david phillips: she's the love of your life? yes, sir. david phillips: person you know better than anybody else? yes, sir. david phillips: and you can't tell that's her when you pull that trigger? [theme music] welcome to "dateline." theirs was a marriage of opposites-- she the hard-charging business woman, he the easygoing contractor. and yet somehow, debbie kelly and lars itzo made it work, or so it seemed, until a gunshot ripped through the night, leaving debbie dead and a family wracked with doubt. was her death a case of mistaken identity or the bloody end to a marriage gone bad? here's andrea canning with "the silhouette." andrea canning (voiceover): what happened inside this house would destroy everything the woman who lived there had worked for. she finally had it all-- the career, the dream home, the marriage she'd waited so long for. there was a brightness in her eye. i trusted that she knew her heart. they were in love. there's no other way around it. andrea canning (voiceover): her life now complete, fulfilled, safe. we never w

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and the former executive director of human rights watch also in new york is david l. phillips and jumped professor at georgetown university school of foreign service . i'm a full met senior advisor to the us state department. welcome to or if you gentlemen kind of, i want to start with you. why is trump doing this? america's not even a member of the i c c. so what is trump's motivation in carrying out this executive order? well trumps view of international justice is that is for other people, not for americans or their allies and their been elements of disposition, but the us government has maintained going back to the origins of the dreadful criminal court at the original negotiations in rome, that was the main us position where they were happy with the court having trish fiction by a means that washington could control. so, you know, they, they were okay with the veterans restriction over the citizens of governments that joined the court because the us government had no intention of joining. they were okay with jurisdiction confirmed confirmed by the un security council beca

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jennifer garczewski: phillip barr was saying to david mcmannis, "i didnt want to kill her."." keith morrison (voiceover): not very believable, said the defense attorneys just people making things up, said barrs lawyer, mark desisto. mark desisto: we contended that those conversations never took place. keith morrison (voiceover): some of those witnesses were inmates, too, snitches. mark desisto: i never met a confidential informant thats going to inform just because he wants to be a nice guy or a good citizen. theres always something in it for him. keith morrison (voiceover): that woman, the star witness found by the cold case team, who said she saw the two men coming and going from taras house? mark desisto: could it be she made herself believe this over so much of a time to make sure the bad guy goes away? keith morrison (voiceover): dave mcmannis attorney, michael bross, said his view those detectives focused on the wrong man. said phil barrs accomplice must have been peewee st. john, the man whod turned in jewelry three days after tara went missing. michael bross: theres

the thing is i wanted to do a shout out for phillip and david louis. >> david lewis, investigator for arranging to give us a taxi stand near chase center. >> considering that all the streets are blocked off around the chase center due to the crazy guy that ran over all those people in new orleans. so but the thing is is please have the pictures enforce the hotel stands. >> please make it a priority and please make sure that the taxi zones are free for us to use because this is the time when we can serve as ambassadors to the city. the tnc these are not ambassadors because most of them have never lived in san francisco and maybe only never really driven to south cisco until they got this this part time job or if so i'd appreciate it that we get some type of priority in order to serve the people coming for the other events. in addition to the all-star game on the 16th and round one and last thing there is scott had a hearing brian is a great guy, great. >> he had a hearing regarding having a street festival on on front street on the 15th. it was moved from the 16th and it's going to cre

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david chiu is working on this as we speak. >> reporter: city attorney chiu's office said they will have more to say in the coming days, but experts like professor brandon phillips at cal state east bay predict a lawsuit is coming. >> lawsuits are most likely going to be the most effective strategy that cities have available to them. there is on the part of cities and especially on the part of the states, we do send this revenue to the federal government through taxes and other mechanisms. so in a sense we are demanding some of the money that we allocate to the federal government continue to be allocated back to us. >> reporter: another potential battle in the courtroom brewing between california and the trump administration. special agent harp hopes cooler heads prevail. >> i think san francisco and the department of justice are going to have to take a step back and think about what's in the best interest of the community and sometimes that's give and take on both sides. the old saying about everybody has to meet in the middle to make it work, i think this may go there. >> the trump administration is also gearing up to investigate schools for allowing trans wom

phillips 66, dupont, coca-cola and since halt inty -- is that financial? i guess since matty financial, that that's what it was. and the nasdaq winners, global groundings, is that it? if. >> foundries. davidbe -- [laughter] >> on semi, mongo db and apple. david: and the 10-year treasury, the yield is up 4.2 basis points to 4.536%. that's the 10-year. check in on gold. as we mentioned, it's down just by a tick, down about $6. still well over $2900 per ounce. and bitcoin is down, again, not by a9 lot from their standards, it's down to $96,946. taking a look at oil, it's up a little bit, up about 88 cents to $73.20 the a barrel, and nat gas is up about 3%. big jump for nat gas. the average price, by the way, for a gallon of regular is now $3.14. but if you live in california, sorry to say it is the $4.66. what a difference. >>> coming up, senate republicans are pushing two separate bills to get trump's agenda passed, but the president just wants one big, beautiful bill. will the head of the house ways and means committee, they're the folks in charge of writing tax bills, jason smith is the chairman, will he say he can make donald trump happy? [laughter] we're going to be asking him. meanwhil

david, gopac chairman there. i want to start out by playing some sound for our viewers former democratic representative dean phillipsoining this effort with doge. let's listen. >> i think missing the boat as democrats. sometimes it is better to join them and actually play a role in how the strategy works rather than so pathetically, frankly, try to combat something that clearly is a steam roller and sd democrats are being steamrolled. bryan: and david, what do you make of these comments and the idea that maybe democrats should not be spending so much time going after an agency that's promising americans to go after waste and fraud? >> dean phillips comments are in line with two out of every three americans who believe that government spending should be pulled in before we start looking at tax increases. the reality is the conversation washington is now very different. it's not about how we keep adding spending and doing more things, it's about how do we make sure we are maximizing the federal dollars, that taxpayers are giving washington to make sure it's doing good for the american people. bryan: what you make of t

david davis mp. i'm joined by sir ranil jayawardena and joe just ordinary joe phillips. i'm very sorry about that. that's all right. david. you were heavily involved in the brexit negotiations for many years. what's going on? >> well, firstly there's a degree of labour naivety about this. they think of europe as a good thing. they're all intrinsically remainers. they're a couple of honourable exceptions, but the vast majority are intrinsically remainers. they'd love to be back in. and so they're going to be fairly weak willpower, shall we say, in this exercise, they'll get pressed. they'll get pressed on fishing rights. they'll get pressed on free movement, or at least free movement, or at least free movement for young people, which will grow. they'll get pressed on the european court of justice, because we'll get sucked in and sucked in, and then they'll say, there's only one thing that can arbitrate this. >> one could argue, david, that if the conservatives had actually taken us away from more eu law, it would be much more difficult to get close again. >> not really. i mean, look, i think the i t