do you think this guy is a defense juror? >> he's a defense juror. this is a juror that's come into this country, he's looking at this is a land of opportunity, and he's trumpeting everything that he believes in. so when i look at this particular juror, and that is also a middle-class citizen, and in the type of position that he has is not authoritarian, i think this is definitely a defense juror and a very strong one. >> jesse: okay. a salesman is not authoritarian. okay. i have met a few salesman that would maybe differ from that. number 2 is the nurse. there's nurse scares me if i'm trump. she's from the upper east side, masters degree, not married, no kids, lives with her fiancé. gets her news from the new york times and cnn. >> yeah. >> jesse: goodbye. >> it sounded really good until i heard the cnn part of it and automatically, strike that one.
pressure. but you guys came back together. and he was reunited with his fiancé. she had been tireless in advocating for him. she came on the show so many times and they just got married. so they are now married, and guess who his best man was. it was you. can you tell me about that day, what it was like? >> it was amazing. that was just a couple days ago. it was a lovely service, a lovely wedding. everything went really, really well. and it was -- you know, andy had spent so much time while we were in captivity talking about his fiancé and wondering if he was ever going to be able to make it back home and get married. so for that to actually happen for us to all be there and be there on that special day, was incredible. i can only imagine. i think it's so wonderful that you were his best man. what a great joy for you both. thank you so much. i'm glad to speak to you again. >> definitely. good to speak to you.
ms. macey. >> when i woke up this morning at 7:00 i was getting picked up at 7:45. my fiancé tried to pull me over this morning and i said we don't got time for that this morning. i've got to get to the breakfast. i've got to be on time. a little tmi. he can wait. i will see him later tonight. >> tyrus, that was congresswoman nancy mace at senator tim scott 's prayer breakfast. we've got to go to these prayer breakfasts. >> i think we are all pretty sure what they pray for. nothing like having premarital sex attempt happening to you before a prayer breakfast. i think the bible is against that. pour tim scott. you had one job. just introduced me. no one needed the back story.
explosives, 1800 rounds of ammunition open fire killing wallin and wounding two other officers and a civilian pre-policpre-please identify thn as mahamad barakat who died in return fire. police say had he not been stopped by wallin and his fellow officers the government would have gone on to harm others. at his memorial service wallin was are numbered as a loving son, brother, fiancé, soldier, and police officer who set out in life to make a difference. >> he said his desire to serve came from wanting to have a purpose behind his job each and every day. and how he wanted to do something that he could tell himself at the end of the day that he had made a different somehow. looking across the room today, i can see that he definitely made a difference. >> this followed officer continues to make a difference.
homicide it was considered a homicide from the time the death certificate was issued after the death for two and half months and april 4 after consulting with the police the medical examiner change the manner of death to suicide the way the police originally had considered it because there was evidence that she had been under psychiatric care for severe depression and she was given psychotropic medicines for anxiety and for panic attacks in the police did not find any evidence that anybody else was in the locked apartment before the husband in order, not the husband the fiancé had to break
they fund hezbollah which is a terrorist group and they take the funding to use them against as rallies and they try to keep a peaceful existence with the palestinians but the terrorist agitators will not let it happen and frankly threatening the palestinians in the lives of their families if they work with the israelis in any way that is meaningful. trey: thank you so much for joining us i want to have you back, the world is a dangerous place and we need people to know what they're talking about. thank you for joining us, we look forward to having you again on soon. >> thank you trey, have a good night. trey: coming up ellen greenberg was a beautiful 27-year-old teacher found by her fiancé stabbed to death in her home, was it murder or suicide? forensic pathologist doctor michael baldwin joins us next on "sunday night in america".
the house behind me, an 80-year-old man that has lived there for 55 years. he said he's never seen it like this, but yet he considers himself lucky even with a really tough cleanup task ahead. that's because just north of here according to authorities an orange county woman sadly lost her life. she was trying to evacuate, swept away as she was trying to evacuate her home with her fiancé and her dog and sadly did not make t we heard from new york governor kathy hochul today saying right now it's all about damage assessment, looking at communities like this one here in rockland county and neighboring ones as well to get a better idea of what it will take to make some of those repairs. to be clear this is a preview of the damaging potential of the storm system as it continues to threaten millions of americans north of here. for new york state it's about cleanup today, jim. >> gosh, and the waters came so close to those houses, too. polo sandoval there in upstate new york, thanks so much. so it's not just the
>> i was just depressed. i just -- depressed and sad that this is happening. i knew i was going to lose a lot of stuff, you know? >> reporter: he was one of many water rescues that took place across the northeast over the weekend, as over 9 million people are under flood alerts. >> look at the people's doors! oh, my god. >> reporter: the deadly storm claiming at least one life in orange county, new york, where a young woman was swept away by floodwaters as she attempted to evacuate her home with her fiancé and her dog. >> she was in the bottom of a ravine. >> reporter: officials declared a state of emergency in orange county as the severe flooding washed away roads and forced trapped drivers to swim out of their cars to safety. it also knocked out power to roughly 12,000 homes. back in rocklin county, video shows residents clinging to a rope as they escaped the floods from what officials are calling
>> reporter: wow. >> but in my mind, i just say, the show goes on. [trumpet playing] >> reporter: after georgeanne died last year, larry started playing six nights a week. he has now raised more than $15,000 and has vowed to keep it up until alzheimer's is just a memory. [trumpet playing] steve hartman, "on the road," in cary, north carolina. >> john: and the show goes on. and that is tonight's "cbs evening news." for norah o'donnell, i'm john dickerson. >> judge judy: where is he? >> he's incarcerated. >> announcer: he's her fiancé. >> i love him. >> judge judy: you love him. good. good. >> announcer: and he's her child's father. >> judge judy: fighting over a guy who is incarcerated, making children with them. >> announcer: but neither will walk away. >> judge judy: why are you sending these nasty things? >> because she posted nude pictures of me on social media. >> she stole my baby's ashes out of my house. >> judge judy: it's not her fault that he's a piece of garbage. >> announcer: "judge judy."
sons had and that a group of men were seeking retaliation. when wright would not have -- let them have access, they reportedly made him the target of their to back take a listen to how christopher's longtime fiancé describes him. >> was a friend. everybody coming, just the outpour that we have been getting from friends and just they are really, really going to miss out on somebody with a really big heart. he lives beyond. >> reporter: anne arundel county, police say they are searching for 3 to four suspects, white males believed to be in their 20s and 30s. family members are raising funds for the funeral costs on gofundme. they have also announced a candlelight vigil will take place on saturday gave -- saturday, may 26th to honor christopher. >> trace: glade spring informer washington, dc homicide detective and current fox news contributor ted williams. it is great to see you.