detective mcneil says their taped interviews with becky was full of jarring moments.h she loved keith, she had this to say about her fatally injured husband. >> i bought a condo, moved out, and he was a [bleep] for 31 years. >> she described keith to us in a way that i thought was inappropriate. >> reporter: in a matter of routine they had tested becky's hands at the crime scene for gunshot residue. in the interview, they asked her what she was wearing at the time of the shooting. >> so you are wearing the shirt and panties? >> yes. yes. >> a tube top and panties that she still had on under new clothes. and that, said the detective, is when the interview took a revealing turn. >> wait, wait, wait. >> no. >> don't take your clothes off now. >> i'm gonna put my shirt. >> okay. >> i should've clarified -- just -- wait till we finish. >> she grabbed the bottom of the top she was wearing, pulled it over her head, exposing her breasts, and she tossed her top to me. >> was she wearing a bra? >> no. >> you didn't even ask her for the top, she just whipped it off? >> that's ri

now, kaiser pediatrician, doctor deidre mcneil told us the impact spanned from physical to mental health for children who are involved in drama and theater arts programs have actually been shown to have a better physical, physical health outcome versus those who do not. >> and then with regards to their mental health, especially for teenagers, they've been shown to have an increased level of having less likely chance of having anxiety and depression, especially if they really are involved in music and doctor mcneil says she encourages her patients to express themselves through reading, drawing, writing and dance, and to enjoy local museums and concerts, especially featuring black artists. >> it's a state of the art cars are on display this weekend in the south bay. a preview of some of the technology that's center stage at the silicon valley auto show. then later tonight on the 10:00 news, the sierra bracing for a fresh batch of snow. what travelers need to know ahead of the holiday weekend. plus google reportedly working on new software that could make it easier for callers who are put

kaiser pediatrician drew mcneil told us. children involved in drama and theater arts have better physical health outcomes, especially teens who are less likely to experience anxiety and depression. doctor mcneil also says she encourages her patients to express themselves through reading, drawing, writing and dance. i find that i find that when i'm stressed, sometimes those things can kind of help. it soothes your soul. absolutely. it brings your stress hormones down. i understand it entirely. >> okay. i want to see you dance. next time we'll we'll be doing that. well thank you so much for watching the 11:00 news and joining us tonight. our next newscast is at 7 a.m. >> and to stream the latest news and weather on your smart tv anytime u can download the fox lo l app ight to ur welcome to like it or not. my name is garcia mikaelian. it's a fun show where we have a panel of guests, and they weigh in on topics that you might be kicking around with your friends and family as well. this is not the news, but you will see some fami

we spoke to elijah mcneil veteran, what was that in correspondence on political, the analyst, he stays the founding of which he likes represents a turning point, encountering the west and mainstream media which is failed to bring us foreign policy. wrong doings to line. we can be slow and not a open a to many people are and it was clear indication to what the u. s. foreign policy is about and what the americans are doing and how they run their funny and policy with their eyes. the role of the mainstream media was really long ending the population emitting the reality and exposing only what is in the interest. otherwise, we can make it as open another platform where citizen jen, it is today, are very, yeah, these people are willing to know more about the reality because they understood of the big di that to us is providing the white population with and that these things to weaken ics and other people who photos the same example and the different names today as a media o r. imagine to offer another alternative. another point to view just to come to the mainstream media that the objective

how spark they see mcneil unprecedented scale of conversation on social media and the sit done with tucker carlson. house already being viewed well over a 185000000 times on the american journalist x account load. here's a few highlights from the discussion. a cool blow up north stream. you for sure. i was busy that day. i need it and you have to have uh, i did not pull up your delivery. uh, it takes you to know what you personally may have an alibi, but with the c i it has no such alibi. did you have evidence that need or did it match up? you know, i won't get into the details, but people always say in such cases, if you look for someone who is interested in this case, we should not only look for someone who is interested. but also for someone who has capabilities if you had evidence and presumably given your security services, rental services, you would that nato, the u. s. c, i a, the west did this. why wouldn't you present it? and when a propaganda victory, when you put a bug in the worst propaganda, it is very difficult to defeat the united states because the united states controls al

one of those men, joseph mcneil wrote to sixth graders attending a school that was named in his honor back in 2020. his wife was kind enough to share with us part of it. in it, he said, take courage. i was six years older than you are now when i began the sit-in in the woolworths, lunch counter in south carolina to protest the unfair treatment of african americans in this country. so here we go again. it is character building time and i know you are up to the challenge of incorporating your beliefs, wisdom, strength, and understanding to what is happening in the world today. i want to thank you all for watching. and now, to my seat at the table. while our coverage continues. >>

mcneil, jr. good to speak with you again. nice to see you,

and joseph mcneil sat down for lunch at a business h a policy of serving no blacks.hen they were denied service the four men refused to give up their seats. many more african-americans followed all of that as it swept through the south. that's the "special report" fair, balanced and still unafraid. "the ingraham angle" is now. ♪ ♪ >> laura: good evening, everyone. i'm laura ingraham. this is is "the ingraham angle"d thank you for joining us. desperate measures. that he was the focus of tonight's angle. ♪ >> laura: last night we told you about those peaceful pro-life protesters in iowa who are facing more than a decade in prison. their crime? praying and singing at an abortion clinic. but what if you are part of a pro-hamas protest that blocks major arteries in our nation's capital when congress is actually in session? well, "the ingraham angle" got exclusive video. [shouting] called the united states of america. and israel a minion and puppet. [inaudible] the hell with zionism, long live the revolution. >> laura: is he calling for a revolution. over there, here, both

. >> the tension in the mcneil family worsened.aher won an alexis disagreed on how to care for the younger children. now that michele was gone. >> he kept saying, i'm gonna need a nanny. i can't take care of these kids myself. >> coming up! martin mcneill hires help. >> oh i found the perfect nanny. and i said, dad what's her name? he said oh it's--. i said dad, i know that woman. >> when dateline continues! dat . kiddo: here! daddy: oh, carvana! announcer: buy your car the easy way with carvana. is it menopause or something else? the menopause journey has stages. learn about yours with clearblue menopause stage indicator... that tracks your fsh hormone levels... combining them with your cycle data. what's your menopause stage? detect this: living with hiv, craig learned he can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why he switched to dovato. dovato is a complete hiv treatment for some adults. no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: leo learned that most hiv pi

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mcneil, jr. good to speak with you again. nice to see you, john scullin. so i want to start with a very general question. why did you title it the wisdom of plagues? i didn't. i had an idea as like, you know, it's going to happen again or, you know, they keep on coming or something like that. but the head of simon and schuster said, my appeal when i was covering covid for the times and appearing on the daily was that i was this wise old uncle mortimer, the epidemiologist, who was reassuring people that they weren't all going to die. and so he wanted the name wisdom in there. so we smooshed together wisdom and plagues. and there you go. so it strikes me that the book is part memoir, part journalism. and as you say yourself, part sermon. the memoir side of it, you wrote what saved the most lives. this book, i hope, will be a hard look at some answers. and you became interested and started doing science writing because of hiv aids in south africa. right? correct. yes. what year was that and what were you doing then? it started in 1997. i was a regular foreign

mcneil, jr. good to speak with you again. nice to see you, john scullin. so i want to start with a very general question. why did you title it the wisdom of plagues? i didn't. i had an idea as like, you know, it's going to happen again or, you know, they keep on coming or something like that. but the head of simon and schuster said, my appeal when i was covering covid for the times and appearing on the daily was that i was this wise old uncle mortimer, the epidemiologist, who was reassuring people that they weren't all going to die. and so he wanted the name wisdom in there. so we smooshed together wisdom and plagues. and there you go. so it strikes me that the book is part memoir, part journalism. and as you say yourself, part sermon. the memoir side of it, you wrote what saved the most lives. this book, i hope, will be a hard look at some answers. and you became interested and started doing science writing because of hiv aids in south africa. right? correct. yes. what year was that and what were you doing then? it started in 1997. i was a regular foreign

enter the bookmaker with a twist on an old fashioned created in honor of charles mcneil, who revolutionizedo most of our cocktails are based on the drinks that you would have found in that day, with just some modern twists to kind of brighten and freshen them up. >> and now we have the bookmaker going to take a sip here. salud it's a hit, guys. so as always, drink responsibly. stay away from organized crime and don't find yourself here to one more time with the electric chair. guys sorry. all right, so i just always encourage everyone who comes to vegas, whether it's this week or in the future. check out downtown las vegas, check out the mob museum. such great places. now tomorrow's story brings us right back here to the strip. it's an incredible one. it's somebody, a bay area native who literally went from housekeeper to headliner here in las vegas. we're going to be sitting down with her and sharing her story tomorrow. so you're really going to want to check that out. but right now, live in las vegas, zach fuentes, a. >> all right, zach, thank you so much. >> i want to say, you know, of c

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but the great nia mcneil, who is the director of industry relations and diversity at the country music association, invited me to a black excellence brunch during country for country music association and the country music fest had a bunch of black artists who white audiences were clamoring to here. so i think yet some of the prejudice, some of the bias in some of the not being used to the fact that this is old black music, the fiddle, the banjo deriving from african antecedents this is black music and look, i listened to the oh hank williams. hey, good looking what you got cooking house about cooking something up with me, patsy cline you know, i went to see george strait and almost got an electric storm here here in nashville. so yes, i think it will open up some minds, some eyes, and some hearts to the fact that this is american music at its best in an artist should be able to go from jazz to pop the blues, the hip up, and to country music. after all, black folk guard the heart and soul of that music as well. >> let me find out. michael eric dyson got a whole cowboy boots collection