the agent in charge of the fbi's jacksonville office is james casey.ys the kidnappers appeared to be deactivating quinn's cell phone after each of the calls they made to reid. >> somebody in the scheme was smart enough to take the battery out of the cell phone because we were able to do some technical capabilities and determine that that phone was not only off but had no power to it at certain times. >> meaning you can't trace it? >> meaning you can't trace it. >> while there was no pin pointing an exact address where quinn's calls were originating, technicians were tracing pings when the phone was in use. those are the electronic connections made when a phone hits a particular cell tower, and that gave investigators a general idea where quinn might have been held. fbi agent tony kravit was selected as the lead crisis negotiator for the bureau. >> we're tracking the phone and thinking we've got some leads. >> agents felt they were making progress, but suddenly the phone was also pinging farther away. the kidnappers and quinn might have been on the move

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rigged to speed up on that james thank you very much for that for now that sir james bays live and brussels let's go to dominic casey in his life arise in munich and dominic there has been no love lost in the past between donald trump an anglo-american but calling germany a captive of russia and what's been the reaction to that there. well you heard earlier that angela merkel referred to her time growing up in communist dominated east germany where the soviet union was effectively in charge and how did she help shape her life course that that's why she she greeted freedom when it arrived in germany and it allowed germany to forgit zone way in the world to create its own policies and also saying that nato germany's role in the so is a serious one that germany provides troops for peacekeeping operations in afghanistan because it has troops on the eastern edges of nato in some of the baltic states providing some reassurance the two baltic states in germany is a fundamental partner so clearly you have the sense there that angle americal is not happy at all about what is being said by president trump but bear in mind the

twenty millimeters in the next two days all right james for now thank you now let's get it mia nick in germany of course and our correspondent there dominic casey now we know that mrs merkel has from the moment. was elected to the white house has a fairly strained relationship with him but it does seem very much to have gotten worse and now we have president trump singling her out as being almost the biggest rascal in the room if you like when it comes to nato. while the captive of russia over this was one way that he described germany wasn't it martin in so far as the facts are concerned regarding energy we should be clear about this germany in recent years is imported perhaps forty percent of its oil from russia perhaps thirty five percent of its natural gas from russia those are the facts in so far as the way the policy here the clear reality for the german government for some considerable time has been as you say this slightly fraught relationship with the united states with the white house certainly from angela merkel's perspective she's been this week seeing the premier from china come along and sign deals with her they've talked about th