but rob cantor's daughters were. >> tony tung mercilessly executed robert cantor and forever changed of so many people. and for that he has to pay a price, which is to say, he has now forfeited his life. and that's justice. >> that's all for now. . i'm craig melvin. and i'm natalie morales. and this is "dateline." >>> i'm craig melvin. >> and i'm natalie morales. >> we were going to to work after hours. we were going to go wherever the case took us. >> one of the most extraordinary cases in lapd history. >> we're not in kansas anywhere anymore. >> a newly wed murdered months after her wedding. >> as she walked away she gave me a big smile and i relived that smile for

eric cantor. kevin mccarthy. paul ryan. joined by commonsense conservative candidates from across the country. together, they are ready to make history. together, they are the young guns. innovative, energetic, forging new solutions. one to outline a vision to restore america's prosperity. young guns, a new generation of onservative leaders. host: so, scott wong, the irony of the situation is their success also brought really very activist members of the house in which then began to give challenges to the republican leadership. scott: right, when you think about it, the young gun the tea party movement, the tea party wave of the 2010 election that swept john boehner and eric cantor an kevin mccarthy into power eventually led to the creation of the freedom caucus, many years later in 2015. and it was that freedom caucus led by jim jordan and mark meadows and others, the ultra conservative faction of the republican conference, that forced speaker boehner out of power. we had another tea party challenger in dave brat who then

ctives say surveillance video shows the woman pushing cantor away. montgomery county police want this to be a reminder to everyone t always be vigilant. >> i have a daughter who is 24, and whenever she goes out, i always tell her not to leave any drinks, and she doesn't. >> cantor is being held without bond on rape and assault charges. >>> it was a crime filled witht ure against a child. a local man abducted a 13-year-ol girl and held her captive. now that kidnapper is about to be freed, but it's where he'sed heext that has so many concerned. and what scott macfarlane and the news 4 i-team found is triggering calls for someone to step in. >> reporter: cold, n snowy year's day in 2002 might feel like a lifetime ago, but it doesn'tror the motf alicia. >> alicia's been through physical abuse. she's been through emotional abuse. >> reporter: that say scott tyrers drove several h from fairfax county to pittsburgh r-th the sole purpose of kidnapping 13-yd alicia, whom he lured online. he brought her to herndon and held her hostage where he sexually abused

the eric cantor defeat did what to the republican conference in the house?> i think that question foreshadowed a lot of the problems that mccarthy would have going forward in that there was always a concern among the grassroots and activists in the party that he was just this establishment figure, that he wasn't really one of them. he wasn't able too prove himself to the freedom caucus that he was really in alliance with them as much as he wanted to project. so it's a constant struggle for him. it's a constant balancing act. it was interesting at that moment he was being asked about being from california. this is something that, it's kind of interesting, he's been able to excel in republican leadership here in washington where republicans are so wary of the state and just have this feeling, you know, the state is in open rebellion. at that time they were seen as obama's biggest ally. it's a reminder that the state is a big place. there's big pockets of deep red in california. and some of those places like where mccarthy is from, bakersfield, are as conservat

trade representative mickey cantor. i can't believe bill clinton would have ever upbraided mickey cantor in front of the negotiator. >> the chinese negotiator laughed. >> that's not what he's doing. he's not giving us the strongest happen. people yesterday think kamala came out for temporary protective status for venezuelans in this particular crisis. >> i think the exchange you saw over memorandums of understanding and china was a red flag to the diplomats who are concerned about the summit t does not pay attention to what he sees as diplomatic niceties, that diplomats see as absolutely crucial. and some concern you heard articulated in your interview with senator markey that he will agree to a deal that looks good in the moment, helps him in the moment, but isn't really sustainable, doesn't have verification, offers the north koreans too much for what they give us. this might be a sign of something to come. >> the north koreans are not going to give up their nuclear program. they just aren't. >> brennan: you agree wit

fearfully procedure it is and it is progressive the last contact with these people my question for you mr cantor is how much longer will you continue to be the puppet on salvini and. under an iranian photojournalist the trump a c bashed around on twitter using a photo that she'd taken on the way to roughly spoken exclusively to. my protests against the street can be the finest so sean. thanks for joining us this hour this is r.t. and. a french former boxing champion has been sentenced to three years in prison after hitting a police officer at a yellow vests protest in january christopher deaths injuries express regret over his actions artie's france correspondent charlotte do pinsky has a story. he was told he would have a sentence of three years two of those he's expected to spend in prison one year has been suspended now the former boxer christopher debt and was seeing it was captured on video throwing punches towards two members of the back to during act eight on january sixth and the video of that incident went absolutely viral when it happened and it led to widespread manhunt looking for th

such a picture was divided into like three eric cantor richest area which is in the center.e have been area where like the house is working and you have the farming area of the terrace and so we've seen at. least. until today the only seventy five percent of much you preach you are actually excavated so the other twenty five percent are still in process so there's more to come into next year yes. after working for a few hours it finally cleared up the one up which are still has a little bit of clouds but they will also go away. that's impressive. so when i picture we are standing on a much of people which means the engine the mountain and down there in the city i've just shown you. all right guys that's it from school and prove. my journey continues i've left postle and i'm on my way to the bavarian forest just an hour away from the city the region is a popular destination for hiking skiing and relaxing. to get an overview i asked for the visitor center in the hunter eisenman house and here i learned that part of the bavarian forest is a national park when it opened in octob

the obama administration, speaker boehner and eric cantor thought i had played a real role in turninge house caucus. told that to the president. the next thing i know, i was getting a call from tim geithner wondering if i would talk about being on the federal reserve board. david: when you got on the fed, did you think the people didn't know much as you did about policy, or that they knew more than you did? what did you think when you first became a fed? you're not an economist. jay: i had nine months between getting that phone call and walking in the door and being sworn in, and i used that time to study economics through textbooks and lots of papers and speeches. i used that time. then i got into the real education. i assumed that i had a lot to learn. i spent a lot of years really hitting the books. in fact, i sat next to janet yellen in those days. she used to come into my office and go, are you coming out today? i hit it really hard there. i felt like i had a lot to learn. i did. david: you were there when janet yellen was chair? jay: that is when she was vice chair. david: who w

well you know stephen cantor's book overthrow and william blow bloom's book. killing hope it is an american tradition to tell latin america to apply what we call the monro doctrine and we have a long history he says and the iran contra affair nicaragua panama grenada haiti etc we have been changing governments all the time participating in the coup against. in. our absolute this is nothing new i mean the united states is had him on and does like to deal with latin america as colonies of course venezuela is after all an incredibly rich country with the largest oil reserves with enormous gold reserves on reserves and. coltan reserves so. it's a bonanza ok on the case but it's american so right now for it so it's so it's just an asset play let me go to i secure in our what i think it is. and it's very open unlike you know other of force regime change in the last two decades or so this is ministration is very open that it really wants to overthrow the government impose its own garstin imposed regime change is going because over the weekend it looked like it looked

withdrawn from the procedures and it is progressively lost contact with its people my question for you mr cantor is how much longer will you continue to be the puppet. strings. leaks documents reveal that a u.k. based campaign to spread negative news about the bid to strip the gulf kingdom of the twenty twenty two football world cup. also syria demands action from the u.n. security council after accusing the u.s. led coalition of killing sixteen civilians in a bombing raid on the border with. me here in moscow great to have you with us this is r.t. . italy's prime minister fired back at senior european officials after he was accused of being a puppet of his euro skeptic government during a tense exchange in the e.u. parliament. delivered a scathing assessment of brussels saying it's no longer in touch with its citizens . the european project seems to have lost its momentum but we have seen the transfer of power has increasingly from countries to the union my question for you mr conti is how much longer will you continue to be the puppet on salvini and in my own strings. europe faced with an econ

well you know stephen cantor's book overthrow and william blown blew.

economic crisis without precedent this progress of the last contact of its people my question for you mr cantor is how much longer will you continue to be the public. leaks documents reveal that you k. based campaign offered to spread negative news about qatar in a bid to strip the gulf kingdom of the twenty twenty two football world cup. and syria demands action from the un security council after accusing the u.s. led coalition of killing sixteen civilians and informing raids over the border with iraq. live from the russian capital welcome to r.t. and national. top story its needs prime minister has fired back at senior european officials that softer he was accused of being a puppet of his euro skeptic governments during it. tense exchange in the parliament just epic on tape eleven descaling assessment of brussels saying it's no longer in touch with its citizens well we can cross now to our keith europe correspondent. peter say things have been getting a bit heated what exactly happened it was quite the debut speech from the italian prime minister in the european parliament in strasburg just c

have seen the transfer of power is increasingly from countries to the union my question for you mr cantor is how much longer will you continue to be the puppet on salvini and demise strings. europe faced with an economic crisis without precedent has withdrawn fifa li into procedural ism and it is progressive lost contact with its people it is so painful for me to see italy's political degeneration. progressively this policy has lost its representative justification become an oligarchy system where the real needs of society are ignored it is your government that is openly spiteful against other member states who are members of our european family it is the italian government that is stop the european union from being united against madeira and you know why it's come under pressure from the kremlin under pressure from putin that is the truth it was quite the debut speech at the european parliament in strasburg by the italian prime minister just said picante outlining the future of the european union as italy sees it and also looking at those challenges to the goals that rome wants to achiev

s it's actually with the aim to improve the framework of collaboration between cantor's international gains issue in order to manage those phenomena so we need to address the issue in a positive way we need to rebalance the understanding the t.v. and the knowledge we have been about people. movement which is and you know it's over any thank you thank you. but we just heard from the world health organization about the treatment of refugees in europe but how they treated around the globe joining me now is dr nick mohsin the award winning whistleblower who exposed what he calls crimes against humanity had australia's privately run guantanamo of refugees nic thanks for coming on the show congratulations on winning an award following in the footsteps of chelsea manning john kiriakou the. kiriakou went to jail chelsea manning was tortured how difficult was it to make a decision to blow the whistle at first it was quite difficult because i was worried about my livelihood and i was worried about prosecution but then the increasingly i thought about it i figured i had no choice really morally

from the procedure it has and it's progressively lost contact with its people my question for you mr cantor is.

come cantor. there's the damn phone again. my boy about. every hour an absence in four temperature readings from the asparagus crop from the crown to the tip the app uses these readings to calculate the optimal time to stop harvesting and i thought of that the technology makes it quite easy to check and get an overview of what's going on with the crop i am hoping to get a indication of when we can actually start and stop and i'm also hoping to get an overview of the temperature if it gets too hot to me that erica starts to get this blossom coming out the top then we'll turn the sheeting over. there for you and to a friend recommended it. nothing here yet at least nothing on the surface seems. the asparagus isn't growing as it should. my glasses of steamed up. i'll dig around in a few spots to see if i can see anything. i mean if. the board should evolve i can feel that the ground is nice and warm it's coming here it is. missing something it's still ten centimeters from the surface you know it's about four or five days. there's been too much

we can now speak to eric cantor a political analyst and author of the bestselling book the g.o.p. civil war he also joins us from washington thanks very much for taking the time to speak to us the situation at the moment has an unfortunate familiarity to it is always just posturing or could there actually be another government shutdown want to un to say. no this is not posturing at all in fact a potential government shutdown is real and remember i mean we've already seeing three government shutdowns in the trumpet and presidency so a fourth one is certainly not out of the question i think that the issue becomes you know how how much how much political pain are members of both parties willing to feel as another shutdown looms we saw eight hundred thousand workers go without pay and i think if we see workers lose more paychecks that's just more revolt that both parties will be in store for. that could be you know the shell of a government shutdown or could president trump possibly go in another direction could he declare a national emergency if this isn't resolved. why i think we've

either way all the money was gone down for a church in december nine hundred twenty two cantor was put on trial for fraud in via legal gambling he owed his victims ninety million goldmark's and was handed a three year jail sentence. yes if i were just he planned to disappear and have him self committed to a sanatorium. as in the us but his plan failed and he was sent to jail for it so as far as i know he stayed in berlin after the second world war and made a modest income for himself as a brush maker no one he later took his own life probably in around one nine hundred fifty five. after the first world war berlin did not yet exist in its current form until then future districts such as spawn norton borgen or kurd or separate towns but then a new lot created the third biggest city in world wind. then he and berlin became greater berlin in one nine hundred twenty and amalgamation of towns and dozens of villages and estates. swansea's groups spitzer was the result was a city with almost four million inhabitants and a few other lend was booming and all branches of business set up shop in t

contrast that with the vague allegations, cantor member the place, time, how i got home, the allegationsavanaugh when he was up for the supreme court suggesting at the very least, a clear double standard. heather: this is martyn controversy when several women came forward with unverified sexual assault claims. jillian: democrats block a bill requiring medical care for babies that survive an abortion was nebraska republican ben sachs tried to pass this bill by unanimous consent, it would punish doctors who refuse care for babies who are born alive after an attempted abortion. patty murray objected to this. the bill could be introduced again. jillian: a second day of deliberations in the l chop oh trial, he starts with 10 felony counts and could face life behind bars if convicted. acting attorney general matthew whitaker, stopped by the new york city courtroom to thank government lawyers working behind profile cases. >> woman under arrest after eight people were left dead in paris, you can see huge flames shooting from an apartment building as hundreds of firefighters work to distinguish t

>> in your new role of the jim cantore of politics, i like that one. i think we would have been a little surprised if this report would have come out next week or we would have gotten notice of it and i think for a key reason, the president is out of the country next week and he is out of the country for a very important reason, he is meeting with kim jong un in this highly anticipated summit with the later of north korea. so to have a report of this magnitude, a report that addresses a very serious incident, let's take for a moment the president out of this, the idea of any sort of collusion out of it. we'll get a report from someone that has been investigating a foreign country interfering in one of our presidential elections. while we had two significant indictments that laid that out, perhaps there is more in there. so from a pure standpoint of importance to the united states, an important national security gathering. we have not been told that is the reason why, but i think every is cognizant of the overall optics and theater of it and the sensibi

. >> all right peter, cantor fitzgerald. >>> here are some of the stocks making big moves today aig reporting a smaller than reported loss. they were affected by volatile stock markets. the company was also hit by higher catastrophe losses from hurricane michael, and the california wildfires shares of net app syncing today. the cloud data provider fourth quarter earnings topping forecasts. revenue, though, short of both analyst estimates and even the low end of the he company's own guidance how is that? net app shares down 8% century link's fourth quarter earnings topping forecasts revenue in line. shares lower today after the telecom company said that it would cut its achb wal dividend by more than half. that stock could be your disaster du jour down 12% in the premarket. aside from those stocks and our little tax stats, let's find out what else that you are going to be talking about today this is the most important segment of the whole show. let's be real. >> because you are here. >> of course, thank you. good morning it's official, everyone. nasa announcing the mars opportunity rover is of

think al joelson sipping ma'amy songs in the late 1920s or eddy cantor and george jessel 1930s.us years on radio amos and andy two white actors portrayed black men living in harlem. pep so he dent and campbell soup had no reservation about sponsoring the program for many years. many who admit to wearing blackface say it was a tribute to a black hero or idol. historians argue whether it's out of reverence or ridicule does not matter because both show prejudice. the reverend al sharpton said it this way. watch. >> there will be some that try and act like blackface is some cultural thing that we would do like some of us used to wear bell bottom pants. that is not what blackface is blackface is the instituting of the denigration of black people? >> >> and the conventional wisdom is that those who wear blackface now including on halloween or college parties know exactly what it implies. martha? >> martha: thank you, trace. david webb is host of the david webb show and fox news contributor. david, great to have you with us today. i want to get your thoughts on few of these things. fir

. >> when eric cantor lost, he was in leadership, he was a big figure.. beating someone as big as you. >> i think that didn't happen overnight for me. it should 20 years -- i should say 16 years or 14 points to get to that leadership. it's important to say i didn't underestimate her. i appreciate her point about that. it was -- there were a lot of factors that went into the race and probably more time that we've had to talk about that, but i wish her well and i want her to do well. i want to do well on behalf of my constituents and for the country as well. >> i appreciate that. i haven't heard that point put that way before regarding the attention that it got, being a leadership position. i don't want you to go anywhere because i know you're from queens. >> yeah. >> we have a "fallback friday" with hopefully a new friend of yours, a friend of ours. >> i'm looking forward to it. >> havoc from mob deep from queens bridge joins the congressman from queens. what's up? nice to see you. >> yes, yes. >> you know former congressman crowley. when we come back. an

southern border thank you very much with the latest from washington and gallica we can now speak to eric cantor political analyst and author of the bestselling book the g.o.p. civil war he also joins us from washington thanks very much for taking the time to speak to us the situation at the moment has an unfortunate familiarity to it is always just posturing or could there actually be another government shutdown what to u.n. to a. no this is not posturing at all and a potential government shutdown is real and remember i mean we.

. >> you're saying the way that eric cantor lost, he was a big figure and you were a big figure. >> itrs or 16 or 14 years to get to that point of leadership. but i think it's important to say i didn't underestimate her. i appreciate her, her point about that. >> there are a lot of factors that went into the race. i wish her well and i want her to do well. i want her to do well on behalf of my constituents and for the country as well. >> i appreciate that and i haven't heard that point put that way before. regarding the attention that it got. being in a leadership position. i don't want you to go anywhere, i know you're from queens. we have a fall-back friday with hopefully a new friend of yours, a friend of ours, from queensbridge, joins the congressman from queens. nice to see you. you know former congressman crowley, when we come back. oin't to make you everybody else... ♪ ♪ means to fight the hardest battle, which any human being can fight and never stop. does this sound dismal? it isn't. ♪ ♪ it's the most wonderful life on earth. ♪ ♪ before discovering nexium 24hr to treat her fre

cantor fitzgerald market strategyi strategist with us. >> at the end of the day, as bob said, it's veryomplicated in terms of the various issues that need to be resolved over time. i think we get the optics of the deal before the deadline on march 1st, i do. however, i do think we also get a push i think it's a balance and i think the president is well aware that trade does affect markets. that said, i think that positive outcome is largely priced in to markets right now. and i don't really see a trade resolution in really any form, frankly, providing a positive catalyst to markets here with the s&p closing in on 2800 i think we're fairly valued given the absence of other tail winds into the end of the year. >> that's a pretty popular narrative right now, this notion that china trade talks have been exhausted as an upside catalyst and what would be more powerful right now would be some kind of formalization of defense posture in recent weeks. >> yeah. certainly having the fed kind of more or less say no hikes and no reduced balance sheet has a calming effect on the market i do think exp

. >> no dejan de hablar de este tema y figuras como itati cantoral y otros mÁs no se quedan callados.o hace dÍas era yerno de yolanda. >> hijo de raÚl figueroa primo lejano del cantante. >> sepultado hasta dÓnde llego josÉ manuel figueroa visiblemente afectado por la muerte de su primo >> es una pÉrdida grande, dura, triste. >> un dÍa feo. >> diferente. >> recordar lo bonito pero duele >>> a hugo lo secuestraron en michoacÁn durante un jaripeo una semana antes que su cuerpo fuera encontrado sin vida. >> lo querÍan sin vida. >> op tÁ op tÉ por reservarlo. >> entonces sÍ >>> definitivamente siempre hubo la esperanza o la ilusiÓn de poder de pensar que a lo mejor iba a volver. con vida >>> juliÁn figueroa tambiÉn acudiÓ al funeral. >> fue quiÉn acudiÓ a reconocer el cuerpo de su hermano >>> le estÁn dando su despedida sencillo, humilde. >> marcos hermano de joan sebastian no quiso aclarar. >> me imagino que lo deben de haber hecho pero ahorita mucha gente hace leÑa del Árbol caÍdo entonces mucha gente trata de sacar provecho. >> >>> quÉ lamentable. >> definitivamente >>> que duro lo que