he told them he hadn't seen anyone resembling lisa and devon in the store, but he agreed to meet with detectives to look at photographs. when he arrived at police headquarters, investigators noticed that he was wearing makeup. >> i went and got a wet paper towel and asked him if he would wipe the makeup off his face. it literally made my hair stand on end because you could see that they were perfect scratches from fingernails on his face. >> he told police he had been out mosh dancing the night before and that someone had accidentally scratched him. mosh dancing was a popular fad at the time, which involved a crowd of dancers slamming into one another. investigators discovered that fairley had told friends something different. >> he initially said, oh, i had to break up a fight at work, you know, i took the trash out the back, there was a fight in the alley, and i had to break it up. there were three guys on one, and i had to break it up. that's kind of a chivalrous nice thing to do, helping someone out that's in trouble. >> a background check revealed that caleb fairley was a former

i think he sees a bit of himself, as lisa said. ments he's made in a number of different forums, not just politics, he's only qualified to be a spokesman for kanye west, for no one else. i don't think anyone in the hip-hop community is looking for him to grab a microphone and represent a broad dis a pra of thought its or opinions on policy from this president. >> asia, do you -- would you like to see kanye west talk specifically about what it is about president trump he likes? maybe there are some policy positions that the president has taken that kanye supports. would you like to hear from him on that respect? >> yeah, i mean, i would be interested. i just think he realizes that black unemployment is the lowest and people are starting to see in our community and people that have a platform like kanye are taking note and making people aware of it and making people rethink their political policies. like you said, he hasn't really expressed why he likes him politically. he likes him as a person. i think it shows a genius marketing stu

including tmz's erroneous claim that the woman involved was avenatti's ex-wife lisa. he approved that article better get their checkbook ready because it was purposefully malicious and false, designed to harm lisa, me and my family and we're going to expose tmz for what they did. no journalist should rely on or defend garbage like that. he claims, denies the allegations, claiming it's a story cooked up by a right wing blogger. >> i have never struck a woman. i never will strike a woman. i am a father to two beautiful smart daughters. i would never disrespect them by touching a woman inappropriately or striking a woman. >> all right, let's bring in avery freeman, civil rights attorney and law professor. and criminal defense attorney rich freeman. what about the police? details of the charges have not been made public. why? >> all we have is suspicion. we don't even have probable cause at this point. instead of exercising his constitutional right to remain silent, he decided to have a press conference. tmz changed their information on their site. it is correct that he has

this is peter to lisa. he's probably trying to impress her for obvious reasons. there's no way he gets elected. but i'm afraid we can't take the risk. now, think of this. in other words, if i get elected, they can't -- two lowlives, they can't take the risk. think of it. that's where it came up, the greatest word of all insurance policy. when he says, i'm afraid we can't take the risk, she may lose. it's like an insurance policy in the unlike many, they would try to overthrow the government of the united states, a duly elected president. if i didn't fire james comey, we would have never found this out, because when i fired that sleeze sleazebag, they were running for the hills. we can see what happens. but i can tell you in my opinion, these are the crookedest. they said, god, hillary should win. 100 million to 1. this is about me. this is an agent from the fbi. look how they left her off. deleted. nothing happens to her. nothing happens. it's unbelievable. but people should investigate hillary. then they go to hillary, and he let him go. but they deleted all thei

. >> linda hall was a bartender on the night he was murdered. lisa said a white male came into the bar and sat next to mike. she had never seen the man before. >> i assumed he knew michael because why would he when there's empty seat fwos right next to him and amade the man a scotch and water and michael said, lisa, this is so-and-so. he's a nurse at st. vincent's. >> when she left the bar, michael and this man were still there. no one saw the two men leave the bar together. >> the detectives asked me for a nachlt i said it was like john or mark. a very common name. but i didn't really remember a name. i remembered a face. >> so investigators created a composite sketch based on lisa's description. but even lisa knew finding him wouldn't be easy. hey, razor. check this out. listen up, thunder dragons, it's time to get a hotel. we can save big on killer hotels with priceline express deals. somewhere with a fitness center? hey you know what man, these guys aint no dragons. they're cool. these deals are legit. yeah, we're cool. she's cool. we're cool. i'

. >> he's hurt himself celibate, lisa he's endorse somebody that can't win. has no chance of winning. and he's out there working, but he's a selfish guy. he could have won the senate at the, time now he couldn't get elected to a catcher. but he could have won the senate and we would have won a majority. >> focus now will shift from you hampshire to iowa. we have desantis there tomorrow, as well as nikki haley. and trump returns to the hawkeye state and she used. >> o, right steve contorno, thank you very much. >>> let's discuss all of this and more net worth molly jong-fast and it's a cup. as a, let me start with you. your reaction to trump using what supremacist clan language. there aren't any top wattles there, this is a bull horn, the language diffusion. >> yeah, he's not winking or nodding. like you said, he's out and proud and i think that's because not only is this kind of go two for, him but his base has condensed. it's still very loyal and right, but we know that. but it contains. the folks that might have come on board, if you look skeptically at the

night he was murdered. lisa said a white male came into the bar and sat next to mike. she had never seen the man before. >> i assumed he knew michael because why would he when there's empty seats sit right next to him and made the man a scotch and water, and michael said, lisa, this is so-and-so. he's a nurse at st. vincent's. >> when she left the bar, michael and this man were still there. no one saw the two men leave the bar together. >> the detectives asked me for a name. i said it was like john or mark. a very common name. but i didn't really remember a name. i remembered a face. >> so investigators created a composite sketch based on lisa's description. but even lisa knew finding him wouldn't be easy. huh, fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. everybody knows that. well, did you know words really can hurt you? what...? jesse don't go! jesse...no! i'm sorry daisy, but i'm a loner. and a loner gotta be alone. heee yawww! geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent

let's go to lisa. he faced multiple international challenges on his post, including this latest u.n. vote on israel. >> that's right. the war on words continues over washington's role and the u.s. vote on settlements. israeli officials accusing the u.s. being a covert actor palestinians and it is just one of a list of world crises donald trump is inherits when he takes the white house. >> tonight israel announces plans. >> it is deeply disappointing to the state of israel. >> reporter: as president obama deals with the fallout, new questions about the world he's leaving to his predecessor. >> there are places around the world where horrible things are happening. and because of my office. because i'm president of the united states, i feel responsible. >> take syria, after calling for president assad's ouster six years ago the civil war rages on. a political vacuum in syria and neighboring iraq pave the way for isis to rise. president obama's reluctance to go all in meant he only offered limited support to

don, lisa, he had fought with them and they voted against them. this week, he needs to demonstrate to the bob corker and jeff flake's, hey look, i'm not going to be a mess for you. i'm not going to make your life harder. if he can demonstrate that, it'll be a more successful week. >> well with we'll all be watching. phillip, patrick, thank you, appreciate it. >>> and coming up, russian trolls infiltrating america and hitting sensitive nerves on race to stoke racial divides. how they were targeted without even knowing about it. where are we? about to see progressive's new home quote explorer. where you can compare multiple quote options online and choose what's right for you. woah. flo and jamie here to see hqx. flo and jamie request entry. slovakia. triceratops. tapioca. racquetball. staccato. me llamo jamie. pumpernickel. pudding. employee: hey, guys! home quote explorer. it's home insurance made easy. password was "hey guys." what's going on? oh hey!de easy. ♪ that's it? yeah. ♪ everybody two seconds! ♪ "dear sebastian, after careful consideratio

. >> reporter: he's married to lisa ling, a clinton supporter and host of cnn's "this is life with lisa ling." he later apologized for using the word "whores." the clinton campaign called on sanders to denounce it, which he did tweeting there's no room for language like that in our political discourse. clinton has won 9.4 million votes. sanders about 7 million. her lead is largely built on overwhelming victories across the south, which sanders took issue with last night on comedy central. >> i think that having so many southern states go first distorts reality as well. >> reporter: jake, senator sanders has a chance to make his own new political reality tonight on this debate stage. you can see behind me our cnn team is doing a bit of a warmup act. wolf blitzer is asking questions of people who are playing the role of senator sanders and hillary clinton. tonight in just five hours time there will be real candidates up there with real questions and, jake, this is important five days before the new york primary. it might be the last chance for senator sanders to shake up this race. jake.

lisa, he sounds really traumatized and had been for a very long time.as the answer for them? what are we talking about when we say psychedelics? >> well, fred, psychedelics are substances that are found in nature or made synthetically in a lab. and alan from the clip was talking about how he has started to produce mushrooms, the key ingredients in certain kinds of mushrooms and you heard he had taken about 16 different antidepressants. he took one every day or multiple pills every day for years and none of them worked. he started microdosing the mushroomses. he takes a capsule he produces himself every three or four days, not even every day, and he says for the first time in decades he is actually out of depression and no longer has ptsd as a result. >> wow. that's quite extraordinary. and his experience is going to be one that we'll all become more intimately familiar with this evening on your show. lisa ling, thank you so much. be sure to tune in on an all-new episode of "this is life request lisa ling" airing tonight at 10:00 p.m. only on cnn. >>> th

he probably didn't see the blood on them. jeff's friend lisahim on his cell phone just after 5:00 p.m. the call bounced off a cell tower near jeff's home, proving he wasn't at work as he had claimed. there was no evidence lisa new anything about the murder. when he returned to the tow yard, he threw the murder weapon up onto the roof thinking no one would ever find it. >> it was planned. he took my daughter from us, her family, and her friends for $29,000. >> in september of 2006, jeffrey lamb was convicted of first-degree murder. he was sentenced to life in prison without parole. >> we were confident going to trial because the case wasn't just based on science, it was based on common sense. >> i don't believe he gets up one morning of one day and says how could i have done that to that human being? besides the fact that she was my wife, besides the fact that i have known her since she was a teenager. >> his first mistake was not to change his clothes after he killed his wife. the second mistake would be throwing a tool up on a roof where it do

lisa? >> he was a ticketed passenger so he didn't breach security.e his seat assignment authorities say he tried to pass himself off as a pilot. in the movie "catch me if you can" a smooth-talking leonardo dicaprio travels around the world posing as a pilot. >> been a while, which one is the jump suit? >> reporter: philippe jenard a retired winemaker was traveling from france to west palm beach, dressed in a white button down shirt with an air france logo over the pocket and carrying what looked like a black pilot's jacket with bold stripes on the shoulder. jennard tried to get his seat upgraded from coach but the agent said business class was full and couldn't accommodate hs request. that's when he boarded the plane and went straight to the cockpit and sat behind the pilot in what's known as a jump seat. according to the ifily fill police the pilots became suspicion when jennard couldn't figure out how to fasten the strap. when questioned he didn't have any of the proper paperwork and became argumentative. >> this has happened before -- >> reporter:

north carolina based one of them is us house candidate lori buck, another is state senator lisa barnes bill ward, he's running for state representative. dave bullock, who is running for state auditor and state senator stacey magen, not what is really interesting about deleting her tweets is this is actually a very important race. this is a swing district in north carolina in which she is running to get rid of an income democratic congressman. she's deleted at least nine photos with robert william yes. and to tweets, right there, that people can see she also deleted a post in which she referred to him as north carolina's next governor. she has just scrubbed basically, any mention of robinson off over social media. >> it's amazing just to get those off as quickly as possible. so some individuals may not yet have said what they think, but we can let's see what they think. and i know the fallout doesn't stop there. you've been reporting on the money that has completely stopped. you were reporting on the republican governors association cutting off all funding for robinson so what what kind of events now a

room and one individual, fbi peter stzok pulled from the investigation last august over e-mails he had with lisa page. he was grilled all day. and unfolding as high drama and democrats reviewing it as a come comedy at best, a farce, they say, because he has testified behind doors. joining us after what has been quite a long day. >> reporter: yeah. very contentious remarkable hearing. something we have not seen on capitol hill, outburst after outburst drowning out the witness himself who pushed back for the first time getting a chance to respond to those messages the president seized upon to try to taint all the fbi as biased. but peter stzok wasn't having it. fbi special agent peter stzok took a firm stand from the very beginning of the hearing. >> the suggestion that i in some dark chamber somewhere in the fbi would somehow cast aside all of these procedures, all of these safeguards and somehow be able to do this is astounding to me. it simply couldn't happen. the proposition that that is going on, that it might occur anywhere in the fbi deeply corrodes what the fbi is in american society and t

he had forgotten his fairy tale romance and wedding to his loved one, lisa. >> lisa is the one taking him. here's cnn's elizabeth cohen. >> reporter: peter and lisa marshall met, fell in love and in 2009 had a picture perfect wedding. a memory that was supposed to last a lifetime, but three years ago peter was diagnosed with early onset alzheimer's disease at the age of 53. he forgot that lisa was his wife. >> he started to tell me all about his wife and he was bragging about his wife to me so that was helpful that i knew that he loved his wife, me. >> reporter: lisa became simply his favorite caregiver but they still had sparks. >> we were watching an episode of "new girl" and there was a wedding. he looked at the tv and he had a smug little grin on his face and he said, let's do it. he pointed at the tv, the couple getting married and i said, are you asking me to marry you? he said, yes, nodded his head. >> and so in april peter and lisa found themselves back at the altar. >> it is my honor and delight to pronounce you once again husband and wife. peter, you may kiss your bride. >>

. >> by god, this is the daily show, man, why don't i just draw a mustache on the mona lisa. >> he didw a mustache in 1999. >> i am sure many of you are curious, is my daily show going to change? well, slowly. >> he slowly changed the late-night satire for millions of viewers. >> i could just sit here and die. >> so for the show's first new host in 16 years? >> i'm trevor noah, thank you for joining us. >> the strategy is measured metamorphosis, trying to bring in his own. >> i don't know what that is, but john told me it would work. >> when i sat down with trevor noah, he explained it this way. >> a lot of people think it's all or nothing, it can be changing and evolving. >> aiming to leave the show at always an undertaking turned down by several, including chris rock and amy schumer. >> a job being rejected is now being done by an immigrant. >> the 31-year-old from south africa is facing pressure to perform, not just from viewers but from viacom. >> now it feels like the family has a new stepdad, and he is black. >> viacom relied on "the daily show" to deliver more than 2 million vie

he just had a closed door meeting with lisa murkowski. this decision tonight and announcing it is extremely significant. >> yeah, he told me just moments ago that he will announce his decision tonight. of course, if he decides to come out against witnesses and documents, that should be enough to ensure that there will be no witnesses and documents in this senate trial and president trump's trial could be ended quickly, potentially as soon as tomorrow night. after this closed door meeting with lisa murkowski, i asked are you going to make a decision. he said i'm going to make my decision after the last question tonight. i said are you going to announce your decision. he said yes. i said are you coordinating your decision with lisa murkowski. he said we were just talking. we talk about what we're doing. they're notochord nating or acting independently. they're clearly checking in on this. they are the two key senators we are not clear where they'll come down. we expect susan collins of maine and mitt romney to vote for the motion that would

he should not have even had the mindset to normalize this type of behavior. >> lisa? im resign or asks him to leave, as a parent of asian students, i would really consider or reconsider my decision to send my kids to this school that had a head, that was so insensitive to the incredible diversity that should exist at these institutions of higher learning. >> yeah. really appreciate this very important conversation and driving home the point that for many asian americans it's a universal experience being ridiculed or mocked in some way as children or even as adults. shan but and lisa ling. thank you. this should not be normalized. don't miss cnn's this is life with lisa ling. this week she explores how for some the pandemic pushed them from casual drinking into the disease of addiction, especially among women. >> how hard does someone have to drink to get to the point where they develop liver disease? >> so for a woman that would be four drinks a day. a man it would be five. if you are binge drinking, it's that pattern of alcohol use that leads to more severe liver dysf

lisa met him when he was 18 months old. >> when i first met casper, he and i had the connection, ande just knew that we were meant to be together. so we started working. >> when you describe casper, he has got, and i notice the eyes and a very, and about the sympathetic and the empathetic and all of the emotion in the face. what did you notice? what was it about him? >> i noticed that he is like a big sponge. he takes it all in. and i think that is what makes him work so well with the patients. and he knows that the child is maybe anxious, maybe he is in pain. and when we have a visit like that and we leave the room, it takes him a few minutes to decompre decompress. >> how do you know that he is decompressing, and what is he doing? >> he will literally shutdown, and stand there, and look at me, and go, it is like, mom, i need a moment. and it is that nonverbal look that i can tell. he really needs a break. >> this affects him, this job. >> oh, absolute ly. absolutely. >> reporter: walking around the hospital with casper, i can tell that he is at home here. >> does kcasper know where

ruben was this other shooting in the pool hall. >> a sense of dread came over sam millsap as he listened to lisa'sims. >> in the middle of that, he sort of got this look on his face that was more than surprise. it was kind of anguish, i would say. >> when i looked at the file, i was horrified by what i saw. i don't think horrified is too strong of a word. i could not believe that i had made the decision to prosecute a capital murder based on the testimony of a single eyewitness. to lisa, that i had made a mistake. >> he said he thought he made a mistake. i thought, wow, that's just amazing. that's not what i expected at all. in fact, i expected him to be defensive of his decision to protect his own reputation. but he was just so floored because he had been at peace, i think, in his mind that he had made the right decision. >> there is not anything, i think, that could possibly be more difficult for a responsible prosecutor than the realization that he may be responsible for the execution of an innocent person. i was always very proud of the fact that i was the district attorney when i was 35 years

bating back and making a f news and explaining of the text august 2016 when he was trading text messages with that fbi attorney, lisa paige, he explained for the first time he was not referring to himself. he was referring to his view of the american public for pushing back of what they believe disgusting behavior in reference the president's criticism of candidate trump criticizes the gold star family, khan family back in 2016. he said the american public he believed were not put up with that. that was the context of the texts that he said saying quote ", we'll st "stop it." stop president trump from becoming president trump. never the less is clear and his mind has not been changed of a extraordinary contentious hear zg ing and we expect for it to go on for the course of this week. >> we see strzok has taken a seat after that. we'll go there immediately. manu, since you have been watching closely, may i reminded that he has already testified with many of these members of congress previously. he was in the hot seat for 11 hours behind closed doors. they ask some of these same questions. is today really just about t

he had just met with lisa murkowski, the other swing vote. and he told me he was definitely going to announce the statement tonight. he was going to make his decision after that final question. so we should expect any minute that statement. and, of course, that is hugely significant because essentially whatever he decides will determine the fate of the president's impeachment trial. we do expect at the moment two republican senators to vote to move forward on witnesses and documents. that's sues abc news collins and mitt romney. we don't know where two others are going to go. that's lisa murkowski and lamar alexander. of course, if four republicans break ranks, that's enough to move forward on documents and witnesses and that could lead to a whole new chapter of this impeachment trial. but if there are three witnesses, that means there's a tie vote, most likely a tie vote probably means that vote will fail. but if there are, of course, only two votes, that means, of course, the republicans will win that vote and will defeat any effort to bring

he insulted lisa murkowski. he really turned them off.not inclined to hem them and put themselves in jeopardy. why would you do that for someone trying to believe you. >> if you want a friend in washington, get a dog is a famous saying, you want your friend to be the majority and the house speaker. donald trump has done nothing to get them to work with him and go the extra mile. they have so far, but going forward, i can't imagine what they're going to do much more than what they're expected to do. >> we'll have much more on the breaking news, have to take a quick break, we'll be right back. for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is now the number one selling brain health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. when you switch to progressive. as easy as saving $600 winds stirring. too treacherous for a selfie. [ camera shutter clicks ] sure, i've taken

you know, hearing this from the national organization of women and the fact that he's had these allegations before him, lisa, and he's selling there? >> it's absolutely appalling. in the press conference yesterday, i called no for an independent investigation. they hired their own attorneys to protect and represent them. they did not do an independent investigation. they did the investigation employers do to protect themselves. i called for the division of human rights in new york t. state agency that's supposed to protect the right of women, people of color and other disenfrmped groups. i recorded the code section which empowers them on their own motion to do an investigation. it's rarely used, but it's legally very sound. this was a perfect time for them to do that. we had over 30 women, according to published reports who have brought sexual harassment complaints against fox news formally or informally, in a time for you to use your power. get in there. do your investigation, make findings and clean house. >> you are saying inconsistent things. i agree, there should be a complete and thorough investigatio

he left mueller. where are they, lisa? have more on it from 360's randi kaye. >> reporter: this is the moment lisa page realized she'd had enough. >> i love you peter. i love you too lisa. lisa i love you. lisa. lisa, i love you lisa. >> reporter: the president of the united states mimicking a sexually aroused lisa page then texting her lover fbi agent peter strzok. the two were having an affair while strzok was leading the investigation into the trump campaign and russian interference in the 2016 election. page spoke with "the daily beast" in her first public interview since thousands of the couple's private text messages were made public. saying the president's demeaning fake orgasm was the straw that broke the camel's back calling it a reprehensible, degrading stunt. for two years trump has been on a terror against page and strzok given the anti-trump comments revealed in their text messages. in august of 2016 page wrote, trump's not ever going to become president, right? right? strzok answers no, no, he wouldn't. we'll

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he was having an extra marital affair with lisa pages. and in his 26 years of defending the country, his personal opinions didn't impact the investigation. and he will in what seems to be a direct message to president trump, say, quote, the investigation is not politically motivated. it is not a witch hunt. it is not a hoax. josh, since you worked in the fbi as a special agent, what's your read on how this is all going to play out? >> i think we have two competing dynamics at play here. the first is an fbi agent who appears to have exercised incredibly terrible judgment. there is no question about that, as you read through these text messages, that this is not the type of behavior we would expect from law enforcement officers. that's on one hand. he'll have to answer for that. on the other hand, you have a congress, a congressional committee, conducting an investigation, the results of which they have drawn. besummer muching his reputation. and somewhere in the middle is the american people just trying to get answers and trying to decide w

through the book and we're thinking and going back and forth trying different names and finally i go, lisa. he line of computers, the next computer, the claire. he went back to apple and changed it to the lisa. >> it says a lot about somebody that they would have the wit, the imagination, the audacity, to name a computer in the fashion that steve named this and believe that you're going to be able to get away with it. that is the sort of very telling anecdote that helps illuminate somebody's personality. >> my biological mother was a young, unwed graduate student and she decided to put me up for adoption. so everything was all set for me to be adopted at birth by a lawyer and his wife, except when i popped out they decided at the last minute that they really wanted a girl. so my parents, who were on a waiting list, got a call in the middle of the night asking, we've got an unexpected baby boy, do you want him? they said, of course. my biological mother found out later that my mother had never graduated from college and that my father had never graduated from high school. she refused to sign th

you know, hearing this from the national organization of women and the fact he has had these allegations against him before, lisa and he is still there. >> it is absolutely appalling, i called for an investigation before, there has not been one yet. they hired their own attorneys to represent them. paul weiss, they didn't do an investigation, but the investigation employers do to protect themselves. i called for the state organization in new york, that is supposed to protect the rights of women, people of color and other disenfranchised groups, i called the coalition, which empowers them on their own motion to do an investigation. it's rarely used but legally is very sound. this is a perfect time to do that. we have over 30 women according to published reports who have brought sexual harassment claims against fox news, either informally, or formally. please, it's time to use your power, make findings and clean house. >> but you're saying inconsistent things, i agree there should be a complete author oh investigati-- and a t investigation. every woman who makes a complaint is entitled to have her complaint invest

>>> justin told me i would get to meet his family. >> this is lisa. >> nice to meet you. >> he didn't was a full-on carnival. >> you brought the whole crew. hey, boo, come on. >> how are you? lisa. >> hello, kitty. he's a little nervous. >> so, this is every weekend? >> pretty much we try to do it as often as we can on the weekend. >> for justin, this is what single fatherhood looks like. uncles. cousins. new toys. >> come on, one more time. >> and old recipes. justin's brothers are all dad's, and his own parents have been together for 35 years. >>> it's obvious how fabulous your mother is, but do you think you all would be the fathers that you are without your father? >> no, not at all. i don't think so. he played a big part. >> he played a major part. >> we have been great fathers, you know, to our kids so far because we had a great example. and, and, i mean, i'm talking about picking us up from school, taking us to school, taking us to practices, cooking dinner. >> cooking dinner although it was spaghetti. >> hamburger helper. >> he showed us how to multi task where you can clean-u

he deserves a medal for that. there's no doubt about that. lisa van suss tren, you're a psychiatrist.ou're learning a lot about this suspect. there were red flags and maybe some of those red flags were ig in order, right? >> some of those red flags were what? >> ignored. >> oh, yes. but of course they always are. this is the nature of the business. we only see them as really noteworthy after the fact. and while i have to say that a lot of this discussion is really important, it's a catharsis for people, when i hear politicians talking about things they're going to put on the table and what they're going to talk about, my job, really, as a psychiatrist is to push all that away and get down to brass tacks, which is, we already know what works. we know that in states where there are stricter access to guns that we don't have as many murders. we know that when there are more guns, there are more murders. so we already know that. our job now is to turn what we know into what we do, and honestly, if i were a young person, i would be so outraged at this inaction. i think every kid should be

room and one individual, fbi peter stzok pulled from the investigation last august over e-mails he had with lisa page. he was grilled all day. and unfolding as high drama and democrats reviewing it as a come comedy at best, a farce, they say, because he has testified behind doors. joining us after what has been quite a long day. >> reporter: yeah. very contentious remarkable hearing. something we have not seen on capitol hill, outburst

he forgot that lisa was his wife. >> he started to tell me all about his wife.simply his favorite caregiver. but they still had sparks. >> we were watching an episode of "new girl." and there was a wedding. he looked at the tv, and he had this smug, little grin on his face. and he said, let's do it. and he pointed at the tv, at the couple getting married. and i said, are you asking me to marry you? and he said, yes, and nodded his head and smiled bigger. >> reporter: and so, in april, peter and lisa found themselves back at the altar. >> it is my honor and delight to pronounce you, once again, husband and wife. peter, you may kiss your bride. >> oh. >> what was that day like? >> the most magical part of it all was that cognitively, he was with me, the entire day. and it felt like ten years ago. and he just was so enamored with the whole -- with me, the day, our love. and it just felt so perfect. >> now that you've been married twice, does he know that you're his wife? >> no and he doesn't remember the ceremony. >> reporter: that is the brutal toll of peter's dis

he, when there's empty seats, sit right next to him. i made the man a scotch and water, and michael said, lisa, this is so-and-so. he's a nurse at st. vincent's. >> when she left the bar, michael and this man were still there. no one saw the two men leave the bar together. >> the detectives asked me for a name. i said it was like john or mark. a very common name. but i didn't really remember a name. i remembered a face. >> so investigators created a composite sketch based on lisa's description. but even lisa knew finding him wouldn't be easy. female announcer: want your best rest ever? then don't miss sleep train's best rest event. you'll find sleep train's very best mattresses at the guaranteed lowest price. plus, pay no interest for three years on beautyrest black, stearns & foster, serta icomfort, even tempur-pedic. and rest even better with sleep train's risk-free 100-day money back guarantee. get your best rest ever from sleep train. ...guaranteed! ♪ sleep train ♪ your ticket to a better night's sleep ♪ >>> detectives across new york and new jersey were desperately trying to find a serial killer who was targeting gay men. the m

watching most closely, on the committee jeff flake and ben sasse and then susan collins and lisa murkowski. he's the pre-trump republican party that happened to be picked by the president trump, does the calculation change at all? are they swayed by a donald trump nominee who became a trump fighter today attacking the democrats, the clintons? you called me evil. you've destroyed my family. brett kavanaugh went full trump today. does that appeal to them or does it repulse them because they don't like trumpet of those four key senators they are repulsed not only by this president and how he conducts himself and by his history, so does kavanaugh's embrace of trump help him with the four key senators or hurt him? that's the question. >> but there is a precedent as the lawyers like to say. neil gorsuch. neil gorsuch is not a george herbert walker bush republican. he's not even a george w. bush republican. he's a clarence thomas republican. he is way over there on the far right of the court as brett kavanaugh will be because that's where the republican party is today. that's where the federalist socie

what's going on, lisa? >> he charges against him, arguing that the act was meant to save norway from a multicultural take over. his attorneys argue that he was sane during last summer's rampage which left seven people dead. if kwublconvicted, he could be d or assigned to a mental facility. a virgin atlantic flight was -- the planes emergency chutes were deployed for passengers to evacuate. four people sustained minor injuries, virgin atlantic won't confirm that smoke was the cause for that landing. even the secretary of state needs to let loose every now and then, take a look at secretary hillary clinton dancing and enjoying a drink in columbia, i know that those pictures will have gone viral. she's letting loose, having a little fun. >> she works really, really hard for all of us, she should have a good time. >>> after a dramatic series of attacks on the capital of afghanistan, are afghanistan security forces ready to take over for u.s. troops. we're going inside the fighting. stand by. and mitt romney throws do

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he was not susan collins. lisa murkowski. he was a conservative republican.lieved part of the job description of the senator was trying to find agreement with the other side where it was possible to make progress for the country. and i think that is what has significantly eroded, the belief that part of your job, whatever your ideology is to try to find ways to reach agreement. and he certainly embodied that to good effect at critical points in his career, which i believe was the longest serving of any republican senator ever. >> dana. >> yeah, we were just looking at images of senators hatch and kennedy hugging. and senator hatch wiping a tear from his eye. i mean, that kind of spoke volumes. and ron is of course right. and ryan's piece was just spot-on when it came to senator hatch's legislative record and his legacy, which is one of very conservative values, of very conservative ideology. and yet somebody who didn't see bipartisanship as a dirty word. i also am so glad that ryan included the fact that he was a musician and a pianist, and he loved, loved to

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thanks for that rb lisa. >>> he was mitt romney's front man here in arizona and now embroiled in a scandalation. sheriff paul babeu's accuser has gone public and the sheriff will respond in an cnn exclusive right here in "the situation room," he's standing by. >>> and researchers say they've come up with a cowless hamburger. how did they do it? what could it mean for the future of food? >>> and desperation reaches a new level in the syrian city of homs. our arwa damon looks at the life and death struggle right now in the shadow of fear. ♪ ♪ [ female announcer ] get ready to pop your laundry. that's going to have to be done by a certain date. you always have homework, okay? i don't have homework today. it's what's right here is what is most important to me. it's beautiful. ♪ ♪ >>> an arizona sheriff, paul babeu is pledging to continue his run for the united states congress. this kwnd, he resigned the leadership position in mitt romney's campaign over an alleged threat to deport a former boyfriend if the man revealed their relationship. that former boyfriend spoke with cnn today and here's m