history and social media for anti-trump tweets, things even more unhinged than saying that the president is responsible for more deaths than mao and stalin and hitler. this is the narrative that brian stelter wanted to push. it is intentional, it is shameful, it is reckless, and it is horrible for this profession. >> sean: do you believe, because of the of the cross and will not work, do you believe that this is jeff zucker? jeff zucker is not stupid. he wants have the number one morning show and olive television. is he doing

right now we're still talking temperatures easily in the 90's maybe mid 90's by tomorrow afternoon, the hot spots yet. thank you lord you think slights well when it does get dangerously hot in especially when those winds pick up pg e. >>it's going to be preemptively shutting off powers a safety measure now the city of lafayette says it will be ready for that outage lafayette's police chief says they plan to rent a generator by a portable air conditioner all part of their effort to. >>keep that city up and running kron four's dan thorn talk to the police chief to learn more about the plan and joins us live from lafayette woods story dan. >>well lafayette city council approve this plan on august 12th and they'll be using money from an emergency response fund. the police chief tells me this is a good plan for a very possible future. in preparation of dangerous heat and possible power shut off the city of lafayette wants to be ready. at age. >>and of itself would have the card well for 2, 3 hours of the time real lift. 4872 hours power outage about the ripple effect. >>lafayette police chief ben aldridge says their plan

but the love >>i thank you lord, thank you for being with us tonight we'll see it tonight at 8 o'clock and good evening. >>> after the fiery crash, inside dale earnhardt jr.'srivate jet. it cost $15 million and is one of the most luxurious private jets available. >> then, chaos. >> the urgent evacuation of this spectacular terminal. >> he young man who cops say left all of these pressure cookers behind. >> fat shame or in chief. >> wait until you see who the guy turns out to be. >> and a beautiful sand sculpture. who would vandalize it

s. this may keep us up at night, the elizabeth warren boogie. [applause] ♪ oh, my lordaura: that is like elaine's dance. politicians shouldn't dance. obama had a good dance. >> none of them can dance. >> laura: don't we have ricky martin on inauguration? that was another one. oh, no he does that thing with his shoulders. >> coordinated and the policies come i have a recommendation for the politician -- politicians, elizabeth warren, sway in your chair. this is a better option. >> laura: dancing to the oldies. >> don't get up. >> laura: theresa may looked like a praying mantis when she -- oh, no, no. raymond. >> laura is right behind her. that shuffle is something else. >> laura: and, he will not be dancing. and the left will indoctrinate your kids in the classroom, radical 1619 project. stay there. by macklemore and ryan lewis] ♪ doctor bob, what should i take for back pain? before you take anything, i recommend applying topical relievers first. salonpas lidocaine patch blocks pain receptors for effective, non-addictive relief. salonpas lidocaine. patch, roll-on or crea

the court of session the highest court in scotland where lord dockets he has decided to throw out the case brought by across a group of $74.00 m.p.'s he is brought specifically by a scottish nationalists m.p. . john cherry but despite the fact that that case has been thrown out it doesn't mean that to all those that are also either pending or underway might all be successful or could be successful at least there's 1 3 under way in northern ireland at the moment brought by a campaign of that which is more about the legality of a no deal breaks it as opposed to corrugation the argument there is that the no deal breaks it threatens the good friday agreement and of course as you know the northern irish border has been central to the disputes over breaks it right from the very start of the implication there is no deal could well lead to a collapse of the peace deal that brought about an end to decades of sectarian violence that we know that the judge in northern ireland has os the defense team from the government to bring forward more evidence and that i wouldn't maybe looked out over the course of the day another case that isn't even l

s exit from the european union the announcement has sparked protests across the u.k. legal challenges and the petition with more than 1000000 signatures government whip in the house of lords george young has resigned in protest saying that the situation risks undermining the fundamental role of parliament ruth davidson has also confirmed the she's quitting as leader of the scottish conservatives after 8 years on in the job and labor party leader jeremy corbyn has described johnson's move as a smash and grab on the muck recy the opposition is now calling for an emergency the bait in parliament is a group of experts from trust that he's taking a leave of us looking to see next week whether we can use the introduction of legislation to prevent. it manuel being the boss johnson does try to trigger a general election of his own terms but will make sure that if there is a general election it will be on hard times as well and also might the decision about the tone be about we won't be dictated to anymore by a dictator in numbers and parliament now is reasserting the traditional centuries old democratic rights of the people. lawrence lee has more on the story now from london. wel

one should not put 1's faith in the house of lords to make good a mistake house of commons may have madeg does that take because time is of essence, according to the prime minister's plan parliament will be prorogued between the ninth in the 12th. it depends on what we are sent, if they send a simple bill saying we are seeking an extension, that clearly would not be much use because the prime minister could seek an extension, the e will pose all sorts of unacceptable conditions, and he can say he didn't get anything acceptable. so they will have to lay down all sorts of conditions and that will need scrutiny and that will take days. thank you. a judge at scotland's highest civil court, has rejected a request to put an immediate block on boris johnson's decision to suspend parliament. the court will instead hear full arguments next week. a cross—party group of more than 70 mps and peers, is asking the court to rule that it would be illegal and unconstitutional for the government, to suspend parliament, limiting the amount of time mps have to debate brexit. lorna gordon reports. it is scot

in your role as the victim 's commissioner and being made a dame, you had an insight into the way our politicians govern the country. use it now in the house of lordson that our politicians cannot oven. what you make of this story? this was a comment years ago but i don't think she is on her own. i think the public are fed up with the way the quality of our politicians are. and i have said myself, while i was in the house of lords, it does feel personal. we have lost the policy of politicians and we are not showing the world that we are leaders. we have a new prime minister, boris johnson, and i wish him well but i think we need to knuckle down, get on with brexit and to bring the queen in is appalling. i think that isa queen in is appalling. i think that is a horrible tactic. there seems to be and people have suggested, if there is an election, a general election coming up that there is a strategy within number 10 that it will be pitched as people versus the bowler additions. and there seems to bea bowler additions. and there seems to be a divide. dashmac versus the politicians. those in public service at the moment are not doing for the good of t

s and opponents of the new deal breck's it is part protests across the u.k. legal challenges and a petition with more than 1000000 signatures government within the house of lords george young has resigned in protest saying the decision quote risks undermining the fundamental will of parliament with davidson has also confirmed she's quitting as leader of the scottish conservative she was in the job for 8 years on wednesday labor leader jeremy corbett described johnson's move as quote a smash and grab on our democracy when the opposition is now calling for an emergency debates in parliament what we've got them a group of experts trust that he's taking legal advice looking to see next we have a week introduction of legislation to prevent. him our well being that boris johnson does try and trigger a general election on his own terms but we'll make sure that if there is a general election it will be on our terms as well and also part will make the decision about the timing of we will be dictated to anymore by a dictator in numbers and parliament is reasserting the traditional centuries old democratic rights of the people. well lawrence they has more now from london