and i was told about that. >>host: you talk about a couple of reporters that has been publicly reported. >> know it hasn't. in my congressional testimony i say the same thing that this is classified information. the fisa warrant is never supposed to be revealed but the president himself stated he will declassify the fisa documents plural. >>host: did he ask the prosecutors. >> my understanding is they told him no. as i explained in my book however by the time the fbi interviewed me the first time i had friends frantically calling me telling me the fbi was showing them surveillance photos of me in meetings interviewing my friends. so i was under surveillance. i give those details in my book of what i was being told at the time. business associates, friend associates, friends, i'm surprised them even married at this point. i was viewed as borderline leprosy. i was under surveillance. unquestionable there were photos shown. i was never told this. my lawyers were never told anything the fbi just came to my house jan

i told him i was a native mississippian and i told them i was a native mississippian and he said of what county and i said [ inaudible ] county. he got angry and spit in my face and walked away. he turned around and came back. he put his thumb in my face and said look, i know every [ null ] around here, i know other colored people and he looked at me and walked away and then he came back and he said look, i don't want to see you down here no more and -- [ inaudible ] get out of town, don't let me catch you around here no more. [ inaudible ] as i will be here. >> i knew i wasn't leaving expect today in 1963, the fight for the rights of second-class citizenship's are being weighed in the country, the needs of the people on the front lines are great, we need typewriters, paper, money for food and many things if you can find useful things. this can be sent to the student coordinating committee six lehman street atlanta georgia. >> we are making the world safe for democracy and we fight now to make democracy safe for the world. [ singing ] >>> this is a special edition of american history tv

of course, my grandpa took off the arrowhead and the feather and i told him, i sit grandpa, i want to keep that one. and he told me, he said don't be selfish. this is going to go overseas again. and the other time i spoke to him, that feather had had gone overseas twice. that, he passed away, and no way of asking where that feather is. i don't know who took it. the traditional side of going into combat. outside, i was raised like a boot camp when i was growing up. and together, early before campse, it was like a boot to be brought up that way from that high up. that's how i got to meet the difficulty.ith no the flying that we raised on at oure, we had that one office. nice to have it. >> so, even to this year, you still have feelings toward the japanese that aren't good? >> yeah. once upon a time, i spoke to a medicine man and he told me to forgive them. i said no way. i'll stay the way i am. i still don't like them. i don't know why i have that feeling. had that feeling given to me when i was very young, 14 years old. harbor theit pearl way they did. stays, i don't know how to get ri

i told them what happened when mr. miller goes to washington. here are the stories i told to them.le jim met me at union station as i got off my train. when i told them that my civics class wanted me to make a report, he walked my legs off, showing me how the federal government works. we started out right at the plaza in front of the station. the first thing he showed me from the station was capitol hill, the seat of our federal government. federal agencies are scattered all over the united states, but washington is the center of all national government activity. uncle jim felt we better start with the library of congress. it is the biggest and most important library in america, set up originally for senators and representatives, but open to all of the people. here are most of the important documents and records of the government, and copies of most newspapers and magazines published in the united states. but the one thing we wanted to see was in a glass case near the front of the building, the foundation of all of the powers and laws of our government. we couldn't have our form of

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except for i told you so. i told you that i was innocent. >> so he was. so he is. >> that's all for this edition thank you for watching. >> christina had a fear her whole life that she would be taken. you know, she woke up in the middle of the night. we knew about it because she was in our bed. >> yeah, you could hear the feet coming down the hallway. >> she was scared of the boogeyman. you know, boogeyman was going to get her one day. >> reporter: it was something she never really got over. >> 23 years old and she was still sleeping with a night light. >> always the bathroom light on. >> yeah. >> reporter: and it wasn't just the dark that scared christina. it was what might happen in the dark. >> christina had a fear her whole life that she would be taken. >> reporter: taken? abducted? >> yes. >> reporter: where'd this come from? >> i don't know. but her absolute worst fear is exactly what happened to her. how many people actually live their worst nightmare? >> reporter: from early childhood, christina morris' fears didn't slow her down. >> she's not one

but i told him, i said grandpa, go ahead and do the ceremony for me. and these other things that you think was important i can get them on the way. that's what i told him. so the ceremony continued. and the prayer continued. and i was dressed in armor because he told me that he and make me a warrior some things happened to me in the battle, i give him credit for it, that saved my life. i was with the general. i was next door to the general and the general i thought was a safe place to be with the general but it wasn't. because when we hit the beach here, the general wanted to come in right away and we came about third wave with me as being part of the armed -- the guard to the general also plus warrior plus a doing the navajo code. but the first two or three days , we didn't have to use the code to send messages as i figured that everything was repared to go so long, the plan was made to go so long. and the only thing i did here the o send -- change password. i send it out to all the units, the regiments and i imagined they passed it on to the battalio

she says robert, where on earth were you a killed doctor king and i told her what i'd done and that i had just talked to him and told her i would get a car and drive home and while i'm driving home that evening i mean, i turned the radio on and there were violence and killing everywhere, the opposite of what he was about and that was one of the longest nights of my life. >> then you get home and get a call from coretta scott king who wants you to come back to atlanta because nelson rockefeller, who was governor of new york said his private plane to bring her to memphis to bring doctor king's body back so you meet her in the atlanta airport -- i met her at the atlanta airport and we had four or five other people to go, and he was there, harry belafonte, a couple staff people. we went to pick up bargains bo body. we talked on the plane for a little bit. she said i don't know what i'm going to do. she was devastated. when we got to memphis they met us at the airport and said you've got to march what are you going to do? i'm going to march but as soon as we finish this we are marching rig

. >> i was told i would be returning to my home country and my son would stay here.that moment i cried and cried and cried. >> reporter: though he felt tricked, jesus said he was willing to leave the country, but not without his child. >> translator: i told them it was fine. they didn't want to give me asylum, but to give me back my son since i was leaving, and they said, well, sir, no one steals children here. your son is doing well, and we'll give him back to you at the airport. >> reporter: but when he arrived at the airport, no sign of his little boy. >> they kept lying to him, telling him they'd be reunified in a couple days or his son would be on the plane when they went back to honduras. he's not the only one who had to be forcibly put on the plane and separated from their child. >> reporter: meanwhile, people growing alarmed. >> what purpose have you been given for separating parents from their children. >> so my decision has been that anyone who breaks the law will be prosecuted. >> reporter: then this recording obtained by pro publica from inside a detentio

and i told also to things before he ever went to war and that i should not have told. as a matter of fact, one of my friend to read the draft, she now read the final version she said, i am so glad you caught all that because you made your husband sound like such a prick. [laughter] and i was like sorry honey, i did not mean to. [laughter] but i make myself sound worse. so anyway, i finally realized that i was writing about the war, not my marriage as though it is involved in the book of course. so i thought, well i need to cut all this pre-out and i suppose some of that in different places that would lead into the story so you did have an idea that the fact that i married a lawyer to be and he came home after we had been married about six weeks and he said guess what i did i joined the air force to be a pilot. and i went what, you have never been in a plane. i have, but you have not. and he said, is vietnam, and you're going to have to go anyway. and he said they make $100 more a month. and we are poor, so those kinds of stories weave in but i realize that the best thin

party talks on north korea and well i already mentioned this when i was in bloody last off course i told our chinese partners and friends about the outcome of my talks with kim jong on in the bloody boss stuck. which i did that. it's perfectly normal we always share information about such talks and this is what we did this time i told the chairman cian. and. our talks we exchanged our views on the situation on the korean peninsula. actually we have a joint initiative of russia china initiative we call it a road map russia china road map on the korean settlement and we believe that the first part of the road map has been implemented and it's no secret you can look it up we need to move on to phase two phase two is to normalize relations to between the conflicting parties. since the korean war the conflicting party there is still a war so we need to cover those fundamentals and then we need to prove cede to. the next step the next step would be to create conditions sufficient conditions to secure to provide secure security guarantees to north korea but we did not discuss any new plans beca

i was told i was in this state to the whole of saigon could push impossible. the idea of signage at least ten times as big it all is just. trying to get a little drunk because i think that i said a little too much to. mean to find some of the government thought that i have been to china is it but it should and i was asked this question billion next china if you could sit there shouldn't plan intentions to go to china is to ensure freedom that vision in iraq. this is not for the kids which isn't the first to do it. but even the best day of the middle east war has shown convincing proof of israel's military getting out of the israeli armored columns continue their sweep to the south west the on the gaza strip and to the south in sinai how did it happen and more importantly what happens now when going to this one hundred fifty six all over again no one is alleged to do that better than to think that people must make. you think you are making real progress today where would you like to stop i'm going to occupy the whole of jerusalem. the one that you wish to incre

am still you know as i told you are i am convinced that i have to be favored. values and people are expecting me to be . to be the same person and. i would try to be. the head of state of denethor but also the human rights activist i was. thank you very much mr president. and as i told you i'm very grateful to all what you are done for promoting human rights groups and i don't support your efforts and please i wish you all the best to help you all i hope to see one cent in asia if. you would be one to come here and in this new democratic country thank you. thank you for the crew. for arranging this. good luck thank you. so goodbye and good luck. six six six six six six six six six. t's holiday how to international memorial awards twenty nineteen are now open for entries the media professionals are eligible whether you are a freelance journalist work for alternative media or part of a global news conference to participate in the show published works in video rich. go to award dot altie dot com and enter now. i think more doogan is an outstanding person because h

i was told that i was hiv positive. i was told i had about a year to live.nd i was told not to tell anybody. we'll be getting the latest, live, as the two—year inquiry gets underway. also this lunchtime.... police launch a new criminal investigation into the deaths of hundreds of patients who died after being given painkillers at gosport war memorial hospital. violence on the streets, as venezuela's opposition leader says he's started the "final phase" of his plan to oust president nicolas maduro, the end of an era injapan, as emperor akihito declares his abdication in a historic ceremony, paving the way for crown prince naruhito to ascend the throne tomorrow. and it's rodney as you've never seen him before. actor nicholas lyndhurst talks about his life as del boy's brother, and his new role in song. and coming up on bbc news, tottenham hotspur daring to dream ahead of their champions league semifinal with ajax. mauricio pochettino says rhey must reach for infinity and beyond. good afternoon and welcome to the bbc news at one. it's been called "the worst tre

i told him, i said, you know you can't do this here and he basically told me i needed to mind my ownss. >> frank volunteered to loan her a .32 caliber pistol. >> i explained how to use it, please don't shoot yourself lesson. >> i never had one before. he offered me a gun after he saw my bruises. i took it home and put it in the back of the closet. >> why not gather up the kids and leave? >> it was christmastime. i had a 6-year-old daughter. >> police looked for calls to 911 and found none. >> did they have altercations throughout their marriage? i would imagine. most couples do but i have never seen any violent temper in my brother. >> there are 0 no documented police visits to your house. >> i know that. >> a few months later ellen returned the gun to her colleague. >> he looked at it and her and said where's the bullets. >> ellen said a friend had taken her to a gun range and showed her how to use it. ♪ ♪ bill's back needed a afvacation from his vacation. an amusement park... so he stepped on the dr. scholl's kiosk. it recommends our best custom fit orthotic to relieve foot, knee,

were told abengoa the only thing that i said to be told me that i was going to be given body on the guilty be able to articulate the ideas that they got on the spot not. i believe. your life must have changed considerably since your wife passed away yet you go on working you're not a crash man. and wish you to be close to many people many a loss i lost my loss. i don't feel you know what i felt and firms who were there computed we didn't expect or that we shouldn't have a day before we. trace discreditable. these can be changed i read many of the letters that you wrote paula and the early years of your marriage there is another great event love. a great tenderness. she will have to whom she was not the signs she has very little jewish feeling she was removed. she was none of the said. all the progressive you would want to know little world but none are doing good work you for the greatest machine should want this and you that she didn't know but forward a medical bit of a bundle of anything you need. but when we decided to marry should. do it you will have to go to look and i told about ju

i was told i was in so this did the two posts i could push impossible. get him sign it at least five times as big a delicious. i got all he broke the sec ticket and i said a little too much shit does it. mean to fuck some of the government thought that i've been to china is it but. it was as is krishna billion next china if you catch it should new plan intention is to go to center is to ensure freedom in italy. this is not from this week isn't the slightest you should just. believing this but the day of the middle east war has shown convincing proof of israel's military get out of the israeli armored columns continue their sweep to the south west be on the gaza strip and to the south in sinai how did it happen and more importantly what happens now going to this one hundred fifty six all over again no one is right which is better than that the fix that people must make of it you think you are making real progress today where would you like to stop going to occupy the whole of jerusalem no. wonder you wish to increase the land area of israel. as. you would

will get him involved with russian that's the key part of this entire conspiracy the guy who i met who told me that he could introduce trump to the to lead a mere putin and also the russians was actually introduced to me by an f.b.i. intermediary in london at a company i used to work for and then all of a sudden one day this man joseph smith. he's a multi is academic and former diplomat connected to various. groups in europe and even to the clintons over lunch in london at this beautiful hotel he tells me hey george you know that the russians have hillary clinton's emails and i was dumbfounded i stood back and i said wait a minute what's going on here why are you telling me this information and he was acting like he was an intermediary between trump and putin but he never even could introduce me to any russian official so i was suspicious fess for to my f.b.i. interview that got me in trouble i told the f.b.i. when they're asking me have you been in talks with the russians or about hacked e-mails or anything like that after they had been talking to me about my contacts with the israelis for

i was told i had about a year to live. and i was told not to tell anybody. d my parents. and you were 23 years old then, i think? yes. it's a bit of a oxymoron in the sense that when you are young you are invincible. you when you are 23, you are generally fit, but then you are told you have 12 months to live. it's very hard to comprehend that. so there was the fear, it became very more prominent in the media and the government health warnings that aids was a killer and we were all going to die, but again i guess there is the confidence of youth that, i can't believe this is going to happen to me. you mentioned your brother richard, he was also infected with hiv. yes. again as a direct result of the infected products he'd been given for his treatment for haemophilia. yes, is one of the things i have always wondered, being possibly genetically very similar, why our, why things went the way they did. but he became ill. things didn't work out for him, and he died in 1990. as a direct result of hiv having developed into aids? yes. ithink result of hiv having devel

i told one officer that i was a judge. and i felt like it was related to my work. >> what the judge did not know is that a tip had come in to the district attorney's office saying that someone planned to shoot a judge. information that was not passed on. >> it was disappointing. there were signs in my neighborhood, had i known in addition that this threat had come in, i would have completely changed what i was doing. and my family. >> you can see jim's full report on 48 hours tonight at 10:00 9:00 central right here on cbs. ight at 10, 9up next, the new p make trampoline parks safer. the number of trampoline parks in the u.s. exploded and so have the injuries. cbs news confirmed six deaths since 2012. and the government says emergency room visits are up 600%. over a five-year period. here's meg oliver. >> jason ruptured both tendons in his knees after jumping into this foam pit at a trampoline park near chicago. >> i can't describe it. it was one of the most painful things i've ever had. >> less than an hour after he was a

that was what i told him. so, the ceremony continued. and the prayer continued. and i was dressed in armor, because he told me that he would make me a warrior. and some things happened to me in batytle, i'll give him credit for it. that saved my life. i was with the general, i was next-door to the general. the general -- was the safe place to be. because when we hit the beach here, the general wanted to come in write away and we came in about third wave with me as being part of the armed, the g uard to the general, also. plus my own work as a warrior. plus doing the navajo code. but the first two or three things, we didn't have to use messages as ind figured that everything was prepared to go so long. the plan was made to go so long. and the only thing i did here theto send, change password. theent it out to all units, the regiments. out to all the units, the regiments, and passed it down to the battalions. that was my job the first two or three days. i don't remember or recognize ,he beach because at the time it didn't matter to me. the only thing that mattered w

i told her what i have done. i told her i would rent-a-car and drive home. while i'm driving home that evening i turn the radio on the opposite of what martin was about. that was one of the longest nights of my life. and then you get a call from karen at scott king who want to come back to atlanta because nelson rockefeller has said his private plane to bring her to memphis. i met her at the atlanta airport. wood for five other people that go with it. a couple of the staff people. we went to pick up martin's body. she said bob, i don't know what to do. and i know what i meant to do. when you got to memphis met her at the airport i know you can come here with martin. so she looks at me and says what should we do. as soon as we finish this march. we are marching right back to this plane. we are going back to atlanta which is what we did. and we we marched the short distance. we have his children there. it was a very bad time. it's all in the book. you go back another time of the first visits. he went a few times. what nelson and i want. nobody has ever followe

i told you that commitment to something. want us to have this truth of the polls now. do you want a new elections? exactly, exactly. or do you want the election result that you say gave you 62%? no, no, what i'm... because the constitutional court did a bad thing. they didn't recount the paper. what we have to do, because we are seeing now they have lost everything, we have to redo the election. what we're saying in 12 months we have to sit down, prior to those 12 months, to put in place an institution that will make reforms for the electoral commission, reform on the constitutional court, reform on, you know, how to conduct the country about corruption and so on, reform on security services, and reform on... so have a reform commission to be set up now. exactly. right now. and then to hold fresh elections in a year's time? exactly. april 2020, is what you are saying. exactly. what i'm saying. first of all, we have to sit down and agree on that, because that is the only way we can give back to the people that sovereignty. ref

>> i told-- i wasn't supposed to-- sorry, lads. i told my mom. my mom these things she's a vault because she's just done forgotten it. i told her. and we were talkin talking aboue other day and i was like, "because you know." and she was like, "do i?" and i was like, "yeah, i told you. you kind of read of the one of the scaens." and she said, "i can't remember. what happens?" and i said, "i'm not going tile twice sm glvment i'm kind of jealous of your mother. you can enjoy things over and over again that way. >> if she falls asleep on a plane i'm worried she will just say it, her sub conscious knows exactly what happened. >> stephen: it's all a dream! >> exactly, exactly. >> stephen: were there tears at the very end, when you read the end? >> yeah! oh, my goodness, yeah! yeah! i went for a very long walk after i read the first-- the first time i read the final season. i read it and to-- i couldn't quite handle it. so i sort of walked out. like it should have been raining, it was just that kind of a moment. like, "i'm in a daze, and i don't know w

. >> i told him i would personally cut out the halted her tech support. called the apple watch and not the iwatch? >> i kind of like the apple watch.. where you saying? >> would you fix your type please? >> people would not recognize me if my tie was fixed . let's leave it this way. all right. adon't consider myself journalist and nobody else would consider myself a journalist. i began to take on the life of being an interviewer even though i have a day job of running a private equity firm. define leadership? what is it that makes somebody take -- tick? [applause] quite a reception you got here. >> i thought it was for you. >> you have been ceo of apple since july 2011. earnings are up around 80%. have you ever thought you cannot do better than this and maybe you should just say " i've done a great job and now i'm going to do something else with my life?" view it as a result of doing things right on the innovation side, the creativity side, focusing the right products, treating customers like jules and focusing on the user experience. numberst even know t

and i told him. he was not amused. he said why you whispering? aid yeah, you've whispering all night. i didn't know. i thought it was because you were in the hospital. >> jimmy: and at the end of this, was a lesson learned? >> well, we learned when her mouth gets like that, she is just high. she's not having a stroke. >> jimmy: that's a lesson. >> no need to worry. >> jimmy: we've been hearing about celebrities donating money to colleges for various things. >> oh, yeah. >> jimmy: you don't ever have to give money to a college, because almost every college in the united states has your name on it. >> i know! >> jimmy: that's xavier university in chicago. >> look at that. >> jimmy: that is also another one. and look at this. >> i love that name. another one. >> jimmy: there is a whole bunch of them like this. this is marywood university in scranton. as far as having things named after you, buildings are pretty good. >> when i went to high school, there was a high school, one of the buildings was named regina hall. >> jimmy: really? >> yes. >> jimmy:

except for i told you so. i told you that i was innocent. >> so he was.

i was told i had about a year to live. i was told not to tell anybody. including...xcuse me, including my family and my parents. we'll have the latest from the inquiry, and we'll be talking to a woman whose husband died last year as a result of contaminated blood. the other main stories on bbc news at 5: a new police investigation is launched into the deaths of hundreds of patients at gosport war memorial hospital. labour's governing body agrees to support a second brexit referendum, but only if other options fail. gunfire and tear gas in venezuela. 0pposition leaderjuan guaido says he's started the final phase of his plan to oust president nicolas maduro. japan's emperor akihito gives up his throne in a formal ceremony — the first emperor to do so in over two centuries. and spurs prepare to take on dutch leaders ajax in their first champions league semifinal. it's been called "the worst treatment scandal in the history of the nhs", and today a public inquiry got underway into how thousands of people were infected with hepatitis c and hiv during nhs treatment in the

i told nancy pelosi the other day, i was with her, it was a nice conversation.s a news conference and she says i'm a terrible human being. i don't figure that but i guess it's all politics. everyday we are restoring america's strength at home and we are restoring our nation standing all over this world. two years ago isis controlled more than 20,000 square miles of territory in iraq and syria. i was told that it would take at least two years from one month ago to get the caliphate at 100%. you saw that. my generals that i got rid of told me it would take two years to get 2%. i went to iraq. i stayed in the white house for almost four months. the only time i left was to go to iraq. i tell you, if you have to get cabin fever comes getting cabin fever in the white house is still a good place. but i went to iraq and i met the generals, and one general said, sir, we can do in one week. i said wait a minute. they said two years. they said that's because we're hitting them at a much different level. and we did it and we now have 100% -- it's been completely obliterated

i told him that i would check into it, i would see what i could do. and he didn't believe it.hat nobody ever follows through with what they say they're going to do. i said i will, i'll do it. his whole demeanor changed. his eyes changed. his personality changed. as intimidating he can be is as loving as he can be. >> she was just kind of your typical woman who was madly in love. she just happened to be in love with this inmate. >> baby, it's in there. >> she was more distraught by the fact that she was not able to see him. >> my daughter took this picture of me, and david sent me that one for christmas, and she put them together so we could have a picture together. >> how long did it take you to fall in love? >> about three months. but it was something that it was like -- it was electric. immediately. like, we just knew. >> since scritchfield was in the prison's highest security wing, he was not allowed outside his cell to make phone calls. instead, he would be given a phone to make occasional collect calls from inside his cell. the calls are routinely monitored by security st

i was told i had about a year to live. i was told not to tell anybody... use me, including my family. derek's brother also had haemophilia and developed aids and on one occasion wanted to talk about his fears. but i couldn't, it was too close to home, for me. and i wasn't there for him. 00:03:32,970 --> 4294966103:13:29,430 i wasn't there for him. and three months later, he died. nearly 10 million pages of official documents are being searched, as the inquiry tries to find out whether there was a high—level cover—up. some victims have only recently discovered they were infected. so, for 30 years, you were unaware you had hepatitis c? indeed. carole only found out two years ago she was infected with hepatitis c after a blood infusion and there could be many more who still don't know. the fact that for thousands of people out there, who like me, didn't have the least idea they have hepatitis c and there may be a whole wave and i hope it's going to be handled a darn sight better than it has been up till now. for perry, it's the support of his wife and family w

he told me that i was told everybody on. your life must have changed considerably since your wife passed away yet you go on working you're not a crashed man. but on the issue to be close many people many of them crash and loss now you think i lost my loss yes. i don't feel you know what i feel to influence the good will of the company if you expected them to shouldn't have the day before me. trace to say this was their mission. this can be changed i read many of the letters that you wrote and paula in the early years of your marriage there is another great they love. great tenderness. she was remarkable when she was need to say. she's very little jewish she thinks she's a little. she was none of the said telling all the people this if you will of the piece no legal rules and then if you do then good luck you should the greatest machine. you know interesting you say that you didn't know what forward a militant bunch of anything you need going to ease of. but then we decided to marry each other i think that you would have to g

>> i told myself when this started that whatever you needed. i pulled out my knife and i stabbed her with -- with everything i had, with years of built-up anger and hatred and everything else. it was violent and brutal. she collapsed almost instantly. she struggled some. she suffered some. and i'm doing this because i told myself that i would do this. she suffered some. she was -- she lost conscious after a moment. it wasn't a long, drawn-out thing. i can tell you that and can tell you that with complete honesty. i heard her last breath. that's the thing that's going to stick with me the longest. that will never go away, and that's when i realized the magnitude of what i had done. >> did she say anything? did she mention my brother or i? >> it was a short struggle, and it was "why, stop." it was a moment. >> from what i was told, you turned yourself in. >> no. >> they found you? >> they found me. when i was arrested, i gave a full confession. >> okay. >> to everything. when i went to court, i pled guilty. i'd never denied it, but i did not turn

>> i told the investigators that i thought he was going to testify. and they didn't think so.ought i was crazy. >> what made you think he would? >> well, he's a con man and he likes to talk. and con men think they can talk themselves out of any situation. >> reporter: he was right. sure enough, harvey was confident, self-assured. had answers for almost everything. he didn't steal steven's money, he said. >> he came up with a story that no one had heard before his testimony. >> reporter: which was that steven actually owed him his entire inheritance to pay back a whole different loan. this second loan was verbal, said harvey, done on a handshake. undocumented, naturally. >> but mr. morrow thought he could sell it. he is a con man and he told it with a straight face. >> reporter: would jurors believe him? steven's friend sylvia worried. >> you know, i was thinking, "oh my gosh. what if he cons these people, you know, the way that he conned steven. >> reporter: and perhaps there was reason to worry. the jury stayed out for almost two full days. >> it was a long couple days, i'll

she said i did, they are aware of it. right away, that toldthe police were coming but i couldn't wait. i couldn't wait, our police department in wilson county has some of the best officers in the world and they were racing as fast as they could. but my community could not wait for them. iran out the door and i told my daughter to load another magazine for me because i gave her busywork, i didn't want her to be there. if i failed. and i didn't want her to be there for a target for him. the holy spirit took over me at that moment and as i ran across thestreet, i yelled out, gunman heard me inside and so did some of the people from the church. so did my own daughter. he came running out of the church and started shooting at me. center mass and he stopped shooting at me and ran to his vehicle. the two shots center mass, he had class three body armor on. they made no difference but when he ran and turned around his door to his vehicle, i put one in his side and one in his leg. he got in his vehicle and he put two more shots through the side window.

i was told not to come into work. t to all my superiors trying to figure out, like, what's happening, this is insane. >> uh-huh. >> like, it just -- nothing was making sense because conversations prior to that, you know, everything's going to be fine, you're good, don't worry about it. so things weren't playing out the way i had been told they were expected to. so i didn't go to work that day but i couldn't go home, and because my house was covered with media. i mean, it was -- it was horrible. >> you were national news everywhere in the country. >> yeah. yeah. and so -- not fun. and so i went to my parents' and their house, their whole street was covered. so i called my aunt, i said i need to come to your house, i need to go somewhere, and i was shaking. i mean, i was petrified. i go to my aunt's and my phone's ringing off the hook with all sorts of stuff and my email address, by the way, is on national news. bridgetannekelly@yahoo.com. i was getting horrible emails and whatnot. so i get a message from -- i wasn't ans

eye and visually impaired in this eye. >> reporter: sara remembers when doctors told her he was born blind. >> it felt like ias being told he didn't have a future. ♪ >> reporter: but avett soon showed her how wrong that was. what do you want to be when you grow up? >> a rock star. >> this is nothing that came from me. this is a gift. >> reporter: a gift he's now sharing. his videos on youtube have gone viral. ♪ for all my life >> reporter: is playing piano easy? ut easy for me b else. >> his calling i world. >> reporter: a little boy with an incredible talent for playing piano and spreading joy. ♪ carry on carry on >> reporter: kristen dahlgren, nbc news, dayton, ohio. >> what a bundle of talent and personality. that's "nbc nightly news" for this friday. i'm lester holt. i'll see you later on "dateline." for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. year greeting card was sent out by firefighters in >>> this shouldn't be happening to anyone. >> this chinese new year greeting card was sent out by firefighters in the east bay. tonight the chief is responding. >>> a man accused of intentiona

so i told him the story of a lady thathelady that needed mon. she was a single mother with two kids to raise and her job at tulane university just wasn't cutting it. ithe ad in the newspaper seemed to jump out at her. she was selling his business. i can do that, said ruth positively. that was a bold statement. having experienced running a restaurant wasn't something on the resume but she had faith in god. she believed in herself and knew that the name had great value. for 40 years, they've built up a loyal clientele and all she had to do was keep it going. there was the management on the job. i don't know whether i was naÏve or just plain stupid, but i never thought that i would fail, she said years later. the hours were terrible, but the customer saw how hard i was working and they wanted me to succeed. besides, i thought my employees would respect me more if i worked right alongside of them and so i did. for the next ten years her business grew stronger andel stronger they went from 35 k. to 250. then disaster struck. the restaurant burned to

>> i wish that i had told all the people that i loved that i loved them. >> but was their private horror connected to a very public mystery? >> everyone's saying, what is going on in this community? it had people asking what's going to happen next. >> more women connected by tragedy and by questions. could a killer have been stopped sooner? >> i was so angry that two people had to die in order for someone to believe me. >> the story begins in a small texas town, but it's not just any town. this is college station, home to texas a&m. and in 1999, home to 21-year-old student jamie hart. >> i was immediately struck with her beauty. >> chuck cruz was her boyfriend at the time. he says jamie was the light of his life. he remembers when he first laid eyes on her. >> i could barely speak when i saw her, she was so pretty. it was like when the color came on in the "wizard of oz." i had been living in a dark world, and she showed me a world full of color. >> and she was a loyal friend. funny, outspoken. >> she would tell you exactly what was on her mind at all times. >> it was early one morning i

>> i told-- i wasn't supposed to-- sorry, lads. i told my mum.e's a vault because she's just done forgotten it. i told her. ( laughter ) and we were talking about it the other day and i was like, "because you know." and she was like, "do i?" ( laughter ) and i was like, "yeah, because i told you. you kind of read one of the scenes." and she was like, "i can't remember. what happens?" and i said, "i'm not going to tell you twice." you missed your chance. >> stephen: wow. i'm kind of jealous of your mother. >> yeah, yeah. >> stephen: you can enjoy everything over and over again that way. >> if she falls asleep on a plane, i'm very worried that in her sleep she will just say it, her subconscious knows exactly what happened. >> stephen: it was all a dream! ( laughter ) >> yeah exactly, exactly. >> stephen: did you-- were there tears at the very end, when you read the end? >> yeah! >> stephen: yeah? >> oh, my goodness, yeah! yeah! there was-- i went for a very long walk after i read the first-- the first time i read the final season. i read it and to-

i just was told by the owners -- where is the owner? [cheers] pres. i don't know what the hell it holds, but we just set the record. [cheers] pres. trump: where's the owner? is this your record? thank you. thank you. it's always dangerous. he said, yes it is, sir. it is always dangerous, you ask that question. no, sir, i am dead. they will take that answer and it will be headlines. thank you very much. you save me. this is the record. we set records everywhere. and it is not me, it is a movement like we have never seen in the history of our country. [cheers] pres. trump: about the radical, liberal democrats put all their hopes behind their collusion delusion, which has now been totally exposed to the world as a complete and total fraud. the greatest political hopes in american -- political hoax in american history. it really has been. this witchhunt was never really just about me. it was always about stopping you , the millions and millions of freedom loving citizens who rose up on that incredible november day. remember that day? november 8. [cheers]

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