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behavior and hiding in the woods. did that say something about your attitude toward the investigation? it throughout your theory he was drunk? >> it didn't change in my mind, didn't change the direction of the investigation. it was definitely a surprise that there wasn't more of an alcohol level in his toxicology. >> police had a theory. maybe he had metabolize alcohol as he laid dying in the woods. lovely did not by it. she went back to carbondale and staged a protest in the town square. >> we will not rest until we find the truth. >> it was the first time she and monica met in person. >> we were just hugging and crying. >> they started planning their next move. >> lovely said i don't want revenge. i just want answers. and if the answers are that somebody hurt my baby, i want justice. >> over the next few months,
obrador's protege and former mayor of machac let's it go city has a really healthy lead ahead of opposition leader saw cio galvez. this was very much an election, four and about cloudy ashamed bomb, but it was also a referendum of current mexican president andres manuel lopez obrador, who for the last six years have sas, has sustain really high levels of approval rates anywhere between he 60 to 70%, which reflect the current percentage that claudia sheinbaum have one in mexico. now these are historic elections, not only because more than 20,000 positions were up for elections, the largest in the country's history. but as you well mentioned, it is the first time that mexico has like that. its first female president now going forward, the big questions surrounding a kardashian bomb administration is what role, if any, undress, manuel lopez obrador will continue to play during her six-year term. and what that means for her internally with the governing party, the grip of power that andres manuel
will face off for the first time of this it's campaign in a cnn debate on june 27th two weeks before trump's sentencing, and just days before the republican national convention. but will donald trump's continuing legal trouble? impact his candidacy? i spoke about that with larry sabato director of the center for politics at the university of virginia the immediate reaction and the first three or so, a measuring of public opinion have somewhat surprisingly shown that contrary to what people thought that it wouldn't have any impact, it has had an impact. >> and it's not favorable to donald trump now those will come as a surprise to many republicans who have rallied to his support and done what they usually do, back them, especially the public officials but you see the independence in particular, have been repulsed by the convictions and by what
primaries. republican seat montana some of the best opportunities or try to pick up a senate seat this november flippy balance of power here in washington fox news congressional correspondent transports out the senate gop campaign chair centered steve daines and his montana home to discuss the odds. >> montana sender always has his eye on the target. that passion is what he is in charge of winning back the senate for republicans. the first time ever the chairman exclusively invited us to his home. to talk strategy. >> do you think you'll win this year? >> we will get to 51. as a gop victory could run right through his backyard. montana is one of three toss up states in a highly favorable for republicans west virginia poised to turn red, he only needs to pick up one more state. >> and stone 22 was a bus to
people of color. that's when he thought gaege it done to provine. not just beaten him but robbed him. under illinois law, the special pricing heater could prove pravin died as a result of the blows even if he didn't mean to kill him, gaege could be found guilty of felony murder. >> it is such a really. it's a peace of mind. >> after the charges, lovely felt as if she could breathe for the first time since pravin's death. for penny, it was agony. what do you do? >> i fell to pieces then i gathered myself up and i hug him and tell him everything will be okay. >> dara, gaege's best friend said he was terrified. since the debt, gaege had become a father to a little girl. >> i've never seen a dude cry until the day before he started going to trial. that is a guys scared for his life. >> pravin died in the most picture of winter colds.
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centimeters of rain. the national weather service is also warning that the runoff from melting snow in the mountains could make flooding worse the results of south africa's elections are in and the african national congress has lost its majority for the first time since the end of a party's white minority rule, the anc won just 40% of the vote. now the party of nelson mandela must form a coalition government to stay in power. they have two weeks before the new parliament convenes to select a president. if no coalition has been formed by then new elections must be held so let's turn to seeing it international calls one and david mckenzie who joins us live from johannesburg. good to see you again, david. so how difficult will it be if the anc to pull together a governing coalition? some by the deadline i think it's gonna be very challenging because you have factions within the ruling anc rosemarie that will be having a
valdes joining us live from mexico city. many thanks to that report. >> and earlier i spoke with the acting director of the wilson center's mexico institute on how the incumbent mexican president may impact his successes administration. >> take a listen this was very much an election four and about cloudy ashamed bomb, but it was also a reference of current mexican president andres manuel lopez obrador, who for the last six years have sas, has sustain really high levels of approval rates anywhere between 60 to 70%, which reflect the current percentage that claudia sheinbaum have one in mexico. >> now, these are historic elections, not only because more than 20,000 positions were up for elections, the largest in the country's history. but as you well mentioned, it is the first time that mexico has elected its first female president now, going forward big questions surrounding a kardashian bomb administration is what role, if any, undress, manuel lopez obrador will
case was brought by a former us attorney appointed by donald trump. if convicted hunker hunter biden, would face up to 25 years in prison, but it's unlikely plea he would get such a lengthy sentence given that he has almost no criminal record this is the first time the child of a sitting us president will go on trial. >> mr. biden will be hitting the campaign trail in connecticut in the coming hours the next day he heads to france with the first lady to attend ceremonies to mark the 80th d-day anniversary. >> mr. biden is also set to hold talks with french president emmanuel macron during his visit. and cnn's brazil alvarez has more now for washington president biden heads to france this week where he will commemorate the 80th anniversary of d-day and also deliver remarks about freedom and democracy. >> all of this as the us tries to reassert its leadership on the world stage. but it also
washington post. former white house press secretary jen psaki, and lahnee chen. welcome to sunday. it's "meet the press". >> from nbc news in washington, the longest-running show in television history, this is "meet the press" with kristen welker. good sunday morning. i'm peter alexander in for kristen welker. for the first time in american history, a former president has been convicted of a crime. this past week a manhattan jury concluded beyond a reasonable doubt that donald trump falsified business records in order to influence the 2016 election, finding him guilty on all 34 counts, felony crimes. mr. trump, who chose not to testify, instead vented his anger outside the courtroom, claiming the trial was rigged against him and vowing to appeal. >> this was a rigged trial by a conflicted judge who was corrupt. it's a rigged trial. a disgrace. they wouldn't give us a venue change.