Did someone have a bigger prize in? mine a family farm worth a fortune. I did not shoot my mom! and i would never shoot my mom? two trials. Every emotion hit. Two verdicts. There are only two people who knew what happened that day and one of them is dead and the other one is sitting in that chair. Too much to bear. It s just been hell on earth. Hello, and welcome to dateline. Bill and shirley carter built a comfortable life and raised a family on a sprawling farm in america s heartland. As their golden years project, the couple fell into routine. Daily coffee, work in the fields [inaudible] here s dennis murphy with the farm. Council bluffs, iowa, in a small courtroom, the new and final scene of a fouryearlong drama was playing out. Count one, murder in the first degree. The defendant did having malice and forethought woefully kill shirley [inaudible] [inaudible] [inaudible] so much of the rhythm of life is set by the seasons [inaudible] so, that june morning in 2015, dawned with no pa
Journal columnist and editorial board member james freeman and editorial board member kyle peterson. James, what did we learn from those emails from this week that we didn t learn before? james: well, we saw the researcher from california scripts institute noting that dr. Fauci that when you look closely at covid19, it appeared to have certain parts that looked like they might have been engineered. In other words, not natural. This is in february of 2020. A month later, that same researcher, christian anderson, writes the paper with colleagues essentially ruling out this possibility saying that it could not have been manufactured and that really ended for a time, the pursuit of this question, but we saw at the same time dr. Fauci downplaying the possibility that this thing originated in a lab. Now we see that they knew it was a possibility and a year later as there s still the lack of evidence that this was natural is why didn t dr. Fauci shared with us everything he knew at the time a
accountability. former minneapolis police officer derek chauvin guilty on all three counts against him in the death of george floyd. the verdict has prompted peaceful demonstrations and memorials in minneapolis and other cities across the country. the jury deliberated for a little more than ten hours over two days. chauvin showed no expression as the judge read those verdicts. watch. we, the jury in the above entitled matter as to count 1, unintentional second-degree murder while committing a felony, find the defendant guilty. this verdict agreed to this 20th day of april, 2021, at 1:44 p.m. signed juror foreperson, juror number 19. same caption, verdict count 2. we the jury in the above entitled matter as to count 2, third-degree murder perpetrating an eminently dangerous act, find the defendant guilty. this verdict agreed to this 20th day of april, 2021, at 1:45 p.m. signed by jury foreperson, juror number 19. same caption, verdict count 3. we the jury in the above entitl
and the protesters are out here to prove it. at issue here is whether mississippi can ban most abortions with few exceptions after 15 weeks. if this solidly conservative court rules that it can, it will be rewriting its own precedent. and that would trigger a wave of abortion bans in states across the country. the supreme court is about to revisit a hot button culture war issue it hasn t taken head on in decades. should the landmark case roe v. wade be overturned? we re saying more of them born than any state in america. reporter: mississippi and republican governor signed the abortion bill into law in 2018, but it has been blocked by lower courts ever since because it directly conflicts with supreme court precedent. roe v. wade in 1973 and the follow-up case planned parenthood v. casey in 1992, established that the constitution protects a woman s choice to have an abortion. and that states can only ban abortions after the point of viability. that s when a fetus can survi
tipping point for armed violence in america. plus, another infamous claim of voter fraud goes poof. dead people voted in clark county. the jaw dropping republican plan to choke off any chance a democrat could ever win in wisconsin. all in starts now. good evening from new york. i m chris hays. we begin with this moment. something you don t actually see a lot of this american politics. majority party with control of government passes something bold and ambitious that it truly believes in. the yays are 220. the nays are 213. the build back better bill is passed! [ applause ] yes the bill still has to pass the senate. where a lot of the real fight will be. there s a whole host of truly ground breaking provisions in the legislation that passed this morning. first how did we get to this moment. this vote was a victory for the biden agenda and working folks in the country. and democrats in more ways than one. it came after some truly odd theet ricks from house minority le