demanding accountability, and does the video now put into question what authorities had said before? abc s chief national correspondent matt gutman with the images, and we warn you, they are disturbing. reporter: tonight, that disturbing new video, the last minutes of a 16-year-old s life in a border patrol cell. on may 19th, a week after carlos vasquez crossed into the u.s., a nurse at this processing facility diagnosed him with the flu. he had a fever of 103. he was to be reassessed in two hours and hospitalized if symptoms worsened. border patrol officials took him to a quarantine facility in a small texas town where he was put into a cell with concrete slabs and foil sheets. as you can see in this video obtained by propublica, which broke the story. vasquez, from guatemala, is obviously suffering. he writhes on the concrete then crashes to the floor, where he lays for several minutes. he eventually musters the
view from here in the states. he was in a lot of those halt the execution. meetings that were happening in real time. reed s family is speaking out, george kent told house leading the fight to save his investigators that president trump, he was told, wanted life. what gives you hope? nothing less than president the truth and the support zelensky to go to a microphone from all over the world. and say investigations biden and reporter: rodney reed s clinton. so house democrats have control mother and brother holding on over the witnesses and over the with time running out for him on format. and this hearing tomorrow will death row. more than 2 million people look a lot unlike any other including a-list activistion congressional hearing that we ve seen for the last, what, 10 to backing reed on social media, 15 years. after the opening statements, convinced new witnesses an house democrats and republicans evidence will prove his will get to split 90 minutes innocence. it s just up
parties and abusive conduct. airbnb says it s adding a 24 hour neighbor hotline for emergencies and promising to review any guest reservation that looks high risk lester tom, thanks there is a growing movement to stop the execution of a death row inmate in texa scheduled to die in two weeks for a crime he says he didn t commit the effort getting a boost from some famous names. nbc s ron allen went inside the prison to speak to him face-to-face reporter: on death row, nearly 22 years, rodney reed just days away from execution. i m innocent of this case.case now attracting attention from a growing list of celebrities and over a million people have an online convicted of raping and killing reed now 51, was 19-year-old stacey stites in a small texas town in 1996 reed s semen was found inside her body. you told the police you didn t know her. that was the worst mistake i ever could have made. and i did not want to
once he establishes that fact, anything necessary to take on the outsider, that s what s really scary about the whole thing.at we have a small group of unelected conspirators who feel it s their moral prerogative to destroy an elected president because they are just morally superior and they have insights for the rest us don t have. tucker: s all the kids who can pronounce nietzsche correctly think they should be in charge. that s quite a standard. i love that. professor, thank you, as always. thank you. tucker: well, joe biden, back on the campaign trail, told a heartwarming story a number of times to crowds. the only problem? pure fantasy. the question is, does he know that or not? we will score it after the break. a small texas town took a lot of money on bloomberg to promote energy, now they re scrambling to give the money back. for real, we will tell you why. - in the last year, there were three victims
looking back now, this woman almost didn t make it. i said, if you keep doing this, you re going to kill me. he just said, do you think i actually care about that? is that when you feel like you re looking in the face of evil? i knew then completely in that moment he intended on killing me. little did she know that in this college town, she wasn t the only one. he said that he would go to jail for murder before he d ever go to jail for rape. what is going through your mind? i wish i told all the people that i loved that i loved them. but was their private horror connected to a very public mystery? everyone is saying, what is going on in this community? it had people asking what s going to happen next. more women connected by tragedy and by questions. could a killer have been stopped sooner? i was so angry that two people had to die in order for someone to believe me. the story begins in a small texas town. but it s not just any town.