shezadi: my uncle and my father were lyining in wait fr me. they shot t at me twice.nother time, they put me in a sack and threw me in thehe can. but i survived. reporter: these images were taken three years ago, j just after her attempted murder. ms. shezadi: t ty thought t i s dead, but i mamanaged toree mymyself. reporter: saba t told the mema and the popolice. heher father and u uncle were t to prison for the crime. but there seseems to be no endo saba and her husband mohammed's nightmare. mr. qaiser: inin a few weeks ti, her father and uncle will be releasased. we don't know how long we can hide for. sooner or later they'll find us and they'll killll us. repoporter: pakistan's largest city, karachi, is considered far more modern and progressive. some even call it western. internet star qandeel baloch was drawn to the metropolis. she made many of her videos here. she felt free in the city -- able to liveve the way she want. this woman -- saba khalid -- goes to the same cafes and hotels that baloch frequented. there are many parallels between their lives. she moves

but they can't hide their lyin' eyes. they filed an injunction demanding they stop using the name. the eagles used a picture of the beverly hills hotel on their album cover without getting permission. rest in peace, don henry. topic number three. new york may have the miracle on the hudson, but washington has the miracle on the highway. look at this. no passengers were hurt in this crash. look at that. it took place during yesterday's rush hour. according to witnesses it was the pilot's first flight since he graduated from the harrison ford school of aviation. one female passenger is outraged because her giant bunny died on the flight and then he was created without her permission. topic number four. prince william and his wife kate middleton, they are seeking $1.5 million euros in damages from a french magazine that's published the topless vacation photos of the duchess of cambridge in 2012. will and kate are so distracted with their anger they can hardly keep up their demanding schedule of high tea and croquet it's so bad kate had to cut back to two massages a day. mercy, amount

of that ♪ i like the sound of your sweet name on my lips ♪ ♪ listenin' to your heart beat as we're lyinto laugh ♪ cry some tears ♪ we'll line the walls ♪ with 50 years ♪ of photographs ♪ i like the sound of that ♪ and when we're gone ♪ you say you see ♪ our love livin' on ♪ eternally ♪ by my side ♪ is where you want to be ♪ buried at ♪ i like the sound of that >>> steve hartman now with the story of a guardian angel that he found on the road. >> reporter: used to be when ginger sprouse came across homeless people, she would often give them something, her two cents. >> i would say, why don't you get a job? or what's your problem? it made me very uncomfortable. i didn't want anything to do with it. i've been that way my whole life. >> reporter: but about a year ago, ginger, who owns a cooking school outside houston decided she didn't like that about herself and would at least try to change. >> he would stand right here on the corner. >> reporter: she began by approaching a guy she used to see all the time on the way to work. his name was victor hubbard. victor says he told ginger how he e

just ask crooked hillary or lyin' ted. there's only one problem with changing the libel laws as jonathon karl pointed out to reince priebus on last week's "this week." >> change the libel laws. that would require, as i understand it, a constitutional amendment. is he really going to pursue that? is that something he wants to pursue? >> i think it's something that we've looked at. >> stephen: they want to get rid of the first amendment? stop the presses! seriously, stop the presses. and i can confirm that the administration is looking into change the first amendment because i have trump's rewritten version of the constitution right here: "congress shall make no law against religion, except for the scary ones, or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press. unless it is fake news like failing 'new york times'! watch 'fox and friends'!" ( cheers and applause ) slow that down. slow that down a little. oh, trump also has an interesting take on the third amendment here. "no soldier shall, in time of peace, be quartered in a

somebody the president calls sleepy eyes, when he says senator mccain is no war hero, and senator cruz is lyin' ted, i think best maybe not to get too caught up in what names and epithets this particular president flings at people. that's just what he does. that's how he behaves even now he's president of the united states. he calls people all sorts of stuff. so i realize everybody was very excited about him calling the fbi director a nut job. if i'm the fbi director, i am probably very unhappy about that. i'm sure it hurt feelings. it's exercising, it's weird. it's a display of his temperament. beyond the what he called the fbi director, there is big news in this story. and the news here is, one, he confirmed again on the record that he fired the fbi director to try to alleviate the pressure of the russia investigation. that admission alone would have been an unthinkable admission for any american president even before the past two weeks. but he's now confirmed that's why he fired the fbi director. number two, this shows why the white house is abandoning its previous effort to cook up a dirt

they're going to call him lyin' this, crooked that. >> it's a witch hunt already and robert mueller is leading the witch hunt, and it will go down from there. >> it's not a witch hunt. it's a search for truth. we're watching by the way -- let me ask you, robert, about the context of kushner. the president took a little heat. i don't think enough when he brought him in as his special adviser, the son-in-law. it was a nepotism situation. whatever the law is, that was nepotism pure and simple. he had no background in government, elected life, appointed life, and yet he's given the portfolio of the planet, not just the middle east, the planet. and he sits next to him, and now the guy is under the spotlight of the fbi. how is trump going to react tomorrow morning when he wakes up, god knows where, somewhere in the wrong time zone? >> well, chris, you're a student of history. i can't find in recent years anyone like jared kushner in the federal government except perhaps for bobby kennedy when you had him serving as attorney general for president kennedy. you have jared kushner. i wouldn't sa

you can't call him lyin' ted or crooked hillary.he's trump. i think he's going to have to take on the facts now, and this guy looks to me, going to go point by point and take his time. by the way, how can trump cut off his resources? he's already got 20 special agents working with the fbi. friends with comey. and friends with rosenstein. >> says he can't cut off the -- i think it's already funded. >> can't fire, reassign a guy. >> just good lk with that. at that, even republicans would move towards impeachment. that's not a possibility. stay with us, chris. we'll be right back. still ahead, white house aides tell our next guest, just how exhausting it is to work for donald trump, saying, "the moment it gets quiet is when the next crisis happens." "time" magazines michael shear is here with new reporting and a provocative any cover, we'll show you, coming up next. boost. it's about moving forward, not back. it's looking up, not down. it's being in motion. in body, in spirit, in the now. boost® high protein it's intelligent nutrition