he was well-liked. he was well loved. he was smart. he was fun. i had the most senseless, empty feeling. this is how it ends? why would somebody do it? now what? white hat, wide-open smile, a handsome young veterinarian in big sky country. he loved helping animals. he asked me out that night. i was excited. and then, they found him dead on the floor. two shots went off and then the third shot into his chest. three gunshots that launched a long-running mystery. i think the perpetrator stood there and watched him die. there were so many different leads and rumors. i felt like if it wasn t for me it never would ve happened. jealousy, rage, revenge? could anyone solve it? look at what it has done to our family. it was hard. i wanted justice. sang aromodest dwelling in the grass. operator: emergency. there was a broad swath of prairie where the scattle outnumbered the people and they said summer breeze saying around a modest dwelling in the grass. they
i think the perpetrator stood there and watched him die. there were so many different leads and rumors. i felt like it wasn t for me, it never would have happened. jealousy, rage, revenge. it was your classic whodunit? could anyone solve it? look at what it s done to our family. it was hard. i wanted justice for my brother. there was a broad swath of prairie where the cattle outnumbered the people and a sad summer breeze sang around a modest dwelling in the grass. emergency. this is marlene protsman in geraldine. they called it the bunkhouse, though it was really just an old single-wide trailer. the veterinarian shot himself. my husband just went down to check to see if he was going to pasture. a nondescript little place out on the montana prairie. a bit worn around the edges. do you know where he shot himself? he doesn t know. is he still alive? there s blood everywhere. the sort of place a young vet could live cheap while he built his
21 people including 7 month old twins swept away by catastrophic flash floods in tennessee. i ll talk to a mother who along with her 4 month old barely made it out of her flooded home alive. let s go outfront . good evening, everyone. i m kate bolduan in for erin burnett. we have breaking news. president biden being urged by several advisors against keeping troops in afghanistan past the august 31st deadline. the reason, the deteriorating security situation on the ground. meanwhile, the pentagon needs the president to decide by tomorrow whether to extend the deadline in order to honor his promise of evacuating all americans and afghan allies. also at this hour, top intel officials just wrapped up a briefing for the house intelligence committee on afghanistan and this briefing coming as warnings grow louder and louder over the terror threat from afghanistan. jake sullivan today addressed a possible isis attack on the kabul airport after calling the threat real, acute and pe
the screen for what they call the human infrastructure plan to fight things like climate change, to prop up health care, and dramatically expand medicare and family service programs for child care, elder care, universal pre-k, and two years of free community college. we are going to get this done. we are getting this done. but getting all 50 senate democrats and independents from bernie sanders to joe manchin agreeing of what to agree on what needs to be included and the maneuver to bypass the republicans, there is no room for error and not a single defection of the dems and can they keep the house progressives on board, and at the same time, the president is trying to keep the ten senate republicans on board with the separate bipartisan hard infrastructure plan for roads, highways and bridges and major works project, and so now you can see where the balancing act is coming into play. they have to keep all of the democrats on board, can t alienate the republicans they n
us what we re keeping our eye on here, chad. brianna, the very latest, the 8:00 advisory is out. . still a 65 mile per hour windstorm near cedar key 65 miles ore so. it should make landfall in an hour or so in the northern part of florida. as we talked to dr. ken graham from the national hurricane center yesterday, there is no such thing as only a tropical storm. this storm will produce winds 60 to 65 miles per hour in an area that is saturated from weeks of rain and some of these trees will fall. some of these things will come down on houses and power lines and maybe even your car. winds right now aren t as strong as they will be because the storm is still offshore, but we have some gusts earlier today of around 40 to 45 miles per hour. the storm will eventually get very close to savannah, and just west of myrtle. and still a 40 mile per hour storm. this is still going to pack a punch as it rolls over georgia, as it rolls over south carolina, and then on up toward myrtle b