-marci: mm-hmm. fishing is more important. a video on my phone of a friday afternoon i think you would probably find pretty interesting. so this is just me. it's a quarter after 1:00. let's go see what's going on in rayjus. let's see who's all here. lemonis: nobody. ♪ -doesn't that piss you guys off? -marci: yeah. lemonis: you want to talk about morale being bad? when one of your employees feels the need to go video things that bother them. justin. justin, why don't you and i, -we'll go take a walk? -justin: okay. lemonis: let's get some fresh air. look, after all the things that i've heard from the employees, i thought it would be a good idea for me to grab justin one-on-one and get to the bottom of some of the issues. how much money do you have invested personally in this business? justin: right now, me personally, about $16,000 of my own personal money that was actually money taken from tax returns because of past payroll taxes that were due. lemonis: what? i don't understand. justin: so, they took from my personal tax retu

>> marci, thank you. >>> and rob marciano joins us now. you're tracking that storm, but as marci said, there are other storms right behind it? >> yes, the storm that hit the west coast this morning, hitting the east coast later this week. and two more storms behind it already. the next one coming to san francisco, strong winds and heavy snow falling along i-80. the next one coming late tuesday. with more in the way of wind. this will be widespread across the entire west coast. and some cold air across the northeast. for some, this is the coldest air since thanksgiving. windchills in the teens and single digits. and the storm will be getting into this area tuesday. for some, it will bring some snow. >> rob, thank you. >>> we move on to major developments in the fatal drive-by shooting of a 7-year-old girl in houston. jazmine barnes died while riding in a car with her mother and sisters. an arrest made of this man. police say it was a case of mistaken identity. here's marcus moore. >> reporter: tonight, police making an arrest in the tragic

guys. >> thanks, marci gonzalez.reaks for that family. >> absolutely. >> infuriating case. >>> time to get a check of our weather with rob marciano. a little bit of sunshine this morning. >> oh, isn't that sweet? >> it's that glow. >> it is that glow. it's nw-30, the color of makeup. mac makes it. i know way too much. really embarrassing. >> you can buy it. >> i didn't know that. that's good news. >> lost the man card given. snoqualmie pass, we often talk about this area in washington state, i-90 which goes up and over the mountain pass around 4,000 feet or so of snow. ice mixing in yesterday and really just made a mess of things and tractor trailers mangled there and cars beat up as well. even one fatality so this number of storms that are lining up across the pacific that are going to bring more weather like that. the first one is tonight and tomorrow, another one across the aleutian islands. that will be dropping down. look at all these advisories out. wind alerts as far south as southern california and all the wa

foster committed suicide in fort marcy park. >> multiple investigations, all concluding the death was to silence the conspiracy theorists. >> i was asked within the last month by someone, "you don't think foster killed himself, do you?" and i said, "yes. we're convinced." >> the right wing did not like that. they wanted to believe it was murder. >> what the american public wouldn't know for many months was that the tragic death of the president's old friend was only part of the story that night. the response inside the white house and the legal and political maneuvering in the hours and days to come would put the presidency in danger. ♪ >> the intrigue and the hustle-bustle of the white house came to a halt today. president clinton canceled his public schedule after learning the tragic death of his childhood friend and white house lawyer vincent foster. >> the president shared a private moment in the west wing with his senior staff and then stepped into the rose garden to address the nation. >> and it is very important that his life not be judged simply by how it ended, because vince

marci gonzalez takes us behind the story of the podcast. >> reporter: it is the chilling tale of miblindn would kill me to try to get the money. the papers show that he has numerous things, numerous social security numbers. >> reporter: a handsome, volatile con man. >> he said i was a whore and bitch and i was going to pay for what i did. >> reporter: and a woman who fell for him. >> he got in my car, started it and set it on fire. >> reporter: setting in motion a chain of events with deadly consequences. dirty john tells the story of john meehan, a master of deception who charmed and tormented his unsuspecting victims, women like debra newell. what do you think when people hear your story and think how did you let this happen? >> i tell them you weren't in my shoes. >> reporter: millions listen to the podcast which has been adapted into a hit scripted bravo show. and now a new documentary from oxygen. in 2014, debra had a successful interior design business, beautiful children and everything that money could buy here on the coast of orange county, california. >> i decided i had it all e

here is abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: police near houston searching for the driver of the truck seen in this surveillance photo. they say opened fire into a family's car, killing this 7-year-old girl. >> he took away an innocent child. she did not deserve this at all. >> reporter: laporsha washington says she was driving to a grocery store with her four daughters sunday morning when out of nowhere that truck pulled up next to them. >> i heard shots start firing, and they came through my window, broke my glass, hit me in my arm. and the truck slowed down and continued to fire as he was in front of us. >> reporter: her children horrified, realizing a bullet hit their sister, jazmine barnes. >> she say mama, jazmine's not moving, she is not talking. i turned around, and my 7-year-old was shot in the head. >> reporter: investigators now looking for this red or maroon four-door pickup and the driver they describe as white, in his 40s with a beard. they say he was wearing a red hoodie. >> we want to seek justice for jazmine, and bring this killer to justice and get him off the street.

by roger stone between the trump campaign and russian activity in the 2016 election. >> you know, marcy, you have stone scampering around trying to get to wikileaks and the indictment you know, if you have -- this is in an interview but he said that stone claimed to advance knowledge of the billy bush tape and that the gop operative told him, if you have any way, start dumping. we get him on the back side trying to cover up and lie about it before congress but the actual thing in the middle, right, which is was there an actual back channel did they effectively coordinate is not in there. what do you think about that missing part of this >> there are a few other missing parts, for example, there's no explicit reference to ted and nigel. we know that roger stone was meeting -- had meetings with both of them in that time period we don't -- you know, like i've shown that the themes that corsi and stone were pushing in august, particularly an argument about podesta having ties to russia, those started coming out from corsi and stone before the emails started dropping in october so you would

marci, thank you. >>> back here in the states in washington, demonstrators taking to the streets for the third women's march. that crowd protesting the trump administration's policies. thinner than in preview years, a split over accusations of anti-semitism after an organizer embraced nation of us leader, louis farrakhan. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this saturday. the intense moments caught on body cam. the deadly shooting of a teenager by police suspected of burglary, allegedly carrying an airsoft gun. his family now pleading for answers. >>> exploding in the street. the car bursting into flames outside of a courthouse. police at the scene. what they suspect was behind it. >>> and a look inside el chapo's escape while authorities were closing in. the cartel kingpin's incredible getaway, and how he did it. stay with us. -these people, they speak a language we cannot understand. ♪ [ telephone ringing ] -whoa. [ indistinct talking ] -deductible? -definitely speaking insurance. -additional interest on umbrella policy? -can you translate? -damage minimi

marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >>> two men involved in a dramatic case of road rage near bostonue in court today. authorities say the men got into a minor accident and started arguing. richard to that suv's hood for nearly three miles. it only ended when a man held a gun at the driver just as officers arrived. kamrowski is being charged with disorderly conduct. >> he kept going fast, slow, fast, slow. trying to get me to slide off. i wasn't getting off the car. i just kept telling him, stop the car, stop the car. he wouldn't stop. >> just incredible. the driver is facing multiple charges including assault with a dangerous weapon. >>> in medical news, an area considered to be one of the nation's anti-vaccination hot spots is battling a growing measles outbreak. a state of emergency declared in washington state where 35 case of the infection are now confirmed. 34 are in clark county, which including vancouver. most of the patients are under 18 and were not immunized. warnings have been issued in neighboring oregon and idaho. >>> in sports, what's worse than playing a football game

marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >> good tip there from marci. and this original story about maya just so sweet, just inspiring as well just to see her steps there and then the ugly side on social media with those scammers. those folks who are god knows where, who are literally behind the keyboard trying to steal her likeness. >> and a couple other steps to try to protect your identity on social media like marci said keep your information private. don't tag or post your specific location. know your friends and connections and always log out of social media accounts after you've used them. >> yep, strong passwords, not password 123. that's not a strong password. >>> coming up, why you should pass up that box of cereal for your breakfast this morning. >> we have something else in mind on this national blueberry pancake day. you're watching "world news now." actually, you do. harmful bacteria lurk just below the gum line. new crest gum detoxify works below the gum line to neutralize harmful plaque bacteria and help reverse early gum damage. gum deto

host: thank you, marcy. the president announcing this afternoon the deal, the tentative deal between the president and leadership in congress and work is under way in the u.s. senate. we expect it shortly in the house. on a three-week deal to reopen the federal government. backpay for federal workers and a three-week time frame to negotiate border security issues still outstanding including obviously the president's request for border wall funding. we'll see where that goes. word from the speaker that they -- on the state of the union that they will find a mutually -- a quote, mutually agreeable date. it had been set for january 29, next tuesday, but as of this hour, anyway, it hasn't been anouned from the speaker. karen bass of california, congresswoman of california, tweets this. speaker pelosi should give the state of the union since she's obviously the one running the country. the view from congresswoman bass. we're going to take you back a couple of hours and show you how this unfolded this afternoon. w

here's abc's marci gonzalez. >> reporter: tonight, police near houston searching for the driver of the truck seen in this surveillance photo, they say opened fire into a family's car, killing this 7-year-old girl. >> he took away an innocent child. she did not deserve this at all. >> reporter: laporsha washington says she was driving to a grocery store with her four daughters sunday morning, when out of nowhere, that truck pulled up next to them. >> i heard shots start firing and they came through my window, broke my glass, hit me in my arm. and the truck slowed down and continued to fire as he was in front of us. >> reporter: her children horrified, realizing a bullet hit their sister, jazmine barnes. >> she said, "mama, jazmine's not moving. she's not talking."und an-old w. >> reporter: investigators now looking for this red or maroon four-door pickup, and the driver they describe as white, in his 40s, with a beard. they say he was wearing a red hoodie. >> we want to seek justice for jazmine and bring this killer to justice and get him off the street. >> reporter: jazmine's mother sa

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>> marci, thank you. >>> and from england, police say they had a new talk with prince philip about his driving. it wasn't about the traffic accident on thursday. he was back on the road on saturday, and not wearing a seat belt. and that's against the law. here's julia macfarlane from london tonight. >> reporter: tonight, new photographs of prince philip behind the wheel of a brand-new land rover just days after a crash involving two women and a 9-month-old baby. >> it was a horrendous accident. >> reporter: as questions linger about whether or not it's safe for the 97-year-old royal to continue driving, the latest photos seemingly show him driving without a seat belt -- an offense in the uk punishable with a fine. norfolk police confirm to abc that they had spoken to the duke, saying, "we are aware of the photographs. suitable words have been given to the driver in line with our standard response." sources tell abc news the duke passed an eye exam following the accident and a buckingham palace spokesman said, "a full message of support was sent to both the driver and the passenger." ho

abc's marci gonzalez has new details. >> reporter: investigators in texas releasing this new surveillancered truck they say was driven by the gunman who killed 7-year-old jazmine barnes. >> we're not going to stop looking for you, and it'll be so much easier for everybody if you would just turn yourself in. >> reporter: jazmine's mother laporsha washington says was driving to a grocery store in west houston with her four daughters when the truck pulled up next to them. the driver started shooting. >> hello. >> reporter: killing jazmine and killing her mother. >> he intentionally killed my child for no reason. >> reporter: washington now home from the hospital says the shooting was unprovoked. she believes it was a hate crime. her children watching their sister die, one of them left shell-shocked. >> she hasn't dropped a tear and it scares me. it scares me because i don't know what's going on in her head. >> reporter: the family describes the suspect as a skinny white man with blue eyes and a black hoodie. police say they believe he's in his 40s with a beard. they're now looking into wheth

. >> not only may foster not have committed suicide, he may not have committed suicide in fort marcy the body may have been moved. >> even in the early days of the internet, the conspiracy theories unleashed by ruddy and the arkansas project went viral and continue to this day. >> i was back one weekend in memphis. and a federal law-enforcement agent, who is a friend of mine -- he said, "well, i'm convinced foster didn't kill himself, because the gun was found in his right hand, and foster's left-handed. and i said, "now, where did you get that information?" "well, i heard it on tv." "guess what. foster's right-handed." "oh." >> it became yet another, you know, grist for the mill of people who wanted to accuse the clintons of horrible things, including murder, which was ridiculous. >> the seeds of doubt sowed by the arkansas project would hound the clintons for decades. but few knew the damage that would be caused by the american spectator's one-line mention of a woman named paula. >> the complaint filed with the united states district court here today in little rock charges mr. clin

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marci gonzalez joins us with more on this crazy case. marci. >> reporter: that's right.orities taking suspects into custody on two continents. but police say they are still are are his captors again. investigators tracking down the . >>> investigators tracking down the accused ring leader in spain, arresting him, his mother and girlfriend. taking nine accused co-spire tors in central america, including vegas's grandmother who lives in this house where investigators believe creighton was being held. >> the biggest question from this takedown operation is where is creighton and why did the kidnappers take him? was it just for a ransom payment or something more to this kidnapping? >> reporter: with all of the digging in that basement and in the yard of that home, they still have not found any evidence there. we spoke with creighton's family this weekend and they are hopeful he could still be alive. >> just a strange case. marci gonzalez in los angeles for us, thanks so much. >>> let's transition to rob marciano. a check of the forecast. i'm surprised you're not out in the s

abc's marci gonzalez is live with the latest. marci, good morning. >> reporter: guys, good morning. those threats made against police in general as well as an unsuspecting officer seen driving in one of those videos. investigators say they are taking these threats very seriously. this morning, chicago police searching for the men in these viral videos threatening to shoot police. >> we're going to kill them. >> reporter: the videos reposted on a police support facebook page called chicago code blue. the first now has 1.4 million views. in it, the two men flash guns and make repeated threats about the officer in the suv next to them. >> i'm going to shoot this [muted] in public. >> reporter: in the second post, one of the men denies that was him in the initial video. >> that video fake. whoever made that, i'm going to kill y'all. >> reporter: and makes more threats against law enforcement. >> if it look like they going to do anything to me i'm going to shoot. >> reporter: police say their social media team discovered the videos almost instantly and shared them internally with all off

abc's marci gonzalez joins us live with more. marci. >> reporter: whit, good morning. those two kids, one in middle school, the other in elementary school, were the only ones on board the bus with the driver heading home at the end of the school day when they were hit. the images from the scene as horrifying as the outcome. >> the athens fire department is requesting assistance on a train accident involving a bus. >> reporter: a train colliding with a school bus killing one student and badly injuring another. >> our hearts are broken for the families and everyone involved. >> reporter: the accident friday afternoon in athens, texas, about 70 miles from dallas happening as police say the bus drove over tracks in an area with no way of alerting drivers of an oncoming train. >> there are no warning lights there. there were only the cross buck signs in place. there were no arms, there were no bells. >> reporter: the impact pushing the bus a quarter of a mile down the tracks. first responders at the scene within three minutes finding a 13-year-old boy dead, a 9-year-old gir

marci, good morning. >> reporter: hi, guys. good morning.hey say they have no idea where she is and say they haven't been able to reach her, hoping she will see this interview and come forward. this morning, the driver accused of killing a las vegas nail technician still on the run. the suspect's family speaking exclusively to abc pleading with her to turn herself in. >> you can't run, baby. you cannot run. you have to come forward, baby. >> reporter: police releasing this old booking photo of the suspect, 21-year-old krystal whipple, who they say plowed into 51-year-old knock nguyen while trying to leave the salon without paying for her $35 manicure. >> our mom was loved by the community here. it's very traumatizing. >> reporter: authorities say her cred cart was declined at the salon. surveillance shows her walking to her car, telling the employee she was going to get cash. instead, police say she starts the engine. nguyen, running in front of the black camaro to stop it from leaving. her boyfriend, sonny chung, chasing after her. here you

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and an msnbc legal contributor marcy, start with dwrou. what jumps out from this development and what we learned from it? >> the two things are one, the way they went after stone. the predawn raid there are law enforcement reasons why they had to do that but nevertheless, manafort did not get that treatment no one else has gotten that treatment. they came after roger before the lights came on that was directed a week after we've been fighting all week about whether "buzzfeed" should have used that word directed, well, now we're using it courtesy of roger mueller. and there aren't that many people in the campaign that could have directed that kind of order to a top campaign official >> what are your big take aways? >> that the president's whole argument about the russia story, from the beginning has been that his campaign and he had nothing tootoo with russia and the special counsel was appointed to investigate, among other things, russian intervention in the 2016 election and coordination between that activity and anyone associate would th

marci says they're facing ongoing violence displacement violation of their rights and are being intimidated into continuing to flee over the border into bangladesh and of course you know you just touched on a little while ago about the deportation of writing go from saudi arabia and india and what you just said then it doesn't seem in any better for the writing here that are actually in me and so when one does what she's been saying about sort of the creation plans being organized between the government of the bangladeshi government . so if you for putin hated it she said it's simply not in this moment for anyone who's running a refugee to be going back to myanmar she noted the spike in violence there the ongoing division of ethnic and religious groups the ongoing intimidation and she says that no matter what remember that there was a plan in place in november to repatriate twenty two hundred rohingya refugees from bangladesh to myanmar based on an agreement that neither government ever disclosed there was a huge outcry then and protest that that issue was tabled but last week the commissio

marcy wheeler a journalist who blogs at empty wheel.net and did putin dictate the statement. you wrote that piece before the revelations. what was your theory of the case then? >> well, very simply we now know that the trump people had been working on figuring out what happened at that meeting for over a month by the time "the new york times" called. but that day they called and said can we get a statement about what happened and that i think was before that first meeting with putin so two and a half hours with putin with rex tillerson present. they promised, the trump people promised the next day they're going to have a conference call. and then late that night, trump who is at a banquet at the g-20, gets up and wonders over to where melania is sitting with putin and starts an hour long conversation with him and nobody was there except for the translator and maybe melania. and then the next day instead of speaking to "the new york times," they issued a statement that early last year trump's lawyer claim he dictated but the statement is about adoptions. it is the russian line

i will turn it back over to marcy. please stay.ious food from some local vendors and local mom and pop businesses to support the hoods and support the neighborhoods. thank you all for being here. [cheers and applause] >> okay. thank you so much. we would like to invite all the speakers to come up and grab a shovel, and we will take a picture, a break in the ground, after that, anybody else is welcome to take a picture with a shovel once we are done. thank you all so much for being here. it is really a great moment for us in the city and the neighborhoods. thank yo (shouting.). >> more and more city's high san francisco is committing to dislocate to end all traffic death that means improving safety for people walking and driving and safety on our streets is everyone's responsibility people can make mistakes but not result in injury or death all traffic collisions are preventable as drivers you play a large role that will give you the tools to drive safely on streets a recent survey asks hundreds of drivers about save city introduce

abc news reporter marcie gonzalez has the latest. >> witnesses transcribe a chaotic scene after gunfire broke out at the bowling alley. police responded to the gablehouse bowl before midnight in torrens, about 20 miles south of loseswitnesse say a v fight ng whots rang out. terrified customers say they just ran for cover. >> as they were fighting and then the guys got into the fight and people were up and down, then probably not a good minute later we heard gunshots, pop, pop, pop, pop. >> i seen people running heard gunshots and tried to get down my daughter and niece is there. i told everybody get down. >> everyone just started running for in re lives for the cars and took off started running. >> all available units. all available units down at gablehouse for crowd control. >> and we're told the bowling alley has security guards but unarmed. three people killed, four injured. police are not saying whether the suspect is among them or whether that person is in custody. marcie gonlds, abc news, los angeles. >>> here in the bay area oakland police are investigating a shooting that left t

as marcie uses sensors and networks to connect public and private assets like street lights, water, and. all the data is collected, aggregated and analyzed with the hope of reducing costs, increasing safety, and helping the city better manage itself. enter, cps energy. a power company in san antonio, texas. imagine you go on vacation and your thermostat knows you're not home, and adjusts the temperature, lighting, and your water pump, which helps you save money. the company has over one million electric and natural gas customers, and their combined bills are among the lowest in the country's largest cities. the company wants to reduce demand for electricity by 771 megawatts by 2020. the power energy could be the most disrupted in a decade. they want to help lead that charge. i recently caught up with paula and asked her just how disruptive the utility energy would be in the next five years. paula: i think five years, it will be disrupted, 10 years, even more so. it is coming. more solar systems and battery systems are going to penetrate closer to the home. but i do not think it will ful

with your gma first look, i'm marci gonzalez, abc news, los angeles. >>> same news anchor, tom brokaw is apologizing for comments he made on "meet the press." >> the comments about hispanics came in discussions about the proposed border wall. >> i believe the hispanics should work harder at assimilation. i've been saying that for a long time. they ought not to be codified in their communities, but make sure that all their kids are learning to speak english and they feel comfortable in the communities. that's going to take out -- on both sides, frankly. >> in a series of tweets, he apologized and says he feels terrible he offended people. >>> next, the seven things you need to know as you start your day. >>> oatthey're tually kind ofight? extraordinary. see, oats contain a soluble fiber called beta-glucan. beta what? stay with me here. this is where it gets interesting. this fiber really doesn't like cholesterol. so it traps some of the bad cholterol and shows it a thing or two. making quaker oats a delicious part of a heart-healthy diet. high five, fiber! essentially enriched body lot

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and we meet online activist marcy alina jet and hereabouts her campaign that allows ordinary women to experience a little freedom. women in iran are expected to cover their heads in public and if they want to apply for a passport or travel abroad they need male permission and wives have little chance of obtaining a divorce nonetheless women have been campaigning for equal rights in that country since the turn of the millennium. social media has given the movement to boost its used by more than half of the iranian population and women in particular are discovering there really is strength in numbers regardless of where they are in the world. it's a punishable crime which are beyond veiled in public according to the laws sharia laws in iran you get lashes you get jailed and fined but more important than this you won't be allowed to get an education from the age of seven if you take off your headscarf you won't be allowed to get a job you won't be allowed to live in your own country. my campaign was born a simple fiction. it was a picture of me ronnie in a beauty food street in london it

abc's marci gonzalez is on the story from our l.a. bureau.ing to you. >> reporter: good morning. police aren't saying what they think possibly could have happened to the 22-year-old but now multiple agencies are working around the clock to find her. this morning, the family of this missing mother of four pleading on facebook for her safe return. >> this person is someone's daughter, someone's mother, someone's sister. if you know anything, we beg you, come forward. >> reporter: savannah spurlock, last seen two weeks ago, leaving a bar in richmond, kentucky, with three men. shortly after these surveillan images were taken, spurlock's mother, ellen said her daughter facetimed her saying she would be home by the morning. >> she was in the car with a guy driving and at least one guy and a girl in the back because those people in the backseat were hollering at me. >> reporter: the 22-year-old hasn't been heard from since. her cell phone now going straight to voicemail. the men police say savannah was with that night, questioned and released. no su

for us to standardize everything in the kitchen and make it a very controlled environment controlled marci it's defined positions from the greens now we can just run this recipe and it works every single time. the last detail as to how a few drops of truffle oil. really go. if i'd. eaten it in a restaurant that is cooked by human chef. i guess i would be surprised that enjoy it for some reason i wasn't quite expecting it to taste so nice and to i mean this is exactly as a chef would cook it i mean i witnessed a robot making me a very nice. of course this robot relies on the very latest technology but what was the state of the art at the beginning of the golden age well we find out in the kitab and or the book of tricks written around eight fifty eight by the three new muso brothers the book contains a range of ingenious inventions and contraptions everything from entertainment to making life easier things like water dispensing devices a self correcting lamp and lots of different mechanical tools they drew their inspiration from ancient greek chinese persian and indian engineering but it's

why you can imagine how worried they offer their mother and how nervous they are about the situation marcy is an internationally known journalist and she's been a journalist for many decades she is an american journalist and she has been detained without charge without information so it's truly very concerning is that a help or a hindrance being some which between russia and china are worlds apart but it's not a question to mongolia as minister of foreign affairs next. to what we've got to do is identify the threats that we have it's crazy the infantry shouldn't let it be an arms race is often the spirit dramatic development only. i don't see how that strategy will be successful very critical time to sit down and talk. going to want to. get. there so you'll. have any. showing us you know you're not. you know just i mean. i mean. if it up as well i might be. getting worse but those was. just. my body and we've. just got that already yes equestrian he. seem to. reflect there's someone else living inside of me controlling my body. the byproduct. the drug the the cause like severe depression.

for their mother and how nervous they are about the situation marcy is an internationally known journalist and she's been a journalist for many decades she is an american journalist and she has been detained without charge without information so it's truly very concerning. you've been watching the weekly head on international i'll be back at the top of the hour with more headlines but in the meantime for a documentary about us that's right that's. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or something wanted. to try to be for us this is like the four three in the morning can't be good that i'm interested always in the waters of our. city. you know world of big partisan groovy lot and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closel

why you can imagine how worried they offer their mother and how nervous they are about the situation marcy is an internationally known journalist and she's been a journalist for many decades she is an american journalist and she has been detained without charge without information so it's truly very concerning. be back in around thirty minutes with more updates but first time for a documentary. here on our international. it's. just. this week when the witch of a kid i could tell it. like you know says that the rules are simple and short the impulse opus of it that the only. just to let. me just go out of the media. if i throw in. the tumble to it will be myself with thing you know let them yesterday just a little bit and he's also like you may know he is out of this but. yes i guess that i will never. live up to. me just as i miss asking him to throw in will do a.v.n. indeed they will leave the thought he had just a massage about their own aka i.q. i ain't there you know pay me little get up eat him play oh you know up a the needle i kinda know in this heat out of must but i committed only

why you can imagine how worried they offer their mother and how nervous they are about the situation marcy is an internationally known journalist and she's been a journalist for many decades she is an american journalist and she has been detained without charge without information so it's truly very concerning. according to the court order which was issued by a u.s. district court in washington d.c. has shown me must testify before a grand jury investigation after that she will be released however many are still concerned by the detention including a number of human rights groups. there's a grand jury investigation nobody knows what it's about and she's being held as a material witness which means that she's not the person accused but they think that she knows something about a crime a felony a very serious crime and it's serious enough that a judge has authorized her arrest so whatever is happening it is under the supervision of the judge what's disturbing is that two of her children were also subpoenaed to testify before the grand jury here in washington d.c. so what could she possibly h

you can imagine how worried they are for their mother and how nervous they are about the situation marcy is an internationally known journalist and she's been a journalist for many decades she is an american journalist and she has been detained without charge without information so it's truly very concerning. that's on the show and thomas will take over in around thirteen minutes with more updates but first it's going underground. leak. leak. please reach terminal debt deal over the no amount of economic activity going forward will never provide the tax revenue sufficient to pay down the step we're past the point of no return we've gone through the debt looking glass this means only one outcome that central banks will continue to print to keep the interest going on this insurmountable debt pile which means wealth and income gap are guaranteed to increase which means the g.l.a. zero movement is going global and the global insurrection is upon us and that's a guarantee. like there's someone else moving inside of me or controlling my body. the byproduct of that drug is the cause like severe

are in an exclusive interview marcy ai shemya shared the story of her detention with afshin rattansi host of parties going underground elliston private plane. to d.c. and then met with a whole lot of that taken to the f.b.i. i think take the f.b.i. headquarters. i was. my my picture was taken mug shan state took my d.n.a. there when is ready the right no one has still yet read you the rights no one ever read me my rights my rights were not read i was treated like a cry in the middle of prisoners when most of the time i was in solitary k. i was locked up i couldn't come out everyone's thinking at oh my god is this what mike a mass murderer or what is going on. well during her ten days in detention people gathered to protest in the u.s. and iran here is the free journalist once again. it's not about me is about the ability. or the u.s. basically to detain. anyone. i would say illegal a joke they are going to say that it's legal so it's much bigger than we want to demand. to these actions in this country as so saying that i'm a true witness it is mind boggling that you can be arrested i

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