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important is it that he's not showing any remorse at all well, very important to a sentencing judge in any defense lawyer would tell you that you tell your clients to be on the best behavior or tell the court, i've learned whatever lessons there are to learn. >> so please let me go about the rest of my life. >> i'm curious to think what so many of these republicans in the house and the senate and elsewhere are really going out and supporting trump and arguing this was totally unfair. what do you make of that? >> they just reflecting the view of his base of followers and having done fraud cases, i get it. it's very hard for people to escape a fraud because it requires them to miss something about themselves. if you didn't leave donald trump after january 6 convictions are not going to change the way you think about them. you can't get away. >> how worried are you and your the former fbi director about security especially for the people in the courtroom, the judge and others, as well as the jurors for that matter. >> i'm worried about threats and individual acts of violence by disturb people who might be motivated by some of the hate and anger and maga world to act
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certain as lauren's family and friends prepared to go to the trial. >> the rest of my life stopped. it was all about lauren and this trial. >> as the two sides were ready to face off in court with stephen claiming his innocence. the fbi probed the secrets of stephen's digital camera and recovered this. >> the video was him spying on her at the last night she was alive. >> he was all stealth, must have taped the camera to a long stick so he could hear through lauren's window and into her apartment. chilling. he was a predator in the final stage of planning. >> he was spying in there to see if she was home because
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cyberspace. this hadley is an innocent victim of a diabolical scheme. >> what do you mean diabolical in this scheme? >> diabolical something even. it's something that that the devil might do. >> your theory was -- >> that is right. >> you're sorry that your theory was wrong. >> absolutely. it's a terrible thing to accuse an innocent person. >> were the apology is enough? where county authorities during a walk, and say we did this terribly wrong. >> i appreciate the apologies, but the apologies don't rebuild your life. the apologies don't undo what has been done. [crying] i will carry this around for the rest of my life. >> to attempt to get justice for michelle, her lawyer filed a lawsuit against angela diaz, diaz, and the city of anaheim.
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much different. the hosts fell behind soon after kick—off, courtesy of this thunderbolt of a strike from laura coombs in the seventh minute. keep your eye on the left of the screen for the goal, slightly obscured by the sun. jill roord made it 2—0 when she received chloe kelly's pass on the right of the box, and rifled the ball into the top corner, with durham's goalkeeper unmoved. she then combined with lauren hemp for her second as she pulled off a sublime chip over the keeper's head in the 69th minute. finally, australian mary fowler capped off the three—time champions' successful afternoon by somehow managing to find the back of the net. elsewhere, big victories for manchester united and arsenal, who beat newcastle and watford respectively. cup holders chelsea got the better of west ham in their all—wsl clash, after that match went to extra time, with the score level after 90 minutes. no surprises for lower—league luton, who were beaten comprehensively by brighton 6—0. wins also for liverpool, tottenham and leicester. all the rest of the scores, from today's fourth round, on the bbc sport website. let's shift our focus to africa, where giants nigeria were held
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who are no match for the wsl side. we'll have more on the rest of the round. and a tougher than usual first round test for novak djokovic in the australian open, with andy murray due on court in the early hours. also coming up on sportsday: work for ronnie 0'sullivan to do to get back into this masters final. he trails ali carter at ally pally. we'll have the latest. and things are hotting up in the nfl playoffs, even if the weather's doing precisely the opposite, as the chiefs progress to the next round. hello there and welcome along to a busy sportsday. all the news to come from the opening day of the australian open, but first lets bring you up to date on the day's football. at old trafford, it finished
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with the rest in action on monday or tuesday, as the first round is now spread over three days. the action gets back under way in just a few hours' time in melbourne. we will run you through that in a moment. but back on the big stage this evening is two—time champion naomi 0saka. she only returned to tennis last month, for the first time in well over a year after giving birth to herfirst child. she's got a tricky first round match, up against i6th—seeded caroline garcia. i think a lot has changed in my personal life. obviously, i have my daughter, and i think overall, i just really grew up as a person but yes, it is very nice to be back and just have a lot of nostalgia here again. i thought about coming back probably really shortly after my last tournament, and i thinkjust seeing news about australian open kind of drove me over the edge and i was really
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able to chalk up her first game at 5—love down in the second set. sabalenka will next face the czech 16—year—old — brenda fruhvirtova — in a couple of days' time. so the top seeds safely through, but it wasn't a happy debut in the main draw in melbourne forjodie burrage. the british number two suffered defeat after a promising start against tamara korpatsch — ending 2—6, 6—3, 6—0. burrage let a one—set lead slip, allowing korpatsch to take control and win nine of the final ten games. burrage was the first of seven britons playing in the singles, with the rest in action on monday or tuesday as the first round is now spread over three days. after first—round exits at the last three grand slams, maria sakkari said she was relieved to win her opening match earlier, the greek eighth seed advancing with a 6—4, 6—1victory overjapan�*s nao hibino.
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out of the competition. elsewhere, big wins for manchester united and arsenal, who beat newcastle and watford respectively. cup holders chelsea got the better of west ham in their all—wsl clash, after that match went to extra time, with the score level after 90 minutes. no surprises for lower—league luton, who were beaten comprehensively by brighton 6—0. wins also for liverpool, tottenham and leicester. all the rest of the scores from today's fourth round are on the bbc sport website. let's shift our focus to africa, where group b is off to an astonishing start as liverpool's mohamed salah resuced egypt in a 2—2 draw against iiith—ranked mozambique. starting their pursuit of an eighth afcon title, egypt drew first blood as mostafa mohamed gave his side the lead in the second minute. mozambique returned from the break
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