it was not christopher taft. why, then, would chris confess to the crime?had told the truth, but did the interrogation tapes tell a different story? here, again, is keith morrison. ♪ >> more than a dozen years after her daughter's murder, the ground beyond her feet were quaking. dna tests revealed none of imp kated confessed murder of christopher kaft, but pointed to a mystery man still at large. and the woman who relentlessly prodded the police to find her daughter's killer began to doubt everything the detectives had been telling her. >> for 13 years, they had me confessed chris was the murder. they said, he confessed, he confessed. >> but, was it a real confession? she asked for, and got, a complete set of the videotape confessions. what she saw amazed her. by this time, she knew more than she did a decade before, knew, for example, the then detective, who ran the interviews, was a school resource officer, well-known to a young chris. >> i trust you, and hopefully you trust me, okay? >> ferman told chris, trust me, chris, you got to trust me, okay, we go

. >> i came on holiday and i met christopher and we just hit it off. >> reporter: christopher wright, a real estate developer lived in the same loft building as bianca's friend. there was a party in the building, bianca was invited. in one night you knew? >> yeah. yeah. >> reporter: to anyone watching, it was an obvious perfect match. friends and loft neighbors dave and lisa mccammon. >> b's so lovely and kind of quirky. i think she brought that playfulness out in chris. >> he was a positive guy before. he was ecstatic after. >> reporter: it was true, blind, passionate love that drove bianca to give up everything she had known her whole life back in england and move here to utah to be with chris, where six months after that first moment they laid eyes on each other they were married. >> he made me feel very safe. >> reporter: her protector and incurable romantic. >> this is a guy who cries always through romantic movies. >> reporter: it didn't take long for bianca to become firmly entrenched in loft living. >> academics, airline pilots, physicians, documentary filmmaker, olympic speed

christopher zook, do you like italy? christopher: i like things that are distressed.'t like things that are chaotic. you have a situation that you could not make up of italian government deciding they don't have to follow the rules. people not wanting to meet because they don't have time in order to reconcile these issues. speaking of the two leaders and italy. there's a good chance that the italian government is going to have to be revamped. that is going to cost italy have to give into the eu. that is going to create more chaos, but it is going to create significant opportunity for investors who are willing to step in. inid: we have seen this europe from the netherlands, to france, to germany. is the market properly discounting that kind of turmoil? christopher: i don't think it is discounting it enough yet, but there will be a time. one of the advantages of being able to be opportunistic is when that spread blows out and people are just running for the hills, that is going to be an opportunity to step in. the market is not counting how bad this could get. alix: for

political strategist and a former advisor to hillary clinton's two presidential campaigns we also have christopher baron he is president of right turn strategies and we have rena shah she's a republican strategist and a principal and relax strategies are a cross-like rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate richard you know i'm going to go to you first. hillary clinton's she wanted out of the woods and had a interview and talked about civility which was pretty hard for me to swallow and then a former attorney general kick them i mean i can understand why people accuse donald trump of pulling down the discourse and that would be fair ok but should these two other figures be doing this as well go ahead richard as a point of reference donald trump said to his supporters if you see a protester punch him and i'll pay your legal fees so that's it's kind of a baseline ok i already richard i did i would i actually gave you i already gave you that i already gave you that ok but why understand why it's holiness and only clinton doing it go ahead get. i would urge y

christoph: u.s.armaker general motors has reported third-quarter earnings and they are better than expected. earnings stood at $2.5 billion, up from a loss of $3 billion one year ago. gm sold fewer cars in north america than in the previous year but benefited from sales of higher-priced suv's and trucks in china. the company is also increasing its cost-cutting efforts by offering buyouts to 18,000 white-collar workers. now let's bring in our wall street correspondent jens korte here. jens, gm is ramping up its cost-cutting efforts, it is importing -- reportingng high profits. wall street is very excited, i assume. jens: the stock of gm popped up by a good 9% just here in the wednesday session. the u.s. car industry in general actually did face some major headwinds with tariffs on steel and aluminum. costs increase for carmakers. that was also true for general motors. we are in an environment of rising interest rates, meaning if u.s. consumers want to finance their new vehicles, it becomes more expens

christopher what would you say to that. i mean i tend to disagree i think i mean the press i mean if you just look at the headlines the narratives the way things are covered the president trumps credit here's a here's a guy who's been attacked from every six every which angle leading up to the election rippy at war with republicans with democrats anyone because people are so distrustful of the establishment of media and know the way things are covered and every single day it's a hit piece on him every single day it's negative media coverage and i think it's finally backfired whether it's c.n.n. people crawling into potholes and pretending like this crime is worse than it is it's just it's become so ridiculous it's real i know i know it i know and so. so i just. didn't tell me about it i live in russia and i watch with c.n.n. and then most of the season it's about i do mean. well good fiction not bad fiction i would say what i. had brought i just got bryan in and jump in because you're the odd man out. when you when you have

so are your dismissive of it oh you want to change it or get rid of it go ahead christopher well and by the way that's what that we've seen from democrats and first off donald trump won seven of the ten largest states in the country so this idea that he only won because of west virginia and kansas is ridiculous secondly we've heard that ok it's getting a little bit more energized the kavanaugh thing certainly energized a lot of people for me personally it was one of the most horrific thing public spectacles i've ever seen in my life i could not believe my eyes it was so horrifically horrible is so many different ways christopher. yeah i would say one thing if this election were held in july democrats would have picked up sixty to seventy seats in the house it would been a complete and total wipeout the democrats can't get any more juice out of that lemon essential either most voters were as motivated as they could possibly the cabinet hearings were a complete and total political mis played by democrats i talk to campaigns all across the country republicans are seeing a surge in enthu

seat innings really really nice warm fuzzy things and now they're going to play tough go ahead christopher. i was going to say first off it is hilarious for us for us to pretend the democrats have always been so civil look it was hillary clinton who took the unprecedented step of actually running not just against donald trump but it's running against the people who supported donald trump never before have we had a major presidential candidate campaigning against voters not against her opponent not against his policy one but can't believe she was by three depressive and. she's not president i know you guys are so upset about the rules but every time we win you guys want to change the rules here's what i would recommend you do i would recommend that you guys not try to outrun trump because you're never going to be valuable to it as sort of really really want to have a discussion about the policy that's fine that's just like the questions i sent out through my producers as a asymmetrical thing this is what donald trump and that's does and the democrats don't understand can't comprehend it and

let me go to christopher before we go to the break here but that's what they said about the tea party didn't they all right and that was the one i mean one of them a lot is that what you thought when you saw the. when you saw that when you saw the tea party when you saw the tea party gathering and being upset about the policies of barack obama and what was happening in washington we heard about how awful the tea party was and how it was a mob and now we have actual mobs out there banging on the doors of the supreme court throwing things at people attacking people we're seeing violence and we're not supposed to call it a mob it's pure gaslighting be honest about what it is it's ugly it's absolutely ugly and you shouldn't be trying to turn a blind eye to it and you turn to i got to go i got to go to a hard break here after our short break we'll continue our discussion on whether the mob rules state with r.t. . you know world's big. new law and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we ne

ahead christopher in washington. i think you're correct i think that the real loser here is the american citizen in terms of the faith in the process their faith in what's true what's not true i think the truth is the furthest thing from the interest of all these tribal tribal forces i think you're right peter there's almost kind of puts you in this default position of which tribal side am i going to gravitate to in the way that news is presented it's so viciously partisan one way or the other and in terms of that now in terms of. some of the other commentary that was just presented i would agree that you know what why are they trying to advance this because they're politicians who don't care about anything except for getting what they want it's it's hypocrisy we know that but the question is how has the way this been presented has it been healthy and i think it's not because truth is not what's being sought here. robert you know in looking at this whole thing i think it's gone down to performance anger and destructi

christoph eibl. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ a new twist in that china hacking story.artment of homeland security says it has no reason to doubt big tex denials that microchips were inserted into american computer networks. bloomberg's michael o'rielly in washington dc with more. dhs saying have there is no reason to believe that they found absolutely no copper meisner systems. ichael: it is important to say that dhs's statement doesn't give us any reason to doubt our reporting. it was based on over one year's worth of reporting. we found sources inside the intelligence community both in the u.s. and other countries, sources inside of law enforcement and other parts of the government, that knew about this investigation and confirmed key details. it is also worth noting that we've tried very hard to find people in dhs who might know about this, and we did not have lock. there is an explanation -- did not have luck. keep in mind, this is a counter- intelligencekeep in investigatin by the fbi without the help of the intelligence community. those are very unique investigat

cultural wars i'm joined by my guest christopher i'm in washington he's a republican strategist in los angeles we have robert barnes he is a trial lawyer in criminal and constitutional law and in chad going to go we cross to brian joyce he's the host of the brian joyce show all right jim cross talk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it who gets the go first of all the guy that got up early is for this program that means it's robert. ok it's talk about the brett kavanaugh thing in a much broader cultural and political sense. here what does it represent to you because i can i i am even willing to admit my introduction is a bit over the top but i'm trying to make a point here because it does seem like we're in an era an epoch where one wins one loses and that is not part of the american tradition go ahead robert. no doubt we have these evidentiary standards and due process standards and legal standards that we've created over hundreds of years in the united states and basically all of them are being scratched and scrapped overnight and what

christopher: is a very binary outcome.xit, as the case is for most of europe, is that a messy compromise is a great at the 11th -- agreed at the 11th hour, whenever that deadline happens to be in the weekend summit. the problem theresa may faces is she has been dealt a weak hand. she is trying to square a circle in terms of restricting movement of some goods while retaining market access to the european union, and faces a difficult test at home from any agreement she brings back from brussels. the question is, can she get it through her parliament? the baseline case, there will be , some kindcompromise of review of goods across the northern ireland border in return from some other softening of recognition of mutual recognition of regulatory bodies. compromise that is messy enough that allows the political forces within the u.k. and the european union to bless a temporary transition. that is certainly not a done deal. for an investor who can't count on that, many have been planning for the worst, setting up operations on th

director christopher ray officials confirmed that the investigation is still ongoing they can for also confirm that cesar say och is the suspect that has been arrested and is currently in custody attorney general jeff sessions said the suspect has been charged with five federal crime so far but that number may change he also added that they carry the charges at the moment they carry fifty eight years in prison f.b.i. director christopher ray also came to the podium and addressed some of the issues he said thirteen explosive devices have been sent to individuals but warned there may be further suspicious packages so this is still very much an ongoing investigation and i suggest that we now go to my schrader she is in our d.c. office and we're hoping to catch up with her right now all right meyer good to see you you've listened in this is not the end of the road. absolutely not what we're still waiting to hear is really what this this perpetrator's motive was now certainly we can draw some conclusions and make some assumptions based on some evidence that was collected and based on the pe

christophe explains a v.w. added a few technological highlights into the corrado mix hoping to create a marketing range of the corrado as a high tech vehicle it boasted the most powerful engine and is history whether one point eight leaders four cylinders and a g. lot or super charger putting out one hundred sixty horsepower. and to keep all four wheels on the ground it was graced with a retractable rear spoiler like the new porsche nine eleven. so the fastest way to draw admiring glances was to drive up to the village disco in a corrado g. sixty christophersen sure that was the precise immediately w. was aiming for the money profile before state but even he had got such a. listing at forty two thousand five hundred marks the v.w. colorado cost about as much as a five series beamer or a mercedes e. class out of reach for most of its young target buyers when purchased secondhand many colorados were chewed up by tuners and customizers widened lowered and souped up. joining that annoying christiane doesn't think t

that was ken christopher, a garlic farmer from gilroy, california.ly how artificial intelligence is making inroads into the medical industry as well as several hospitality sectors, and the global company liquidnet is looking to use ai global company liquidnet is looking to use al to create the same impact in the investment market. i spoke to the founder and chief executive of liquidnet and asked him which histories could benefit from technology leveraging. technology is a great enabler in this world today, so you see that technology is really destructive, and it has made more efficient the service and hospitality and shopping industries. but as far as liquidnet goes, we have a real problem in terms of what you know, where all the people like us you know, where all the people like us put our money, our pension funds, our investments, our retirement savings. it is across the board. our focus is really helping those asset managers perform better, leveraging this technology. on the flipside, we are also having a lot of geopolitical and trade problems, se

back to you, christopher conover. much voter interest do you see or people taking about this race, is it getting a lot of attention? >> oh, sure. everywhere you go, people are talking about this racyoe. can't escape it. it's on your tv if you're tching commercial tv, every ad break, and that's almost all you see during the ad breaks. in coffee evops anerything else, that's what people are talking about. arizona is big early voting state. early ballots went out a month ago and at this point i looked at the numbers before we all sat down, about 50% of early ballots ck at this point. >> woodruff: chas sisk, in tennessee, what kind of voter interest engement are you seeing? >> it's definitely very high. just as in h-h-, definitely every ad break is full of commercials by the two candidates as well as a competitive goveor's race in tennessee. that's pushed voting up over a million people. this is a sta of 60 million people, 4 million voters, total, so a million have already goneou and cast ballots. you see lines at the vot

daily caller editor-in-chief christopher bedford and judicial watch's chris farrow join us tonight toe us their take on the so-called collusion investigation. we begin with breaking news, federal authorities have arrested a utah man for sending poisonous letter to pentagon, william clyde allen, served in the navy and left service in 2002, motives remains under investigation. capitol hill police also making an arrest tonight of a democratic staffer, a democratic staffer who posted private and identifying information of u.s. senators on the internet. the man has been identified as jackson cosco, he works for congresswoman sheila jackson lee, a democrat. our top story tonight fox news has confirmed that the fbi supplemental report of the investigation into judge kavanaugh expected to be sent to the white house before being handed over to the senate where it will be held we are told in a safe, one copy, once the report does arrive at the senate all 100 senators and a handful of staffers will be allowed to read it upon request. all eyes also on the senate majority leader mitch mcconnell pr

trump's nominee, christopher columbus? or obama's nominee, marco polo? >> probably obama's. >> and why do you think marco polo would be a better supreme court justice? >> i just feel like -- he's like morrell, i feel like. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: a better swimmer. all right. tonight on the show we have music from nct 127. regina hall is here. we'll be right back with john goodman! ♪ my love has come along ♪ my lonely days are over at last. applebee's new neighborhood pastas. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. ♪ they work togetherf doing important stuff. the hitch? like you, your cells get hungry. feed them... with centrum micronutrients. restoring your awesome, daily. centrum. feed your cells. the mercedes-benz of tomorrow will transform not just the automobile, but mobility itself. an autonomous-thinking vehicle protecting those inside and out. and it's the mercedes-benz of today that will help us get there. the 2019 e-class, with innovations that will change the way we drive from this day forward. visit your local mercedes-benz deale

christopher columbus was at the center of a huge fight in san jose. on monday, the city will observe the holiday, despite a decision to remove a christopher columbus statue from city hall. we first broke the story about the relocation. robert, some people are a little confused by the city's attitude. >> reporter: well, that's true. i mean, at least the statue will find a good home. if you remember it was literally attached a number of times at city hall, city leaders brought it here to the american foundation hall. so while people here are determined to push christopher columbus as a hero, they are a little confused to hear the city is observing columbus day. >> that it seems extremely ironic too me that they're doing that. >> reporter: for san jose, it's a holiday, but one they'd rather not mention by name. there are all sorts of announcements it will be closed, but columbus day is never mentioned ever. the italian community leaders who foot to keep it at city hall find the observance strange. >> i was amazed to hear that. i was wondering if they tru

christopher: i hope -- and die down? christopher: i hope not.the -- trap the idea that the biggest kid on the block always wants to knock down the up-and-coming kid and i think that is the basis for an american policy and god help all of us, i think china needs to be brought into the mobile system of economic and political governments -- governance but it cannot do so on its own turns -- own terms. i was part of the team that negotiated china's membership with the wto and the idea that the chinese keep their word is for the birds. it is more difficult to invest in china than in this for the chinese to invest here. when i was in northern mallaby,a, sebastian virtually everything he said i agree with, he was talking about building california and people were repeating that old store that there were just go sorts of american companies, those that are being hacked by china and those that know there are being -- that know they are being hacked by china. tom: we are thrilled to have you here with mr. melody -- with mr. mallaby this morning. with sebast

christopher wray, fbi director: "there is also a possible dna connection between samples collected from pieces of two different ieds mailed in separate envelopes and a sample previously collected from sayoc in connection with an earlier arrest down in florida."then investigators tailed sayoc..tracking him on his cell phone..before making their arrest outside of an auto zone..waiting until he was in a public place to arrest him..thereby avoiding the danger of confronting him at an address associated with him.sayoc's past has been unraveling since his arrest.. revealing a dark history of at least nine arrests..including threats to blow up a florida power company.according to police reports he sent them a warning saying:"it would be worse than september 11th." sayoc has also been making threats against high profile people in the media on his twitter account..mainly directed at c-n-n journalists. even with sayoc in custody.. investigators are stressing.. it doesn't mean the threat is over.christopher wray, fbi director: "today's arrest doesn't mean we're all out of the woods. there may be o

this business i'm christopher welcome germany is pledging one billion euros to inside businesses to invest in africa the creation of the fund an ounce to during the compacts with africa summit in berlin on tuesday is aimed at getting small and medium sized companies to grow their presence on the continent along with strengthening economic ties the german government also holds that investment will curb illegal immigration to europe by creating jobs for young africans for more let's bring in jeremy gaines he's a consultant for business in west africa and runs the nigerian german energy partnership welcome germy the german government just pledging one billion euros for investments in africa is this what small and medium sized companies have been waiting for. it's most certainly a beginning christophe it's a very small beginning if we remember that the americans pledged three times that failing tricity the indians have pledged exactly the same sum for solar power in africa it's a small beginning but it marks a sea change for german government in taking africa seriously i believe now what would

joining us to discuss is christopher jeffery in london. did moscovici just pulled a mario draghi moment? moscovici is playing a clever game. we know the italian bond market is the archetypal too big to bail market. the european authorities have just as much at stake as the italians. has he pulled out a mario draghi moment? that is hard to say. mario draghi as head of the e.c.b. is the only one of the key balance sheet. going into next week, are we going to see a calming of the tensions and dialing down of the rhetoric between the european commission and the italian authorities? this is a big step in the right direction. vonnie: what does he mean when he says the european commission will not lecture italy?

director christopher wray they're not sure at this moment how many bombs are out there. we heard from the police commissioner james o'neill, with this arrest in florida new yorkers should feel safe, there won't be any more going out in the mail. at this time they're asking people to be vigilant, to still continue to report any packages that have any thing and report anything suspicious in naturement. >>> continuing coverage, breaking news in the bay area, a suspicious package found in burlingame at a u.s. postal office. it was addressed to tom steyer, a vocal critic of the trump administration policies, a billionaire and critic, they removed the package and place it had into a bomb resistant box. >> they headed to sfo and it's at the airport in a secure location and away from the public. we'll bring you any updates as you can say, junior, it's a conservative. he sent a dozen packages to democrats and nationwide. >>> allie rasmus has more on what was released. >> 56-year-old cesar sayoc has been charged with five federal crimes, they are making threats to a forearm presid

some good advice this seventy daubeny is a business news coming up with christoph shortly. and list all consuming conflict forums for power and privilege. thirty years to turn up a few battles. but canons failed to determine its outcome. in negotiations lasting many years mediators succeeded in breaching agreement. it was the birth of modern diplomacy. sixteen forty eight. took place starts oct twenty fourth do you w. . they already cut their economic growth forecasts not all the international monetary fund of the world bank are saying the stability of the global financial system is a risk at their meeting in bali the two institutions side multiple serious threats also on the show the european union agreed to curb automotive emissions by thirty five per. send in the coming years and challenge for german automakers and canada inaugurate a billion dollar business overnight with cannabis becoming a growth industry. i'm crystal cola welcome to the program the global financial system is becoming increasingly unstable that's the conclusion of a report by the international monetar

you mentioned before christopher wray, the head of the fbi, said that these 13 bombs -- they were not a hoax, right? so this wasle real deal, full stop. this should quell any sort of -- politically insenary environment. that should put that to a halt. yes? >> here's what struck me about that press conference, brook, was the presence of deputy wray. they didn't necessarily have to have the attorney general and the fbi director along with the other officials do this press conference. they did it for a reason. and i think -- >> that's a great point. >> first they did it to show that this really was the number one priority for federal law enforcement and working with their state and local partners since this event has unfolded. and so they demonstrated that they were personally attuned to what's going on and this was the highest priority for law enforcement. but i think they also really showed america what apolitical law enforcement looks like. and so here you had a republican attorney general, a republican nominated and confirmed fbi director and they were leading the case of a violent a

fbi fired and basically dismisses christopher steele as a confidential informant.they were gathering information, because he was leaking to the media. so how can congress get to the bottomki of any of this if nelle ohr is refusing to talk about the conversations she had with her husband? these are not private conversations between a husband and wife. these are conversations between an employee, a fusion gps, and an official of the department of justice. and congress should continue to demand answers from her, just as they did from james baker. maybe the person to ask about a lot of these questions is going to be around rosenstein next wednesday. he really has to answer these questions. he gave an interview to "the wall street journal," but then refused to talk to congressman meadows and other lawmakers. it is incredible. i could talk to the media, but i don't want to talk to you? >> sean: i will let you weigh in on this, john solomon, but also, you had a big breaking story yesterday. you were able to discover all of these junkets, doj, fbi guys, were taking from sp

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point mugu and in california i mean it's a relief because one christopher. looked at it. turn to today. then is what do you think and then then. i think this is great and then i think you. have. the declaration of principles said that the goal of the israeli palestinian negotiations was to establish a palestinian authority for a transitional period of up to five years. which would begin with the israeli withdrawal from the gaza strip and jericho. and israeli forces were to be redeployed outside the populated areas. the final negotiations were to start in year three. israel has to continue to be responsible for external security the safety of settlements and the overall safety of the israelis. there you submitted by your background that often before going to see you back home got obvious to hyderabad to shafi i asked the palestinian negotiating teams legal advisor in washington francis boyle to assess the declaration wording published in the newspapers boyle replied that it was the same declaration of principles that they rejected in washington it's a limited autonomy of t

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relief because one christopher. looked at it. turn to today. then is what do you think and then then. i think this is great and then i think you. have. the declaration of principles said that the goal of the israeli palestinian negotiations was to establish a palestinian authority for a transitional period of up to five years. which would begin with the israeli withdrawal from the gaza strip and jericho. and israeli forces were to be redeployed outside the populated areas. the final negotiations were to start in year three. israel has to continue to be responsible for external security the safety of settlements and the overall safety of the israelis. there you submitted by your background that often before going to see you back home they've got this chair for hyderabad to shafi i asked the palestinian negotiating teams legal advisor in washington francis boyle to assess the declaration wording published in the newspapers boyle replied that it was the same declaration of principles that they rejected in washington it's a limited go ptolemy of th

so i'm sticking with christopher reeve and tom brady.) conor mcgregor may have lost his last fight but he's living up to his notorious nickname.. by being notably bad at football. he showed off his terrible form when he threw the ball before the cowboys played the jags.. he's an mma fighter.. he should have tried tackling i bet he'd be way better at that. the best part is he thought it was a fantastic throw.. nothin can stop mcgregor's cocky swagger.. and later dak prescott and ezekiel elliot mimicked mcgregor's billionaire strut when they made touchdowns.. so there was plenty of strutting: cowboys beat the jaguars 40 to 7. ( darya ) the warriors take on the thunder in their first regular season game tomorrow night.. that's when they'll start playing for real..their losses to the lakers meant nothing.. here's a peak at the game friday night in san jose. the biggest moment of interest was when curry and demarcus cousins briefly stepped away from the bench area to see about a tiff on the court. they didn't get suspended. nothin to see here

christophe and i have decided too.cided to bring arsen withers on this trip. i was less than a year old when i became ill and for months i couldn't hold him or change his nappy. if felt really important for us as a family to do this together. because we have been through so much and every kind of, every kind of triumph we do, we do it together. could you hold my bottle? before we go to the temple, iam reuniting hold my bottle? before we go to the temple, i am reuniting with my team. remember me? i am a bit different. this is my boy, my son. we have been collaborating with french researchers. many of them, i haven't seen since i got sepsis. he was a bit smaller the last time you saw him. i wasn't quite prepared for how it would feel to see everyone again. that was really hard. the temple is over 4000 years old and one of the largest religious buildings ever made. it is a relief to have finally got back to egypt. but the reality of working here with my disabilities is starting to sink in. just realising how far there is

christopher lord and his passenger christopher brugger identified. one man on the ground suffered serious burns but was taken to the hospital. the copter was in distress before clipping a power line and crashing to the ground. >>> a 24-year-old woman is facing three felony charges of reckless homicide for allegedly passing a stopped school bus with its stop sign arm extended and killing three young siblings. 6-year-old twin brothers xavier and mason engle and their 9-year-old sister olivia were pronounced dead at the scene. a fourth child had to be airlift out with life-threatening injuries. the driver of the pickup truck that struck the children has been identified as alissa shepherd of rochester, indiana. police say she ran them over as they were crossing the street to board their bus. >> god, that's terrible. >>> a violent end to the life of one of america's most notorious criminals. boston mob boss james "whitey" bulger killed tuesday morning in a west virginia prison. the fbi investigating the killing which came one day after he was transferred

he did not mince any words, christopher wray, the fbi director. ieds, improvised explosive devices, not a hoax. stand by, jim. i also want to bring in our crime and justice reporter, shimon prokupecz, and cnn law enforcement analyst, campbell. and our justice correspondent, evan perez. evan, what do we know about this guy's record? he's got a criminal record and he's been charged in the past with several crimes. >> right, exactly. he's been arrested at least nine times, most of those in florida, dating back 20 years in florida there, wolf. and one of his charges is bomb-related charge. i think it whe was threatening bomb a utility there in florida. so there was some history. and let me tell you. that was a key part of this. that was a huge part of why the fbi was able to solve this very quickly. because, as jim pointed out, there was a couple of pieces of -- two of these ieds. one that was being mailed to maxine waters, the congresswoman. and another one that was being mailed to barack obama, the former president, had his dna. so they were able to

he again helped put this thing together with christopher steele.e fraud, now you have this institutionalized obstruction people involved won't talk about it. >> which is the reason why congress should subpoena rod rosenstein. that should be on the agenda. this is the reason why glenn simpson should be found in contempt. if he doesn't come and discuss this before congress. we know a cup perform things, sean based on reporting and sources. it appears glenn simpson lied. if he did, he needs to explain himself. this is something congress should hold him accountable for. glenn simpson is the one that was apparently spreading all of the stories about the alpha server. the russian bank that was commune case with trump tower. and then we eventually figured out based on evidence that that was not not true. the fbi threw that out the minute they started looking at it. it doesn't stop glenn simpson from spreading malicious lies through the media. which he was doing even with the does yea. i mean, over and over again we have said, this sean it looks like the h

carter page and what was the deal with this steel dossier what does that matter you know who is christopher steele what does any of this matter and at the bottom line at the end of the day what some of these organizations like in this case with the f.b.i. just released this less redacted was a result of something called the james madison project for these or other nonprofits or organizations in the u.s. that are trying to get these documents not redacted get cause to fight information declassified so that we can see you know why these wiretaps happened because at the end of the day the bottom line they're trying to find is was the obama administration because you can talk about the f.b.i. the d.o.j. but at the end of the day is was the obama administration involved in some way and trying to get opposition research using u.s. taxpayer money for the department of justice and f.b.i. to back or to down donald trump to don the down the trunk campaign and you know what was relied on that in order to do this you need a warrant to conduct a search and surveillance surveillance especially and that w

he again helped put this thing together with christopher steele. you have this institutionalized obstruction people involved won't talk about it. >> which is the reason why congress should subpoena rod rosenstein. that should be on the agenda. this is the reason why glenn simpson should be found in contempt. if he doesn't come and discuss this before congress. we know a cup perform things, sean based on reporting and sources. it appears glenn simpson lied. if he did, he needs to explain himself. this is something congress should hold him accountable for. glenn simpson is the one that was apparently spreading all of the stories about the alpha server. the russian bank that was commune case with trump tower. and then we eventually figured out based on evidence that that was not not true. the fbi threw that out the minute they started looking at it. it doesn't stop glenn simpson from spreading malicious lies through the media. which he was doing even with the does yea. i mean, over and over again we have said, this sean it looks like the hillary clint