it was firefighter sam dreer. the paramedics immediately airlifted sam to the nearest trauma center as word of the shooting spread. >> and it's danielle. she's screaming into the phone. you have to come. he's been shot. he's been shot. and i said who's been shot? and she screams out sam. >> cindy jumped in her car to be at her brother's side. a thousand questions swirled through her mind. why sam? who shot him? and why was he at that apartment complex? >> a firefighter gunned down. but this seemed like more than just a random shooting. coming up -- >> there's some infidelity going on and there's a reason a cause for concern. >> when dateline continues. >> when dateline continues 's th. lowe's has our widest selection ever. with all the trimmings. fthe prilosec otc two-weekymore. challenge is helping people love what they love again. just one pill a day. 24 hours. zero heartburn. because life starts when heartburn stops. take the challenge at prilosecotc dot com. there's a company that's talked than me: jd power.pe

>> sam took care of everything while he was alive. when sam said, "will you take columbo?"y?" i just said, "of course. i'll take care of it." >> then, in june 2015, three months after sam's death, tyson learns that those vets and therapists will no longer be paid and all those hollywood-style treatments will be discontinued. tyson reaches out to the executor of the simon trust. now, i'm a dog lover -- don't get me wrong -- but tell me how much you were asking, money-wise, to take care of columbo in the style sam had -- >> i didn't ask for money. i was asking for them to send the vets over. i wasn't asking for money. >> come on, columbo. >> either way, tyson says he's told there's no money earmarked for columbo. >> i first thought, "it has to be a misunderstanding," but, at some point, you'd think, even if that were the case, they would have an allegiance to what sam would have wanted." >> radio host mark thompson was a longtime friend of simon's. is it possible that sam made a promise to tyson he didn't intend to keep? >> i think the answer is -- of course not, of course no

you are already shaking your head, sam. sam: not even close. whole bunch of those stores. but they are not selling. romaine: and then they are building a four-story starbucks. is a four-story starbucks enough to make up for what was there before, a crate and barrel or something? sam: not likely. arebottom line is we training people to buy what they really want online. we have all these programs where we will send you five things, send four back. they still need places where people can see and touch, but that is 1/10, 1/20 of the store coverage. it wasn't long ago when the gap use to open 100 stores a year. now they need three, and that's only if there are three good malls to put them in. alix: so more m&a? is that what is going to happen? leon: i don't know. the history of m&a in the sector, at least for traditional retail, has not necessarily been that good, so i don't see it. sam: it's primarily been a real estate story. i've got a bunch of great leases with cheap risk. alix: we've got to leave it there. we are going to look at opportunities

tom: thank you, sam. thanks very much, sam. thank you, everybody. sam: it was very exuberant. watching that brings back lots of memories, but what do you remember today, 30 years later, about that night at the wall? tom: i remember vividly, and i want to say at the outset, it was not just me, it was the whole nbc team, and our foreign editor suggested i go to berlin. he said i don't know what will happen, there's a lot of activity. i got here, and we were around for 24 hours before that memorable news conference. we had a satellite, a cameraman, and got the film of the people first coming across the bridge from east germany to west germany. so it was a confluence of all those forces. i remember as vividly as though it were yesterday, sam, standing there thinking, my god, this is one of the biggest stories of my lifetime, of the 20th century. we have got to get it right. and with the help of all my colleagues -- in fact, i think at the end of the night we did get it right. it was absolutely thrilling, and i remember one of our techies going over and getting a piece of the wall,

sam houston decided to finally fight.ce of the first and only time santa ana and sam houston will square off. this is a battlefield. who better to take me through the battle than steve be moore, one of the nation's foremost experts on this texas independence battle as well as this battle. 18 minutes is the name of your book. >> that's the amount of time it took for the texans to completely overwhelm and surprise the mexican army. brian: the group that got annihilated at the alamo, massacred at goliad, it takes 18 minutes to defeat santa ana here? >> it's probably the most lopsided victory in american history. brian: the mexicans are over there, they ride first. they are sitting there and they are undercover, right? >> there is a lot of big oaks, a lot of moss hanging from the trees. 1,500 guys, plus. brian: then sam houston's guys are that way. how many did they have? >> 937 by my best count. this slight rise in the hill helped disguise the texans as they were coming towards the mexican camp. and you have that wood line t

[cheers and applause] >> thanks, sam. i should clarify when sam was honored to introduce someone who inspired him, he was not talking about me. but he does like dodgeball, i think. i am also honored it to be here. what a beautiful town, beautiful day. and i'm so impressed so many people turned out during the patriots game, no less. they are winning, just an update. i think. i think. i'm not positive. i'm just guessing. they are most likely winning. i'm a jets fan. let's talk about somebody who is going to win, so let's keep talking about the patriots. let's keep a positive. i'm here for the same reason you all are and i hear people say this, i've been to a few of these stops. i hear people stand up and say, they preface their questions or whatever they want to say to bernie with "i love you." there is always something very genuine about it. and i found myself thinking about it. i love bernie too. i love him because he stands up for injustices that no other politician seems to be talking about. and he has been doing it his

sam: sam. lemonis: i'm marcus. sam: sam murray. nice to meet you. lemonis: these are my partners.n and welcome to mouth. we're excited to go through the whole thing. lemonis: mouth.com is a huge, food-subscription business, and i think if they like the product, well, it's a pretty good indication of what the whole marketplace is gonna think. erica: i'm erica, and this is... lamarinette: i'm mama. sam: mama? lamarinette: mama. erica: mother-and-daughter team. we're business partners, and our company is southern culture. we have three lines within our brand. sam: i have to say, from our perspective, we think southern food so long has become somewhat commercialized and become somewhat of a joke in american cuisine. it's overly sweet or overly spicy. erica: you know, our ideals are similar to you all's because we believe in really reinventing southern food and really updating that and adding a new twist and making it fun again. lamarinette: and erica loves quality, and today, when you taste this food, one thing i know for sure, what's in the box we stand behind our name. sam: speaking

marine e is sam deen.hen it happened. al shot him, it was, "right, that's done, let's just go!’ murder charges against sam deen were later dropped. but he tells us excluusively how he struggled to move on. i was having panic attacks as well, and just like, "i don't want to live like this any more." and ijust... yeah, i tried to take an overdose and ijust... yeah, it wasn't. .. it wasn't the best time. al blackman was known as marine a — he served more than three years in prison for shooting the taliban fighter in the chest at close range, and is here to tell us how he's now helping other ex—service personnel. huddersfield university students tell prince andrew to quit as their chancellor. and the hollywood actor who's made allegations of abuse against movie mogul harvey weinstein, rose mcgowan, tells us she doesn't believe prince annrew. my my response to the interview prince andrew gave is one, like many, of shock and dismay, but also disbelief in my opinion. and facebook vice—president nicola mendelsohn

time sam is a damn this is al jazeera live from also coming up. cambodian opposition leaders face regional political roadblocks as they try to return to their country. french police dismantle a migrant camp in paris a day after the government introduced tough new immigration rules. and then ultimatum from bolivia's opposition that anger against the president spreads to rural areas. for mcconville is rebel leader has been sentenced to 30 years in prison by the international criminal court basco and 10 gander was convicted of 18 war crimes including murder rape and conscripting child soldiers the atrocities happened in the democratic republic of congo's northeastern the tory region between 20022003 the ganders jail time is the longest handed down by the hague court to date well has the moment the judges read the sentencing. for conscripts think and analysts think children under the age of 15 years into an armed group and using them to participate actively in hostilities is a war crime for 18 years for rape of civilians is a crime against humanity an

marine e's real name is sam deen.onymity order, so he can talk openly about that day in afghanistan. this video footage is from a helmet camera worn by one of the marines. i do remember exactly what i was saying, i was saying, yeah, let's just put one in his head, let'sjust do it. and you're just saying that because the guy was dying and was in pain. he was going to die. and then it happened. gunshot. al shot him and ijust thought, right, that's done, let's go. sam was later arrested and charged with murder. i was like, how can you charge me? you've just seen the video, you've seen i didn't have any involvement other than saying what i said. four months later, sam was acquitted of the murder charge, but the acquittal wasn't the end of the story. i was having panic attacks as well, i just didn't want to live like this any more. i tried to take an overdose. it wasn't the best time. marine a's identity was revealed in 2013 as alexander blackman. he was given a life sentence for murder. his conviction was later reduced to

now self exalted cambodian opposition leader sam rainsy has arrived in malaysia after being barred from a flight to thailand he's about to return home to cambodia to lead demonstrations against prime minister who said in his room for more than 30 years consent has described the planned return of reign the end of the opposition leaders as an attempted coup. the hope. we're on the right. you will receive the deceivers the militia the 1st t.v. interview we did our leisure what. do. you think of democracy. that's going to talk correspondent wayne hay he's joining us live from bangkok so what happens now that mr rains is in malaysia. yes well this was the day november 9th that he said he would return to cambodia and lead that uprising against the government its independence day in cambodia so it would have been a very significant moment instead as you say he's arrived in the malaysian capital in the past couple of hours and this is not the end of the road as you heard him say he is still determined to return to cambodia to lead that uprising against the government led by prime minister who i

the cambodian government says opposition leader sam rainsy is free to return but will have to face justice as he arrives in malaysia. and remembering before all of the wall in germany that he is since the balun war came down. india's top court has ruled a disputed religious site be given to hindus for the construction of a temple where the piece of land in the state of pradesh is claimed by both hindus and muslims now in its ruling the supreme court said muslims should be given 2 hectares of land for a mosque at a different location that india's government will set up a trust to manage the site and oversee the building of the hindu temple dispute over just who owns the land has been one of india's most contentious issues hindu hardliners destroyed a 16th century mosque in 1902 sparking riots that then killed at least 2000 people the course added that the right to build a temple on the land will be subject to peace harmony law and order. well the disputed land is in ayodhya that's in the state of georgia pradesh which hinders raghad as the best place of lord rama and is prime minister naren

a really big deal, sam kerr are coming to england.g, she could have gone to any club. why do you think chelsea have backed her? yell or when you think about the fact that this is one of the biggest signings in chelsea history, they have a squad of international stars, but this tops everything, and it is a huge coup for them. they are six time champion. had she gone elsewhere, that she would have earned more money, so elsewhere, that she would have earned more money, so the fact that she has gone to chelsea, which are not in the champions league, it's a big deal. she has family connections in london, which i think helps on a personal level, but also she has achieved more or less everything there is to achieve in america. the same in australia, she has the goal—scoring records in both leagues. i think she finds its time to come to europe. every year she gets nominated for these big awards, but she never wins, so i suspect pa rt but she never wins, so i suspect part of this move is for her to get this personal recognition that she deserv

. ♪ body like a back road >> sam hunt caught driving the wrong way. jailhouse walk of shame today. >>> then, the royal family in crisis. meghan and harry's new drama, plus, the queen firing her own sun? the biggest palace scandal yet. >>> and the "jersey shore" shore wedding that end in the disaster. [ bleep ]. >> the bride roasted at her own wedding. >>> plus -- who left harry hanging? styles caught on a wire in the middle of a busy street. >>> and we flew all the way to germany for today's special cohost michael b. jordan. let's go! >>> welcome, everybody, to berlin, germany, and hour huge exclusive on the set of without remorse with our special guest cohost, michael b. jordan. >> thanks for coming all this way. >> you tell me to get on a plane, i say, what time does that thing leave. i love this guy so much. i want hear all about your new reels a navy s.e.a.l., but first, help me with some news. >> here's tonight's stop story. >>> country star sam hunt. any duh taetails on his dui arr. he kept a low pro file around 9:00 a.m.-he posted a $2,500 bail

marine e is sam deen.n anonymity order and he can finally talk about what happened that day in afghanistan when head cam footage showed him offering to shoot the wounded fighter in the head. the murder charge against him was later dropped. he reveals to the programme that he tried to take his own life after hitting rock bottom. his colleague that day, marine a, alexander blackman, was given a life sentence for murder. his conviction was reduced to manslaughter and he was reduced to manslaughter and he was released from prison in 2017. clairejones reports. a story of men in war. i wanted to be the best that you physically could be. that is why i wanted to join the marines. if things had been different, i probably would have done the full service. i cannot back and have a lot to be proud of. men who shared a moment that changed their lives forever. the way i left was arguably unique. though it is hard. i do not feel like i did anything wrong. i don't feel like anything wrong. i don't feel like any of us did

still banned from politics and from leaving the country his release comes a day off to sam rainsy the co-founder of the banned party of arrived in malaysia from self-imposed exile in france he's aiming to return to cambodia the demonstrations against the prime minister has moved and we'll. get more on this now with wayne hay in bangkok so what prompted the release. semi i think this is clearly a tactical move by the government in phnom penh on a couple of fronts really sam rainsy as you mentioned returned to southeast asia flying into the malaysian capital of kuala lumpur on saturday he is the acting leader of the cambodian national rescue party still vowing to return from exile to cambodia and to lead an uprising against the government so it seems that this move by the government to ease restrictions on kim is perhaps designed to take the wind out of the sails of sam rainsy to call into question the relevance of any possible return to cambodia the other thing is that coming up on choose day the european union will deliver a report to the government of cambodia after its investigation

on sam is a band this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up a call rules the netherlands should help for patrick 56 children born to weisel wives and syria putting further pressure after a fragmented election verdict in spain catalan separatist block traffic at the french border. with libya is president resigns after weeks of post-election protests if more hours allies back his claim he's the victim of a coup. hong kong's chief executive has condemned violent confrontations and described protesters as the enemy of the people in a show of defiance kerry says the government will not bow to their demands after 5 months of demonstrations well this comes after a day of violence on the streets in which a pro beijing supporter was set alight and the police officer shot a protester sarah clarke has more from hong kong. protesters started blocking and ran lines during the morning rush hour at a crossroads inside one home district on the east of hong kong island a traffic. office it was filmed as a graphic with a demonstrator and then pointed his gun at a 2nd protester and shot him in the

cambodian opposition leader sam rainsy and other politicians are blocked from returning home . to the president has announced tough new measures in an effort to stop 3 weeks of anti-government protests descending into more rioting and looting president sebastian pinera is proposing laws to congress to toughen penalties for looting and acts of violence especially by people hiding their faces with hoods and mosques but a protest is attacked upscale areas of the capital santiago on wednesday a series of concession measures have failed to pacify the protesters who are angry at economic inequality with latin america at its newman is live from the capital santiago you see how significant these new measures. hello charlie well they are and they're clearly a response to growing pressure on the president not so much from the people who are out in the streets protesting clearly but rather from his own support base right behind me is the headquarters of a political party that is part of the ruling coalition and it was attacked by a group of people according to its leaders to the leaders o

sam was in a bad way after that. i tried to speak to him after that.o speak to him a few times 434 months. then ijust had to accept that maybe he did not wa nt had to accept that maybe he did not want to speak to me and i had to given that sol want to speak to me and i had to given that so i backed off. i went into a bit of a shell myself. there was no one i did not know in football, nobody i could not get to. it was a great feeling to have that. but then when it all happened it fell on top of me and it was like no one wanted to know me. did you feel as though that whole incident had ruined your life? it nearly did, i cannot let it ruin my life, it has festered for me for a long time now and it is mind—boggling to think that a company and a newspaper can do that and then what is the got? how is yourfriendship do that and then what is the got? how is your friendship now with some of the dice? i always had a great friendship with sam, i had to understand where he was coming from, that he wanted space. i hope people ta ke that he wanted space. i hope peop

sam, good morning to you. i want to discuss some of your major take-aways first and foremost from the first day of thef public impeachment inquir hears and also this new information included in ambassador taylor's testimony with regards to this phone call between the president and gordon sondland, in this ukrainian restaurant. >> yes, i think it is going to be here this morning, few people including somefe of the lawmake i spoke with were surprised that bill taylori would show up and ultimately drop a really new piece of information that isn't necessarily a game changer, but really has a significant impact on themp case that democrats ar trying to make here. he tooifed another person with apparently first, he identified another person with apparently firsthand knowledge of the president'sfi direct involvemen in a plan to get ukraine to investigate his political rivals.in that person, bill taylor's aide is going to come in on friday, for a closed door deposition with impeachment investigators. so that's a reall

sam had that sense. that you think i could be a public information officer in my day. giving prisoners the opportunity to report their own stories isn't just a means of ravening the complex truths of prison life it provides a rehabilitation catharsis for some journalism as a way of life behind bars at the end of the day i guess. i would say i'm a storyteller and i look forward to telling stories and i will say you know i may live in prison but i'm no longer a criminal. it gave me an ability to think of myself outside of the box of just a prison that. i could put out through this media of a product that could change the face of how people are viewed in prison or even how we view ourselves in prison. when you've been deprived of speaking talking for years on end and someone says all of a sudden a man i'm going to tell your story there is where the magic we've got the might never. finally writing headlines can be tricky and what you don't want to do is write one that makes headlines elsewhere for the wrong

and is banned from leaving the country meanwhile his colleagues including prominent party co-founder sam rainsy are facing challenges of their own as they try to return to cambodia from exile and this is all happening as the government faces international pressure for undermining democracy and human rights will bring in our guest in just a moment but 1st this report from wayne hay who's in phnom penh. the president of the opposition cambodian national rescue party spent his 1st full day of relative freedom still in his home in the capital phnom penh he met diplomats the 1st was the ambassador of france which is one of the countries applying most pressure on the cambodian government. didn't talk to the media but his spokesman said the meetings were an opportunity to say thank you it just to visit to express greetings. entr'actes and in person alone. is still banned from political activities and the charge of treason against him stands the decision to end his house arrest came the day after the acting president of his party sam rainsy flew into malaysia from exile in france saying he'll re

thank you sam donaldson. me turn the microphone over for the final remarks to rogers that time, executive director of the reagan institute one of the sponsors for today. >> thank you so much. everybody please join me in thanking all the panelists to georgetown university. and all the students. of course thank you to our friends at the george and barbara bush foundation i think today's event and i'm sure you agree was a perfect first partnership for the bush foundation the reagan institute and looking forward to more collaboration in the future and of course thank you to atlantic council dean homan and our moderator the incomparable sam donaldson. thank you so much. [applause] i did a few more comments and i will close this out. the day that berlin wall fell and i was a kid at the time internalizing all of it from the tv and in my parents living room, sam's abc news colleague peter jennings describe the development as "perhaps most important announcement made in central europe since the end of world war ii and

[applause] >> thank you very much sam.i'm honored to be here. we are very grateful for georgetown university and the school of foreign service for helping to hostess the atlantic council. we are grateful for the ragan foundation and their institute for helping to host this event. we have many people here who should be introduced and i'm not going to ask everyone to stand who is important. [laughter] and i'm not going to ask everyone to sit who is important so that other more important people can stand. [laughter] i am here to say that we are proud to have dorothy bush kluck here, the president's daughter. and ellie Ãhis granddaughter. [applause] we also have folks from the elected council here. [applause] british robinson is here from the barbara bush literacy foundation. [applause] we also have the eu deputy head of delegation michael curtis here. [applause] in the german deputy chief of mission's Ãbis here. [applause] this is a remarkable day because we are remembering a truly more remarkable event. i'm about to introduc

fleet of foot and shop of mind, sam kerr is one of the worlds best strikers. can she finish?e first hat—trick. she is on her way to england. if she can reproduce that form on these shores, chelsea fans will be in for a treat. i have come here to lift trophies with the club, and there is no denying that i have come to score goals, so hopefully i can keep my goal—scoring record up, and help the team if those trophies. chelsea is one of the biggest clubs in the world, and once i had my mind set on europe, it was an easy decision to choose chelsea. everyone has been watching the growth in england. i think it will be up there as one of the best leagues in the world. kerr is a household name in australia, and with a new tv deal she could become a ratings winner as well as a matchwinner. it's been a tricky couple of days for the england manager gareth southgate after he dropped raheem sterling for tomorrow's euro 2020 qualifier against montenegro. it was after a bust up with his team—matejoe gomez, and today southgate has admitted that he "wouldn't imagine" that sterling is "hugely

sam is portrayed as a noble, heroic figure. watch out for the backswing. >> uncle sam looks a lot like abe lincoln. that could have been the reading too much into it. >> i thought the same thing. debate continuing between privacy and security. this sums it up perfectly. >> it is interesting that six days after 9/11 they would areize that civil liberties going to be part of what we end up having to think about and he in our immediate desire for safety and security and order. time, was notthat just the trauma of actual events, but the almost predictable -- we were all predicting that 9/11 would be the first series of attacks. a series of similar attacks coming out of nowhere, and even worse coming out from within the u.s. do not forget civil liberties. attentive tong civil liberties, watching out for the consequences of wielding a sword. that was a timely comment at the time, when most people were not even going about that. >> ok. all right. act together.r requires a little bit of explanation. i do not know how well you remember

she's the vice president of the banned cambodian national rescue party secure and her party leader sam rainsy trying to return to cambodia from self-imposed exile sam rainsy is leader of the national rescue party he joins us now live on the phone from paris mr rainsy where are you and when do you start your journey. are you the accurate is my we are just caught. and i am boarding a plane from paris to bangkok i will be in bangkok tomorrow morning early devolving and then hopefully i will have to. say hopefully what do you do when or if they don't let you in one at the airport in atlanta. or i can put it to the cambodian border i will ensure the thai authorities know that i will not create any problem for them so that they can they can allow me to go peacefully discreetly to the cambodian border and once in cambodia then we will be among those and we will watch toll would think it will be a peaceful march but it will also create people power ok we'll get to we will march in a 2nd if we if we can but what if when sen delivers on his pledge and deploys quotes thousands of troops to the ca

arrested development who you saw the trailer just now and in our studio it sound bath and lynn twyman sam is the director of the film 16 bars and lynn is a regional coordinator for the documentary helping facilitate community discussions around the film welcome everyone to the show it's so good to have you here. so i'm going to be talking with you it's great to have you i'll start with you speech in los angeles talk to us about the idea behind an album out of jail where did that come from. well honestly music is my thing i wanted to do music in a jail when i saw a documentary on c.n.n. that had a daddy daughter dance and at the end of the day i was like wow who ever allowed for this daddy daughter dance to happen it was such a. testimony of the humanity of the inmates that i was like we got to reach out to that particular jail in order to do this music so we started making calls and started trying to make some things happen and about 2 years later. we made it happen. and one of the people behind that daddy daughter dance at the sheriff at that jail but there's also someone else her name i

but this is all in lending uncle sam money to win the war. i don't know about you, but what if are you a little kid in 1942, a little kid with his hands in his pock. one ting he does not have is $18.75. because remember 1942 we're just coming out of the great depression. so what? am i out of this? am i out of this great crusade? the u.s. government says, oh, no, you're not. you can buy something called united states savings stamps. united states staveings stamps. yeah, yes, yes. see, here's what you would do. you'd get yourself a little green book like this. and in that little green book, you would place every time you would go and buy u.s. savings stamp, what are you talking about stamps? i'm talking about stamps, like this, you can get them, you know, they would have these, you would sell these over the counter at banks and at other institutions. it's like, okay. all i've got is 10 cents. that's not much and they say, that's okay. that's enough. because for 10 cents, watch this. for 10 cents, you can go ahead and buy one u.s. savings defens

and sam rainsy will be part of our discussion on come on inside story that's in just over an hour at $730.00 g.m.t. where we ask can cambodia's opposition maintain pressure on the prime minister despite a government crackdown to watch it on al-jazeera at $1730.00 g.m.t. now several of lebanon's banks will close on tuesday as work as planned to go on strike because of safety concerns ongoing protests have frequently forced financial institutions to shut down the bank employees union cited the demonstrations and customers demanding to withdraw their deposits among their concerns stephanie deck as more from beirut. so the banks are going to remain closed this is something that people had been fearing it was going to happen and you also had the governor of the central bank saying that they were doing everything to ensure the stabilisation of the lebanese pound in terms of its peg to the dollar that there weren't any capital controls in place but there are defacto capital controls in place when it comes to each individual bank putting limits on withdrawals there's pretty much it's pretty

in the tll championships thanks to sam in the t11 5000 championships thanks to sam in the t115000 metres track of the universal relay was introduced for the first time and it lived up to expectations with a number of disqualifications in the heats. and also a number of world records thanks to china and the usa. so the final was said to be an exciting one and it certainly was. for china and the usa, battling it out in the final stages before usa victorious on this occasion. certainly an event to look out for next year, at the paralympics. and to finish on, in the t52100 metres, we saw tenaky win silver at the age of 60, we hope she will go for one more year when she will go for one more year when she competes in tokyo. sonny bill williams says he can't wait to start his third spell in rugby league. the new zealander won nrl titles with canterbury bulldogs and sydney roosters in his two previous spells. last month, williams signed a two—year deal with the canadian side toronto wolfpack, who've just been promoted to the top tier of the english league system, the super league. i'm gratefulfo

cambodian opposition leader sam rainsy and other politicians a block from returning home. french police dismantle a migrant camp in paris that was home to thousands of people a day after the government announced tough new immigration law. springtime in tasmania suddenly got cold snowed it snowed in the victorian alps as well this came up from the antarctic when of course you get these big variations in temperature in spring searching as it slightly brightens up in melbourne 30 in hobart rain more likely than snow come friday it's $28.00 in sydney but it's warmest still in perth we're going to go to the highs thirty's next couple days a proper little heat wave in fact 44 seems likely bit further north and still west of australia in fact there's a contrast between this part and the southeast corner of day and night of about 50 degrees celsius just proper springtime variation we had rain in new south wales is no more significant rain to come in the next couple of days for the system is moving across the tasman sea and for the south are in that cloud will bring a little bit bu

she texted sam boardman "i'm losing hope, i think he really did it." even though she knew conrad was alive. three minutes later, she texted conrad "the generator will work 100% and quick. i don't get why you don't just use that." >> she's telling her friends that he's missing, he might've committed suicide, when she knows exactly where he is. she's talking to him. >> and then, she made sure to instruct him before he did die that -- that he should write her a suicide letter, and that his last tweet should be to her, 'cause she wanted to get a shout out from him. >> yes. >> reporter: the commonwealth also claimed michelle tried to cover her tracks by sending conrad text messages after she knew he was dead -- like this one, the day after his suicide. "did you do something??! conrad i love you so much. please tell me this is a joke." >> reporter: and she continued sending texts to his phone for months, nearly 80 of them. the prosecution argued she deliberately sent the texts as a way to change her story. "at the time i went along with it because i knew you

sam lockhart, the uncle was playing ball that night too.e, is it possible dave could have slipped away? >> is it possible that he snuck out, was gone 10 or 15 minutes, killed his family and snuck back in without any one of us noticing it? absolutely not. that's impossible. >> but if david wasn't the killer, then who was? the defense had its answer. it was the person who owned that gray sweatshirt. the one that was lying by brad's body on the garage floor the night of the murders. defense attorney, mike mcdaniel, had recognized the sweatshirt as prison issue. >> in the collar of the sweatshirt is the word, "backbone." and i'm thinking, "okay. that's a nickname." >> tests on that sweatshirt revealed dna from various people, including an unknown male. but the prosecutor said there was no match when that male dna was run through the national database. still it seemed to be a breakthrough for team david. proof that someone else was in the garage that night. >> we knew that that was probably the key to solving this. now, we didn't know that perso

what if there's a legal battle between sam-trans and cal-train? do we use the same attorney? of course, not, which is a major conflict, so the bottom line here is in order for cal-rain to realize the vision and become a premiere rail system, the governance system has to be addressed to a more regionalized mod to be put in place and a resolution is fort forthcoming. to get behind a regional measure providing resources to cal-train, that governance structure has to be addressed right away. >> thank you. i social myself with your comments and was disappointed to see cal-train cancel without talking to the joint power's board. but as we saw in the earlier discussion around phase two at trans-bay, if we're going to regionalize things, it has to be real and meaningful and there's no better place to have that conversation than on when moneys on table. we've need the region's hope to form a government where there's real accountability. there was a testy email exchange between commissioner walton, his incar nation aincarnation on oce same day cal-to train approached senator bell with

this is a takeoff of the famous uncle sam poster that says, i want you. that was done during world war i and was used again very effectively during world war ii. but, here captain america is saying i want you to buy war bonds now. many of you have seen ♪ ♪ >> that is right. this is a takeoff of the famous uncle sam poster that says, i want you. that was done during world war i and was used again very effectively during world war ii. but, here captain america is saying i want you to buy war bonds now. many of you have seen this movie, and you know that as part of his war bond drama, his part of the routine i will say. he wasn't dancing in it, but it was the act. there is a guy who portrays hitler. and, at the appropriate moment captain america turns around and punches hitler in the phase. if you look at it closely, inspires a cover of a comic book. this comic book. captain america number 1. now, this is the actual real captain america number 1. it came out long before the attack on pearl harbor, and we talked about in class that joe simon, jack kirby, the