assets from public view other than to remove them from the country. what do you mean? it doesn t say that. it does say that. reading off your website. can i just have a minute? sure. okay. that s a typo. it s a typo. yeah. we will meet robert harris tonight in our original documentary. we don t know if anybody is laundering dirty money through him, but we will find a lot of characters that people say are using the u.s. system to become filthy rich. it s a typo. cnbc correspondent scott cohen, we appreciate you coming on. 9:00 tonight, filthy rich, you get your dvr and watch, it ll be great. here s a look at other stories topping the news now. a former university virginia lacrosse player has been convicted of second-degree murder and the brutal death of
powell they tried to keep josh powell out of the cemetary all together but didn t know if they could legally do that but now we find out the family of josh powell has pulled back their request, saying they no longer want him to be buried at the wood vine cemetary. powell of course was also the primary suspect in the disappearance of his wife susan powell. now we are learning that stephen powell, his father, in jail on child pornography, has also been named a perp of interest because police believe he knows person of interest because police believe he knows more about her disappearance than he s saying, stephen powell saying he will not cooperate in this investigation at all and we should note, if susan powell s body is ever found, megyn, that she would likely be buried in plots two or four, next to her two sons. megyn: how about those cops? trace, thank you. reporter: okay. megyn: how about that? well, the defense team for former virginia lacrosse player university of virgi
three weeks from tomorrow. negotiations seem kind of stuck at this point, jon. jon: and it could be stuck for a long time, or so it would seem. mike emanuel, keep an eye on it, thanks. thanks sir. jenna: jury selection is underway in a high profile very emotional case, of a promising athlete accused of killing his ex-girlfriend. you ll recognize the two of them, the girl was a universal of virginia lacrosse player. the trial is just starting now. jon: also, facebook and twitter. millions of people just can t do without them. really can t. a new study says the pull on social media is stronger than other addictions. believe that? we ll explain. [ wind howling ]
life in their city is normal. that s the story the syrian regime is telling. here s the reality. [ speaking foreign language ] video taken today from the rooftop showing rocket and artillery fire landing, syrian forces bombarding certain neighborhoods, not military encampments or opposition gatherings, neighborhoods, artillery and mortar fire falling on densely populated streets and apartments and they said they can no longer count the number of civilians killed in neighborhoods like this one, too hard to get the information, because sniper fire is a constant threat, people stay put at home until there s no home to hide in. [ speaking foreign language ] women, children, fleeing their homes, their homes and those around it are literally blown to pieces. the shells are landing on homes, hospitals alike. this is one of several makeshift medical facilities where the wounded are literally smuggled in. they can t be taken to regular hospitals, activists say, because security fo
[ speaking foreign language ] video taken today from the rooftop showing rocket and artillery fire landing, syrian forces bombarding certain neighborhoods, not military encampments or opposition gatherings, neighborhoods, artillery and mortar fire falling on densely populated streets, shops and apartment houses. the u.n. said late last month, it could no longer count the number of civilians killed in neighborhoods like this one, because it s too hard to get the information. because sniper fire is a constant threat, people stay put at home until there s no home to hide in. [ speaking foreign language ] women, children, fleeing their homes, their homes and those around it are literally blown to pieces. the shells are landing on homes, hospitals alike. this is one of several makeshift medical facilities where the wounded are literally smuggled in. they can t be taken to regular hospitals, activists say, because security forces are rounding up patients. there s not much safet