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We pulled rachael out. went to the side of the bridge and threw her over the side. >> reporter: prosecutors interrupted stones narrative to play for jurors a recording made at the bridge. >> he was pulling the package out, and i assisted him, and we proceeded to the side of the wall here and threw the package over the side. >> and what was in the package? >> the body of rachael anderson. >> reporter: into the fast moving river, never to be seen again. what would the jury make of this man giving ...

At all. >> reporter: ever since the day in november 2013 when david stone gave his horrific tale to the cops, there have been intensive searches made of the snake river below the red wolf bridge. captain dan hally enlisted multiple agencies, including the coast guard and volunteers with specialized sonar to help. but the depths of the swift-moving snake have yet to surrender rachaels body. is she gone forever? >> i know were not going to give up. >> hopefully we might still find her remains. >> ...

Stop the spread. businesses that were once thriving are feeling the effects of lost profits. lockdowns are lifting on time for the holidays. matt bradley has more from paris. >> reporter: here in france some lockdown relief from tomorrow as small shops and churches can reopen, but restaurants, cafes and bars will have to stay closed until january 20th. in germany tough restrictions until december 20th in a bid to allow for a family christmas. traditional christmas markets are going virtual this ...

Prosecutors office saying, yeah, right, kind of like, we still think theyre guilty. >> in 2016, michigan lawmakers passed the wrongful imprisonment compensation act, calling for the state to pay exonerated prisoners $50,000 for every year spent behind bars. the higher brothers sued the state for just over $1.2 million each. and in october 2019, the michigan attorney generals office settled the suit, agreeing to pay the full amount. of course, in the days immediately following their release, noth...

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Terrible wrong. >> and then a miracle happened. >> but no. in 2009, it was just an ordinary summer day, no sign of providence anywhere. just mary reminiscing about the old days and friends long since gone away and, well, you know how it is. a person wonders. not such an uncommon thing among people who grew up as mary did in northeast detroit. >> when i moved in it was actually a nice neighborhood. you could walk around the streets singing at 1:00 in the morning in the summer and never had to wor...

My husbands been self—isolating since well before. he is on the extreme list, so we have to be everything careful. and youre happy for that to go on for some months? im happy, because if it can save lives, then yeah. those living on this side of the humber were expecting tier 3, but over there in lincolnshire, the whole county is also going into the highest tier. that is a very large rural area, where even the conservative leader of the county council cant understand government thinking. huge ...

Today at six — borisjohnson spells out what happens when the lockdown in england ends next week. 55 million people will still find themselves in the top two tiers. much of the north, like manchester and hull, face the toughest restrictions.

Understand government thinking. huge areas of lincolnshire actually have lower rates than the national average, so it does seem very perverse to put the whole area into tier three, and obviously that will mean businesses and families and individuals will be suffering far more restrictions than is really necessary. 70 miles away, harrogate has moved from tier one pre—lockdown to tier two, where one new concession is that up to 2,000 much—missed spectators are allowed at sports events. the cro...

Was aspirational thinking in hull. there was an infection rate of 776 per 100,000 people a couple of weeks ago. no surprise here, then, that theyre going into the new tier three. during the first lockdown, the only people that i knew were a friend of a friends auntie who had it, really, in this area, but more so, ive got children at school, and theyve got friends that have contracted it, friends‘ parents that have contracted it. people here say not enough locals have stuck to the rules, while ...