horrible. where she at? police work the clues, her car abandoned. i was scared to death. a mysterious caller captured on camera. why would this person call from a payphone, in the middle of the night? then came the secret. she was married. rumors about her being pregnant. she truly did believe that she was gonna leave his wife. anger, betrayal, revenge. a bomb exploded. it was world war three. this crazy love triangle, create napping, potential murder. yes. this is heather s life or talking about. terrifying. when you see your parents hurting, you wish that you could take all their pain away. and with something like this, it s impossible. hello and welcome to dateline. heather elvis was charging headlong into her future. an independent young woman eager to make her mark on the world. then one night, she disappeared. investigators would quickly discover a love triangle and thought they had their motive, but there was a big question the elvis fam
overwhelm the virus, including an interview with dr. anthony fauci as you ve never quite heard him before talking about donald trump. welcome to the lead. i m jake tapper and we start with breaking news in the national lead today where moments ago the family of andrew brown jr., of north carolina, just watched the body cam video showing the final moments of their loved one s life and it s not what they expected. the family s lawyers say they were only allowed to view a 20-second clip of the body camera video. one body cam, 20 seconds. welcome to north carolina. and an execution. and so with all due respect i know there were a lot of people who thought last week s verdict was justice and i told you then it wasn t justice. that s right. because we still can t get justice and accountability today. reporter: anticipating unrest, there s already been a state of emergency in elizabeth city, north carolina declared. cnn s brian todd is in that city in north carolina
where she at? police work the clues, her car abandoned. i was scared to death. a mysterious caller captured on camera. why would this person call from a payphone, in the middle of the night? then came the secret. she was married. rumors about her being pregnant. she truly did believe that she was gonna leave his wife. anger, betrayal, revenge. a bomb exploded. it was world war three. this crazy love triangle, kidnapping, potential murder. yes. this is heather s life or talking about. terrifying. when you see your parents hurting, you wish that you could take all their pain away. and with something like this, it s impossible. hello and welcome to dateline. heather elvis was charging headlong into her future. an independent young woman eager to make her mark on the world. then one night, she disappeared. investigators would quickly discover a love triangle and thought they had their motive, but there was a big question the elvis family still need
tonight on all in. a president of the united states has to have immunity. and the supreme court is going to be really good at it. the supreme will take donald trump s immunity case. this is a momentous decision just to hear this case tonight rachel maddow and lawrence on the supreme court their delayed decision, and what it means for justice. plus, lisa rooney, and kristy greenberg on how we got here and david claw from the new political reality for an electorate that has stopped trump before. when all in, starts right now. pierre i by a grand, jerry for his role in that insurrection. well, today, in a single page order released a 5:00, the court agreed to consider trump s manifest weak claim, that he is immune from prosecution for the january 6th insurrection because he was acting in some sense of his official capacity as president. but, the order itself is not the story here, it s the timing it all comes back for the timing. let s remember, the court case the trial of d
over tv ratings backfire as more people tune into damning evidence showing what led up to the capitol attack? i will put that question to my panel of experts. later today, it marks seven years since the supreme court legalized same sex marriage across the country. is that right? now, after roe is overturned? i will talk to the teenager who publicly took a stand against florida s don t say gay bill. all of that and more is coming up. and a good sunday morning to you. i am katie fang. on this day in 2015, the supreme court said the country into a frenzy of emotion, declaring that same-sex couples had the right to marry in all 50 states. now, that freedom and some rights of the very personal to you may be on the chopping block. after a woman s constitutional rights to choose was ripped away on friday. saturday was another day that was full of rallies in protests from coast to coast, with thousands of people to crying the court s decision and demanding that the right to an aborti