heard of, in all the the studying i ve done, the reading i have done about cases being a genealogy nut for years. i have never heard of anything like this. and that s what was so shocking about it because the implications were that the child being missing had to have had something to do with the murder. and to realize, 40 years later, oh my gosh, this child s been possibly, you know, in the accompany of somebody that killed her parents. so, it s a very unusual case, very unique. yeah. allison peacock, thank you for sharing. we appreciate it. uh-huh. thank you. and now, welcome to a bonus hour of cnn tonight. i am laura coates still and don lemon is off tonight. now, on the heels of the first comprehensive look at the january-6th committee s findings,s justice department just released brand new video from the riot at the capitol. now, i warn you this is graphic video and it does include strong
months after she left the family barbecue to go get groceries. that was the last time that any of us saw or heard of. her priscilla went to the santa ana police department, filed a report. they didn t really do anything to look for. her so she did. nothing was going to stop me from looking for my daughter. nothing, or no one. and it was pure chance when priscilla ran into another mother, desperate to find her daughter. martha, 28 years old and a mother herself. who just vanished one day. well [interpreter] there s no way she would ve left, we would say, i m going and living everything. behind so martha s mother and priscilla went up and down the boulevard together. we made thousands of fliers she and i were on a mission to find our daughters. but no sign of their daughters anywhere.
aware of this evidence. senator claire mccaskill, i think it also shows how much this committee can accomplish without getting direct testimony from certain individuals. i am sure that this committee was never going to think about sending any kind of subpoena to sean hannity. but because sean hannity s techs ended up getting turned over in a pile of stuff from mark meadows, we now know what sean hannity was saying. we have sean hannity s testimony to some extent already. without sean hannity cooperating in anyway. i think people have been really frustrated. and i am one of them. this is going really slowly. particularly with the doj. they have been easy. and they have been busy giving the goods from a whole lot of people that many of us have never heard of. people who were afraid to not cooperate. or, fancy this idea, they are
i have been one of them frankly at how slowly it has gone, particularly at doj. but they have been busy. they have been busy getting the goods from a whole lot of people that many of us have never heard of. people that were afraid to not cooperate or fancy this idea, they cooperated because they knew it was the right thing to do and now they have a lot of evidence. as daniel understands clearly and anybody that has been in the courtroom, once you have a lot of documentary evidence, it makes the hearings a lot more powerful because you have testimony to tie them to and texts and emails you can tie them to. it will be a much more compelling case. right now lawrence, 725 people have been charged but most americans never heard of any of them. that is what has people frustrated. to that point the attorney general is going to make a speech tomorrow giving some type
a very, you know, thin thumbnail sketch of what was going to happen. the whole movie is improvised. do the dead bird. get the dwarf cannolis, the little ones. i did the bird. don t talk back. huh? mime is money, let s go, move it! you had all these brilliant performances by all of them, and then rob put it all together and made it sing. people didn t know what we were doing. they thought it was a real documentary. when we first previewed it, people saw it, they said why would you make a movie about a band nobody ever heard of, and one that s so bad? working on a sex farm plowing through your bean field let s say you look at a prospective movie and it s a square, rob reiner has a way of turning it sideways, looking at it differently, and finding a way to enjoy it in a completely nonconventional way. he didn t fall? inconceivable. you keep using that word. i do not think it means that you think it means.