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It gets you to a point you say, i need to take another look at this. >> this is howard kurtz, defense attorney. this is what he thought about the murder case against his client, brad cooper. >> you need actual evidence to convict. and actual evidence is something they did not have. >> no physical evidence, said the defense attorneys, to tie brad to nancys murder in those awful scenes from the cooper marriage the jury heard? no witness for either side had ever seen brad physically violent toward ...

His cutting off nancy financially, stopping her move back to canada. she was, her friends said, increasingly desperate. >> she said, jennifer, hes breaking me. i dont know how much i have left to fight. >> she told me when she slept at night, she slept with her jeans on and the keys in her pocket with the children and the door locked. >> he never beat her. it wasnt physical said the prosecutor, but he used financial power to exert absolute control. this, they said, was a form of domestic violenc...

They went to counseling. and thats when nancy heard what she said was the real story. >> brad says to the counselor, its been going on for a long time. changes again from this one-night stand to, i love the woman. so nancy came away from that and said im finished. >> they agreed to split. sell the house. nancy would move back to canada with the girls. and then suddenly brad canceled nancys credit cards, blocked her access to the bank accounts, put her on a cash allowance. >> i recall a time she ...

Its $1,000 a week or $10 a week. the fact of the matter is that it caused friction between the two of them. >> so the jury heard about that last week of nancys life. the week of war with brad. with nancys father on the stand, prosecutors played the phone message nancy left her parents after she returned home from that vacation with her family. >> the house was so dirty. theres an ant infestation on the table. im so furious. it was disgusting when i got there. >> as that last week went on, the fi...

In the governance of that community. what do you say? to go its interesting proposal. well have to see what happens to people in boston. the argument is if you pay taxes, and a good majority of undocumented folks actually do pay taxes, they pay local taxes, sales tax. they should have a say in what happens in the managing of that if they live in the city. >> shannon: lets talk about the numbers bring in boston they say -- >> my 5-year-old daughter, she buys a soccer with her allowance. >> shanno...

In the gover governance of the community. >> its an interesting proposal. i think the argument shes trying to make is if you pa taxes -- if you pay taxes, a lot of undocumented folks do pay taxes and they should have a say of what happens in the managing of the community. >> lets talk about the numbers. >> my 1-year-old daughter, if i buy her a sucker out of her allowance, should she be able to vote? >> in boston, more than 19 o 190 people are in the boston area that are not documented. >> democ...

With roe versus wade. it would take a lot to overturn accepted law. im not saying it wont be or those people agree it was a good decision to begin with. but i dont think -- i think thats a false charge. i dont know. >> what you would probably get is a tightening or an allowance for states to tighten the rules which is where most americans are on the subject. they think it out to be legal but have some restrictions. late stages, this sort of thing. i think thats where given the list of people who...

Roe v. wade is overturned. we have already seen by the way in the past decade more and more restrictive rules as it relates to access to elective abortion come in play from states across the country. the court as constituted approved those and i will expect that you will continue to see not one massive overturning of roe v. wade but a continuing allowance for more restrictions on elective abortions. >> harris: we look across the country and we how people are voting and an outsider in the white h...

So i can keep growing my business in big leaps! whats in your wallet? ♪ >> shannon: youre going to love tonights midnight hero, he is more than just a hero hes a superhero -- checking out. 4-year-old austin of birmingham, alabama. if once a week he heads out to feed the homeless. when he first learned if there were people who didnt have food or a place to live he told his parents lets take my allowance and head instead of buying toyi want to buy chicken sandwiches for the homeless. restaurants...

>> according to the u.s. government, almost 50% of all the children in this country failed to get their recommended daily allowance of -- >> -- the surge in fast food restaurants have discovered that we like our food heavily salted. >> just add water and two of your own fresh eggs. >> because of industries, innovations and farm chemicals and machinery. >> taste it! >> anthony: how did it happen that we ended up with southern food being the most, sort of, cruelly hijacked into this cartoonish, uh...