, we'll miss you, kimberly, can we stay in touch?hour. >> explain how she got out. >> she's a mother, she's a grandmother, her daughter's 38, she has a 7-year-old granddaughter. she's a really, really amazing woman. >> i'm excited to hear more. >> in our next hour, i'll bring it to you, next hour, norah, bring you more of our conversation with kimberly endicott, sharing details of her release and how the ordeal torments her today. >>> thousands of military gold star families saw a big increase in their taxes after the new tax law took effect. outrageous, really. and if you're on the go, subscribe to our podcast. here are the day's top stories in less than 20 minutes. you're watching "cbs this morning." when your v-neck looks more like a u-neck... that's when you know, it's half-washed. try downy fabric conditioner. unlike detergent alone, downy helps prevent stretching by conditioning and smoothing fibers, so clothes look newer, longer. downy and it's done. what they eat and drink ise is likely acidic and then what's happening is the

host: kimberly wehle, what do you make of mr. mueller putting does notds it exonerate him in the report and what did it force mr. barr to do mr. barr put it if his summary. two ofrstanding as the them spoke of how this unfolded. barr's it is mr. decision as to what to do with the mueller report. suggests that we've heard reporting and mumbling that it iseller team not a pure exoneration, walk off the stage, there's not a concern suggested.y i think it says a lot that mr. mueller went out of his way to say essentially there's evidence of obstruction. enough evidence for him to for sure make a determination as to whether it prosecuted. there's evidence of obstruction. obstruction is upon the clinton impeachment and nixon's impeachment. of those presidents had articles of impeachment that included obstruction. front and center on the impeachment platter, so speak. assuming that's even considered by the democrats. matters toelse, it the next election. on the crime front, the statutes of limitations would run. that's if we get the sec

hell kid so kimberly mrs pelosi what she's saying about it. now well she is not happy with the actions of the justice department with the release of the redacted mulla report her view is that there may be a need for congress to take further action her view is that while the attorney general has said that the conclusions are that donald trump did not obstruct justice with review of that four hundred forty eight page report congress isn't quite sure it is reaching the same conclusion so not only has the house judiciary issued a subpoena to get the full and complete four hundred forty eight page report on redacted but is also as you point out holding a conference call on monday at four pm local time to discuss further steps the view is that while robert muller declined to prosecute the president he did put on congress the responsibility to conduct oversight. whatever the issue and challenge that we face the congress of the united states will honor its oath of office to protect and defend the constitution of the united states to protect our democr

according to the ugandan spokesman for the government, american tourist kimberly sue endicott and her guide rescued from the drc. they are calling it a rescue operation. do i believe it's the updf, the ugandan military that were sweeping the area searching for kimberly. they were kidnapped on april 2nd during a game drive in the queen elizabeth national park. she was kidnapped along with four others, her and her guide, and we now understand they were rescued. we do not know what rescued them. was it just the ugandan military, or were there international partners involved? exactly how did that rescue happen? we don't know if a ransom was paid. we do not know what state is she in? is she healthy or is she psychologically okay? what state is her guide in as well? was this terrorism or just banditry? we do not know the owns to that. we do know there are terrorism groups in the democratic republic of congo where she was being held. we're not sure if they had anything to do with that or if it was just simply kidnapping forrance come by an armed group. all in all though great news. here's a

but also the supporters of benjamin netanyahu actually do like donald trump as well actually as kimberly was saying as a last ditch help or at least that's how benjamin netanyahu sold it to his supporters just twenty four hours before the polls opened when do you as they cleared the iranian revolutionary guards with a terrorist organization well in germany to now told his supporters that that's because he had president trump to do so now where does that put the chances for a peace deal i mean really said the palestinians have been kept in the dark so far they have had no conversation whatsoever with their child but ministration but they see what's unfolding and over the eighteen months the past eighteen months there's a whole new reality kimberly said there the recognition of jerusalem as the capital of israel to move of the u.s. embassy the recognition of the. israeli sovereignty over the golan heights and now does also announcement order last sort of election pitch by benjamin netanyahu about two days before the elections that he would then announce the annexation of the settlements an

. >> kimberly olson was one of them.imberly formed a very intimate relationship with ernie scherer. met him in september 2008 six months after his parents' murder. she was at a casino in mesquite, nevada. >> he came over and said he needed a pretty girl to blow on the dice at his craps table. he was a smooth talker. >> now, that's a line. >> from day one, said kimberly, their relationship was based on honesty, full disclosure, all the dirty laundry. >> he would tell me stories about his wife and his girlfriend and going back and forth and i told him he was a jerk. i think he knew he made a lot of mistakes. >> of course ernie also told her about his parents' murder. >> he missed his parents. he would tell me stories about him and his father. he'd get teary eyed about it. >> kimberly got to know ernie, she said, very, very well. >> if you can drive through texas with someone and not want to strangle them in the middle of texas, you can get to know someone very well. he was really sweet. >> and eventually he moved in with h

kimberly wehle? guest: he could be asking about sort of this notion that as a politician, you make statements and sometimes those statements are going to be taken, you know, in what is that maybe are harmful to certain constituents or misconstrued and that is certainly part of our political and ross part of our political system. but that doesn't mean that because you're in office, some of the things that you do won't pass a red line at some point, right? so whether it be a president obama or president clinton, there's a lot that we tolerate and i think what the question for americans is where's the ine? those people did not hold their elected leaders accountable. and they slipped into something that was -- didn't look like a democracy and what people don't understand is the structure of our government, that is the fact that no one is above the law, that everyone has a boss in office. that keeps individuals free. that keeps -- that protects our rights. that means they can't discriminate and bully indi

>> kimberly i have never heard of before. kimberly was a real anomaly. she was an american canadian citizen growing up in canada and left her home we spoke to other relatives of hers but she left to join isis. most of the people joining from the west were in the early twenties. she was well over the hill. her sister said that she was mentally unwell. i'm not a doctor that she did not exhibit any thing when she spoke to us. and the story that she tells because of a medical condition and felt cut off and had already converted to islam a couple years earlier. men with the notion that muslims were being killed and then went on to a chat with a man who was in isis member who asked to marry her. i asked her and she told me in 2015 are you really telling me you had not seen the beheading for all of these other things? she said on the internet you don't know what to believe. but. >> but she knows enough about the internet to want to join. >> so with both of them what was that process like to get to syria? because they both explained a little bit how they got the

thank you very much for that kimberly hauck it is a white house correspondents.that the u.s. attorney general has sold congress he will release every ducted version of the mother reports within a week william buys being pressured to publish a full report into russian meddling in the election of president donald trump in two thousand and sixteen bar says some information will be backed out because it seemed to be too sensitive crossing jordan has more from capitol hill. the questioning from congressional democrats before a house appropriations subcommittee is tough but the attorney general william barr isn't giving any ground he has told congressional members that he does intend to release a redacted version of the mohler report coming the third week of april that's in about a week from now he also said that he has to make certain revisions in order to make certain that grand jury information intelligence information and information or evidence that might be connected to all go in investigations isn't released in it for the public bar says he has to do that becaus

numbers this week. >> kimberly-clark. this is a giant mover.up 5 1/2% reporting strong first quarter earnings before the bell the company beating on earnings and revenue confirming its full-year outlook for 2019 also saw its group sales fall to $4.6 billion for the quarter compared to expectations of 4.5. the real story is expectations of price increases this is a company like its competitors procter & gamble and clorox and anyone else who's in the household products space especially if you're working with materials like pulp which kimberly-clark does in its toilet papers and tissues p where they've had to raise prices on the consumer and for wall street there's been a bit of apprehension about whether those prices can be passed along kimberly-clark showed today it can. 3% organic revenue growth was the strong point and it really was on lower volume. higher prices. also international was a particular bright spot of 7% in terms of organic revenue growth which sort of raises the stakes for procter & gamble their top competitor, especially on diap

evidence that president and his campaign team colluded with russia our white house correspondent kimberly how could ask more from washington d.c. . we need these materials to fulfill our cousin to tional obligations a full and unredacted look at special counsel robert muller's report into donald trump and his political and business circles that's what congressional democrats are demanding and on wednesday voted for the justice department to turn over this committee requires the full report and the underlying materials because it is our job not the attorney generals to determine whether or not president trump has abused his office democrats on the judiciary committee in the house of representatives are furious the attorney general william bar appointed by president trump did not meet their april second demand to turn over the report whether trump and his team colluded with russia during the twenty six thousand election campaign or obstructed justice during the investigation that followed the attorney general recently released a four page summary of the nearly four hundred page moller repor

typical earnings beats, they're about 3% a look at kimberly-clark oil services giant halliburton beat by 5% maintenance firm ww granger only saw a 1% beat. they affirmed their full year guidance halliburton is off its high at the open and grainger down on weaker revenues. pricing is the key here. kimberly-clark says they were able to raise prices to offset currency costs and halliburton says the worst is now behind us he's also cliekly talking about oil prices as well so the bottom line is this if you have pricing power, you're fine. but if you don't, that means margin erosion and a hit to your bottom line. >> and they're just getting started this week. let's zero in on oil prices a little bit more. they can spiking today with crude and brent both hitting their highest levels in six months crude is now 45% this year halliburton and its earnings this morning said it believes the worse is over for the industry joining me to talk more on this is john kilduff and mike kelly welcome to you both. michael, i'll start with you because halliburton's commentary was interesting but it's not clea

so kimberly the trumpet ministration was their reaction. well donald trump tweeted in the last couple of hours showing a picture of benjamin netanyahu victory party and the fact that some of those in attendance were waving donald trump flags and signs it shows it just underscores what we have been seeing for several weeks now and that is that these two the u.s. president to end the israeli prime minister certainly being very public about their very established relationship that they are both staunch allies working together and say that they have some shared policy goals as pointed out the recent declaration of the i or g c as a foreign terrorist organization by the united states the latest pre-election guest from the united states but of course there has also been the moving of the u.s. embassy from tel aviv to jerusalem and as well that u.s. recognition of israel's sovereignty in its few over the occupied golan heights the u.s. president when he was asked about the relationship about the election poll results in israel in the last couple o

kimberly-clark, the best performer of the s&p 500.nt trump could further tighten the crude market. that is next. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ vonnie: in new york, i am vonnie quinn. the u.s. government to limited it sanction waivers that allowed buyers to import iranian crude oil. mike pompeo says that interacting with iran is not worth the risk. >> today, i am announcing we will no longer grant any exemptions. we are going to zero. we will force sanctions and monitor compliance. any nation interacting with iran should do its due diligence and air on the side of caution. the risks are simply not going to be worth the benefits. it is $74 a barrel. here with more on how it could further tighten the crude market is alix steel. was the market anticipating this? >> no. what happened last time, six months ago, crude prices were at the level they are now. everyone thought there would be no waivers. at the last minute, trump came out with waivers. it totally surprised saudi arabia. everyone is hands off. the hardline no waiver it was a surprise. vo

. >> reporter: tonight, after five long days in captivity, american tourist kimberly sue endicott and her guide jean-paul mirenge remezo enjoying their freedom. ugandan and u.s. authorities negotiating the handover of the two after they were abducted, then finally securing their safe return. these were the moments shortly after they were rescued. endicott surrounded by heavily armed ugandan police, greeted by u.s. officials. there are reports a ransom was paid, for much less the half million being demanded, but american and ugandan officials deny they made a payment. but this s kidnappers still at large. today, kimberly sue was flown to the capital, kampala, and handed over to american diplomats, but she and her guide will now be focused on heading just one place tonight -- home. while there's great relief that kimberly sue and jean-paul are free tonight, there's growing concern about where the kidnappers are. that search now expanding tonight. david? >> we are glad she's free. ian, thank you. >>> next tonight, the trump administration taking aim at iran. the president designated the

at the supreme court, kimberly robinson. i come back to alix steel. we were on the program this morning in u.s. to great question of francine lacqua, which is how haiku the price of oil go. this is what -- how high the price of oil go? this is what he said. >> $100 a barrel. i do not think that is the base case. our base case is $82. there is a chance prices keep rising, because headed into the year end, we have a fuel specification change which will lead to a big jump in oil demand globally. david: one of your favorite subjects. for those of us who do not cover oil, how much of this is things like the iranian sanction and how much is the fundamentals that underlie the oil industry? alix: it feels like it will be the former. when you have iran out of the market 500,000 to 900,000 barrels of oil, the issue is if saudi arabia and russia get in there and produce enough, that means they have less capacity. if libya gets bad, there's nothing to make that up. that would lead prices higher. he is talking about a demand story. tankers have used different type

. >> we discuss it now with kimberly dozier who is a cnn world affairs analyst. thank you for being with us. good morning. >> reporter: good morning. >> as we get this information, help put us in context on the ground there in sri lanka. help us understand the dynamics in sri lanka and what you're taking in and assessing at this point. >> reporter: well, there has no claim of responsibility as we are stressing, but when you look at the hallmarks of this attack, the sophistication, the number of targets, the targets that were chosen, the kind of thing we have seen before from isis, al qaeda, even tyba, the mumbai attacks in 2008 in indonesia and speaks of the larrier attacks that sri lanka saw against its battle with the tigers which ended around 2009. now, there have been some home-grown islamic militants on the island. one news report out there that there was a possible plot, the police were watching against the churches of the island. but we also know the sri lanka justice minister a couple of years ago, told parliament that at least 32 mom nent mprominent from

brooks in long island. >> our thanks to kimberly. as part of her legal complaint, miss miranda is seeking up to $3 million and wants her job back. a wild story here. >> this really sparks up the debate again about you see a man with a shirtless photo, you see a woman. is it the same? because obviously for -- let's say here on our air, we can show a topless man. we can't show a topless woman because of the censors and whatnot. >> we've started censoring all nipples. we have. we do. we've got the "world news now" over all nipples. >> the wnn. >> the jacket, you're uncomfortable now. >>> coming up, creating a phone-free zone at school. >> how's that going over with students? that's next on "world news now." t on "world news now." that's the beauty of your smile. bring out the best in it with crest 3d white. crest removes 95% of surface stains... in just three days. stop fearing your alarm clock... with zzzquil pure zzzs. a drug-free blend of botanicals with melatonin that supports your natural sleep cycle so you can seize the morning. z

>> they had guns. >> kimberly endicott learned the suspects were not park rangers they held her in her tour guide hostage for nearly 5 days. >> they made us get out of the vehicle and sat on the ground and that is where things go very -- there is no word to describe what that felt like. fear but that almost doesn't do it justice. >> endicott in her guide were released after a ransom was played at it is and clear who paid it. we have more on her interview that starts at 7:00 a.m. right here on kpix 5. >>> and update on the fiery crash on i-70 in the town of lakewood, west of denver, colorado. we are getting confirmation that one person has been killed in that crash. 12 cars involved in this crash, 3 semi trucks, diesel fuel all over the freeway it ignited and people ran for their lives. multiple injuries and i-70 remains closed while they cleanup this mess. >>> and animal sanctuary founder in arizona is recovering after a tiger attack. a bangle tiger bit the executive director as he was moving the tiger to his nighttime 10. he suffered two broken bones and multiple wounds. the sanctuary

kimberly endicott and her guide were kidnapped at gunpoint earlier this month while on safari. they were held for nearly five days before being released. endicott shared the details of her ordeal with gayle king of "cbs this morning." >> we're sitting there and all of a sudden four men come out of a perfectly square bush that's in front of us. and my first thought was there must be something happening behind us and that these are rangers. and i don't know exactly when. >> why did you think they were rangers? did they have on uniforms? >> they're armed. they have guns. and i had been gorilla trekking with rangers that have guns. so that was my first thought. >> so there were no alarm bells when you saw these men approaching you with guns? >> well, there were, but they were alarm bells of something must be behind us. >> behind you. okay. >> looking at them, it became apparent pretty quickly that no, that's not what this is. >> how many of them were there? >> four. >> four of them. >> four. >> and there's four of you sitting down. >> yes. >> and they grabbed you? >> he had me by t

kimberly thank you. still ahead on al-jazeera this is a fear a violent form reform bill has prompted m.p.'s in south korea to fight it out in parliament. we've got some rather wet weather into the south of china at the moment this cloud of rain will clear through that will make its way across the hong kong i was towards the southwest that is going to push its way further north was i was in the pits if a way to stay warm sunshine there in shanghai despite the old leap race twenty four celsius this west the weather in the southwest will push further north some big downpours coming up towards chengdu as we go through thursday but bright skies into the southeast and coated in that it is a little more clout there into a shanghai pretty wet suit across the southwest and pretty windy and wet and windy weather today making its way up the eastern side of india over the next day i'll say this massive area a tad out of course is that cyclades find funny that's going to make its way up towards just like in my case w

trish: that was the chicago police union today demanding the resignation of kimberly foxx for quote,ling the prosecution of jussie smollett. chicago police and even outgoing mayor rahm emanuel are so convinced of smollett's guilt they have demanded a $130,000 reimbursement of funds that were spent on the investigation. deadline was today, came and went. smollett didn't pay up. now the city just announcing a short time ago that it's suing him to recoup the money. good. they should. meanwhile, why is kim foxx, the one who is supposed to be seeking justice on behalf of the people in this case, why is she dropping it and sending mr. smollett along with a clean record? is this chicago politics at its worst? sounds like it. joining me, chicago's fraternal order of police president, kevin graham, who you just saw in his comments today. it's so good to have you, sir. >> thank you. trish: what do you really think went down? >> you know, first of all, this is why we asked for an investigation from the department of justice, because certainly she had what we consider inappropriate text messages

kimberly atkins, senior washington correspondent for wbur boston's npr news station. robert costa, national political reporter for the washington post, and moderator of washington week on pbs. and peter baker, chief white house correspondent for the r for "the new york times." good evening, gang and welcome to you all. robert, i'd like to begin with you. we're at the eve of the eve of the release of this report. give me some color, some atmospherics, some mood from inside the trump white house, including the president himself. >> talking to white house officials, witnesses for the mueller probe, attorneys for witnesses who went inside, listened to all the questions from robert mueller's team, there is anxiety and it's anxiety that goes all the way back to that original decision by the president's former lawyers, john dowd and ty kcobb to not give information before the grand jury. now all of the people in the president's orbit, they're wondering tonight what about the president's conduct and possible obstruction of justice will be detailed in this report. >> peter bak

here's abc's kimberly brooks. >> a picture of my upper torso now has dismantled and ruined my entire life. >> reporter: a teacher in a small town. a topless selfie that was never meant for everyone to see. >> i sent this picture to the person i was sighing at teeing . >> reporter: that picture leading to a multi-million dollar legal battle against a school district, inciting a debate about digital privacy. >> i think it's absurd, that i'm fired over my chest. >> she has been discriminated against because she is a woman. >> in my whole life. people ask you, if you weren't a teacher, what would you be? that is a really hard question to answer when you've never dreamed of doing anything else in your entire life. h entire w. >> my favorite part of my job was the kids. they come in every day with something fresh to talk about. i worked with the best women in the whole school. they were always so supportive and helpful. and they've really, since the day i started did nothing but help me grow as a teacher. >> reporter: a math teacher at bell port middle school on the pictu pictu picturesque

heather: kimberly. >> this is when we understand liberal logic, it's harder to understand.upset because president trump's administration proposed the idea of redirecting the caravans to sanctuary cities where they'll be safe and have lots of freebies by taxpayer dollars and this further proves the point that no matter what trump does it will not receive bipartisan support. nancy pelosi of all people made a comment saying the children of immigrants are being put in this to perpetuate and dehumanize immigrants when it was her not too long ago, recipients as government shutdown approach. please understand the people that treat children with immigrants the worst are their parents themselves, from those that are being created not out of love but in the sole purpose of being anchor babies and forced to make track from cities like guatemala without food or water. imagine your mom taking you on a hike with her, it's a crime. heather: let me ask mustafa about this, you did bring up asylum, part of the problem is some definitions are changing and people are trying to seek asylum not

kimberly endicott of costa mesa was abducted along with her tour guide on tuesday. and queen elizabeth national park, where they had gone to look at wildlife. britney hopper explains how they were both freed. >> reporter: a sigh of relief for many loved ones in costa mesa sunday night as news spread that 56-year-old kimberly sue endicott and her tour guide were recovered after being taken hostage by gunpoint while on a safari in uganda. >> it hit home really hard, definitely. >> reporter: rhonda lynn says she cannot believe she saw her friend and former coworker's name on the news went been taken hostage. the two worked together at this salon in costa mesa before endicott started her own skin care clinic. this is a picture of her moment klein describes her as a free spirit. >> hard-working, really, a great mother. >> reporter: another friend says endicott is known to enjoy traveling alone. >> i want to hear about what happened, you know. you are so dependent coming over there by yourself. it's scary. >> reporter: she was on safari 14 gunman held her and her tour gui

kimberly endicott of costa mesa, california enjoyed what is described as a square meal and hot showert a camp after her release. endicott was abducted along with her driver on tuesday in queen elizabeth national park, where they had gone to look at wildlife. both were freed after a ransom was paid. meg oliver has the story. >> reporter: after five days with their captors in the congo, american kimberly sue endicott and her local driver, jean-paul mirenge remezo, were rescued sunday night. this photo shows endicott moments after she was taken to safety. >> we were all really concerned about what had happened to her. >> reporter: andrea glasgow calls endicott a free spirit, saying the skin spa owner is known to travel alone. >> i want to hear about what happened, you know. you are so independent, you go over there by yourself. scary. 56-year-old californian was on safari in uganda's queen elizabeth national park, when four kidnappers ambushed their car. f.b.i. and c.i.a. officials, including hostage negotiators, had been trying to secure their release. initially, the gunmen demanded a h

also under greater scrutiny we'll have more on that shortly but first our white house correspondent kimberly hall get on the mother investigation. we need these materials to fulfill our cousin to tional obligations a full and unredacted look at special counsel robert muller's report into donald trump and his political and business circles that's what congressional democrats are demanding and on wednesday voted for the justice department to turn over this committee requires the full report and the underlying materials because it is our job not the attorney generals to determine whether or not president trump as abused his office democrats on the judiciary committee in the house of representatives are furious the attorney general william bar appointed by president trump did not meet their april second demand to turn over the report whether trump and his team colluded with russia during the twenty six thousand election campaign or obstructed justice during the investigation the follow the attorney general recently released a four page summary of the nearly four hundred page moller report saying

certainly kimberly-clark a stock of the day.n to you guys at the stock exchange, david. >> let me turn to sarah who is an expertise in those areas, actually. i would imagine you may be focused on the "closing bell" show. >> big move in kimberly. coming up today, also, we'll get whirlpool earnings. we are also going to talk about the tesla event which will just be wrapping up. he'll lon musk talking to investors. it is investors day this afternoon. we'll be talking about self-driving cars and i think the key questions investors have is, is it safe and really ready for primetime by the time that elon says it is because his targets are getting scrutinized more than they have in the past. also, guys, joseph stig lilitz l be with us. he's a nobel prize winner. we'll talk about this whole debate going into the elections, about socialism and whether they're real merits to some of these policies that the democrats are putting forth in terms of their economic ideas like wealth taxes. >> that's a lot. just tesla alone is a big show. >>> w

a ransom was paid for the release of kimberly sue endicott and her driver. many questions wre main. >> reporter: a five day ordeal over at last. this is the first photo of american kimberly sue endicott short lfr after being rescued with her local guide, jean-paul mirenge remezo. we have seen a lot of police and military activity. in the last few moments, a helicopter has landed in the area of the lodge where they were originally staying. the pair were kidnapped on an evening game drive in queen elizabeth park in uganda. we can report highly sensitive negotiations have beenfo days t release. fbi negotiators actively involved. eyere with telling abc news the pair are now back at his safari lodge and are in okay physical condition. a local lodge owner and her friends where in the park when they were rescued. they're released. >> they're released. >> reporter: you look very happy. >> yes. >> reporter: this was an unprecedented even. kim ber will you sue and jean-paul can rest easy. the kidnappers have escaped. security operations continue. a spokesman for the t

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kimberly: what happens next is now in the hands of congressional democrats.he specialred by counsel to act, potentially dictating the terms of trump's remaining time in office and also whether he might win reelection in the 2020 presidential race. gabriel: let's speak to alexander who joins us from washington, where the fallout from the port continues. we have been hearing strong words from mitt romney, who says he is sickened by president trump's dishonesty. strong words from the senator from utah. he is considered the moderate wing of the republican party. he came under a lot of criticism from donald trump for losing that election. with trump.d ties he was late to endorse donald trump. it was a complicated relationship. mitt romney pulled no punches on friday when he came out and said he was happy there was not enough evidence to charge donald trump with any sort of crime or obstruction of justice came from . listen to this. he said even so, these are the words of mitt romney, he said i am sickened at the extent and pervasiveness of dishonesty and misdirect

this is video of kimberly sue endicott's return , seen first on cbs. a photo shows endicott after rm rityforces found endicott and her driver , jean-paul merengue romero across the border in the democratic republic of congo. tonight begin tuesday when four gunmen ambushed a vehicle and 407 square mile queen elizabeth national square park. >> this is the first abduction we have had of a tourist in uganda over the last 30 years. >> there advising americans to exercise caution. >>> before kidnappers demanded a $500,000 ransom and at least some of that amount was paid to secure the release. sources confirmed to cbs newss government which has a policy against paying kidnappers. >>> kierstjen nielsen is >> reporter: kierstjen nielsen's tumultuous tenure as online secretary coming to a close as president trump called for tougher action with the border amid a surge in border crossings. despite reports she was on thin ice with the president, she was at the border with him late last week. she described her partner department as being a disaster abounds and calle

lester, it is also unclear when the endicott family last spoke to kimberly. >> thank for the update. >>> now to harrowing body cam footage showing police under fire during a tense 15-hour standoff outside atlanta. two of the officers injured but doing okay tonight. nbc's tammy leitner has more. we want to warn you. these images are disturbing. >> shots fired! shots fired. >> >> reporter: three georgia officers. >> we're about to force entry. >> reporter: trying to save a pregnant woman and her 16-year-old son being held hostage. dramatic body cam video capturing the moment officer taylor webb is shot. a hail of gunfire. s.w.a.t. officer keegan merit shot in the hand. >> i'm hit. >> reporter: dragging himself to safety. a bullet shatters a window where this officer was just standing. more than 100 shots fired during the 15-hour standoff. backup arrives, freeing officer webb from this garage where he had taken cover. police trying to keep the shooter, 47-year-old anthony bailey, at bay. >> i have got a hostage. >> reporter: his pregnant girlfriend sandra white and her son were found in

how could in washington kimberly what's our senior congressional leaders saying and doing now i mean it seems to be well i actually have seen some commentary of people saying there's actually a lot in the report which seems to be throwing it into congress' hands and saying you have to act now. absolutely there's no question that how the top democrats particularly in the house of representatives are reading this is that while the special prosecutor robert muller declined to prosecute himself what he has done is pushed it to congress to conduct its oversight abilities and that it has a constitutional obligation to do so this is something that has been taken very seriously by the speaker of the house nancy pelosi she sent a letter to top democrats in the house of representatives of thursday evening saying that they need to look at this very carefully this four hundred forty eight page report her view is that it is well selectively redacted that it does deserve further scrutiny and that's what we see in the house judiciary committee issuing a subpoena to get the un redacted report there

here in attorney and studio with us, kimberly wehle who is a former associate independent counsel forhe independent counsel ken star. law professor at the university of baltimore and cbs legal analyst. kim, i want toin

it happened today, off the coast of the big island. 65-year-old kimberly bishop was kayaking, flanked by her husband on a paddleboard, when their moorings are, frightening turn. >> the water was really clear, i did not see anything. out of the ordinary, and then all of a sudden, something hit me from behind and immediately, dumped me over, and bit my leg right away. >> i heard her yelling, shocked, shocked. so i turned, and saw her in the water. i could see the fins of the shark. >> paddlers helped bring her back to shore, she was airlifted to the hospital to get stitched up. fire crews say the bite mark was about 12 inches in diameter. despite the ordeal, kimberly says she is not afraid of getting back out into the water. >>> tonight another tourist has died at the grand canyon. officials confirmed today, the 70-year-old woman veered off the trail. they say she walked toward the parks south rim to get a closer look before then falling 200 feet. a park helicopter later recovered her body. she has not yet been identified. >>> tonight, san francisco's muni is taking drastic steps in the

kimberly wehle?uest: he could be asking about sort of this notion that as a politician, you make statements and sometimes those statements are going to be taken, you know, in what is that maybe are harmful to certain constituents or misconstrued and that is certainly part of our political and ross part of our political system. but that doesn't mean that because you're in office, some of the things that you do won't pass a red line at some point, right? so whether it be a president obama or president clinton, there's a lot that we tolerate and i think what the question for americans is where's the ine? those people did not hold their elected leaders accountable. and they slipped into something that was -- didn't look like a democracy and what people don't understand is the structure of our government, that is the fact that no one is above the law, that everyone has a boss in office. that keeps individuals free. that keeps -- that protects our rights. that means they can't discriminate and bully indivi

arms trade treaty a white house correspondent kimberly. tearing up another treaty this time with the stroke of a pen in front of hundreds of national rifle association supporters donald trump made the announcement many had been anticipating i will sign right now. in front of a lot of ways to send. a message asking the senate to discontinue the treaty ratification brussels and to return the now rejected treaty right back to me in the oval office where i will dispose of it. the united nations arms trade treaty was signed in two thousand and thirteen by the united states under president barack obama it sets international rules for global arms transfers and seeks to halt illicit weapon sales. that fuel international conflicts. more than one hundred countries are signatories more than twenty like russia china and syria are not. for years members of the national rifle association and others have criticized the u.n. arms trade treaty arguing it cedes u.s. sovereignty to a global body they believe that threatens the second amendment or the right t

are under greater scrutiny we'll have more on that shortly but first our white house correspondent kimberly hell get on the investigation. we need these materials to fulfill our cousin to tional obligations a full and unredacted look at special counsel robert muller's report into donald trump and his political and business circles that's what congressional democrats are demanding and on wednesday voted for the justice department to turn over this committee requires the full report and the underlying materials because it is our job not the attorney generals to determine whether or not president trump as abused his office democrats on the judiciary committee in the house of representatives are furious the attorney general william bar appointed by president trump did not meet their april second demand to turn over the report whether trump and his team colluded with russia during the twenty six thousand election campaign or obstructed justice during the investigation the follow the attorney general recently released a four page summary of the nearly four hundred page moller report saying there

>>kimberly bishop and her husband enjoys spending time out on the water. of them last month at a nine-hole mullah be about 8 this morning. they were there again several 100 yards offshore kimberly was in her kayak with her husband in front of her on the stand up paddle board the water was really clear i didn't see anything. >>of the ordinary and then all of a something hit me for a minute immediately don't get me over and that my leg like right away the 65 year-old says the shark immediately let go after biting her thigh above her right knee, i heard her yell and shark show hurt. >>so i turned and saw are in the water i could see the fan but the shark can imagine with a name, but a tiger the fight lange was pretty alarm. fire officials say the bite mark was about 12 inches in diameter. >>peddlers from the like a look a new club helped to bring the couple to shore and beach boys warned other people in the water thing on the we buy our water makes for everybody totter water is safe warning signs are posted and authorities have closed the beaches in the area

our white house correspondent kimberly as i said lots of questions on immigration and what's been happening at the department of homeland security to president trump there just bring us up to speed with what's been happening during this meeting the gyptian president in the oval office a meeting that's a sponsor a lot of controversy in washington. yeah a little bit of a surprise that president but this is not unusual for president trump that had been a close press event there in the cabinet room it's a working lunch between the egyptian president the u.s. president set to take place now for the next hour apparently opening it up to the reporters so that they were able to ask questions of the the issue of donald trump's sort of harder line immigration policies the shakeup at the department of homeland security was the firing of his homeland security secretary just one day earlier certainly dominated the questions of the domestic media but i could hear in there the foreign media trying to press to get some answers from the u.s. president on this effort to deepen the relationship between the eg