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Rose mary had a lamp cord and her neck. he had been stabbed. overkill would be an understatement. and again, just as it was at sharon tates house, the murder scene seemed almost art directed to elicit fear. >> a fork was jammed into the abdomen and left sticking there. >> painted in blood on one wall was the word, rise. an another, death to pigs. and on the refrigerator, helter skelter. like the song from the beatles album. >> the word war had been carved in the chest. >> these were brutal killi...

To democrats in a closed door meeting. now next move, white house. >> i like the understatement there, phil, that the president might not welcome this opportuni opportunity. >> and its official kirsten gillibrand entering the 2020 race. listen to this. >> im filing an exploratory committee for president of the united states tonight. im going fight for other peoples kids which is has hard as i fight for my own. >> off the presses, sherrod brown is launching a listening tour to make his own decisi...

Remember, again, plan a yesterday lost badly. e.u. officials also today in brussels saying they wont renegotiate brexit. they want a chaos of a no deal. they suggest the u.k. could stage a referendum. this society of stability not calm tonight, shep. back to you. >> shepard: thanks, greg. lets bring in matt kaminsky now, the global affairs editor at politco. good to see you. thanks. >> good to be here. >> hard to get it over here where the arcane rules and such are over all of our heads. to say ...

Not like this. not by a margin of 230 votes, making it the most lopsided major vote in the modern history, i.e., post world war i of great britain. after todays vote, may called on members of parliament to find some sort of a path forward. >> it is clear that the house does not support this deal. but tonights vote tells us nothing about what it does support. nothing about how -- nothing about how or even if it intends to honor the decision the british people took in a referendum parliament decid...

>> no one quite does understatement like the brits. the "new york times" reports that with no clear consnss forward, more radical solutions are gaining momentum. one group is campaigning for a repeat referendum which could reverse the eu. another favors leaving the bloc as planned march 29 without a withdrawal agreement, the so-called hard brexit. year so fofrp into the have tonight nicolas kristoff. why is it important to all americans what happened in the house of commons today? >> so if brita...

Plan for britain to leave the eu. while it was expected to fail, not like this. not by a margin of 230 votes, making it the most lopsided major vote in the modern history, i.e., post world war i of great britain. after todays vote, may called on members of parliament to find some sort of a path forward. >> it is clear that the house does not support this deal. but tonights vote tells us nothing about what it does support. nothing about how -- nothing about how or even if it intends to honor the ...

An overhaul from david chipperfield including a new second entrance into new rooms that restructured the interior and now it has an auditorium as well. one of the reasons he was appointed was the enormous success of noise miserable in bloom which i remember during the trip with dave that were pointed to him he was completely the right sicko partly because hes holding great esteem by his fellow academicians architects here but also that he has this very light touch that enables you to combine the...

An overhaul from david chipperfield including a new second entrance into new rooms that restructured the interior and now it has an auditorium as well. one of the reasons he was appointed was the enormous success of the noise museum in bloom which i remember during the trip with dave that were pointed to him he was completely the right partly because hes holding great esteem by his fellow academicians architects here but also that he has this very light touch that enables you to combine the cont...

>> its a strange thing that happens among the bogs of marshes, the soft soil here in coastal florida. things of a way of coming up, things buried in the ground, in the past, or bones. it was july 2003, beaches quiet, snowbirds back up north. so no one noticed at first what was starting inland in a town called pembrooke pines, where donna, a rookie, really, had just been assigned to a brand-new cold case unit. >> the sergeant came into the office and dropped a box of papers right on my desk and s...

Is a u.s. congressman, his twin brother. again, this family has a lot of support and name recognition here in the lonestar state, and hes been travelling around trying to gauge the american perception, and so, this big announcement here just one of the latest people to run for the democratic presidential race in 2020. neil, i think it is pretty safe to say, as youre alluding to off the top, that it could be quite a packed field before its all said and done. back to you. neil: thats an understate...