amanda, i love you. amanda, amanda, how are you? >> mom, listen, listen to me, okay? >> closely. if you guys don't pay $1 million for me by one week, they will kill me. okay? tonight they have brought me out to kill me. but they've, they've given me one more chance to call you guys. >> amanda, amanda, stay strong, stay strong, hon. >> that phone call definitely made it harder, not to let my imagination go. >> did you keep it together? >> i did. i did. >> how? >> i just felt like i had to. that i had to be strong for her. but after the call, we just sat there and cried. things had taken a change. they weren't going to be nice anymore, if you could call anything they did nice. >> coming up, a daring new plan. >> we might have a chance to escape. >> armed with nail clippers and courage, the hostages make a dash for freedom. allergies with sinus congestion and pressure? you won't find relief here. go to the pharmacy counter for powerful claritin-d. while the leading allergy spray relieves 6 symptoms... claritin-d relieves 8, including sinus congestion and pressure. clarit

>> i agreed with a lot of what amanda said. i don't think the differences between us are that great. let me make a couple of observations. one, i completely agree that we should not be abandoning rule of law. that's the most important thing we ought to be talking about the regard to turkey, both because how it affects issues between us, but also how it affects the domestic situation in turkey. i kind of agree with amanda that the future of turkey is for turks to decide, not for the u.s. i'm not suggesting being transactional because they're taking hostages, we should take hostages. but there are things you can do that don't necessarily put you outside the bounds of the rule of law that allow you to create more leverage for dealing with things like taking our fsns prisoner. turkey has a lot of consulates here in the united states. i think if we close the one in l.a., that would impose a lot of pain on turkey and on people close to the president. this is very similar, i think, in some sense to how we deal with others like russia.

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amanda, a chiropractor, was shot in the back. >> fragments was done everywhere. i had damage to my spine, fractures to my spine, and damage to my aorta and my kidneys and my liver and my stomach, and my spleen. >> how are you. >> there's good days and bad days. >> reporter: amanda hasn't been able to return to work yet. there's been a flood of survivors struggling with their physical and emotional health. >> many of the survivors from the vegas mass shooting are having trouble just going out in public. >> especially with school shootings, i worry about my son to be shot and the fear that my poor son could possibly see something like this, it does scare me. >> reporter: despite her fear, amanda wants to see change. >> the gun didn't fire by itself. we have a serious mental health crisis in this country. >> i'm so grateful to all the doctors and nurses. >> reporter: when she's able, amanda plans to return to las vegas to thank the medical team that saved her life. danielle nottingham, cbs news, riverside, california. >>> early this morning china's long abandoned fi

. >> reporter: crystal recounts how her tower amanda was killed on a spring break trip to mexico. >> we have been informed that she had been in an auto accident. >> reporter: amanda and her friend got a ride from two brothers. >> a sandy gravey road with no lane markings. >> reporter: they decided not to press charges against the driver who put up wooden crosses at the crash site. >> students and other parents don't have to go through something like this. >> reporter: a manda died in an ambulance. amanda was set to graduate in uc san diego in june. >>> hearing from a family. 23-year-old of forestville was on a plane heading to las vegas that crashed. her parents spoke about it by phone saying the video is a sign of divine intervention. >> if she hadn't filmed the tail of that plane, it would have taken a while to find out who the people were in the plane. she was happy. she was always so happy. >> everyone on board was killed. federal investigators are trying to determine if the plane was overloaded. >>> sky 7 over the rescue this evening. first responders took one person out of the

>> amanda, what is interesting, there's a very country saying in the south.hey say, a hit dog will holler. and what's so interesting is, you're somebody who i would have never lumped in with these folks. i'm talking about republican leadership -- >> who is they -- >> you need to let me finish. they, i was talking about elected republican candidates in the republican party. i'm talking about the way that your party treated michael steele, someone who came -- >> ohold on, hold on. we're talking about now. no one is to the degree that donald trump has, said things and put things out there, in terms of race. >> i'm not talking about that. >> that's what i'm saying. i'm talking about people who allowed it to happen. she just brought up ted cruz, which is a great point. you're being more courageous than ted cruz. i never came after you. you have been very consistent. you know ted cruz hasn't. let's be honest. i have bosses that i ride or die for. he's not a courageous example of how to stand up to donald trump. >> go ahead, amanda. >> a part of that problem, and i

. >> reporter: crystal recounts how her tower amanda was killed on a spring break trip to mexico. >> we have been informed that she had been in an auto accident. >> reporter: amanda and her friend got a ride from two brothers. >> a sandy gravelly road with no lane markings. >> reporter: they decided not to press charges against the driver who put up wooden crosses at the crash site. >> students and other parents don't have to go through something like this. >> reporter: a ambulance. amanda was set to graduate in uc san diego in june. >>> hearing from a family. 23-year-old of forestville was on a plane heading to las vegas that crashed. her parents spoke about it by phone saying the video is a sign of divine intervention. >> if she hadn't filmed the tail of that plane, it would have taken a while to find out who the people were in the plane. she was happy. she was always so happy. >> everyone on board was killed. federal investigators are trying to determine if the plane was overloaded. >>> sky 7 over the rescue this evening. first responders took one person out of the car and strappe

amanda, thank you very much for all you have done over the past five yea rs.er the past five years. very sad. don't forget, you can see all the papers online. it's all there for you, 7 days a week at bbc.co.uk/papers and if you miss the programme any evening, you can watch it later on bbc iplayer. thank you lynn and michael. coming up next, it's the film review. hello and welcome to the film review on bbc news. to take us through this week's cinema releases is james king. good to see you, james. you too. what have you been watching? well, this week, wejourney into the dark recesses of martin freeman's mind in ghost stories. then we travel to 19205 new york in todd haynes' family drama, wonderstruck. and finally, we go to jennifer garner's sofa in the much talked about teen movie, love, simon. and look, we've barely begun and i already have a bone to pick with you. oh, go on. because i thought, right, so the good dr kermode is away for a couple of weeks. he is, yes. i thought i'll have a respite from him haranguing me about horror films, and what have you broug

>> there are good days and bad days. >> reporter: amanda has not been able to return to work yet. this southern california office has been flooded with requests from the survivors, struggling with their mental and physical health. >> many are having trouble going out in public. >> i worry about my son being shot and the fear that my son could see something like this. it does scare me. >> reporter: despite her fear, amanda wants to see change. >> the gun didn't fire by itself. we have a serious mental health crisis in this country. >> i am so grateful to all of the doctors and nurses. >> reporter: when she is able, amanda plans to travel to las vegas to thank the medical team that saved her life. >> more than half of those killed lived in california. hundreds of survivors have filed lawsuits against the estate of the shooter and the resort. >>> a man is in the hospital after a tree fell on him in mclaren park. dispatchers think he was under the tree listening to music when it snapped. he called 911. firefighters were able to free the man and rushed him to the hospital with serious

let's be -- >> amanda -- unless you're going to answer my question, i'm going to move on to amanda.s -- these comments are outrageous. mueller is a war hero. how can newt gingrich compare him to stalin? >> i don't know, at once i thought newt gingrich to be a student of history. these seem like pretty reckless comparis comparisons. i mean, here's my question, okay, the trump people, they don't like sessions, they don't like mueller, they don't like rosenstein, so who do they like? they apparently like lawyers like joe digenova what also makes reckless statements and i believe compared the mueller probe to a form of regside which is by definition the killing of a king. so you can see where their head is at. and so they're on this campaign to discredit pretty much anyone who doesn't consider donald trump a king because i don't know where else this goes. now you have this campaign even against comey, add that to the axed list of legal people that they don't like. and so republicans are in a weird position. trump is making them pick sides, which he often does and people are being forced

we have laura coates, south carolina member harry sanders and amanda carpenter, former communications director for senator cruz and carpenter has a new book out tomorrow called "gaslighting america, why we love it when trump lies to us", it is called riveting. you can get it on amazon and your local bookstore. a quote from the lawsuit, mr. trump knew his false disparaging statement would be read by people around the world, as well as widely reported and that miss clifford, that is stormy daniels, would be subjected to threats of violence, economic harm, and reputational damage as a result. so what do you think of that case? is that legitimate, and is that credible to you. >> the reason they framed it the way they did is because they outlined what the standard would be to show this was defamation but it is still a very uphill battle. you have to take a lot of different nuances and tie them together and build a case. what do i mean -- number one you have to assume it was inferred and they are talking about her. and we can cross that off the list. it is about stephanie clifford. and the

joining me now, paul begala, amanda carpenter.rt with you as the resident republican here, albeit one who had your differences with candidate donald trump and president donald trump. you just heard chairman grassley speak about this situation. what do you feel like you need to hear from elected republicans today? >> well, i think what they're saying is this say hot potato and don't you dare fire mueller and put this in our hands. senators tend to speak in poetry, it is hard and vague. what they should be explicitly saying is that you obstruct justice by firing mueller, otherwise tampering, obstruction, this investigation, you risk impeachment. i think that's what they're inching up to and slow senatorial ways. because if trump did fire mueller, that is an admission that whatever political risk you take of firing mueller is lesser than what mueller might have. it is almost an admission of guilt in itself. it is a sign of weakness that he could not survive the investigation and so no one wants trump to go there. and i think that's w

into local medical services prior to the trip. >> there's only urgent care, no trauma centers. >> amanda was set to graduate from uc san diego in june and then move to florida for her dream job at disney. kate larson, abc 7 news. >> it's 5:07. a judge could order former raider and nineer star aldon smith into a substance abuse facility tomorrow. he had a blood alcohol level high enough to kill him when he was taken into custody last friday. his blood alcohol content w was .4. that's five times the legal limit to drive. smith was arrested when he reported to receive an ankle monitor in his domestic violence case. experts say smith could have gone into a coma and died of respiratory failure. >> police need your help catching an armed robbery suspect. they say this man held up the pacific service credit union yesterday. no word on what he got away with. authorities say he may have been connected to others in the bay area. if you recognize him call police. >>> live doppler 7, you can see a few showers in the north bay right along the coast here. also close to highway 101 and most of the acti

the next is amanda guma from the budget analyst office. okay. hi. so in this presentation, we're looking for a few things. first, two things: do we need more police officers or do we need them doing different functions of their job? and then, second, how have our hiring challenges across all departments affected our ability to deliver our public safety service? >> so good afternoon, committee and chair cohen. my name is amanda guma. i'm here to present on our budget priorities report on public safety. chair cohen, i'm not sure we can answer if questions that you just outlined in this presentation. the question about whether or not we need more officers, which i think was your first question, we don't specifically tackle in this report primarily because there are two ongoing audits being conducted by the controller's office and our office looking more comprehensively at police staffing. both of those are expected to come out before the june budget. i'm looking for someone from the controller's office to agree, but i believe the report will come out b

amanda, let's kick things off with a major averages. u.s. stocks under pressure today. fluctuating between gains and losses. the s&p 500 is down 30 tenths of 1%. telecom health care and materials leading the declines. nasdaq is also down .5%. apple reporting earnings tomorrow. one of the big gainers in today's session. at some of looking the commodities on the move today. have a look at oil, steel, and aluminum. we have been tracking as this has moved higher. toig day as a marathon looks take over. still am an aluminum, ahead of that midnight deadline for president trump to extend the brakes on tariffs. we are seeing some companies in that space warned that if they tariff the same place, their earnings will suffer. shery: president trump said to speak in the rose cart -- rose garden with president buhari anytime. this is the first african later to be welcome to the white house during the trump administration. bloomberg's white house editor, alex wayne and chief washington correspondent kevin cirilli are here with the latest. kevin, we know that nigeria is a largest econ

and amanda carpenter and scott jennings. richard i want to start with you being that you know ethics. epa chief embroiled in multiple controversies. notably the rental agreement he signed with two lobbyists for $50 a night. the top ethics watch dog is clarifying his analysis from last week. which appeared to clear prurt of wrong doing. he is now saying he didn't have all the facts when evaluating the lease according to the campaign legal center. his conclusion was based on the assumption that pruitt followed the lease terms as written. in case pruitt is watching, i mean, do you want to give him a little guidance on this? >> well, what happens from time to time is that people go get the ethics opinion from the ethics lawyer and give the ethics lawyer about half the facts. and if the ethics lawyer doesn't bother to ask and find out the other half of the facts, there is a rush to an opinion. and then that's used to justify all sorts of stuff. you know, and that's what happened here. this is basic though. it's not rocket science

amanda has a microphone.se your hand if you want to ask a question, she'll come to you with a mic. anyone? i've got more if you tonight have any. i always have questions, but this is your opportunity. >> are. [inaudible] [laughter] >> who's going to be brave? there it is, right here. >> hello. after you left i would assume that they gave you somewhat of a debriefing on asking you, like, why you're leaving and things like that. you're shaking the head, it's important for a lot of people -- >> no, they didn't. >> the second thing is you mentioned how women were perceived in the cia, and given that they doesn't give you an exit interview, essentially, how are they going to ever change given that they clearly need more women, they probably need more minorities -- >> oh, yes. >> -- need people who canning speak other languages? and if you have the 1950s mentality in anything today, i don't see how you're going to survive. how to you see the cia actually changing -- >> it's going to be painful. and it's going to be

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still, amanda felt inspired to turn her pain into purpose.go i went out skiing and i remember i somersaulted and landed on my back. and i knew in that instant that i was paralyzed. but i was determined to show that i wasn't going to give up so easily. i was inspired to create a program that could gift mobility to anyone that has a neurological impairment. >> to see more of amanda's story go to cnnheroes.com. >>> all right, cnn newsroom with john berman will pick up after this very quick break. have a good weekend. this is the ocean. just listen. (vo) there's so much we want to show her. we needed a car that would last long enough to see it all. (avo) subaru outback. ninety eight percent are still on the road after 10 years. come on mom, let's go! sarge, i just got a tip. that'll crack this case wide open! turns out the prints at the crime scene- awwwww...did mcgruffy wuffy get a tippy wippy? i'm serious! we gotta move fast before- who's a good boy? is him a good boy? erg...i'm just gonna go. oh, you wanna go outside? you gotta go tinky poo-po

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also on french people's nerves so let's see what they say in a few weeks times time obviously for amanda marcotte this is very important he wants to show that he is able to reform the country also he wants to show this obviously to his european partners in order to push through his european reform plans as well right where you're saying that this that there's a series of strikes planned over the next three months is that an indication of the rail unions thinking mccall is going to hold out. well yes and the government has said so his transport minister has repeated that in the media this morning he said we will not give in but the unions obviously hoping to win this fight and they're also hoping for a convergence of the different fights as you said earlier they're different strikes going on at the moment today but with different causes other sectors are asking for more privileges for higher wages and the hope of the unions is obviously that every day will come together and fight for common common cause so you say for example against new liberal reforms as they say so that more people acr

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two not invited because of polling numbers: amanda renteria and delaine eastin. eastin gettting support from both chiang and villaraigosa. the other not here: lieutenant governor gavin newsom. he's leading the polls right now -- but did not come tonight.that definitely got some talk from the other candidates, inclding villaraigosa who called him out multiple times -- even in his closing speech.live in fresno, kl kron 4news. john chiang / (d)" we have to get make sure we support our law enforcement when they are right thing as we address crime going forward." antonio villaraigosa / (d) " if there are parts of 47 and working we have to get behind it... i got a tough and smart on crime travis allen / "we need to repeal every single one of these law repeal 8109 57 and47 we need to send a very clear message this is the state of three strikes"john cox / (r) "we have to have better management of this state and that is what we will have when i am governor." (kody) now three candidates not here tonight.. two not invited because of polling numbers: amanda renteria and dela

like many first-time homeowners, ashley walker pride and amanda osborn or all-smiles. >> three, two,help from two guys who really know their way around houses. >> you said you want open concept, right? this is as open concept as it gets. ♪ >> reporter: drew and jonathan scott best known for their show "property brothers" have a knack for real estate, but an even bigger passion for giving back. >> you're on team jonathan, right? >> listen. we have a lot of muscle on team drew. >> reporter: the scott brothers, along with dozens of volunteers across nashville, have teamed up with habitat for humanity, to help build homes for families in need, like ashley's and amanda's. how important is it to have affordable and decent housing for these fabulous families? >> everyone deserves to have a beautiful home, somewhere they can smile when they wake up and somewhere they feel proud to lay their end at the end of the night. >> home is not just a collection of the studs we're putting up, it's where memories are made and families grow together. >> reporter: since 1976, habitat for humanity has help

that the republicans have is to energize the republican base, and this talk of impeachment -- >> amandaut on tuesday, it's called gas lighting america, why we love it when donald trump lies to us. amanda, we wish you the best of luck with this book, available now on amazon and tuesday at local bookstores. tell me what you think, is it true, obviously president trump is using this to rally his base. >> donald trump loves to create an enemy, to energize the gop base, and in this case, a lot of democrats are making it all too easy. you have tom steyer on the airwaves across america, making a case for impeachments. so some democrats are stretching it, making it all too easy for everyone to say, everyone hates me, they're all against me, it's us versus them. >> they're suing the trump campaign, they're suing wikileaks, the russian government, it's a very broad government. i have heard democrats say they don't think it's -- >> there was an attempt to collude with russian spies. we must allow mueller's investigation to proceed, that's the most important thing. if it helps to uncover facts that

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suffer korea also quoted kim saying approach has amanda why would north korea keep nuclear weapon us if we get talks to the us more regularly feel trust gets a deal to end the war and receive a non-aggression agreement. for his part trump told supporters in michigan necessitate that is proposed to meeting with kim jong un is in the works i think we'll have a meeting over the next three or four weeks are going to be his tone was cautiously optimistic but he added. but we'll see how it goes and again whatever happens happens look i may go. now some of the other stories making news around the world the third and fourth largest u.s. mobile telephone networks have agreed to merge german owned team obama and japanese own sprinting to create a new company that they say will be much stronger in a competition against the market dominated by the giants eighty n.t. and horizon the deal now faces scrutiny from regulators. the syrian army says it's captured a string of villages from u.s. backed kurdish forces in the country's east clashes between the two sides of breath a year is both of largely

we'll ask american musician and feminist amanda palmer.the people, is at the railway station... also tonight, the north koreans know how to throw a good summit. in a few hours' time, kimjong—un meets the south korean leadership. will he offer anything more than a photo opportuntiy? and this. we're in hungary, where the prime minister got re—elected by playing the anti—migrant card as hard as he could. how does that work when you're a member of the european union? if hungary had had this system when it was applying to join the european union, would it have qualified? no — no, clearly not. good evening. whatever your week has been like, thank your stars you haven'tjust had to abandon a bunch of immigration targets you didn't appear to realise existed 2a hours earlier whilst sitting on a wafer—thin majority of 346 as britain's home secretary. and that's not to mention her customs union snafu at a lunch for journalists. amber rudd has had better weeks.

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