reporter: weldon told her about his work with crystal harris. >> it was just consistent with what i hadut different people that he had come alongside and helped them feel more confident and safe. >> reporter: and just like crystal before her, lea felt empowered around weldon. >> he's strong. and i -- i enjoyed his strength. and i felt safe around him. >> reporter: on september 20, 2014, lea became mrs. mcdavid. less than two years later, she gave birth to their son. and somewhere in there, weldon told her about another woman he was helping out at the range. a woman named diana lovejoy. >> he told me about her husband. and she was afraid of him and that they were going through a divorce. >> reporter: once again, it seemed, weldon had assumed the role of protector. this time in diana's life. but, lea thought something didn't seem quite right. >> she would, text him at all different times about things. and i -- i didn't like that. i didn't think it was professional. and we disagreed about him communicating with her. and i think he saw the need of somebody -- both herself and her -- even mo

second—half goals, including a penalty, to beat tottenham 2—1, after harry kane had scored in the opening minute of the game. elsewhere, crystalway game in the league since february. celtic thrashed aberdeen to pull clear of rangers on goal difference at the top of the scottish premiership. they won 4—0 at pittodrie — aberdeen‘s worst defeat for 11 years. the result means celtic stay level on points with rangers, but with a three—goal advantage. and ireland have qualified for next year's twenty20 world cup. there's more on the bbc sport website. back to you. that's all from us. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. have a very good night. hello. this is bbc news. today marks the first anniversary of the helicopter crash outside leicester city's football stadium which killed five people including the club's owner. to mark the date, the club opened a memorial garden outside the ground today. our reporter, sumeer kalyani, was there. 12 months ago, a scene of carnage, shock, and devastation. now a place of peace, remembrance, and reflection. a private multi—faith ceremony for club staff and invited guests marked th

absolutely zero hypocrisy in rand paul and absolutely crystal clear on where he stands with foreign policy. >> harris: johanna is nodding. >> josh: i don't think there is an awful lot to see the world the same way. >> you can have the viewpoint you don't want endless wars in the nation in the past has not worked alternatively i feel like this was not the most organized moved on the united states that has led to subsequent problems. >> harris: we make mistakes in that region, you are right. it didn't start with this president. the poll out of iraq and president obama. no easy answers. the one how many want to fight for the kurds? >> josh: tremendously unpopular all the time. and that is why politically difficult decision. >> harris: joe biden pushing back on the labeling 2020 rifle with elizabeth warren as the company front runner. she doesn't like it. what the show down means for democrats trying to get to the white house. plus the grow war of words with president trump and speaker pelosi after democrats walked out of the white house meeting on syria. each political side accusing each of a political

harry, what's been laid out so far is crystal enclosure. >> yes, i mean, if you were thinking about itcriminal terms, which we're not, if i got this file as a prosecutor i would be thinking bribery, extortion, i would be thinking as chair weintraub just said, campaign finance violation. if china is wrapped in it, i would be thinking rico and mail and wire fraud. the acts that would be -- oh, and one other thing, the coverup from the misclassification of the zelensky transcript. >> and obstruction of justice. >> and obstruction of justice. but the basic idea, politically and criminally, because, you know, we know the justice department will not green light any prosecution, the president took something that belongs to everybody, not justi the money but the national security interests that were entailed in the $400 million to zelensky, and he wanted to exchange it for something of value, as ellen weintraub just says, for his campaign. both sides of that of course are illegal. then you add to it the whole thing is a fraud, as ambassador rice just said, the idea was really to concoct someth

harry whitman out of the gate to you so we're all crystal clear. this ask to rex tillerson from the president would have been 1,000% illegal. yes? >> 1,000% improper, inappropriate and we know tillerson said before that the president asked him to do illegal things. depended on the motive but sure seems like a personal motive rather than a, an actual motive of state. you know, seems like we have -- it's all dizzying. a foreign policy here run for putin, erdogan and rudy giuliani as guebest we can tell. it's 1,000% wrong and obviously trump knows it because he's doing the same thing he did with lewendowski trying to get tillerson to do the dirty work rather than the doj. >> again, the secretary of state reportedly refused this request. rachel, this is for you. you can't have a think of, this interview with him from december. watch this. >> when the president was saying here's what i want to do and here's how i want to do it. i would have to say to him, mr. president, i understand what you want to do but you can't do it that way. it violates the law,

. >> harris: however, democrats say it's their duty to investigate the allegations against the president. >> it is the duty of the house to vindicate the constitution and to make it crystal clear to future presidents that this kind of conduct, if proven, is an affront to the public that placed their trust in him or her. >> harris: chief congressional correspondent mike emanuel is live on capitol hill. we keep checking in with you and what happens moment by moment. speak of the two 52 >> the vote was 232-196. as you mentioned, there were two democrats voting no. jeff van drew for the great state of new jersey, and collin peterson from minnesota. jeff van drew had questioned if this was necessary at this time. peterson is a longtime member of the house who actually voted yes on moving forward with the clinton impeachment back in the '90s. today speaker nancy pelosi sold this photo are the lack fellow democrats and the american people. >> is about the truth, the constitution. we will do so in a way that brings people together, that is healing rather than dividing. >> but leading republicans say this process is anything but american. >> when you look through this resolution

harris? >> no, i haven't. >> they're still looking for suspects. your son is with who? what gang? >> well, they're called the crystal mafia. >> stay low and quiet. ric harris and dillon had killed 12 students and one teacher. dozens of others were wounded by the over 900 rounds of ammo that were fired. it is believed that the guns that they used were all legally purchased in stores and gun shows and many of the bullets were bought at the k-mart just down the street. >> his diary detailed ideas about hijacking an airplane and crashing into new york city. some may characterize that as fantasy. >> in the end, they turned the guns on themselves. >> and then he came into the library, shot everybody around me and put a gun to my head and asked if we all wanted to die? and we started hearing shots in the hall and then they came in and they all told under the desk, and we all got under the desk, and then -- they started coming in the library, opening fire, and -- >> we started screaming and crying and telling them not to shoot me. so they shot the girl. right in front of me. >> i have only five words for you. from my cold dead hands. >> ten days after th

daivd luiz put arsenal ahead of crystal palace at the emirates, but palace were given a penalty and lucas milivojevic got them one back. at anfield, tottenham captain harrytop scorer vivianne miedema got the goal of the game to end citys' unbeaten run this season. arsenal have now won 15 of their past 16 home games. in the other results, manchester united beat reading 2—0 and everton also beat brighton 2—0. in the london derby it finished 3—1 to chelsea away at west ham. in scotland, rangers stay level on points at the top of the table after coming from behind to beat motherwell 2—1. meanwhile the scottish champions celtic scored four unanswered goals at pittodrie to beat aberdeen by the biggest margin at their ground for 11 years. joe lynskey reports. for celtic, the lead league title needs a special focus this time. they faced revitalised rivals and play in europe most thursdays. come sundays, that means they want the work done early. as aberdeen, this was the start of a first half throughout. the first of four different goal—scorers and the one it meant the most who was their teenage full—back, forcing this over the line. 18 and signed from manchester

harris. here is dana. >> dana: president trump railing against the democrats and the push to impeach. the president saying they are grasping at straws. that's after last night made a crystal clear that the democrats running for the white house are going all in on the impeachment inquiry. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." as the dust settles on the debate stage, the president pushing back earlier today. >> this one is just absolutely crazy. all you have to do is read the transcript of the call. read the transcript. this is an open and shut simple case. they are desperate because they know they're going to lose the election. they are desperate to do something. >> dana: president trump responding to the democrats closing ranks in battleground ohio, attacking him and very strong terms. watch this. >> impeachment is the way that we establish that this man will not be permitted to break the law over and over without consequences. >> trump is the most corrupt president in the history of this country. >> this president, and i agree with bernie, senator sanders, the most corrupt president in modern history and i think all of our history. they have

harris. here is dana. >> dana: president trump railing against the democrats and the push to impeach. the president saying they are grasping at straws. that's after last night made a crystal clear that the democrats running for the white house are going all in on the impeachment inquiry. hello, everyone. i'm dana perino and this is "the daily briefing." as the dust settles on the debate stage, the president pushing back earlier today. >> this one is just absolutely crazy. all you have to do is read the transcript of the call. read the transcript. this is an open and shut simple case. they are desperate because they know they're going to lose the election. they are desperate to do something. >> d

crystal and abuse of power on trump's part in several ways. so that is my thought of how to proceed. >> i'll react to that h . the repetition of quid pro quo incessantly as harrypiece this is a way to move beyond that. this is not something we have to hash out. these are the articles that the democrats choose. >> the this has been the republican strategy. just keep shifting the goal post. unfortunately, the media and democrats kind of keep falling for it. i mean, they're obviously first of all was a quid pro quo here. which is coming in to sharper focus. but even without a quid pro quo, asking a foreign leader to directly interfere in a u.s. election in the service of your own campaign to tar one of your political opponents is an egregious abuse of power. i think it's time for the democrats to follow this clean line toward impeachment. i think harry is right. the simple narrative is what is going to get us there. but really holding republicans feet to the fire on this. emphasizing this is a moral moment. this is a moment where you decide are you playing this like it's a sports game? like, you know, the president is your team captain and so you have to follow h