fellow church member, kim adams, says she got to know a dave who was very different from the heartlesshilanderer described by nici's friends and family. the dave kim knew was a forlorn widower who spoke fondly about his lost wife. >> when he would speak of her, i could see a sadness in him. we would have conversations about, you know, he was struggling, because he missed her. >> meanwhile, at the county sheriff's office, the three-ring binders that made up the pietz file moved from desk to desk, until in 2010, they were picked up by two cold case cops, jake papovich and mike mellis. each was determined to apply some heat. >> i called gayle up and said i've got this case now and it's my intent to be the last detective to have this case. >> they laid out the entire investigation, and then homed in hone in on day one. that saturday morning nici pietz presumably left the condo she shared with dave and headed out to her special aa meeting. to the cold case detectives' fresh eyes, a few key pieces of evidence from that morning jumped out. common-sense stuff, really. like nici's wedding ring.

kim jong un. >>> plus the ranking member, adam schiff, i'll ask if it caused greater panic in hawaii yesterday. >>> what are they writing about his first year? a look inside the cover i heaah. >>> a look from people that were in the oval office. here is department of homeland security secretary and republican senators purdue and tom cotton this morning. >> i don't recall him saying that exact phrase. i think he has begun clear and i would certainly say undoubtedly the president will continue to use strong laj waj. >> i did not hear derogatory statements, no. >> the haitian american republican congresswoman who was among the first to condemn president trump. >> i can't defend the indefensible. they worked hard. they paid their taxes. when they pledged allegiance they meant every word of it. they did everything they could to take on not just the benefits but the responsibilities of what it meant to be an american citizen. you have to understand i'm a product of that. >> i don't know if those comments would have been made if i was in the room. >> what is the latest with the deal on daca and what a

kim jong-un's desk. well, joining me now is adam bounce, senior fellow at the federation of american scientists and a nuclear weapons expert. good morning to you. if there is no actual nuclear button, is this just more rhetoric, and what kind of impact does it have on any potential diplomatic solution to the north korea problem? >> well, it is a great deal of rhetoric. it is out of step with how past presidents have talked about nuclear weapons. it's another example of a sloppy nuclear threat that president trump has been delivering personally through twitter. it's important to remember that the size of the u.s. nuclear arsenal has absolutely no relevance at all for the north korean situation. we have many, many more nuclear weapons than are required to deter north korea or even to use against north korea. it's just not relevant. and every time the president makes a tweet like this, every time he makes one of these threats, it decreases the likelihood that they'll be able to do what they say they want to do, which is achieve a negotiated solution with north korea to limit their nuclear and missile program. >

kim jong-un to perpetuate his own power. ♪ n >>rator: to this day, north kohea remains adamant that t man who was killed in kuala lumpur airportng-nam but a citizen calledki chol, who died of natural causes. few are convinced. >> it was like more sort of a dramatic and ingenious than james bond film. of cours that was not completely successful. they left behind so many traces of north korean involvement. >> 100% kim jong-un gave the order. there is no way, i would say zero possibility a north rean agent can kill kim jong-nam, the supreme leader'swi half brotherout direct guidance and order andal appry kim jong-un himself. >> the mission was a success in the fact that they killed kim jong-nam. none of the north korean nationals implicated in this assassination has been brought for criminal charges. people that say that this was a botched job are not thinking like north korean intelligence operatives, they're noking like killers. >> the operation by no means was perfect, but at the end end of the day, kim jong-nam is dead, and kim jong-un made a point that no one safe. the way in which kim jong-un chose to kill kim jong-nam, mos

kim was talking about. you have a lot of people making claims. adam schiff is out there blaming russia, saying therefore release the memo and asked twitter and facebook to investigate. all i can say is the russia bot seems to be more for disclosure. >> schiff and feinstein are saying that the russian bots are taking advantage of what the republicans are doing and they're on your side. this situation is beginning to spin out of control politically. but i personally think -- it's conjecture but this is probably something larger than the fisa courts. this is donald trump's justice department trying to lean on the republicans not to release this memo. and i'm convinced that the fbi was not only surveilling trump campaign workers but surveying the russians. this has to do with trying to figure out how the russians were trying to penetrate our politics. they're afraid of exposing the methods and means of what they were doing. >> does that mean you agree, don't release the memo? >> no, i don't. they put this game in play by leaking to the press about the tru

kim jong un. >>> plus the ranking member, adam schiff, i'll ask if it caused greater panic in hawaii yesterday. writing about his first year? a look inside

kim was talking about. you have a lot of people making claims. adam there blaming russia, saying therefore release the memo and asked twitter and facebook to investigate. all i can say is the russia bot seems to be more for disclosure. >> schiff and feinstein are saying that the russian bots are taking advantage of what the republicans are doing and they're on your side. this situation is beginning to spin out of control politically. but i personally think -- it's conjecture but this is probably something larger than the fisa courts. this is donald trump's justice department trying to lean on the republicans not to release this memo. and i'm convinced that the fbi was not only surveilling trump campaign workers but surveying the russians. this has to do with trying to figure out how the russians were trying to penetrate our politics. they're afraid of exposing the methods and means of what they were doing. >> does that mean you agree, don't release the memo? >> no, i don't. they put this game in play by leaking to the press about the trump campaign. i

i've been speaking to adam wagner, a human rights barrister, and, from manchester, kim harrison, a lawyerand concerns are genuinely being listened to. what do you think it meand, this intervention? it means that, on the face of it, that the justice minister is looking into whether or not there are reasonable prospects of success for judicial review, so it's very early days. i think that within the next few days he should receive that legal advice and then we will know whether or not he is minded to go ahead with thatjudicial review. adam wagner, is this the right move from thejustice secretary? we don't really know. it really depends on the quality of the decision making by the parole board, because that is all confidential, but by law, we don't really know whether they made a good decision or not. it does seem like an odd decision to decide to release warboys after a relatively short period of time after his minimum term, and the other point is that the justice secretary has never done this before, he has never intervened in this way by judicially reviewing the parole board decision. it

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will kim follow through on this kind of olive branch new year's talk? hard to see. maybe yes. but still, very much he also was adamant that if he felt attacked, if he felt threatened, he would respond and we know that he has this missile capability. he also talked about the nuclear button, his words, always being on his desk, always being ready to go. >> certainly disconcerting. barbara starr reporting from the pentagon, thank you. >> in iran where the death toll is rising after four straight days of nationwide protests, at least 12 people have been killed, according to state media. the violence comes despite an appeal for calm by iranian president hassan rouhani. cnn's arwa damon is in neighboring turkey with the details. arwa? >> hi, boris. we are expecting to hear from the iranian president at any point now. he has been making quite a few public statements warning demonstrators against creating chaos, against turning to violence, saying that will be met with force. at the same time in what is perhaps an interesting conciliatory tone, he is acknowledging that people have a right to protest, they have a right to exp

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