thousand and eight a moving and very personal fellow well we're joined now from washington by josh rushing himself a fifteen year veteran of the u.s. marine corps josh thanks for speaking to us on a rewind can you take us back to that moment in the film when you brought together ken she'll along with one of his victims what was that moment like when ken came he came a belief i remember was like straight from the airport that's my first time to meet him you see it on camera me shaking his hands he gets out of the van. we had just planned kind of let's just walk around a bit see what you remember kind of put you back in the place and while doing that kong saw us and came over and started to enquire about you know who killed was and where he was there in vietnam and it all started to unfold before our eyes and this really emotional moment that i would not have set up in such a way. because of the motions were so high but we couldn't quite stop it he really seemed to struggle though when you were questioning him he struggled answering your questions what do you think was going on through his h

i'm josh rushing. kinchela is returning to me like. never before has a soldier who participated in the massacre come back. almost forty years after he was charged with murdering nine be timmy's villagers here he will face is past we landed on a west side but when we pushed into the village we took the the east side where how far off would we all have left. we didn't land too far away i was on a first left dan and. we secured. probably the northern part of the predator so you would come right along there to has trouble recognizing the village today even locating the rice paddy where a chopper landed in a little bit further to the south this day stuck with you. the incident has forty years ago when you were on the helicopter what were your orders hours before we came in was to kill everything in a village and so as you approach the village what did you find and find you know it was quiet i saw a lot of people running off to the north. and i really didn't understand that he has forgotten or blocked a lot of the details. remember the the d

great documentary on al jazeera dot com what does it mean to be undocumented in america faultlines josh rushing speaks to families have been living illegally in the u.s. for decades and the communities also that i determined to fight back a landmark cable car in sarajevo has begun operating for the first time since it was destroyed during the bosnian war twenty six years ago the twelve million dollar reconstruction project has taken just two years to complete bullshit edge and has a story. the serial cable car climbs high above the bosnian capital up the slopes of mount tri babbage the venue for the bob sleigh vents in the one nine hundred eighty four winter olympics it was popular with families for walks and picnics but when serb forces beseeched the city in one thousand nine hundred ninety two month trouble which became a place of horror artillery attacks were launched from it slopes snipers took up positions to pick off victims and for years after the war few people dared to venture there for fear of triggering landmines at the reopening there were emotional memories. it is a symbol of sorro

i find it hard to believe that he rushed to some hotel to meet girls of loose morals, although ours are undoubtedly the best in the world." josh, as you answer this, you're the former assistant, i should note, to comey. what do you make of that comment? >> wow. what can you say? you know, i harken back to a recent book from mike isikoff and david corn, "russian roulette," talk about then-citizen trump, trying to court putin, those around him, in order to work on possible business dealings and obviously the miss universe pageant and i think this shows this is a different world. this isn't the type of government, buttoned-up people that we're used to. there's a lot of extraneous details there to put it lightly. >> yeah. to put it lightly. pamela, back to you. we're going to continue to go through this. one of the conversations, one of comey's memos describing the private dinner with the president at the white house, comey describes it this way. he said, "the conversation which was pleasant at all times was chaotic with topics touched left then return to later making it very difficult to recount in a linear fashion." that sounds

josh alexander -- >> soon as i saw. i started screaming, help me, help me. help me. >> i immediately made her sit down and gather her thoughts and everything. because her adrenaline was rushing time. >> reporter: was she clearly upset? >> oh, yeah. i started asking her, her name. her age. where she's from where she was flying to. where she'd come from. just mainly trying to check nor head injury. make sure everything was okay. >> reporter: what were the chances? in all of that empty space, so rarely visited by humans, it was almost beyond mathematical calculation. like two needles finding each other in a very big haystack. >> i asked him where i was. he said, well, you're in titsi, wyoming. >> reporter: looked at the map. it wasn't even on it. so, this unlikely try owe, banged up up hunter, young woman and horse, limped back down in the dark not knowing what would be waiting for them at the bottom when finally -- >> then it was right at dark, but i could still see through my binoculars, looked in the trailhead parking lot and spotted a sheriff's deputy pickup and nate standing there, looking back at us. >> reporter: after his long disrupted trip down the mountain to get help

rush to break up the caravan. this could be a way for trump to prod mexico into taking more responsibility for enforcing illegal immigration. >> all right. thank you very much. josh, let's turn to stormy daniels for just a moment now. this morning her lawyer, his -- her lawyer, rather, tweeted, major announcement is coming. this story does not seem to be going anywhere. has trump met his match with michael avenatti when it comes to at least staying in the headlines? >> yeah. i think part of the program is to what extent is michael avenatti's job as a lawyer and to what extent is he a p.r. guy? he's a showman. i don't know what to make of the claim that they'll have information about the identity. i want to wait and see, you know, what if anything they actually have to show on that. i think part of what's their overall strategy here is that the president finds it painful for this to be in the news. so as part of their litigation strategy, they want to make it painful for the president to drag out any action that he's trying to take against stormy daniels or that michael cohen is trying to take against stormy daniels under that agreement to go to arbitration that t