his dna was found all over nick's bedroom, and nick's blood was on the pants recovered at the lapan home a verdict. >> we, the jury, do find the defendant james lapan guilty of the offense first-degree murder. >> you're not required to offer a motive, but what do you think the motive was here? >> obsession and hatred. that's all tied up around nick and jessica. >> jessica stillwell, james lapan's mistress and nick's former girlfriend. prosecutor mosher called her as a witness, but his interest in her was not so much about what she said as what she might have done. >> i can't prove that she had involvement, but i can't rule it out either. we have these texts from the evening of the murder that are really pretty disturbing. >> reporter: at 6:36 p. m., james lapan sent this text to jessica. pitbull. to which jessica replied, his dog. his name is smokey. and then james instructed jessica to delete all their texts. >> why are you talking about nick's pit bull the night he's murdered? >> jessica testified she and james had talked about her getting a dog like smokey for her daughter. that said,

and as nick described, i saw the airplane crashing into the world trade center. went down to secretary o'neil and said, i don't think he had seen it just yet. then we immediately tried to get an aircraft back home to the states, but as we all know, all the aircrafts were grounded. it took almost 24 hours to get a military flight, to fly back to washington d. c.. >> tell us a little bit about post 9/11 with respect to the development of the department of homeland security. sort of, that day revealed a lot of things about how we treated security, and how our government ran with respect to this kind of attack. and sort of the deficiencies that were uncovered, and sort of how the department of homeland security came about. >> sure. you know, again, it developed after 9/11. at the time, the secret service was under the department of u.s. treasury. you had other entities. you had alcohol tobacco and firearms under the treasury. you had different departments under justice, so law enforcement and the intelligence community were in different agencies. u.s. coast guard was

we need to see this resolved quicy and soon. nicktions of equity and questions of discrimination inside russia. the lgbtq community has been vilified, prosecuted, persecuted as well by the kremlin. are you worried about her safety? sarah: absolutely, 100%. russia is not a safe place for lgbtq people. we have known that for a very long tim and we want to see brittney brought back home, for that reason as well. i think that that puts her in a more dangerous situation. and i think that we worry about her safety. nick: do you fear her detention is motivated as much by the kremlin's anti-lgbtq policy as it is any kind of russian attempt to gain leverage over the u.s.? sarah: the big thing about russia is there is no transparency. so you never know what is really happening or why anything is really happening. and what the motivation is. the truth is very far detached, oftentimes, from russian manipulation. we do not know what is going on, and that makes it even more worrisome for her wife and her family and her teammates and her friends. i

the hope now that those livers will finally accelerate and a few words, nick, having said all that, can ukrainians still turn the tide? i think the belief is here when you see be with him, michael over here in a city that was attacked like the place i am here with the destroyed government buildings. people going about their everyday life near by. i think they are confident that the army here is able to hold up, that people haven't just run away and that the people in charge have been willing to turn up and take the risk. but there is different the fear of ukraine fatigue in the west was basically ukraine has used up all its own supplies of weapons of soviet produce weapons. so basically everything it fires now front lines comes from america, comes from the u. k. comes from the western countries and without those deliveries they really believe will be in a very big, difficult position. so they just worry that rising prices and other crises are going to distract decision makers and only people in the west and stock that flow of weapons that is keeping this country going to double correspo

when we were spiritless, nick and we want to save up and send some money to grandmother so she can prepare her roof, the skin, which was destroyed in the wool. but needless anon, sasha want to integrate quickly. they have signed up for a german language course. a charge congregation opened eyes as it for free hub in between. but do you have children? we have been i am 2 children. if a little that if you go a bud, it's okay with, oh yes, good. we want to started your money. i play at them, so they play a that's why with my me, with the mother and daughter, i slowly finding that bearings in berlin. and i could even imagine studying in germany. and also i wanted all to come back to ukraine to see my family members. but i think about leaving in german of my life. yeah. and you've been both of us. if the i'm too old to completely overturn my former life, or my relatives on ukraine and my house to do, i want on that to decide for herself whether she wants to st. germany over time to ukraine. little but i want to go home some day. you live there, most of them i yell at syllable, there are lots of

each moments did love nick, and we want to save up and send some money to grandmother so she can prepare her roof. the skin which was destroyed in the wool. but needless anon, sasha want to integrate quickly. they have signed up for a german language course. a charge congregation openings. is it for free? hub in the community? do you have children? i have been, i am 2 children. if the, if you go home, but it's okay. it did. so yes, good. and we want to started jill money to play at them. so this is roy. and that's why we moved into that all of it. you know, my new with the mother and daughter, i slowly finding that bearings in berlin. and i could even imagine studying in germany and what i wanted. oh, to come back to crane to see my family members. but i think about leaving in german of my life. yeah. and you've been both of us, if the word i'm too old to completely overturn my former life, or my relatives on ukraine and my house to do all i want. and that to decide for herself whether she wants to st. germany over 20 ukraine little. but i want to go home sunday. you leave that melissa.

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so okay, let's go to and nick connelly in odessa. welcome, nick. and we'll start with those talks in turkey, a do to get grain out of those ports. ukraine would have to d, mind it, sir. harbors on russia would have to hold back on its attacks. is that likely to happen? i think in the short term, the answer has to be no, no one here trust those russian promises that they wouldn't take advantage of those . mine's been taking away to lot some kind of operation here on a desa, one of ukraine's biggest cities. one of the most symbolic targets for this russian invasion. so for now, no one sees any real possibility for some kind of maybe convoys with the turks protecting private commercial shipping. going to get out the grain lupsi. this is a huge topic for the world. and for lots of reasons that are very dependent on ukrainian grain conflict, lebanon, up to 90 percent dependent on that grain. so potential social impact of raising rising green price in those countries. if this grain doesn't get out and ukraine's next harvest is similarly blocked, we've hea

both men on nick and nick in the poles and french birches also go to the post late as a day in the 2nd and final round of parliamentary elections pulse suggest president manuel macros allies will emerge. the biggest party in the new national assembly pass a predicted strong showing by a new left wing alliance could deprive macro of the absolute majority. he needs to push through his reform agenda and you face and a new political force. grabbing the headlines in france, i mean, not on. yeah. gee, is one of a number of flattering candidates who's made it to the 2nd round of parliamentary elections here? the parisian lawyer is part of a new leftist alliance called snoop, which has shaken up the political landscape. but is people like me or needed to put for it ecological issues, social justice and democracy? it's those issues that broad green socialists the far left and communist together just ahead of the selections. g'night, the long divided left in france, and to take on the business friendly policies of president in manuel my call. when he was re elected in the presidential port as 2

nick: and, finally, mr.retary-general, you're working on a strategic concept that will be unveiled at the end of the month at that leaders summit. it will contain new language on china. do you believe that nato could play a role if china decides to invade taiwan? sec. gen. stoltenberg: well, nato will remain a regional alliance, north america and europe. but this region faces more and more global threats and challenges. and one of them is, of course, the security consequences of a stronger and stronger china. china has the second largest defense budget in the world. they're investing in new heavy military equipment, including nuclear-capable missiles. and, of course, as matters for our security, when it comes to taiwan, i don't think it's for me now to speculate, but it's about nato being ready to defend and protect all nato allies. nick: nato secretary-general jens stoltenrg, thank you very much. sec. gen. stoltenberg: thank you so much for having me. geoff: let's turn now to some of the questions coming ou

as a dusty giga dimension of the community to wrestling community is almost like a family has nicked and foster on that's v as we don't have a lot of media publicity in our sport and, and on them. and many people aren't in a situation where they have a lot of money. let's one's a dusty electric vanish get to for food. so i wasn't shocked by the willingness to help in general. but the intensity and number of offers was a surprise from dia, had me sh anesthesia, it gives me goosebumps, and it's just awesome. what is seen given views on how many people are committed and involved ada kiddish. ginza all to acidosis and fatima last thought, gleeful vote. on v flu mentioned that younger human on mid mountain following that traumatic escape, it helps did the 3 athletes have an immediate task to concentrate on. they joined the 1st group training session just 2 days after their arrival, the ukrainians, a guests of the berlin, wild cats. the berlin club trains in a sports whole of a school wrestling is only a fringe sport in germany, especially among girls in ukraine. it's much bigger, some of the

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and ukraine. i think that -- more recently we have seen countries like also germany that align with morocco. nick will come onto that in a second. you talked about morocco's legitimate claim to western sahara. that itself is in dispute. it is a mess, it demonstrates the need for morocco to step forward and sort it out with algeria. yasmine: absolutely the two opposing countries is a regional conflict, is a conflict between morocco and algeria. that is all the 34 resolutions called for a political solution is called for. specifically algeria to step up to the plate and participate in the geneva roundtables that was standard -- was started. they are now calling for these talks, they refused to take part in these talks. what is surprising is that it is really impeding that political process by severing ties with any countries that is aligned or sees that the real solution is a political solution, morocco's plan of autonomy, the two countries, it is a regional conflict. algeria needs to step up and sit with morocco and solve this 47 year -- nick: you've made the point, algeria's impeding progress, wh

thank you, nick. and that's the latest unbeatable u. news. this our up next reporter on location with a look at press freedom in hong kong, a marina evans dean from me and the entire news team in berlin. thanks for watching . ah, and he tagged along to this visual hotspots in germany, europe and the world d. w. travel extremely, we're in a, a with ah, on kong was once proud of its free media, but the central government in beijing has dismantled most pro democracy media, leaving hundreds of journalists without work among them. chris and jackie doyle goes on jumping. i'm seizing my time to report to lady there are journalists still hanging on on persevering gothic hide all. hong kong was once a colony of the british empire. in 1997, it was handed back over to china against the promise that hong kong would retain its rights and freedoms for 50 years. but only half way through beijing's grip is tightening. where does that leave pro democracy journalists? and can they find ways out by law white as they fulfilled jackie is looking to interview pasto

if the west sends long range missiles to ukraine, t w's nick connelly, and keith tells us more. right. and they see this as proof that russia is genuinely, very worried about the book perspective of those weapons being sent here. that really could affect ukraine's ability to make russian forces put wonder a whole lot more pressure than they are currently them. if they're able to use this new rock lot systems with munitions that can strike targets a 100 or maybe a 150 kilometers away. that allows them to attack russian targets for a safe distance. russia, russian systems, at least in that class, a weapon of the rocket launchers don't have the same range. russia would have cruise missiles, but those are much more expensive and harder to use. so that would really give you crane an advantage, but it has to be said, this isn't the 1st threat coming out of moscow since the beginning this war. the war started with basic implement boot and threatened to destroy ukrainian sincerity to end ukrainian statehood and saying that this wasn't the real country. then we've had basically a direct

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and very dangerous. we have to avoid this scenario. nickfrench president macron has said europeans and the way should avoid humiliating russia. is there an eastern european-western european divide over this? >> i don't understand this kind of rhetoric, because russia humiliated itself so much by starting this war. we have do our best in order to support ukraine in this war. nick:o you fear that some western countries could end up pressuring? the president? >> it would be morally unacceptable to push ukraine to make any concessions from the territory. nick: do you believe there's pressure on ukraine to concede territory? >> i don't think so. i believe in unity which has certain ambitions. this kind of unity i trust and i saw this unity here in madrid. nick: over the past few weeks moscow has withheld some natural gas from europe. you work for years to achieve energy independence from russia. do you believe the rest of the european union is trying to pursue the same policies that you are, and can they? >> i think they will be pressed to pursu

there's a strong bust between ukraine and the united states as well as with our allies and partners. nick ukraine today, russian forces occupied more than of sever don -- sever donzeing -- severdonesk. they say fleeing and gettinged aare no longer possible. people in shanghai were finally allowed out of lockdown. >> it's my first time getting on the subway since the lockdown. i feel pretty good. it's not that crowded nor that deserted, it looks like people are not nervous. it's pretty good. nick: the world health organization warned a covid outbreak in north korea appears to be getting worse. officials apeel to the north for more information. back in this country, president biden defended his response to the shortage of baby formula. he said no one realized initially how bad it would be when a plant in michigan closed from contamination. at a virtual round table he announce nud formula shipments from abroad and said the administration's efforts were in high gear. the number two executive at facebook's parent meta is stepping down. sheryl sandberg announced he's leaving after 14 years as c

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oh, we believe in europe that the mag ex extent they are nick and touch the gloat and make it dream. so good. rain is a good. i have year for them. wild you wraps in western in central africa as to under threat. they are numbers in namibia, in its neighboring countries, are actually increasing rising from 30000 to almost 50000. that's largely because they are better protected here in national parks. this is done vision game reserve located near the medias capital vin dog. today, kids from the children's home are hoping to get the 1st glimpse of a real giraffe, a little a drug skull like this one is very heavy. the animal sometimes use the borne, your projections, cold or seconds in combat with other animals was like all standing next to a lead bond. give the kids an interesting sense of proportion are you are on my leg drives. i love the colors and i lay it looked all like i am dull, very strong. so draft kicks are very powerful. that's how they defend themselves from pre did us example lion for the can kick elaine. the children won't have an easy time sporting the animals to day g r

turkey agreed to, to let finland and sweden join. nickyes, nato leaders officially invited finland and sweden to join the alliance. that was seen as a formality. but turkey took a step today, referring to the deal's clause that there were possible extraditions. and turkish officials today demanded that sweden and finland extradite kurds that turkey claims are terrorists. some of them actually are journalists who fled turkey for fear of their lives. reporters asked the finnish president and the swedish prime minister about turkey's demands today. and those leaders, frankly, dismissed them, saying that the questions of extradition were up to the courts. and, judy, it's just not clear what turkey is going to do if its demands continue not to be met. judy: will certainly be worth watching what happens there. and, nick, what about the u.s. announcements today? how do they fit in with what we were discussing last night, which is nato planning to fortify its eastern flank? nick: yes, as we were talking about, nato will send more troops to the ba

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that is definitely, that is costing you 20 lugs and nick you were mentioning b e u. and of course, there was the troika of european union leaders promised to support candidacy status for the for ukraine to the european union as a decision coming up thursday friday. howard membership, when it comes, change the change the country and what is the candidacy mean to to zalinski ukrainians? o. c. membership is something that a vast majority of ukrainian citizens want all the sociology shows that massive majority for that. here it would basically end decades long speculation about where you crane is going for the most of its independence. ukraine is basically been a buffer zone between russia and western europe and the u. and bases been spent spending its time rather than kind of developing its economy, stuck with these kind of geopolitical questions. so that would put those to bed once in and of cbs huge economic boost and open the door to a huge investment in this country that has historically underperformed. and it still has some of the lowest average incomes in europe. a

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and nick, how are these promises from the u. s. and germany to send heavy weapons going down and keith why think the kind of general response here and key of is one of what took you so long? especially when it comes to germany or of see lots of kristen coming from ukraine and not only from crane in recent weeks, months about delays in germany, sending weapons german reluctance to send heavier weapons systems. so that announcement in berlin today of those rocket systems coming very welcome. but the question elsie is about the numbers being sent was for little detail so far about whether the for there been an outs will really be the end of it or will it potential for more to be supplied in the future? and of sits, question of timing's m, you'll see the fighting industry credit inquiry intense now. and basically the grains been saying that they need all that equipment yesterday rather than to morrow months fun. and so do we have a sense of how long it would take to deploy those systems into combat? there are 2 parts of c, it's the trai

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and minimize its losses. you'd have evening connelly with the ladies tonight from key as always. nick, thank you. and here are some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world in sri lanka, hundreds of rochesters have gathered outside columbus main train station. it's the latest mass rally aimed at toppling the government there. and economic crisis is hitting living standard schools have closed due to few sort. israeli law makers have voted to dissolve parliament. the mood triggers the 5th election in the country in less than 4 years, or administer loppy becomes the an interim prime minister. he's taking over from natalia bennett, who says that he will not run for reelection in november. cassandra brown, jackson has made history becoming the 1st black woman sworn in as a u. s. supreme court justice. the 51 year road is replacing stephen briar. who is retiring and justice is on the u. s. supreme court remain on the bench for life or until they choose to step death. i have been a judge. at least 7 people have been killed during pro democracy protests in sudan group. supposing

thank you for nick. and by the way, i want to, uh, dear guys, make an announcement.alexandrovich received an invitation to work in moscow, i already signed all the documents today. let's congratulate. go. what for? why? there has never been a surgeon. that's all. further seryozh continue to work. seryozha, i beg you, call me back. what was it at home, you know? understand please forgive me. i feel so bad that i doubted you, you know, i wanted to know the truth for so long to get to the bottom of the truth. at some point it just broke down. and all this time you were the best strong. came here to sergei just. it's only for you that i'm here. i came here only to prove to people that you are nothing. guilty. i didn't know it would turn out like this. forgive me, please forgive me. forgive me pasha strelnikov escaped. strelnikov escaped. calm down. russia can you hear me? i'm begging you, please don't leave. if you love me do you love our child? you don't have to run away. i'll always be with you. i love you. not everything is so simple, she got into the water, when she

i'm hearing a paradoxical idea here in moscow that you know, this amount of canal nick and the geopolitical suffering right now may actually inoculate russia against greater please. if you years down the line of when the western lat, westlake center, it says system will disintegrate. even further, now always the russia, her choice at this point of time. but do you think other countries may also think about it about perhaps flooring that dependence on the west or you know, trying to establish the own self sufficiency and survival ability. in the case, similar sanctions are applied to them or i fax them for no reason of their own making. well, yeah, i mean, one of the major issues that people haven't really talked about in russia is able to survive this. this will be another example of how the world is truly like polar, not the us and dictate everybody. and if you don't go along the crash, i mean, look, look at the history of change in your years in iran, bennett, where you have cuba launch. it hasn't changed in right now, how, how russia deals with the news going to be very, very important a

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and as expected, nick keith and ron did not disappoint ah, front man, mick jagger at 78, was in top form. the youngest band member ronnie wood, celebrated his 75th birthday on stage, and of course, the equally unbeatable guitarist keith richard. ah, 2 and a half hours of pure energy tonight play very unique. there's no unlike them. i mean, i can have them up. we've seen the many times. this is my 2nd time and it's your val 11th time. it was a big tack under under 50 of can 2012. we said this might be the last time we say, you know, we seen him around europe. many thompson said wanted england to shows or planned in germany before the rolling stones. 62 are wrapped up in stockholm at the end of july. ah amazing. you won't, you need any news. that's it from me and the news team here and berlin have a good week. ah, it is a secret war. the seem endless one axis in the conflict between yvonne on the one hand and israel in the united states on the other.

, russian troops have entered the city and are engaged in street fighting, but that claim comp, independently verified. earlier i spoke to d. w correspondent, nick connelly his in the ukrainian capital cave, and after russian forces seized control of severed on yeske, i asked him how big of the victory this is for moscow? i think if we zoom out a bit and maybe wait for a few months to see the real differences of this, it might turn out to be all oh victory. yes, this is a big city. yes, this is something they've been fighting for for weeks, but is it really important enough to have invested so much time, so much weaponry, answer me lives. i'm, it seems to be that the grange strategy is as with marable, basically to bind the russians for as long as possible, forced them into those kind of street for street urban battles, of proving incredibly costly in terms of russian lives. and then to pull back or when possible in the last possible moment to avoid losing unnecessary ukrainian military personnel in that battle. i think it's important to remember here that this is basically the only big you, christie, that ross has been able to take in over a mo