officially a free man today, syed was sentenced to life in prison for the 1999

the dna results ruling out syed as a suspect. syed spent 23 years in prison for the murder of his ex-girlfriend hae min lee. syed's case gaining national attention on the award-winning podcast "serial," that questioned whether he was the true killer. >> i mean, no way. i had absolutely nothing to do with hae's murder. >> reporter: last month, his conviction was overturned. 41-year-old syed walking free for the first time, but placed on home detention. and today, syed is spending time with loved ones without an ankle monitor. >> he is elated. he is joyful. he is still processing this. >> reporter: and prosecutors have identified two suspects, one, they say, had a motive to kill the young woman. david? >> all right, eva pilgrim with us tonight. eva, thank you. >>> tonight, we have news on what had been a tentative deal with the rail unions. it appeals that deal is off now. a key rail union has rejected the contract deal brokered with help from the white house and that phone call from president biden. renewing, of course, the threat

prosecutors in the united states have dropped all charges against adnan syed, the baltimore man at thehe high profile murder case which gave rise to the true crime podcast, serial. adnan syed was nineteen when he was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his former girlfriend, hae min lee. he always maintained his innocence but it was the podcast that brought worldwide attention to his case, raising doubts about his conviction. (read 0n) —— case, raising doubts about his conviction.( i'm joined now by vinoo varghese, a wall street criminal defence attorney, former prosecutor and visiting faculty at harvard law school. he's in new york. this is just this isjust one this is just one of those extraordinary cases, isn't it? ultimately, this is just one of those extraordinary cases, isn't it? ultimately, what this is just one of those extraordinary cases, isn't it? ultimately, what is this is just one of those extraordinary cases, isn't it? ultimately, what is it this is just one of those extraordinary cases, isn't it? ultimately, what is it the this is just one of those extraordina

this is adnan syed — he's 41 years old. he has spent more than half his life in jail.s have dropped all charges against him as he has been cleared of the murder of his former girlfriend. his case gave rise to the true crime podcast, serial, which was followed by hundreds of millions of people. adnan syed was jailed at the age of 19 — and he's always maintained his innocence but it was the podcast, which created the catalyst for his release. vinoo varghese is a wall street criminal defence attorney and former prosecutor. earlier, i asked him why this had come about now. well, what came is basically a change in administration in baltimore, and a unit that was there to investigate potential wrongful convictions, but this all started because of the podcast. the podcast, as you just said, drew international attention to this case. but for that podcast, and then the subsequent hbo documentary, which basically replayed the podcast, a lot of people would not have known about this, and it's that podcast that basically, that one, as well as the netflix documentary, making a murd

syed.e was charged in the 1999 killing of his girlfriend. he always maintained his innocence and was featured in the landmark podcast "serial." >>> an attorney for adnan syed said he will spend his time truly being free without the burden of having to wear an ankle monitor, this after prosecutors made it official and dropped the charges against syed for the 1999 murder of his girlfriend after releasing him from prison last month. they did it after receiving new dna test results on items that had never been tested before which they say excluded syed from evidence collected at the crime scene. all of this the result of syed's case gaining national attention on the first season of the "serial" podcast in 2014. he was already serving a life sentence but new evidence came to light, much of it shown in that podcast. previous prosecutors on the case had failed to tell syed's defense attorney about evidence that would have allowed him to defend himself, including that there were two other possible

syed who was 17 at the time of her death was convicted in 2000.the world's attention after the podcast "serial" raised questions about the conviction and sparked new investigations into the murder. adnan syed maintained his innocence. his attorney called tuesday's decision, long overdue. mosby apologizing to the syed family. >> equally heartbreaking is the pain and csacrifice and trauma has been imposed not just on that family but adnan and his family, who together spent 23 years imprisoned for a crime as a result of a wrongful conviction. >> reporter: meanwhile lee's family attorney said they learned about the dismissal of charges through the media. criticizing mosby's office for not notifying them of the decision. mosby said she attempted to reach them before the announcement and vowed her office would continue to fight for justice for the victim's family. >> we'll use every resource to prosecute whoever is responsible for her death. >> adnan syed's attorney said he's taken off the ankle tracker and is planning to continue his college education

syed served 23 years mbehind bars. 30-day period to decide whether or not to refile the case. again once that dna evidence came in last friday, the decision was made to finally drop it. >> he is elated. he is joyful. he is still processing this. i think you can imagine this has been -- there have been so many ups and downs over the past 23 years. he is really just taking it all in. he is incredibly grateful for all of the people who have supported him and believed in him. >> although my administration was not responsible for neither the pain inflicted upon hayman lee's family, nor was my administration responsible for the wrongful conviction of mr. syed, as a representative of the institution it is my responsibility to acknowledge and to apologize to the family of hayman lee and excited syed. the murder of hayman lee remains unsolved but prosecutors say they are continuing to look for her killer. her family angered over the development saying through an attorney they found out from the media the charges had been droppe

adnan syed was wrongly convicted of murder. adnan syed, a free man this morning.erer who was the subject of the wildly popular podcast "serial." >> this is a prepaid call from -- >> adnan syed. >> reporter: interviewed on a prison phone for the podcast and always maintaining his innocence for the 1999 murder of his high school ex-girlfriend, hae min lee. >> i mean, no way i had absolutely nothing to do with hae's murder. >> he is elated. he is joyful. there have been so many ups and downs over the past 23 years. so he is really just taking it all in, but he's incredibly grateful for all of the people who have supported him and believed in him over the years. >> congratulations! >> whoo! >> reporter: he got his first taste of freedom last month when a judge overturned his murder conviction after a year-long investigation revealed two other possible suspects and accusations that former prosecutors withheld crucial evidence. he's been on house arrest ever since. seen here the day of his release, experiencing leftovers for the first time in decades. >> what are these?

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. >>> victory for adnan syed. prosecutors in baltimore dropping all charges.on on "the serial" podcast questioning whether syed was the real killer. new dna testing ruled out syed. >> for 23 years the family has been in prison. a lot of people, they don't understand that it wasn't just adnan that was affected, we were all affected. now my mom is happy and i'm happy, too, now that this is done. >> syed's conviction was overturned. >>> it's the nation's number one killer. coming up, an inexpensive pill that could be the best way to combat heart disease. >>> israel and lebanon cut a deal that could make both countries rich. the real honey you love, plusus the powerful cough relief you need. mind if i root through your trash? robitutussin. the only brand with real honeyand elderberry. (vo) with verizon, you can now get a private 5g network. so you can do more than connect your business, you can make it even smarter. now ports can know wherevery piece of cargo is. and ere it's going. (dock worker) ght on time. (vo) robots can predict breakds and order their own rep

last month, the court overturned syed's murder conviction. prosecutors had 30 days to decide whether to dismiss the case or retry syed. today, the baltimore city's attorney directed her office to drop the charges after a new round of dna testing. she said the late girlfriends shoes, which had never before been tested, contain a mixture of dna, none of which matched syed. today, the chief prosecutor said her office is committed to finding out who do who did kill her. she tried to contact the victim's family before announcing her office would drop the charges, but the family laura denied that. they say, they learned of the discharges to the news media. the baltimore city attorney said that syed will need to go through a formal certification process to be fully exonerated. right now, she said, he is still under house arrest. >>> cops in missouri are investigating a horrific kidnapping. this is from documents filed today. a woman escaped a man's home on friday, after he held her hostage in a small room in his basement for about a month. there, th

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and most compellingly, adnan syed, his dna was excluded.is done. >> we're going to speak to marilyn mosby ahead. joining me now is steve kelly, the attorney representing hae min lee's family. now, this is a new step dropping all charges, what is the reaction of the family? >> they feel excluded. you know, young lee, his brother said in court that he felt blind sided and betrayed. the feeling has only deepened here. you know, the family on behalf of hei feels that in order for her voice to be part of the process, you know, you need to ask hard questions about what happened here, and whether or not it was supported by the evidence. and so the family, you know, quite frankly, they are taken aback. they feel that they were excluded from this process and they feel that, you know, there are a lot of questions out there that need to be asked that are not being asked and so for them, this is not over. they really intend to do everything possible to really get behind what happened here, to understand it from soup to nuts, and to continue to ask the

prosecutors had 30 days to decide whether to dismiss the case or retry syed today the baltimore cityy said she directed her office to drop the charges after a new round of dna testing she said the late girlfriend's sure, which had never before been tested contained a mixture of dna, none of which matched syed today the chief prosecutor said her office is committed to finding out who did kill hai-minli. the family lawyer say they learned of the dismissed charges through the news media the baltimore city state's attorney says syed will need to go through a formal certification process to be fully exonerated right now she said he is still under house arrest >>> cops in missouri are investigating a horrific and disturbing kidnapping. this is all from documents filed today. a woman escaped a man's home on friday after he held her hostage in a small room in his basement for about a month. there the documents say he whipped and rape herd repeatedly the 22-year-old handcuffed by the wrist and ankles when she finally broke out, neighbors say she was wearing a trash bag, had duct tape around h

keep it down us prosecutors have dropped all charges against adnan syed due to the true crime pod castial. he was released last month after spending half his life injail. funerals have been taking place in thailand for those killed at a nursery last week after a former policeman went on a rampage. 37 people including 23 children were killed in the attack which has shocked the nation and the world. now on bbc news, the travel show. there will be a time when people will go to space at much less cost and very regularly. i think the same thing's gonna happen going underwater. it's going to get less expensive and much more accessible. this is the point of no return. if there was any point to freak out, now would be the point to freak out. this is an experimental sub. people are informed that it's very dangerous down there. am i spinning? i was thinking, "we're not gonna make it! "we can't go anywhere but go in circles!" ijust need to get there. so this is an actual menu from the titanic itself on the day it actually sank, and i very strangely came across it in a very small auction in irelan

. >>> baltimore prosecutors dropped all the charges against adnan syed. >> they field excluded, you knowyed. the feeling is only deepened and they feel there's a lot of questions that need to be asked that are not being asked. for them, this is not over. they intend to see everything possible to really get behind what happened here. >> as for syed, the case is over. according to the attorney, moseby cited results of his testing of clothing and shoes, which ruled out syed. >> justice delayed is justice denied. this man has been included, the dna has come back. we offer every sort of resource, counseling, a copy of the motion to vacate prior to anyone else receiving it. we were compelled in the interest of justice and fairness to dismiss this case. >> we should note that no other suspects have been named. >>> welcome, two weeks after hurricane ian slammed into southwest florida, the struggle to get aid continues for those with nothing level. their stories are up next. ♪ biofreeze. the number one clinician remmended menthol topical pain relief brand. works fast. lasts long. cool the pain wi

what's next for adnan syed, the subject of the serial podcast finally cleared of his ex girlfriend's murder after spending decades in prison and smashing success what nasa is revealing about its mission . surprise it happen. live this morning on good morning america. authorities in new york have busted a massive counterfeit operation. they seized $40 million worth of fake designer merchandise from a high end boutique and arrested the owner . they say she used heat sealing machines to iron on the phony label. so a $10 sweatshirt branded with the fake chanel logo could sell for $5000 and accused killer who gained national attention thanks to a podcast is now free, and he could soon receive millions of dollars. prosecutors in baltimore dropped the case against adnan syed, saying he was wrongfully convicted of murdering his girlfriend 23 years ago. under maryland law side would reportedly received around $2.2 million from the state based on the number of years he served, and there could be more compensation if there are grounds for a civil suit. questions about the case became the subjec

today, justice is done. >> syed had always maintained his innocence.osecutors say new evidence suggests the possible involvement of two other suspects in the murder. those suspects have not been publicly named or charged. >>> "the honolulu star advertiser" says former hawaii representative tulsi gabbard announced she's leaving the democratic party in a video posted on twitter yesterday, 2020 democratic presidential candidate said that she can no longer remain in a party that is, quote, under the complete control of an elitist cabal of war mongers driven by cowardly wokeness. she did not indicate which party she would be affiliated with. >>> and the bbc says the coronation of king charles and camilla as queen consort will take place may 6th. buckingham palace announced that the archbishop of canterbury will preside over the ceremony at westminster abbey. charles became king when his mother, queen elizabeth, died in september after a 70-year reign. he will be 74 years old at the coronation, the oldest that a new monarch has been crowned. >>> still will t

the new dna testing excluded syed. syed was sentenced to life in prison for the 1999 murder of his high school girlfriend, hay hae min lee. featured in the podcast serial. >>> nasa announced its mission to change the path of an asteroid in outer space was a smashing success, demonstrating they could help save earth if necessary in the future. >> now, this is a water shed moment for planetary defense. >>> these three men set out to fish off the coast of louisiana but rough waters capsized their boat. one man's iphone was almost out of battery power but was able to snap a photo of his location and text it. they were rescued by the coast guard after surviving shark infested waters for 28 hours. two of the rescued men and some first responders reunited on "today." >> i remember him picking me up, pulling me out of the water, it was like wow, we made it. >> wow. >> some of the week's most dramatic moments caught on camera. in kyiv a young woman was filling when she narrowly avoided a rocket blast. >>> and body cam footage t

adnan syed served 23 years in prison after he was convicted of the murder of his ex—girlfriend.s found switzerland guilty of discriminating against men on pension benefits. the ruling involved the case of a man whose widower�*s pension was stopped when his children turned 18. had he been a woman, he would have received the pension for life. the decision will cost the swiss government millions in back—dated payments. funerals have been taking place in thailand for those who were killed at a nursery last week when a former policeman went on a rampage. family members, thailand's prime minister, and members of his cabinet were in attendance. a total of 37 people, including 23 children, were killed in an attack that has shocked the nation. jonathan head has more. so many lives cut short, and so young. on the last day of these mass funerals, families prayed before the coffins of the victims for the last time. this woman is saying goodbye to her granddaughter, who she'd brought up since she was a baby. translation: she always played like a boy. - she could be quite rough. she used to c

adnan syed served 23 years in prison after he was convicted of the murder of his ex—girlfriend.an rights has found switzerland guilty of discriminating against men on pension benefits. the ruling involved the case of a man whose widower�*s pension was stopped when his children turned eighteen. had he been a woman, he would have received the pension for life. the decision will cost the swiss government millions in back—dated payments. as strike action continues at oil refineries across france, petrol rationing has been introduced in and around one of the biggest cities, nice. a deal was reached with some staff this week, but members of the cgt union are holding out for a better offer. russia has added the us tech giant meta — which owns facebook and instagram — to a list of terrorist and extremist organisations. the two social media platforms were banned in the country in march for russophobia after meta said it would allow posts such as �*death to russian invaders' following the start of the war in ukraine. russian state media says the ruling means banks can freeze meta's assets

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you may remember the story of adnan syed, the man convicted of killing his girlfriend in 1999 — whoset cast doubt on his conviction. last month, syed was released from prison, where he'd spent more than 20 years after an investigation found problems with his conviction. now, the prosecutors have decided to drop his case completely — and not seek a re—trial. nasa says its mission to change the course of an asteroid was a success. a small spacecraft smashed into an asteroid millions of kilometres from earth two weeks ago. and observations by telescope show that the orbit of the asteroid was shortened by half an hour as a result of the collision. the aim of the project was to test whether a space object that threatened earth could safely be deflected. rebecca morelle has more. extraordinary images from a mission like no other, as nasa's dart spacecraft closed in on an asteroid seven million miles away from the earth. its aim — to knock the space rock off course by smashing into it. three, two, one! cheering. oh, wow. now, at a nasa press conference, the mission team has confirmed that it

adnan syed. his dna was excluded. ordered sides release after the investigation revealed evidence involving possibly two other suspects. a second chance at savings ahead of the holiday shopping season. coming up here on the four we take a closer look at amazon second prime day and why you might see more deals while you shot this fall. and whether our summertime pattern continues in the middle of october coming up, we'll see if we have any changes to the forecast as we head towards t we start on black friday. so you know, a lot of these companies have started to make their sales start a little bit earlier and earlier and now this is really amazon's effort to get a jump start. so if you're looking to snag those black friday, or cyber monday deals now you have a chance to kind of jump ahead of the curve and hopefully get some some devices that you've been eyeing. how much of this though, do you think has to do with inflation and the fact that consumers right now really feeling squeezed? so if there's less dollars to be s

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. >>> o'donnell: prosecutors in maryland today dropped all charges against adnan syed, after 23 yearsented in the hit podcast, "serial." officials say additional d.n.a. testing clears him in the 1999 murder of his ex-girlfriend. sources tell our cbs baltimore station, wjz, that prosecutors are now zeroing in on another possible suspect. tonight, n.a.s.a. says the dart spacecraft, that deliberately crashed into an asteroid millions of miles from earth two weeks ago, succeeded in shifting its orbit. that means, n.a.s.a. believes, if an earth-threatening asteroid was ever discovered, it could save the planet. (male) there are many voices in today's world. everyone is voicing their opinions about everything, and jesus is no exception to that. what if there was a clear voice telling you exactly who jesus is? (male announcer) join dr. david jeremiah as he teaches who jesus is and what that means for your life. tune in to dr. jeremiah's new series, "christ above all", on the next "turning point", right here on this station. >>> o'donnell: tonight, we remember actress angela lansbury, who has

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if i look the attacks on the region, there are probably bain sy attached to the appraiser in the last 3 or 4 weeks. so i think it's very hard to say that the particular attack is linked to that job. and again, you know, as part of your attack, some civilian obviously are illegal in warfare. but actually on a practical level, what they tell us was interested in it has no power. why in military time wasting munitions on civilian when it should be use. and then again, the training on it doesn't make any sense. it's really been really great to get your insights today that was dr. mike martin. a was studies fellow at kings college in london. my thank you very much. thank you. ok is around up now. some other world news headlines video are shared on social media appears to show female students chanting. right. get lost during a visit to you runs, i'll sorry, university by the countries president abraham racy. it follows full weeks of protests after the death of 22 year old massa mi ni, while she was in the custody of iran's morale, she police germany's transport minister says sabotage is to

i feel a little bit better because he did so well in the b and everybody. sy, like i don't know. i'm not trying to be biased. like y'all no, i'll be honest. i'd like it doesn't feel like we have a lot of time, but there's a lot of time for something to happen, right. they call the october surprise for everything. and anything can happen between now and election day, but i feel a little bit better. the block runs campaigns around election date and issues that impacts the black community most definitely, it just is just me re, we know who he is. we saw him in person. we talked to him. we already knew he had like a lack of economic opportunity or the need for criminal justice reform. this zip code has the highest rate of incarcerated black men in the us. the executive director angela lang tells us the community needs investment and attention all year round. not just during election cycle candidates and, and parties that kind of come around august, you know, or even maybe a couple months earlier and say hey, you know, we haven't been here and 2 to 4 years. don't forget to vote for me

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manus: liz sy, thank you very much. -- lizzyy, thank you for joining us. dig this the economy side at the top of the hour. john is with us, he is bloomberg's u.k. team analyzing the data and economics front. here we go. double digit inflation on the headline. and the core. that's what we're expecting, john. what does it mean for consumers? john: good morning. for consumers it's straightforward unfortunately. i mean looking at inflation hitting 10%. that's when c.p.i., and over 12% on r.p.i. with this measure. obviously with wages rising and the -- in the reof 5 1/2% or so, they will continue to be squeezed and consumers will continue to feel the pain. obviously the political of the last month or so has been that much, plus market rates have jumped. the new chancellor has decided to roll back a number of consumer support measures, including energy places, until next year. this will, the person on the street will have a continued squeeze which is going to be really hard to cope with and there's no one copping to bail them out. as lizzy was saying, the bank o

passed language in the lantern festival and cultural heritage district us in humanoring bernadette syman orree. joining bernadette on stage jose pecho represents our experiences filipino american chamber of commerce. good evening this is an honor. thank you so, so much. i would be remiss if i did not remember my dad. doctor mario hora mentioned earlier. he clearly made the biggest impact on my life. in 2003 right before we were about to break ground at the community center, my dad went to the last construction meeting because i could not attends. and insure low after he passed. he was not able to actually see the center open. and in my heart, i dedicated my time to make sure that hoe would be proud of everything um that i did for the community. [applause] this honor is irrelevant he was the trail blazer. he was the one this i wanted that lifted mow up to do this. and he was the example to help me to know that i needed lift everybody else up. i'm so proud to announce that there is a new executive director. and a host of amazing leaders that can carry on and justs my dad had this same e

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