in lynchburg the kidnapping was big news. tv crews set up shop across the street and captured heiko driving his used mercedes coupe. there you were in your fancy car. >> yes. >> you must be worth millions. >> that was a wrong, wrong impression. >> i'm not a rich person, but i will give whatever i can get together. okay? >> we need 10 million u.s. dollars for the release of your family. okay? >> reporter: heiko was lucky in this. when mr. so made his demands, some of the most experienced fbi hostage negotiators in the country were right there, listening in. ready to point out the right way for heiko to respond. literally. >> these are for general visual prompts that we want heiko to think about. we have all the questions related to kevin and gerfa that we think are important for heiko to consider. and while we're doing them we're going to write notes down and pass them to heiko. he would read it and hopefully introduce it to the conversation. >> where's my wife? can i talk to her? if she's okay? where's my son? >> yeah, no, uh

i understand that most students have housing in lynchburg and i hope you will keep up your work, because, habitat need to everyday. as a younger person, i lived during two series crises -- to serious crises. much worse than we face today. one was a great depression when i was a child growing up on a farm. the secondone was world war. times, iced difficult remember the advice my favorite school teacher used to give us ms. coleman,. she would tell students we must accommodate changing times, but cling to principles that never change. that whenever i get in trouble. all of us americans have other crisis these -- crisis device -- to face. i was asked to make two major speeches, one was in taiwan, and the other was in oslo, norway. the subject i was assigned to talk about was "what is the greatest challenge the world faces or will face through the new millennium." theinted out that it was great disparity in wealth between the richest people and those who still work for a living with their families. since then, this disparity in wealth has gotten much greater, both within nations and also betw

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captain allen carwhile from the lynchburg, virginia, fire department. >> water moving at that speed, there's still a vehicle that's unaccounted for, and they haven't found it down the creek anywhere yet. >> reporter: search-and-rescue teams think the car that's missing would have been swept off of this road into ivy creek here. that's why the search-and-rescue team are going step by step with those sticks checking in the pile of debris. they're looking for any signs of the two people believed to be inside of the missing car. now, we hear it was 6-10 inches of rain that came down very fast. that created a flash flood and a whole lot of water-- it went up over the road. you can see the debris is waist high here and we are well above the creek-bed. you're talking about a torrent of water that would have come on in a flash and washed that car away. authorities here declared a local emergency. the powerful floodwaters washed loodwarge portions of county roads. >> don't drive through standing water. you know "turn around, don't drown." that's the message here. >> reporter: in boon, north c

framework this court should approach that case with is the framework it applied in edelman versus lynchburg college. if you look at the statute there, it's set up exactly the same way. title vii says a charge under this section shall be filed within a certain time period with the eeoc. in the same section, it said a charge shall be in writing and under oath. and the court said in edelman that doesn't provide a definition. neil gorsuch: so -- so what is the definition of a notice to appear? it doesn't have to have a date. it doesn't have to have a time. does it have to have the charges? does it have to have the facts? i mean, when does the emperor have no clothes? at what point? a blank page with the title notice to appear, would that suffice? frederick liu: a blank page -- a blank page would not be a notice to appear. a notice to appear is a charging document. it's like an indictment in a criminal case, a complaint in a civil case. what it needs to do is tell the alien what proceedings he must appear for and why he must appear for them. sonia sotomayor: mr. liu, help me. i'm simple-minded.

that number equal to the population of cities such as portland, maine, lynchburg, virginia, and santae, new mexico. it was as if i in one year a ply get ininjured one of these towns and killed every single inhabitant. >> we're in the midst of the greatest public health disasastr of the 21st century. it started outut with the drug like oxycontin and morphed since then into a kind of hydra headed these. on the one hand you have the misuse and abuse of prescription drugs. on the other hand, your this growing death toll from counterfeit versions of drugs like fentanyl. we're in this very, very complicated situation. the kind of policies that the posing -- is never now proposing may not get as out of it. we're going to need aa real exextreme effort to o get out o. amy: we're talking about in n 20 years, 25050,000 people have di. >> that is just from prescription painkillers alone. that is from legal drugs. that is from drug companies are allowed to produce, sell legally, and prescribed by doctors. and that alone is a stunning sterling figure. ad fromant to go to an purdue pharma. this is f

yesterday, jack daniels of lynchburg, tennessee, announced it is raising prices in europe, its fourthket by 10% because of this tariff back and forth. joe, it's so interesting to listen to the president talk about harley-davidson. everything is a reflection of how that company or that person speaks about donald trump or makes him look. he loved harley-davidson during the campaign, he loved harley-davidson until about two days ago. talked about them all the time. and when they take action because of something he did, placing tariffs on them and not understanding the implications of it, now he attacks them relentlessly on twitter. >> well, and we're going to talk about a david brooks column pretty soon, where david brooks says, at some point, you have to choose are you a republican or are you a conservative? i can tell you, i saw a lot of good conservatives yesterday coming out, saying, you can't have a leader singling out an american company, saying they're going to destroy san american company with taxes. it's -- it is, it's un-american as so many other things that this president has