arriving here in the next few days according to the pentagon. after it passed in the house over the weekend. the russians have been out firing the ukrainian artillery by a ratio 10 to 1. air defense missiles have been sparse allowing russian rockets to rain down. while this should be on the way. this is ahead of a looming offensive by the russian military. moscow has taken a bunch of land from ukraine in the past couple of months. no wonder president saul alinsky was happy to speak with biden a short time again. congratulating him for the success. weapons experts we have been talking to have been breathing a sigh of relief. take a listen to this. >> and his aid hadn't, god that we seen defeat? >> if we talk about scenarios, for ukraine, more difficult for
there's no way i believed that she would do it. narrator: she wasn't the only one. the jury in kaity's first trial couldn't reach a verdict. lisi: i just remember honestly going out, walking to my car, crying for about two minutes in the parking lot, and then saying, "okay, that's it. that's enough. it's time to get back to work and see if we can put this case together again." narrator: and that's what happened. in a second trial, in november of 2017, kaity conley was found guilty of first-degree manslaughter and sentenced to 23 years in prison. she still maintains her innocence, but the dna, the evidence from the typewriter, the attempted frame-up, the web searches, and the purchase of the colchicine all pointed in one direction -- to a young woman with a bizarre motive for murder. vannamee: a lot of people have had a difficult or a tough time accepting the fact that kaitlyn conley is guilty for the death of mary yoder.
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a new joint statement, saying in part, quote, this is a moment of great consequence, the world is watching. if congress votes to continue to supply offensive military aid, we make ourselves complicit in this tragedy. most americans do not want our government to write a blank check to further prime minister netanyahu's war in gaza. the united states needs to help israel find a path towards peace. let's discuss with one of the lawmakers behind that statement, congresswoman becca ballot, a democrat from vermont. congresswoman, thank you so much for making time for us. i know today has been a very long day for all of you. greatly appreciate you joining us. first, explain to our viewers why you specifically chose to vote no on this bill, and whether or not this was a difficult or an easy choice for you. >> so i did vote no, and i voted no because i felt strongly that there needs to be a more complete conversation happening right now around
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