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weigh in on, lori daybell, she and her lover chad daybell are on trial for the murder of her sister. lori daybell's sister took the stand yesterday and had this damming comment. listen to this. >> steve: that was one of the audiotapes played in court yesterday she is accusing her sister of dancing on the beach in hawaii while her kids were out there. >> while her kids were in the ground. she is dancing on the beach. let me tell you, that courtroom came to a screeching halt. you could have heard a pin drop when that happened. the sister is on the stand and a recorded call from the jail has been played in front of them. in it schifflet is hysterical,
>> getting back to that snap chat video and the idea that he cleaned himself off, there was an investigator on the stand yesterday and on cross-examination she said she examined the drains for traces of blood or tissue and she found nothing. kaitlan? >> wow, thank you for that update. if you thought the price of eggs was bad, take a look at orange juice. >> yeah. >> the cost is skyrocketing. big questions about what is behind the surge? how expensive could it potentially get? >> plus, how many republicans end up running against donald trump? what a cr-- would a crowded gopa good thing for the president? ag to help reduce the carbon intensity of f the fuels that keep things moving. today, we're produducing renewable diesel that can be used in existing diesel tanks.. and we're committed to increasing our renewable fuels production. because as we work toward a lower carbon future, it's only human to keep moving forward.
♪ anything in this op-ed was incorrect? >> nothing. every word of it is true. it's not about johnny. the only one who thought it was about johnny was johnny. i tried to protect johnny. i tried to protect the history of what we had. i tried to protect him. >> steve: there you have got amber heard claiming her 2018 op-ed piece in the "the washington post" was not about johnny depp while on the stand yesterday in virginia as the defamation trial continues. instead, heard says the piece was simply about her in the "the washington post." joining us right now with reaction is nancy grace the host of crime stories with nancy grace on fox nation. so, nancy, he is suing her because he felt that she was talking about him and yesterday she said very clearly, i was not talking about him. and, in fact, in the op-ed, she does not mention him and johnny
thank you. in ohio a jury just acquitted a doctor of 14 counts of murder. prosecutors had accused william husel of administering excessive doses of fentanyl that caused or sped up the deaths of intensive care patients from 2016 to 2018. they did not prove that the doses actually hastened their deaths or that he intended to kill them. his colleagues also testified on his behalf. this was the sixth day of deliberations. on monday jurors said they couldn't reach a verdict, and the judge i am mplored them to again. what's happening now, johnny depp is testifying for a second day inside a courtroom as part of a 50 million defamation case against his ex-wife amber heard. during his three hours on the stand yesterday, depp insisted he never hit her, despite her allegations of mental abuse.
be something in the state. >> reporter: prosecutors called law enforcement to the stand yesterday and showed key portions of surveillance. we will show it here, the person they believe is molly tibbetts running through a neighborhood and moments later a black chevy malibu drove up and down the area. prosecutors say that car was written by 26-year-old christian rivera. the officer named hamlin romero said he told him during the 11 hour interrogation tibbetts tried to slam him and started screaming and jotting behind her, that is when he claimed he didn't remember what happened next saying he is angry and blacked out and eventually gave up session and led authorities to tibbetts's body. take a listen. >> what happened to her, answer
is very rarely silent. so is there greater danger now or even risk for him to criticize the house speaker as he has already? >> well -- >> previous to her taking that particular stand yesterday. >> no, i get you. no, fred, i mean i think the president's style is always to, as he says, counterpunch. he doesn't really have another approach. it has worked for him throughout his private and public career. i think it's harder to do in challenging speaker pelosi in that she's a contemporary of his. she's not one of the sort of new back benchers in congress. she's not someone who's scared. she's someone who's on his level as the first woman speaker of the house. she's a historical figure. and her father and i think brother were the mayor of baltimore. she's understood hardball party politics all her life. so what she's demonstrating here
continue into next week.former dallas cop was emotional when she took the stand yesterday and broke down in tears as she described the shooting. guyger said she wished that she was the one that was dead instead of botham jean the 26-year-old victim. the trial will resume monday. harris county, texas is reeling after a man killed a sheriff in a traffic stop. he w he gained national attention when he got permission to wear his turbine as part of his uniform. the police commissioner says that he had a heart of gold. police arrested a suspect friday who they say was wanted for a parole violation and is now being charged with capital murder. it wasn't just ukraine. we've learned that the white house limited access to the president's phone calls with other world leaders as well. you are live in the "cnn newsroom." e diabetes, dietary choices are crucial to help manage blood sugar,
local radio stations, refused to concede anything about the photo saying to him it also does not look out of place. david mueller himself, he finished up on the stand yesterday. his team is trying to frame this case as a powerful musical star using her influence to get him fired. swift's team says that its people like david mueller in the radio industry who hold the cards in the relationship because they get to choose the music. the trial will continue today. it is not clear when taylor swift herself will take the stand. >> all right. thank you very much for that. a dramatic rescue by the coast guard plucking a navy pilot from the water off the florida keys after his fighter jet crashed into the ocean. officials say the pilot ejected from the aircraft about 20 miles from the key west naval air station. a coast guard crew observed a smoke signal and responded quickly. the incident is under investigation. the pilot suffered no serious
earlier the defense challenging the couple's testimony that they heard screams and gun shots coming from pistorius' home the night he shot his girlfriend, reeva steenkamp. pistorius' next-door neighbor broke down on the stand yesterday, recalling the screams that she heard. listen to this. >> the shots. >> at one point, pistorius putting his hands over his ears. you can see this in this picture. appearing to block out the testimony that they were listening to. he has pleaded not guilty. we'll keep watching this case. the hunt is on at this hour for a friend of the alleged boston marathon bomber, dzhokhar tsarnaev. 23-year-old woman, you can see her here, failed to return to massachusetts from a trip to chechnya with her family last year. she's seen here in this photo with dzhokhar tsarnaev and other people. terrorism experts fear she's become radicalized and wants to
condition. police say the driver with is going too fast, lost control, hit a guard rail and went over the edge. it landed a few feet from several homes. deliberations are likely to start later today in kerry kennedy's drugged driving trial. on the stand yesterday, the daughter of robert f. kennedy said she didn't wrlz she had taken a sleeping pill before getting behind the wheel. if she did, she would have pulled over before hitting a tractor-trailer, she said. the nation's capital is getting a touch of tinseltown with celebrity a-listers lobbying for special causes they hold near and doer. seeing famous faces on capitol hill is nothing new, but is all that star power really making a difference? abc's karen travers takes a look. >> reporter: out in hollywood, they're gearing up for sunday's academy awards. but here in washington, there was some megawatt star power. yes, that's actor seth rogen, testifying before a senate appropriations committee. "the knocked up" star may be known for his pot-smoking, slacker roles but he's a fierce