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i love my wife. >> yeah, we were -- we were aware of that and we were willing to accept that challenge. >> reporter: lars' attorneys, david phillips and tamara cochran-may, believed their client and thought the jury would too. >> this was simply a terrible accident. >> when i first met lars, i could see his remorse. and after speaking with him, i said, this man didn't do anything on purpose. >> reporter: the prosecution started off in dramatic fashion. they played lars' 911 call for the jury. as the tape rolled, lars shook and sobbed with his entire body. once again, the prosecution wondered, was it real remorse? >> i have small children. i have seen that face before. and it usually involves, just before a dirty diaper. >> reporter: now, that's a first on "dateline." >> he had that expression of bearing down. and he was kinda turning red. and you never saw a tear. >> reporter: next up, the first
said in a statement that quote park rangers tried repeatedly to reunite the calf with the herd. these efforts failed. the calf was later killed by park staff because it was abandoned by the herd and causing a hazardous situation by approaching cars and people along the roadway. associate professor and extension wildlife specialist from bozeman, jared beaver joining me now. thank you for your time. it looks like the man was trying to help the calf cross the river but clearly he did more harm than good. could the baby have survived if that man didn't intervene? >> it's really tough to say, you know, i'm not part of the national park service, and i wasn't there for that particular incident, but you know, generally, human interference is never good. it usually does more harm than it does good. and it is best in these situations to just let natural
some people say it was because of the weather. other people say it was because he wasn't able to draw a big crowd. i don't know what the truth is, but i think there was some evidence for that theory. i thought desantis had a nice run. he's not even a candidate yet. to me the most important thing he did was make an argument about what is the purpose of a political party. the purpose of a party is to beat the democrats, the republican party in this case, and trump doesn't have a plan to beat the democrats. he has a plan to dominate the republican party, desantis wants the party to be an electoral function, and trump wants the party to be a bludgeoning tool against the people that republicans hate, whether that's cnn or the media or whoever. what other institutions. desantis wants it to win elections. and i thought that was the best message he could have had yesterday. >> i think trump world would have had you believe that the town hall this past week was a huge victory and a win for them. but i think the reality is a lot of republican observers were watchi ing and saying that man didn't win an official vote. and it emboldened challengers to
a win for them and say that man didn't win a single additional vote and it emboldened challengers like a ron desantis who hasn't announced yet and remind them you don't want the drama. you don't want the no iz and you don't want your blood pressure going up. it was a good day for him and my one critique of desantis at this juncture is raise your name i.d. and take out the competition and that's someone pulling in double digit ahead of him and he's not directly going after trump enough and the never back down pac is a good candidate itself right now, but desantis has waffled on challenging trump. >> i wonder if he will change that if he actually does run. i want to ask first, you mentioned the cnn town hall and the fact that part of the strategy was to get donald trump to expand beyond his base. the content of what he said might have posed some challenges. let's listen to some of that.
investigators wondered if sh had anything to gain financially if george wa killed >> how much is he? worth >> $7 million. that fact alone's motive >> they pressed that leave pulled his insurance papers an requested his will >> would she have been entitle to his money if he died? >> no, the man didn't even hav a will everything was left on the insurance policies to hi brother. >> a dead end there. still, flew ten and sosa put i a request to do in surveillance. did you ask about tony if sh had any do with it >> yes it. it >> was a? response >> she said absolutel not. she offered her financials anything under the sun she offered to submit to a polygraph. >> she even turned over th bottle of wine that she an george drank the night befor he got sick. tests on the bottle came u clean. a lieutenant decided to call off the surveillance
i hope we're on the same side. >> he is russian. >> president biden: i don't care who he is. he has some real biceps. >> harris: does he think russia is on the same side because some russian men are pretty? is that how it works? >> fascinating this guy thinks he is running for president in 2024 but judging the mr. universe contest in 2022. if you were about to cut a check to joe biden for 2024 put the cap on the pen. that was crazy. we are being governed by the old man at the gym walking around naked in the locker room and takes small talk. i know it's a rough visual but that's exactly what it was. the old rambling guy. the russian man didn't ask for commentary on his biceps. how you do compliment anybody's body. the president doesn't go. come on, man. >> harris: oh my goodness.
envelope-- eight crumpled-up $1 bills, and a note that read, "people from the street." he accepted a hug, but insisted on no other recognition. the man didn't give his name. but he said officer burton was kind, and would often check in on the homeless. so he took up a collection and got donations from people on the street-- people with virually nothing to give. >> they gave that, knowing they don't know if they're going to have another dollar tomorrow. >> reporter: richmond police lieutenant donnie benedict. >> that is as genuine as you're going to get. i mean, that $8 was like $8 million. >> reporter: we'll never know exactly who all gave, or why. those answers are hiding beneath the brush and underpasses of richmond. but by all accounts, seara burton was generous and fair, with a face that always defaulted to a smile. does it surprise you at all-- >> absolutely not. >> reporter: ...that people on the street-- >> not at all, not with her, no.
>> this is historic. i love what the president said, he is absolutely right, god did this, man didn't do this, he didn't do this himself, god used donald trump to bring about these things, he knew what was going to happen but god did this and i believe god has a plan for these children, he knows each and every one of them. this is a chance for the church to stand up and say we love you, we love these women, these crisis pregnancy centers, the church better be supporting adoption, you better be supporting foster care, better be supporting the church, we pray for this, time for the church to stand up. it is a beautiful thing. we are all adopted through christ's blood, born again into his family, all of us have everlasting life, we just believe in jesus christ as our lord and savior. carley: three abortion the survivors, their moms try to abort them in the womb and they survived the abortion.
>> well, it's directly in contrast with what dps has said. so now you have these two competing narratives, none of which makes sense. dps has suggested directly, they leaked out that this man didn't have a radio, he acknowledges he doesn't have a radio. so then how is he then the incident commander if he can't communicate commands to other people? i think that what mccraw said early on in this stage is this was a law enforcement failure throughout. i think that every entity that was there failed. from my own perspective, i want to know where dps was in that hallway, where they were stationed outside. i've asked for that information both orally and in writing. i have yet to get that information. and it is now hidden behind a so-called criminal investigation. it's of deep concern to me, boris. >> i imagine it's got to be extremely frustrating because you represent this community,
>> yeah, it's insanity. i think it is important to note supreme court justices, members of congress don't have the kind of security that the president has or the speaker of the house has. there are moments where if you have some crazed individual with a gun that wants to do a justice harm, there is opportunity for that. that's why it is so important again to encourage your side to stand down. you can't have professor or left wing activists we're willing to resort to guns to take the justices out. this is scary stuff. >> bill: "washington post" is reporting a bit more when he was in custody he shared with police his desire to kill kavanaugh according to the post now. the individual i mentioned described mid 20s, man found to be carrying at least one weapon and burglary tools. these people speaking on the condition of anonymity. the man didn't make it to the