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Honestly, what do you make of all this being decided in a courtroom? >> i think that it is a political decision being made on something that is a health decision. thats what should make it. again, i think this is just, again, political theater and posturing. you know, de santis just seems to me that a state cant tell one industry that you cannot force people to be vaccinated to come in. on the other hand, you know, a private industry has a right to say no shoes, you know, no shirt, no service. i...

And immediately i could hear kind of arguing. >> ed said he we heard a mans voice in the background during that call. but whos voice was it? >> the pieces of the case are about to fall into place and those flirtatious pet texts turns out they arent at all what they think. coming up. >> i need to put that out of my mind. >> are you thinking, this could potentially be our last chance to solve this? >> this was our shot. >> when dateline continues.

Try to figure out how to cope with her murder, detective robbie williams try to figure out who might have wanted her dead. >> when we start recreating that persons life, were trying to find out who would have the motivation to do this. and oftentimes, a civilian like she was, not involved in any criminal enterprise, you tend to focus on relatives our relationship partners. >> the 11-year-old girl who had seen the shooter running told cops that just before the shot rang out, she heard a man and w...

Who he was and where to find him. monika and michelle didnt want to wait for that. >> we were watching "cold case" and "criminal files", so we thought we were real detectives. >> too much tv can be a dangerous thing. or maybe this was the dynamic of the taylor family. the sisters who were going to together, al crystal resource on, were now helping solve her murder. so, sketch in hand, they canvassed the neighborhood. you, not the police? >> she became so obsessed, it worries me halep says she wa...

Already be talking about the presidential. well be over with the midterms. you and i think in midterms like this, not central bankers. theyre talking about whats happening with jolts and cpi, a lot of data that crosses terminals. >> and theres no one better to talk to about it than you, hans. since you actually have your head around both of those things at the same time. lets switch gears and talk about politics for a second. you guys are also looking at the dismissal or the supreme court decisi...

Law for lgbt individuals. and for the city it was a very simple matter. this is discrimination based on the status of these couples. what the charities were arguing is that the city can still accomplish its anti-discrimination goals. there are other available adoption groups and organizations and that they dont have to force religiously-based organizations to adhere to this policy when it would essentially counter mand. as they conflict with religious and free speech rights. the court is beginni...

The autumn. that idea of vaccinating children, israel does _ the autumn. that idea of vaccinating children, israel does it. _ the autumn. that idea of vaccinating children, israel does it. i _ the autumn. that idea of vaccinating children, israel does it. ithink- children, israel does it. ithink the united states is considering doing it. the united states is considering doin: it. ., , , , ., doing it. really get the sense of where the uk _ doing it. really get the sense of where the uk is? _ doi...

Jillian: are win or lose it. >> i think it was weakness. win or lose, he allowed putin to go out and there create his own narrative. he didnt create a narrative of american strength. he didnt create a narrative that russia has hit us several places in this already in the biden administration already and these are going to be the responses and they are going to be harsh. it was hey, here is a pass for what happened already. but, if you do anything going forward, hey, we might look at this, but we...

Lots of people in our good culture are arguing, we need the detail which isnt clear yet how it will impact traders here. —— lots of people in agriculture are arguing. nina warhurst reporting there. the duke of edinburghs death in april left a "giant—sized hole" in the lives of the royal family, sophie, countess of wessex, has told the bbc. shes been speaking to naga munchetty ahead of the uns international day for the elimination of sexual violence in conflict. 0ur royal correspondent dani...

I dont know whether it is something ive said but they are on their way off! even the government say this deal will probably be only worth about 0.02% of the uk economy, so reasonably conservative amounts and they say it is worth it because it could provide a gateway to the asia—pacific region and post—brexit striking deals like that is really important. as thomas was saying, and lots of people in agriculture are arguing, we need the detail which isnt clear yet how it will impact traders here...