the fifth it was almost as if there was a witness in this case. you knew there was a mystery man out there. there was someone else involved. i couldn t sleep, i couldn t eat. who s side do you believe? this is getting really scary. green bay was constant, home of the legendary packers. a place where folks love their sunday football, and a great knock down on lambeau field. but in 2018, after the football season and ended. the city had became transfixed by a new battle of sorts. one that played out, not on the grid iron. instead, in a courtroom. a murder case where nothing was as it seemed. a who done it, featuring of all things, a fitness tracker as an intriguing clue. with two opposing sides, pointing fingers at each other. and one, gavel reveling twist. at the heart of it all, a beautiful 31-year-old mother, named nikki vendor heighten. my first encounter with nikki was at a cookout, and i just remember being like, okay, this girl, she s definitely my type of
delivered by voters and division within their own party. west virginia senator joe manchin sounding the alarm to democrats while speaking to fox news saying the disappointing result from tuesday s races should serve as a wake up call to all of us. sandra: wuwill it? house democrats are planning it to vote on both the social spending plan and the bipartisan infrastructure bill by the end of the week. kevin: fox news coverage. peter doocy at the white house. sandra: we begin with congressional correspondent chad pergram. house speaker nancy pelosi is not tipping her hand on when the house could vote but she did say passage of the infrastructure bill could have helped democrats in virginia. without saying what impact it had, it s always a positive message to have results that are understood by the public. but it was not a good night. republicans are ready to pounce if democrats forge ahead with their agenda especially after the rebuke at the ballot box. you saw i
the trump white house. that s right. no executive privilege for one batch of documents requested by the bipartisan congressional committee that wants to know just what trump was doing leading up to and during the attack on the capitol. and then, likely, no executive privilege for those around him like steve bannon, who continued to use the privilege as a laughable shield to protect them from the committee for reasons, at least one democratic congressman sees all too clearly. if he was innocent, he would cooperate. the reason he s not cooperating is because he does not have an innocent explanation for his conduct that day. plain and simple. it s a consciousness of guilt. eric swalwell there. president biden continue to tout a covering economy. we got some analysis of numbers that show who s not coming back to work but why. and of course facebook under fire from inside their organization as a whistleblower goes public with the damage the company is doing on a daily basi
a veteran capitol hill reporter. plus, the new york times journalist that exposed the house of cards. ben smith will join me about talking about the rapid collapse of ozy media. and battling cancer and month of chemotherapy, all while still meeting deadlines five times a week, her inspiring story is ahead. first, facebook back on the hot seat. this time the conversation is about children and the damaging effects of platforms like instagram and facebook are having. this conversation is largely known by a whistle-blower who leaked journalists to the wall street journal. he released his own findings that the platform is affecting the mental health of teen users. there were many other revelations in the series and now the whistle-blower is expected to testify at a senate hearing in the days ahead. first, that person will share they re side of the story, their experiences inside facebook on 60 minutes tonight. the highest-rated newscast, in america, so this will make a
good morning. and welcome to way too early. on this friday. may 6th. vladimir putin s most embarrassing loss to ukrainian forces came out of shared intelligence from the united states. the moskva, russia s premiere war ship in the black sea sunk three weeks ago after it was hit by missiles fired by the ukrainians, moscow says the fire on board caused ammunition to explode. u.s. officials tell nbc news that the attack happened after ukrainian forces asked the american intelligence about a ship sailing in the black sea. the u.s. confirmed it was the moskva and gave the ukrainian location. and the u.s. says it was not involved in the decision to strike the war ship. it comes a day after senior officials from the new york times and american intelligence has been used to help ukrainian forces kill several russian generals. ukraine claims to have killed 12 generals on the front line. american officials did not give a specific number of deaths as a result of the shared informati