At one point he said that it was 8 o suicide. Police had their own theory. I thought, oh, man, theres something going on here. We dont see a lot of women that commit suicide naked. Conrads stories were not adding up. But Something Else wasnt adding up either. A key piece of evidence. We went to the house, and we walked in and we think, aha would a mistaken measurement send an innocent man to prison . Or free a guilty one . We thought it was over. We thought this was settled. One suspect, so many stories. Only one of them could be true. Somethings going to break, and when it does, the truths going to be known. Im lester holt, and this is dateline. Heres Josh Mankiewicz with as night fell. Reporter they seem so incongruous, the soaring majesty of utahs wasatch mountains, and the story of a beautiful woman, struck down in her youth. It was a lot of things. Tragic. Crushing. Stunning. But was it an accident . Or a suicide . Or a murder . Police felt they knew, but as most cops will tell yo
District in the state of utah, approximately 90 public land. I am the legislator in the Grand Staircase monument which encompasses a huge area so i have a pretty good knowledge of this. I one time worked as a Land Management special met specialist with the bureau of Land Management and was working on projects when the Grand Staircase was created. I am very interested in the calls this morning and i hope we can get our point across of why we think downsizing bears heirs and the Grand Staircase is good for the people of utah and us as people,ow who live in the sovereign state of utah, that we can have the money we need to educate our children, take care of our health care system, and provide the income. I have heard a lot of comments this morning about how these lands are free and there is no taxes on them. That is because of the fact that the people in the state of utah get almost no money in terms of tax based on these lands, which has put us in a position, unfortunate position to be o
On december 15, 1791, virginia ratified the first 10 amendments to the constitution. The bill of rights then became law. Amending america is a national explores thebit history and the process of amending the constitution. This tour is about 45 minutes. My name is Jennifer Johnson and i am a curator at the National Archives museum. Black, i am anne outreach specialist. I am cocurator. We are standing out the gallery and about two take you through. Next to me is a case showing the more than 11,000 amendments that have been proposed to the constitution. Christina and i have been working on this exhibit for a couple of years right now. We could not help but notice that the variety and depth of amendments in the stacks when you walk into the stacks, there. Ere more than 11,000 proposed we started asking ourselves why there had been so many and so few were actually ratified. We explore that idea and how the Founding Fathers set up our government. Billf the challenges, the of rights was in th
Doppler 7. This is just in between the storm systems. As you take a look here, light showers. Were seeing wet roadways. Very light returns around grizzly peak boulevard. The last couple hours ive been watching lightning developing off the coast. Its obviously well off the coast and its died down. Unstable atmosphere, cant rule out a storm going into tomorrow morning. Theres a trough of low pressure here. This is the system that is going to bring in more moderate pockets of rain, on our storm impact scale, its a light system, tonight through tomorrow. Potential for more flooding as rainfalls on saturated grounds. Cresting at 37. 6 feet. Low flood stage by tomorrow afternoon. We have Flood Warnings until tomorrow afternoon. And parts of the south bay under the Flood Warning until tomorrow morning, and tomorrow afternoon. Unusually high tides will continue to bring in the potential for low lying flooding, we have a Coastal Flood Advisory until noon tomorrow. When will you get a break . Il
Him. And the alarming images coming in tonight. Tearful hostages begging the president elect, donald trump to save their lives. Good evening, and its great to have you with us here on a wednesday night, and we begin with the lightning round of questions today at trump tower. This was the president elects first News Conference in 168 days. Since july, in fact. And mr. Trump came ready. The president elect taking aim at the Intelligence Community, calling it disgraceful. They could have information to hold over him. And the president elect was asked, did anyone on his team have contact with the russians during the campaign. And there was a very Tense Exchange with a reporter from another network. We do have it all covered tonight, beginning with our chief white house correspondent, jonathan karl. Reporter its donald trump versus the Intelligence Community. In his First Press Conference as the nations top Intelligence Officers of leaking those unconfirmed reports that russia was gathering