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0 defense. the court yesterday appointed a guardian to represent their son. they have seemingly abandoned him. have had no contact with him. have not seen him or spoken to him. obviously what lies ahead for their case, its going to be a difficult one for prosecutors after they charge them with four counts of involuntary manslaughter arguing that they gave him the gun as a gift, but also saying that they did nothing to prevent him from unleashing this shooting, this attack. prosecutors saying the...

Jeneen Catanzaro blamed a gash on her forehead on her abusive husband — but Sunrise police didn’t arrest him. She didn’t want to prosecute, but in...

Tom jaraczeski was a free man. >> kind of like a weights been lifted off my shoulder. sth this is done and over with. no more interrogations. i can go on with my life. >> reporter: but bryans family felt like theyd lost him all over again. >> that was very disappointing. >> reporter: yeah. >> yeah. >> reporter: did you think at that point, okay, its all over? were never going to find out? >> i think back of your mind you think, well, maybe one day. >> reporter: there was a reason she kept that i...

Prisons in the mental and physical health for those incarcerated and those who work inside the prison. many people got sick, many people died. meanwhile the justice system froze if place and the population people were already segregated from society became more isolated. the marshal project already launched a lifeline. a magazine called news inside specifically published for people incarcerate and distributed free of charge. in week on my podcast, why is this happening, i had the chance to talk ...

Its hard to hear those people are just expressing their first amendment rights or those people of the in-house pay patriots. when we condemn the black lives matter protest and say those people who destroy business should be prosecuted to the full extent of the law, we have to be consistent. these people were destroying the capitol and threaten harm to our elected leaders. those people were thugs and certainly they should be prosecuted. >> peter baker, we have people around former president trump...

That was given to you from your friends and tourism? >> it wasnt given to me by friends, it was given to me by strangers. i swear to god, it is not the same taser. i swear to god, im not trying to protect them. >> we are ingesting more of that video as we speak. we will have more of it in a moment. we are leading off our discussion tonight with ryan j. reilly, the senior justice for washington post. ryan youve been covering this, these cases, these defendants. you knew this video was coming. how...

An election, ensuring that he actually gets the job. on this, the first on a new three series of political thinking, conversations, not interrogations with people shape our political thinking about what shapes there is. i am delighted to be by the leader of the opposition. second time on. i have encountered, i dont know if you have. 600 days it is today since you became labour leader. is this 600 days? i have been counting the days but im not sure i got to number 600. that is a lot of days. dont...

Gets thejob. 0n election, ensuring that he actually gets the job. on this, the first on a new three series of political thinking, conversations, not interrogations with people shape our political thinking about what shapes there is. i am delighted to be by there is. i am delighted to be by the leader of the opposition. second time on. i have _ the leader of the opposition. second time on. i have encountered, - the leader of the opposition. second time on. i have encountered, i - the leader of th...

She said the family was advised by their attorney not to use ks money to pay for rogers defense, which meant that roger, who stood to inherit a big chunk of his dads millions, would rely on a public defender. were pam and roger, the cold blooded killers that their family had come to believe them to be? of course, we, and everyone else, just had to know. >> coming up, roger and pan face some tough questions. >> as the interrogations continue, your stories didnt stay the same, according to the pol...

A former Guantanamo Bay detainee has become the first to openly detail horrific living conditions and brutal torture by agents of the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) during interrogations. The man, identified as Majid Khan, said he was brutally tortured and watered to near drownig despite having cooperated with officials.