This traveling act of 11-year-old twins from Alto perform aerial arts around the state as Gemini Circus, but they are otherwise known as Lily and Summer Klein.
a trump appointed federal judge rejected bannon's request to delay the trial. the former trump adviser was indicted last year for ignoring the subpoena from the january 6th committee. the judge dismissed several motions from bannon's legal team leading to bannon's lawyer asking the judge quote what is the point of going to trial if there there are no defenses. that speaks to your klein's predicament -- your client's predicament i suppose. the judge says to consider. that and bannon's sudden wish to testify before the january 6th committee is nothing more than a last ditch attempt to avoid accountability. over the weekend, bannon's legal team said he would give testimony after former president trump weighed executive privilege. a claim that was dubious to begin. with but a new filing from the d.o.j. said there was never any privilege a trump lawyer told the fbi that the former president never actually invoked executive privilege over any
ferrante, was a renowned medical researcher. he didn't seem to fit the bill. >> professional guy, well regarded, there don't seem to be any money issues in the household. >> in fact, the marriage of farrente and klein appeared to outsiders to be a good one. still detectives had to consider the husband's line of research. he worked routinely with toxins in his lab, but not with cyanide. more than a week after they first interviewed the husband. detectives began talking to his lab associates. >> the people that we talked to, said there was no research with cyanide. >> yet, detectives were just getting started with their investigation. they combed through labs, and laptops, interviewed friends, and colleagues. reanalyzed hospital footage. >> i think once we got all that together, and got all the pieces of that puzzle together we had our picture. >> a picture, he said, that revealed only one person had the motive and the means to kill autumn klein. her husband, bob ferrante. though the evidence was largely
about that? >> never won mention of it, which to me indicated that it was in my klein's vehicle. that's in the more likely answer. >> in 2013, the brim back a swiss more complicated for the defense team. beginning with the fact that anthony garcia had been in omaha on the day of the murders. >> how do you explain your client being back in omaha and searching for the addresses of one person was killed, and one person whose house was nearly broken into? >> i don't know? that's a tough question. you're dealing with digital forensics. >> ultimately, the defense argued that because an investigator downloaded garcia's iphone data on his personal phone, the evidence was open to tampering. >> we've got a cop ooze downloading what's seems to be the most critical piece of evidence on to his own iphone. >> so, it might have been a cop
>> that was a major event for all of you. >> that was a major event. >> john's the klein? >> well, for years he had it. and the last six months of his life she came every night at 5:00 and sat for an african hour and visited. that was her time with him. >> born down from the stress of caregiving, raising four kids. it wasn't any wonder when cory herself fell ill. it was the weekend before valentine's day, 2006. >> she was feeling poorly. >> feeling poorly how? what was she ailing from? >> just flu like symptoms. throwing up. we thought she had the flu. >> but on monday, the night before valentine's day, cory still managed to get the kids valentine's day cards ready for school the next day. her daughter, then 12, remembers currying up with their mom watching the winter olympics in the snowboarder sean white. >> i remember watching her with
gun shop by savanna, georgia, that was burglarized. five people this past summer convicted, sentenced to prison. and the atf says there is their top priority because those guns have a tendency to travel and show up in other crimes. >> some very dangerous common threads. thank you so much, nadia. family and friends are now mourning the loss today of a woman who shed new light on the horrors of the holocaust. gerda weizman kline passed away earlier this month. she was just a teenager in poland when the nazis forced her from her home during world war ii. she miraculously survived and wrote about her struggles in her autobiography, "all by my life." it was later adapted into an oscar and emmy award winning documentary, "one survivor remembers." for decades, klein was an outspoken activist and in 2010
people in d.c. and the reporters and the publishers and the -- an the antagonists and there was a lot of drama. and they were right there and they loved that. and they love that kind of attention. joe is giving them nothing. and i think they're almost feeling like, you know what? maybe it might be more fun to have a republican in the white house nor maybe just four years just so we can get a little friction going, right? >> well, it's a little bit like having rip vanwinkle as president. you sort of think is he probably asleep most of the time. you assume that somebody like klein is actually or klain, however they pronounce it is actually in charge, if anybody is in charge. you watch the embarrassment of people like buttigieg who totally misunderstands his role in america. you know, and this is a weird administration and i think you are right. you know, i mean, i'm not going to ever say you are an idiot but i have said on behalf -- i think
the bronx that killed 17, klein --including eight children. investigator are looking into whether a self-closing door mall functioned that turned the stairwells into a death trap. the cause of the fire is blamed on an electric space heater. more on that in just a minute. meanwhile, more than a dozen others remain hospitalized including several in critical condition. and new york city's mayor warned the death toll could rise. cbs's nancy chen is at the scene. >> reporter: we have just learned federal regulators have opened an investigation into whether the space heater that sparked the fire was defective. firefighters described fouling thick smoke to save peoheevxyget empty. large flames and heavy smoke shot out of the second and third floor windows of the bronx high rise just as karen dejesus said she was about to feed her son. >> i was hearing people yell help me help me and i realized