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she always said, my tara. none of these efforts turned up anything useful. and the sheriff's case wasn't going anywhere either. there was no getting around it. justice for tara just was not happening. in fact, the case was growing cold, stone cold. eventually mike gandy retired, as did these two cops way up north, retired and moved to sunny florida. and-- got very bored. keith morrison (voiceover): uh, oh. craig melvin (voiceover): coming up. i always felt that this was a case that could be solved. craig melvin (voiceover): enter a cold case squad. could they do what no one else had? how important was that? extremely important. craig melvin (voiceover): when "dateline" continues. >> people always ask for pet tips. for us, joint health comes first. >> and it. >> starts with cosequin. >> our dogs are like. athletes in. the ring. >> but at home they're our companions, just like yours. >> our veterinarian. recommends giving them cosequin. >> every day. >> for the moments. >> that matter. >> trust cosequin. >> cose

said to me don't go in there.telling them -- allied armies and world war ii, they concurred 80% of germany don't go the other leave 20% of the german army intact and don't go into berlin would you have accepted that? mark: no. >> they said if you go in we'll stop the weapons. and you know, and i said but -- i have to go anyway. and we have some tough conversations. and i said in my cabinet, individual opinion. and people said, and we're dependent on american arms i guess we can't go in let's stop thes war now. that means leaving hamas in place. leaving hezbollah in place. and all of their leaders are alive american axis has an amazing victory i said we can't do that if we accept that weapons will take care of themselves. i said to one of the senior american officials -- it's fine don't give us the weapons we'll find with our fingernails. we'll fight with our fingernails that's what i tolded cabinet weapons will take care of themselves we'll fight with what we have. but if we become a state we will not survive the

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and i said, i don't need an attorney. i said, i haven't done anything wrong.y to answer questions. keith morrison: which were, at least to begin with, pretty basic. detective: where did you and trey come from? nancy styler: we're from denver. we met at the university of colorado medical school. they asked me if i knew any of the men that she had dated, if i knew anyone that would want her dead. keith morrison: but she didn't think it was that sort of thing at all, said nancy. she told the detective she was pretty sure she knew exactly what happened to nancy pfister. i said, you're going to find the tox report. you're going to find out that she committed suicide. i was absolutely sure that that's what happened. keith morrison: but of course, investigators knew nancy pfister did not die by suicide. they knew someone beat her to death, attacked her as she slept. and they knew all about the rental arrangement that started well and went to hell and about the styler's rapid fall from success to ruination. their financial situation was dire, and he was trying to pawn

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you also said this mr. patel, "we were able to capture the recording because of their courageous singing and we were able to take it to the study of -- studio." did you take it to a study of? mr. patel: me personally, no. sen. schiff: after you said we digitized and recorded it and all of that, did you take it to the studio and digitized and recorded? mr. patel:, personally, no. sen. schiff: so you were lying to steve bannon and his audience? mr. patel: no, i was using the pronoun "we" appropriately. sen. schiff: the proverbial "we." you certainly promoted the hell out of i no. mr. patel: i? mr. patel: promoted the heck out of it? mr. pat raising money for families in need. sen. schiff: saying you are going to get this to number one on the billboards, right, mr. patel. mr. patel: i think it did. sen. schiff: yes it did. isn't that great, people who violently attacked police have a number. you claim you didn't know about any of the people are the choir, right? mr. patel: i didn't know about the violent offen

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no one said that. >> lawrence: that's not what he said. >> ainsley: of course the palestinians if youerviewed them, which many of these left organizations have they are going to say we don't want to leave. but they have to say that they don't have any other options. they're landlocked. no one wants to take them right now unless president trump comes up with a deal. and they are scared of hamas. >> steve: and so far they say they are not going to leave. ains. >> brian: arab world is going to pay for it. >> steve: saudi arabia said no ties with israel without the creation of a palestinian state. they are a firm no on the idea. although there are -- there are people who are already talking about how it would be a great idea. a lot of people david freidman ambassador for israel during the trump years. he suggested so will we call it mara gaza or gaza lago marco rubio said the united states is ready to make gaza beautiful again. >> brian: tried to build a platform and that didn't work under the last administration to get aid in. >> lawrence: hamas took it. >> brian: ton of money and built

and i said what are we doing? and they said the prayer breakfast.e been there every year. i'm not doing it via skype. [cheers and applause] i'm going to be there. it is not that far. it is like about two minutes down the road. in fact, it was easier to do this than put up a skype deal. destroy the white house putting up all that stuff. i want to be here with you. and i have been here with you. [cheers and applause] i do that despite the fact that they say i can't run again. that's the expression. sir, and somebody said i don't think you can. oh. [laughter] no, i want to be with you regardless and it is an honor and something i've enjoyed. i have met some very nice democrats here. [laughter] it's true. i have. but this is a beautiful tradition that started with president eisenhower in 1953 and i wouldn't miss it for the world. four long years, really, they were very long, dark years in my opinion. it's great to be back at the prayer breakfast and i hope you all agree it's nice to once again have a president that shows up to the prayer breakfast. [che

i said, "ok. right, that's good." she said, "but i'm not." she said, "i'm going to die." she needed emergency surgery in hospital. i went into immediate shock. they were tracking her sepsis, and it was travelling down her leg, and it was travelling at such a rate, temperature was rising, but they didn't know whether or not they'd have to amputate her leg, or take her bum muscle out to stop the sepsis travelling any further, so it would have meant she could have either lost a leg or ended up in a wheelchair for the rest of her life. she said, "it's not worth living. "i'd rather die." i said, "can i speak to the surgeon?" so i said, "how much time have we got?" he said, "five minutes. "after five minutes, there's no going back. "louise will die." you could hear all the mechanics in the background and things being done. and...she hung up. janet drove straight to the hospital. she sat on a cold hospital floor for four hours while her daughter fought for her life. there wasn't one thought going through my head. i didn't touch my phone, didn't speak to anybody. i didn't want to

you said there were 34. can you explain why because neither one was a felony that you tried to put together. host: you are talking about two different things. go ahead. guest: let me take the notion you voted for him because he is different. different does not always mean good. it can go either way. yes, he is different. you and i agree on that. he has different in a bad way. he is -- he should be impeached. i never said i will bring the articles of impeachment tomorrow or next week. i said that in time there will be articles of impeachment. and i think that when the public starts walking around went these sides -- with these signs. by the way i support peaceful protest and i do not support violence. if a person commits violence they should be dealt with. this is where we are going. people are going to have to say here is our purpose and here is why we are doing this and this is why we are in the street. we want to impeach president trump and the senate to convict him. if it does not happen we will at least

patel: never said that. i've overwhelmingly said multiple times that 98% of the fbi is courageous warriors for justice. they just need better leadership, especially those who participated in these conspiracies -- sen. kennedy: who put away the unabomber? mr. patel: the fbi. sen. kennedy: who put away timothy mcveigh and his stalin's stomach for blood? mr. patel: great agents at the fbi. sen. kennedy: who helped investigate jesse smollett, who in an effort at self aggrandizement setback the fight from noted rights for years? mr. patel: i think it was local authorities. sen. kennedy: it was the fbi who opened an investigation. mr. patel: eventually, senator. sen. kennedy: there have been better or worse people the fbi and justice department that were canon glove. mr. patel: unfortunately, senator. sen. kennedy: secretary clinton's lawyer, a gentleman by the name of michael sussman, had a pass to come and go in the fbi building as he wished. don't you think the american people have the right to know the details

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i said, this is where she is? he said, that's where she is. area and followed chris's directions down a path into the woods that led to a clearing. once we could see an area on the ground where a fire-- what had looked like a fire had taken place, once we got closer to that, we could tell that there was still a human form there. andrea canning (voiceover): seven days after she disappeared, detectives had found heather. her body had been badly burned. we were broken-hearted. we had lost her. and she was a big, smiling, beautiful part of our group. andrea canning (voiceover): chris jones was arrested and charged with first degree murder. now the women who'd helped heather find the courage to leave her husband supported their friend in death, staring down chris jones at every court appearance. there's a monster inside that hurt our friend, and that we want justice. andrea canning (voiceover): prosecutors rejected chris's story that heather had died from an accidental fall. they believed he argued with her at the house that night, strangled her, a

he said he had not yet studied the proposal in full.t clear that as far as the israeli government is concerned, gaza is a failed experiment and things cannot go back to what they were. there has been widespread rejection. the cease-fire is due to come to an end. in a couple of weeks. it has been pretty successful. 18 hostages were released. a border crossing was partially reopened, allowing sick people through the border. we could have a return to fighting in gaza. anchor: president trump on thursday signed an executive order putting sanctions on the international criminal court. they assisted in investigating the u.s. and its allies. neither israel nor the u.s. is a member of the court or recognizes its jurisdiction. in advance of that executive order, the court condemned greece, italy, and france for failing to apprehend netanyahu during his time in transit to the u.s. they reminded all state parties that they are legally obligated to fully cooperate with the icc including by arresting individuals sought by the court. this extends to

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and i fully agree with him. >> well, i said it and he said it very well.t's, it's a it's a campaign of pressure to see if we can get something done. he doesn't want to do what some people think will automatically happen because they're very difficult people to deal with, as you know. but if we could solve this problem without warfare, without all of the things that you've been witnessing over the last number of years, it would be i think it would be a tremendous thing. go ahead please. sir. >> do you have any. >> plans to visit. >> israel soon. to visit where? israel. oh, well, i love, i love israel, i will visit there and i'll visit gaza and i'll visit saudi arabia, and i'll visit other places all over the middle east. middle east is an incredible place, so vibrant, so it's just one of the really beautiful places and with great people. and i think a lot of bad leadership has taken place in the middle east that's allowed this to happen. it's just terrible. and that includes in the american side, by the way, we should have never gone in there a long time ag

he has said that. that means he will try to single-handedly gut the programs that he and president trump disagree with. well, what are they? well, he's spelled it out himself in utahing abouts that he -- in utahing abouts that he has writ -- in budgets that he has written with. he wants to cut housing support for 43%, including completely eliminating the largest source of housing assistance for arizonans, and that's going to put working families on the streets. he wants to end the expansion of medicaid that has extended coverage to 600,000 arizonans through a program called access. that means more arizonans without health insurance, unable to get the care they need. also on the list, student loans, food assistance, and so much more. russ vought wants to make it harder for folks to afford a place to live, harder to afford health insurance, harder to afford college, and harder to afford to put food on your table. now for nibbling, do any of those -- now for anybody listening, do any of those things matte

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and you know, going back to work maps, i said earlier, yeah. if you tell him that this is a violation of international law, this is of a war crime that this is not down, this should, oh, he's going to thank you for the compliment. he doesn't care about these things. she's acting on, you know, 1st he's, he buys a green light and then he, and that's just kind of what then he calls the gulf of mexico with golf of america . and he wants to seize the panama canal. now he wants to, uh, um, take guys. yeah. i mean yeah, you can build them are uh guys, uh a golf course. um, but that's not, that's not very practical. now, one last thing. if you notice, you know, we're all taken in israel a not, not just, not just the for us, we're all taken, you know, as a, with a and elephant called out relocating 2300000. bouncing let's look at the 3 things that were not there yesterday. elizabeth, why don't she said nothing about the continuation of the seas on your own face too . and you would think that in order to promote his idea, however impractical 30 asked to

sweden's minister said they had a minister said they had a veryister said they had a very painful d theypears to show the attacker making his way through the building, although we haven't been able to verify it. the gunman opened fire at lunchtime. he was bleeding a lot. before police could guarantee their safety, their parents desperately waiting for news. she came to school five minutes before the whole thing and has been very scared. them, bringing the men in locking the door. swedish police say all those killed were found translation: he is not known to the police from before based on what we know, we believe he acted alone. on spiralling gang rivalry. translation: we have seen today brutal, deadly violence against totally innocent people. this is the worst mass shooting in swedish history. still a lot is unanswered, and i can't give the answers, but there will come a time when we will know what has happened. as sweden tries to come to terms with a mass killing. president trump says that he is", in a rush speak with is", in a rush to speak with china's jinping amid i 77 amid an escal

the beauty of you said, you said wasn't perfect, you know, but, but they were good, much more than they, they did not do harm door of an organization that saved lives, that built schools that protected families that protected people. and so if you in bid that under political organization use something that you use that she monetary and focus, that is really needed for humanitarian organizations. we have to be guided by humanitarian principles. and we can't be influenced by a leadership, political leadership, which i would fear under under sen. rubio, thank you so much kerry for talking to us about it. thank you. kerry kennedy from the american friend services committee, joining a staff from philadelphia. thank you for your time. thank you. well, in zimbabwe, housework is one that some of the most vulnerable communities will be heard by trump's decision to, to spend for an age maybe age ivy, aids patients here they will no longer receive life saving medicine to a us funded program. how room latasha we for some at, for a fee ne, in zimbabwe. no matter how busy her day gets, which i need t

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that said, they're in spin mode. and it may it may work on the right basically saying he got major concessions from both mexico and canada. i guess china would be next. but this i don't know how long this is going to hold. they're going to have to get back to the negotiating table in one month. and what is he going to ask for then and what are they willing to give up? >> you know, you said congressman pat ryan, who represents a swing district. he's a democrat but represents a swing district here in new york. and he was really leaning into the tariffs as something that hurt regular people, help the elites, hurts the regular people. i do wonder if that is the message that's resonating out there in swing districts. >> i do. >> think. >> it is. it's the message that is the actual truth here. i think that donald trump had to capitulate because he saw the markets go down and he saw bipartisan criticism happening when he went to enact these tariffs. so i think that he had to give in and he had to just take less from them be

this is what she said.d see the trend, what was happening, and when i i was asked, do you want to review well, people had said, angela, this target, when we looked when we got into government and we saw the trend, the trend was going backwards. but then push ahead. and they've announced all sorts of things. also the government has announced some things that i think is a bit of a theme with labour government, so they want to get rid of lots of planning rules. houses, but they've put up national insurance payments that builders are going to have to pay. they've increased the regulation in some areas for more landlords. they've hiked stamp duty. i think it is fair to say in terms of the policy that they're trying to do. she's called angie. angie says angela did not mention infrastructure to support new homes being built. schools, gps, transport must be built before the homes as it just creates further problems for those buying new homes and current residents. it's an interesting point. for many, many years. we

dana, you said as well, they are more in line with this.ow there may be some things o on the periphery or soe things even in the corner that may not be lawful. we will find out if the constitution -- following the constitution. but they want to see him push the envelope. if i were democrats, instead of complaining about the issue that are unimportant to everyday americans -- and i don't suggest that foreign policy is not, but throwing a real strong kind of hissy fit over something that doesn't matter, how costs are happening, how communities are made safe, and how borders are made safe -- get out in your districts, hold town hall meetings, listen to people, let the cameras come and see you guys doing that and the people in the audience want to say we don't like what the president is doing, we like what he is doing, then take that back to washington. you are not going to win this argument by standing outside of the capitol or outside of a federal agency in washington and ranting and raving about what president trump is doing because i can as

i said, what did you want me to do? reminded it was not... >> trace: is it your feeling that the festival is primarily left, the audience and the people that go there, they want to go there, also to the left? >> i think so for that particular crowd but us on the right also go to see movies to! >> trace: weird! is the left becoming more tolerant? they have called you out a little bit at sundance, do you think they are coming more tolerant and coming together a bit under president from? >> i think this time around they understand the resistance needs to be different, last time it was just outright resistance but now, he won the popular vote, maybe they it -- they misunderstood something. as opposed to this was a one-time thing because hillary clinton was not the right candidate. >> trace: thank you for coming on best of luck. >>> blake lively and justin's legal battle heating up today after appearing in federal court, you do think is innocent in this conflict? team justin, team blake and wide? let us know, we are back wit

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and i don't now because of the nonsense he just said.e aligned with president bush's foreign policy than the state department was and sometimes even the defense department was. that is not the problem. the problem is they do not have an administrator to run the agency, to move it toward the right. whenever a president takes up office, they appoint people who agree with their point of view. when there is a republican president aid moves to the right, when there is a democrat, they move to the left as it should. the programs they are attacking right now are biden administration programs. they are not programs that the career people put in place on their own. they were instructed to. by the white house. why are you blaming the career people for something that joe biden did? i don't understand it. it is ridiculous. aid is one of the great, great powers of humanitarian powers in the world for the united states to protect the american people and our national interests and to protect the people in the developing world from disease, from hunger.