The storm system sweeping through Minnesota Monday has led to delays in sandbagging operations in parts of northern Minnesota, where flood waters are expected to rise for the next several days.
what s happening. president biden possible military action in ukraine. state department is ordered u.s. embassy members to depart kyiv. and diplomats to leave the country. opening statements are set to begin in the federal trial of three former minneapolis police officers involved in the killing of george floyd. they are charged with depriving floyd of his constitutional rights. now, back to dateline. rights now, i see her laying there on there was a time when doctors gave brittani marcell just hours to live. but somehow she held on almost rising from the dead. in 2010, with her attacker still on the loose, the tv show america s most wanted did a story about brittani s case. as you can see in their video, through hours upon hours of hard work, brittani s mind and body began to heal. she s permanently deaf in her left ear and blind in
america s crime concerns. president biden heads to new york tomorrow to address the city s spike in violence that pete was just talking about. he will be joined on the trip by attorney general garland to talk about the steps the administration has taken so far to reduce gun crime and how we can be a strong partner new york city and other cities grappling with increased gun violence over the past two years. steve: and as other major cities grapple with the crime crisis, fox nation s nancy grace and her team are tracking down some of america s most wanted criminals, including convicted child killer lester eubanks who is authorities in 1973 to go christmas shopping. so even dressed him up like cinderella. they worship orange jumpsuit. civilian clothes, walk into a mall, never seen again. how should we go about finding him? i think the u.s. marshals made him the top 15 fugitive.
it was. they made endless calls, enlisting family and friends to write america s most wanted and they raised the $55,000 for information leading to the arrest of the suspects. all of it led to nothing. how many other cases did you do in those years? a lot of murders. something about this one stuck with you. absolutely. there is something about ariet that made you not want to quit? you never want to quit on any case but i think the fact she came so close to being an independent woman, to standing up for herself, to being the kind of mother that she wanted to be to those boys. and she did everything right and she died on our watch. it was a terrible feeling. a terrible feeling. it was 2010, nearly six years after the murder when