you to say you weren t going to cooperate? yes. so he wouldn t have to try the case? correct. reporter: belinda coleman said she never agreed to that. robert sun dell says while his client admits the sexual encounter with daisy coleman the legal issue is whether a crime was committed. subsequent investigation and interviews raised substantial doubt about the felony charge, specifically including whether the young lady was incapacitated during the encounter. daisy coleman and her family moved out of maryville after this all happened. they left so quickly they never even sold their house. now they never will. because this what is happened to it. fire burned it down. the fire department says it has not determined a cause. but the family was and is suspicious. for now, daisy is in a new school and doing much better, she says. her mother and paige s mother are still hoping that someday they see justice. she is my hero. how does it feel to hear your
to talk or he s not here? what does that mean? he s not available for interviews. he s not available? how come? reporter: we still don t know if prosecuting attorney robert rice was there but he didn t come out in if he was. he released a statement there was insufficient evidence to prove a criminal charge beyond reasonable doubt. the state s witnesses refused to cooperate, invoked their fifth amendment privilege to not testify. linda coleman says that is not true. he wanted us to plead the fifth and sign papers saying that we wanted to and he wanted us to leave town. so you re saying he wanted you to say you weren t going to cooperate? yes. so he wouldn t have to try the case? correct. reporter: belinda coleman said she never agreed to that. robert sun dell says while his client admits the sexual encounter with daisy coleman the legal issue is whether a crime was committed. subsequent investigation and interviews raised substantial
there are serious consequences to not making a deal, a warning from the fitch rating agency putting the united states on note its credit rating is on danger of being downgraded because of all the brinkmanship that has the u.s. government teetering on a default. tonight a house plan was canceled, a senate vote could be close. dana bash and christine romans with what happens if the deal investigates. dana? reporter: the session is still in session at this hour. it is possible for the senate majority leader harry reid to come to the floor before they close out for the evening and say at least there s a framework of a deal on principle. there are lots of reasons why they want to do that. first and foremost because of the markets tomorrow morning. in fact at senator chuck schumer still here working, senator from new york, made sure to tell reporters as he was walking into one of the offices a few moments ago, ex splplicitly said the mas need to know we are very close. democrats
with what happens if the deal investigates. dana? reporter: the session is still in session at this hour. it is possible for the senate majority leader harry reid to come to the floor before they close out for the evening and say at least there s a framework of a deal on principle. there are lots of reasons why they want to do that. first and foremost because of the markets tomorrow morning. in fact at senator chuck schumer still here working, senator from new york, made sure to tell reporters as he was walking into one of the offices a few moments ago, explicitly said the markets need to know we are very close. democrats are going to give on what republicans have hated, holding up the finalization of a deal in the senate, to give something to the unions, their prime constituency. the unions didn t like an employee fee as part of obama care. they were going to try to take it out. they gave in. said we re not going to do that. assume allege framework of deal gets done toni
0 join us at kp.org and thrive. good evening. welcome to ac 360 later. live tonight from washington, d.c. where the people who work in the building behind me are simply running out of time. if you re keeping score at home, lawmakers now have about 26 hours until the debt ceiling deadline. it is a race against the clock in a route that has been littered with canceled votes and a whole lot of hot air. there are serious consequences to not making a deal, a warning from the fitch rating agency putting the united states on note its credit rating is on danger of being downgraded because of all the brinkmanship that has the u.s. government teetering on a default. tonight a house plan was canceled, a senate vote could be close. dana bash and christine romans with what happens if the deal investigates. dana? reporter: the session is still in session at this hour. it is possible for the senate majority leader harry reid to come to the floor before they close out for the evening and say at