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and even though bean faced a nding triaand mestic abuse charges at theime of heather's murder, he saysbusive. >> the whole thing was predicated on a lie. the lie is that we had a violent relationship. i'm not saying i'm without fault. but as far as what happened with her death, worst case voluntary manslaughter and best case self-defense. >> bean insists the couple had an argument and heather came at him with a knife. >> i was able to get ahold of her and try to pry the knife out of her hand. even still after i had the knife she continued to come forward. that caught me off guard. i stabbed her in the side right here. >> but according to court records, bean had confessed to a friend that he stabbed heather several times and slit her throat. no one knows for sure because her body was never recovered. >> i decided to try to do something with the body. i thought, well, cremation. but at the time i didn't know the specifics behind it. so i made an attempt to burn her body. a botched attempt. i ended up buying a chain saw. that's what people can't get past. is what happened after. >> coming

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in this case, identifying the sources that -- web sites, for instance, that to do that and nding them could be an effective way of maybe shutting them down for instance. again, whether it's a violation of first amendment i don't know. i don't think so. that's something that's actually done in europe in several countries. >> all right. checkered shirt back there. >> thank you. an interesting discussion. my question is about -- something alex brought up in the vaccination discussion about the intention to vaccinate and whether that actually reflects real behavior. it sparked the question, which is how much is misinformation on line -- how much does that lead to offline behavior? like voting or joining a protest or not vaccinating? >> thanks for the question. on the protest i don't know if you saw this hilarious thing. there's thousands of signups to protest and one sad person with a sign took a selfie with police who thought they would be there. so it's not the same. with respect to voting, there's where they out have taken approximately 50 experiments done in the real world. so not in

worked, that the actual investigations were w basically dohout any political bias and that's worthe nding people there is such a thing as a professional civil service these days when everyone thinks it's all political and a swamp. it's not a swamp. these are hard working people and thee y seem to hen basically doing their job. there are a couple of derits on that. a couple of e-mails people were clearly denoted by a trump bia we've seen rudy giuliani in the inst couple of days ramp up rhetoric about thestigation and it seems to, along with the mark sanford defeat, if trump ever takes action against mueller, the g.o.p. will get in line and will have more evidence to say it'a corrupt investigation. as for comby, he had a tough call, to disclose or not to disclose something. i could argue it either way. i take the i.g. verdict that he made the wrong call. so he'll get some criticism for that and maybe justifiable. it is, frankly, a little intesting to me to se a lot of democrats suddenly being in favor of secrecy in government and, oh, we've got to keep these things secret befo an election.

i guess at the market hawks who have been so wrong for the last two years, talking about qe e nding,re is a chance for some of their suggestions to materialize. if the ecb is also considering the downside to buy more government bonds here when the risk of a default in italy has risen materially, then i think the chance of the ecb coming out and playing with a straighter bat and just talking about the sustainable path of inflation. it means that the market really has to price its expectations of ecb monetary policy and it has to take out the dovish buyers. that has been the case with the ecb under mario draghi. it is much more about a balanced path and therefore they are going to be think about higher long-term yields -- thinking about higher long-term yields. matt: you have not seen lately the ecb buying italian bonds, french bonds,. or spanish bonds. . they have buying a bunch of german debt. when they take that demand out of the market, are we going to finally see bund yields start to rise? peter: i would need to correct you. with the ecb has been buying is in line with the program

. >> ( translated ): they would nding these doctors and take everybody's blood,hose who tested positive for h.i.v., they said they'd post online. with photographs and last names. >> reporter: one of the public aogans of roizman's program w"" drug addic bastards"-- and while lawsuits alleging kidnapping and torture ceeventually ford the program to close, roizman stands by his approach and says he did nothing wrong. he says thousands got over their addictions, and he believes the critics have it backwards. >> ( translated ): the human rights activists, the abstract humanists said, "why are you talking like that about drug addicts-crooks? they are hums as well. they are people like you, but they are poor, unhappy, sick" my job was to ensure that children do not use drugs, and their job was to see that those who use drugs were treated well by society. they're entirely different. >> everywhere i've been in the rld where people inject drugs, the culture has rejected that uncoy. >> reporter: jon cohen has been "svering h.i.v./aids for over 25 years foence magazine," and he was our partner on t

. >>> some districts may be nding nine -- winding down still. >> we have not seen enough lightning to difference for the middle of the commute, which is now. let's talk about 80 westbound. sometimes we get higher than 42 minute commute. it is pretty slow in contra costa county. it has not lightened up just yet. we don't have any major problems. the south bay commute has been busy. on the peninsula, we have had slow traffic this morning. we have 280 as an alternative route. 7:48. let's bring steve in with today's forecast. >>> thank you, sir. good morning, everybody. we want to talk about what was hurricane but i did. it is not a tropical storm. it has to be 74 miles per hour. the bad news is that it is still tracking towards her you will will you probably by the board. saturday looks to be cool. it is something to keep an eye on. we are at 50s and 60s for the temperatures. there are a lot of 50s here. lima valley made it to 44. we have patchy fog around santa cruz to monterey. it will be warm to hot inland, but not as hot as yesterday. 91 in 1966 is the record. water temperatures are

the president continues to push ha on himessage for the border wall and nding for it, marc. >> yesterday with about 15 to 20 appropriateors from the house and senate to continue to say as we get through this appropriations process i ask you to fund my border wall. we know we'll need cooperation from some democrats to but more american people see the crisis that is happening at the border will get worse, the turmoil in central american countries is getteater, challenges in mexico with their economy and the economy booming in the united states, there will be more of a flood of immigrants we needke sure we provide the resources to keep it secure. the president is making the case to members of congress and doing that to both parties in the coming weeks. >> sandra: there is a lot happening. closed door meeting happening, the vote on immigration, supreme court rulings. have you had a chance to talk to him today? >>not yet this morning. i think that we feel that as you mentioned there is a lot of momentum. candidates the president supported won last night and the supreme court victories that re

i yield the customary 30 minutes to the gentleman from colorado, mr.olis, nding which i yield myself as much time as i may consume. mr. newhouse: mr. speaker, i ask unanimous consent that all members have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. newhouse: on wednesday, the house rules committee met and reported a rule, house resolution 953, providing for consideration of h.r. 6136, the border security and immigration reform act. this legislation demonstrates a pivotal moment in our nation's history, one in which we can choose to, for the first time in decades, make significant improvements to our nation's broken immigration system. mr. speaker, i've been in this body for just about 3 1/2 years and throughout that period of time and even before, as i was working to become a congressman, i have always been clear with the people of the fourth congressional district of the state of washington that fixing our broken immigration system is a top priority. one that i believe my district, our constituent, and the entire nation d