chris williams had just told variation about a bizarre. s loaned dan money own the day he came to collect he said the feeling in the room was terrifying. turns out that was the same day that julie and sam had been killed. rachel never told police about the meeting with chris, so now they wanted to know why. here is" final curtain." >> reporter: a reluctant rachel buffett took a voice stress analyzer. the results were less than encouraging. >> i gave you three tests today. okay? all three are deceptive. >> i know my stories and timelines are kind of juggled up because my mind is not there right now. i'm trying to remember everything i can. i've told you guys everything i know. i'm completely innocent. >> reporter: maybe. now detectives smelled blood. they circled back to that friday, when dan left with sam and came back without him. >> he's gone for three hours, and he comes back having a heart attack. >> yeah. >> we know he's out killing sam at that point. >> i thought he was just overreacting because he thought he was afraid of loan sharks

detention joining me now is british politician chris williams a new table to motion in the british parliament condemning his mistreatment in this country chris welcome back what happened to the early day motion involved well look i tabled a motion in the last session of parliament was tabled and was allowed but i'm now told i tried to read table a new motion condemning the treatments of drill in a song and have been told by the authorities that it is subject to see the is enough in this studio but you know nothing to. the speaker however does have the right to waive that standing order and allow the motion to be tabled and so i've written to the speak could sue ask him to do so the success in which he can do that is where matters of national importance this isn't just of national polls this is of international and pull something we're talking about somebody who. those war crimes are the united states in afghanistan and iraq. but we're also talking about the way in which jews want to be treated in this country i mean this country is in contravention of the u.n. ruling on torture he's been held

i think it's going to be okay but there are neighborhoods west of me. >> chris: william get out of thatind and stay safe. fire officials in california giving an update on the fire burning near the reagan presidential library let's listen in. >> it as well as ten sentenced inmates come the inmates have been moved to the main jail and ventura. rough geographical area of the evacuations are north of sunset hills in thousand oaks, west of madeira road in simi valley, south of tara in simi valley and pushing into the east city limits of moorpark and the santa rosa valley. i encourage everyone to visit d.c. emergency.org for all current evacuation notices and road closure information. that website also contains information related to 1095 particle mass distribution, school closures shelter locations and current public safety power shut off information. we encouraged him community to heed the evacuation orders and avoid affected areas of possible. for those evacuated and seeking shelter there are space at the thousand oaks community center. thank you. >> good afternoon my name is chad cook i'm

>> chris: william la jeunesse in the certain part of the state. thank you.et's go to northern california where cries say they're gaining ground on a fire burning in wine country. claudia cowan north of san francisco. claudia? >> chris, with the kincaid fire coming to heel, it's about 60% contained. relief as thousands allowed to go back home. that includes 27,000 people here in windsor who have no idea if they would have a home to come back to as the fire loomed on saturday morning. the whole town was evacuated. flames at the edges of back yards and with homes burning down to the ground, things looked dire. there was only good news for this community. >> it was the greatest fire ever in the history of our town had been turned. thanks to the valiant heroic efforts of 200 plus firefighters and town staff, going house to house, every single home in windsor was saved. >> amazing. elsewhere in the fire zone, more than 175 homes were damaged or destroyed. sonoma county's biggest fire has burned 77,000 acres and won't be out for another week. nobody was killed and

as we heard earlier, chris williams has lost his high court bid to be reinstated to the party. williamson's suspension from the party and his disciplinary case must run its course. plenty more with all those stories at five o'clock but now we go to the weather. good afternoon. some parts of the uk can expect yet more very wet weather over the next couple of days. we have certainly seen things clouding over without breaks of raining northern and western areas today. this approaching area of cloud sliding its way in and we can follow this cloud right the way out into the atlantic. we have quite a long weather front which is just going to wriggle around and feed as pulses of heavy rain over the next couple of days but back to the year and now, what is left of this afternoon and into this evening, the rain starting to pack up, i think, across north—western parts of the uk. wet weather across high ground in scotland. may be up to 50 millimetres of rain in places. in some outbreaks of rain further south you will notice pushing on across england and wales. it is a mild mitral many of

bridget kelly, david wild scene, and william baroni all resigned. chris christie, who wanted to get all of these endorsements to build momentum for his notidential campaign, was elected president. not elected president. kelly and baroni were charged with violating federal fraud statutes. the government's theory was that they had deprived the port authority of property in the form of the extra salaries for the toll collectors and the engineers, and the fraud came because they had lied about why they were conducting the traffic study. argument wasoni's that the government was only relying on this theory because this under thedo federal honest services statute. in 2010, the supreme court ruled that you can only rely on the honest services statute if there were actual bribes or kickbacks, or kickbacks, and kelly and baroni did not get anything out of this, other than the fact that they were getting retribution to the mayor of fort lee. if you allow the government to thene broad purposes for the purpose of this statute, it will sweep in all kinds of political

tonight for our expert post-debate analysis of the fourth democratic debate with brian williams, nicolle wallace, chrisd. that is "hardball" for now. and "all in" with chris hayes starts right now. >>> tonight on "all in." >> i think when all is said and done we will find that rudy giuliani once the greatest mayor of this country is nothing more than a small town crook. >> the moon running trump's shadow foreign policy took a half a million from foreign interests. >> i stand behind rudy giuliani, absolutely. >> tonight new trouble for rudy giuliani as yet more officials head to the hill to testify. >> mr. kent, did anyone try to block frau yum speaking? >> then as new testimony brings trump's chief of staff into the scandal what did john bolton know? >> john wasn't in line when what we were doing. >> former national security advisor susan rice joins me to talk impeachment, trump and the situation in syria. >> this is bat ple[ bleep ] cra. >> and house democrats return with a formal impeachment

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chris johnson. south of that, the lights are still out at the robin williams tunnel. areas of sausalito also expected. surface streets may be impacted. when you commit to an intersection with no lights, treated as a four-way stop. traffic along the golden gate bridge is quiet. traffic looking much better than it was about 50 minutes ago on 880. we had this accident blocking 2 lanes there. from ivonthat northbound back . stted tostack upbay idw la san mateo bridge looks good as well. no advisories have been issued.>>> during the shutdown, a team of volunteers and caregivers are also stepping up. there setting out to help some of the most vulnerable around the bay area. volunteers are knocking on the doors of senior citizens. the elderly rely on the free. the programs nutrition service managers says if the power is cut to their kitchens, they will not be able to provide meals. >> i have not even thought about this. let me know. i do not know what this is anyways.>> they say even if the kitchen the shutdown, they will it is a fight that we have been covering all you. ten

your spiritual and moral teachers around the issues of injustice but also your friend chris, your friend and love, william, it will surprise a lot of people to know how deeply felt both of these friendships are in your life and a lot of people don't have opportunity to think as deeply about all the different kinds of love we have in our lives, romantic love or friendship love or any of those things, love for nature, love for animals or any of that stuff but because you are in this unique situation moving from pre-vatican ii post vatican you have an opportunity to see how it went from your relationship with god was supposed to be your only relationship for a while and then you had this opportunity to open up and bring more love into your life. can you talk about that? >> i don't think we can make it through life without emotional intimacy and closeness. i read this book called art of loving, a great book. one of the first things he says, we think the art of loving is we will find that one person that i am going to love and we will love each other together. the art of loving is to open our hearts to be able

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william and kate met with singer camilla cabello at a kensington palace youth event. camilla's reaction she was honored. >> chrisso glad you're here right now. "this is us" brings the drama every week. but drama also seems to follow miley cyrus and her new man cody simpson wherever they go. >> that includes australia where cody just won their version of "the masked singer." >> guess who is a judge on that show? lindsay lohan who clearly has a beef. ♪ i'm on the edge of glory >> if it is you, we have a lot to talk about and this is not the arena for it. i want my furniture back because i bought your furniture for your house in venice. >> cody explains the furniture drama after the win. >> i dated her sister for a little while and i lived in this little beach shack in venice, california. they came into the house and kept like ordering me stuff and it would show up to the house. >> lindsay wasn't ready to let this go, taking a dig at miley in the process by posting an old photo of ali and cody on instagram writing, when you realize you failed and you settled for less. cody simpson, family is everything. you won "th

chris it is simple: grace left this message on our answerphone. i was really surprised by the bizarre invasion of privacy on monday in the news report on harry and william the correspondant sat in the studio and asked whether there might be tension between the two brothers, it seemed really peculiar. i don't understand why anyone else would know whether two brothers are getting on or not and why it is any of our business. it just plainly isn't. they are not a soap characters. well, the royalfamily in the media has long been fraught. at times, each side are using each other for their own purposes. the royals have not always shared information as fully as they might. back in 1936 the death of king george v, for half a century that was a state secret. recently, the announcement that the duchess of sussex was in labour with her son archie was made seven hours after she had given birth to him. is being economical with the truth just in the protection of privacy or an attempt to have your cake and eat it? using the media but not being open about it. one shadow in the current argument is the death of diana, harry's mother. the press intrusion that added to her

. >> senator chris murphy told zelensky he better not cooperate with me and other senators told him not to cooperate with william barr. >> laura: did you debrief him? >> i'm not going to tell you my internal conversations, i talked to a lot of people. >> laura: cory booker is someone who is chomping at the bit to question you. >> i would savor the opportunit opportunity, especially if it's done publicly. i know rudy giuliani is from new york, very close to broadway, he loves the theatrics, his behavior has been despicable and the lies and half-truths and the deception that he has been doing at the direction of this president and beyond is unbecoming. >> laura: unbecoming, despicable, garden-variety insults. >> i have to go into the arena with spartacus? i don't know if i could handle it, he's a tough guy. i don't know. he scares me. he was a terrible mayor, when i was a mayor of the city i turned it around, when he was mayor they had more crime. newark is doing fabulous. >> laura: everyone's a tough guy. biden has been off the trail since friday, you never see biden. >> did you see biden today, he lost it today.

chris: president trump rallying supporters against the house impeachment investigationly former republican congressman j fitz fox news political analyst juan williamsmer democratic congresswomanon harmon and from the wall street journal author of the new book resistance at all cost so how damaging has the last week been from a number of current and former national security officials and to have his personal lawyer and whatever you make of them his comments of a quid pro quo. >> and wish there was a video to show what was going on during those impeachment hearings because they have not been open and transparent wit adam schiff physically lied in front of the committee when he had a chance to talk about that. i don't think they are laying a glove on donald trump out in dallas texas of the world it's not moving the meter at all. chris: congresswoman how strong is the case quick. >> i'm not in the room either but to be clear these are depositions. they are not hearings people talking undertr oath republicans and democrats are in the room so the questions are primarily being asked by counsel that republicans and democrats. chris: enough about the proces

chris to the family members who are still dealing with the deaths of their loved ones but also, many, many people who were injured and we have to keep them in mind as well. williamank you. for years, health experts have been telling you to limit eating red and processed meats. while a new study now contradicting that advice same cutting back has little impact on your health. let's bring in roger sauve, an associate editor at the parisian magazine. now we have some evidence. maybe it was all for nothing. >> that's right. over and over again the guidance from nutritionists and government health scientists turns out to be complete junk science has contradicted by evidence. we've heard for years that you should limit red meat consumption but this study is saying you can't make that recommendation because we found there is not enough of a health benefit to make that recommendation. speed limits of the new study says, based on the research we can't say with any certainty that eating red or meat products causes heart disease, cancer or diabetes. in "the new york times" they say already the study has been met with fierce criticism. at the american heart association, the

chris: president trump rallying supporters in dallas against the house impeachment investigation. it's time now for our sunday group. former republican congressman, jason chaffetz. fox news political analyst, juan williamsemocratic congress women, jane harman. and from the wall street journal, kimberley strassel author of the new book, resistance at all cost. congressman jeff escamilla my talk with you. how damaging do you think the last week has been to president trump. testimony from a number of current and former national security officials that the president had rudy giuliani's personal lawyer running off the books operations when it came to ukraine. whatever you make of them, mick mulvaney's comments about a quid pro quo. >> jason: i wish there was video to show what was going on in these impeachment hearings because they haven't been open. i think he lied when he went to the committee to talk about that. i don't think they're laying a glove on donald trump. out in the heartland of the dallas, texas, as of the world, it's not moving the meter at a all. >> chris: congresswoman harman how strong is the case is being built out against the president? >> i'm not in the room either but to be clear these

chris whipple, let's figure out a new subtitle after the show tonight. stick around at the desk and work on it. that is tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williamsles of impeachment. in that same capitol again today more witnesses, more testimony about a shadow foreign policy, apparently run by a former new york city mayor in support of the president's darkest suspicions about ukraine. and now a big sought after name has been invited to testify. with each name that comes forward, many of them career public servants who feel compelled to tell the truth. we'll talk to a long-time gop veteran tonight about how a politics of this is getting tough for the president's party.

chris whipple, let's figure out a new subtitle after the show tonight. stick around at the desk and work on it. that is tonight's last word. "the 11th hour" with brian williams starts now. appears likely to result in articles of impeachment. in that same capitol again today more witnesses, more testimony about a shadow foreign policy, apparently run by a former new york city mayor in support of the president's darkest suspicions about ukraine. and now a big sought after name has been invited to testify. with each name that comes forward, many of them career public servants who feel compelled to tell the truth. we'll talk to a long-time gop veteran tonight about how a politics of this is getting tough for the president's party. >>> and this day in the life of californians in the fire zone. no power, no school, no home to return to. no telling how far an ember will carry.ng tonight it meant fire swirling around the library and gravesite of a former president. all of it as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a wednesday evening. well, good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 1,014 of this trump administration. another day of ne

chris it is simple: grace left this message on our answerphone. i was really surprised by the bizarre invasion of privacy on monday in the news report on harry and williamd why it is any of our business. it just plainly isn't. they are not a soap characters. well, the royalfamily in the media has long been fraught. the royals have not always shared information as fully as they might. back in 1936 the death of king george v was medically hastened so its announcement could be carried in the times rather than the evening journals. for half a century that was a state secret. recently, the announcement that the duchess of sussex was in labour with her son archie was made seven hours after she had given birth to him. is being economical in the truth just in the protection of privacy or an attempt to have your cake and eat it? 0ne shadow in the current argument is the death of diana, harry's mother. the press intrusion that added to her unhappiness has been upon her sons. johnny diamond is the bbc‘s royal correspondence. thanks for joining us. what has been your experience and to be responses you became royal correspondence? this story is a marmite story, peop