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Or was it an inside job from someone he trusted? >> i know hes innocent. he could never do this. >> a young american is thrown in jail and pitched into a nightmare. >> scared the hell out of me. >> just wait until you hear the twists and turns in his tale. >> boom, im stabbed, im out, im unconscious. >> this a story about what money can buy and what it cant. the mystery of the billionaire banker. thanks for joining us. im sara james. this has been called the safest place in the world for the r...

About armed intruders. but today ted insists he was attacked that night and says the notion that hed stab himself to look like a hero is utterly ridiculous. >> i dont think so. >> why would you do it? >> exactly. >> doesnt make sense. >> theres no motive there at all. >> unless youre unstable. >> unless youre unstable. >> are you mentally unstable? >> i dont think i was unstable, absolutely not. >> teds reversal reopens the questions about those mysterious intruders. if they existed, who were th...

As dishonest accusers whose lives bring wrathful vengeance. and white men, either righteous or vile defenders of white womens sexual chastity. that story of black men, white women and white men is what harper lees fictional lawyer a aticus finch stood for in ""to kill a mockingbird." the villains and the heroes may change depending on where the story teller stands. but the ancient tale of race, rape and american criminal justice consistently features these three figures -- black men, white women...

Plot. >> they arrested him. they prevented him from going inside. >> a picture of an inept bungling monaco police department was beginning to take shape. the story now had the potential to be a huge source of embarrassment for the principality, which banked on its reputation as a safe haven for the rich and royal. with each new detail, the story of the banker and his masked assassins became increasingly bizarre. but according to authorities here, there was a reason why early news reports read li...

With the issue of muslim immigration to a much greater degree than the united states has. for marine lappen to say what she says, for me, is a cautionary tale for although who espouse trumpian rhetoric. >> "washington post," saudi women are voting and running for office for the first time. that happened today. so thats an historic moment for women in the world. more than 500 female candidates in the kingdoms first nationwide election in which women are able to run and vote today. and this is, ag...

Precipitously the mayor suggested police were engaged in a work slowdown. >> as long as they plan to cash their paycheck, our expectation, my expectation is that they work. >> meanwhile, homicides in the city spiked. >> police leaders wont acknowledge it so much now, but at the time they were saying we are afraid to do our jobs, we are unsure, things we thought were legal, were not sure if theyre legal anymore. >> reporter: even as arrest numbers crept back up to normal levels, the number of hom...

At the time they were saying we are afraid to do our jobs, we are unsure, things we thought were legal, were not sure if theyre legal anymore. >> reporter: even as arrest numbers crept back up to normal levels, the number of homicides continue to hover above the previous several years. peaking in july. >> its been another violent month on the streets of baltimore city. this time 45 people have been murdered in july. a number that hasnt been seen since august of 1972. >> several other cities whic...

President lincoln understood that if we were to fully realize the founding promise, it meant not just signing an emancipation proclamation, and not just winning a war, but it made making the most prophetic statement by etching our values into the constitution. he called it a kings cure for all of the evils. 150 years proved the cure to be necessary, but not sufficient. progress proved halting, too often deferred. newly freed slaves may have been libber rated by the letter of the law, but their d...

Happiness. president lincoln understood that if we were ever to fully realize that founding promise, it meant not just signing an emancipation proclamation, not just winning a war, it meant making the most powerful collective statement we can in our democracy, etching our values into our constitution. he called it a kings cure for all the evils. 150 years proved the cure to be necessary but not sufficient. progress proved halting too often deferred. newly-freed slaves may have been liberated by ...

Pursuit of happiness. president lincoln understood that if we were ever to fully realize that founding promise it meant not just signing an amancipation proclamation or winninging a war, it meant making the most powerful collective statement we can in our democracy. etching our values into our constitution. he called it a kings cure for all the evils. 150 years proved the cure to be necessary but not sufficient. progress proved halting too often deferred. newly freed slaves may have been liberat...