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istanbul. thank you. sunday police used tear gas and water cannons to keep protesters away from the u.s. embassy in beirut. our ben wedeman reports from the site of the protests just north of the lebanese capital. >> reporter: the rocks had no chance of hitting the u.s. embassy north of beirut. [ chanting ] >> reporter: the chants calling for the embassy to be shut down probably barely audible to the american diplomats hunkering down inside. the embassy itself is more than a mile away. but the message from more than a thousand lebanese, palestinians and overs who gathered here was clear. rejection of president donald trump's recognition of jerusalem as israel's capital. adnan came from the palestinian refugee camp.
government to be fair and that's what we're look for. joy, i promise you. we're going to fight this with everything that we have. >> congressman elijah cummings, we'll definitely be following this. let me bring in my panel, adnan and karine jean-pierre and jennifer rubin. looking into the idea of the emollments clause and donald trump's conflicts and senate majority leader smiled and kept walking as he headed off the floor late wednesday night. do you foresee meaningful oversight coming out of the republican house or senate of donald trump? >> no. this has been a year of milktoast courage stick on the
having done nothing in 19 -- in 2018 rather they will be vulnerable when the sludge and the distaste arises because we've had a corruption of the political system. so they would be well advised to get on the right side of this. >> they own it all. adnan, karine and jennifer will all be back later in the show and trump believes being president means there's no such thing as a conflict of interest. laurence tribe joins me next to show us how wrong that is. i have asthma... ...one of many pieces in my life. so when my asthma symptoms kept coming back on my long-term control medicine. i talked to my doctor and found a missing piece in my asthma treatment with breo. once-daily breo prevents asthma symptoms. breo is for adults with asthma not well controlled on a long-term asthma control medicine, like an inhaled corticosteroid. breo won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. breo opens up airways to help improve breathing for a full 24 hours. breo contains a type of medicine
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cycle" team have combed through the evidence that our team lays out. and we have puzzled over who killed baltimore teen back in 1999. was it her ex-boyfriend adnan said? his friend jay who knew where his car was so he must have been involved. or was it sara canning herself? highly doubtful. "serial" breaks down every possible theory. and this morning, the last episode of season one was released. well done team. and now to reveal who actually killed, attorney and "serial" fan lisa green. no pressure, my friend. lisa, of course, is the author of the forthcoming book "on your case." one thing, one of the reasons people are so loving this is characters, right? the character of sara who is fantastic, great voice. the character of adnan who is so comp compelling. but we get wrapped up in this, is he a good guy? is he articulate? is he nice? the imply was in her car and he
arguably wrongly convicted, you know, former 17-year-old in the history of the judicial system. >> if that's the case. i don't think i can ask my question without the music. do we still have the music we can play? because i'm asking a very serious question, lisa. putting you on the spot. are you going to answer it honestly? >> yes. >> did adnan commit the crime? >> a simple yes or no will do -- >> next time on. >> we're asking each other, right? >> the beauty, i think the beauty of the podcast is you can leave it watching -- listening to one episode or the entire thing and still have reasonable questions. >> don't do that. don't do that. do you think that he is guilty of this murder? >> i think that sara kanig and her team have uncovered enough evidence they've created reasonable doubt about this case. >> what do you think? >> clearly -- i think.
>> i'm sorry, you had a theory? >> i think that adnan and jay did it in concert. jay, perhaps, he paid or engaged to do it. adnan is in her car in the afternoon. he is there in lincoln park where her body's being buried at the time her body's being buried. it is very difficult to extract him from this if he's there. >> the cell phone towers -- >> very interesting. for those who haven't been following this carefully, no witnesses. >> no forensics. >> jay's the witness. >> maybe an unreliable witness. >> no forensic evidence to get a conviction? >> well, it's certainly much harder, right? so you kind of go back, and if memory serves, the first trial ended in a mistrial. >> that was the attorney's fault. >> but she uncovered jurors willing to acquit. this really has constantly turned on a knife's edge. it is really atypical that way. >> the innocence project lawyer, to me, really brings it home
cohort moved into this apartment in coral spinks, florida, just north of miami. and living in this house in nearby-mile-an-hour amarch was adnan who was raised in america because his father was the blind sheik's translator. >> adnan goes to school at broward community college. >> here is he giving a class presentation at the college. but experts say he wasn't only pursuing an education. >> during the late 1990s he had been approached by a local muslim who was trying to put together a terrorist cell. >> adnan was recruited to be in that plot but got spooked by it? >> the fbi believed that he may have sniffed out their informant and, instead, he went to pakistan and trained there. >> after allegedly training with al qaeda. adnan was back in south florida. and so were atta and shah shah he. buried in this last commission document is a mention that adnan and atta were together on
cohort moved into this apartment in coral spinks, florida, just north of miami. and living in this house in nearby-mile-an-hour amarch was adnan who was raised in america because his father was the blind sheik's translator. >> adnan goes to school at broward community college. >> here is he giving a class presentation at the college. but experts say he wasn't only pursuing an education. >> during the late 1990s he had been approached by a local muslim who was trying to put together a terrorist cell. >> adnan was recruited to be in that plot but got spooked by it? >> the fbi believed that he may have sniffed out their informant and, instead, he went to pakistan and trained there. >> after allegedly training with al qaeda. adnan was back in south florida. and so were atta and shah shah he. buried in this last commission document is a mention that adnan and atta were together on