in his third indictment. then police identify another murder victim 27 years later in the gilgo beach killings so why wasn t the serial killer charged in connection with her death. plus back on the mat. samone biles returns since the first time since the toke olympics. could she be eyeing a comeback at next year s games in paris? welcome to the lead. i m bianna golodryga in for jake tapper. we start with the law and justice lead and the aftershocks of donald trump s third arraignment. today the former president called on the supreme court to get involved in the case. it is not clear exactly what mr. trump is asking the high court to do. but the former president claims that the charges against him are, quote, election interference. trump pleading not guilty yesterday inside of a washington, d.c. courtroom. and his next hearing is scheduled for august 28th. let s get straight to cnn just justice correspondent jessica schneider with more on this. let s start with the new
we re passing each other all the time. it is great to be with my good friend, dana this morning. president biden insisting he told the truth, denying he lied when asked about his previous statements claiming he never had discussions with hunter about lucrative business arrangements overseas despite the fact they were traveling together on a number of these trips. karl rove saying if the president is telling the truth he should have said something to hunter to get him to stop. this was all in public. when hunter biden joined the burisma board it stunk. and the vice president of the united states, his father, was in charge of encouraging the ukrainian government to crack down on corruption and his own son was participating with a corrupt company in a corrupt act. he should have had a conversation with him about it and said what in the heck do you think you are doing? get off that board and stop trying to make money off my name. dana: david spunt standing by at the justice d
i m bill hemmer, good morning at home. dana: good morning. love your color today. bill: i called it a road dana: we talked about a debt ceiling. it wasn t easy, speaker kevin mccarthy has delivered on his promise to pass a bipartisan deal. 314-117. it caps spending and delivers big wins for republicans. dana: the bill would expedite energy projects. tighten food stamp requirements. cut i.r.s. funding and end the president s freeze on student loans. bill: some conservatives are threatening to out mccarthy and progressives weren t happy. the speaker doesn t seem to be phased. congress made a lot of promises with this deal that were not met on paper. i can t remember the last time congress made a promise it could keep. people should understand a strong no vote that we had tonight is just as important to the white house and to the president and to people across this country who are saying stand up and fight for us. we have a big board from the progressives tha
i can t wait. sean: i ll be gone by wednesday or thursday. laura: i m laura ingraham. this is the ingraham angle from washington. you ll see the cable exclusive with three sorority members. they are alleging that the national chapter force them to accept a man in their sisterhood. first, scared and helpless. that s the focus of tonight s angle. that s how powerful forces want you to feel. they want to you live in fear. you re just hoping to survive. dependent on the government to tell you when it s safe. we saw this during covid with their constant fear mongering to keep the public compliant. we see it with attacks on free speech. we see it daniel penning, charges with second degree manslaughter. he has enormous public support. scroll through the list of comments on his page for legal defense fund. one donor writes, i m a small asian woman. i ve been terrorized in safe areas by mentally, disturbed and or racist with no one to come to my aid. i wish there were more peo
she had wood piled on top of her. no identification! we all came together to have identification to identify jane doe. there s a passion to try and find out who our doe is. to try and think what if this is your family. you want to give them closure. two homicide detectives. it s way above our heads. and i said i think i know how we can do it. all of these people share some amount of dna with the unknown person. we thought, this is the family. this is it! surreal. it felt like someone just punched me in the stomach. it s a funny thing, isn t it? that it would be important to have a stone with your name on it. it is! written on stone. you re never forgotten. hello and welcome to dateline! in many cold cases, a grieving family is desperate to find their loved ones killer. but this mystery was not a whodunnit. the killer eventually confessed to the brutal crime. but who did the murder? that question haunted a small texas town for more than 12 years. un