>> chris: i'm chris wallace. resident from celebrates of the mueller report is released to the public, but does it exonerate the president? >> no collusion, no obstruction. >> is a clear victory. >> this has been a political proctologist exam and he's emerging with a clean bill of health. >> chris: we will break down what the special counsel found and what it means for the future of the trump administration with the president's personal attorney, rudy giuliani. but then, democrats attacked attorney general william barr for his handling of the mueller report. >> he has been disingenuous and misleading. >> chris: and they make the case for obstruction of justice. >> it outlines multiple attempts by the president to mislead the company to my country. >> chris: we will discuss what comes next post-mueller report with democratic congressman adam schiff, chair of the house intelligence committee. giuliani and schiff, live, only on "fox news sunday." a plus. >> you build america, we build america. >> chris: joe biden is

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>> chris: i'm chris wallace. another deadly shooting at a house of worship in this country, and president trump faces new foreign policy challenges from iran and north korea. ♪ >> i just want to let you know, no money was paid for auto. >> chris: the president denied the u.s. paid $2 million to secure the release of otto warmbier emma while north korea's kim jong un holds a summit with russian president putin. and a year after pulling out of the nuclear deal with iran, the trump administration ramps up pressure on the islamic republic. >> any nation or entity interacting with iran should use its diligence and error on the side of caution. >> chris: we sit down with iran's top diplomat to discuss a new ban on allowing other countries to buy oil from iran. >> chris: do you see that as part of the effort to bring iran to its knees? >> and designating iran's nuclear guard as a terrorist group. >> they say you're not the victim here, you're the villain. >> chris: we go one-on-one with iran's foreign minister mohammad

chris: let me finish.he conclusion congress could apply the laws to the corrupt exercise accords with a constitutional system of checks and balances that no person is above the law. he invites congress to look into this and the president has not been exonerated at all. >> first of all, one of the main things that affects that report makes it warped is the standard. you do not apply a standard of exoneration to anyone whether a president you cannot exonerate. that is proving a negative the law has recognized. chris: he is suggesting there is a case and evidence congress should examine. >> start with this. his conclusion i cannot conclude the president committed obstruction. but i cannot exonerate him. but total biased warped view of the role. they will ask to exonerate you in 90 percent of the cases they could not do it. chris: i think it should go to congress that is what he says. >> we have a different opinion. they said they would review the removal power weather as an attempt or a reality. but there is

bought by chris wright, used the gun bought by chris wright, had chris wright's dna, had a connectionfind that it wasn't chris wright. >> reporter: but all of that claimed chris' defense the clever novak was quite capable of setting up. >> he could have it set from start to finish. >> reporter: like a chess move 20 moves ahead. >> yep. >> reporter: but that didn't explain the good samaritan eyewitness that sat in court and pointed his finger at chris wright. >> i'm very certain and clear of what i saw. i may not have told it initially off the bat under the full stress of what i saw, but i know what i saw and i know who i saw. >> reporter: except there is one person who said he is most certainly sure lee carlson is mistaken. chris wright himself. >> i will answer any question you want to ask. >> reporter: chris was jailed right after his arrest. he wanted to make his case to "dateline" in the flesh, but authorities wouldn't allow it so we talked to him on the phone. you say you didn't do it. >> i absolutely did not do it. >> reporter: we discussed all the allegations at length. he offe

chris tapp was charged with murder, but only chris. not enough evidence to go after hobbs or anyone else. the announcement caught carol dodge by surprise. detectives had kept her in the dark until now. but one look at christopher tapp in court, and she knew she wanted him dead. >> i mean, i was finally looking somebody in the eye i thought was a devil who had taken my daughter's life. >> chris tapp was found guilty and sent off to state prison for 40 years, which is when carol dodge's odyssey really began. her own investigation filled with danger, surprise, and some very troubling discoveries. >> when we come back, one discovery so troubling that angie's mother reached out for help. >> the anger just surged through me. >> it still brings the hair up on the back of my neck. >> when "the confession" continues. ues. protect your pets from fleas and ticks with frontline plus for dogs and frontline plus for cats. its two killer ingredients work fast and keep working all month long preventing new flea infestations on your pet. frontline plus

>> that's what we're asking, chris. >> reporter: chris was sticking to his story, but the biggest break chris didn't know is that while detectives were turning up the heat inside the interrogation room, outside they sent some cadaver dogs over to the mall to sniff around his car. and now the team at the mall wanted to speak with detectives immediately. >> they said the dogs just hammered his car. they said they're all over it. >> reporter: they found the scent of human remains. >> i don't know why cadaver dogs hit on my car. >> i do. they don't just hit. they don't just pick cars out of the blue. >> what is it they're trained to detect? i mean -- >> the odor of decomposition. >> reporter: wallace had chris against the ropes, and he was finally going to get some answers. not just about what happened, but why. the startling revelation, heather's radical makeover of her body and life had put her life in imminent danger. >>> coming up -- a whole new story from chris. was this all some awful accident? or could it be murder with a mind-blowing motive? emerge restored, replenished, fortified.

chris: okay.m trying to ask some questions, let's do a lighting round because i have 3 more questions i want to ask you, quick questions, quick answers, the justice department is now charged -- i will do my best too. the justice department has charged julian assange with conspiracy to hack into the defense department computers, here is what the president said about wikileaks during the campaign and then this week. >> wikileaks, i love wikileaks. wikileaks is like a treasure troll. i love reading those wikileaks. i know nothing about wikileaks, it's not my thing. chris: how can the president say he knows nothing like wikileaks and does he regard julian assange as villain or hero? >> look, clearly the president was making a joke during 2016 campaign, certainly we take this serious, in fact, our administration is the only one that's done anything about it. let's not forget that the reason julian assange is being looked at is because of engagement with chelsea manning, that individual is that the pers

, chris and cristi got married.he was 17. he, 20. and as the girls grew up, they said they never doubted for a single moment the powerful bond of love. their parents with them, and with each other. >> they were probably closer with their parents than most children. they're the parents i hope to one day be. >> cristi, the vivacious glue of the family. chris, her perfect mirror. >> my dad is a little more kicked back, quiet, relaxed. they're the perfect balance. >> chris was a police officer in san bernardino until he was shot in the line of duty. then he went off to become police chief in two small towns in idaho. then in 2005, anticipating an empty nest and eventually retirement, the halls bought this place back in calimesa. life seemed to have hit a sweet spot. as ashton and brianna remember their mother telling them. >> we happened to be laying on the bed with her. she just started talking. she was like, i am just -- i'm so happy that i have you girls and dad. >> it was one of those conversations that you don't ha

chris! chris! get away from me!es towards her as he had gone towards adelle, but, of course, hadn't completed the action with the knife. it's his third phallic weapon, we could say, the umbrella being the first, the knife the second. he simply releases his rage and he murders her. get away from me! chris! chris! this is very much a male perspective. i mean, i'm honoring its incredible ability to produce this insight about masculinity. but in order to do that, lang has to sacrifice the female roles. billy wilder could have made this movie, and it would have ended up a comedy. he would have skipped the stabbing and probably chris and kitty would have ended up being married at the end, and in the same exact relationship. and johnny would have continued to have his affair with her, and chris would have thought he was the luckiest guy in the world. there's the odd footnote of walter wanger going to prison some years after this movie for shooting the agent of his wife, joan bennett. so it's hard now to distinguish, you kn

chris: thanks for that. joining us now white house press secretary sanders welcome to "fox news sunday". >> great to be with you. chris: let's start with the president statement on friday about possibly shipping detainees to sanctuary cities all over the country. here he is. >> californiaa says we want more people and they want more in their sanctuary cities.ir sanctuary we can give them the unlimited supply. chris: is the president serious? does he really intend to ship thousands of immigrants all across the country to cities like san francisco and new york? all options only the democrats continuee to ignore the crisis at the border and continue to refuse to sit down with the president and republicans c in congress to come up with a solution to stop the humanitarian crisis and national security crisis as the illegal immigrantss are crossing the border and looking at all options across the table so those towns on the border are not taking on the entire burden as we shift some of that burden to places who con

chris christie does have a tv contract. he did write a book that says not one negative word about donald trump. in some other settings, he's occasionally mildly critical of the administration. but it's interesting, mostly he is just unattached. this guy who was, you know, definitely going to be a top-tier contender in 2012 had he run, who was in the top tier of national serious republican politics for a decade, right now he's like this little floating free radical out there who nobody has any link to. in a way that really is odd in this era. but if there's one thing that most explains why that is, why that worked out that way, it may be bridgegate. do you remember bridgegate? i know it was years ago. but it turns out there is now a really interesting twist. right at the end here. and you probably remember the basics of the story, right? some of the first newspaper ink that was devoted to bridgegate came in the form of a local traffic column in the "bergen record" in new jersey. it was september 13th, 2013. the local traffic

>> chris: yes.ge mother -- hill. excuse me, kids. >> chris: yes. >> anthony: oh. nice catch. machete? >> eric: don't cut your fingers, man. >> anthony: okay. >> eric: yeah, that's it. >> chris: there we go. >> anthony: porcelana. >> eric: all white. >> anthony: remember the shaman? well, we still have stuff to do with that package he gave us. we do, presumably, want a good crop. better get right with the spirit world. >> anthony: ooh. oh geez. oh. >> eric: do me. >> anthony: a little shaman juice thrown around, bury the purified soil, and there you go, chocolate magnates. well, good luck, dude. to a good harvest. >> eric: done deal. i had no symptoms of hepatitis c. mine... ...caused liver damage. epclusa treats all main types of chronic hep c. whatever your type, ask your doctor if epclusa is your kind of cure. i had the common type. mine was rare. epclusa has a 98% overall cure rate. i just found out about my hepatitis c. i knew for years. epclusa is only one pill, once a day, taken with or withou

chris: yes.y are not market expectations, then that will consolidate the markets from here. nejra: chris ralph, chief investment officer at st. james 's place management will stay with us. wound, butarket's how is a relationship now between trump and powell? we look ahead before friday's report. this is bloomberg. ♪ want more from your entertainment experience? just say teach me more. into your xfinity voice remote to discover all sorts of tips and tricks in x1. can i find my wifi password? just ask. [ ding ] show me my wifi password. hey now! [ ding ] you can even troubleshoot, learn new voice commands and much more. clean my daughter's room. [ ding ] oh, it won't do that. welp, someone should. just say "teach me more" into your voice remote and see how you can have an even better x1 experience. simple. easy. awesome. ♪ asian equities are heading for a fresh six-month high, at 10 year yield is on a 2.50 high and all. so we are back to risk-on this session. this seems to be the headlines around t

chris? >> chris: thank you.e has granted a justice department request to allow a former fbi counterintelligence officer to testify at tomorrow's sentencing of a confessed russian spy. the government has a recommended 18 month sentence for maria butina. her lawyers have asked for time served. she tried to infiltrate the nra and make inroads with conservative activists and republicans before the 2016 election. the national security air agency or nsa system for collecting data on american's phone records may be on the way out. correspondent gillian turner tells us why the winds of change are blowing for the stellar wind program. >> trump administration forces tell fox news that that's one of the most controversial buying programs in history. it's called stellar wind. for over a decade the program has allowed the nsa to gather metadata. data that has been used by intelligence operatives to track down terrorists and their networks. but sources have become concerned that solar wind has become to burn burdensome. presi

>> chris: nothing.banner windows, republicans learned this under center president barack obama. with eric holder. people are still waiting for the papers regarding fast and furious. it's rare that the present -- i think it's very rare for the president to ever say, "i'm just not good i do this." as opposed to dragging their feet like most presidents do. >> kennedy: and pretending they are going to do stuff. >> chris: it's almost like he has entered jackson's portrait hanging in the oval office. >> kennedy: old agri? >> chris: he's the guy who would say, let me see it, enforce it. this will go to the courts. they will likely side with him. any time in the next four, five, six, seven years. he is easily pushing this behind the election, his reelection. at least the reelection campaign. the democrats are going to run up against a brick wall. >> kennedy: democratic congressman ro khanna is like, "we have to go to the courts!" "let's use the slowest method possible! this needs to be on the east coast overnig

i think chris evans and i kind of came up with it. >> jimmy: okay. so chris has it. you have it.got it? >> we all have it, but mark does not have it. >> mark ruffalo does not visit. >> he declined. >> jimmy: did he really? >> at his own peril. >> jimmy: did you apply peer pressure to mark? >> yes. >> well, no. we're not like some psycho, you know, marine squad. >> jimmy: well you did get an avengers tattoo put on your body. >> yeah. >> it's why he is not sit right here. >> jimmy: i thought it was because he keeps revealing -- >> i guess he said yesterday that he's afraid of needles. >> jimmy: oh. >> but he didn't say that before. he was -- it seemed like it was really judgmental. >> the hulk is afraid of needles. >> i have a dinner for schmucks tramp stamp. [ cheering ] >> jimmy: of all these movies and doing all this stuff, what was your favorite? what's the moment that stands out most brightly for you? >> boy, well, there are a lot of them. but the very first time i filmed with these guys on "civil war," it was pretty spectacular because we had already filmed "ant-man" but that

we're back here with chris hayes from msnbc's "all in with chris hayes."ng twitter. is this a new one? i have not heard this before. >> it is wild, what he's doing. i mean, honestly-- >> stephen: can't we all sue twitter? >> we can all sue twitter! dude, every person i know is like, "look at my mentions, dude." like, what the? like, "yeah, welcome to twitter. people make fun of you." >> stephen: exactly. "welcome to the octagon." >> exactly. >> stephen: you are going to get your ego ass-kicked. >> i mean, what is-- i mean, at one level, it's, you know, it is hilarious and mockable. on another level, it's-- it's-- it's profoundly gross, in the sense that, it's not hyperbole by too much to say the country is almost literally founded on mocking political leaders. the core values of the american revolution, is mocking king gorge, and then, once they get their own democratic republic, then, through pamphlets. the idea-- >> stephen: and putting in writing in the constitution that it's okay to do that. >> that that's protected. the idea that a public official wou

meadows. >> come on, chris. >> chris, let me hit two points. there is one reason why the ag does need to get involved and i think that we can probably agree on this. the ig is looking at behavior between the fbi and the doj. that's all they can look at. >> agreed. >> to the extent that other intelligence agencies were involved in this process, either with false positives or with information -- >> true. >> -- that has to be looked at as well. >> agreed. >> that's why the ig looks at that. >> agreed. >> i think as we start to look at the body of the work, here is where we have to come up with, what is the foundation that it all sits on? fortunately for us we have history to look at and say what happened two years ago was wrong with the russians interfering in our election. how do we stop that? >> true. >> what we also know is we're looking backwards and we're taking everything that happened in the 2016 election and understanding it with a russia connection today. at that time the only people that knew that was the obama administration. i mean, we

chris toasted the love of his life at a star-studded bridal shower. >> congratulations, chris. >> heyrah, how was the party? >> hey, guys. >> hey, arnold, how are you? >> the 29-year-old bride-to-be wore white, of course. hair down. lace and fringe as she arrived the four-hour-long shower was held in the backyard. the high light -- chris sang and then gave a sweet toast. >> how can you not be glowing? >> you have to be involved in wedding planning. are you deeply involved? >> am i deeply involved? you know, i'm up to about my neck. you know, that's pretty deep. that's about five-foot-something to here. >> you're in it? >> i'm in it, baby. i'm in it! but it's good. it feels good. >> oprah was one of the nearly 100 guests who walked away one of the party favors -- a handmade bouquet. arnold was the last one to arrive, after he attended son joseph's college graduation. as for what we know about the wedding -- chris' son jack will be involved. the couple is on the, quote, same page and excited for their reported summer i dos. >> it's a good time. good things happening for me in life. i ju

what about this, chris? the senate finance committee, chris, is republican right now.mmittee now wants to ask for the tax returns of nancy pelosi. >> okay. >> of a number of democrats in congress. >> okay. >> for the sole purpose, just like the diplomats want to do to -- >> that's an assumption. >> to politically harass -- >> that's an assumption. don't make that argument in court. don't have the treasury secretary make it. >> not legitimate oversight or legitimate oversight purpose. >> the treasury secretary doesn't get to make the case -- >> so they will argue it in court, chris. >> moreover, chris. >> at the appropriate time when congress seeks to compel them to produce this information. >> you're forgetting -- >> elliot, you got to fight your way in here. this is a dog fight on this show. get in. >> no doubt. no doubt. i think we're also forgetting congress' role as a co-equal branch of government whose job it is to oversee the government. -- executive. look, i've had the pleasure of working in both blanches of government. we should be welcoming congress investigat

chris jansing picks up. >> i'm chris jansing in for katy tur. the president is heading this afternoon. he's coming back to the white house after delivering a fiery speech with red meat for the base at the national rifle association convention in indiana. >>> i think it would be an understatement to say the annual nra event is friendly territory for trump who gave his third keynote in a row. and when he hit the stage, it sounded a lot like a campaign rally. the president didn't waste any time lashing out at his political rival and the special counsel investigation. >> america's future has never been brighter. and yet democrats have never been angrier especially now that their collusion delusion has been exposed to the world as a complete and total fraud. it's been the greatest political hoax ever in our country. democrats are obsessed with hoaxes, delusions and witch hnts. that's what they're upset with. and we can play the game just as well or better than they do. >> trump's nra came after he disputed a key part of the mueller report and he told

when we say that chris was all in, he was all in, in anything he did. and i have years and years and years of stories to tell our girls so that they don't forget. how blessed they were to have him as a dad. and for me to have him as a husband. >> "cbs overnight" will be right back. stop fearing your alarm clock... with zzzquil pure zzzs. a drug-free blend of botanicals with melatonin that supports your natural sleep cycle so you can seize the morning. zzzquil pure zzzs. ♪ when you have nausea, ♪ heartburn, ♪ indigestion, ♪ upset stomach, ♪ diarrhea... girl, pepto ultra coating will treat your stomach right. ♪nausea, heartburn, ♪ indigestion, upset stomach, ♪ diarrhea... try pepto with ultra coating. >>> this is "the cbs overnight news." >>> spring is in full bloom from coast-to-coast. but in another world winter is coming. final season of the blockbuster hbo series "game of thrones" is marching on. if you're not a fan you may wonder how a series of fantasy novels turned into one of the most popular television series ever made. we take you behind the cam

chris, think about this for a second. health care is about the only thing where we go and get treated by somebody we don't know how well they do, we think they're good, but we don't really know. we don't know what things cost because we're afraid to ask. if you go starbucks, you know what the small coffee, the medium, the large, you know what all these fancy drinks are, and you know how they taste. with health care, we're sort of flying blind. so the answer to that longer term is transparency so that we as consumers can make intelligent decisions in a more competitive environment. >> right. >> that's where medicare for all i think falls short, and the new green deal, yes, we're for the environment. we need to do things, we need to do it quickly, but let's not be extreme. >> i think the big sell on health care is going to be who has the best plan to control costs, because people are learning more now that what seems so wild, they're matching their mortgage with their health care costs. but governor, thank you so much for o

chris and kenzie were eagerly awaiting a baby together. boy they had already named christopher. >> she was thrilled. that's what she wanted. i had had a shower. all the clothing was washed. diapers were where they were supposed to be and everything. yeah, she was ready. >> reporter: you were excited about the baby on the way? >> oh, yeah. absolutely. i mean, what father wouldn't be? >> i was happy. i always wanted a little brother. and it was a boy. so that's what i was gonna get. >> reporter: so you were excited about it. >> yeah, i was really excited. >> reporter: it is a frigid february morning in 2009. kenzie is 8 1/2 months pregnant. but their hopes for a future together as a family are about to be shattered. >> i remember getting up that morning, running a little late for work. she had asked me to stay home that day, and i didn't. and that's something that's haunted me. >> reporter: what do you remember? >> it was just a normal morning. my sister janessa woke me up. >> reporter: kenzie is asleep in the downstairs bedroom. jordan is i

chris thomas's music. rodway. well actually it's not so much a dream it's something i've been working on for for i don't know since two thousand the year two thousand working with the story. recording music and i'm pretty close to finishing the music twenty four songs and. i've been writing the. music with quite a few people but the lyrics because you asked before about lyrics they're the things that i found difficult so i found out by pure chance of my wife is a very good lyricist because every time i got stuck on something i'd go into the house i said look i can't figure this out what do you think she'd come back half an hour with you know two or three lines that were perfect did i tell you want to get out of the kitchen come into the studio and we'll work together so we've been writing the lyrics together and music with the a lot by myself and with a couple of other people and we're close we've been writing the script as well so unless i'm just music enough sorry i would have. the musical about well mentions un

chris tucker is here.wney jr., chris hemsworth, scarlett johannson, paul rudd, danai gurira, jeremy renner and don cheadle - plus nikolaj-coster-waldau from "game of thrones," camila mendes, kiernan shipka. and music from 2 chainz, alice merton, hozier, brad paisley, and the backstreet boys. but we are not finished here. >> jimmy: our first guest tonight is a five-time grammy winner and one of the best-selling artists of all time. she is a las vegas superstar, so in june she will end her 16-year run at caesar's palace, to keck off a new world tour. please welcome, celine dion. ♪ >> jimmy: ladies and gentlemen, here, for the first time as husband and wife, kate and jason brosseu. were you guys surprised? ? oh, yeah. >> jimmy: you can sit. relax, relax. it's your wedding. congratulations, guys. by the way, that was absolutely beautiful. we have a nice little wedding v.i.p. section set up for you to enjoy the show. and we are going to upgrade you guys to an 1,800 square foot suite with views of the strip. [ch

chris is willing to admit that it's not there. >> yeah, but i find it funny how chris throws in this snide remark that they were so happy to take information from russia. they didn't get any information from russia. they showed up to talk about adoption. secondly, the only campaign that we absolutely know took information from russia is hillary clinton. but chris leaves that part out. awfully convenient. it's like democrat amnesia. secondly, the obstruction case is going to be the biggest boomerang since eddie murphy's building. jason, don't forget this. you know this better than anyone. the way you guys in congress found out about all of the fbi malfeasance in the trump case is because the democrats complained about the handling of the hillary clinton e-mail investigation. so -- >> i'll tell you what -- >> so chris, hold on. nobody interrupt me. let me talk. i don't interrupt you ever. let the democrats keep opening up this box. please. because once we get to the bottom of this, it's going to be ugly. >> chris, i want you to respond. but chris, in addition to what dan just said, i w

like, chris would say that. td what he was saying is, if i do this, maybe other people will start to do it. d glor: today, chris's uniform and name plate remain up at the ladder 27 firehouse in the bronx. af he's always going to be here. you know, after arlington, we don't just, nice seeing you. like, we are what we are. you're family. we're never going anywhere, whether you like it or not. but it doesn't matter if there in gear hanging here. it doesn't matter what it is. he's here. g left his mark. he gave this firehouse a gift, and it's here forever. >> if everybody could experience e e type of love that i have had, the world would be a better place. .hen we say that chris was all g he did. and i have years and years and years of stories to tell our girls, so that they don't forget how blessed they were to have him as a dad, and for me to have him as a husband. ( sighs ) >> glor: we want to thank shannon and kevin and steve for nkeaking with us. and we thank chris, and all, for their service. up next here on t

i'm chris matthews in washington.d the mueller report, you have company here because according to "the new york times," that guy right there, the president of the united states has yet to read it. not even a cursory reading. it charges him with obstruction of justice, the point is it deals with the question with what's going to happen now. plenty of lawmakers have read the report, including senator and presidential candidate elizabeth warren who is calling for congress to go into impeachment. she's ready to move. >> i think each person has to stand up and be counted in a democracy. that's why we're elected to the house and to the senate. and there are times when it's beyond politics, when it is a point of principle to stand up and say no president can do this. because it matters not just for this president, it matters for the next president and the president after that and the president after that. >> senator warren is not the only white house hopeful, so is south bend mayor pete buttigieg. >> i'll leave that to congr

chris gushed about his endgame marriage.ou have to be involved in wedding planning, are you deeply involved? >> am i deeply involved? you know, i'm up to about my neck. you know, that's pretty deep. that's about 5-foot something to be here. >> so. you're in it? >> i'm in it, baby. i'm in it. but it's good. it feels good. >> you should be. >> it's a good time. we're all very blessed. i feel good, man. >> newlyweds miley and liam made robert downey jr. and wife susan. matt damon and wife lucy. chris hemsworth posed with his family. >> are you your kids' favorite avenger? >> i don't think so. i'm like, jack's fourth favorite avenger. >> they like, um, they're kind of digging black panther now. >> kids, you know, what do you do? >> now the final "avengers" movie is shrouded in so much secrecy, some cast members actually got dummy scripts, including the biggest blabbermouth. >> mark ruffalo. he's the worst! >> there were scenes in there that i thought they were shooting that nobody ever shot. >> i can't believe that i haven't bee

>> that's a good way to put it, chris. so there does seem to be a mood shift among house democrats on the issue of impeachment and also on these investigations. since the mueller report has come out. i'm told by two sources who were on the call that everyone was very concerned about the status of the country and the way that the president has been acting. and so there is a shift in the appetite for continuing investigations, but we don't yet see any talk of impeachment from the leadership, and that's where it really matters. the chairman of six important committees went through line by line on what they were investigating and were going to continue to investigate, and they said they were going to use every single tool in their arsenal. they're going to continue to conduct these investigations, but they did not say that they were going to start impeachment proceedings just yet, chris. >> well, did the usual people who are back benchers, the young members, many of color who came into the congress, you know, aoc and others an

for more on this let's bring in chris stephen he is the guardian's libya correspondent chris what are you hearing about the situation on the ground in libya. well the fighting continues you know when i was as have been making some gains that pushing in from the southern suburbs of that meeting a lot of resistance from militias in the city so yes is that the day and casualties are announcing how likely is it chris that general hostile actually succeed with his offensive and his march on the capital. i think it's hard to know i mean he has very. well says excuse me he's already captured the east of libya in the south of the b.s. that in tripoli is the is the finals so to stall but on the other hand is a big city a lot of forces there opposing him so it's a try isn't troilus tenth ruling. ok a trial the strength of the man who seems determined to seize power what would happen do you think if general hof todd did manage to take power in libya. well he said that he favors the moccasin but he has a very very strong roots wanted to be a very good at democracy and he pitched the libyan people

can you hear me, chris? >> reporter: i can, chris. >> so what is it like on the ground? how are people processing this there in paris? >> reporter: i mean, as i approach -- i first kind of saw images of the fire on twitter, and then i saw the smoke in the sky, i was nearby on the boulevard, and i saw the smoke. very yellow. very dark. coming across the city going into the streets nearby. as i approached it i saw the fire itself. it was huge at that point with a plume of smoke that extended across the cathedral. it's much less now. as i approached the cathedral, you could see people were mostly in shock, mostly kind of in awe, not understanding what's happening, taking pictures of it thinking that this is something unusual, of course, but now it's really settled in and now when you look away from the cathedral, you see people in tears. >> can you tell from where you are, chris, how much of the church of the cathedral seems to be affected? >> it's been in the back of the church. it extends from the west to the east. that's been where the fire has been. starting when i saw

but with no evidence tying chris to the crime, they needed a confession to connect chris to the case. could they get garrett to come clean? returning to our story, here is keith morrison. >> detectives larry bellevue and art manning had a theory to explain the shooting of john sutton and the murder of his wife susan which was that christopher sutton hired his dope-smoking buddy, garrett kopp to kill his parents. it was really just a theory. while the case against kopp was fairly strong, remember the murder weapon was found in his possession. the evidence against christopher was circumstantial. little more than guilt by association. the samoa boot camp may have given christopher a motive. but. >> i certainly needed more than that to make the arrest. i decided it was time to act. we are going to need a confession, i believe. >> given what they had against kopp, detectives gambled the shooter may roll over on the son. >> he denied all. >> that wasn't my gun at all? >> it wasn't my gun. looks like we'll beep here a long time today. >> and they were. hours and hours. >> do you know how the

chris just muscling the money have to be you know this. i don't have a day off right to say i wish i did but if i did have a day off then i'd probably sit on the couch and fully what i do or do some gardening or something like that gardening yeah. that's my passion my other passion is yeah i've got a laptop i suppose and gotten death threats he and i no no. no i don't have a logic on have a small garden. lot of my things are in pots this is good news and the. well i used to try he used to try and grow tomatoes which is a very difficult thing to do but i go cripes yeah and i grew. up and i grow but also i got my gob old or young girl hoops and. now my wife cooks i just grow there. and cut them for. you know i don't i'm not a good cook she's a good cook i'm not a good cook. she makes a crumble for me. and said thank. you and you know i have to buy the nuts to you i've got an eleven year old and nine year old and so we do stuff together they play we play which are played together as much as we can and they sing all the time dance around so th

hand it over to chris for cuomo primetime. >> thank you. i am chris cuomo and welcome to primetime. the ag told us the mueller report is coming within a week. so what? the only thing that matters is how much of it is coming out and today we saw that the ag is playing hardball. the democrats are suspicious and they have a plan to get more that is almost certain to get ugly. we'll ask the committee chairwoman that went at it today in their meeting. we also have one of the president's biggest folks, california's governor gavin newsome. he's in central america. >> great debate. my friends, let's get after it. >> so our attorney general bill barr made it clear today that he ain't giving what the democrats want in terms of disclosure of the mueller report and they made it clear they don't trust him and they won't accept anything less than all. so what are the democrats really bothered by? especially the chair of the appropriations committee. a long time vet in congress. she made it clear she was not buying what the ag was selling on a number of topics. here's what the congresswoman has to