fans are mourning the loss of one of the stars of fox hit series glee. cory monteith, played student and coach finn hudson was found dead in a vancouver hotel room. several months ago he checked in for substance addiction. will, what s the latest from police? harris, the big question for police is exactly what happened. i can tell you as of right now, they ve ruled out foul play. this all started yesterday when authorities found his body on the 21st floor of a vancouver hotel. apparently hotel staff found him after he didn t check out. monteith had struggles with drugs and alcohol in the past, in fact has been open about that. he had to check into rehab back in april, ended up missing some shoots for several episodes of glee. cory recently came out publicly, said he has been struggling with drugs since the age of 13. this is something he has been
they dug for two plus days. they said they are confident they came up wp no human remains. the search continues. reporter: right. what s interesting is this tip being so quote highly credible because it came from man who said he was very good friends with hoffa. he said he was brought here and hit over the head. they vetted that time and time again but it didn t check out. the reputed mob boss james whitey bulger is in a courtroom. he s on trial for murder. this is another day of testimony from the prosecution s key witness. tell us about some of the details that have emerged.
poe lit sighsing this election. you re kicking alleged noncitizens offer the voter rolls. you demand they provide proof of citizenship because you ran records and didn t check out. they say a, you re targeting real citizens which is hassle and overwhelmingly targeting hispanic voters, 58% of those flagged as potential noncitizens are hispanics and that could be a problem. megyn, can we all agree, to me unacceptable proposition just as deplorable to prevent somebody from voting who has a right to vote, allowing people to vote fraudulently don t have the right to vote devalues franchise of those, citizenship of those who vote. there is nothing wrong with florida, and other states have been trying for a long time to deal with this issue. what we re talking about is giving individuals an opportunity to prove that they re elgible to vote. and look, this is the same administration that simultaneously preventing
back and from every corner of that parking ramp cars and agents pulled up. once all the screeching tires stopped, the agent who was in charge of the investigation said, robert hendy freegard, yod robert freeguard, you are under arrest. kim doesn t know what s going on. she burst into tears. i was crying hysterically. i kept repeating, i don t understand. i don t understand what s going on here. upon. at that time i m thinking what have i done? is she crying because we saved her? is she crying because this whole thing isn t really what it seems and i just destroyed this relationship? will she ever speak to me? i didn t know. i didn t know. at a nearby london police station british police and the fbi spelled out the whole extraordinary story of robert s crimes to a dazed kim. based on your investigation, how many people? how many years? how much money? eight victims, ten years, between $1 million and $2
so they re a counterpart of the cia? yes. the two were training to man a lighthouse in scotland and be on the lookout for enemy submarines. james bond work. james bond work, absolutely. but problem, the agency that employs the real james bond of the british secret service had never heard of a robert freegard. his story about the lighthouse and spy school, it didn t check out. and pretty soon the british cop suspected that the missing american woman had been kidnapped by freegard. that s when they turned to the fbi for help and when agent zappacosta discovered some creepy details about freegard s past, the case became a matter of life and death. but before the agent could even begin to pick up a scent of the missing kim adams, she would discover an astonishing story of deceit, terror and vicious brutality. the fbi agent learned that robert freegard s trail began almost ten years before in 1993.