" >> dina definitely had a motive.ied under her ex-husband's girlfriend's watch. >> reporter: adding fuel to the fire, an eyewitness comes forward, telling authorities he saw a woman matching dina's description approach the mansion's front door late the night before rebecca's death. clouds of suspicion over the two deaths at spreckels, now hang heavy in the coronado seaside air. but as the weeks pass, there are no arrests. >> each day that went by was a day without answers and was frustrating. >> reporter: finally, the sheriff's department calls a press conference to announce that they have solved the mystery. >> were these deaths the results of criminal conduct? >> reporter: coming up, the official cause of death, and why it would enrage rebecca's family. >> they never wanted to investigate my sister's death to find out the truth. >> reporter: but just how far would rebecca's family go to solve the mystery? >> her body was exhumed on television. it's -- it's terrible. >> reporter: when "20/20" continues. no, please, p

. >> it was july 11 in the morning. >> dina had gone to work out in ece gym.>he her sister. >> max wasn the floor. >> and something awful happened. >> rebecca's sister calls 911. >> he fell down the stairs. test not breathing. >> some how 6-year-old max had haken a horrific fall. >> i sprinted in the house and i saw max laying on the floor. >> i first saw him, he had tubes coming out of every thought, wow. >> did she tell you how she had the she said what happened i really don paints held vigil and the next day his brother flew in. >> he was at home. they were the only two in house. exceedingly cordial. >> wednesday july 13th 2011, adam walks into a scene of horror. >> adam was the one who came out of the guest house some time after 6:30 and he saw rebecca's body the balcony. he called 911 have girl she hung herself. >> is she still youan y i masu the impact of something like that when was ly the biggest crisis of my life. >> reporter: if rebeccaken life it was a puzzling way to commit suicide. >> no woman woul their theirnd jump over a balcony. >> 6-year-old

imagined just how difficult it was about to become. >> it was july 11th, in the morning. >> dina hadone to work out in the gym. >> rebecca was in the house with her sister. >> max was on the floor. >> and something awful happened. >> rebecca's sister calls 911. >> he fell down the stairs. test not breathing. >> some how, 6-year-old max had haken a horrific fall. >> i sprinted in the house and i saw max laying on the floor. >> i first saw him, he had tubes coming out of every body. and i thought, wow. >> did she tell you how she had the happen in. >> she said, what happened, i really don't know. >> reporter: during the family emergency, the paints held vigil and the next day his brother flew in. >> he was at home. they were the only two in the house. >> they were cordial. >> wednesday july 13th, 2011, adam walks into a scene of horror. >> adam was the one who came out of the guest house some time after 6:30 and he saw rebecca's body hanging from the balcony. he called 9 11. >> i have a girl, she hung herself. >> is she still alive? a >> i don't notknow. are you alive. >> adam is able

she spent the night at dina's house. >> i called it hotel dina. everyone just stayed.ne, you know. >> the next day, saturday, was the tennessee/lsu football game and everyone was looking forward to tailgating, but the fun day turned sour. brooke borrowed something out of dina's closet and dina found out about it. >> she had been calling all of these people to pick her up to take her to her car because she wanted to change her outfit for the night. >> brooke's friend albert dawson had been tailgating with her earlier in the day. >> we would be like break off and i was with other friend of ours at that time. so i'm not really sure where she was. >> neither dina nor elbert ever saw brook again. with more than 100,000 football fans flooding the city for the game, finding brooke's killer was like looking for a needle in an orange haystack. >> i thought maybe someone had kidnapped her. you know, we were all just trying t fige out who would have done this and why, what was their move it was a very horrible time. >> did you think that maybe it could be connected to the game? >

then we can look forward to dinas new video which is currently in the making. what's a story next we're on to something weird and wonderful previously known as the bass player of his new wave band book team will blink has gone solo he takes us on a trip down memory lane to the eighty's. that's. the be. the most. bizarre because. the big. screen so much of. that was something else wasn't it so what else is happening on the music scene it's next up on the news. says shaking up the united states is video stupid doctors cause plenty of excitement that's because it's featured on the you tube channel. it's already had over ten million views but the depiction of sex violence and drugs has controversy . users a flooded you tube video showing their reactions to just a song as the first single from his new album which will be released on may twenty fifth. is going to south by southwest german funding agency and it's taking her in twenty three other acts to the world's biggest showcase festival every year german newcomers get the chance to perform in austin texas. lou and

german singers dina conquers uganda. and new comers for your life in berlin. we're going to stop the show with a rep of who is one of germany's biggest music stars despite the fact that we've never seen his face grow doesn't care about stardom and all the hype surrounding his person and that's probably one of the reasons why he chose to play concerts at small clubs on this tour rather than huge arenas we met up with him at his recent gig in berlin. berlin club might be. keeping it real with his new true tour he wants to go back to his roots. i didn't want to lose my bearings i wanted to go back to basics i have this feeling of clubs again cigarettes on the floor where. get a bit i want to revive the nice feeling of the old days so that's why i'm going back to smaller venues ok so some fans are prepared to wait for hours even to below freezing temperatures. we've all got a ticket so what are you standing in line for so that we can be at the front. it's warm and cozy and. doesn't mind the fans getting right up close to him but when it comes to his music he wants

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. >> dina: jackie, please! help me! >> ashley: dina was gonna be in bordeaux for a couple days visiting an old friend? >> jack: what? alone? >> ashley: no, she had her nurse with her, jack. apparently, they got separated at the train station. >> jack: she could be anywhere! >> ashley: we have no clue how we're gonna find her. >> victoria: that watermark signifies that you could have only gotten that information from one person -- your sister. but to fire the traitor. >> jack: everything is handled on my end. my interview comes out tomorrow. >> victoria: let's hope that the editor kept in the quotes about newman. otherwise, i'll have no way o stilst take you up on it. >> sharon: of course it still stands! you can move in tonight if you want to! [ doorbell rings ]

. >> reporter: rabbi, i know what an amazing woman dina is. how would you describe dina? going through, she holds the family together, takes care of us, and showers us with love. >> reporter: and he's part of his family's life as much as he can be. >> they get to see love in his eyes and pride and laughter. >> reporter: he may not be able to move or speak, but a.l.s. didn't take his mind. with the help of cutting-edge technology, using his eyes, he writes a weekly bible blog. ♪ and enjoys visits from students. i caught up with the family on the festive holiday often compared to halloween. lots of children dressed up to cheer you up. what does this mean to you, seeing your community come to you and visit you like this, especially being homebound? >> i love to have visitors. it uplifts me and gives me life. it is so humbling, and we are so grateful. because of them, we don't feel alone. >> reporter: but the rabbi is not only receiving, he is giving. shining a light through words of wisdom and a song he wrote. ♪ shine a little light ♪ show us the way >> reporter: the shine a

german singer dina caucus uganda. and new comers for your life in berlin. we're going to start the show with the repr who is one of germany's biggest music stars despite the fact that we've never seen his face grow doesn't care about stardom and all the hype surrounding his person and that's probably one of the reasons why he chose to play concerts at small clubs on this tour rather than huge arenas we met up with him at his recent gig in berlin . the berlin club might be small but. the crew is keeping it real with his new true tour he wants to go back to his roots after all the hype and. i didn't want to lose my bearings i wanted to go back to basics this feeling of clubs again cigarettes on the floor i. get a bit i want to revive the nice feeling of the old days so that's why i'm going back to smaller venues ok so some fans are prepared to wait for hours even to below freezing temperatures i know we've all got a ticket so what are you standing in line for so that we can be at the front.

next artist also shot to fame practically overnight the german singer as a bully and i hail know as dina is a superstar in uganda she has no qualms playing a front of fifty thousand people at festivals has the unusual story of an exceptional artist. this is the music video of the song concluded. the afropop two news song in luganda one of uganda's national languages. rational about this is that the singer is not a native speaker of the ganga sabrina have known as dino is a twenty four year old german woman she's made a name for herself as a pop star in the east african country of uganda what does that actually me. i don't really know so i don't have a definition. but my songs are on the radio and t.v. people recognize me in the streets and i've already met all the successful people and have sung on big shows. of course and trolls. although you know spends most of her time in uganda these days we meet her in berlin where she's just graduated in social work she's also written a book about her unusual career to give us a business meineke that was it was very important to me to tell my story

sort of equity believe it because you know has or should be in the docket not in the directors of cia dina has all i has blood all over her hands she's the godmother of the cia's torture program the president is certainly a fan of torture he's come right out and said so and the only thing that stopping them from returning to this torture regime is one piece of paper called the mccain feinstein amendment it was an amendment to the national science authorization act that specifically banned it if it exactly the kinds of techniques that you know has was overseen my proposal take over from the current secretary of state rec to listen at the end of this month and report that donald trump had been considering sacking his top diplomat had been circulating for months because of the numerous sometimes public disagreements over government policy tillerson removal was announced in the end on twitter by the president and that abrupt move has got others on the social network sharing similar stories of rejection in fact it's even led them to come up with any word. if that now you. are right when canadia

tongue germany's biggest defense corporation but here in south africa it is called a high end matal dina munition or r.d.m. adi aim is mainly an export driven company and one of the most successful companies into africa they have got a turn of billions of bread every year they employ over two thousand people and they are all crying at. that the company doesn't just export bombs from here but also whole weapons factories thirty nine such facilities have been set up in countries including egypt saudi arabia and the united arab emirates they are all part of the military coalition fighting in yemen. which is currently facing the world's worst humanitarian crisis. is supplying arms to saudi arabia for this war despite strict german export regulations. this plant on the vacation island of sardinia manufactures these bombs. germany plays a role through the export of weapons especially into regions that are unstable where there is conflict where there is repression most obviously today the middle east and plays a role in ensuring that those conflicts are remarkably bloody profits flowing to the

interesting thing is who's going to follow my complaint as the cia chief do you know housefull and dina housefull. is known for being someone who's a loser who has been using twitter at least this is something human rights groups against on these human rights groups of especially wunderman rights group here in germany has tried to press charges against the so when. this is going forward i think there's quite a lot of problems coming up with this new personal structure we see in the united states right now a little early there for the judge to feel smug about anything we have a new german foreign secretary who's never done that job before up against against that we are allies supposedly but with us as secretary of state who has been head of the cia who knows he sees foreign policy how the two likely to get up and much are and yet to get on and match up it's going to be very interesting especially what i just said the. policies or views on torture views on how to react on terrorism views on how important a human rights the new foreign secretary in germany. has been both outspoken on these

weather work at the palace the test shipyard is going according to plan director and that's highly dina's happy that her two hundred thirty employees have plenty to do. this ferry needs to be fairly repaired service from the flooring to the new engine. dean is a fan of passenger ships large and small. and it's not just for her job it's a personal enthusiasm. faraway places romance adventure things you connect with the ship and now i know what they're made of and yet. natalia dean took over the helm in hamburg four years ago it hasn't been an easy job pella shipyard in st petersburg had purchased the insolvent hamburg shipyard and brought the bella ruth born manager on board. the factory holes were empty but well equipped. it was quite cutting edge and very big it was immediately clear to us that we could build up a second site here. and. builds entire ship parts and supplies them to other ship builders that means the machines have stayed active even when the company didn't have orders for its own ships but the long term contracts have proved a hindrance. that's. what you see here is a lot

to our next artist also shot to fame practically overnight the german singers up lena hale known as dina is a superstar in uganda she has no qualms playing a front of fifty thousand people at festivals here's the unusual story of an exceptional artist. this is the music video of the song conclude the case. afropop to new song in luganda one of uganda's national languages. rational about this isn't the singer is not a native speaker of the ganga sabrina her ass known as dino is a twenty four year old german woman who's written a book for self as a pop star in the east african country of uganda what does that actually money. i don't really know so i don't have a definition. but my songs are on the radio and t.v. people recognize me in the streets and i've already met all the successful people and have sung on big shows. of course the trolls. all those you know spends most of her time in uganda these days we meet her in berlin where she's just graduated in social work she's also written a book about her unusual career to leave our service meineke was very important to me to tell my story my

to the other with whom was he in touch and also how is it that a deal or someone who was known as dina could then become radicalized as the french president said yesterday the threat the terror threat on to france has changed and in its way actually it used to be attacks that were masterminded from iraq or syria but now it's what he calls an dodgin as indigenous and interior attacks are homegrown terrorism so to say so people who are not actually actively in touch with islamic state but who actually just listen to their messages and then come up with their own terror projects and that's obviously a new threat and a secret service is has still have to find out how to best react to these kinds of attacks ok lisa louis and paris thank you you. thank. to the u.s. now where over politicians in action on gun control will be coming to a head later today more than half a million protesters are expected to demonstrate in the capital washington under the slogan march for our lives and they'll be joined by supporters and hundreds of cities around the world including here in germany the protests w

you look at dina powell leaving, gary cohn leaving, some of these names are known, some lesser known. the kushner and ivanka trump circle inside of this west wing is evaporating before our eyes. the moderates inside of the white house. leaving who's there, peter navarro, stephen miller, hanging around, guiding this president. it has real political consequence and it has consequence for kushner and his wife, two senior advisers. where do they fit now in this west wing run by a nonideological chief of staff. still has a lot of nationalist, conservative hardliners dominating policy discussions. >> we should probably add in addition the name kudlow, in addition to navarro has surfaced tonight as a potential replacement for mr. cohn. people come and go so quickly around here. our thanks to our leadoff panel, you guys really came to play tonight, we appreciate it. robert costa, ashley parker, jonathan lemire. >>> coming up for us, new trump comments on russian meddling and developments in the mueller investigation. >>> and later, if it's tuesday, it must be election day somewhere. it is, in

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. >> dina: tell abby i'll start packing right away. [ crying ] jackie, please, help me. >> jack: oncenited with our mother, i am not taking her back to paris. i'm bringing her home where she belongs. >> j.t.: you can't talk your way out of this one. victor's got the proof that you betrayed him and his company. >> lily: victoria has been walking all over me, and it's getting worse, not better. >> cane: i'm behind you no matter what you want to do. >> lily: after the way that you belittled and embarrassed me, we have nothing further to discuss. i quit. >> j.t.: victor. >> victor: yeah. j.t. what can i do for you? >> j.t.: uh, well, look, i'm -- i'm head of newman enterprise's security team. yeah, i'm the guy who

missy dina. any ideas and the comments below. that i'm. going to get out and out among a lot well but first of all they have to be icelandic gracious and magic and then. maybe. they love yours and tina whenever i see. someone else has their eyes set on russia. she says that's right. twenty two year old striker results book this is the. least amount of the parts of belgium's well. he's got five goals for both and we sat down with him. you. being able to share with your new. foster the. small i want to be like my. coach. i'm here to learn more about this guy the. ok that kind of right we're going to talk is football family. describe yourself who are you love football course i love my family i'm a real family man have a passion for bringing piano music you know the stuff there. i want to test your skill set can you. any anybody any of the on the pressure on the good. man i can do this the sound is not the same go. yeah so you feel. yeah. yeah look like let's say. liverpool ok and now it's looking for teaching here ok i really like like i want

it's different from dina powell coming back.perator not at the senior executive level. it would be an unprecedentedly bad signal for them to send to bring back someone how left a couple of years ago. the reason why there is a little bit of pressure on lloyd blank fine relative to jamie dimon is because the two copresence behind him do want to be ceo if they fell it wasn't coming within three years or quickers time they would leave. diamond would not. the reason lloyd might be considering a little bit of when he goes rather than three or five years but one or two is to make sure that the people below him know there is a future above them. >> can i break news here. >> sure. >> daniel craig, you are familiar with him. good-looking british guy who plays james bond >> yeah. >> he doesn't want to do it anymore. the people approached will fred frost. >> this is the news? >> this is the news. >> it's news to willford apparently, also >> i turned it down. >> he turned it down. >> why would he do that. >> he has better job >> tell them --

believe it because you know haskell should be in the dock at night in the director's office at cia dina has all i has blood all over her hands she's the godmother of the cia's torture program the president is certainly a fan of torture he's come right out and said so and the only thing that's stopping them from returning to this torture regime is one piece of paper called the mccain feinstein amendment it was an amendment to the national fence authorization act that specifically banned it if it exactly the kinds of techniques that you know has was overseen. britain's prime minister treason may is to chair a national security council meeting later on witness they where she's expected to come up with reprisals against russia it may earlier gave moscow an ultimatum to give a credible response to the origins of the nerve agent used to poison former double agent surrogates cripple and his daughter in the in this city of seoul three russia the client respond saying it had nothing to do with the incident the investigation into the poisoning is still ongoing but authorities believe the pearl wh

because you know has bush should be in the dock at the hague not in the director's office at the cia dina has all i has blood all over her hands she's the godmother of the cia's torture program the president is certainly a fan of torture he's come right out and said so and the only thing that stopping them from returning to this torture regime is one piece of paper called the mccain feinstein amendment it was an amendment to the national fence authorization act that specifically banned it prohibited exactly the kinds of techniques that you know has bill was overseen my pump a will take over from the current secretary of state rex tillerson of all goes to plan and at the end of this month reports that donald trump had been considering socking as top diplomat had been circulating for a month or two to numerous disagreements over government policy to the since the removal was announced on twitter by the president in the end on the abrupt move has got others on the social network sharing similar stories of rejection and led them to come up with a new word tonight. if i if i now you find. than

because you know has bush should be in the dock at the hague not in the director's office at the cia dina has pull i has blood all over her hands she's the godmother of the cia's torture program but president is certainly a fan of torture he's come right out and said so and the only thing that's that stopping them from returning to this torture regime is one piece of paper called the mccain feinstein amendment it was an amendment to the national fence authorization act that specifically banned it riveted exactly the kinds of techniques that you know hassle was overseen by abrupt firing of rex tillerson as the us secretary of state there are twenty i have got other on the social network sharing that stories of how they were kicked out and a similar manner and they've even invented a topical term for it. now the online technology bloke chain is not only making waves in the banking welt it could also be the foundation of all futurist cities just to summarize block chain is where sensitive data such as financial transactions are held on a network of computers a lot of them in one place and th

held territory at twenty five truck convoy carrying food and medical aidees it to into the town of dina. lost called right to eastern ghouta was stripped of medical i since the syrian authorities don't want them to fall into rebel hands. tens of thousands of students in high schools across the united states have been staging seventeen minute walk house one minute for every student who was killed a month ago today. in parkland florida is hardly campaign to step up pressure on lawmakers to tighten up gun control. and reduce the influence of the powerful national rifle association on congress president trump does seem to be backing away from pages he made about sizing up the rules on firearms. mass shooting after mass shooting. many americans have as their lawmakers what will be done about gun violence. now by walking out of their classrooms thousands of students across the united states are holding together representatives to act quickly. the demonstrations lasted seventeen minutes one minute for each student killed at the part when shooting in florida exactly one month ago. in washington

why add million dina's in do my niece and go to he says the situation is dire. i don't see any. reason why i see the russian airplanes and militias of. known. army coming to is to. yesterday there was really and. i don't know anything about them. unfortunately the situation here in eastern very very awful and miserable and russian and syrian government jets have been striking the other main rebel stronghold edley province in the north the largest chunk of syrian territory that is being held by the opposition. has more from beneath a town in a valley prominence. the open with reopened look at the fiber has a beam off of the cotton wall of a string of intense airstrikes by russia and the syrian government has targeted beneath. their targets with these troops then chael areas several people have been killed and wounded some children and women have been rescued and taken to makeshift clinics civil defense units are still working hard to get people out from underneath the rubble this is strikes come after months of calm it live is considered a part of the discussions on it's home to

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the mark of argon mad dina also says that set up our lives investing hundreds of millions of euros into bringing water to lima's poorest areas. it's clear that the water problem here doesn't affect everybody equally for the wealthy life continues like in any european city in fact despite the shortage a study five years ago found that the average person in lima uses twice as much water as consumers in the e.u. . it's a problem limas format the human rights campaign suzanne of iran wanted to do something about. getting it and. we're talking about people who have big swimming pools. waste drinking water. they have enormous gardens and impressive golf courses. they can reduce their water use by changing behavior and recycling water. on there now what is we've tried to show them that you can reuse water than doing the same you know they can sit wherever. now and we tried to reduce social inequality. which leads to great differences in the way people use and can access water and b n. c a thing. about vere and admit she only partially succeeded and she says it wasn't because of a lack of money

dina said police spoke to witnesses and collected '47 grace's phone. at one point police congratulated her parents. >> when the detective gave you a thumbs up, what did you think? >> my husband and i were so happy. we thought we would get justice right zmen there. he high fived us and told us we had a case. it was looking good. and then it just stops. >> san jose police will only say it was an active investigation. detectives have interviewed new witnesses and grace said she's revealed new information. >> jena said, let's to go my car. my clothes stayed on. i just felt her hands like under my pants and stuff. her hand going down there. she would feel my breasts under my shirt. try to kiss my neck. try to kiss me. kissing her kind of made me sick so i was not, but she penetrated me. >> coach jena roe does not face any charges related to the allegations. we tried to reach her for comment. she didn't respond to our phone calls or e-mails. >> do you think if she had been a male coach it would have been different? >> absolutely. >> reporter: grace said she

that insane to think he could go back to goldman sachs, especially because dean of how -- because dinaowell just announced she is returning. i think there is some expectation from people around him that he could have a main street job. observed the enough, someone -- absurdly enough, someone said he could work for spacex. someone said gary cohn should just spend six months on the beach in the bahamas. of all the options, that one seems the most realistic. emily: i love that idea for him. what about who would fill his job? how important is that that date -- that that it is another banker? max: if you were pressed and someone said, what does donald trump stand for, i'm sure you would say populism, the stephen bannon -- stephen bannon idea. it's so remarkable to think he is a billionaire who has surrounded himself with billionaires. bloomberg news has done a really good job of explaining how his cabinet is the richest cabinet in the history of america. on the one hand, i feel like it would be crazy to guess that he is going to pick anybody but another tycoon. somebody like wilbur ross or

powelllly because dina announced she's going to the management committee, that would be a bad look for revolving door that people could be goldman sachs, goa crew political power and then turn into a goldman sachs job. he could have a main street job. someone said he could go to spacex but it looks like they have wonderful management, including one of the biggest women in tech. so i says gary cohn should spend six months on the beach in the bahamas. i think of all the options, though it feels the most realistic. i love that idea for him. what about who would fill his job and how important it is that to donald trump? >> donald trump, if you are pressed and someone was twisting ramin had to say what is known from stand for? he was a populism, this stephen bannon comes up idea that donald trump are present in every person. it is so crazy that he is it going at that has surrounded himself with billionaires. this is the richest cabinet in the history of america. on the one hand, i feel like it would be crazy to guess that he would pick anybody but another tycoon. someone like wilbur ross or

where last friday, state cps workers launched and investigation after a call from neighbors bruce and dina dekalb. they say a couple of weeks ago, devonte began sneaking over asking for food and saying his mom didn't feed the kids as punishment. cps tried to visit the family that same day but no one answered the door. the family then apparently packed up and left. >> the next morning, when we saw that the vehicle was gone, and then sunday morning when it still wasn't there, we figured they --something. >> they never go anywhere. >> reporter: the crash was reported on monday just three days after the cps visit. >> i was trying to help them, protect them. and this is the result. >> reporter: the chp will be holding a news conference tomorrow morning with an update on the investigation. we'll share those details with you as soon as we get them. live in the newsroom, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >>> coming up here, a tesla recall. new at 6:30, the steering wheel issue affecting thousands of model s teslas. >> and in weather, a big bounce in bay area temperatures for today. lots of 80s and lots

attribution of those words, based on my reporting, people who came in from the new york business world, dina powell from goldman sachs, thought that president trump would be someone who had this nationalist streak, would be incendiary, but traditionally, he was a country club republican. the president actually has a lot of hardline positions and he's not really willing to listen, though he did listen on the tax cut and a few other issues. he wants to stay with his plan for far is, something he's been talking about for 40 years, he wasn't able to be convinced, that led to frustration after frustration, tweet after tweet that led to more frustration. >> he has been talking about it for 40 years, it doesn't make it any less horrifying to a lot of folks in washington. an economist about what it may do to exactly the trump base that put him into office. trump sees this as the ultimate act of populism. >> he's received, there aren't many issues that republicans on the hill have fought back against this president, where he's received a lot of public push back. >> this is one. paul ryan, his office

jason: gary cohn, you're talking about dina powell, another alum going back to goldman sachs.arol: what is also interesting too is this is leading the politics section this week, but also when you look at the administration, you look at the balance of individuals there, whether it comes to trade policy, immigration policy and now maybe with gary cohn not such a big player in it, it is a different composition. joel: totally different, and more nationalistic. heading into midterms, that is a theme you will hear from trump. in many ways, gary cohn provided a buffer to trump and without that, we will get unbridled trump, probably. jason: speaking of unbridled, the other person he had leave was hope hicks, one of his closest advisors and someone seen as a check, maybe have him think twice about a tweet every now and again, really had his close counsel. joel: reporting suggests that gary cohn pushed off his resignation because of this , because the backdrop of this his tariffs. trump has been ready to do this and gary cohn was the one guy bringing ceos quietly through the white hous

remember back in december when we reported gary cohn was thinking about leaving sometime this year and dinal will leave, which obviously they both have. liz: goldman sachs. >> goldman sachs alum that worked in the trump administration. it was likely that we quoted wall street sources saying lloyd blankfein may announce his retirement this year. that was we, at fox business were ahead of the story for months now. now what's crazy about the story is goldman is not commenting. i think it's perfectly natural he would leave this year. i think just based on what i heard from other wall street executives, people inside the firm, he's been contemplating him putting a date certain on retirement. remember he's 63. at the end of this year, might be 64. liz: is there a front-runner? . >> listen, i don't think it's gary cohn coming back. it may be. may be that the board likes him a lot. liz: he was well liked there? >> you know, gary is a rough guy. i don't know. liz: i just said that. >> you like him a lot because of the cleveland stuff. gary cohn is from cleveland, shaker heights i believe he grew up

now already this year, not included in those numbers, hope hicks, rob porter, dina powell, and some of you at home don't know these names, but these are names that put trust in the president, trust in ivanka. >> in terms of legal jeopardy is one thing with hope hicks, but it just contributes to the isolation of the president. i think this is also part of what you're seeing with the upheaval over there right now. this is someone he had full flus and then trusted her to carry out his orders even if she had to commit some white lies. and i think right now ivanka is the person who is closest to him there, so who can he go to on the staff and say, you know, his innermost thoughts and that they'll help him out there? >> listen, again, consider the source. the person who had the communications director job 10 or 12 minutes before hope hicks got the job, anthony scaramucci. he's still in the white house and he says hope hicks is leaving at an incredibly bad time of morale, and he blames the chief of staff. >> i think it's the chief of staff. there is a culture of fear in the white house. peopl

certainly even in this administration, you can look at gary cohn or dina powell, who are very wealthy, and you look at their financial disclosure reports, and they took a lot of steps to resolve potential conflicts of interest. you just don't have that with jared kushner. >> so there is the optics here. nobody can, i think, argue that the optics aren't good. but according to kushner's lawyer, he hasn't had business dealings or role in the company since joining the government. is it possible that all this could just be a coincidence in terms of the timing of loans to his family's company and meetings that he had with foreign businesses as well as foreign officials? >> well, it's partly untrue and it's more than that a red herring. the part that's untrue is that if you look at his financial disclosure report, you'll see that he admits that he simply forgot to quit some of the positions. so he was actually still an officer or board member on some of these entities that he had promised to quit. >> do you say that his lawyers are lying or being disingenuous in their statement? >> no, i thi

dina powell to help them weather the storm. people on domestic policy end. anybody who is going to get things done, they're just few and far between and less at this point. >> speaking of problems. end with phil there. phil, for some reason the chief of staff to the president, president doesn't really like that much, john kelly, the general is going back and filling the question over what he knew or didn't know about robert porter. now he's saying he didn't know there was physical abuse. what do you make of that. >> i don't know whether to believe it or not. that's his version of events now. it does not match the version of events at the time a month ago and also doesn't match with the testimony the fbi director gave to congress where he made clear that reports of the abuse of porter's wife and their allegations were made clear to the white house. maybe kelly didn't know about the physical abuse. i don't know. you would have to ask him under oath. he's trying to get himself out of that hole. he lost a lot of credibility last month over handling of the porter

where last friday, state cps workers launched and investigation after a call from neighbors bruce and dina dekalb. they say a couple of weeks ago, devonte began sneaking over asking for food and saying husband mom didn't feed the kids as punishment. cps tried to visit the family that same day but no one answered the door. the family then apparently packed up and left. >> the next morning, when we saw that the vehicle was gone, and then sunday morning when it still wasn't there, we figured they -- something. >> they never go anywhere. >> reporter: the crash was reported on monday just three days after the cps visit. >> i was trying to help them, protect them. and this is the result. >> reporter: the chp will be holding a news conference tomorrow morning with an update on the investigation. we'll share those details with you as soon as we get them. live in the newsroom, henry lee, ktvu fox 2 news. >> but again, henry, the authorities say at this point even though it looks kind of odd, they don't know whether they went over the cliff accidentally or on purpose? >> right. they are waiting for