this isn'tjust for molly, this is for every young wasted life. government tells social media companies to take more responsibility for harmful online content. 14—year—old molly russell took her own life in 2017... the government is urging social media companies to take more responsibility for harmful online content. these are companies that count their profits in the billions and they turn round and say to us that they can't protect our children. i think that's why molly's story has probably taken off, that it is a modern day nightmare. i am interested to find out what the attitude is in the states. i believe that although things have changed, i don't think they have changed quickly enough and i don't think that the companies have taken it seriously enough. i, personally, have had as young as a seven—year—old who have had a full on attempt of suicide. free hess is a paediatric doctor that works in an emergency room in florida. so we are going to see a young adult male who is here for a suicide attempt. when did you start harming yourself? about t

there are many things that i have learnt since molly has died.media, i think that's the prevalence of mental ill health. i was lulled into a full sense of security, i thought it was something that did not happen that often, it happened probably to other people in a misguided way. but there are figures that showed that something like one in four of us was suffer an episode of mental ill health in any given year. it is really quite common. so, i think the first thing that is important for as all too know, particularly young people as they are growing up, is it is a must to be expected that at some point in your life you have a bad day. i think we're used to that. and then, when you know that, it is important to know how to react, because i suspect molly found herself in a bad place and she was always someone who was very good at solving her own problems, she was very independent. gorgeous and warm an adoring and would ask for help,but if she can sort things out for herself, she would. my belief is she, as many youngsters would, she looked for help

molly reynolds. caller: good morning. first off, i want to say, thanks to "washington journal." it seems to be our only way of talking to the world. i want to put it out there that i'm very concerned about our president. i think we need to bring our soldiers back because i think that they're holding our president hostage and his family to make him do things that he don't want to do as a president. such as mess with iran and north korea and russia and the such. i'm very concerned about that. i think we need to surround the president with our soldiers and make it totally safe for him and first prove to the world that he's not being held hostage by the deep state. host: that's tony in texas. we'll go to kevin in brownsberg, indiana. on impeachment. good morning. on the independent line. caller: hey, how are you doing? host: doing well, thank you. game,: i know in the drug when there's an informant, they never reveal the informant for the safety of the informant. people keep arguing about the process bei

london's transportation regulator has stressed over their life to operate and the legal journalist molly barrows hopped in the driver's seat to tell us what this means for the writing sharing giant and more chinese law change companies are issuing their own cryptocurrency rather than focusing on general blocking applications crypto currency analyst pence one joins us to break down why this might be an issue with a packed show today so let's dive right in. a series of high profile mergers and acquisitions leads our global report today brokerage firm charles schwab announced on monday their official intent to buy rival t.d. ameritrade in all stock deal worth $26000000000.00 t.d. ameritrade stockholders will receive $10837.00 shares in schwab for every share in t.d. held this would be a 17 percent premium over the stock's 30 day average price which was prior to the mission reports of the deal late last week since those report to the stock has shot up 16 percent with a 5 percent bump on monday alone schwab witnessed an 8 percent spike on the news as well. now we're going to transition from t

molly: ok. so, where we are in the house in the process is ending the stage of gathering of evidence by the house and moving into the stage that will focus on the presentation and consideration of that evidence. have seen over the past several weeks a series of depositions conducted by the house intelligence committee working with the house foreign affairs and the house oversight committees. that state has been the subject of much republican angst. there has been a lot of discussions about the fact that it has been behind closed doors i think it is worth remembering in particularly the clinton impeachment, the last comparison case we have, that kind of investigative work, the gathering of the evidence was largely done by ken starr and came to the house of representatives in hundreds of boxes. we are dealing with a different set of circumstances here. we are nearing the head -- we are nearing the end of that process. two depositions were released this morning. there is a list of individuals these

moment, sitting here in this studio talking to you that is absolutely not in my plans. >> brennan: molly, who is pressuring hillary clinton to enter this race? >> apparently some people are, either that or what she learned from running against trump in 2016 is the art of trolling and trolling us all which i think quite possible, because she knows how she makes people's heads explode sort of on both sides, i take her at this word this is a remote possible possibility if it even exist bus as you mentioned with the other late entrants into the race there is a sense in the democratic establishment, not necessarily the democratic electorate, but the democratic establishment, they are nervous about finding someone to coalesce behind that they see ad think you find this in the electorate, in polls, the vast majority of democratic primary voters are happy with their voice choices. they have an embarrassment of riches. they have 20 odd candidates and what i hear when i am out on the campaign trail talking to voters in places like iowa is, gosh, there are so many great possibilities, it is hard to

to extend contract over security and safety concerns legal there's a lot here to legal journalist molly barrows contributor with america's lawyer joins us now to unpack what is going on and get behind the wheel as we say thank you for being with us molly what are the city of london's concerns when it comes to . they have a lot of let's say they're not very confident in security practices they wonder how how safe how much safety is a priority for some their passengers so a lot of hesitation officials say the company is putting passengers at risk they decided not to extend it for that reason and they point to problems but with the company security processes that they say have allowed thousands of unauthorized drivers to pick up passengers are not happy about it as you might imagine one eventual say they've identified 14000 recent trips involving unauthorized drivers passing themselves off as drivers basically by the uploading their photos to the accounts of these approved drivers and they also say has allowed dismissed or suspended drivers to creative recounts and carry passengers as well

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molly, is he right? >> i have not heard that.nd it could well be wishful thinking on the part of those who are hoping still against hope against everything we've seen these last couple of years, that at some point the rest of the republican party will decide to break with the president. i mean, looking with all of the stlaej that we see the president doing right now, the press secretary is quite clearly telling the truth 100%. he is the strategy, he is the messenger, he is the one who's going to go out there and decide what gets said in his own defense. and he is not at all going to leave this topic alone. it's 180 degrees the opposite of the strategy that president clinton practiced when he was staring down the barrel of impeachment and his advisers first of all set up a war room separate from the president and counseled the president not to talk about it so that the public would believe he was still doing the nation's business and not opsessed with his own impeachment. how did that work out for him? he lost a few dozen democrat

details in court, murdered iowa college student molly tibbetts, the illegal immigrants on trial wantonfession thrown out because he wasn't read his miranda rights. here is more from iowa. >> in court today police testify that last summer when molly tibbetts was missing for a month farmers in this area were calling it very anxious because none of them wanted to be the person that stumbled upon molly's body in one of the fields in hearings this week, going to determine how much of the alleged killer's confession can be used, gruesome new details emerging at pretrial hearings and the murder of iowa college student molly tibbetts, the attorneys for murder suspects, christian rivera, trying to get his alleged confession thrown out arguing rivera was not even his full miranda rights and alleging police used improper tactics like advising him he did not need an attorney, investigators admit he was accidentally given his miranda rights incorrectly during questioning but was correctly given them a second time when he led police to this cornfield where police say he had molly to's body. police

molly: shery: the u.s.anking industry enjoyed a record third quarter with revenue or the six largest firms climbing for the 12 time in 13 quarters. those healthy results will be showing up in the paychecks of the rank-and-file this year. according to one report, bonuses across wall street are set to drop with traders bearing the worst. our finance reporter is here with the story. traders bearing the worst? tell us, who is doing relatively better this year? doing better this year we have the hedge funds and private equity. investment banking advisors. m&a advisory. that one, the survey caution would be across the board. private equity and hedge fund, there is a lot of capital there. private equity is everywhere. that is why that is outperforming the rest of the sectors. the worst is equity. equity traders. all your we have seen big street decisions being made across the aboutanks, globally banks what they are doing in equities business. the has been a big question m ark. bonuses could fall as much as 15%. th

mollie.ullish on yzaga warren. she gets $30 of my chips. bernie sanders has come back from a heart attack with zong numbers both in terms of voters and numbers. he gets 15. the moderates each get $10. and i continue to think that given the weakness of the pool, someone not yet running still has a strong chance. >> bret: it's still that 25 chip out there. jonah. >> i have the exact same thing i picked the last time i was here. biden 30, warren 30, klobuchar five, and like mollie $25 on someone not yet in the race. >> bret: who is that? >> it's obviously hillary. why don't you just say hillary? >> bret: mike bloomberg? who is that? >> oprah. >> bret: theauk jobs report. the economy adds 128,000 jobs, unemployment ticked up slightly but it is a great jobs report. the market loved it today. if you look at the economic changes since the president took office, g.d.p. growth down a bit. consumer confidence up. ourly earnings up. you look at this picture, jonathan, the white house has to look at it p

>> molly hunter reporting from hard-hit minneapolis molly, thank you let's get to al roker now. al, there is much more severe weather ahead. what are you seeing ahead of the big day tomorrow >> a buffet of bad weather from coast to coast 106-mile-per-hour gusts in oregon multiple tornadoes in louisiana, mississippi. chicago, 53-mile-per-hour wind gusts, and minneapolis picked up another nine inches of snow. and tomorrow a mess coast-to-coast again delays for boston, buffalo, new york and d.c and as you head out west, look at the problems for oklahoma city, dallas, the roads are a problem. albuquerque for snow and san francisco and l.a. for heavy rain and sunday, everybody is trying to get home. well, we've got more problems again from boston to new york to d.c., minneapolis, chicago and atlanta and out west along the coast we've got big, big problems and for those of you who are big fans of those macy's balloons, we could have some problems. the sustained winds of 23 miles per hour, wind gusts of 34 bring the balloons down. look at the forecast we're right within that. and with

welcome to you both. >> thank you. >> thank you. >> molly, i'll start with you. get in because he believed there's not a democratic candidate in the field out of 18 who can beat trump. do you see a path to the democratic nomination for bloomberg? >> there's definitely a path for bloomberg if we can own and win the moderate lane. i think today if you're aim mir or joe or pete, you're nervous with bloomberg getting in the race. he has a ton of resources, and he's going to try to appeal to the moderate base. and that would be highly concerning. but, again, it is a big gamble, because it is historically incredibly late to be getting in. so we'll have to see if this much money can help propel him to the front. >> i'm sure he thinks it can. adam, bloomberg is going, as we heard molly outline, the moderate wing of the democratic party. that's who he sees as his voter. he thinks bernie sanders and elizabeth warren have pushed this party too far to the left. do you think that he's wrong about that? >> well, not only is he wrong. but bloomberg is the human embodiment of el

molly spiritism has enjoyed a dream career as a corner a tourer soprano. i. lecture fine performances have garnered her 3 german opera singer of the year awards a unique achievement. was . most famous role that of. opera. her friends have given her the nickname the turbo soprano on her facebook fan page she presents herself as a down to and accessible opera diva paces and lives in athens and has a house in the country worship juicers her own lives with a multitude of hidden talents. and here she is in the flashlight least a dozen welcome and so glad you could join us a woman of many talents indeed music dance career in there but you're very much an actor as well and with one with an incredibly and incredible physicality really we see on stage what kind of roles attract you the most. of course the roles that have a dramatic approach and an interesting character so bad it. needs to be something also you know also i'm attracted by the psych college she out of benny of the roles i'm doing this is gives me a platform to perform and to be completely there with all

molly reynolds.aller: good morning. first off, i want to say, thanks to "washington journal." it seems to be our only way of talking to the world. i want to put it out there that i'm very concerned about our president. i think we need to bring our soldiers back because i think that they're holding our president hostage and his family to make him do things that he don't want to do as a president. such as mess with iran and north korea and russia and the such. i'm very concerned about that. i think we need to surround the president with our soldiers and make it totally safe for him and first prove to the world that he's not being held hostage by the deep state. host: that's tony in texas. we'll go to kevin in brownsberg, indiana. on impeachment. good morning. on the independent line. caller: hey, how are you doing? host: doing well, thank you. game,: i know in the drug when there's an informant, they never reveal the informant for the safety of the informant. people keep arguing about the process being

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molly, , looks like the house sn will move to public hearings, today we saw the release of the first two transcripts. we are likely to seewo more as tomorrow and the rest of the week unfold, but tell us how the six will unfold in the house. what the rulesin look like and w they will lay the groundwork for articles of impeachment. >> great. where we are in the house in the process, kind of ending the stage of gathering of evidence by the house and moving into a stage that will focus on the presentation and consideration of thatoc evidence. so we've seen over the past several weeks a series of depositions conducted by the house intelligence committee, working with the house foreign affairs and the house oversight committees. that stage has been the subject of much republican angst. there's been a lot of discussions about the fact it's been behind closed doors. i think it's worth remembering that in particular the clinton impeachment, the last comparison case that wee have, that kind of investigative work, that gathering of the evidence was largely done by ken starr and came to thenc ho

but molly, we have this response from adam schiff now. he does control who ultimately ends up testifying public because he's the chair of the house intelligence committee. of course, it's a democratic majority. he's saying he won't let the republicans hijack the impeachment inquiry with what he calls sham investigations. can schiff possibly find a happy medium between maintaining this focus on whether president trump committed an impeachable offense and not having republicans feel like they've been left out of the process? >> yeah, i mean, the democrats are obviously walking a bit of a tight rope here because they want to convey -- these hearings are about putting on a show to the public, making a case this impeachment is warranted. so they want to create the impression this process is fair, bipartisan to the extent that it can be, despite the party line vote to open the impeachment. so they do -- they do want to seem to be giving republicans some say in this process, but as schiff said in that statement, that's not -- they're not going t

sexual assault crimes of disgraced featuring and from the channel we'll tell you more than up to molly's president claims the rise of islamist extremist groups threatens the very existence of his country despite the presence of french forces in the west african nation. developments in the trumpet pictured saga a key witness changes his testimony and remembers the threat of military aid being withheld from both freshly released e-mails reveal new details on joe biden son's position as a major ukrainian gas company. where their morning just turned 80 when is the morning here in moscow when is kevin 0 in life the r t world news center i'm here with this half hour update for you thanks for tuning in 1st the video appears to cast doubt on the impartiality of america's a.b.c. news network claims the channel koester explosive interview with the cues are of disgraced geoffrey epstein back in 2015 allegedly detail the convicted paedophiles predatory behavior the video was obtained by transparency group project veritas saskia taylor reports live t.v. one o one check your mike then check it again p

mollie? >> a crazy day.started out looking like it was a disaster for republicans who had this prepared testimony from sondland saying there was a quid pro quo, and then it completely crumbled under questioning from republicans where he admitted that he didn't actually know of any c quid pro quo, he assumed it. he didn't have any evidence to support this central charge. this is the star witness for democrats and it did not go so well. the loser might have been the media for over reacting to initial testimony before it crumbled upon examination. >> shannon: jessica, tonight they are sticking to the narrative. democrats are saying this is a big win. basically, time to get the articles drawn up and get this thing over with. >> ken starr said, also, saying that adam schiff would be moving on it quickly. i did not think that gordon sondland's testimony -- my two losers of the day were republican questioners devin nunes and castor, the republican council. rudy giuliani, who has been right about very, very little i

troops to keep a lid on it is storing other tensions molly in military families have complained that the army is not being given sufficient resources to fight the insurgency said to protest not just to denounce terrorism but also the presence of foreign troops patients for military progress is wearing thin some groups are calling for change tack advocating opening up dialogue with the chartists that something fronts as previously ruled out so to have mollies top officials but with the current impasse a new solution is needed or the death toll is likely to only. r.t. paris. germiston africa believes the french presence of the region could have become counterproductive. it comes at a time when people say that those that have come from the outside and that people don't the europeans and the french specifically so there are times when people say they've overstayed their welcome there's a time when they've crossed a line and feel that the local support that they once were receiving might be declining i think we're coming close to that point because at some point in time we're coming close

let's bring in the power pentacle for a jessica, marc, and mollie. mollie? >> a crazy day. was a disaster for republicans, who had this prepared testimony from sondland saying there was a quid pro quo, and then it completely crumbled under questioning from republicans where he admitted that he didn't actually know of any quid pro quo, he assumed it. he didn't have any evidence to support this central charge. this is the star witness for democrats and it did not go so well. the loser might have been the media for over reacting to initial testimony before it crumbled upon examination. >> shannon: jessica, tonight, they are sticking to the narrative. democrats are saying this is a big won. basically, time to get the articles drawn up and get this thing over with. >> ken starr started, also, saying that adam schiff would be moving on it quickly. i did not think that gordon sondland's testimony -- my two losers of the day were republican questioners devin nunes and castor, the republican council. rudy giuliani, who has been right about very, very little in recent memory, was rig

molly mentioned the role of chief justice roberts in presiding over the senate trial. ben, i know you're a long time observer of the court. roberts will ink be like as a presiding officer of this trial? really interesting question. obody seeks to be on the supreme court or seeks to be the hief justice so that he can preside at the senate at an impeachment trial of the president. and, you know,-- if you're john roberts and in a really trying polarized environment to keep insulated omewhat from the political fray, having into the senate and sit there while, you know, people is a food at each other kind of a mortification of the not that i'm sure he is looking forward to. also confident that in know, dignified institutionalist kind of hat would want to do impeccably, so remember, this is when he flubbed a word in barack obama's he went to the white house the next day to do of office a second time, to make sure they gotten every word of it correct. actually a bit of a challenge. how do you preside at a senate ugly and will be as bitter as this one in an environment that's

with america's lawyer is here now with more molly thank you so much for being with us today and let's let's dive right into this is the 737 max now safe to fly. well sir. only boeing wants you to think so and we have yet to get the green light from the regulators but boeing says it has fixed that software problem that investigators say did play a role in those 2 fatal plane crash that killed a total of $346.00 people evidence including the black box data points to a malfunction in that automated system that helps a plane avoid stalls that system was new to $737.00 max regulators say most pilots weren't even aware of it until that 1st crash in indonesia last october multiple investigations reached similar conclusions that boeing introduce a new automated system without properly teaching airline crews how to override that software when there's a problem like what you saw with those 2 plato crashes now according to the wall street journal several airlines including american united southwest they all still use the 737 max of course that's been grounded they've been grounded sense march wh

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they also in all established as molly talked about, their presidencies now. and in the senate. in one of the chief justice of the supreme court essentially turns the senate into state judicial five. when the trial begins. i do have some president and some interesting both politics and legal precedents. >> you come up with a terrific title trump is running out of defenses unless we get another one, trumps tantrums will make impeachment huawei. and of the week and president trump tweeted, 75 times about impeachment. seems to be on his mind to some extent right now he seems fixated on uncovering the identity of those who bore how should we evaluate what trump is doing in regard to impeachment right now. >> auto answered this question actually with references. loophole dated that bill started with because i say you can't entirely understand the strategy of the president's impeachment defense that went out reference to that data. i say that's actually the ultimate defense. the president is driven for distinct defenses the. sometimes in a kind of and discern launch of all four or two

that person, ladies and gentlemen, is molli mollie hemingway. what did we learn today?at's interesting is this is the conclusion of a very long period of impeachment proceedings and what democrats needed was to really begin with a bipartisan consensus and then have it slowly build pulling off republican members of congress, getting more of the public to agree that there was a serious high crime and misdemeanor. that did not happen. they didn't even begin with bipartisan consensus. there was actually bipartisan opposition to the impeachment proceeding. not a single republican would go through any of the day's hearings and peel away from the initial feeling that this was more theater than something serious. witnesses contradicted themselves. it was boring as you point out. so it was hard to pay attention to the details. and nobody ever made like an effective case for what was going on here. and so you are seeing polling showing that independents are more likely to be opposed to impeachment now than they were a month ago. swing state voters, there is no -- there has been n

molly: "my name is molly and we choose nps." np: "consider an np.choose nps.org to learn more." >>> welcome back. moments from now, bill taylor and george kent, two men at the center of today's impeachment hearing, they are expected to arrive on capitol hill. meanwhile, "the washington post" is reporting that two giuliani associates, lev parnas and igor fruman, both indicted, met with president trump at an exclusive event in april of 2018 and then pressured the president to fire the then-u.s. ambassador to ukraine, marie yovanovitch. joining us now, the former director of national intelligence, james clapper. thanks so much, general clapper, for joining us. if that "washington post" is accurate that these two individuals, both of whom are now facing criminal charges, encouraged the president to fire this longtime u.s. diplomat, what does it say to you? >> well, obviously, it illustrates that the president's fixation on ukraine was longer than just the 25 july phone call. and this plot is thicker and longer and that the effort may have been the genes

also bringing a major coast, and big troubles in the east as more than 50 million try to t sta with molly hunter. >> reporter: tonight three storms closing in across the country. denver already buried in snow. the heavy onslaught shutting down highways across colorado as millions hit the road. cars skidding out, rescue crews on the scene. amid the snowy conditions, two rock slides shut down i-70 for hours. at denver airport, flight cancellations piled up, some 500, delaying nearly 200,000 passengers but at least one denver resident managed to find his way around in kansas, a pickup truck wedged underneath a tractor-trailer. and in nebraska, spinouts on icy roads and a semi slipped on its side the powerful storms now heading east >> it's going to be bad. the snow is going to come down hard it's going to come down fast. f reporter:als also warning airport workers across the country protested to demand better pay and benefits and tomorrow the busiest travel day of the year >> i'm just nervous to get home for thanksgiving, to be with my family >> reporter: and of course that is what everyone

. >> molly montgomery spent 14 years in the foreign service and worked for mike pence for europe and asia just over a year leaving in march of last year. thank for your time. you have noted that the foreign service officers are as deeply patriotic as their colleagues in the military. that's my experience. i spent two years in the state department, they do posts all around the world, et cetera. i wonder where vice president mike pence is on this. he served in government and he's aware of the service and dedication of state department officials. why hasn't he spoken out publicly in defense of them? >> well, i certainly can't speak for the vice president. in my experience he was respectful of the expertise of career personnel, including myself, but i certainly would have hoped that the vice president, the secretary of state, and others in this administration, would have spoken up more, particularly are for ambassador maria yovanovitch who was forced out last spring. >> a lot of frustration with the silence on her in particular, poppy. >> well, molly, can you speak to what -- you obvious

methods to do this the volatility of any type of explosive devices is just -- it's not worth it. >> molly, i mean, pipe bombs, you saw a pink bull, fires these things are getting out of control. >> completely out of control the trend is relatively new. they started small like colored cakes and confetti and as you heard from that sheriff, though, there is actually a way to make these announcements and keep everyone safe jose >> i think that's a very good point. thank you so much. >>> when we come back, would you walk away from a spot in the nba? meet the man who left pro sports for his real dream job a star basketball player has given up his place in the nba for an even bigger dream united states army soldiers standing tall, but one lieutenant stands a little taller than the rest >> yes, sir. >> at seven feet, marshall plumly's height is unrivaled as is his career path before he did plane jumps like this, he took jump balls a high school all-american, plumly had two big dreams. >> if you loved being on a team and being a part of something bigger, there are two things you can do -- you can

it is devastating. >> reporter: it's not saiddemarg molly hunter new jersey >>> it was a star-studded night at the e people's choice awards. >> first and foremost, thank god because i definitely don't have to be here being that i am, it makes me appreciate life even more. it makes me appreciate -- >> you hear him talking about it, comedian kevin hart made his first public appearance since his near fatal car crash, accepting the award for movie star of 2019 there were stars across all j agagen gen genres end game won jennifer aniston received the people's icon award. gwen stefani receiving the fashion award. pink named the people's champion >>> heartbreaker for the dallas cowboys, capping off week te da ancuus one-handed catch. trailing by 14, the cowboys michaelto get it going. gallop to cut the lead in half the cowboys took the lead sticking the two feet in there still t c vikings win it, 28-24. >>> thereigning mvp was back after injury patrick mahomes was not enough to push the chiefs past the titans, despite this jaw-dropping pass. titans quarterback, ryan tannehill, is playing pre

reports a judge will decide if a suspect's confession in the murder of university of iowa student mollytts will stand.rneychstbe rivera say the confession was coerced and say officers did not read rivera all his legal rights during the interrogation. one officer testified yesterday that she failed to read a portion of the miranda rights during last year's interrogation, but that it was an honest mistake. after several hours of questioning, rivera led police to a cornfield where they found tibbetts' body. >>> "usa today" reports a federal judge gave a former california real estate and insurance executive the longest prison sentence so far in the college admissions scandal. he also called him a thief. 56-year-old toby mcfarland was sentenced to six months in prison. he paid $450,000 to get his son and daughter admitted to the university of southern california as fake athletic recruits. mcfarland had pleaded guilty. the same judge will preside over actress lori loughlin's trial. she pleaded not guilty. >>> the "louisville courier journal" said matt bev in promotes news conference for votin

molly hunter has details. >> vehicle entered a building. >> reporter: the vehicle, a bright red 2010sche stuck upside down in this real estate office in new jersey. >> i've never seen anything like this in my life. >> reporter: police say the driver, 22-year-old demartin and his passenger, 23-year-old daniel foley both died after losing control. traveling at an incredibly high speed, over the curb, that ditch and launched into that building. shocking this coastal community. >> those last couple of seconds must have been the most horrifying experience anybody could have had. two young kids lost their lives. >> reporter: police haven't said how fast demartin was traveling, the accident now under investigation. molly hunter, nbc news, toms river, new jersey. >>> new developments tonight in the case of a missing alabama teenager. 19-year-old aniyah blanchard disappeared. her parents spent the day at the courthouse talking to police, saying there may be more people involved in aniah's disappearance. >>> new york state regulators are investigating the bank behind apple's credit card, a cre

mollie, thank you.. >> thank you. >> tucker: good to see you tonight.e a lot more than you make. hundreds and hundreds of m thousands of dollars a year for a no-show job for the board of the company of burisma. ukrainian energy firm. it wasn't thepa only shady arrangement however that hunter biden wasir benefiting from. a new report in the washington examiner rose month capital that's a firm closely tied hunter biden received $130 million in federal bailout loans in 2009 while maybere not coincidentally biden's father was vice president of the united states. okay. lonnie goodman is an investigator and joins us tonight. i have overstated the case here? are those outlines correct? >> that's what's going on. way back in the days of solyndra if you remember all the way back then in 2008 and 2009, the government created this bailout program called the term asset backed loan facility also known as tals. the government was going to provide these very favorable loans to companies that agreed to incest in certain asset backed securities. and one of the companies