i went to john for comfort. >> a few weeks after marty's murder, michelle and john drove to florida forend. michelle wanted to see a former professor for grief counseling, she said later. while diamond stayed with his sister, debby. >> he acted as if nothing was wrong. he knows he didn't have anything to do with it. he didn't shoot him. >> how did kill captain marty theer? is it possible john diamond executed his romantic rival? he may have had a motive. police were very suspicious. but the physical evidence was, frankly, rather weak. so detectives kept digging in the arcane world of phone records. boring, but sometimes revealing. and one telephone number in particular caught their attention. a call from diamond to one of his army buddies at ft. bragg. >> so we asked them if diamond had any access to any weapons. he said that he loaned diamond his personal pistol. >> which just happened to be a .9 millimeter berretta pistol, the same kind of gun that killed marty theer. >> john diamond had actually borrowed the gun from him during the timeframe when the murder occurred, john diamond had

leon successors much to the backing of club president john michel he's provided the funds and supports that have allowed the club to bring in stars like ballon d'or when the hager bag and germany's jennifer. and leon players also make up the spine of the french team including club captain when he. could be. in the stadium very well and wimmer on the pitch and see the fans jumping for us it's a boost. it's an additional motivation. for super montana tickets for the final sold out within 30 minutes of going on sale the level of support athletes received today is a far cry from the days when the vice president of the french football federation bridgette on reeky was playing football emotional condition it was when i wanted to join a team at age 5 they said they didn't take girls we didn't exist in football because i was. as for the local fans they have high expectations for the home world cup. i think they're doing everything to push women sports and football we expect a lot of the french team would all sit. for if they won their warm up games and i think they win the world cup they have

john? >> michelle kosinski, stand by. let us know what more you hear from officials this morning. >>> in the meantime, another major story developing this morning. a stunning new policy from the trump campaign. as stunning as the prey's initial comment that inspired. it a trump campaign official announced they are following the president's directives to listen to outreach to foreign governments that offer dirt on political opponents. overnight, this led to an unprecedented call of alarm from the federal election commission chair. cnn's lauren fox is live on capitol hill for us, and there is a lot of concern in congress that they need to take steps immediately on this. >> reporter: well, that's right, john, it is really, really bad. that's what one senior gop source told cnn about the president's comments about how he would accept dirt from a foreign entity if they came to him and the person went on to say, if a president took information from a foreign government, that would impeachable. president trump quickly launching

john? >> michelle kosinski, please, again, stand by, let us know what more your sources are telling you this morning. we want to bring in cnn's white house correspondent abby phillips, also kate lan colin, white house correspondent, and susan glasser, staff writer for the new yorker and cnn global affairs analyst. we have a lot of news breaking and susan, we want to start with the new video we're just trying to analyze now, released overnight, which pentagon officials say showed the iranians removing the mine from this vessel, some kind of coverup. let me ask you this. does this in your mind prove the iranians were behind this? and why would they do this? >> well, look, this is a pretty compelling evidence offered by the united states. i think it is interesting if, you start to see u.s. allies as well, weighing in, and saying that they find it to be convincing evidence, iran is the likeliest suspect in this situation. it also, it carries echoes of previous rounds of tension, ratcheting up threats to tankers going through the straits of hormuz, one of the riskiest global flash points that the

. >> reporter: the story began in 2003 when michelle and her husband john suddenly lost 2 1/2-year-old son brian to into his brother matthew to a mysterious medical condition.>> we don't really know. he had a fever. we went to the hospital and he passed away in his sleep. >> reporter: they created ryan's ride to remember his life by celebrating a moment that marks most children's first brush with freedom, kids get to ride through downtown streets while their parents stay on the sidewalk. >> i think it's just having the simple pleasure of spending time with your family and your children. you focus on being with your children.>> reporter: that simple pleasure ends today. they say it's the last ride. perhaps with matthew now 18 and going off to uc berkeley it doesn't seem right to remember his twin brother is a little child. though matthew admits he does not really remember ryan, growing up with the ride has taught him to be more caring and giving. >> he's changed my life. even when he's not here with me, through this ride and his legacy and thinking about him. it makes me want to appreci

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michelle, jason and john, thanks to seiche of you for this important conversation. we have a lot of other topics including why democrats are ready to hit mueller with two subpoenas to force him to testify and how the polls may change as soon as the debates kick in. a political reporter who was there for the launch of fox news now sounding off on trump and the way his colleagues do business. ff on trump and the way his colleagues do business >> over the years, right wing hosts drowned out straight journalism with partisan information. trumps's a con man. he did col include with russia to help get elected. >> carl cameron is here for an exclusive tonight on "the beat" and that's not all. highlights from a star-studded what? re-enactment of the mueller report. what re-enactment of the mueller report >> call rod. tell rod that mueller has conflicts and can't be the special counsel. mueller has to go! call me back when you do it! >> if the table read every nerd has been waiting for. rob reiner is here and i'm genuinely looking forward to talk to him about all of it. we h

one of the city's mosques the john phillips ops had committed a hate crime the video had been recorded by the gunman who killed 51 people in march. for you if president michel platini has been detained for questioning questioning by authorities in france his detention in on 10. this is part of an investigation into alleged corruption doing the bidding process for the 2022 world cup which was awarded to qatar in 2010 that he was the boss of u.a.e. for 8 years before he and then 5th president sepp blatter banned from working in football by the ethics committee. of the story i'm joined by johnson crean from sports desk. and what more do we know well we know the french authorities have now confirmed this story that was. by the outward made it seems like michel platini has been taken to the french police is corruption of this just outside of paris now we know that french investigators have been looking into the bidding process for the 20182022 cups was decided in. russia but the 2821 the 202220 meant seems like this arrest of michel platini pertains to the 2022 tournament because interestingly another person has been detained claude he was the former right hand

michelle and david paul. janet shamlian, cbs news, los angeles. >> begnaud: when we come back, we're just getting word out of new orleans that the legendary musician dr. johnas died. legendary musician dr. john has died. >> begnaud: scot peterson got out of jail on bond today. he's the former school resource officer who was assigned to marjory stoneman douglas high school in parkland, florida. he stayed outside the day 17 people were killed at that school. peterson was charged this week with child neglect and negligence. to washington state now, four climbers have been rescued. they were stranded near the top of mount rainier. they first called for help on monday. d weather kept rescuers grounded until today. the climbers are said to be suffering from exposure to the cold. we just got word before coming on the air tonight that new orleans music legend dr. john died today. it was a heart attack. "right place, wrong time" was his breakthrough hit in the early 1970s. he also performed in the band's farewell movie "the last waltz." he was a six-time grammy winner and a new orleans musical ambassador. dr. john was 77. when we come back, we'll go back to normand

john o'connell high school, victor louis, from lincoln high school, danielle lay, brian liang, eva wong, and cindy lee. from lowell high school, victoria lamb, danton lee, joshua park, medicine wong, michelleand kevin chang. from mission high school, san jiao. from ruth school of the arts, sin delay. from san francisco international high school, we have both of the scholarship recipients. [applause] >> last but not least, from marshall high school, i.v. lou, jin lou, and john wang. please give the students your round of applause for their achievements. [applause] thank you. >> thank you. do the students want to say a word? >> did you want to? >> all right. >> go ahead, enjoy. [laughter] >> hi, my name is aidan. i am a senior galileo high school. this year i will be attending cal poly school, studying earth space engineering. [applause] >> hi, my name is lucy, i am a senior at in san francisco international high school, and next year, i will be attending san francisco state university and studying education. [applause]. >> hi, i am galahad, i will be attending stanford university next year, and then i will see what i want to study. [laughter] [applause] >> congratulations, thank you very mu

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