. >>> joining us now is michael bender. it includes new comments, you did not interview the president yourself, that was your colleague, but you have listened to the tapes and read the full transcript here of what president said here outloud. and unless i'm reading it incorrectly. he did it because these are the people, he said, that launched the russia investigation? >> okay, michael bender frozen there by the power of the very question. we will get michael back in just a moment there. i want to bring in our panel now, phil mud, alex burns, and john avlon as they run in here to save us. one of the things that the people suggested is that the president is trying to intimidate his critics. a long list of officials that have been critical of his actions in the white house. you, too, sir, are a former intelligence official that has at times been critical of the president, are you intimidated by this. >> intimidate, what will he do? why would you be intimidated by the president removing security clearance. >> i still have my cl

michael bender, you were there. let's watch. >> you know, in soccer, we have the referee and they have cards. yellow cards and red cards. yellow card is a warning. >> right. >> and when you want to kick out someone -- >> oh. >> that's true. that's very good. >> this could be yours for -- >> i don't know. >> i like that. i like that. >> next media session. >> thank you. very much. con xwranlg la congratulations. >> thank you very much, everybody. appreciate it. >> mr. president? mr. president? >> the wall. >> thank you. >> yeah. the wall will be paid for very easily. by mexico. it will ultimately be paid for by mexico. >> i think google is really taken advantage of a lot of people and i think that's a very serious thing and a very serious charge. i think what google and what others are doing, if you look at what's going on at twitter, if you look at when's going on in facebook, they better be careful because you can't do that to people. you can't do it. we have tremendous -- we have literally thousands and thousands

now, obviously bender had not been that silenced given that he, a, was able to tell gray barker about it and, b, publish his own book about it in 1962, in which he explains that it is not the martians or the venutians. in actual fact, he had been taken for a ride in a flying saucer to the south pole by grizzly, monster-like aliens from the planet kasak, wherever that might be. despite the -- let's be generous and say scepticism with which we might greet albert bender's story, the idea that government agents and these sinister men in black are working to hide true information really gains popularity and it really takes off going through the '60s and '70s. and there's an interesting phenomenon going on with just the men in black themselves in that quite often they're characterized as all together human agents of the state, but at the same time they're given many inhuman or unearthly characteristics, characteristics that very often ally the difference between the scientific and supernatural explanations we've been talking about. quite often, almost demonic powers are ascribed to the men

we have seen a couple of funder benders. i did tell you i would bring you your bridge drive times. look at it this way. westbound you are looking at about seven minutes towards the san mateo bridge. the bay bridge toll plaza, metering lightsn'o turn off somf those lanes we work to see some of that typical slowing. back to you. >> all right. thanks. >>> today marks 20 years since the u.s. embassy bombing. senior state department officials will gather are survi survivors and families of victims. suicide bombers drove pickup trucks loaded with explosives to two east african cities. the two bombings killed more than 200 people including 12 americans. >>> it is 4:48 now. more women coming forward in the case accused of sexual misconduct. pushing a second lawsuit on behalf of a dozen women. some of the allegations include him taking pictures of his patients general -- >> i hibernated this experience in the back of my mind for decades. public awareness of his decades of abuse is confirmation of my experience but the hundreds of other victims of his abuse. >> u.s. c says she agree today se

obviously, bender had not been that silenced, given that he was able to tell gray barker about it and publish his own book about that in 19 32, in which he explained that it is not the martians or the conditions, in actual fact, he had been taken for a ride in a flying saucer to the south pole by grizzly monster like aliens from the planet kavick, wherever that might be. despite the skepticism, the idea that government agents and the sinister men in black are working to hide true information really gained popularity, and it really takes off going through the 60s and 70s. there is an interesting phenomenon going on with just the men in black themselves, and that quite often and they are characterized as human agents of the state. at the same time, they are often given many inhuman or unearthly characteristics, characteristics that show the difference between the scientific and supernatural explanations we have been talking about. they quite often -- describe the demonic powers described to the minute block, walking as if they are not from this earth, not blinking, unnatural powers of p

>> we were seeing what looked to be a minor fender bender. i want to show you, you can see your alternate route for that bay bridge would be the san mateo bridge that is being effected so far. we are seeing a lot of slowing. that is because of the shooteas. we are haerg reports one lane is now open on the eastbound side of the bay bridge. i want to get to that right now. you can see that police activity is right there and we have a reporter on the scene and although we are getting reports that one lane is open it looks like it might be at a complete standstill. expect no heavy delays. no delays on when it will be open. if you're on the eastbound side we are not seeing any delays there. we are not seeing an impact on our commute. lanes of the bay bridge. follow us on twitter if you have an up day. we'l have more updates as they become available. >> thank now. in indeknee th-- indonesia 91 people died. many survivors evacuated to local beaches with hopes of being picked up by boats from the island. authorities say the number dead is certain to

eight months ago what started as a minor fender bender on the g.w. parkway turned into a deadly police pursuit. u.s. park police officers shot an killed 25-year-old bijan ghaisar. he was not armed. ghaisar's family is frustrated and say federal officials refuse to e details in the case. news 4 owes david culver explains why the family thinks $25 million could help prevent similar encounters. >> james ghaisar counts down the days and it'sl. pain >> it's day 259, and there has not been a day that i have not cried multiple times, closing my office door or at home in the morning or afternoon. >> eightgo months his son bijan ghaisar shot and killed on fortt hunt rod. >> let's not forget that this whole thing started after bijan was the victim, the victim of a rear-end collision in which absolutely no one was hurt. >> what happened after that initial fender bender caught on fairfax county police important to note they were assisting u.s. park police in this pursuit. the video shows ghaisar's jeep heopping twice during pursuit and continuing to drive as pol

side,he bender. see a few right now, not giving too many details and i haven't seen any swellings. hopefully that isn't a major accident we have to worry bay plaza, even we've already got a nice little backup going on here. i don't think the metering lights is on yet, but this typically happens for 20 minutes and then clears out. >>> we've got the latest on the wildfire battle across california. more evacuations ordered as flames move east towards clear lake. so far, 125,000 acres have burned. 39% contained. >> we were in lake county overnight as firefighters were struggling to beat those wildfires. >> reporter: flames reached high into the night sky unfettered by any airdrops because planes and helicopters don't fly at night. fire trucks took up positions near just about every home for several miles. this is the river fire. throughout the afternoon we watched as crewed threw everything they had at this fire. one of the biggest assets they brought in is the jumbo jet fire retarder. >> this fire has been challenging since day one. due to the dryness of our fuels as well as the weath

he reeked of alcohol and clearly had been on some type of bender and was in terrible shape.ou hope he can work through his issues. you hope he can work through his issues. >>> definitely. >> jen's decision to not speak to the press isn't that t >rp >> today, r r. arriviarrivinp arriving sed his newly leading lady claire foy. they signed autographs for italian fans. ryan took selfies and quickly took directions from photographers. >> thank you. >> the festival often launches the awards season film favorites. ryan's new movie "first man" he plays neil armstrong, teamed with damien chazelle, director of "la la land." what he's looking for in his new director, ryan broke some news -- >> good hair. good hair is important. strong head of hair. >> i have no idea about that. >> but your head is real shiny. >> it always is >>> coming up -- "e.t.'s" greatest moments with michael jackson and how sister janet is paying tribute on his 60th birthday. >> are you ready? >>> plus, justin bieber and hailey baldwin, who they met with that has people thinking they're racing to the >>> "e.t." is

we have a couple spots with minor fender benders. details coming up. >>> plus, closures for families of victims killed in the ghostship warehouse fire. what we could see in the courtroom. >> we found hunshese toxic percolation ponds. in some plng and have reached once clean underground water. >>> it is thursday morning. and here we're pulling back the curtains over san jose. we're looking there live, and it is a cool start to this morning. we know it might be close to blazing hot later this afternoon. that is not a meteorological term. we'll check with the expert in a moment. i'm kris sanchez. laura garcia is off. >> i'm marcus washington. we'll get to traffic in a at the forecast, today will bnd maybe the smokiest as well. unfortunately. here's a live look outside in san jose this morning. let's head to east san jose to evergreen and see how the temperatures shape up for today. as you can see, it's going to be hot. quickly making it into the low 90s early this afternoon. here's a look at all of our microclimates. we're going to see

. >> let's bring in michael bender, the white house reporter for the "wall street journal" who broke the story about the president's apparent disgust with the tv coverage of senator mccain's death and his change over to praising him. mike, thanks so much for being here. so, let's talk about the chronology of how this all happened. the president started the day yesterday. it sounds like pretty dug in that he didn't want to say anything particularly nice about john mccain. then what happened? >> yeah, that's right. it was the second day that white house officials were trying to urge him to say some kind words about former senator mccain and to sign this proclamation that would keep the flags lowered for more than just the two days that are required under the flag code. and then the -- as you mentioned earlier, the president saw the wall to wall coverage of his decision. and i was in the white house yesterday. he refused repeated attempts to say something nice about john mccain, which just fueled the coverage on a day when the white house thought it had some pretty good news to share wh

could have been a lot worse, thankfully it was just a fender bender and nothing >>> [ bleep ]. >> there's something in the bag. >> what's in the bag? >> you tell me. >> it was making noise. >> puppies. >> kittens. >> that's savannah, she's an animal rescue volunteer. and a man walking past let her know he heard noises in the bushes. when she went to check it out she found the bag and opened it. [ speaking foreign language ] >> and one by one, she pulls the puppies out. >> three puppies! >> it just doesn't makes sense to me. it never makes sense. >> they're are clearly people that are willing to take them no questions asked. >> and savannah got right to it. she said the men got -- s. >> it's a real sucky start but they look like they're in good hands right now and how fun is it going to be for her to bottle-feed them every day. >> i mean, come on, that's adorable. >> they're super adorable. it looks like they've made a new mama friend too. >> the dog was like, i don't know where these just came from, but i'll do my best. >> well, this queensland police office her no idea what he was in for

it is back to school season which means teachers are enjoying their last few day-drinking benders, parentsning target into a scene from the purge and kids are taking their final pees in the pool. and thaks to the trump administration, this year even con artests are going back to scl. >> the trump administration will rescind obama era policy meant to protect students from abusive practices by for profit schools and colleges. today education secretary betsy de vos says she plans to fully repeal a rule that targeted scales that failed to prepare students for gainful employment. and now argue the rule wasn't backed up by research and created burdensome reporting requirements. >> trevor: how can people be this evil? like it's bad enough that there are scam schools that take students' money and don't teach them properly but now trump will subsidize those scam schools with taxpayer money. like it feels like there is nothing this administration won't deregulate. and i wouldn't be surprise if trump eventually deregulates email scams. just all these nigerian-- i can't find any, trump stole my money,

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authorities have fought back by tightening restrictions on street benders and trying to control cruise the challenge will be balancing the income that the tourists bring with protecting just what makes towns like this so special. stay with me on bbc news. i will be back with the business briefing in just a few moments. i will see you very soon. hello. well, wednesday promises to be a find they once again across southern and central areas of the uk. we will see seems like this, a lovely picture from tuesday around the document, the blue skies and the skyscrapers. but northern parts of the uk have been wet in the last few hours. it has also been very lucky. we still have that wall coming in all the way from the azores here. see those orange and yellow colours, that subtropical air, so temperatures are still in the high teens across the south of the uk. but as we go through the course of the night, this weatherfront but as we go through the course of the night, this weather front will be moving through. so cool and cooler conditions will be stepping into scotland and northern ireland even

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. >> we are starting to see a couple of minor fender benders out there. an overall look at the bay area. however along 680 we have not one but two crashes that just popped up. this is during the break hour. the number two lane is blocked. i saw another one pop up as well. don't be surprised if you catch slowing between those two areas. i will check it out and see what's going on with this second crash. i know this initial crash is blocking the number two lane. as far as your bay bridge toll plaza we haven't seen the metering lights go on just yet. we might get an extension. back to you. >> all right. thanks. >>> 5:31 right now. one of the largest music festivals in the country kicking off today in san francisco. talking about outside lands and thousands are expected to flock to the area for this big event. >> we are live with what we can expect for this year's festival. we heard folks saying it is a little different this year. what you got? >> good morn to go you. as you mentioned, there is the first of three days of really good music and all kinds of thi

we had several fender benders. it recovered along northbound 101. something that is causing delays in the tri-valley. it is a bit of a traffic hazard. it looks like the right hand shoulder blocked and left hand shoulder is blocked. there might be debris. oh rn as i speak it is clearing up. southbound 680 from 580 looking at about 14 minutesme. the bay bridge toll plaza, yes, we have delays. back to you. >> thank you very much. >>> coming up a quick look at top stories here including the latest on the wild fires that continue to break records where the fire fight stands this morning. >>> we are live where this memorial for a mother and her daughter killed in a house fire continues to grow. they say they are searching for a killer. the latest on this case coming up. >>> they will honor dwight clark with a helmet decal of number 87. there will be a statue many his honor as well. >>> in a few hours they will do. six people died. we'll be right back. in the bay-- now to those treacherous fires tearing across parts of our state: >>> welcome back. before y

as that one was cleared out of the way, there was another fender bender.thbound oakland. and highway 24 is also pretty bad. enthis is because of a commission -- and that is because of a collision. and that say disabled van. you can see the traffic just kind inching along there. and the same story on the sam te'o bridge bridge this is as you get off the highway on the peninsula. so on the other side of the bridge. we'll show you a live picture from the bay bridge toll camera on the ground there. the overahead camera is not work. but this has been biggest, most uneventful part of the commute. 8:32. >>> we're staying on top of the breaking news this morning. a little more than two hours ago investigators in iowa said they found the body believed to be 20-year-old mollie tibbetts. the university of iowa student has been missing for a month and has bay area ties. she tanned elementary school -- she attend elementary school in piedmont for a couple of years. there will be a media briefing for 2:00 specific time this afternoon. >>> a colorado man accused of killi

michael bender and william baldwin writing it was president trump telling trade negotiators to take theime they need to strike a deal on overhauling the north american free trade agreement and put pressure on canada. the remarks at the cabinet meeting thursday came as senior mexican officials were in washington to discuss new nafta rules for the auto industry and higher labor standards at the demand of u.s. lawmakers. "i am in no rush," president trump said of nafta. on the republican line, margie, pennsylvania is next. hello. caller: good morning. i thought the most important story was the john brennan security clearance situation and mostly because almost every business in the country, i would think, if you leave the business, you turn in your keys and all your files and i did not really get an explanation from all the talking heads as to why he and evidently dozens of others still have security clearances. people who are let go are not happy people. the comment that it is a .ourtesy doesn't ring true why would you jeopardize the security of the country so you don't hurt someone's fee

a little fender bender on the shoulder. there is also a light pole that's down near it. we may have a lane closure to tell you about. i'll let you know if it is a big deal. on the shoulder from the earlier crash. everything looks great as far as speed sensors go. a little slowing. typical for sensors coming off of 205. a disabled vehicle may be there just slowing towards the bay bridge toll plaza. no mass transit delays reporting. back to you. >> all right. thanks. >>> it could be a pivotal day. prosecutors are coming together in southern california. the district attorney will also be there. today bob is live with the possible bay area charges the suspect could face. good morning. >> good morning. the district attorney's office has not commented yet but they believe deanglo is also the east area rapist. he allegedly rain ra-- raped eit women. this is in addition to more than 40 other women state wide. he has been charged with 13 murders across the state. while we know the statute of limitations there is no for kidnapping and torture. it is possible they could bring up th

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cleared out a coupleover fender benders that happened early on. we did have stalled vehicles right before the bay bridge that has been moved out. i have this live picture. look at that. it's 5:30. that's around the time the metering lights come on. this is your early morning kplut. that back up is very real. back to you. >> thank you. >>> our coverage continues this morning on the devastating wild fires burning across northern california. right now we are monitoring new flare ups in the complex wild fires. overnight more homes burned as firefighters raced to contain these fast moving flames. here is the latest numbers from the mendocino fires. the fire currently at more than 80,000 acres, that is four times the size of concord, 22% contained. thousands are in the path of the flames today. we have had updates all week. you talk today cal fire. what did they have to say? we are near highway 29 where the fire activity kicked up burning some homes. behind me you can see fires still burning. take a look at how destructive it has been. here is a report

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no major crashes or minor fender benders. you might encounter construction spots. i spoke too soon. this one just popped up. i will find out what that's about. remember i said the metering lights turn on at about 5:31. metering lights are officially on. i have been checking for your traffic all weekend long. i have a good grip on the timing. i know you're all wondering what your weather will be like for the rest of the week. >> yeah. today will be the air quality. we have wild fires burning across the whole state. the largest one in southern california. we also have the ferguson fire. what's effecting us the most would be the car fire farther to the north and mendocino complex fire. it burned a lot of acreage. still going to see lots of smoke. it is a spare the air alert day. the drifts of smoke and high levels of ozone will make it unhealthy for young people and the elderly. limit your time outside today. the north bay as well as the bay and the coast and the south bay will have moderate air quality today. it will unfortunately get worse. we also have an extreme fire danger for tod

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. >> let's discuss cnn contributor frank bruni of "the new york times," and analyst michael bender of "the wall street journal." gentlemen, good evening. according to omarosa's conversation, it happened four days after she was fired. so, if she was so bad as they say they had to fire her, why did donald trump's daughter-in-law want her speaking on the campaign's behalf? what am i missing? >> well, i'm not sure the thrust of that is we want you to speak on the campaign's behalf. i think the thrust is we want you to say only positive things. omarosa, while she has huge credibility problems is telling the truth this had the feel of and was probably a form of hush money. it was saying, we've got a cushy job for you. if you do this and make speeches only positive things, only positive things, then everything will be fine. that's what's going on. it's not about them finding her to be unusually competent. it's not them wanting her out there doing what she's doing now on her book tour. >> i was mimicking the conversation. oh, yes, yes. so, michael, listen, on this call lara trump even admits

and michael bender of "the wall street journal." good evening. so frank, according to omarosa's conversation, it happened four days after she was fired. so if she was so bad as they say they had to fire her, why did donald trump's daughter-in-law want her speaking on the campaign's behalf? what am i missing? >> well, i'm not sure the thrust of that is we want you to speak on the campaign's behalf. i think the thrust is we want you to say only positive things. i think this had the feel of and probably was the form of hush money. it was saying we have a job for you. we're going to replicate your salary. they're saying this is what you were making in the white house. if you do this and make speeches only positive things, everything will be fine. that's what's going on. it's not about them finding her to be unusually competent. it's them not wanting her doing what she's doing. >> i was mimicking the conversation there. oh, yeah. it's fine. michael, on this call lara trump admits they want omarosa to stay silent and say nice things about the president

him said really, the guy who ran for president, this is the car you drive and he had this fender bender and someone had run into his car. in that respect he was an average guy but he would joke with the press and, as ed henry said, spar with you and go back and forth but he could be tough as well. john: chad pegram, a capitol hill producer who has known john mccain for while, a couple of decades there in washington. thank you, chad alicea joins us now and she is in. next, arizona outside the arizona state house. alicea. reporter: hello, john. a sign that this was so expected is that things started to move in pretty quick fashion. after senator john mccain left this earth we saw the flags behind me at the capital building in arizona be lowered to half staff. the pow staff went down first, down there on his own for little while and then we saw it followed by the american flag. and then the arizona fight. we started to get the outpouring of love and prayers for his family and for his family that is now in morning, of course. we heard from cindy mccain, his wife, of 38 years and she said my

the ramp to go west, on 66, a fender bender. a lot of polic activity on the beltway outer loop. local lanes down on the wood row wilson bridge, we'll hear what's going on. back to you. >> jack, thank you. >>> we're staying onop of the breaking news about the missing 12-year-old girl from china.ia virgtate police say jinjing ma is in extreme danger. here's a picture of her. she's 4'11", with brown eyes and black hair. she is visiting from china. >> reporter: we know that jinjing w ma at reagan national at 8:15 in the morningx what happened is a mystery. we have the last images of her and the two adults that may be with her.fi t, a look here at jinjing. she is 4'11", 90 pounds, 12 years old. the u.s.raveling in with a tour group from china. we have a new image of a man and woman at reagan national. that woman is suspected in jinjing's disappearance. image, too, of jinjing and the woman together. the woman wearing the bck dress. she's described as middle aged and asian. they may c havenged clothes, jinjing and that woman at the airport, before going out of view of surveillance came

there is a fender bender that may be affecting your drive time. westbound 580 from grant line road to 680, 23 minutes and then slowing continues along westbound 84. slight slowing, about ten minutes. i'm going to check on that crash and get back with you in just a bit. >>> making rvs smarter. the tech upgrade that could make your family safer. >>> we're seeing dramatic new video of a dust storm in arizona. the impact on air travel that could impact you here. >>> later a warning for anyone who has a fortnite fan in the home. you're watching "today in the bay." (time check ( >>> at 6:14 on this friday morning, clear skies start overlooking the santa clara valley. temperatures are close to 60. later on mid 80s. could we see 90s in your weekend forecast? we'll check coming up. >>> that's what you want to see on a friday morning as you're getting ready for your weekend. this is the last day of the work week. the bay bridge toll plaza is doing your a favor, no metering lights just yet. >>> we have breaking business news. china says it's preparing to ret

we've had several fender-benders, but not a fatality or injury. i'm afraid that's coming up. enforcement of the rules will get to these people. the internet has driven this phenomenon for the last 1 1/2 years. thank you. >> chairman brinkman: thank you. next speaker, please. >> sara baum. she's the last person that submitted a speaker card, however i'm not seeing any movement. >> chairman brinkman: any more public comment on this item? no. no more public comment? seeing none, public comment is closed. it sounds like what we have before us is the steps we can take, which is not as much as the neighbors want, but it's the steps that we have in front of us right now. if directors have other suggestions, something that you -- >> i would just say that i think, one, checking with the planning department. it doesn't sound like -- whether or not to look at the zoning on this block for this house. if they own the house and they're not doing commercial activity and they're not complaint, it's not illegal to own a house you don't live in. maybe if there is anything else in that, it woul

>> i mean, when i was around 7 years old, my mom kind of went off on a bender for a couple of years,and drugging and dating less than desirable men. one of those less than desirable men tried to kill her on christmas eve. >> hm-mm. >> while me and my brother were in the house. that was fun. >> i'm so sorry. >> yeah, you know we shrug, but it's a lot of pain, you cannot fix it. but, yeah, i get it. >> i appreciate you listening to me because a lot of people that may have knew your daughter or share the same ideals that she had, would probably want to kill me. can i ask you something, ma'am? >> yes. >> it was pretty common ry -- revolving around the nationalist movement that she didn't die from injury from the car accident, she died from a heart attack, is that true? >> the medical examiner's report said blunt force trauma to the abdomen, was the cause of the death. so, yes, her heart did stop because of the impact of the car, not because of the heart attack. jason kessler was in the courtroom and he know what the medical examiner said blunt hea attack theory. >> that's pretty [ bleep

trial, his name comes up quite a bit because the mueller team has been interviewing a handful of benders that received international wire transfers from manafort allegedly from these accounts hidden from the irs and filled with money from ukrainian political clients. some of those vendors say they have never heard the name rick gates. others said they were familiar with gates and that's important because the manafort defense hinges on convincing jurors that paul manafort was the boss. he didn't handle bills. that was gates. gates is expected to testify, even though the mueller team said they might not call him. so we should see him here no alexandria by the end of next week, shep. >> shepard: the big focus on manafort's spending, peter. >> right. he allegedly had millions of dollars in multiple accounts located in cypress that even his bookkeeper in southern california didn't know about. we heard about this today. witness number 12, heather washkun from the ssb firm, she said she didn't know manafort had any international accounts because he never told her. so when he is ordering a blaze

there was an earlier fender bender, and now there is debris. it's being reported as a bumper in the lanes. people are hopefully slowing down and being safe. we're seeing a crash along northbound 680. two lanes are blocked. they have managed tod clear out the lanes. no major slowing there. we're seeing another crash along westbound 580. no slowing there just yet. back to you. >>> coming up next, another side effect of california's devastating wildfire season. the reason why it could take tb p in burn zones this year. >>> how scary it is that abl to into doing something be back. >> later, a disturbing warning for parents with kids who play the popular game fortnite coming up at 5:24. how scammers are getting ahold of your personal information through your kids. maybe you could save energy by weaving your own shoes... out of flax. or simply adjust your thermostat. do your thing, with energy upgrade california. >>> good friday morning. you can see around sunnyvale we'll have temperatures rising into the low 80s. 90s though this weekend. look at tha

>> when i was around 7 years old, my mom kind of went off on a bender for a couple years drinking andrugging and dating less than desirable men. one of those less than desirable men tried to kill her on christmas eve while me and my brother were in the house. that was fun. >> i'm so sorry. i know we shrug, but it's a lot of pain. it's just like you can't fix it, but yeah, i get it. >> well, i appreciate you listening to me because eye lot of people that may have knew your daughter or share the same ideals she had would probably want to kill me. can i ask you something, ma'am? >> yes. >> it was pretty common sentiment revolving a rational nationalist movement that she didn't die from injuries from the car accident. she died from a heart attack. is that true? >> the medical examiner's report says blunt force trauma to the abdomen was the cause of death. so, yes, her heart did stop, but it stopped because she was hit by the car. >> not because of a heart attack? >> not because of a heart attack. you know, jason kessler was in the courtroom and he knows that the medical examiner's report