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Was caused by long-term exposure to roundup. their verdict included an additional $55 million for pain and suffering. plaintiffs were each diagnosed four years apart by non-hodgkins limb fymphoma. they are both in remission. this is the third straight ruling to go against monsantos parent company baer. dan as a rusullivan calls i best retirement gift he could get, reunited with a woman he saved 33 years ago. sullivan was responding to his first fire as a member of the quincy fire department in...

Justice. he recounts growing up a child of privilege in chicago, personally witnessing babe ruths famous called shot in the 1932 world series, serving in world war ii, but most of all, his time on the high court. appointed by republican gerald ford, he quickly found himself in the minority on many landmark decisions with the courts rightward drift. >> do you think about the fact that in some ways your dissents may have had more impact or you might be better known for your dissents than your deci...

Didnt know anything about it, i was thinking, okay, this is going to be hard to prove. no witnesses, no evidence at that point. so what do you have? >> reporter: but there was all that life insurance. there were the cell phone pings that seemed to show harold scouting out tonis last hike. the prosecution even showed the jury a map found in harolds car with an x marking the spot where toni fell. and there were all those versions of what harold said happened on that mountain. >> this was a case in...

>> he had been on james trail for more than a year, looking for possible illegal drug imports and the mysterious disappearance of casey clark. it began to look like henrikson was behaving like some latter day wild west outlaw. >> hes a sociopath and a coward. and he didnt get his hands dirty in any of it. >> truedell already suspected henrikson may have ordered someone to kill casey clark. then doug carlile was murdered in washington and he began working with burbridge. if suckow killed carlile,...

Most likely suspect. darosa took him to the station house book him. then the detectives arrived and the coroners and, of course, the press. >> rolling. at 8:30 this morning, an employee came to work at 10050 ciello and found several bodies in the house -- >> the lapd didnt share right away the awful details or that the phone wires had been cut so no one could call for help or that an american flag happen draped over the couch theyre someone had written in blood on the front door one word -- pig....

Bodies. >> darosa all alone nosed his squad car up the gaited driveway. he could see right away things werent height. >> the telephone wires that had been cut are hanging over the gate. you go through the gate, and theres a car parked in the driveway. >> in the car he found not a drunk but a body. >> he had been shot, and i walked around the front of the location, and there were two more bodies on the lawn. >> then backup arrived, and they went into the house and found a scene horrible in a way ...

Cameraman asked j.b. if he wanted to look through his lens. >> for that camera to have been there and show everything that was going on in the camps, the suffering, the death toll, it made people react. and then aid started coming in. i understood the power of the camera. and i guess i never looked back. >> reporter: i tears in my eyes listening. j. bmplg j.b. used the money he earned as a translator to get to england where his uncle lived. when that didnt work out, she took him in, helped get h...

From this administrations hard ball moves, pulling funding for pakistan for supporting and harboring terrorists has changed the dynamic. >> president trump has been the one u.s. president that talked about the threat of terrorism emanating from pakistan and taken actions. in other words, hes walked the talk. >> brett: as for u.s. military involvement in afghanistan and the prospects for a deal with the taliban. >> after 18 years in afghanistan, we fully understand the u.s. sentiment for an exit ...

Carley: the economy will at 185,000 jobs, slightly above the 3-month average, the number that stuck out to me, the average hourly earnings anticipate 3% from a year ago. how long can we expect this momentum to continue? have we reached the peak? is that true? >> they are a thing we reached the peak. the thing is strong productivity growth is not from businesses investing in machinery. it is businesses investing in artificial intelligence and training workers. that is why people are optimistic. t...

Received intelligence from the northern neighbor before the attack. >> somef it seemed to be quite precise. >> brett: no clue why it may have been ignored? >> well get answers once the investigation process is over. we do come across information that is available to some countries. terrorists in india who are not in sri lanka or bangladesh or me paul. theyre all in some ways or another linked to each other. >> brett: india is seeing an isis effort to hunt for more targets after the territory in ...