big sting, he confessed to killing a man with rat poison.ed out that he died of natural causes. >> so it was -- >> never happened. >> it was a fake confession. >> it was. >> why lie? gabriel said denis was desperate to be accepted by his new tough guy friends. and if he lied about one murder, why not lie about killing wendy, too, especially when what was at stake was his acceptance in the gang and his new job which he loved as mr. big's loyal foot soldier. >> all i remember is the glint in his eye when he told me he was working again and how proud he looked. perhaps a regular crime organization wouldn't have even brought him in, you know. they might not have looked at him twice. >> probably. >> but there crime organization was designed for him. >> he made a lot of money, first of all. he had more money than he'd made in a long, long time. he had found a newfound family that respected him, that thought he was intelligent. he didn't want to lose that. >> but perhaps the most convincing argument diane heard was from denis himself when she went

making these hornets pretty much all buzz and no sting.hat's it for this edition of "matter of fact." i'm soledad o'brien, and we'll see you back here next week. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >>> today on "asian pacific america" we focus on a project helping local journalists tell their story in the pandemic and in asian backlash. it's called "the rising with the tides story telling project." lauren and the director of external communication for comcast california jenny gendron. then one of the grant winners will be with us for a fascinating story of young people making social change in suburbia, in this case free month. and we wrap up with a performance from one

trump appointed delivered a stinging rebuke of his latest legal challenge.' ben tracy is at the white house tonight. ben. >> reporter: margaret, with just 54 days left here at the white house, president trump seems increasingly angry. not only will he not admit that he lost, he's now demanding that president-elect joe biden prove that he won. before hitting the golf course for the second day in a row, president trump was already teed off, bizarrely declaring that joe biden can only enter the white house as president only if he can prove his ridiculous 80 million votes were not fraudulently or illegally obtained. twitter immediately flagged the tweet because there is no evidence of widespread fraud. >> i'm the president of the united states. don't ever talk to the president that way. >> reporter: during the president's combative thanksgiving news conference, he again refused to concede, warning the electoral college not to certify mr. biden the winner. >> if they do, they made a mistake, because this election was a fraud. >> reporter: but today, the president

for abc to conduct a sting not just targeting myself but other restaurants during the pandemic is wrongs especially frustrated because when orders come in, restaurants only see the first name and last initial, sometimes their phone number. subsequently. >> we took all the alcohol off any third party delivery service. i can't trust that every single delivery driver will i.d. customer. >> a spokesperson for grub hub says a driver must make sure that alcohol is only delivered to diners who are 21 years old or older, present a valid i.d. and not intoxicated otherwise the driver is instructed to return the alcohol portion of the order to the restaurant. quote, when we learn of a possible violation of this policy by a driver, we fully invest gate the delivery and terminate contracts for drivers that do not compile with the policies while both the delivery driver and restaurant face consequences in a california a be, c delivery decoy operation, the delivery app does not. >> we don't license the delivery services, if we did, they would be the ones held responsible but they don't have an alcohol

but it's a further way to sting, but to suit subdue sting 2. so i'm destitute on fox seeds. what would be the best case scenario? however, kerry, in fact, you know how to you guys are or there is an odd ad gropes every single european for the start of the flu season. is that? is that right? i don't think we know as yet, on the one hand we have the example of the saas outbreak in east asia in 2003. and people have gone back and look at patients who had some was 17 years ago. and they found they still got to t. cells, again, still saw us, which suggests that they still got some immunity. they from the other hand, you look at natural infection by those full old coca-cola. 5 assists the partners, you get a coma virus, your immunity, go, and then the dream dills, a whale for a year or 2, and you might get a 2nd time with the same goal in a 5 s. . so as yet we do not know how well, how long the protection against saws cold feet to is good to last, eat the food, not true infection all through immunize, as should the good news would be that even if it follows those full old cold fib

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. >> reporter: and finally, the sting.she'd be passing through the lexington airport on business, and he agreed to meet her. it was in this airport lounge, surrounded by undercover cops and fbi and behind security to be sure shane wasn't armed. >> so what's been happening? >> worked about two years in louisville. >> reporter: they reminisced for an hour or so. >> tell me the good things that you remember about our relationship. >> i remember you used to love your disco music and ask me to dance with ya. >> reporter: and then she went for it. >> something's been bothering me. something that you told me a long time ago, and i wish you never had. and i need to know how you feel about it now, so i can understand what kind of person you are now. >> at that point he paused, and it's like he knew exactly what she was talking about. >> i regret it. >> you do now? >> of course, i do. >> you didn't before. o' and, you know, the thing about it is not knowing trent. that was his name, wasn't it? trent? not knowing him, i just kind of

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. >> the frogs stings thing cemented both drought and the frog is like why did is like why did you stingit's what i do. greg: than the crocodile comes in eats them. >> i pat my bedtime story. greg: will we see a trump biden rematch in 2024? i hope so. where you're from. they don't care who you marry. they don't care about your age, how you look, or if you go to therapy. pets don't care about what makes us different. they just love. 1 in 5 pets find homes through petsmart charities. adopt today at petsmart.com/adoptions. greg: will he come back for more in 2024? we no wonder the 20 2nd amendment presence can't run for third term thanks that they are put nothing stop someone from seeking a second term after an election loss. in other words 2024 trump is in story. "the news york times" says he thought about it and need only be 78 years old on the next election day day witch and trump ears is 12 and a half or they could be greatest rematch we have ever seen right up there with frazier l.a. or rocky or brian steltzer in the box of twinkies for the twinkies never went plus who wouldn't want mo

this comes after the federal judge delivered a stinging rebuke of the latest challenge. >> reporter: before hitting the golf course for the second day in a row, president trump was already teed off, already declaring that joe biden can only into the white house as president if he can prove that is ridiculous 80 million votes were not fraudulently or illegally obtained. twitter flagged the tweet because there is no evidence of widespread fraud. >> i am the president of the united states. do not ever talk to the president that way. >> reporter: he again refused to concede warning the electoral college not to certify mr. biden the winner. >> if they do they made a mistake because this election was a fraud. >> reporter: the presidential campaign hit with another stinging defeat after a last attempt to overturn the win in pennsylvania by joe biden. the federal judge said calling the election unfair does not make it so, that charges require specific allegations and prove. we have neither here. the campaign will appeal to the u.s. supreme court even at the trump administration transition to

you can describe some of the things you endured that, i mean, even a bee sting. >> a bee sting. >> this gets into what it's like to be a member of the honor guard tomb of the unknown soldier. i was there from 1963 to 1965. and you have the intensive training and that is intense in many different levels. mental, emotional, physical. but then they prepare you for what you will experience what they think you will experience while you're on the mat. it's what happens to you out there that really starts to shape you, finally, as what we refer to as tomb guards. examples would be, as patrick reminds me, i had occasion, walking in the summer hours, as i was beginning to cross the mat, i was stung by a bee on my ear. and, as i mentioned to patrick, i've never -- i've never experienced pain like that then or ever since. my head literally exploded with pain. but because of the kind of training that you have and you have a very profound understanding of who you are and what you're there for, you don't break. we take great pride in the fact that we never break and we never quit. we are there 24 hou

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still be further spells of rain or showers, and as that starts to pull away late in the week, the stingis bbc news. i'm lukwesa burak. the headlines at 8pm... conservative mps urge the prime minister to reboot his government after the departure of his top adviser, dominic cummings. it does give the government a chance to reset all sorts of things — its relationship with parliament, the way it deals with press. cheering a thumbs—up from donald trump as thousands of his supporters line the streets of the us capital. this is the scene live in washington — as crowds march in support of the president's unsubstantiated claims of voterfraud. financial pressure builds for the 2.9 million people in the uk who are still excluded from the chancellor's coronavirus income support schemes. and diwali with a difference — the festival of lights is celebrated

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. >>> and president trump suffering yet another stinging legal setback tonight. a federal appeals court tossing his appeal in pennsylvania. here's rachel scott. >> reporter: tonight, a judge president trump appointed himself handing him a searing defeat in pennsylvania. even as the president insists the race is not over. >> you're going to see things happening over the next week or two that are going to be shocking to people. >> reporter: but after weeks of trying to overturn the results of the election, his legal team has come up with nothing. no credible evidence whatsoever of widespread voter fraud. in pennsylvania today, the federal appeals court ruling his claims have "no merit." in a blistering 21-page opinion, judge stephanos bibas writing, "calling an election unfair does not make it so. charges require specific allegations and then proof. we have neither here." the judges rejecting the president's efforts to win in the courts, what he couldn't win at the polls, saying, "voters, not lawyers, choose the president." and voters chose joe biden. trump lost th

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farmers,sting meanwhile, say negotiations are only possible if the government decides and assures theyrap the new law. meanwhile, life in the capital has come to a standstill. train services are disrupted and are having a harrowing time.rs protesting farmers, meanwhile, are adamant that they are lling to spe weeks and months protesting outside the capital, unless their demands are met. ben: diagnosing cancer early is oocrucial. now test designed to detect more than 50 types of cancer will be tested. 150,000 patients will be offered the tests, and it is hoped they could save many lives. jim read reports. >> this time las year, this woma was diagnosed with ovarian cancer. as with many in her situation, the warning signsere missed. at first they told me to get some prune juice because i might be constipated, and that did not work. if i knew, and i could ask for it, i think the doctors would suggest, let's do this test. that could have helped me a lot a n test in england, designed to detect molecular changes in of blood caused by 50 typ cancer. 100 65,000 participants aged between 50 and 7

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i don't use the word gentrification because i think that takes the sting out of it. but with the way you program the way you produce communities as you kill the basic quality of life is too early to get it now. so right now, chicago health equity coalition has an action, a 4 o'clock. we're going to organize to save mercy hospital, whatever it takes you to yes, maggie to screw, as well as a coalition of the unions want the governor of illinois to intervene to save the hospital. we understood the 1st hospital, but we let our health matter manage our health that a closing mercy hospital and downsizing them out of access to health care in black communities. this, fortunately, infected by kobe, 90 and other health disparities, created by white supremacy is a farce to the barry. i just think that governor great skill sets needs to explore big need to cover the costs that flowed the stuff, this closing of a house that you know about to help out. some didn't last the now, but it's going to be somebody else. and then when we come downtown to the city's financial center, hopin

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. >> sting wish guests and friends and supporters of the army museum, welcome to the opening ceremonye national museum of the united states army. tributeeum is a giant to over 30 million soldiers who have served throughout our history as a country. i think it is important we take a moment to remember one soldier in particular. herzog whose recent passing has saddened us all. he was a dedicated soldier who served as chairman of the board for 15 years. toing to keep the campaign build this impressive museum alive. we are grateful for his enormous effort and offer the deepest condolences to his wife and family. bill, rest in peace. it is my honor to introduce the chief of staff, 40th chief of staff of the army, general jim mcconville. aviator, 36 chief of thef of the army, cg of 101st air division air assault, u.s. army deputy chief of staff. a great soldier of whom we are very proud. general jim mcconville, over to you, chief. >> thank you, sir and our sincere thanks to general herzog for what he did for this great museum. good afternoon to all. and webe raining outside continue to batt

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now back to "dateline." >>> magdie didn't know it, but he was the target of a sting operation.rs approached, and the camera was rolling. >> check it out, man, my homey locked up in the pen right now. police approached him about him killing your wife for you. we don't care about that. the thing is, we want to get paid for it. we're not going to say [ bleep ]. you know what i mean? >> what's his reaction when you make it clear that you know about his wife's murder? >> he appeared to be shocked. you could tell it was something he wasn't prepared for, he never thought was going to happen. >> we want five racks, $5,000. you know what i'm saying? we ain't going to go to the police. we ain't going to say nothing. you understand what i'm saying? all right. give me a call, man. take my number. that's me. call me tomorrow by 10:00. i'm d money. just give me a call tomorrow by 5:00, $5,000. >> almost as soon as it began it was over. magdie left standing there with d money's phone number with instructions to call the next day. >> and in terms of oscar winning performances, they do a pretty

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it seems americans are winking at the entire time whereas the kgb almost has a get smart level sting operation, elaborate hoaxes. has that always, is it still the case they have their ducks in a row? privy to all this, are we living rules of consequences of a continuation of the period we are talking about in the agencies? >> i think so. two things. you still see it today, the day world war ii ends and even before, the soviets understood that the next enemy was the west specifically the united states, we were going to be adversaries. you see that from stalin all the way down and the americans were slow to understand that. truman a man as the war was ending and for crucial years he imagined the wartime alliance might be safe and two crucial years in which americans were demilitarized while the soviets were taking over eastern europe. the second thing, the soviets, the thing they would do in the field of espionage to the western mind was illegal. one thing they would do quite frequently, they did this very recently was a dangle, essentially a false effect. they would come across and sa