no shortage of suspects. you ve got to prove it. you ve got to prove it. did the red hot miami lifestyle have something to do with her death? what s been going on in this club scene? he did admit to having encounters with other couples there. or was it simple jealousy? are you still intimate with yolanda? yes, we are. threats. say that again. objection. betrayal. he said he didn t love her, he loved me. and finally, a verdict. the years of waiting. the years of mourning her. we needed justice. hello, and welcome to dateline. wendy trapaga fell head over heels for michel escoto, an older man with a string of admiring girlfriends, though wendy was his prized catch. the couple quickly married. then just days later the young bride was found dead in a parking lot. the mystery of her murder would haunt investigators for years. though the truth would prove more cold-blooded than even they could imagine. here s dennis murphy with mystery in south beac
reporter: life was cheap, that night in new york. two brutal murders, just a half-mile apart. here for a homicide crime scene. six people were convicted including eric glisson. you would actually think they read the wrong verdict. reporter: then, divine intervention through a nun, he called grandma. eric would say, grandma, i think this all happening for a reason. reporter: maybe, a nun could help him get into heaven. but could she help him get out of prison? what she helped him do was get a lawyer, and together, they hunted for the truth. this is the one case, that has kept me up at night, for six years. he says, i know you re innocent. i know the guys who committed this crime. reporter: will justice, finally, arrive? hello and welcome to dateline. eric glisson was just 20 years old when he was convicted of a murder, that sent shock waves through his neighborhood. a crime, he insisted, he did not commit. to clear his name, eric would have to find the re
victimized right here in those very halls. that attack, that siege was criminal behavior plain and simple and behavior that we, the fbi, view as domestic terrorism. before we go further, quick program note. the behavior that wray describes as domestic terror was greeted by donald trump at the time with a, quote, we love you and chilling warning to congress, quote, this is what happens when you have the audacity to actually count the vote. also highlighted the role of white supremacists in the attack as well as other militias known to have supported donald trump and debunked johnson s theory that fantasy dress-up trump supporters were somehow behind the attack. we re seeing quite a number, as we re building out the cases on the individuals we ve arrested for the violence, quite a number what we would call militia violent extremists. so self-identify with the proud boys or oath keepers. things like that. we also have a couple of instances where we ve already identified indi
fox & friends. jed, good morning. good morning to you and everyone at home. i am lucky that i have a house celebrates two holidays. palm sunday and palsover. if any of you are doing that at home too, we re the lucky ones. will: we re glad you re watching fox & friends on this sunday. we start with joe biden and president trump. everyone is waiting for announcement that joe biden will go down to the border to look at the crisis with migrants making their way up from central america to the united states of america. president trump intends to visit the southern border perhaps next couple weeks. watch. mr. president, when do you think you would go? over next couple weeks. the border patrol wants me to go over the next couple weeks. i don t know there is rush for me to go. he is supposed to go, make a decision, very, very bad decision, stay in mexico where he ended that. that is incredible. we re not getting along with mexico any longer. will: that was president trump on
of the new york times. each of the nearly 500,000 dots represents one lost life. it stretches chronologically down from the first reported to the current death toll. and those deaths come from every state. you ll see a break down for each state at the bottom of your screen. the washington post had another way to grasp it. transporting 500,000 people will require a caravan of more than 9800 buses. the caravan would stretch almost 95 miles, roughly the distance from philadelphia to new york. all this began nearly one year ago when the u.s. recorded its first known death from covid-19. by may we had hit 100,000 fatalities. by december 300,000. we hit 400,000 nearly a month ago. but these deaths need not be in vain. there is reason for hope. new covid cases are declining. the death rate is slowing. and vaccination rates are up. right now about 5.4% of americans are fully vaccinated. dr. anthony fauci says that normalcy is in sight, though we have a ways to go. i think we re g