john hemingway. thank you so much indeed.we thank you so much. >> that really is a story made for a movie. and the rights have been bought. we'll see whether it ever develops. but that is it for the program tonight. thank you for joining us for amanpour on pbs. join us again tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪

john hemingway. thank you so much indeed.we thank you so much. >> that really is a story made for a movie. and the rights have been bought. we'll see whether it ever develops. but that is it for the program tonight. thank you for joining us for amanpour on pbs. join us again tomorrow night. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ katty: you are watching "beyond 100 days" on pbs. in syria, chemical weapons inspectors gained access to douma. christian: 11 days after the alleged poison gas attack, is there had the evidence left to investigate? katty: theresa may said a comments vote -- commons vote would have compromised safety. stormy daniels, the pornography start was that she had an affair with donald trump, goes on national television with her story. >> what i do in my job does not effect my ability to know the truth. christian: british authorities say poison was smeared on the doorknob.

john brennan will crush you. former deputy assistant director of the fbi's counterterrorism division. mollie hemingway editor at "the letter list. what do you make ofo this, mollie? >> after a year of rigorous investigation, there is no evidence of treasonous collusion between trump on the russian government. that is not very surprising. what they did show was that there is quite a lot of collusion at the highest levels of government to cook up and propagated narrative of russian collusion. we learned from his committee about the fisa abuse at doj, where they used an mike a research document bought and paid for secretly by hillary clinton and the depth oe democratic national committee to secure a wiretap, and then you picked up on this otherng thing, james clapper gave contradictory testimony under oath about he wastoha looking to cnn. that is interesting. the whole thing but got everything going was this briefing of president-elect supposedly about the dossier. we later learned it was about one salacious part of the dossier. this was highly placed, well sourced, it looks like it went to clapper, some

john kelly. sources say his authority has been diminished and he has talked about quitting. the white house says it's made up coverage and a hit job. mollie hemingway, sarah westwood and capri cafaro join us. this article quotes a senior official. don't these high-level leaks undercut the president's abirt - ability to say this all garbage. mollie: the standard in journalism is 100% of what you write has to be true. it's okay to use them but there is overuse by many in the media. howie: the article says the president still respects general kelly. so are journalists right in being sceptical? >> i think so. this is something that has been coming up time and time again. on one hand president trump said everything is all quite on the western front and -- all quiet on the western front and two days later people get fired. this has been common practice that people talk on the case of anonymity. it's been overused. because trump has put a light on this, people have become more sceptical of anonymous sources. howie: a lot of speculation about the fate of epa chief scott pru it. he had an interview with ed henry that did not go well that started with his re