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would seem to be a case breaking revelation. >> it was a loud loud sound. >> detective carbon believed that ten-year-old skylar was an eyewitness to the shotgun blast that killed dar. if it is true it means that she was killed earlier than -- it meant that tom foley was still in the house when the murder occurred. >> it was huge, it was very very important. >> but if tom foley was in that house and pull the trigger, the question remained, why? the answer, said detective carbon was quite simple. murder for money? >> potentially, yes. >> money, in the form of an insurance policy. >> i think that he wanted out of the marriage and did whatever he needed to do to make sure that that happened. >> and if he got $310,000 in insurance money and got out of the marriage, so much the better? >> yes. >> the evidence against tom
puerto rico on vacation on a secure zoom? what a disaster. >> bill: who is making that call. >> dana: it's so baffling. >> that's a possible massive escalation. you kill an iranian leader in baghdad. >> bill: you think about the criticism that has been leveled against the department of defense and this administration for not hitting iran back after week after week and month after month and then he is in the hospital? she has authority over decisions? did she pull the trigger without his knowledge? and was that her opportunity? >> if she did pull the trigger didn't she have to notify the white house, jake sullivan. >> dana: it's baffling to me that the president and secretary of defense wouldn't want to talk about that day before the strike to let them know if he was on board. michael waltz tweeted january 4th the u.s. launched a
in our society in the west today people who obviously hate our societies. you see it everywhere, you mentioned some of the people i find myself debating these days. you can predict with 100% accuracy what they're going to say on any subject. the people who for instance have spent recent months trying to riled up their audience of malcontents against israel. the people who try to riled up people in the course of the palestinians of gaza. they are always the same people who turn out on the streets of america in protest against america and everything to do with america. the exact same people who live on this trigger where every opportunity that they have two different america. they will do it. it is the same across the west
have and fundamentally why our carrier strike groups and additional squadrons have been brought into the region to convince the head of hezbollah and also the supreme leader in iran not to pull the trigger and expand the war significantly. >> bill: good to see you on this monday morning. >> 2024 is the final battle. our final battle. we'll win that battle. >> 2024 is make or break for this country. >> we can do this, we will do this. the energy on the ground is good. >> dana: only a week left before one gop hopeful claims victory in the hawkeye state. they are urging people to get out and vote. can it move the needle? ♪ what can i do to make a better cotton crop? we believe that the best products are made in america
cell phone of todd chance. >> money. >> you are going to hear about some life insurance policies. >> and something more complicated. >> we both think that her lover taught had died long before the trigger was pulled. she had plenty of photographs in her office of her kids, everything else, but not one, single photo, anywhere, of her husband. >> you are going to hear -- >> they told the jurors about the videos, the gun, hotels shoes had no dust and that the prosecution called a key witness, a woman who had been visiting todd and jenea the morning of the murder. she testified she saw the mistake pull out of the garage with todd driving, but he wasn't alone. next to him was a woman wearing a cap at large sunglasses. >> i happen to glance into the car and it was a male and female, and the female gods my way. that's when i turned away. >> i would say that she was the
only that dawn murdered teresa, but they were convinced she tried and failed to kill her with xanax overdose at the casino. >> the sheriff's department believe, that was an attempt on her life, that we had nothing that could really support that. >> but if tim evans was to get a conviction, he needed more, more evidence, some concrete proof that dawn had pulled the trigger. you can bet dawn was not about to tell them anything. but that does not mean she wasn't talking. >> we had another young lady that was going out of jail and she came to us and said that dawn had been talking about the murder. >> but that could have just been gossip, mind. you from a jailhouse snitch who could not backup. but dawn did have a cell mate. she was kind of in a jam herself. >> and she wanted us to try to help her. we can put a word into the da or word into the jail. >> that was enough to get some cooperation from. her >> right. >> the objective was simple.
what's your response to all of that? i mean, should he have been notifying folks sooner? >> jim, look, there's no question that lloyd austin's done a great job as secretary of defense at a pretty trying time under a lot of crises he's dealing with and he's spent a lot of time on the road, but i think it's fair to say that he made a mistake by not acknowledging to the public and certainly to white house officials that he was hospitalized. and, frankly, he himself has acknowledged that and taken full responsibility and said he could do a better job of informing the public with regards to what happened here. look, he's a key part -- secretary of defense is a key part of the chain of command when it comes to national security, not only dealing with all of these crises in the world but also dealing with, you know, the nuclear trigger. he's a very important part of
their marriage and life, be accused of harming her? she was happy too, they said, as happy as she had ever been, they said, based on matt mother/daughter talk they had not long before she died. >> she kept reiterating how happy it was. >> it was kind of odd. me and brie will always cherish that. >> didn't think much of it at that, but that being the last time we actually saw her -- >> kind of burned into your >> yeah. >> but right or wrong, the legal trigger had been pulled. chris hall spent almost two months in jail, until his daughters received the payout from cristi's life insurance policy and used the money to meet his million-dollar bail. then he went home to what was meant to be his retirement retreat to prepare with the help of his daughters to prepare for a murder trial. >> it's very surprising to have a client in a murder case out on but he was a special man. and this was a special situation. >> these are attorneys who would eventually defend him, although at first they only
missiles and they returned fire at what they described as a terror cell, the idf watching right now to see if hezbollah escalate beyond this. but at the moment, this attack doesn't seem as if it's going to trigger, go above a threshold, if you will, to escalate the situation. it has that potential, but it hasn't so far. and this a big issue for secretary blinken, as i say, on all his stops. when he gets to israel, the focus very much on that northern bored, but on gaza as well. he's going to want to hear details of how israel plans to get from the military operations, scale down to a day-after scenario where they can be a new administration in gaza. but a couple issues he's going to push on is better and more humanitarian access, food, water, medical supplies. not only just getting additional trucks containing aid into gaza, but making sure it gets dispersed around gaza to the population, particularly in the north. and, also, he's going to want to
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