To a tragic accident. But look closer. Can all of the broken glass and twisted metal, was there a clue to a crime? the last thing i wanted to have was to have to take a double fatality and not treat it as a homicide. Murder. And no one saw coming. I couldn t deal with it. Two families in torment. We were both just a small town trial with big emotions. You took it. You did it. And the verdict that would shake them all. Hello, and welcome to dateline. A dangerous highway in big sky country. That was a setting for a deadly crash that would seem to unite to families in shock and heartbreak. Except they were about to find out that the truth about what happened on that fateful night might be darker than anyone knew. Here is keith morrison. March 19th, 2009. Night fell heavy in montana s flathead valley. Something off that night. Something wrong. A mary and randy winters house, anxiety spiked. Where was she? it just felt like something was not right. It s hard to explain. That there s somethi
Hello and welcome to our viewers joining us here in the united states and all around the world, you are watching cnn newsroom and i m rosemary church. Just ahead, a subway overpass collapses on to a busy street. Cnn is live on the scene in mexico city. India s pandemic plight, even state of the art hospitals in new delhi are desperate for oxygen, unable to keep some patients breathing, but there are signs the u. S. Is winning its war on covid19 as president biden hopes life will be back to some kind of normal within months. The death toll from the mexico city subway disaster has risen to 20 and authorities say some of the victims are children. Nearly 50 people are hospitalized and there s no word yet on what caused this tragedy. Surveillance video shows the moment part of the overpass collapsed on to traffic below. It s only eight seconds long and you can see the train cars come crashing down with bursts of fire and then a huge cloud of dust and debris. This accident happened on the ci
her leadership role by the end of the month. she voted to impeach trump. she criticized senators who promoted the big election lie. she also committed this apparently unforgivable political sin of greeting president biden in the house chamber last week. and when asked about her future in the gop, minority leader kevin mccarthy provided little job security. is cheney still a good fit for your leadership team do you believe? that s a question for the conference. now mitt romney gets the trump effect. the former gop presidential nominee narrowly avoiding a vote this weekend. listen to the reception he got in his home state from his own party. you know me as a person. i say what i think. i don t hide the fact that i wasn t a fan of our last president s character issues. and i m also known [ boos ] joining us now to discuss is peter wayner, he served in the reagan, george h.w. bush and george w. bush administrations. he is now a contributing writer at the atlantic. w
republican nominee for president shouted down as a traitor for that vote to impeach the former president. yeah. and congresswoman liz cheney, that name cheney, a significant name for decades in the party, but now one of her own republican colleagues say she may not even survive the month in her third ranked leadership position. also this morning, president biden in virginia as we get new reporting that there are on going behind the scenes bipartisan talks in congress about trying to get an infrastructure deal done. more on that in a moment. let s begin with our reporter on capitol hill with more on the two republicans that have giant targeted on their back after defying donald trump or for liz cheney, just fist pumping in a respectful move to the president before his address to the joint session of congress. yeah. what really angered republican house members is her comments, her comments from last week during a republican retreat. in which she questioned, criticized the for
the first dog is back in the white house after a biting incident and two weeks of intensive training. i m christian fraser in london. laura trevelyan is in new york city. the european commission has set out plans today on how it will deal with vaccine exports. it wants tougher controls though it hasn t yet called for an outright ban. the commission will meet leaders virtually on thursday to finalise plans. going forward, whether vaccines are allowed to leave the eu will depend on three measures the destination country s level of infection, its rate of vaccination and whether they themselves export vaccines or components. clearly, the rules have been drawn up in the shadow of the eu s ongoing row with astrazeneca and a feeling on the continent that the uk is getting more than its fair share. but tonight, amid rising fears of an export ban, the two sides issued a joint statement to say they will continue working together on specific steps they can tak to create a win win sit