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Darren james and his wife from baton rouge, louisiana, opened up their chase bank account and saw this, an extra $50 billion had mysteriously appeared. james had a sense of humor about it saying that's not like a one or two zero error, that's someone fell asleep on the keyboard kind of error. the money stayed in there four days before chase bank corrected the error. james said he never considered spending the money, knowing it was a mistake. but for a few days they were amongst the wealthiest people on earth, at least on paper. darren, my guy, spending the mo, it's the bank's fault. the tall...

The reason why that matters i think is that ellen weisselberg is playing a game of chicken here and he is saying i don't think you have anything on me that's going to put me in jail. perhaps for anytime. and certainly not for a long time. so, i'm going to state loyal to my guy, donald trump. i'm not going to cooperate. that may be very >> different if he were facing five, eight, ten years. daniel goldman, daniel alonso, and david cay johnston, thank you all very much for starting us off tonight. really appreciated. >> thank you, lawrence. >> coming up, 22 and a half years. derek chauvin got se...

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Fort Worth Weekly Josh Alford’s drawing of a future murder victim receiving his degree is part of TCU Theatre’s For Bo. Photo courtesy of TCU Theatre. Sparked by the L.A. riots following the videotaped police beating of Rodney King and the success of John Singleton’s movie Boyz N the Hood, Hollywood produced a string of films in the early 1990s about young Black men that almost always included a scene with their main characters being terrorized by racist white cops. That story point became so common in “hood movies” that Rusty Cundieff’s 1994 comedy Fear of a Black H...

Choose how their information will be use and shared. though both acknowledge that federal agents and local police can get access to the data with a subpoena or court order. consumer advocates say these kits can help people manage their health and learn their genealogy. their advice, read the fine print about how the dna will be shared. >> okay, pete williams, thank you for sharing that. still ahead, the president may be on vacation but that does not mean that he's turning off twitter. we would never expect that, right? >> you would actually dpexpect to amp guy. >> we're going to go to south ...