theca attorney general, mister barr came before the committee tout answer questions about the special counsel investigation. in investigation that took 675 days to cause more than $25 million, 34 people indicted including russian nationals. 2800 subpoenas, 500 witnesses. 500 search warrants. 230 orders for communication

in the case of theca so-ed hollywood ripper, kutcher is one of several witnesses connected to the victim was dating who was brutally murdered back in 2001. miguel almaguer has the ortails. on the stand, ashton kutcher described arriving to the crime scene. this los anges home where he was set to mt his date, ashley ellerin, in 2001 i knocked on the door. there was no answer, the actor said i assumed shhad left for the night. i didn't really think anything of it. through the windowid, kutcher sa he noticed red sta ts on carpet, thinking it was spilled wine but inside, the 22-year-old was dead, stabbeesd 47 tims she was getting ready to meet kutcher. the man who prosecutors ca the hollywood ripper, chael gargiulo, has pled not gui y toher grisly murder and other attacks just like it >> all of the victims were young, outgoing women. >> reporter: a rising star atht e time of the homicide, kutcher arned of the murder the next day in court, kutcher said he was freaking out when detectives told him what happened here. his fingerprints were on the door years later, after the suspect's dna was ma

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robert: theca republed committee wants the younger mr. trump to answer questions about the earlier testimony about the trump tower project. why is chairman burr holding firm while so manye republicans saying, move on, including senate majority leader, mitch mcconnell, who said, case closed. laura: burr has been known for being independent and trying to maintain this bipartisanship on the senate intel committee which is a house with hllse inence which totally fell apart in partisanship. so as you mentioned, they seem to bieve or are thinking that don jr. may have lied to them when he testified before so that's why they and took this step. robert: take me through majority leader mitch mcconnell's thinking here. he goes to the floor and says case closed but on tuesday at the senate lunch privately, he doesn't go after senator burr, he says let the process play out. wter: this a reminder of the old days on capitol hill where yo had the independent committee chairman who was able to do whate wants. this is the case where the overt message from

there's still not been funds delivered as a result of one of the greatest hurricanes to hit theca statebably eight months ago. but to the earlier conversation, brian, these regional conversations provide an opportunity for one of the 20 candidates, some polling at zero, tong actually break out o the crowdua a bit, take an eric swalwell you mentioned, born in iowa, family was in law enforcement in iowa who perhaps understands issues in iowa better than the president. that's an opportunity to pull off anto early win in a state o place well enough to move on. i think we'll see some of the democratic candidates actually be ablee to perform well becau they can speak to these issues in a way the president can't. >> terrific point. thanks to both our guests, donna edwards, david jolly. appreciate you joining us for tonight's conversation. >>> coming up for us. reflection on what this day means with a decorated four-star general when the 11"the 11th ho continues. 11"the 11th hour" continues. so in this commercial we see two travelers at a comfort inn with a glow around them, so people watching

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graduating mba students at cal are doing what theca to level the economic playing field, abc 7 news reportereet christina and jack, both mba graduates at the school of business. christina will likely earn 96% of what jack will make. over time, the wage gap widens to 57% ten years out. that data was collected by hawes. >> where the biggest differences are coming out between men and women are in the stock options and stock grants that they're getting. >> men were also 25% more likely than women to get a raise when they asked. both christina and jack decided to help women level the playing field by creating a spread sheet of what every mba graduate this year has been offered by their own employers? what if there is a way that we can share the salary data and the benefits and stock options so they have the data points going into negotiations. enter 81 cents.com and it is taken from what women make on average compared to what men earn. >> a woman will submit her offer to us and all of the details and want just salary, but equity, bonus, 401(k) match and all of that. >> within a few day, all of th

. >> reporr: that story, that life all documented by theca meras.of refusing to fight. and in the ring. that legacy inspired lebron james and maverick carter to serve as executive producers on ese documentary. your busin partner and buddy lebron made a name for himself offhe court as well for being a social activist. how much of that aspect of muhammad's legacy was he drawn to? >> well, ier lnk n,hiro tpeople. that's what he took from muhammad. people listened to muhammad because he was boxer. then he decided to hothers. not just let that plat form use him. he >> reporter: you could have with lonnie or iaxes ea.ns ho c his own words through his eyes. why? >> we started digging through all the interviews and the at muhammad as we were listening to it kind of smacked us on the head and said, hey, just use my ice. >> reporter: is there a part that stands out more than the others? is there a favorite part? >> muhammad never ceases to amaze you with the knowledge he had at an early age and the way he was comfortablen i f h wist social injustice and that

theca bills that have hit floor this year have seen very small republican support. these are people who have in the itt supported some of these is a pretty small number. i think it will be a big task to see how many republicans democrats can peel off. this is setting up to be a big part of a 2020 election. i think this will be a big test for republicans. we have been talking with a senior bloomberg reporter for government. thank you for joining us. live, every day, with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up thursday morning, we will talk about the future of health care with florida democratic congresswoman donna and then with former senator tom coburn. we have discussion of a new paul looking at voters thoughts on health care. be sure to watch "washington journal." join the discussion. tomorrow, i wrote to the white house coverage includes messages -- massachusetts senator said -- elizabeth born. warren. weekend, joe biden kicks off his campaign. next week, president trump travels to pennsylvania as part of his reelection campaign. book, thes newest pres

theca attorney general, mister barr came before the committee tout answer questions about the special counsel investigation. in investigation that took 675 days to cause more than $25 million, 34 people indicted including russian nationals. 2800 subpoenas, 500 witnesses. 500 search warrants. 230 orders for communication records. thirteen evidence request from foreign countries. by most measures that is considered an extensive investigation. two years ago senator graham and i and other members followed a bill to make it difficult to have a special counsel removed before the investigation was completed i took a fair amount of heat on my side of the aisle for doing that but we needed to have this investigation run its murse and it did. and it culminated with more than 400 page report that now largely available to the public. of the 440 pages, 90 percent of volume one that talks about russia tampering with us elections, 90 percent is available to the american publi public. and volume number two focused on obstruction of justice, 98 percent was made available to the american people three w