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shift. the officer's vehicle was taken from the crime scene and later recovered. police say a 66-year-old woman faces a bond hearing tomorrow after crashing her car into a building, killing two children and injuring several others. cbs's lana zak has the latest. >> we have a black escape that went through the building. >> reporter: the horror unfolded saturday in monroe county about 30 miles south of detroit. this suv seen speeding before, plowing 25 feet into a building where kids and their parents were attending a birthday party. >> we have several people on the ground as well as several children injured. >> reporter: first responders describe the scene as chaotic with high levels of emotion. >> sounds like we have a 4-year-old trapped underneath the vehicle. unknown life status at this time. >> reporter: a total of 15 people including at least three children were rushed to area hospitals by helicopter, ambulances and private cars. some with life-threatening injuries remain in critical
lake, brian testified they grew concerned about the rather incentive to murder mike. >> the concern between she and i then became well, if his body is not found, what will happen with the life insurance? >> brian admitted to staging the -- found 10 days after the search. >> i was of one that put it in the water during one of my searches on the lake to kind of confirm he had drowned. >> for the next 16 years, brian said he and denise kept a mafia like oath of silence. in his testimony, this story of taking his best friend out and killing him? >> there's so much emotion tied and that. i've heard the story so many times and i still feel emotion. the jurors are engrossed in what he saying and waiting for the next line. they are seeing someone laying their soul bear and throwing everything out there. >> it was strong emotional
it's a big case. >> he was surprisingly calm. he was very quiet. didn't show much emotion at all. >> isaiah told investigators the same story he told jake. he picked halee up and dropped her off at the local park. what he did not know was that more than one dozen investigators were watching his interview remotely from the next room. they had proof he was lying. they checked park security cameras, and there was no trace of isaiah and halee. cell phone data showed where they had really gone. to the soccer field where halee's body had been found. >> we saw him leave her apartment complex. the cell phones are traveling together. >> they are definitely together at this point if you go by
encounter between donald trump and stormy daniels and all of these other counternarratives that might explain the evidence that, again, not just connecting the dots, kind of a baroque, detailed, elaborate story with a lot of emotion attached to it that the jury was expected to buy into as much with their heart as their minds. a much more cerebral, simple case from the prosecution. >> rachel, can you describe donald trump's affect, particularly when david pecker came in and when he was testifying or when he was being described by the prosecution? >> reporter: yes, and i should say, in the courtroom president trump's back is to all of us sitting as observers in the courtroom. there are monitors that are mounted in the courtroom where we can see a forward-facing view from him, but it's a little occluded. it may be the people in the
and no emotion whatsoever. >> you describe it almost like a staring contest. >> yeah, we throughout their crime scene pictures of denise lying dead, autopsy pictures to get a reaction. she had no emotion and i called her out on it. i said these people took you and your home, but you back from lithuania. that don't bother you? she just looked at me stone cold and said i cried enough over the weekend. >> but then, detectives asked her about something they learned as they traced nathan's movements the day of the murder. remember one of the places he said he visited was the where he bought a valentine's day gift certificate for denise but when detectives stop there, they discovered nathan had been bringing another woman to the spa, and it was none other than aina. it had happened so often, the owner said, she thought they were a couple.
>> i observed kitchen cabinets open, and some kitchen drawers on the floor. in my experience as a police officer and investigator, when a burglary occurs, the kitchen is not a common place that a burglar would look for items. a burglary, also, items are scattered about. drawers drum -- dumped on the floor. i felt it was not ordinary and i expressed that to my partner. >> while he found that out for a burglary, it was nathan's behavior that struck him more. >> describe his demeanor. >> as i am speaking to him, he never showed emotion or asked questions as to what was going on. >> prosecutors said nathan showed no emotion during his police interview. even when a detective told him denise was dead. >> you can't tell me things about her.
that it looks ugly, all the people who didn't have the vision that this will change the mobility in the valley completely. the next day, and the grand opening attracts quite a crowd. all: drei, zwei, eins! applause. # madel, fahr mit mir schwebebahn. how was that for you? how are you feeling? oh, it was very emotional and i'm really happy that it's now opened. yes, it's...it�*s great. all of your hard work. yes. aww, i can feel the emotion! yes, i think people will come here and then, they will see what a history wuppertal has to tell and what a lovely town it is.
think the team showed a lot of character. it's going to be tough because from coventry and manchester united a very good game, the final is a final but we are happy we are back at wembley. that is a final but we are happy we are back at wembley.— back at wembley. that was some stru: ale back at wembley. that was some struggle for manchester - back at wembley. that was some struggle for manchester city i back at wembley. that was some struggle for manchester city with | struggle for manchester city with fans they won't mind, their hopes of a league and fa cup double are still very much alive. andy swiss, bbc news, wembley. so city's performance perhaps reflected their efforts in midweek and pep guardiola says it was avoidable, claiming it was unacceptable their semi final was put on saturday not sunday. it's for the health of the players. it's for the health of the players. it's not normal, i have the courage to tell you it is not possible, it is unacceptable, 120 minutes all our human football players, the emotion the way we lose at madrid, so, honestly, i know in this country at
narrator: texas investigators were familiar with daniel lee corwin. when debra ewing was raped and murdered back in 1987, corwin was brought in for questioning. just hours before debra's murder, corwin had been installing cabinets at the vision center where debra worked, and as an ex-con who served time for a sexually motivated attempted murder, he was a potential suspect. burrough: what really struck the people who interviewed danny that monday morning in huntsville was there was no sense of what they thought a killer would look like or act like. there was no sense of anxiety. there was no sense of, "oh, they got me." he was just flat. he was just without emotion.
credit, he said, you, if i ladies personally on this. so be it. but we're here to do a job and i think this is the right thing to put this forward before the vote. and even after we've heard clamoring from marjorie taylor greene, from some others from the freedom caucus thing that they will be calling for his ouster. we haven't seen any official emotion for that yet, but there likely will be some blowback. and i would just say the republican party is very split on this johnsons own committee heads in armed services and intelligence in foreign affairs of where we're pushing for this bill, even as half of the conference was pushing against it. so he was really caught in the middle there and i think he he had ended the day just did we he thought was the right what do you make of the fact that marjorie taylor greene didn't pursue a motion to vacate to get rid of him. i mean, she said she she wants everyone who voted for it to go back and hear from their constituents as it just a matter of time before he goes or is now a bit too late. so close to the auction yeah.