it was trouble for the case against william marshall. in plastic to make them more flexible from everything in plastic bags to containers. if that turned up in the foam on marshall's boots but not in the foam at the crime scene, wouldn't that exclude marshall as a suspect? the detective protested phthalates must have gotten in the boots because they were stored in a plastic container all those years. but to the scientists, facts are facts, those two pieces of foams did not share the same chemical signature. >> to hear her say one has phthalates and one doesn't, i have to tell you, it was devastating. >> not your best day. >> not the best day. because it was the piece we needed to do something more than we had from 1984. without that connection to the boot, i don't think we have a case. >>> coming up, investigators make one last-ditch efforts to talk to their suspect. they track him down here leading a surprising life when "dateline" continues. "dateline" continues my mental health was much better. my mind was in a good place. but my body

it's obvious william marshall. we want to ensure our security on your nearest your pena, the mac, i to my dispatchers, valuable impulses. many russians agree that nato expansion is a threat. it that goes with those are surrounded us on all sides and they keep bigger fanning and expanding the other side when we carry out military exercises on our own territory than that some sort of catastrophe the end of the world. and yet see of the other worth of chicago foods in these talks with nato are important for every one. for the west and for russia card with the goal, it's better to come to an agreement and not just a verbal one lower, but a written one with so both. sure. what is a good preliminary great. let's do you have ukraine trying to join nato basis and thanks being stationed directly at our borders. i think everyone should keep to themselves if you live in america, then stay there and don't meddle in the affairs of another continent. good is the wilkinson. western officials have been reporting that russia is mas

our united states marshals carried out the orders of the court. william f. winter: it was all behind closed doors. no one knew at the time that he was having those conversations. gerald blessey: the local press, the hederman press, in jackson, it was like a propaganda machine for the segregationist leadership. they would not print those things. ellen b. meacham: they were a very powerful influence in supporting candidates. they had a direct telephone line to the governor's office. you couldn't call them a newspaper. they were an organ for white supremacy. ed ellington: and then the tv stations were the same way. speaker 14: if i may, we don't rega this as integration at the university of mississippi. we regard it simply as military occupation. speaker 15: i was going to ask what about the rights of these other 5,000 students at ole miss? have they no right to an edation? ross barnett: well, of course they do. gerald blessey: it was like-- in mississippi, where james silver-- professor silver wrote a book called "mississippi, the closed society." well, it was

the great granddaughter of avon williams whose sister, norma erica williams, gave birth to a man that we are all familiar with paul marshalll were first cousins. he worked for his cousin. and i grew up thinking about that legacy from the vantage of coming underneath family forgives and portraits and thinking about why there is been such a space between what my relatives were able to accomplish and then repeat that wonderful accomplishment. and i love that joe biden is a white man who followed a black man into the oval office and then when he stepped on to it in his own term, he brought a black woman with him. and he has made good on those promises and those actions in that stance from the moment that he took the stage with barack obama. and i think that it's a moment of reckoning for this country to see if but one half -- get the right thing done. the popular vote of america for the last five presidents. we've only gotten three of those five into the office and that's an untenable, and yet another untenable three fifth compromise and are in my opinion. and having a black women represent the judiciary branch in the supreme

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beaten brutally, josa williams and diane nash, beaten brutally, many were beaten brutally, just for seeking the right to vote. on march 21, after the protection of the united states marshalls took a five-day journey, 54 miles down from selma to montgomery to preach or to preach to the nation all 27,000 or so, to bring light to this issue of voting rights. in august, 1965, the voting rights act was passed. fast forward three days later on march 28 -- three days after dr. king had led that march, dr. king stood in the pulpit of san francisco's grace cathedral as part of their installation service of that new cathedral and stated that this issue, the issue of racism, was the negroes burden "and america's shame". after the voting rights act was passed, 50 years later, 2013 shelby county versus holder stripped from that voting rights act the provisions that safeguarded the voting safety of african-americans in the south. fast forward to today and we're finding a new assault, a more insidious assault on voting rights in our nation. so we're calling on all of this as we're here this evening and look out through this weekend to call a friend and to call their senators and to call

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beaten brutally, josa williams and diane nash, beaten brutally, many were beaten brutally, just for seeking the right to vote. on march 21, after the protection of the united states marshallsk a five-day journey, 54 miles down from selma to montgomery to preach or to preach to the nation all 27,000 or so, to bring light to this issue of voting rights. in august, 1965, the voting rights act was passed. fast forward three days later on march 28 -- three days after dr. king had led that march, dr. king stood in the pulpit of san francisco's grace cathedral as part of their installation service of that new cathedral and stated that this issue, the issue of racism, was the negroes burden "and america's shame". after the voting rights act was passed, 50 years later, 2013 shelby county versus holder stripped from that voting rights act the provisions that safeguarded the voting safety of african-americans in the south. fast forward to today and we're finding a new assault, a more insidious assault on voting rights in our nation. so we're calling on all of this as we're here this evening and look out through this weekend to call a friend and to call their senators and to call thei

beaten brutally, josa williams and diane nash, beaten brutally, many were beaten brutally, just for seeking the right to vote. on march 21, after the protection of the united states marshalls took a five-day journey, 54 miles down from selma to montgomery to preach or to preach to the nation all 27,000 or so, to bring light to this issue of voting rights. in august, 1965, the voting rights act was passed. fast forward three days later on march 28 -- three days after dr. king had led that march, dr. king stood in the pulpit of san francisco's grace cathedral as part of their installation service of that new cathedral and stated that this issue, the issue of racism, was the negroes burden "and america's shame". after the voting rights act was passed, 50 years later, 2013 shelby county versus holder stripped from that voting rights act the provisions that safeguarded the voting safety of african-americans in the south. fast forward to today and we're finding a new assault, a more insidious assault on voting rights in our nation. so we're calling on all of this as we're here this evening and look out through this weekend to call a friend and to call their senators and to call