, i have pushed charlene, i have yelled that charlene. >> suddenly the sisters believe their mother wasthat screamed open in case of death. they found a willing ally in the detective. one plan, secretly recording a phone call with ken. tammy made the call from that the police department. the strategy was for tammy to act friendly and supportive. ken told tammy he was deeply concerned for charlene. >> it is not the same without her here. i miss her very much. >> can also said he was suspicious of tammy and her sister. >> i get the feeling you guys are planning on ganging up on me or maybe sue me for manslaughter or murder or something. >> still he spoke with tammy at length about the day, charlene told him she took pills and seemed suicidal. >> she said she wanted to die? >> she said something like it is not working. for her to die. >> then after a pause he volunteered something that shocked them all. >> i guess i do not want to say it but she did say choke me so i can die. >> didn't you think to call the ambulance at that point? >> i thought she was being delusional, i was scared. >> he

[laughter] >> do you think trump charlene into his 34 convictions pointing out he's on the candidatelared mentally fit to stay on trial? >> criminals are saying, that's what new york is full of them. he's doing great, 34 is a good number like 45, something algorithmic. >> number 34. >> one, two, 34. [laughter] >> you think reports like this are the reason kareem tapia seem to be more we met her in d.c.? >> she was overserved? [laughter] >> she was going to have to tell so soda sure she could grip the green and i think they poured something in her sock. [laughter] >> she was. [laughter] so incompetent, she think she's going to be president when biden dies. >> oh no. she better get that ready it is not good. shout out to kj p who was from the other party and anyone watching like how could you say hello to her? was a black lesbian drunk at a party, thus the first half of my entire search history. [laughter] no way are we not living this out. >> good thing it wasn't a dalmatian there. >> the descent went to washington to press conference to help more black entrepreneurs enter the liquor

and then finally, i think an excellent question here from charlene phillips. what's the best for a casual history leaver to get a balance perspective on historic figures and events? i'm a real big believer. the power of place. go to the places where history happened. walk in the footsteps where history took place. experience those places for yourselves and allow that connection as a doorway into the story in. ways that are relevant to you. read primary sources. read secondary sources from a bunch of different people so you can get a bunch of different opinions and come to your own conclusions. you can listen to talking heads like me and frank all you want. we've got plenty of opinions, but it's best to come up with for yourself through your own experience, enjoying history in ways are important to you, frank and any final word you'd add to that? yeah. it goes to the old adage that the best to understand a person and any people who have any different backgrounds, different circumstance is they might be coming from different places. and this is especially the ca

violates international law and _ war blatantly violates international law and key principles of the un charlent _ charter. the world cares deeply about the — charter. the world cares deeply about the war provoked by russia's aggression. the walk blatantly violates — aggression. the walk blatantly violates international law and key principles — violates international law and key principles of the un charter. and it has a major— principles of the un charter. and it has a major negative impacts on countries — has a major negative impacts on countries across the globe, be it in future _ countries across the globe, be it in future security, access to energy or international trade. and time again, speakers— international trade. and time again, speakers yesterday and today emphasised this impact on their economies. and so, it is highly significant _ economies. and so, it is highly significant and valuable that so many— significant and valuable that so many parties came to switzerland to discuss _ many parties came to switzerland to discuss a _ many parties came to switzerland to discuss a way out of

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can condition charlene, that is the second highest level of alert for threat level that the u.s. military has. here is how the u.s. army defines force protection condition. charlie, the army says it applies when an incident occurs or intelligence is received indicating some form of terrorist action or targeting against personnel or facilities is likely now it's not just these two us officials saying this, the army garrison in bavaria, which encompasses several locations, has on his website that it's got on to force protection condition charlie and then a number of military facilities throughout europe have pointed out that there is an elevated level of risk and elevated threat level. and to remain vigilant. now it's unclear if this is a specific threat against one or number of facilities or if it's more of a general threat at this point, it is worth pointing out that in germany there currently hosting the european football championships in paris there getting ready both for the olympics and the tort of france. these are large gatherings that can frankly make attractive targets. a

we'd all just lived through, not wanting that feeling we had to end, but it had to everything does charlene i got into our car and we drove through the pitch black streets and we didn't speak. we didn't need to i'm very thankful. the trolley is still going to be at cnn, but i'll miss that feeling. driving in the dark, heading toward a new adventure. side-by-side with charlie that's it for us. >> the news continues source with galen collins starts now straighten the source tonight. with a handshake for the ages, donald trump has cemented his iron grip on the republican party, rolling out the red carpet for his return to the capitol building for the first time since a mobs and many of those. now he'd been praised on him running for their lives. >> and the supreme court unanimously upholding access to the most common method of abortion here in america. why that victory though for abortion rights advocates? >> hey, be short-lived and the fallout from that interruption during my sit down with the former georgia special prosecutor, the lawyer who first exposed nathan wade relationship with the di

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