keith morrison: coming up.om blunt force trauma to the head, and it appeared she had had several blows to the head. any defensive wounds? no. so this appeared to come out of the blue for her? it did appear to be, yes, a premeditated crime that occurred while she was sleeping. keith morrison: more than one suspect and maybe more than one killer. hard to do that alone. it is awkward and difficult to move a body. keith morrison: when "dateline" continues. protect against rsv with arexvy. arexvy is a vaccine used to prevent lower respiratory disease from rsv in people 60 years and older. arexvy does not protect everyone and is not for those with severe allergic reactions to its ingredients. those with weakened immune systems may have a lower response to the vaccine. the most common side effects are injection site pain, fatigue, muscle pain, headache and joint pain. arexvy is number one in rsv vaccine shots. rsv? make it arexvy. with cascade platinum plus, i have upped my dish game auntie, in that dishwasher? watch

keith morrison: yeah. marjorie collier managed the condominium complex where shirlene and kent lived. unlike the daughters, marjorie considered shirlene the dominant, even abusive force in the marriage. she used to tell me that ken was the complete opposite of her, that he was very quiet and he would never argue with her or get into a fight with her. he'd leave the building. he'd just go for a walk. how did she feel about that? she didn't like it. keith morrison (voiceover): marjorie was on the scene april 5, 2000, after tammy called 911, urging emts to check on her mother. i went over to talk to the emt. and he said, well she's awake and she's coherent enough to tell us that she's not coming with us. and i said, oh, ok. keith morrison (voiceover): remember in the official emt report, it was ken who said shirlene didn't need to go to the hospital. but marjorie insisted an emt told her it was shirlene who refused to go. so your memory of that's pretty clear? i'm positive. when you heard that ken was accused

keith morrison (voiceover): nope.ge antifreeze didn't match the antifreeze that killed matt. but remember holly's friend rebecca vega? detective quinn found her name in the old file, called her up, and discovered that after matt died, she spent practically every day with holly. and here's where detective quinn's eyes really opened wide. rebecca told him that one day, she was at holly's house when she noticed some odd-looking jugs of chemicals in holly's kitchen. she had said that it was antifreeze and that it was to winterize matt's boat. did you ask why they were there? i mean, you said-- yeah, i-- --fixing the boats, but. i thought, well, it's in the kitchen, and the boat's outside. you know, why would antifreeze be in the kitchen? keith morrison (voiceover): and then there was the time she, rebecca, was complaining about her husband, and holly said-- i can get rid of him. and i thought-- "i can get rid of him"? i can get rid of him. and i kind of thought, oh, that was-- kind of joked about it and i laughed. but she

and-- keith morrison: now-- --that's why-- keith morrison: --the details.t of the time. most of the day, i had a sort of a stomach flu. jim smyth: ok. in ottawa or tweed? tweed. keith morrison: and now, to the murder of the corporal under williams's command. jim smyth: the day that marie-france comeau-- yep. jim smyth: do you remember how you found out? i do. yeah, i was sent an email-- well, as soon as the off staff on the base learned, they told me. jim smyth: ok. i can't remember what day of the week we're talking about, but yeah. no, i mean, obviously, one of your people gets killed, it gets your attention. so. jim smyth: absolutely. yeah. [inaudible] jim smyth: and how did you know marie-france comeau. i'd only met her once. she was on a crew i was on just after i got to the base. jim smyth: ok. keith morrison: next, the detective asks williams again, politely, respectfully, for his dna. jim smyth: what would you be willing to give me today to help me move past you in this investigation? what do you need? jim smyth: well, would you be willing to supply

keith morrison: no. what trouble that would cause for one simple reason. there was no preserving the crime scene. keith morrison: as far as police saw it, that day anyway, there was no crime. so no scene to preserve. people going in and out. everybody and their brother were walking through the house, his friends and stuff. keith morrison: ted's old friend, oscar goodman, felt the need to see it all for himself. i couldn't believe what i heard and got in my car and went over there. there were police there, tv cameras, newspaper reporters. no. all i say is that he was one of the best guys i ever met. that's it. thank you. keith morrison: ted's newest friend showed up too. reporter: could you spell your name? tabish, t-a-b-i-s-h. reporter: and you're a family friend of mr binion? i'm just a personal friend of ted's. keith morrison: rick tabish told the reporters he couldn't believe it. reporter: what were your first thoughts? what a tragedy. i mean, i know that he was trying real hard to straighten himself

keith morrison (voiceover): murdered. suspect was-- her violent ex-con boyfriend joseph wayne burnett. lieutenant hope knew the name, the same man whose semen had been found 12 years before in the body of lavender doe. he was arrested. he was brought into the gregg county jail. sign it for me right here. keith morrison (voiceover): two detectives questioned burnett. he admitted killing felisha. but that wasn't all. he started talking about a girl that he killed and burned several years ago. keith morrison (voiceover): a burned girl? right away, the detectives called eddie hope. keith morrison: you were on your way home at that point. i was already home. that must have been good to hear. it didn't take me long to get back. and that's why i wanted to get this off my chest. i just let him talk. he talked about this 12-year-old murder as if it happened yesterday. he left no detail out. and that's when i reached down there, and i grabbed a rope. and i put it around her neck, and i tightened it up. keith morrison (voiceover): s

here's keith morrison. keith morrison (voiceover): the key was waiting for them under the mat that evening in june, 2006, outside their mom's house. silence. no one home. where was she? was always on time to pick them up from their dad's place. but tonight he had to drive them. this just wasn't like her. where was she? conrad, the eldest, put the key in the lock, opened the door. chelsa, in the middle, crossed the threshold. stopped. what was this? once we took a few more steps in, then we realized there was something wrong. keith morrison (voiceover): this was the moment, the defining one. nothing the same after this. and there was a lot of blood everywhere. keith morrison (voiceover): then the adrenaline kicked in, instinct took over. we just dropped our stuff and split throughout the house. keith morrison (voiceover): panic rising now. conrad was 15 then, his little sisters, chelsa, 14, and savannah, 10. three kids trying to make sense of a horribly frightening scene. my mom normally keeps it completely

keith morrison: unusual? maybe, that a detective should lean on her profound catholic faith to help solve crimes. but julissa trapp does. cases don't always get solved in 48 hours, you know? surprise, surprise. they take time and they take work. and that little rosary helps you? it does. keith morrison: if she could solve this case, she'd give that rosary to the dead woman's family. but first she had to figure out who she was. from just one identifying mark on her neck, a tattoo, jodi, was that her name? reaching now, detective trapp pulled up the anaheim police department's database of tattoos. yes, they have one, descriptions of tattoos collected from anyone they encountered. and what do you know? there was a match. but her name was not jodi, it was jarae, jarae estepp. she was 21 years old. she had been contacted the year prior here in anaheim on beach boulevard. keith morrison: beach boulevard? suddenly detective trapp's case took on a whole new complexion. if you want to buy drugs, beach boulevard's wher

keith morrison: sure. keith morrison (voiceover): keith canceled the coffee plan, drove straight home. keith mcphillips: as soon as i got home, it just didn't look like. there was all kinds of tracks on the floor and stuff. and i said, well, what are these marks on the floor? and she said, i don't know. tracks? muddy footprints. keith morrison (voiceover): muddy footprints in the living room and master bedroom. and something else, something only those who lived there would know. keith mcphillips: in the bedroom, like our tv would be turned a certain way because when you lay in bed you want to see it. yeah. keith mcphillips: but when i looked in, it was straight. and then i noticed like stuff missing off the dresser. and jewelry was gone. money was gone. what was going on in your head when you saw this, as you noticed things were missing? i knew something was-- something something bad. keith morrison (voiceover): oh, and it was. what happened to that grownup girl in this modest house in the little city by t

keith morrison: it was 2:00 a.m.wearing bloodstained clothes, the ones that a sheriff's deputy thought should've already been bagged as evidence. interrogator: how is your relationship with your wife? really good. keith morrison: but, said tom, ashley was devastated when she miscarried the very day of her new year's eve party. it was hard for ashley, it was hard for me. ok. i didn't think that there was getting to this point. keith morrison: still at the party itself, said tom, she seemed all right. they got on fine. until the argument about the marijuana. tom admitted he was furious at ashley's family, said he was trying to protect her and they weren't. i had told ashley, i was like, you don't need to get high. i was like, if whatever happened today with miscarriage, it happened. i was like, you know what, [bleep] you mom, [bleep] everybody. keith morrison: so there was no love lost between tom and ashley's parents, that was clear. and tom admitted that he and actually kept arguing as they got ready for bed. and the

here's keith morrison. keith morrison: many years ago, late on a september night, a family in anchorage, alaska, got a knock on the door. it was one of those eerie feelings instantly when someone knocks on the door at 10 o'clock at night, and they ask to speak to my dad. keith morrison: it was 1994. samantha was 12. her brother adam 13. they huddled on the staircase overlooking the front door. i heard my dad collapse and scream, no, not bonnie. and i just remember thinking, god, please let her be in the hospital and let her be ok. keith morrison: bonnie was elder sister. bonnie craig, 18 years old. i remember my dad dropping to his knees, crying on the front deck, and that was about the first time i've ever seen that happen. keith morrison: their mother karen was on vacation, was on a sailboat off the coast of florida four time zones away. it was 2:00 am when she docked, got the news bonnie would not be ok. alaska state troopers had called and said that bonnie had died in a hiking accident. and you're think

keith morrison: oscar responded.ive, here was reeva again to oscar. keith morrison: but oscar's lawyer said the texts were nothing more than a lovers' spat. so what really happened that night? well, only one person survived. and he, oscar pistorius himself, took the stand off camera to tell the world his version. bathroom. >> i thought that there was a. >> burglar that was gaining entry into my home. the first thing that ran through my mind was that i needed to arm myself. that i needed to protect reeva and i. that i needed to get my gun. and then i heard a noise from. >> inside the toilet. >> but i perceived to be somebody coming out of the toilet. before i knew it, i had fired four shots at the door. >> my ears were ringing. >> i couldn't hear anything. so i started. i kept on shouting for either to phone the police. then i unlocked the door and i then i unlocked the door and i flung the door open. i thr keith morrison: south africa does not have a jury system, so oscar's testimony was for an audience of one. the j

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susan morrison.ubject. this is short form tv. thank you for this book. thank you very much for joining us tonight. this is really a jewel of a book. i am so glad. >> so much, really fun talking about it. >> thank you very much. we'll be right back. >> i'm sure you're. >> wondering why your mother and i asked you here tonight. it's because it's a buffet of all you can eat. butterfly shrimp and sirloin steak? >> yeah, that's the reason. >> i don't get it. >> do you have any idea how. >> much. (fisher investments) at fisher investments we may look like other money managers, but we're different. (other money manager) you can't be that different. (fisher investments) we are. we have a team of specialists not only in investing, but also in financial and estate planning and more. (other money manager) your clients rely on you for all that? (fisher investments) yes. and as a fiduciary, we always put their interests first. (other money manager) but you still sell commission- based products, right? (fisher inv

not expected until monday morning r t contributor ritual morrison has been looking up. the runners and writers in the critical balance heading into the final stretch of the campaign, the center, right, kristen, democrat, opposition has been cruising along in the lead ahead of the anti establishment. right. alternative for germany party or a f d with some wondering if they will be like kind of a game show contest and who makes a surprise final search. meanwhile, schultz is social democrats. have been doing it out with the greens for 3rd place, glory high. yes, the greens, a party whose results were so pitiful with single digits and regional elections late last year that its leaders reside. because apparently those german voters in the east had bigger priorities in mind as germany. the industrialized been trading their gas heating for wind and their bmw, of use for bicycles and shots as for administer, the particularly geometry challenge, green and the lead. a bare bach for once confused the $180.00 degree turn with a $360.00 is apparently just as good at geography and st

the author, susan morrison, on the show last night. and i actually meant to. >> tell you this. last night. >> in our. little chat, because there's a line in this book and i'm going to save you reading the 600 pages to get to this line, because it's the key line for you in the entire book. given that you work in live television, and it was actually something that lauren said to me in the elevator at the in the first year i was doing, when i was complaining to him about how everything i was getting wrong and, you know, the show wasn't ready and i had to go. and he and it was the most important thing i'd ever heard about how to do this kind of tv. and lauren said, well, we don't do the show because we're ready. we do it. >> because it's. >> 1130. and i walked out of the building, and that the size of that thought just kept expanding in my head as a defining principle of what we do here for a living. >> that is, i know for a fact. >> you are never ready. >> and the. >> thing is. >> the thing that gets delivered on tv is the best you can possibly do, since they're going to start it

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he's interviewed by the competitive enterprise institute senior fellow richard morrison. watch book tv. every weekend on c-span two and find a full schedule on your program, guide or watch online anytime at book tv dot org. c-span democracy unfiltered. we're funded by these television companies and more, including buckeye broadband. buckeye broadband sports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, givingou a front row seat to democracy in. secretary of state marco rubio is traveling abroad, meeting with other world leaders. here's a look at one of his events. i'm i'm i'm i'm. secretary rubio, my dear friend marco. it's great to welcome you in jerusalem with your delegation. it's great to welcome you in jerusalem as secretary of state of the united states. i have to say that this visit comes in the wake of a historic visit to washington. i've said and i'm going to repeat it again, because it's so true, president trump is the greatest friend that israel has ever had in the white house. and the visit in washington reflected that in every way.

tim morrison with all sorts of people. i recently found my notes for that period. so we have to see how much of it will be shared. one of them i'm going to share. mr. rogers talked about his speech in 2017. he talked about the promotion statistics of the air force promoting kernels to one star general. i think it was 37 people, and none in career space professionals. later we found out supposedly there was one. but that is kind of besides the point, or further exemplifies the point. where did we get that? eve was helping -- steve and tim morrison were helping congressman rogers on the speech that we worked hard on. it was a culmination of years of work. we always needed that good opening and that statistic provided the opening. i remember the general was in the room and you can hear a microphone drop after he gave that in the beginning. so that came from a one star general that i met with, it was outside the pentagon on a friday afternoon. that information was open to the public. the promotion statistics go to the senate. and anybody could look it up. as a staffer,

he's interviewed by the competitive enterprise institute senior fellow, richard morrison. watch book tv every sunday on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online any time at booktv.org. announcer: next, attorney general pam bondi announces that the justice department is

justice scalia argued in a case morrison versus olson, he lay down -- laid down a marker, he was a lonely dissent. saying this means all the executive power and what he meant is what chief justice taft talked about in the myers case about limited power removal even in the face of congressional statutes to the contrary. at least in separation of powers land that is a big conflict and it has real-world implications. host: republicans, 202-748-8001. democrats 202-748-8000. independent, 202-748-8002. ron is in michigan, a democrats line. good morning, go ahead. >> good morning. in my opinion what trump is doing he is eliminating all supervisory roles the federal government had to safeguard -- we will just take social security and put elon musk in charge of going to the records of social security to eliminate people from social security and what that's can do is there going to eliminate people from social security and in the past we could call the federal government and get help, there will no longer be any help. so though go through with trumps and the billionaires forcing them down our throa

he's interviewed by the competitive enterprise institute senior fellow, richard morrison. watch book tv every sunday on c-span2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online any time at booktv.org. announcer: next, attorney general pam bondi announces that the justice department is suing new york state, claiming it illegally tipped off undocumented immigrants about federal efforts to crack down on illegal immigration. ms. bondi also said the corruption case against new york city mayor eric adams should be dropped. this is 15 minutes. a.g. bondi: good afternoon. i'm sorry we were a little bit late. i was in the west wing swearing in tulsi gabbard. and so i just came straight back here. so thanks for being patient with us with the delay. we're here today because we have filed charges against the state of new york. we've filed charges against kathy hochul and against lattisha james and mark slowed who are is with d.m.v. -- schroeder who is with d.m.v. this is a new d.o.j. and we are taking steps to protect americans, american citizens and angel moms like the

house is democrat kelly morrison of minnesota. a physician, an ob/gyn who also served in the minnesota house and senate. the representative talks here about her roles as a doctor and legislature come together in congress. >> bag physician is about trying to help people to make a positive difference in people's lives and listening. when i spent most of my days as a doctor, listening to what's on their mind, what's bothering them, to what hurts and then together to figuring out a health plan to go forward. being a legislature is a lot like that. we door knock. hold town halls and listen to our constituents and come wake up a plan which sometimes is in the form of a bill or legislation. i come from a science background. like evidence of facts and try to pursue policy evidence-based in that same way. >> you were born in minneapolis and talked about growing up in minnesota and your early life experiences. what do you remember most? >> i'm a sixth generation minute societian. we're prowtd of our lakes and rivers. i have childhood memori

the dream of the world as it ought to be, as the great toni morrison said.me life. my beautiful kids, egypt, genesis, kj, nikki, nas, for sharing me with the world, and my husband, my ultimate soulmate, dream weaver, swizzy. [cheers and applause] and most importantly, to every artist out here tonight: you are brilliant. look what's happening in this room tonight. this room is unstoppable. it's powerful. it's uniqueness at its finest. never stop being just like you. [cheers and applause] this is amazing. big love, and happy birthday to my sister, yolee. thank you for seeing me. i love you! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ >> trevor: that was one of the most special moments i've ever been part of. congratulations will more time, alicia keys, everybody. this is amazing. you ask people and you hope people will contribute. just from the people at home -- we haven't told you what's in the room yet, but just from the people watching at home, we've already raised $7 million for all these amazing causes come all the people who have lost their homes in l.a., that are rebuild

a little more-- keith morrison: more nancy. man: --little more nancy, yeah. hello, i'm andrea canning, and this is "dateline." [music playing] hello, i'm andrea canning, and this is "dateline."r, and i prayed to god. i said, you know, i don't want to live. andrea canning (voiceover): it was a crime that engulfed a city. a young tourist murdered. reporter: he was stabbed trying to protect his mother. you had to get every one of them. andrea canning (voiceover): seven teens convicted. one says he's innocent. you don't have to believe me. look at the facts in this case. andrea canning (voiceover): now we're doing just that, tracking down witnesses. he was shaking. he started crying. andrea canning (voiceover): revisiting evidence. the most emotional day was reading the letter. andrea canning (voiceover): is he telling the truth or lying to win his freedom? you made that up, didn't you? andrea canning (voiceover): we're about to find out. this is a perry mason moment. right, she's a surprise to everyone. hello, and welcome to "dateline." in the late 1980s, robber

militants, don't even us that expensive you as miss ios to eliminate russian chaplains, jessica morrison. i see more people have gone through with you going forward. you ways you almost have spectrum or? well, it's good. yeah. right. that's what i share. and so i'm done yesterday noticed that you were my daughter, lilian. yeah. and we what was the biggest night in yeah, probably, but it's good sheets. the 1st line of trenches, the song squads have waited a long time for the po to was for the for the, for the whole patient. waiting on sun the, the trenches and dug out so flooded by rain. under the open sky, i made puddles in the icy wind. the soldiers line up the phone with the priest as a cute to be baptized. so now i spoke with them about 6 looking to see what was the month of the month. so we can push this to you as a to explain yourself. it's almost impossible to find a p, a so the front. ready new the baptized on to pose and will fight tomorrow. not spattering the lives of their comrades. and for the truth, they defend arms in hand, the, the studies, the pro percentages, but the suit

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he's interviewed by the competitive enterprise institute senior fellow richard morrison. watch book tv. every weekend on c-span two and find a full schedule on your program, guide or watch online anytime atooktv. dot org. c-span. democracy unfiltered. we're funded by these television companies and more, including buckeye broadband. buckeye broadband supports c-span as a public service, along with these other television providers, giving you front row seat to democracy in. defense secretary pete hegseth talked about peace talks and the possible end game of the russia ukraine war during this press conference at nato's headquarters in brussels, belgium. secretary hague seth also called on european nations to increase their defense spending and industrial production. good afternoon, everyone. we're going to start with u.s. press. we're going to take two from the u.s. we're take two from international, and then we'll go from there, depending on the depending on the secretary. so let us start with. now, hold on, john. so i'm going to talk first. it is great to be here at nato w

you know, when friend toni morrison said that that, i mean, if toni morrison said it is true. it when she said it you know, it was about it was it was halfway serious and halfway making fun of me where all talked and kind of laughed around, but i took it as a great compliment. and one that i owed my ancestors because. i grew up in a white southern working family where my grandfather owned, a country store and all of his customers were black, just about. and he loved and they loved him. and. they couldn't afford food. and there no food stamps. there was no medicare. there was, no medicaid. if they were or actively looking for a job. he told to take whatever they needed because anybody was willing to work desert to feed their children and. he just wrote it down in a book and he said if you can come back and play me someday, do it. and. but it's amazing to coordinate talking about this on the way in because he read a story of my stopping on the way into. a town in ohio that had one of these famous barbershop like you've seen them all the barber shop shows on tv. what goes on the

keith morrison (voiceover): it was usually dark when he arrived.lized somebody had been in the house. and she started to cry. said, no, everything is gone. keith morrison (voiceover): it's slip in, steal out. she tried to tell him, let me live. he didn't listen.

susan morrison gets tonight's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >> tonight, backlash. as opponents of the trump government overhaul take to the streets. the doge team pushes for access to taxpayers personal data as the white house prepares to fire homeland security officials who might not agree with trump's agenda. and a delta. airlines jet crashes and overturns at the toronto airport. the latest as the 11th hour gets underway on this monday night. >> good evening once again. >> i'm stephanie ruhle. >> it is. >> day. >> 29 of the second trump administration. and on this president's day, americans. >> in cities from coast. >> to coast gathered. >> to protest. >> the trump administration. >> and what it has. >> done over the. last month. some protesters called. >> it the not my presidents. >> day. >> the official white house. >> x account. >> celebrated the federal holiday. >> by posting. >> the mug shot. >> of donald. >> trump. >> the first convicted felon. >> elected president. >> but it is this. >> t

tim morrison. with all sorts of people. now, actually i recently found my notes from that period so we're going to have to see how much of that should be shared. one of them i am going to share and mr. rogers talked about his speech in 2017 and he talked about the proemotional statistics of the air force promoting colonels to one-star general. i think it was 37 people and none being career space professionals. supposedly later we found out that was one but that's kind of besides the point or only further exemplifies the point. now, where did we get that? steve was helping -- steve and tim morrison were helping congressman rogers on that speech and that was the culmination of years of work but we always need that had good opening and that statistic provided the opening and i remember the general was there in the room and you could hear a nike drop after he gave that in the beginning -- mic drop after he gave that in the the beginning. that came from a one-star general that i met with at that time outside the pentagon on a fr

jessica with jamalia morrison. i was there with you going forward. you in ways you are more that's, that's not worth grade yet, right? that's what i share and so done you. if they needed that you will, you call them i will do it literally and we will also break us an idea. and yeah, for probably, but it's good sheets. the 1st line of trenches, the song squads have waited a long time for the po to was for the for the party who patients example to use plain i thing is i've been behind the the trenches and dug out so flooded by rain under the open sky i made puddles in the icy wind, the soldiers line up the phone with the priest as a cute to be baptized. so now i spoke with them about 6 looking to see what was the month of the month. so we can push this to you as a to be so it's almost impossible to find a p a. so the front knew any baptized on to pose won't fight tomorrow, not spattering the lives of their comrades. and for the truth, they defend arms in hand. the actually studies the pro percentages, but the suitcase told us that the the, the villages

. >> morrison souls lost. our people are totally engaged. first responders are already being given credit for doing a great job more to follow. god bless you all. >> we do want to get you to our top story here at which is the rain we've been seeing all day long. it is showing no signs of going away any time soon. that's a live look at the golden gate bridge tonight. yeah, we're keeping a close eye on this atmospheric river. of flooding could be a concern this weekend. let's check in with our chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. definitely cool. you know, we weren't really dry weather most of january. then all of a sudden here at the end, we are back into some wintry weather. >> out there right now, the roadways been very slick around the bay area for sure. but the rain. yeah, it's been coming down in spots. in fact, more than 2 inches of rain in mount tam already. but they give a had over an inch of rain, timber on over 3 quarters. and it's just over a quarter of an inch in san francisco and oakland and just under a 10th in san jose. but boy

morrison talks produced an agreement to establish a structure for biological talks and normalize the work of their diplomatic missions on ukraine. the russians and the americans decided to appoint teams to work towards a peace deal law school and washington also considered how to reboot geo political and economic cooperation after the military conflict ends on both sides pledge, the se, diplomatic. the engaged among the delegates from moscow was russian direct investment funds, seo, cru, demetrius. he present the data to the american team, showing the financial losses from us companies exiting the russian market exceeding $300000000000.00. mister jimmy trip has not been appointed. a special envoy on the russian president to boost trade with foreign countries loving here. so in spain was not invited to the negotiations by to crane in saudi. he later claimed he was actually planning to visit re up the next day, but has decided to reschedule the trip apparently because he doesn't agree with being sidelined from this week's talks. as the united states is discussing with russia, the ultim

call touch the dialogue flowed in such a way that i suggested there might be an illegal income for morrison and i agreed to set fire to those cabinets. at 1st i received assignments exactly as i went through the new instructions were given. it's not worth committing a terrorist attack for any amount of money. i'm ashamed of falling for a provocation. i acted like a fool and i am very sorry about it. you know, to anyone in my position would have thought twice. there was no talk of murder or anything similar, but everything was specifically about arson, whether it was pure arson, i'm not politically involved and needed the money. so i took the, they offered this income and i agreed without thinking about the consequences too much. there were phone calls, audio recordings, although the germans are taken to the polls in a crucial federal election. today, the stakes are high and emotions have been boiling over as protest turned violent in berlin on the eve of the snap boat. the, the german capital has been ross to buy demonstrations organized by rivals from the left wing and t a and a fee on the

lorne by susan morrison. it's worth reading more than just during the commercial breaks of this show. that is tonight's last word. the 11th hour with stephanie ruhle starts now. >> tonight, we're tracking fast moving developments on everything from another high profile resignation at the department of justice to peace talks with russia that leave out ukraine. then money, power, politics. how a new executive order could impact the banks you do business with. plus the government workers fighting waste, fraud and abuse while actually showing their work. why inspectors general should be protected, not fired. as the 11th hour gets underway on this tuesday night. good evening once again i'm stephanie ruhle and it is day 30 of the second trump administration. and from the jump, there has been a fire hose of news out of the west wing. but a lot has changed in just the last 24 hours alone. here's the latest. the head of the criminal division of the u.s. attorney's office in washington, d.c, resigned today after refusi

horton, lennar, pultegroup, taylor morrison and kb home falling between a half a percent all the way at the stocks ahead of the open. you can see in the red across the board right now. kb homes still down nearly 2% taylor morrison down about you know fractionally less than a quarter percent. but pultegroup down about one and three quarters of 1% for much more. let's bring in logan mohtashemi lead analyst at housingwire. logan good morning. always good to see you here. all right. so i know you're really an expert on the housing market, but i do have to ask you a question about some of this tariff concern when it comes to these homebuilder stocks. i'm looking at with the nahb, the national association of home builders put out. they said about a third of appliances and a third of about of softwood are just under a third comes from outside the us. softwood lumber, by the way, for people who don't know, that's like fir, spruce, pine, etc. why can't these homebuilders, why can't they just replace their sourcing source here in the us and reduce some of this issue. we have, like the. >> sawm

. >> reporter: susan morrison is the author of "lorne."ter: for 50 years now, "saturday night live" has been putting on a show. ♪ it's a beautiful day in the neighborhood ♪ >> reporter: a 90-minute mix of comedy sketches, parodies, and musical acts. each episode headlined by a celebrity host. what did variety shows look like before "saturday night live"? >> they took place on a big wide stage. it was very shiny, very blank. and the content of these variety shows also was kind of a throwback. very hammy, almost vaudevilian, catskill comics doing seltzer-in-the-pants bits. >> reporter: michael worked on several of those shows, including "laugh-in." >> it was really the first variety show that seemed to care about youth culture and being him. but politically that show was relatively toothless. what passed for political humor on "laugh-in" was goldie hawn doing a kind of a dumb blonde bit. >> i don't like it because in the movies he nearly wrecked the empire state building. >> reporter: he learned a different less onon a cornball comedy show h