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sister marsha was convinced he had been wrongfully convicted. she hired a team of privat investigators who uncovere stunning new evidence includin the elusive gunshot residu test on a bathrobe pride war o the night of the shooting. they knew the odds o overturning the verdict was lo but brad's family was stop a nothing to find justice. with a conclusion of a crack i everything, here is keit morrison >> dallas jennings felt like a cheated young man. his father imprisoned, whe neither he nor amanda belief for a minute that he kille their mother >> he missed out on me turning 16 me driving for the first time. my graduation. me getting married i have a kid now, he misse that the birth of his first grandchild he missed out on a lot >> brad sister marcia woul still determined to bring hi back to that world he wa missing.
what they did with my scuba boards. >> "the brady bunch" was an evolution of "leave it to beaver." it was shown from the kids' point of view. >> will you lend me your skate key? >> i'm not lending anything to a snitcher. >> it was all about what children are having problems with. their appearance or their schoolwork or their friends. >> pete brady, interception, goes for a shot -- >> you know, oh, you broke the vase! it was those kinds of everyday problems. >> marsha, i'm proud to be your sister now matter how terrible you look. >> thanks a lot! >> this is airing in the nixon era when vietnam is raging and people are losing faith in government. >> all these things were happening and "the brady bunch" was kind of a refuge. >> watching "the brady bunch," having all these brothers and sisters, it was a great getaway for me. >> "the brady bunch" was a huge success for abc. that led to "the partridge family" which really attracted a young, hungry audience.
michael will drive from denver to kansas city on thanksgiving day. >> i need to leave really early in the morning, probably about 4:00 a.m. to make it to my aunt marsha's by 3:00 p.m. for the turkey. >> with blue skies expected all week, airline passenger levels are almost back to 2019 levels. the airlines say they stepped up for 4.5 million expected flyers. >> we're definitely in better shape than we were this summer. i was extremely concerned about the delays and cancellations we saw. >> reporter: the faa tells nbc news the highest number of total flights will be tuesday, 48 ,082 in all. they need to turn a flight like that in about 50 minutes. bags off, bags on, passengers on and off. it is an hour for a wide body flight. 90 minutes or more for an international flight. some international airlines and regulators are now considering whether to allow just a single pilot to fly passenger planes. a cost saving move with the
horses running them over and people being strapped is outrageous. i promise that those people will pay. >> hours after the president's comments, marsha, dhs's top public affairs official said this email to secretary mayorkas and other dhs officials at 12:05:00 p.m.enter she sends mayorkas a news article and highlights that the photographer said in an interview that things aren't what they seem with his photos. he and his colleagues never saw agents whipping anybody and that his images were being misconstrued. but 2 1/2 hours after receiving that email, mayorkas joined a press conference at the white house where he failed to dispute the whipping narrative that president biden and other politicians were pushing. instead, he called the images horrifying. >> we know that those images painfully conjured up the worst elements of our nation's ongoing
"the masked singer." when the mummies were eliminated. ♪ ♪ >> the i can egg the shock as they reveal occurred. it was the brady bunch brothers. they led the crowd through a rendition of "sunshine day" from their brady bunch days. calling it possibly "the purest moment in the show's history." innocent fun. we love it. >> brian: they started getting big heads with her singing career. not so big because they were able to take the fake ads off. >> ainsley: that was a really good. now the girls need to do it. >> ca>> carley: exactly. >> ainsley: marsha, marsha, marsha.
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got these documents, we started working on them. we went through them, had our own review team pull documents out that would fall under attorney client privilege. we went through and cataloged these documents, then two weeks later we get this request for a special master. marsha a special master is what they do in the end is they return documents back to someone who legally possesses those documents, right? but the problem here is all of these government documents, all of these classified documents are not legally possessed by trump. he has no right to possess them or even to look at them at this point. so the doj is saying, look, we can go through this rigmarole of a special master t time and money it's going to cost, but in the end what's going to happen? none of these government documents can or should be returned back to donald trump. so what's the use of this special master? >> all right. i want to talk about steve bannon for a second here. he pleaded not guilty to defrauding donors to his we build the wall campaign.
the strength of queen elizabeth was loved not just in britain, but throughout the world. so we are at a loss, and we send our prayers to rest in peace. marsha, thanks very much. martha, thanks very much. >> thanks, maria. good to see you. maria: martha maccallum in scotland. great to see you. in london, rather. that is what is happening this morning in britain, and we are this morning looking across the world and the safety of america. watch. >> i think that when we take back the house this fall, we definitely have measures that we can use. and this is why for people listening across the country, the senate elections in arizona, in nevada, in pennsylvania, in ohio, in new hampshire, they really matter. georgia as well. because you need a senate and a house that's going to hold this white house accountable. maria: and that was florida
it was those kinds of everyday problems. >> marsha, i'm proud to be your sister no matter how terrible you look. >> thanks a lot! >> this is airing in the nixon era when vietnam is raging and people are losing faith in government. >> all these things were happening and "the brady bunch" was kind of a refuge. >> watching "the brady bunch," having all these brothers and sisters, it was a great getaway for me. >> "the brady bunch" was a huge success for abc. that led to "the partridge family" which really attracted a young, hungry audience. ♪ >> hey, kids. hollywood boulevard. >> we were a musical family that would travel around doing shows. ♪ ♪ you made my day ♪ >> i was for sure going to marry david cassidy. that was definitely going to happen. ♪ you're the look in my eyes ♪
US Senator, Marsha Blackburn is the latest US lawmaker to visit the self-governed island of Taiwan on Thursday after a series of visits by Speaker Nancy Pelosi and other US officials that has heightened tensions with China.