back up. >> reporter: pate raised an obvious question.at proved her innocence, why had she waited so long to tell it? >> when i asked her, where was this story when i arrested you? her exact words were, "he had threatened my children in the past. i was scared for their safety. he knew how to get to my children." and i asked her, what's changed? he still knows where your children are. he still knows how to get to them. he could still hurt them. >> reporter: and her answer? >> she just looked at me. >> everything i've told you is the truth. >> but you lied the first time we talked. >> yes, i did. >> the second time we talked. >> the second time we talked i did not lie to you. after i was arrested, i did not lie to you. i told you i didn't do it. that wasn't a lie. i told you that he did. >> reporter: he was jermeir stroud. shannon's story made him the guilty party, but her story also badly needed to be checked out. >> that's just a fantastic kind of story. if i'm going to dismiss her case i need to make sure i'm filling out the dismissal an

back up. >> reporter: pate raised an obvious question.that proved her innocence, why had she waited so long to tell it? >> when i asked her, where was this story when i arrested you? her exact words were, "he had threatened my children in the past. i was scared for their safety. he knew how to get to my children." and i asked her, what's changed? he still knows where your children are. he still knows how to get to them. he could still hurt them. >> reporter: and her answer? >> she just looked at me. >> everything i've told you is the truth. >> but you lied the first time we talked. >> yes, i did. >> the second time we talked. >> the second time we talked i did not lie to you. after i was arrested, i did not lie to you. i told you i didn't do it. that wasn't a lie. i told you that he did. >> reporter: he was jermeir stroud. shannon's story made him the guilty party, but her story also badly needed to be checked out. >> that's just a fantastic kind of story. if i'm going to dismiss her case i need to make sure i'm filling out the dismissal

worth detective jerry cedillo and his partner ernie pate sped over there, too. >> there was a crowd that was startin' to gather. and next thing you know, we have about 40 to 50 friends and family and co-workers. and then we had residents that were just, you know, lookin' from balconies, so we had quite a crowd out here. >> reporter: by now, firefighters had squelched the flames, and the detectives walked up the steps to ashlea's door. >> when you went into that apartment, what was that like? >> it was um -- it was very disturbing. >> reporter: a woman's lifeless body was lying face down on the bedroom floor. >> we waited until she was turned over and we got a good look at her face. and she was also identified by some of the tattoos. >> reporter: and then they knew. the victim had her name tatooed on her rib cage, ashlea harris. outside ashlea's friends were totally in the dark. >> we were asking, um, if we could talk to ashlea or where she was at, they just said that she's unavailable right now. >> reporter: ashlea's boss, chris cravey had just arrived and was trying to get some answers.

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ooh, uh, it's like, uh -- >> rafael: pate. >> anthony: pate?oh, mas. [ laughter ] that is like the best thing in the world. >> juan: you want to eat this, the whole thing? >> anthony: uh, this? yeah. >> juan: yeah. >> anthony: chocolate. [ juan laughs ] >> anthony: this is the chocolate of the gods. >> anthony: some grilled octopus, and sea bream. oh, and some nice pork tenderloin. and my personal favorite, a particularly delicious morcilla, fresh blood sausage. >> anthony: yes. i feel some duende coming on. i can just squeeze that, like it's -- i'm telling you. sexual metaphor coming. beautiful. just feeling them is -- oh, yeah. looking good. wow, look at that. lot of fat. >> cook: yeah, yeah, it's quite nice. >> anthony: those were happy pigs. [ cook laughs ] >> anthony: lazy pigs. >> cook: the ones we like, the ones we raise here in spain. >> anthony: yeah, the pigs and the bulls are very happy here, >> anthony: yeah, the pigs and the bulls are very happy here, until they're not. >> cook: yeah, yeah, the moment of truth. >> anthony: okay, en

a not particularly fabulous river fish -- pike -- folded into a light dough, like pate a choux, untilch, creamy, almost bisque-like nantua sauce made with crayfish, crème fraiche, white wine, and a splash of brandy. pretty amazing for really one of the world's less wonderful fish. >> bill: it's kind of a nice mix of france and italy. >> daniel: cheers. >> anthony: cheers, guys. >> bill: cheers, gentlemen. >> anthony: good to see you. >> bill: what a treat to meet together in lyon. i'm a verizon engineer, and i'm part of the team building the most powerful 5g experience for america. it's 5g ultra wideband-- --for massive capacity-- --and ultra-fast speeds. almost 2 gigs here in minneapolis. that's 25 times faster than today's network in new york city. so people from midtown manhattan-- --to downtown denver-- --can experience what our 5g can deliver. (woman) and if verizon 5g can deliver performance like this in these places... it's pretty crazy. ...just imagine what it can do for you. ♪ i'm finding it hard to stay on a faster laptop could help. plus, tech support to stay worry free. wo

constitutional attorney page pate with us here.r the governor to stay the -- delay the execution. >> there's a lot of evidence to consensual relationship. the dna points to that. governor abbott of texas does have the opportunity under texas law to stop it to say, look, for 30 days i'm going to put a hold on this execution, i'm going to stay it, allow the board of pardons and parole, clemency people, to look to grant clemency. with all of this new evidence it seems really irresponsible. >> you're not talking about keeping someone in prison for the rest of their life. you're talking about killing someone. >> that's right. you can't undo that. >> is there any dna evidence that could claim him innocent? >> i don't think so. i think what we have in this case is clear evidence that someone else committed the crime. apparently there was an individual who had a relationship with this woman at the time. he was upset that she had a relationship with mr. reed. he had after that point been convicted of another sexual assault, sentenced to ten

turned into pate and p. contains all the carbon that the plants of taken out while growing. and it's all stored here beneath us. just on the inner has spent decades turning monocultures into mixed woodlands and mobile reforestation begins he hopes to share his specialist knowledge and experience. you know not just germany forests around the world are in danger whether their destiny was gone the food was really on dry forests a healthy forest requires the delicate balancing act of giving tick but economic interests and population growth are right at the top to mess this up let's zoom in for the on the state of forests globally. the forests botanical garden and even via the north of berlin is part of the university for sustainable development it includes over $1200.00 tree species. one 3rd of the is covered in forests professor to b.s. claim we'd like to see them contain the same tree diversity as there is here in the botanical garden. several 1000000 hectares of forest were lost several 1000000 hectares per year still this loss is not the same everywhere we do have a slight i

tax on fuel but then it became something wider and more political and i think it's about it's about pates about the state of public services about employment it's about inequalities so of course what the yellow vests have done is to lay bare probably the sort of the nature of the economy project of mccormack who was elected with a reputation of being a rather centrist figure and it seems that now the yellow vests seem really to disagree with that or say well essentially his policy is the economy policies have been at the service of the of the rich and not not to our benefit so i think clearly is had probably to reflect upon that and i'm not saying is the yellow vests have made incompletely change or attacked i think at least he's slowed down and had to take into account a number of their of their claims. remy has the movement in a way or another changed. president because he was keen on continuing his liberalizing reforms to fix the decades long problems of the french economy and to a certain point he is saying you know what i have to give a 2nd thoughts because of what's going on the str

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paté with a center of gravy!n some cities around the country. ♪ >>> a labor action is causing disruptions at airports across the country just before thanksgiving. this was the scene last night at l.a.x. in los angeles where workers from lsg sky chefs which contracts with american airlines blocked traffic to demand better pay and health care. there were multiple arrests there. workers also demonstrated in san francisco, new york, dallas, and minneapolis. >>> on the cbs "money watch" now, a key trade meeting is expected today, and a luxury department store is offering some rare discounts. marc liverman is at the new york stock exchange with that and more. good morning, marc. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. well, today investors will get a second look at third-quarter gdp and pending home sales data for october. meanwhile, the only notable company set to report earnings is construction giant deere and company. stocks closed higher tuesday led by retailers and other companies that rely on consumer spending. th

we cardiologists have to be careful not to say oh eat what you like it doesn't matter have liver pâtéor breakfast sausages for lunch a burger for supper that would be totally wrong and they're all packed with animal fats their cholesterol and fat bombs and they do make a big difference. in your exam of had a heart attack fare a p includes lowering his blood cholesterol level heart patients should be especially sparing in their consumption of animal fat in fact saturated fatty acids are bad for healthy people as well. do you vocal of the influence inflammation processes in the body that play a role in the development of diabetes is a serious chlorosis and dementia this can be demonstrated coming and we saw that very clearly in our study and that is another reason why saturated fats are not good for us if it was his and how twins are now more careful about the fact they eat not too much and not too little good ones not bad as we know some fats are much better than their reputation by. what's in front of them see you next week and then let's all try to stay in good shape whew. hew. until

they haven't done so well written well richard schutte know very very well that the 3 previous in pates minutes were done on a bipartisan basis this is absolutely not republicans do not support this process because of the reasons that i've. already outline 31 house members represent states which donald trump one another 20 or so represent seats that used to be held by republicans this is about those 50 members that they are in play if you do the poll and in those districts people do not support this impeachment they do not support the process what they do support is a strong economy and what they do want to show the democrats is health care reform they would like to have a trade agreement done they would like to see the democrats actually engage in the syrian policy and they're not seeing that in so many of these swing district democrats ran on a platform of i'm going to bring the 2 sides together i'm going to work to do things that are best for america not the democrat or the republican party and that and then see philosophy has stolen that narrative from him and richard knows because

plenty of other issues in there as well but the highlighting parts that the labor emphasizing today is pates and issues for example the idea that longer patents could push up the price of drugs for people using them in the n.h.s. an example was given of a drug that would cost $1000.00 pounds but $1400.00 today costing closer to $9000.00 if it was under the. american pricing system and you can see that the denial of boris johnson was attempted to be torn apart by labor party by and he said there's absolutely no way it's on the table barrie gardner the labor shadow whole circus says it's a very long winded way of saying no. paul brennan live in london thank you very much right to guinea bissau now where the former prime minister is in fact 2 former prime ministers one domingo pereira he looks are taking the lead in the presidential election it looks as though they'll be a runoff with another one the early results are suggesting that prayer has got 40 percent of the vote but there is likely to be a 2nd round which will be in december listening to our correspondent nicholas our he's in the capit

millions of dollars taxpayer dollars and ukrainians were pursuing an investigation there was a bribe pate. are you tracking that i was aware of those kinds of things like i couldn't give you those kinds of details i just know that there was a reputation around the company ok and subsequent to the those facts and the bribes being paid the bridge in a company wanted to improve their image and added some folks to their board including the president of poland including 100 biden you familiar with that that's what i understand and to the extent the ukrainians the folks affiliated with terrorism i wanted to hire those people for their board for protection purposes so they could continue to engage in misdeeds if that was a fact worth investigating you certainly would be supportive of ukrainians trying to get to the bottom of that correct why i can't speculate as to any of the specifics of what was motivating various moer not. ukrainian government authorities investigating possible corruption by ukrainian citizens is a perfectly appropriate thing for them to do. mr morris and i want to. turn our

to be presumptuous, but last night after dinner, i went back to my room and i whipped up a little pateoute came out pretty well, don't you think? >> eric: yeah. >> anthony: i mean, not bad for a little microwave in my room. because i know you're a man for expensive taste, i foraged for truffles this morning. i rented a truffle seeking pig and he managed to dig this guy up. perhaps you want to do the honors. >> eric: yeah. >> anthony: wow, look at that knife work. you should be a chef. a nice cheese selection from this very farm. a process that we will be helping along today. >> eric: i'm excited about this. this is an experience. i mean, everything is an experience today. >> anthony: so is a colonoscopy, but -- so have you ever milked a cow before? >> eric: i love going to the farm. when i was a kid, they had 20 cows. >> anthony: in the farming community in which you grew up, did kids at school ever brag about sort of -- i don't know how to describe this for a family audience -- but inappropriate contact with farm animals? >> eric: no. >> anthony: really, never? >> eric: no. >> anthony

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and time after time people come forward with information that incull pates jimmy fanell and proves thated did not commit this murder. >> you mentioned you asked governor abbott, in the last days 26 people have asked for a reprieve until new developments in the case are fully resolved. more than two million people including major celebrities have signed a separate online petitioner to the governor to stop this execution as well n. your experience with the innocence project, how often has public outcry like this worked? >> this is unprecedented. the level of engagement in this case, certainly we work on cases around the country. innocence project has been involved in over 200 dna exonerations over the history of our organization. but for this number of people to be coming forward and saying i do not think that the facts here -- and people are engaged with the facts -- add up and that we do not want the death penalty to be imposed on somebody who didn't commit the crime. >> what do you say to the family, stacy's family who believe this will be justice after 23 years. >> first of all, the s

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and so we're going to try to analyze that and invite the whole country to partes pate in what's takenlace in our country. >> will the house be calling any fact witnesses? there's new reporting it the president new about the whistleblower complaint as early as augsh. there's talk that lawyers with held the aid information from congress. do you want to hear from somebody likiz like izenberg fr white house counsel's office? >> the question is how to fit them in the streamline schedule we've got. there seems to be profusion of new information coming out. fortunately we have several excellent committees including excellent committee chairs in adam schiff and nadler in judiciary. and maloney in the foreign affairs committee. there might be more opportunities to get more fact evidence. but we're zeroing in on the sequence of events that took place related to the ukrainian shakedown and whatever happened. it was part of the bill clinton impeachment, richard nixon impeachment. congress takes it very seriously for this reason. if we allow presidents to cover up or obstruct by hiding evidence or

four pates? well, tickle my elbow! no thank you. try my really big chicken ndwich combos.99. tough one now because there's a woman in t north bay who's looking for answertoght after pit bulls attacked and killed her dog. >>that man says she was walking on our favorite rail andreat and when the 2 dogs started medicine them. kron four's dan thoris live in santa rosa tonight, he joins us with more on thisattack down. >>what they e in justine the woman tells me that she was just going for a nice afternoon walk with theirog lucy when these loose pit bulls came out of nowhere and created a nightmare whi fighting back tes. she recounted what happened and now the county is investiting. the peaceful west county regional trail in eat and was the sne of a vicious attack. it w their jordan simmons says she lost her best friend. >>she was the sweet she loved everyone she met every dog every pern she didn't have an aggressive bone in her body. approached them on the trail be friendlyt first but their behavior quickly changed. >>it was honestly the scarit thing i've ever experienced i've

he gave a good appearance on tv, wore a uniform, talked pate trimmism and made himself more of a victim. >> you don't think that's the reason democrats say keep the ship sailing? >> not a valid reason. because the job of the democrats is not to impeach and convict the president. it's to find all of the relevant facts, present all the relevant facts and then the senate can have a trial as appropriate. i'm a former federal prosecutor and would bring cases before the grand jury and i wouldn't want an indictment returned until every piece of evidence possible was uncovered and then we proceeded. this should be handled in the exact same way, and if bolton's testimony results in the impeachment and a conviction of the president, fine. if it makes the house rethink whether or not impeachment should proceed, better to know that now, before the president is actually impeached and find out later in a trial. in the senate. >> here's how americans are feeling about impeachment. ken. my last question. new numbers in cnn. impeachment polling shows the public unchanged indicating democrats have not wo

i was with him in the hotel lobby in chile during a pate conference and i was pushed aside by his bodyguard and i turned around and i look him in the eye. and i realize this is a man who has issues. >> he's got issues. >> what are you worried about in terms of russian intervention in the 2020 election. >> i think is really important for the american people to understand it has not stopped. they did and they were very actively involved in 2016 as we saw with hacking the d&c and it was others on the clinton campaign and he tried to infiltrate our electoral system and they put out false information and then they were very active on social media trying to pit underpin americans against each other's against contention whether razor immigration or guns or what have you. and this is to discredit our democracy and cause people to hate one another and turn against one another. and they continue to do that everyday since 2016 and in the context of every two years of a national election. we have every reason to be concerned that they will continue their offering 2020 and intensify with learning would

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the same time the city council -- i'm not making this up -- has banned foie gras, french goose liver pateat is their reaction to declining standard of living? >> it's a misdemeanor to handle a pigeon. i guess this is what they are concerned about. >> tucker: this is fiddling while rome burns. great to see you tonight. government officials in saudi arabia were -- and you never hear this -- it was factually correct link to the 9/11 attacks in this country. how is that? instead of finding the truth of the government appears to be 20 years later still protecting them, why is this happening? presidential candidate tulsi gabbard joins us next to explain. our purpose is not just closing a loan. we want to do whatever's best for the individual service person. we want to be known as america's mortgage company for veterans and active-duty service people, and they and their families. we're the ones there to help them. people are doing hard, arduous, difficult, dangerous things. some of them are giving their lives right now, today, for the freedoms that we have here in this country. they're willing t

french goose liver pate. if that's reaction to declining standard of living?nd it's a misdemeanor to handle a pigeon. i guess. this is what they are concerned about. >> tucker: this is -- this is -- this is fiddling -- great to see you tonight. >> great to see you. >> tucker: government officials in saudi arabia, saudi officials, work, and you never hear this, but it's factually correct, linked to the 9/11 attacks in this country. how exactly? instead of finding truth, our government appears to be, almost 20 years later, still protecting them. why is this happening? presidential candidate tulsi gabbard, one of the few who cares, joins us next. ♪ explain ♪ >> tucker: it has been 18 years since the 9/11 attacks, but the families of the victims arece still finding that their n government, our government, the u.s. government, is standing in the way of justice, and that's not aa metaphor. it's literally standing in the way. a group of them, people's whose loved ones were killed on 9/11 are suing saudi arabia for its alleged role in the attacks but federal officials

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. >> reporter: des pate the fact that the white house is struggling to answer whether the president sought a quid pro quo. >> was there a time when military aid was held up because the president wanted ukraine to look into the bidens? >> i don't know. >> reporter: the president is pushing back that gop senators are beginning to believe that his call was inappropriate tweeting false stories are reported that a couple of republican senators that president trump may have done a quid pro quo. but it doesn't matter. there is nothing wrong with that. it is not an impeachable event. democrats point to the witnesses that testified there was a quid pro quo. >> if all of those things are true and largely the testimony that i've heard has corroborated that, then we really do have something that is very, very serious and grave. >> reporter: the president was handed another major legalsetback when a federal appeals ruled he must turn over the long secret tax returns and jay sekulow said in a statement the decision will be taken to the supreme court. the issue raised in the case goes to the heart of our

does it start with that witness, or does it start with the person allegedly per pate pet wapetuat? take a look. >> there is one witness, one witness that they won't bring in front of us, they won't bring in front of the american people, and that's the guy who started it all, the whistle-blower. >> i say to my colleague, i'd be glad to have the person who started it all come in and testify, president trump is welcome to take a seat right there. [ laughter ] >> john. well, he's absolutely right. i mean, the whistle-blower said what he had heard, and it turned out that what he heard was absolutely true, and i thought that schiff and taylor at the outset of the hearing, if people only listened to the first hour, had a really good picture of what was going on, and the most important thing, i think, that the republicans never dealt with was what we knew before the hearing started. we had the president. we had mulvaney, and we had rudy giuliani all telling us they'd basically done this, and the readout also confirmed that. now, what we have here is the most amazing corroborating informati

pate and hopes they hope one day soon they'll return to school with a lesson learned that protests can make a difference natasha going to. back down. but 7 look at what's coming up for you on this news hour in fact what is next for the world's climate change agree now the u.s. has formally started the process of leaving. and sport the race that stops a nation australia's melbourne cup is overshadowed by an animal cruelty investigation. britain's main opposition leader has laid out his plans to resolve the brig's it crisis if the labor party wins december's general election barbara sarah is in our london new center with more on that one hi barbara come on hello yes jeremy corbyn says he would negotiate a new withdrawal deal with the european union which would keep the u.k. more closely aligned to the block corben said he would then put that deal to voters in a 2nd referendum but the other choice would be cancelling breck's it altogether truly conservative party is this risk that labor's plan as fairytale politics as one hour from harlow with the labor party launched its election campaig

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they haven't done so well written well richard schutte know very very well that the 3 previous in pates minutes were done on a bipartisan basis this is absolutely not republicans do not support this process because of the reasons that i've. already outlined 31 house members represent seats which donald trump one another 20 are so represent seats that used to be held by republicans this is about those 50 members they are in play if you do the poll and in those districts people do not support this impeachment they do not support the process what they do support is a strong economy and what they do want to show the democrats is health care reform they would like to have a trade agreement done they would like to see the democrats actually engage in the syrian policy and they're not seeing that in so many of these swing district democrats ran on a platform of i'm going to bring the 2 sides together i'm going to work to do things that are best for america not the democrat or the republican party and that and then see philosophy has stolen that narrative from him and richard knows because demo

president donald trump has offered to help mexico why pates the drug cartels blames for an attack which killed 9 americans 3 women and 6 children were killed near the town of spare after members of a cartel allegedly opened fire on their cars security officials believe the government may have mistaken them for a rival gang on mexico's president and just manual lopez obrador has thanked trump for his offer of help said his country would ensure justice was done well john home and joins us now live from mexico city jonah. case and it's attracted international attention do you think this is the potential to worsen relations between these 2 countries. well president trump of president lopez obrador had a phone co on tuesday after this it happened the white house sort of said that they talked about it in that president trump as you said offered help president lopez obrador has sort of tried to be quite gracious about that saying that he welcomes any type of assistance and cooperation but president trump used the word a war that it's time to wage a war against these cartels and that's somethin

in sports the calgary flames hockey team denying best stalling a racism investigation at coach bill pate is accused of virtually abusing a player and issuing a misleading apology. top story informal talks have resumed between the afghan taliban and u.s. officials the taliban has told al jazeera that some preliminary meetings have taken place here in doha and could pave the way for the resumption of formal peace talks president trump canceled negotiations in september following the death of a u.s. soldier but on the a short trip to afghanistan he told american troops that he believed the taliban was willing to strike a deal stephanie decker has more. it was a surprise visit and is often the case with president donald trump. rising announcement taliban wants to make a deal and we're meeting with them and we're saying it has to be a cease fire they want to do a cease fire but now they do want to do is use fire i believe it probably work and there were times admission their meeting with the taliban comes after the president abruptly broke off talks in september following the killing of a u.s

they haven't done so well written well richard schutte know very very well that the 3 previous in pates minutes were done on a bipartisan basis this is absolutely not republicans do not support this process because of the reasons that i've. already outlined 31 house members represent states which donald trump one another 20 or so represent seats that used to be held by republicans this is about those 50 members they are in play if you do the poll and in those districts people do not support this impeachment they do not support the process what they do support is a strong economy and what they do want to show the democrats is health care reform they would like to have a trade agreement done they would like to see the democrats actually engage in the syrian policy and they're not seeing that in so many of these swing district democrats ran on a platform of i'm going to bring the 2 sides together i'm going to work to do things that are best for america not the democrat or the republican party and that and then see philosophy has stolen that narrative from him and richard knows because demo

i was involved in gathering very, very significant evidence to excull pate my client and i found the corruption being ignored by this corrupt press that we have i became outraged. remember i spent my early career prosecuting hundreds of corruption cases against united states senators, commissioners, law enforcement people, republicans, democrats. i despise corrupt public officials. ed: so what do you-- that's why i was so successful prosecuting them. ed: what do you want to happen to them. in the letter where we started, lindsey graham, you want ukrainian visas, what's the question you want answered about hunter biden and burisma. >> i want the facts to come out. the money laundering, $3 million transaction that went to hunter biden, the crime of money laundering, i've got the documents in my file, and nobody wants to look at them. everybody is covering up for him. they say the charges were debunked, complete lie. they say there's no evidence of criminality and how can you, when shokin has an affidavit saying it was bribery. you can tell shokin is not telling the truth, but you can't

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