Up. Something screen to me, something is wrong. Could this murder had been deliberately. She was murdered. I loved sarah. I would never have hurt her. Sarah crying because i felt so bad for her. There is just no chance that he had anything to do with. It three trials, three juries. We are scared that the truth may not come out. Sometimes the shades are drawn early in a marriage. Even for a young couple so in love like newlyweds sarah and ryan. Everything in life was still fresh. Even at home on your average monday night. After his workday as a sports writer, ryan said he plop down on the sofa on an august night to chill with the bengals preseason opener against green bay. Sara, he says, went upstairs to draw a bat in the bathroom. She liked her calling baths. The young dental hygienists had been tormented with more of her headaches that afternoon. The young couple in the suburban state in that the home that evening had been married for just under four months. 114 days to be exact. They
Worse. But is it their responsibility or the government s? we re in to all of that as is hillary vaughn on capitol hill with the latest. Hey, hillary. President biden says he s closely looking at possibly retaliating against russia for these recent ransomware attacks. The white house today says it is up to the private sector to protect themselves. We can t do it alone. People leaders have to protect themselves and the economy. The status quo is not working. There does need to be consequences and a credible deterrent from the federal government to hackers. No company is going to be able to defend itself against a determined nation state actor or a very sophisticated threat actor that is basically operating as a tacit or explicit consent of a nation state. President biden says he will be pressing putin about this latest round of want some where attacks. If putin does not play ball, the acting director of cyber security, brandon wells, says it s really tough for the them. These cyber crim
within. some say she had a history of emotional troubles. screaming n obscenities and shouting. reporter: could this beloved teacher have multiple personalities? to find what happened an elite group of detectives would launch an elaborate missionch. the staged kid nappings, the fake blood is truly phenomenal. reporter: all leading to a sit downal they called mr. big. shattering. the story you re about to witness is all too real though it may seem perhaps implausible likepe a play or a movie with a its dark heart something quite unspeakable. the actors are the family divided across a thin line separating truth and deception. there s the gambler with that desperate hand, the voice, the presence, someonee, from the beyond. and the audacious undercover caper all to solve an 11-year-old mystery and put under the light of intense personal scrutiny a most unlikely villain who depending on whom you choose to believe may not be a villain at all. but in the beginning in the
including rick scott, matt gaetz, mike lee, ted cruz, josh hawley, tom cotton, kevin mccarthy, ron desantis, mike pompeo, ben carson and sarah huckabee sanders. but the star will be the former reality star. and everybody there knows it. donald j. trump ain t going in addition. [ cheers ] this is amazing given that trump s long sought tax returns are now in the hands of prosecutors under the direction of new york district attorney cyrus vance jr. his office obtained millions of pages of financial documents that contain tax returns spanning 2011 to 2019, this after the u.s. supreme cour denied trump s effort to keep them private. for two years vance has been investigating whether trump and the trump organization engaged in frauds and other schemes including potentially providing false information to financial institutions or banks about the value of certain assets. the records could be critical to the investigation because they are likely to contain documents that reflect t
more than half a million lives just gone. today, we mark a truly grim, heartbreaking milestone. as we acknowledge the scale of this mass death in america, we remember each person and the life they lived. they re people we knew. they re people we feel like we knew. we often hear people described as ordinary americans. there s no such thing. there s nothing ordinary about them. the people we lost were extraordinary. as a nation, we can t accept such a cruel fate. we ve all been fighting this pandemic for so long, we have to resist becoming numb to the sorrow. we have to resist viewing each life as a statistic or a blur or on the news. we must do so to honor the dead, but equally important, care for the living, those left behind. for the loved ones left behind. that s what has been so cruel. so many of the rituals that help us cope, that help us honor those we loved haven t been available to us. the final rites with family gathered around, the proper home going. as a nation, w