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Photo from Lindsay Atkins / Scrappy’s Pizza The Dillon Town Council approved another round of financial relief for local restaurants during a special session last week to help keep businesses afloat amid ongoing COVID-19 restrictions. Local restaurants have been hit hard by the most recent public health restrictions that barred indoor dining throughout the county in an effort to curb the spread of the novel coronavirus. Dillon is hoping a new grant program will help businesses weather the storm until patrons are allowed back inside once again. “With this upcoming season, with the fact tha...

Doesn't surprise me at all. i don't think he went through this and carried this out just on the influence of brother. doesn't make sense. i think he's a believer for sure. >> brad prosecutors were trying to negotiate a plea deal with tsarnaev but talks fell apart from the government refused to take the death penalty off the table. how difficult is it for the government to do that in a guilty plea like this? >> in a case like this this is a unique case, jake. often in death cases, when you do try to bargain away the death penalty in exchange for life without the possibility of patrol. here give...

and the house on lorraine road, since rebuilt was a quiet place. >> he was probably reasonably shy and reserved. >> patrick was john's friend. he remembers him as a bit of a nerd. >> he shared a love of star trek. we would compete with each other, trying to outtrivia the other individual, compare theories about warp speed travel. >> you guys are middle school kids. and you're talking about warp speed -- >> well, without advanced mathematics, but yes. >> eventually, john's enthusiasm for science fiction more offed into another galaxy. computers. >> he was living with his mom well into...

investigators to prove that this mysterious conman was also a killer. but was the case as clear-cut as it seemed? >> there was no motive. there was no reason he would have done this. >> for the first time, hear from the detectives who helped crack this puzzling case and from his ex-wife. >> i thought he was very intelligent, funny, very charming. >> for decades, he got away with a web of lies. would he also get away with murder? >> i can fib, certainly, but i have never hurt anyone. >> tonight the mystery of the man with so many faces. i'm lester holt, and this is "dateline," behind ...

good morning from new york. i'm in for chris hayes. a spokesman for george h.w. bush says his condition has improved and he's moved from intensive care back to a regular room at methodist hospital in houston. members of congress are scrambling to beat the january 1st deadline to avert a broad package of spending cuts and the expiration of all the bush tax cuts. the latest in just a moment. right now, i'm joined by jamelle buoy. a staff writer for the american prospect magazine and "washington post" reporter, suzy kim. kevin williamson, dep deputy mag editor and a nonprofit group ...