not only that, she played with the dog and said hello and good-bye to the maid, nonchal t nonchalantly. folks have a lot ? >> he didn't die. he was taken to the hospital in stable condition. they're still on the run. let's move over to australia, peop are looking for these band the gas station they golf weapons. they jump over the counter andb attack that employee. in one minute they were able to enter the store, attack the cashi& cashier, clear the till and get away with tobacco products. >>> we're watching video from an expert kayaker. he has seen a rock and wanted to do a spin. the problem is just as he finishes that turn, he starts heading right for that tree. >> he's about to get whomped by that willow. >> this is a very dangerous situation. and he knows that if he doesn't get out of his kayak now, he could potentially drown, because he is being pinned between the tree and his kayak, as the water is rushing. >> there doesn't seem to be anybody elsearound. >> his buddies are there. he was waiting for them so they could do a class five run but decided to do this class three while he

revised number of souls on board all feared dead it was a murder it was a crime there's been this odd nonchalance about pursuing the answers there was a report a very limited report put out a few months after the event but since then they said the next report will be on the first anniversary of the event but you deal with a criminal investigation before becomes a cold case so there's been this curious element of why is there not greater pressure from both the media and the the western governments to answer these questions but even without any answers the fingers were pointed immediately that's not an. that is happening because a russian support evidence indicates that the plane was shot down by a surface to air missile that was launched from an area that is controlled by russian backed separatists inside of ukraine usually. to put up a national initiative just as it's a question to kate. the malaysian boeing wasn't the first plane to play a significant part in american russian relationships on september first one nine hundred eighty three korean airlines flight seven from new york to seoul via an

general said to manage his team and he seems remarkably nonchalant about the opening goal during and after the match he scored the first of the first go to the big lewandowski his team likewise seemed anything but ruffles in one of a series of benches forwards and ball across from the left a message bicycle kick by lay on korecki landed conveniently for franco does some time. and the visitors have a deserved equaliser with twenty nine minutes planned. my unfancied shall pull off a shot and take on the points. above or even three. i think we will show that we are able to get a really high achievement so we want to try to do the same in the new. it was an adventurous at times or dayshift display from shall we never looked like surrendering. but perhaps the cheekiest moment came courtesy of miller. as he latched onto a pass from i and robin looked up to find and see mites in the box. but instead shot straight past raw family who had left far too much spice at his new post. again no cause for alarm for the desk on the touchline and his team julie kept their heads. gorecki it was impressi

he was very straightforward and was very nonchalant. >> when "mystery on blood mountain" continues. >rning, five days after meredith emerson vanished on blood mountain, gary hilton was charged with a crime against her, kidnapping with bodily injury. hilton was in custody but he was uncooperative, zipped up, giving his interrogators nothing on meredith's whereabouts or what he had done with her. >> meredith's middle name is hope and that's exactly what the lord gives us for her. so we are hoping that we're talking of meredith in the present tense and that we will be finding her and that she will safely come home to us. >> the searchers in the field, meanwhile, shifted their focus from blood mountain to these woods called dawson forest about 30 miles to the south. it was from around here that hilton had made those phone calls to his ex-boss. remember, by then, meredith's bloody clothing had been retrieved from a dumpster, not a good sign at all. but as long as there was the most remote chance she was still alive, the search was going to continue. but lead agent john kegel knew these vas

he was very straightforward and was very nonchalant about the whole thing. >> so you get down to the point where -- >> after his initial confession, gary hilton, the man of stony silence, became a chatter box, spilling out a story that sickened detectives who thought they'd heard everything. he began with meredith's abduction here on a hiking trail on blood mountainment he said that he ambushed meredith and her dog ella as she came down the trail. it was a struggle and meredith with her martial artsz skills, as hilton tells it, nearly got the best of his. she disarmed him, taking away his knife and the police baton. >> i lost control of both the bat and the knife. she was real quick with her hands and had no hesitation about grabbing weapons and everything. not only that, she was hard to subdue. fought like hell, man. >> hilton said they scrapped so hard they tumbled off the trail. separated by a few yards from the baton, the dog's leash, the water bottles, objects very importantly soon to be recovered. meredith meanwhile kept right on hilton. >> she started fighting again. i had to

a husband who appeared n nonchallant.point of view things were adding up and not in steven's favor. >> it was the totality of the circumstances. every little thing was clicking in my mind. and i'm saying to myself, this isn't right. something is wrong here. >> gut instinct is one thing. people are paid to be suspicious. maybe their view of steven was too jaundiced. a few months later the ruling was in. the burgen county medical examiner concluded the manner of jody sharf's death could not be determined. the accident was like anything else, case closed or was it. >> coming up. >> so you didn't think was a horrible accident. >> no. >> the suspicions grow. there a weapon at this romantic ron day view? when over the edge continues. whoooo. when it comes to travel, i sweat the details. late checkout... ...down-alternative pillows... ...and of course, price. tripadvisor helps you book a... ...hotel without breaking a sweat. because we now instantly... ...search over 200 booking sites ...to find you the lowest price... ...on the

nick was just always very nonchalant. he always had a smile. nick had that beaming smile that resonated amongst his friends. like i said, very laid back, very easy going. he loved life. he was an incredible athlete. he'd always tell us about his accomplishments with the swim team and water polo. te helena, she was the type of student that would stay after class for just a minute or two with her friend to get another word in to the teacher, to get another comment in about what we had discussed in class. our class that we teach with our colleague, donna melkin, is a class that promotes awareness and we promote peace. >> and we teach the history of the holocaust. hate is never okay. >> never okay. >> the kids are in that class as an elective. they purposely took a class like that so they would be able to help others. >> that's what they were there for. >> ivy, you said it got quiet at one point. we're talking about it being just seven minutes, but that's seven minutes of hell when you're in it. you said it got quiet and you heard the gunman go acr

not only that, she played with the dog and said hello and good-bye to the maid, nonchal t nonchalantly. folks have a lot ? >> he didn't die. he was taken to the hospital in stable condition. they're still on the run. let's move over to australia, peop are looking for these band the gas station they golf weapons. they jump over the counter andb attack that employee. in one minute they were able to enter the store, attack the cashi& cashier, clear the till and get away with tobacco products. >>> we're watching video from an expert kayaker. he has seen a rock and wanted to do a spin. the problem is just as he finishes that turn, he starts heading right for that tree. >> he's about to get whomped by that willow. >> this is a very dangerous situation. and he knows that if he doesn't get out of his kayak now, he could potentially drown, because he is being pinned between the tree and his kayak, as the water is rushing. >> there doesn't seem to be anybody elsearound. >> his buddies are there. he was waiting for them so they could do a class five run but decided to do this class three while he

his demeanor at that time was so nonchalant. just, oh, okay. which is totally out of context for anybody i've ever dealt with before in a situation like that. no outburst or violent behavior. just like oh, well. >> police took hair and blood samples and placed them in the county jailhouse. even elmore's public defender had doubts about his innocence. >> many people will proclaim constantly their innocence and i cannot remember mr. elmore vociferously proclaiming his innocence. and i got the feeling that there might be something for him to hide. >> elmore's case came to trial only 82 days after his arrest. prosecutors said dorothy had been killed on saturday night, when elmore was alone and had no alibi. >> you want to find out whether or not mr. elmore had any alibis. and we found none. and mr. elmore, he was not very cooperative. he wouldn't hardly talk to me. >> police found small spots of blood matching dorothy's blood type on elmore's pants and shoes. >> back in the '80s, dna analysis had not been developed. when dna was available, it came

that's a little nonchalant. "maybe it'll lead to peace. lead to thermonuclear war. ( laughter ) no way of knowing. i, as the president, would do something about it, but i'm too busy keeping all the planes in the sky. ( applause ) that's right. delta 3-5-niner, you are clear delta 3-5-niner, you are clear to land." ( laughter ) ( piano riff ) you know what else he's busy with? he's designed this new presidential challenge coin. now, for those of you who don't know what a challenge coin is, i've got one right here, okay? they're like these medallions that the military put their unit insignias on and they slip it into someone's hand with a handshake. it's similar to how you would pass a tip to a maitre d', or buy a dime bag, or give your maitre d' a dime bag, you know. ( laughter ) i've received several coins myself. it is a great honor and a wonderful american tradition. so, naturally, trump is ruining it. let's take a look at barack obama's presidential challenge coin. it's copper colored with the presidential seal on one side and on the ot

i wonder when they are so nonchalant or dismissive whether they're walking by the graveyard here and whistling too much? that this could be problem for the markets and a problem period, what do you think? >> a lot of people, including senator thune talked about the national security implications releasing something like this, a detailed memo contains certain government see questions and allude to certain intelligence-gathering methods. if this is released without any redactions or careful edits to make sure those type of secrets are not exposed it will have some effect on the market. leading up to this moment of whether or not it is released we've already seen some of that. so there is a certain nervousness surrounding this. and something that is certainly going to have an impact whether or not the president does decide to release it. neil: anna, what would be the dig deal if we have disinfected view of the fbi? democrats were concerned that jim comey was on a cabal against hillary clinton before he was and he wasn't, and he was, who knows? republicans have their beef with security a

at work, the fbi have just kicked in the door or something to that effect where they seem almost nonchalant. >> let's get to eamon javers at the white house. >> that normal course of business is what it sounds like. the rosenstein describing an effort that had hundreds of people with a budgets of millions of dollars. from what brian just read, you learned the fbi was monitoring the communications of those people and was watching in realtime or after the fact what their communications were so the fbi learning information about what happened in this conspiracy a couple of important points one is that rod rosenstein said in the briefing right now is that the indictment alleges no american specifically knew about this or willingly participated in it and that the russians went to great lengths to obscure the fact that they were russians and posed as ordinary american political activists. he's not alleging that anybody in the trump campaign participated knowingly that's an important point. there's also no information that any of this activity, despite the hundreds of people, the millions of dolla