nancy's family rushed to cary to join in the search. her husband, brad, made a public plea for help. >> if anyone knows anything, contact the police with any information they may have and again, thank you to everyone that continues to come out and help out. >> sir, do you have a flyer? >> volunteers chased up and down the running trails where she loved to train. they combed the surrounding parks and lakes and woods for this woman they'd grown to love since she and brad moved down from canada. >> when she walked into a room, that's where people wanted to be. >> she and brad were like a lot of people in cary. raising a family here, having got their start in another place and time. in brad and nancy's case, calgary, canada. that's where they met, back in '98. >> i really liked him. >> as did nancy's younger sister jill. >> this is someone who is warm. you genuinely saw how much he cared for her. >> so brad became a helpful member of the family, even designed a computer systems in the family business. >> our i.t. guy was like, i want to mee

nancy's family rushed to cary to join in the search. her husband made a public plea for help. >> anyone knows anything i want them to contact the police with any information they may have and again thank you to everyone that continues to come out and help out. >> sir, do you have a flyer? >> volunteers chased up and down the running trails. they combed the lakes and woods for this woman they had begun to love. >> when she walked into a room that's where people wanted to be. >> she and brad were like a lot of people in cary. raising their family here having gotten a start in another place and time. in brad and nancy's place, calgary, canada. that's where they met in 98. >> i liked her. >> as did nancy's younger sister, jill. >> this is someone who is warm. genuinely saw how much he cared for her. >> so brad became a helpful member of the family. even designed the computer systems. >> he's kind of a legend in the i.t. world. >> he was so good that cisco systems invited him to move to raleigh and work for the company. >> smart guy. >> smar

turns out cari knew as much about crime scenes as she did about dance moves.cause cari's a cop in nearby memphis. >> well, i kind of took on that police officer role at that moment. and i combed, like, every inch of her property looking for anything. >> did you find anything? i looked all around the sheds and the railroad tracks. >> the afternoon she disappeared, she came to the police station wanting to help. >> been up all night. >> i can't miss an opportunity. i didn't want to miss a chance, if she was going to come by. i didn't want to miss a knock on the door. >> sure. >> i'm worried. >> chris told detectives something that could be vital to the investigation. he said heather had written him an e-mail the night before. the subject read "i'm sorry." in it, she mentions their little girl, ava. it read, come get ava. i cannot face everyone with this. please forgive me. please remember me as their loving mommy. >> how concerned were you when chris told but this e-mail this his wife had sent, that heather had sent? >> i was concerned. it did not sound good to

cari: -- reporter: can you say when michael cohen stopped being the president's personal lawyer? sarah: i won't get into. that jude to reach out to the president's outside counsel. reporter: why didn't the president disclose the reimbursement to michael cohen in last year's financial disclosure report? to follow up on the questions on north korea, has any consideration been given at this point to potentially canceling those joint military exercises with south korea? sarah: on first question, that was addressed in the financial disclosure. that's something that would be determined by white house counsel, how things would be categorized in the filings. on the second part, those are ongoing exercises that are routine. they're aware of. they're annual. and at this point we have no intention of changing them. reporter: because so many people in the country have been talking about it the last 24 hours, what did the president mean when he said some immigrants are not people, they're animals? sarah: the president was very clearly referring to ms-13 gang members who enter the country ille

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and you find out that conduct is still being caried out. do you think the democratic as a whole needs to do soul searching. >> the question comes down to do we value women? if we don't, we won't take these cases seriously. we have to hold people accountable and i've been looking on chaning the rolls in all institutions. if you can't hold the favored, the powerful accountable, then you're not going to be able to stick up for that woman who may never be in a place she can call out her perpetrator. the me too movement is really just the beginning. we have to fix the problems we have where it's built to protect perpetrators, congress is that. >> what do you say to people who look at this and say she's running for president in 2020. >> this is something i've worked on each in institution that prey on women and don't value them. i've been working on it in all of these contexts on a bipartisan basis for many years. >> hillary clinton, obviously, failed to crack the glass ceiling first in 2008 and then in 2016, do you think a woman could get electe

. >> thank you, cary. >> i want to be careful about getting into what happened last term at the core. having briefly served there for four months. it's interesting having seen justice gorsuch on his first four months in denver, colorado. i thought i served for four months in both capacities and it's a weird decade later. but i think what is critically important about those bookends of my experience with him is that the judge he was when he took the bench 10 years ago and that 10 years of history of his opinions is exactly the same judge yesterday, he's just doing it in a different role. if you look back at his decade of opinions on the 10th circuit, you can almost guarantee you will understand exactly how he will roll in similar cases that come before him on the supreme court. that is one of the benefit of picking a judge with a long history. we have seen the flaws of picking judges are shorter history. that doesn't go for everybody. if you get it wrong you get it catastrophically wrong. it's a lot harder to look back and so when you look at cases, you won't be surprised that his meth

first, let's bring in cnn crime and justice reporter, shimon prokupecz, and cnn reporter, caris ganell. they're learning more about this new twist, a dramatic twist in the mueller investigation. shimon, tell our viewers what you've learned. >> certainly is dramatic in that mueller's investigators, we've learned, have questioned a russian oligarch named viktor vekselberg about hundreds of thousands of dollars in payments made to president trump's personal attorney, michael cohen, in 2017. now, the payments went from vekselberg's new york company, it's an affiliated company, called columbus noah, this is a financial company that's affiliated to viktor vekselberg. it's run by his cousin, andrew entrader. and now documents that have just been posted by stormy daniels' attorney, michael avenatti, those documents allege that $500,000 was paid to cohen, beginning in january of 2017. now, as you may remember, last month, the trump administration put the oligarch, viktor vekselberg, on a list of sanctions for russian interference. now, we don't know what these payments were for. we have been to

people like that don't go commit harry cary by using nuclear weapons. >> i want to talk about that.n we'll talk about securing -- about getting the hostages home. he's taking all the credit. doesn't the chinese president have a lot to do with it? aren't there people in the region -- >> the south korean president has credit, china deserves credit. trump does deserve credit. i don't want to take it away. it is important to point out the dynamic right now is that donald trump has made the concession. the american president has refused to meet with the north korean president for 30 years. the north koreans at various points wanted the summit. it's the americans who always said, you're a rogue state, you're a rogue regime, you're building nuclear weapons, you're supporting terrorism. you do all this stuff. you have to take concrete steps before we reward you with a presidential meeting. now, it may be the right thing to do. it may be a risk worth taking. it may be a concession worth making. it's all fine for trump to do that. it's a little bizarre to present his concession as some kind o

joining us now is the president of the chartered institute of personnel and development, professor caryple losing theirjob, so we then started to find out that what people were doing is because the were feeling so job is secure and so many people having lost a job, they were actually turning up to work till frequently because what they didn't wa nt frequently because what they didn't want on their personnel and hr record with a high sickness action break because that will make them vulnerable to the act. so we started following it early, probably in 2008, but in 2010, it was about 26% of people were suffering from presenteeism. but, as the recession 19 eightjobs presenteeism. but, as the recession 19 eight jobs became presenteeism. but, as the recession 19 eightjobs became less secure anyway, and the psychological contract between employer and employee had been broken, and jobs we re employee had been broken, and jobs were no longerfor life, that number rose in 2016 to 76% and then rose even further because you have the uncertainty of brexit. so from 2016 to 17 and went up to 86%. so it

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we also caried was going in gaza along the border. >> right.eople from hamas who had bolt-cutters and wire cutters. they were trying to throw bombs at the israelis. 50 of them died. >> i was there and i spoke to generals and people in the israeli defense force. hamas was paying people, according to reports in israel, to go to the fence in that area, placing children there. the idea of rules of engagement are severe. when they made the decision to kill, and they did, i spoke to some of then, it was based on their own safety and their own security. how do you have an 8-month-old, however old the baby was who died at that border which is all fire, molotov cocktails, people yelling and screaming. you know, you end up facing the reality that israel will defend itself? israel does what israel needs to do. and you can't blame them. they're surrounded by people who want to exterminate them and kill them. it was a great week last week too. the president pulled out of the iran deal. bibi came to congress, to warn us they would continue enrich and create

orders from the 45th president to do some official duty for him or, i never known roger stone to really carye and gates were concocting something of interest to the special prosecutor. but it is not, it is not about the president. it is about roger stone and richard gates seems to me. steve: you also were busy on twitter yesterday, in addition to talking about your mother, how there is is a double standard. there is the talk about stormy daniels, when 2008 obama campaign was fined 375,000 for essentially the same thing. >> say that number again. the fine was $375,000. in this, in the president's case, the whole payout is 130,000. 1/3 as much as obama paid as a fine for failing to list donors in the 2008 campaign. they didn't get him to pay it until 2013, five years later. he paid the $375,000. here the president made a payoff, $130. not only insignificant compared to the fine that president obama paid, $130,000 in the context of a election that cost $2.5 billion, 1/10 of 1%? you have to recognize, when i hear trump haters say the number, $130,000, like it is, like you raided the vaults in fo

joining us now is carys crow who co—founded the manchester survivors choir after she and a friend were other co—founder of this choir. why do you think it was important to be part of it and to start their? we noticed people saying that they were not getting the help they needed. but there is a lot of support out there. a lot of people didn't want to talk about it. and music seemed a way to get people together, because we had all got together to go to a concert so we thought we could do it again. and being back to manchester together and singing together, its a completely different kind of therapy, compared to just sitting down one—to—one with a therapist, which is kind of intense, especially when you're online, eight years old. i know that you were there on the night and that today is another difficult day. explain a little bit. you were working as a steward. i was walking on a steward at stile three, just at position 115, so, the explosion goes off and i'm on that side of the arena and i could just see 3000, 4000 people running down the concourse and my initial instinct was to run bec