john's big money scheme to kill nancy howard was an economic bow nancy to east texas. according to charlie, billy earl couldn't spend the money fast enough. >> motorcycles for his children, all three of him, a car for his mother, three or four four wheelers. a ski boat. he bought me a riding more, a four-wheeler, numerous assault weapons. just anything he wanted. >> and so for more than two years, the murder plot bank rolled by john killed nothing but time. >> they didn't follow through with it because they wanted more money. >> they had been called the "hee haw gang," but they were very valuable to you, all of these characters. >> it would have been a tough case if we only had one or two of them as witnesses. but when we had this number of people involved, someone either is telling the truth or someone handed out a script to all these people with all the information because it was all the same information. >> the east texas crowd was canny enough to document their dealings with the mysterious mr. john. they even had a picture of him in his fancy car. wait till you see

. ♪ nancy: good evening. i'm nancy grace paid thank you for tuning into this installment of american kidnapping. tonight we take a closer look at the bewildered case of elizabeth smart. join us as we delve into one of the most horrifying kidnapping cases in american history. >> ed smart made the initial 911 call that someone had taken elizabeth. >> we are doing everything we can to possibly help you. >> national manhunt is underway for elizabeth smart. mary catherine heard him say i will kill your family. ♪ >> we were racing against the clock. >> this is my cousin. >> we are all out here trying to find her. >> we have done a polygraph for ed smart. >> they did not want that to come out. >> your daughter heard this man's voice. that was the voice of a man who called himself emmanuel. ♪ >> if we find her body -- >> as soon he heard elizabeth smart voice he cleared at her in this full story has never been told. >> picturesque mountain, quiet and affluent neighborhood slept a family. as the sun rose almost sa

none of that made any sense to nancy. >> nancy, the mother gets a phone call from a guy named marty. >> marty rossler. >> and what does marty rossler say to her? >> marty says he's befriended lynsie. he's a friend of lynsie's and he's concerned because he hadn't heard from her. >> what did you learn about marty rosler? >> marty rosler was not marty rosler. >> marty rossler was really marty preginzer. he did not have a criminal record. what he did have was a relationship with lynsie that he hadn't told his wife about. he told police he would pick lynsie up and give her rides but that was about it. marty was 58. >> and she was 20? >> she was 20. >> they were boyfriend and girlfriend? >> don't think so. >> so police brought in marty. over two days they recorded those interviews. at times on video and sometimes just on audiotape. >> when's the last time you saw lynsie? >> a week ago now. >> i don't think so. >> absolutely. >> no. absolutely not. >> marty said that he had last seen lynsie the day that she went to san diego on that friday. >> did you believe him? >> we really didn't believ

from nancy pelosi? well, surprise, surprise, she is also going to attack donald trump or his leadership during the coronavirus and we will hear from her particularly about the fa ct from her particularly about the fact that americans who did have the supercharged unemployment benefits, an extra $600 a week, a disagreement between nancy pelosi and the president and hillary clinton was referring to that as well. really what democrats are trying to do is now the handling of the coronavirus pandemic. the resulting economic calamity and the uproar over racial injustice all the defeat of donald trump and say he is not fit to lead at this moment and that really is nancy pelosi's speciality, falling out with donald trump. so we're going to hear more there but it was very interesting, hearing hillary clinton's speech, she was extremely direct. once again, the theme of tonight seems to be get out and vote. there she was saying, believe me, i know what it's like. kamala and joe could win by 3 million votes and sti

nancy: my pleasure to be with you, good morning chris. chris: president trump says well you and congressional democrats were pushing your agenda, he acted yesterday to help people in need. take a look. >> mean people lucy and chuck schumer has held this hostage on behalf a very extreme partisan demands in the radical left democrats and we cannot do that. chris: however, it came about and i know you don't like the executive action, won't millions of americans get some extended federal unemployment relief and some protection from evictions, get that now rather than nothing at all? nancy: what the president did, i agree, it was unconsciou consti, while having illusion of satan were going to have a moratorium on evictions, i will ask the folks in charge to study and he says he's going to do the payroll tax and what he's doing is undermining social security and medicare. these are illusions and they do not -- what he calls in our bill unnecessary. let's review the difference. first of all, millions of children in our country are food insecure,

nancy: thank you chris, good morning. chris: up next will get reaction from the lead white house negotiator, diva management joins us chris: white house negotiators and democratic congressional leaders met 11 times to discuss her coronavirus relief package before president trump took his executive action yesterday, joining us from the white house treasury secretary steven mnuchin, welcome back to "fox news sunday". steven: thank you chris, it's good to be with you. chris: you just heard nancy pelosi's reaction to the steps that president trump took yesterday, your response? steven: it was the president's first choice to go up and negotiate a fair deal, mark meadows and i negotiated nonstop, we went through every single line item with them for two weeks, let me ge give you a sense, on education they wanted 100 billion, we agreed to 105 billion, they raised it to 400 billion, as a speaker just said they wanted money for food, we compromised and we reached an agreement on that. we had the postmaster general. chris: let me as

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my way or nothing else is what nancy pelosi says to the point. senator thune made reference. when this thing passed the house, the new york times -- so everyone can see it -- this is what the new york times said. this bill was more a messaging document than a viable piece of legislation. it was never intended as a viable piece of legislation. so as we travel around our home states and we talk to people, no one comes up to us and says why don't you pass something that gives tax breaks to millionaires and billionaires in california or new york? no one comes up to us and says why don't you pass a bill that provides bailout for new york or illinois? no one comes up to us and says why don't you help the people selling pot to have better banking opportunities? no one says you need $50 million more for environmental justice or $10 million for the national endowment for the arts. and i will tell you, that is just the tip of the iceberg in what is a nancy pelosi's $3 trillion bill. coronavirus is not a time for the democrats to continue with their runaway spending. this is a time to f

nancy pelosi and her deputy, chuck schumer continue to say no to an agreement, to a deal. because it appears to me that for the democrats in those two in particular, it is all politics, all of the time. i am convinced they actually don't want an agreement. they don't care with the consequences are for the american people. we've all been home. we've been traveling overseas, talking to people and listening to what they really wanted a piece of legislation. and what i am hearing his people want to pass forward with regard to the disease pretty testing, treatment, vaccine. they also want safety. ways to make sure there is money for states and communities to safely open the schools. and common sense solutions like these are things that the republicans are going to continue to propose in spite of what nancy pelosi continues to do. talking about her 3 trillion-dollar fantasy island bill. which seems to be listening to her, her way or the highway. my way or nothing else is what nancy pelosi says to the point. the senator even made reference. in this past, as the house, the new yor

we are back with cornerstone macro's cofounder nancy lazar. nancy, we had really crushing numbers this week from big tech. it seems, as rick reider told us earlier in the show, big tech is actually benefiting in this shutdown. the digital economy further penetrates in our lives. give us your take on technology's role in the growth story of the u.s. economy economy and how that might change things longer term. >> technology is so key to improving productivity. so rick was using some examples of saying ups or incorporating technology into their business. that makes their profit margins bigger. you can think of ups as kind of a dinosaur company, it's been around a long time, but so many companies are incorporating more and more technology from transportation to manufacturers, obviously, to retailers, to finance. right now technology and r&d are about 47% of total u.s. capital spending. and it has the single biggest impact of productivity. and productivity is kind of a boring term but, or boy, that is really what improves the quality of living for

that is what we look at nancy pelosi right now. elizabeth: critics are saying instead of negotiating a deal, nancy pelosi is going on the attack on tv saying the president's executive orders to deal with covid relief, quote an illusion to bolster the stock market when there is protection for people being evicted. how does this play out? attack trump's executive orders, but at the same time refuse to bring congress back to negotiate a covid relief deal. we're hearing congressional democrats we're saying we're not going to fall into line. we'll not follow democrat leadership in suing the president and the administration over the executive actions. it will make us look bad to people struggling at home with joblessness and trying to put food on their table with american families. your reaction to that? >> optics are real here, elizabeth. the president at least is doing something in terms much the executive order to get some people money to people struggling with the unemployment rate 10.1%. and people not sure what will happen in the f

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nancy shively gets tonight's last word. i'll see you tomorrow and every weekend morning starting at 8:00 a.m. eastern right here on msnbc. and of course we'll be covering the tough questions around reopening schools in the next month. in order to provide you with the best information possible, i'd like to know how you're preparing for your kids' return to school. send me your stories, your photos, your videos to my email at mystory@velshi.com. i hope you'll join us. "the 11th hour" with brian williams begins right now. >>> well, good evening once again as we bring another week day 1,296 of the trump administration. 88 days until the presidential election. tonight donald trump is at his golf club in bedminster, new jersey. we know that because the press was summoned for a press conference that turned out to be a campaign rally of sorts in front of a crowd of assembled members of his golf club, some of them just off the golf course. many of them had a wineglass in hand. some of them brought their kids. many were not wearing m

house speaker nancy liz: welcome back, house speaker nancy pelosi, critics say what happened when judy showcases how the democrat party has devolved into a party of intolerant bullies who shutdown debate when shown the facts, pelosi tries to bully pbs news hour anchor judy this week but it backfired, social media and other media critics blasting for lucy, happen after pbs anchor tried to ask pelosi about the li flexibility gop lawmakers are showing in the latest round of covid-19 relief talks, republicans are saying that much of the money already allocated has not even been sent. watch this. >> if you want to be an advocate for them. >> that is not what -- i'm playing devils advocate. >> i'm asking forng your positi. liz: let's welcome republican strategist, it is great to see you, is judy a change agent resistance reporter and advocate for the democrat party, issue the same journals? >> she's an esteemed journalist, no one in their right mind thinks that she is a republican mouthpiece, here's what happens, democrats especially speaker pelosi expressed the national international media

nancy is joining us now. nancy, thank you for being with us. was it the schools thing that was the last straw for you? >> it was the pandemic that was the last straw for me. i, like i said, i was reluctantly voted for him in 2016 and worst mistake of my life. and i just -- i wasn't paying attention as closely as i should have, i should -- you know, i should not have ever cast a vote for him, but i did, so now i'm just trying to take responsibility for that and hopefully encourage other people to change their minds also. >> do you think people will? you know, i run into a lot of people and it's not just trump supporters, it's a lot of people that make a political decision, cast a ballot and then have a hard time coming around to the idea that their decision wasn't correct. one of the problems in this country is you have all sorts of media that can reinforce the bubble in which people exist. do you think there are a lot of people out there like you that realize he was a mistake? >> oh, yeah. there are a lot of people like me. and it's very embarr

where is nancy pelosi? the house is in recess. house and senate democrats left town after failing to compromise and make a deal to provide relief to the american people. while nancy pelosi enter colleagues went home, this president remain hard at work. president trump took executive action, including stopping evictions, providing unemployment insurance, pausing student loan payments, cutting the payroll tax, which puts money in the pockets of all americans. democrats apparently were unable to stick around to make a deal. now, suddenly democrats will be rushing back to washington. but why? the answer, the united states postal service. it is a stunning turn of events. democrats went home after accomplishing nothing. no deal and stimulus checks, no bail -- no deal on small business really, no deal on eviction protections. the concerns of everyday americans were not the concerns of democrats on capitol hill. where is nancy pelosi? she and her democratic colleagues will be back in washington to pursue their late

house speaker nancy pelosi doing very much the same in the other direction. but today the treasury secretary and mark meadows met with house speaker nancy pelosi and the senator minority leader chuck schumer.

nancy pelosi "he cant get his nancy pelosi "he residents. nancy pelosi "he cant get his medicine, it is not showing up." last week, the postal service having cut overtime and late deliveries began warning states that it cant guarantee all mail ballots will be received in time to be counted. the president planting the seed for weeks - saying the post office couldnt be depended on... also, the president admitting he was witholding funding it needs making it harder to process the expected surge of ballots during this pandemic. now... post master louis dejoy walking back some of the changes... including removing mail boxes - and equipment. representive anna eschoo had this to say... anna eschoo. estacio/reporting: adding to that us rep. barbara lee held a town hall. barbara lee. this is wrong. speaker pelosi has pushed to cut the summer recess short - return to washington and hold a special vote to buoy the usps. te still still ahead... cautiously optimistic news across the nation today, as more states see a decline in coronavirus cases.we'll ha

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this is nancy pelosi, crazy nancy and chuck schumer. they want to compel you to do this stuff and has nothing to do with what we're talking about and it includes serious felons. they want to have these people released on a mass basis including serious felons. that is page 1,689, page 1,762. think of that. 1,762. that is nowhere near the end of their bill. they have things in there nobody has had time to look at or read. these people, i honestly believe they don't love our country if you want to know the truth. in addition to demanding the extreme partisan positions democrats are actively blocking the following measures. support for k-12 schools to help them safely open, additional funding for the paycheck protection program to help millions on the payroll. very good programs. very successful. kept a lot of businesses open. that is why we're doing so well in reopening our country. additional money for hospitals, testing, and vaccines. direct payments of $3,400 for a family of four. now remember. this is what the extreme partsans, this is

it was a shadow to nancy pelosi and as she said she's up in her feelings all the time. she's very vulnerable and open that way. i am wondering if you ever had an occasion to see nancy pelosi do vulnerability at all? or herself? i am just wondering what that feels like what it is like to be attacked or targeted the way she is or mischaracterize the way that she is. >> i wouldn't say i got a sense of vulnerability but i did feel she let her guard down enough to get snippy with me. that she is not the emotive person and you are right there is something generational about that to be born in the forties now 80 years old incomes from a more formal era particularly for women. and as you alluded to that you cannot separate her the way she carries herself with how she has been turned into republicans with pelosi that just likes stomping on people. i'm not saying that is necessarily unfair but if you are subjected to that onslaught to put on a suit of armor and i go to battle. she is renowned for her toughness and stealing its and discipline and that is just to be in public and r

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we're back with speaker nancy pelosi. before we go any further, madam speaker, i know the wildfires are still raging in california. what can you tell us about the state of the control right now tnd in your district, is everything okay? >> well, so much of it depends on the winds. just when you think something might be containable. what we are certain of is the courage of our firefighters is just to be so admired. we've even had loss of life in terms of our firefighters and some people. so this is raging. mother earth is having a fit. she's telling us-- she's telling us, whether it's forest fires in california, wildfires there, or storms in the gulf coast, she's telling us climate crisis is real. do something about it. >> stephen: now, we just have about two minutes left, ma'am, efd i want to ask you about this. you brought the house back for an emergency session and approved $25 billion for postal service funding. and you got louis dejoy in there ereask him about why he had done all of these things: slowing down the mail,

my issue is with nancy pelosi. she is sitting here screaming that the house is on fire but she has had the fire hose the entire time. this is a legislative fix with cyber security. if you know what the issues are and who the bad actors are and the vulnerabilities are then pass legislation that addresses that. obviously is that should be at the top of the list in terms of the priorities. i'm sure there are plenty of republicans in the house and the senate who work with nancy pelosi on that kind of cyber security legislation. serious reform. >> katie: indeed. speaking of things china has done, more students across the country return to the classroom today. but some school districts that opened their doors for the in-person learning are changing course. the struggle of the families and those they are facing in the pandemic. if your dry eye symptoms keep coming back, inflammation in your eye might be to blame. looks like a great day for achy, burning eyes over-the-counter eye drops typically work by lubricating your ey

. >> greg: so juan, nancy pelosi is arguably the most powerful democrat. so this is not some kind of off-the-cuff situation. i mean, it's kind of a serious deal what she said. >> juan: i don't take it that way. i thought it was a suggestion like president trump produces headlines. what jesse just said about how he said that, you know, maybe biden's taking drugs. you know, produced headlines. but again, i don't take it that seriously. i think that is the kind of nasty slash that comes from donald trump towards his opponent. remember, first he said that biden was a dottering old man, losing his mental capacity. that's not even donald trump talking. he's just a puppet. remember that? next he might say, oh, he's a robot. he has computer chips in his head. that's not joe biden. this is just -- >> greg: you can't disprove that, juan. >> juan: got me there. >> greg: we have to open him up. >> juan: i think trump must be very nervous. i think trump is the one that is nervous here. >> greg: that's why nancy pelosi said no? >> juan: thank on. >> greg: to the debate?

does he have any plans to meet with nancy pelosi personally? is the white house concerns that all parties will be blamed if there is no deal and voters will stay home. >> no one has worked harder to make sure those payments get to the administration. they have been on the hill trying to get this worked out. but it is nancy pelosi, democrat, chuck schumer, that is making a mockery of this process. other than coming towards us and doing a clean suggestion, they are moving beyond their initial request to 3 million, then to 3.4 trillion. they wanted 105 billion dollars for schools. they are making a mockery of this process, we are still engaging with them. this president has been clear, he is ready to act on this and it is of paramount importance to him. >> then why would you reject? >> democrats are fundamentally and serious. >> if you don't want to comment on that, with regards to the executive order, the president has signed a flurry of those. he said yesterday that he has a health care plan by the end of the month and immigration by the end of

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shorter than i hoped it would be thanks to nancy pelosi but it was nancy pelosi. so that's okay. more on capitol hill and dejoy says they need to make changes. now next set to testify on monday. joining me now is matthew did you know lap from maine. let's take a look at the last couple of months. multiple cities and states have complained of mail arriving late. here is what nancy pelosi had to say and the measures the house is trying to put in place because of that. >> this was an intention. the postmaster general is saying we are not going to do any of this. our legislation is not just about the election. it is about surprise, surprise, the coronavirus. covid-19, which has a big impact on the election as well as on first and foremost of the health of the american people. >> these issues, have you experienced any of that in maine? are you concerned the votes could be compromised? >> we are concerned. very concerned. when the coronavirus hit maine, our governor took swift action and has protected main citizens at the bottom tier of the infection rates. as we sent out ballots to th

congresswoman: first of all, nancy and i are famous for i am not afraid to tell nancy what i think. that i can tell you if you ask any member of congress, nancy and i are known for having open and honest conversations and we agree and we disagree and two strong women need to be able to do that. i support debates and i believe it's very important and nancy is not the one making the decision whether joe biden is going to debate. joe biden is the one that will make the decision whether he's debating and he's got it. he's going to be there. i hope we see a debate. go ahead. maria: there's not the respect. you said you don't like the way the president respect or doesn't respect her and she is constantly calling him out and attacking him, you know that. it goes both way. nancy is constantly attacking the president and it's highly inappropriate. she's supposed to be the voice of the house of representatives, she's obviously just on one side and not caring about the other side. congresswoman: no, i'm seen a very caring nancy pelosi and not afraid to step up from anything. you're a woman str

nancy pelosi said it was productive. schumer says there appears to be at something to -- 's doctor, wanted to talk about the late stage trials with a new drug in nursing homes. it is a monoclonal antibody. what does it do and how hopeful is it that it could be a treatment. >> this is definitely going to be a great tool to bridge the gap while we await a vaccine. what eli lilly is doing is they've taken 2400 participants in nursing homes, long-term health care facilities, and what they are going to do as they have what's called treatment trucks, mobile vans that will go to the nursing home and provide iv antibiotic infusions either prophylactically or sometimes preventative way to help the patient in case they come into contact with coronavirus may be from an employee working in the nursing home or from a family member that may be visiting. it's important because if you recall, antibodies help block and prevent a virus from entering the cells to prevent infection. hopefully it can help protect you and save your life so yo

nancy pelosi isn't so sure it's a good idea. the back and forth of what the president is saying about all of that ahead of this big night. but, first and foremost, the hurricane and what is going to be involved behind a big old cleanup. welcome, everybody, i'm neil cavuto and this is your world. first to jeff flock in a very devastated lake charles, louisiana. jeff? >> i will start with the positive and that neil, is that four people dead in louisiana as a result of this. that's a small number for a cat 4 hurricane. the negative, of course, is the cleanup that you mentioned. look at this, anywhere you look, if i just shut up and walk this camera around the city, you would see just how difficult this situation is here. power down everywhere. i don't know -- we haven't seen anybody that has power. and this is a good size city. it took a direct hit. and then damage everywhere. if you look across that mcnortheast state university. it look likes bricks everywhere. actually the roof of this facility. that's what the roofing material l

also nancy pelosi, fierce critic of president trump. former president barack obama is expected to talk about biden's character. elizabeth warren who is acting as sort of an economic advisor to biden, also hillary clinton, the last time she was at the dnc she was the nominee. let's see what she says. and of course kamala harris will have the spotlight, making history as the first black and south asian vp. last night john kerry and former president bill clinton blamed president trump for bringing the country to this point, but jill biden gave a personal testament of joe biden's faith and resolve in times of struggle. >> four days after his funeral i watched joe shave and put on his suit. i saw him seal himself in the mirror, take a breath, put his shoulders back, and walk out into a world empty of our son. he went back to work, that's just who he is. >> while much of the focus was character, there were some subtle nods to policy. suffering from als, she gave remarks about health care. alexandria ocasio-cortez alluded to the lingering need

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d allies on lisa: one of her biggest allies is nancy pelosi. nancy pelosi likes to bring in major policy affecting democrats. she sees herself as national mind for them. i don't have repting that she is doing this but it seems easya to believe she is lobbying for karen bass. she's a strong ally.v alsoer here on the senate side, everybody reading the tea leaves. the senators have hadothing to do all week because they've been waiting for these takes talks so everyone is talking about the v.p. picand kamela harris was friends with bo biden when they were both state attorney generals. newshour zwruledy woodruff asked jill biden this week whate they looking for this a v.p. pick. jiffle biden said the number o thing they're looking for is trust. after that sheaid i guess experience and wisdom but that idea of a former relationship of whether it's susan rice, kamela harris or not. but think as you've heard, he's thinking about these deeper issues, not thinkingbout which state he is going to win, it doesn't seem. robert c.: there's on so much you can d

we need to find what the right agenda is opposed to what nancy pelosi's left agenda is. so i think you're going to be seeing a lot more of this in time coming. >> i want to get your take on this we have the warning 46 states it can't get ballots there in time it seems that everything is set up for a messy election your thoughtings on what will happen with mail-in ballots counting them, sorting them. are we going to have an answer to who and this is election on that evening? >> frankly not. we saw that, you know, in a lot of primary states happened post pandemic we had to wait weeks to piengsd out results so i think it is going to a similar situation in november i don't expect the seam numbers in person as we are now and there's beginning to be a lot of, a lot of fallout. what i think is really fascinating too right now, though, is that nancy pelosi is calling back over the postal service issue it is clearly politically driven. and it is meant to create concern about the validity of the election already. what i think is very smart the president is doing is saying you know

that $200 is a big deal and that i don't feel his political by nancy pelosi and the democratic party, i feel that they said look, we made a promise to the people. republicans are saying 400, democrats are saying 600, the other sticking point is that state and local aid. bills of the issues more so, not the post office. >> katie: democrats gave $0, they didn't give extra $200. they walked away from the negotiation and said we are not negotiating. then the president came in and went from $0 to $400 after democrats walked away. >> dagen: i want to correct something i said, because when i make a mistake i am going to tell you right here that i made it. when i was talking about coronavirus deaths around the globe i believe i said hundreds of millions, wrong. it is hundreds of thousands. close to 750,000 deaths total. so i stand corrected. a tense standoff in oregon -- when i fouled, i fess up. a tense standoff between protesters and the feds, not in portland. this time immigration agents involved, that story next. what do you think? i don't see it. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty.

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