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>> we had one guy that worked around there in moundville, said a fellow offered him $500 to kill his wife. and a little while later we got a call from another guys son saying his daddy wanted to talk to me. scott had approached him about killing his wife. >> his response to scott was get a divorce. thats what divorces are for. >> and then a third man told him a story. >> he had told us that scott mayfield had hired him, had given him $15,000 to kill his wife. he did not have any intentions on ki...

Area of low pressure across the rockies. that is going to merge up with the southern system and bring us our coastal lows. so we will have that cold air in place. who will get the snow? its the tale of two computer models, some say snow for the northeast including new york city and other big cities and other computer model says mainly a rain event. we have to refine that forecast and bring you the very latest. the thing can i tell you 60 in new york. 67 in atlanta. 58 in dallas. >> we have cold ...

The public inquiry into the disaster that governments lack of openness should be regarded as "one of the major scandals of our time." with a new storm moving in tomorrow, 1,300 homes in the north—east of england are still without power 10 days after storm arwen. also coming up... lucky to be alive. the gap year student who was dragged under by a crocodile and lived to tell the tale. the government is promising to crack down on drugs gangs, as part of a ten year strategy for tackling drug misus...

Could be even worse" — a warning from the woman who helped create the astrazeneca vaccine. anger in nigeria, as its added to the red list of uk travel restrictions from today. four years in jail for the myanmar�*s former civilian leader, aung san suu kyi — her supporters say the charges are bogus. lucky to be alive — the gap year student who was dragged under by a crocodile and lived to tell the tale. and why every household in wales is going to be given a tree. and coming up on the bbc ...

In the end, all her efforts did not spare the menendez brothers from a life sentence. >> i think the fairness has been drained out of the system. >> decades later, that question, whether the second trial was fair, is still being debated. >> its a tale of two trials. the trials couldnt have been more different. >> cliff gardner was the attorney appointed to handle lyles appeal. >> so it was sort of a one, two, three punch. no source evidence, no lay -- expert testimony. and then your defense does...

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That that would not be the case. but what i would tell you, jake, is that since roe was enacted since 1973, there have been 62 million american babies that have been killed through this process. and i think that those babies in their mothers womb dont have the ability to stand up for themselves, and thats why they have to have people like me and others around this nation that for years have tried to stand up for unborn children. >> so, maya, i read that in the last block. but to hear him say tho...

Allowed to be and have eyeballs from both parties. it is just -- seems as though it has a potential to go off the rails right now given that there are people taking the offices who say that the election was stolen without proving it with evidence. >> thank you for the reporting. >> thank you. a tale of two job reports. why the job numbers and unemployment rate in conflict and what it means. cnbcs ron insana joins me live after the break. after the break. for chest, neck, and back. it goes on c...

Sabeda, the first man subject to the highly illegal enhanced interrogation techniques. zabedayeh remains detained at guantanamo to this day despite never being charged with a crime or allowed to challenge his detention. >> in 2002, the fbi thought they nabbed a terrorist mastermind. he was imprisonednt in secret cia unit called strawberry fields. as in, forever. >> reporter: joining me now is the filmmaker behind "the forever prisoner," alex dpibny. also the documentarys narrator. youve done eno...

Can a film that perhaps doesn’t quite fit the purpose it was created for still be a good film? That is certainly the question that surrounds the latest film from Disney – the animated spectacular