he said, they arrested matt and nick. and i said, matt and nick who?in matt and nick sampson. >> reporter: it was true. matt livers had confessed to the murders of his aunt and uncle. >> put the gun to her face and blew her away. >> reporter: and he'd named an accomplice. 22-year-old nick sampson. a cousin of matt's on another branch of the family tree. >> my husband had given me the phone. i was sitting up in bed. and i said, andy, should i be shaking? he said, that's normal, the shock. >> reporter: but matt livers had been with them at easter dinner just a few hours before. now he said that he and nick had returned to kill his aunt and uncle. >> our first reaction was grandma she had had just lost her only son and her grandson is being arrested for this. and just like us, she's like, i don't understand. and i said, grandma, none of us understand any of this. >> reporter: did it give you any sense of at least somebody has been found responsible? did it make you feel any better? >> we move on to the next phase of this. we're in the going to wonder for

i want to start by asking you what you make of nick boles's decision?d given a lot of service to the conservative party, both politically and asa conservative party, both politically and as a minister in government. i've worked very closely with him on developing an alternative proposal to leave the eu byjoining the european free trade area, common market 2.0, as we call it. the party must accommodate people as diverse as nick boles and borisjohnson, we must be a church. the alternative you talk about was the problem for the association, ultimately, because at the end of the day bus represents a constituency that voted 61% to leave the eu, surely it needs an mp that reflects that viewpoint? i think nick did reflect the viewpoint of the public because he voted for the prime minister's deal both times, which is about leaving the eu and he came into parliament to vote for article 50 in the wheelchair when he was recovering from very serious cancer. i think he is given incredible service. the brexit we are talking about, common market 2.0, delivers on the r

as you say, you share similar views with nick boles.ps you might face deselection as well. well, funnily enough, i've had my annual general meeting this morning with my local harlow conservative association and they were all very sympathetic and they know exactly how i voted, i voted against a second referendum. i am very worried about a long delay for article 50. i would accept a short delay but i voted against a long delay to article 50 and i was readopted a few months ago, so i think, on the whole, most conservative members are very reasonable and i think it's a very sad day that nick feels that he can no longer stand as a conservative mp in his area. the headlines on bbc news: brenton tarrant, the main suspect in the new zealand mosque shootings in which 49 people were killed, has appeared in court on a single murder charge. new zealand police say they believe a lone gunman was involved in the attacks. prime ministerjacinda ardern has vowed: "our gun laws will change" tory mp nick boles quits his local conservative association in th

tell us more about the events that have fled to nick boles‘s decision to resign.mebody who has been very pro—eu, he campaigned for remain in 2016, is local constituency voted to leave and he favours a norway style relationship, and while he has voted to support the prime minister's withdrawal agreement, he is somebody who has a very much been involved in the parliamentary attempts to block no—deal brexit and extend article 50. that put him at odds with the local party so he wrote a letter where he said he is resigning with immediate effect from his local association because they did not share his values and he spoke about how he regrets the division that has emerged in the local party but a politician without principles was worthless. that was his reasoning for this but as we understand he wa nts to for this but as we understand he wants to remain a member of the conservative government, so he wants to carry on being an mp but it is not clear whether or not that's something he will be allowed to continue doing. what is the local conservative association said? they

nick bryant, bbc news, new york.oining us this law professor and bbc legal analyst jonathan turley. you have got the letter. what are the key points? jonathan: this is what we expected, simply saying i have received the report. wh attorney general barr suggested he might be able to brief members of congress this release this weekend. under speclal counsel reons he's only required to give them a summary of what is investigated in the findings of the special counsel. he is not required to give them report. ere may be some tension on that point. his deputy, rod rosenstein, said in the past that he does not believe it is aropriate to release information about people who are not being indicted or charged. that was the james comey controversy -- the former fbi director. there might be some pushback within the justice department information t give congress. i think that is going to be the next area which we struggle with. congress is thinking about lling mueller. jane: can they do that? jonathan: they can, but the problem i

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host: nick gillespie? guest: the mueller report is a great example of where the government can do something better or worse. they are investigating. the government is investigating itself and investigating the president. possible chicanery with a foreign country. i think, specifically to the mueller report, we are at the beginning of the process of making it public. the attorney general has said by mid april, the public -- with proper reductions in place, it will be made publicly available. this is a place for if the government does the right thing here and is open and transparent with that helps restore trust and confidence in government. it shows there are some people who are honest. in terms of mueller, he has at various points spoken up directly to the press. i doubt that will happen because we have not gotten to the point where his report has been made public. host: let's hear from chris in san francisco on the independent line. caller: my question is about medicare. what are your thoughts on it and w

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nick: i'm not sure what it is hones to do, to be [laughter] nick: i extraordinaervention by the son of sitting president for the interesting to see how t it reverberatough west minster. laura: nick bryant, thank you for joining us. , prosecutors in the netherlands say they have not yet found any link betweenus d e mainct in monday shooting in utrechthe otctims on the tram. two people died anhers were injured. a letter found in the getaway car suggested terrorm was a motive. era corruption allegation the rewarding of the 2020 gives to tokyo -- french prosecuts are investigating a 2 million-euro bribe paid a to secure the tokyo bid. toe man said he would step down from his positiorove his innocence. firefighters are tackling a huge fire at a texas chemical plant. it has been burning in houston since early monday. the city fire chief says he expects the blaze will continue for another 48 hours. no injurie and the plant owner says airal y readings are well below hazardous levels. in new zealand, the country's prime minister hassaowed to nevethe name of the gunman accused of friday's mass s

the bbs's nick bryant report nick: today the crash site in hiopia became a place of multinational mourningssgers and crew from 35 countries were killed when the plane plunged into this field on sunday, ju six minutes after takeoff. north america had been one of the few places that the boeing 737 max aircraft was still allowed to fly. the aviation authori here resisted demands to follow safety regulators in more than 40 countries in grounding the plane. but tonight at the white house, donald trump announced a change of mind. pres. trump: we are going to be issuing an emergency order of prohibition to ground all flights of the 737 max 8 and the 737 max 9.ty the saf the american people and all people is ourer paramount con. nick: another boeing 73 max crashed similar circutances in october in indonesia, killing 159 people. canada said there was evidence suggesting a possible link between the two crashes, as it announced its own grounding. >> this is new information that hiwe received and analyzed morning, comes from validated sallite tracking data suggesting a possible, although unproven, mil

indiscernible] caltcalt nick nick >> president trump linda mcmahon was stepping down as the head of e small business administration. this is about 15 minutes. president trump: she has done an incredible job as the head of the small business administration and has been a sturep star. i have known her for a long time, i knew she was good but she was a long time favorites and helped so many people in the world of small business and will be leaving ap going to help us with a very, very important year ap a half we have comup

the conservative mp for grantham and stamford, nick boles has the former conservative minister, nick association in lincolnshire amid plans to deselect him because of his stance over brexit. in his resignation letter, mr boles said divisions had opened up between him and the local association in grantham and stamford. but he said he would continue to take the conservative whip in parliament if it is offered on ‘acceptable terms'. the chief whip, julian smith said nick boles was a ‘valued member of the conservative parliamentary pa rty‘. our political correspondent, susana mendonca explained to more about the events that led to his resignation. he has been trying to push, along with mps from lots of parties, to block a no—deal brexit, extend article 50. he has voted for the deal but he favours a closer relationship, a norway style model. that doesn't correspond i think with what has been happening in terms of his local party association. they feel he hasn't been taking their side. he says, i have been reading through the letter, there are people within the constituency party that want

nick ackerman and former u.s. attorney, barbara mcquade, now a law professor at the university of michigan. at the risk of being a little too 2019, i will note, barbara, that you are back in a panel with mr. nunberg, who was more or less advised to comply with the document request from mueller, which, sam, you ultimately did. >> yes, sir. >> people remember that. >> barbara, we don't have the indication, as i noted, that there is that kind of defiance right now. what does it mean when you see nadler saying so many people are complying? and what does it mean if nadler gets what are effectively the follow-up documents that federal prosecutors in some cases like sdny have been looking at? >> yeah, so he the submitted letters and requests. these are not subpoenas so there's no compulsion to comply. but it's a letter, it's a request. most people, most entities will do that, because there's also the possibility that if you don't voluntarily comply, it will be followed by a subpoena with compulsion. but i think if repres

live to westminster — and our political correspondent nick eardley.ir heads and thinking why is the comment having to pay out £33 million to eurotunnel? essentially, it is because of the process followed in this case. you might remember the controversy which was when this contract was signed with seabourn freight, then it turned out they had no ships. eventually, the biggest player in that consortium pulled out and that contract were scrapped. but, eurotunnel was unhappy with the way the procurement process was carried out. they took the government to court over it, all the government to court over it, all the signs indicated they were going to win. the department for transport must pay out less money, the government say they want to get some continuity and get assurances on the supplies in the event of a no—deal brexit. there are now many opposition politicians saying this is not good for chris grayling. labour are saying he needs to be sacked. his critics say this is not the first time he has made mistakes in government, in other departments too he

i'm nick spicer welcome to the program. ukrainians are voting in the first round of their presidential election the vote is being watched closely in the west and in russia ukrainians have dozens of candidates to pick from the polls indicate there are three front runners television comedian dean years unless he leads the pack despite never having held political office he's ahead of president petro poroshenko who's led the country since two thousand and fourteen as well as former prime minister yulia timoshenko the last time ukraine went to the polls russia had just invaded an annex the crimea region and pro russian separatists had seized control of part of the country's east five years on though what are the issues foremost in ukrainian spines correspondent nick connelly talked to some voters to find out if you don't like all economy to grow we need new jobs so that people can find work here instead of immigrating but that is if. you want peace but we understand that it won't be easy to achieve it this good i'm patient for a

>> reporter: at least in state media they are, nick. that's because they really don't have a choice. it was unprecedented for the north korean propaganda machine to announce a summit like this, especially with the united states ahead of time, and give it glowing coverage and covered chairman kim's trip and his welcome. the north koreans were absolutely certain, according to my sources, that this was going to be a success and that kim would leave away with a signed agreement that would move the ball forward and hopefully provide some economic relief. for president trump to have abruptly cut off the talks, worked out of the meeting and cancel his working lunch which is a snub that will never be forgotten by the higher ranks of north korean leadership, they were blindsided by it. frankly, nick, they didn't have a backup plan. that's why they scrambled in the 11th hour. it was after midnight when they called an emergency press conference here in hanoi to counter attack. after president trump said that they had demanded that all sanctions be

correspondent nick connelly joins us now from care of them hit winners and the polls have just closed is it too early to talk about winners and losers. good evening rather nick well i'm here absolutely ms lewinsky's election policy in the mood is very optimistic he's just been playing thank. you it's a terrible fight me. they think they're going to have a significant victory over the next front runner which it seems to be current president petro poroshenko about ten percent behind him as to who will come in second place to join zelinsky in the second round. we don't know yet but it does seem to be much more cinco these results are all provisional and we expect to know more by the end of the night around two am local time but a final count of all the election votes from across the country in the regions will only be tomorrow. oh we've got another account that's interesting two thousand complaints of electoral violations what's going on there. well the different have been reports of illegal campaigning by ukrainian the ukrainian low there's no campaigning allowed in the last two days of

so, i mean, nick ackerman, this is why nick ackerman is unlike anyone else. i believe this is your original copy? >> that's the original copy. so you've been holding on to it for how many years? >> oh, 45 years, maybe. >> i mean, this is what we call a boss move. you think it will be this kind of a report? >> i think, sure, and it also may come long after the indictments come out. or it could be part of the indictments. i mean, this summarizes the indictments that were filed in the watergate case. so we don't know what it's going to be. but i think we've gotten the mueller report on the installment plan, starting with all of the -- >> starting with the russians. >> right. >> betsey, bring it all home for us. you're in washington, you've deny covering this from the start. you're steeped in it. what's the mood down there tonight and what do you think of what we just heard here from the watergate example? >> i would say it's very uneven. in d.c. over the last week or so, i've talked to some people who are on pins and needles and are sort of frantically expecting

caltcalt nick nick >> president trump linda mcmahon was stepping down as the head of e small business administration. this is about 15 minutes. president trump: she has done an incredible job as the head of the small business administration and has been a sturep star. i have known her for a long time, i knew she was good but she was a long time favorites and helped so many people in the world of small business and will be leaving ap going to help us with a very, very important year ap a half we have coming up and the reelection and we will be working strongly. e will be heeskap making the new nomination and apointment in consultation with behinda. this is appear outstammeding women ap linda, i thank you very much. >> i appreciate that. president trump what has been your highlight and so they can all know? >> the high height is the fagget thaw asked my to take on this position and honor to serve this cupet try in your cabinet and the people of the united states and small businesses, 30 million all bies, 99% of the small physicianes and we have great team we have out there and it has be

—— nick. there has been a message from the king as well? -- nick. a pretty unprecedented message from the king, coming on the eve of polling, and he talked about how he was concerned about the security and the happiness of his people and also, he said that it was imperative that all time voters thought about voting for what he spoke about good people, people who could keep from however as he described as bad people —— thai voters that is the message from the king and we have not had something like this before and across the monarchy hugely important, revered in this country, people will be thinking that as they cast their vote and of course they will be thinking about all the other things that candidates have been saying over the past few weeks as they are desperate to gather votes. we should get some sort of indication about how the pulse are played out later today but don't expect an overall majority. there will be some behind—the—scenes manoeuvring and we expect some sort of minority government to be formed in the coming days. if the opposition p

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nick: there have been convictions stemming from the mueller investigation.!ait nick:aul mafort, donald trump's one-time campaign chairman, of financial crimes, but not collusion. michael flynn, former national security adviser, pleaded guilty about lying to the fbi about his asntacts with russia and h cooperated with the special counsel. long-term adviser roger stone has been aused of lying to congress about his efforts to get in touch with wikileaks. and michael cohen, trump's former lawyer, has turned on his former boss. michael: he is a racist, he is a con man, and he is a cheat. nick: as well as other members ru the campaign team, robert mueller has charged about two dozen russian nationals,in uding 12 intelligence officers accused of hacking the hillary clinton campaign. and prosecutors in washington, virginia, and here in new york are pursuing cases that willin outlive his stigation.rn now the new at general, william barr, has been handed ide mueller report. it is for him to dwhat will be made public. mr. barr: i'm in favor of as much transparency as th

the conservative mp, nick boles, has resigned from his local party association.deselection because of his stance on brexit — having spoken out against leaving the eu without a deal. mr boles said he intends to remain as mp for grantham and stamford. earlier our political correspondent ben wright told me this disagreement has been going on for some time... nick boles and his local party totally out of step about what should happen if there is no deal reached with the eu. they both have been arguing for a long time and that has been completely unacceptable and he had been making that argument publicly. his local association thought that a no—deal brexit should remain on the table, so that's been the root of their disagreement. but nick boles was a remainer during the referendum, since then he has been supportive of the prime minister and he has voted twice already for the withdrawal deal that there is on the table. he'll vote for it again next week, but i think the fact that he was being so public in a prosing a no—deal brexit, that was being so public in opposing

in other news — tory mp nick boles quits his local conservative association in the face of efforts toeselect him as the candidate for the next election. a leaked eu document appears to confirm that the uk will have to hold elections for the european parliament in may, if brexit is extended beyond the beginning ofjuly. wales, england or ireland? three of the teams in action in this afternoon's six nations could win the tournament. and coming up in half an hour, our dateline guests discuss the last week in parliament — with only a fortnight until brexit day. good morning. police in new zealand believe there was only one gunman involved in the shootings at two mosques in christchurch in which 49 people were killed and scores of others injured. 28—year—old australian brenton tarra nt has appeared in court in christchurch, charged with murder. tarrant did not make a plea and the brief hearing was closed to the public because of safety concerns. the shootings were live—streamed and shared widely on social media. shara njit leyl reports from christchurch. a memorial for the victims of the sh

in arizona. >> nick liked kids. but he said i didn't want to be a daddy. >> diane considered the kids to be hindrance to nick's arrival. >> if she didn't have these kids in the way anymore, she could have her lover that she was having trouble living without. >> reporter: now the evidence is piling up. police arrest diane nine months after the shooting. she then heads to trial. visibly pregnant. >> what was the jury supposed to think? who wants to send a pregnant mom to jail for life? >> reporter: the key witness, her 9-year-old daughter christie, a dramatic courtroom scene recreated in this made for tv mini series about the case. >> who shot you? >> my mom. >> reporter: the jury is unanimous. >> the jury delivered its guilty verdicts on all five counts of murder, attempted murder and assault. >> reporter: diane downs is sentenced to life plus 50 years in prison. >> downs showed no emotion. >> reporter: the story wouldn't end there. the prosecutor adopts diane's surviving children. danny and christie, but there was s

s nick connelly filed that report and he joins us now for more from kiev hello to you nick so the frontrunner currently is a comedian but what makes you crazy and think that he can actually do the job as leader of the country. morning well qualified or not i think he sees it's mainly about protest sentiment about a kind of collective weariness with the political class here in ukraine that's been really in charge of this country the past twenty thirty years it's imports remember that when the soviet union fell apart in the early ninety's poland and ukraine for instance were as rich as wealthy person as each other now there's over a million and a half ukrainians working in poland so ukraine really has fallen back economically corruption transparency international puts ukraine somewhere between mali and djibouti in terms of perceptions of corruption way down there the only other european country that does badly is russia so there is really a weariness and an anger that things haven't changed fast of the people's lives haven't got better obviously there are still questions whether people will rea

nick: europeans are conflicted.talking tougher strategy but you see xi jinping convincing italy to endorse belt and road. xi jinping signing a gigantic deal for the sale, chinese purchase of airbus aircraft, china is auropeans very important market for them. airbus jetmillion orders from the french, also, the chinese halting canola oil purchases from canada. speculation is that it is linked aweissues surrounding hu cfo, how important has it been for chinese officials to flex their muscles? nick: the airbus deal is a step in that direction, reminding europeans of the importance of the chinese market. they are trying to head off this tougher policy towards china that the eu has been discussing internally. upperhandterms of the in the u.s.-china trade talks, the china says they are playing the long game, outplaying president trump. american say, look at the eco data. we have the leg up. when you crunch the numbers, what are you finding? close to balance. some people in the trump administration think we have the upperha

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nick: the has to be a give on one side of that equation.ossibly feel that inflation could come through. we've had such great job numbers on the u.s. of the last year. i think that has to translate through to inflation. whether it is measured or whether we get this slow grind, that is not in the fed's favor but we might see a spike in some point in that could change the rhetoric. haidi: we were talking earlier, everything is wait and see. we are waiting to see what this trade deal looks like. it will be interesting to see if the markets will fade. nick: we are wait and see on far too many issues at the moment. that is why a lot of people are standing on the sidelines. we literally need clarity on so many issues. now.-u.s., brexit we got so excited yesterday that we thought we would have a resolution. the fed, various central banks. sterling -- the bank of england is probably the only central bank that is mentioned as possible rate hikes and that is possibly retrace now because of what happened in brexit overnight. there is all this wait and

and nick connelly joins us now from a polling station in kiev nick what has the turnout been so far. but often it definitely is a very busy turnout here in downtown kids all the indications are that the turnout is up this time compared to five years ago we've seen a lot of people of all different ages even very sick people struggling their way up two flights of stairs to cast their vote interesting and when you ask people that they think that their vote will really count that will be fairly counted here if people are very confident of that there are lots of observers around international but also ukrainian of service so people really you know seemingly convinced that the democratic process is working and they can change something with their vote and why are so many ukrainians of polls are to be believed ready to vote for a comedian. i think that's a sign of desperation and there's a weariness with the political class that's been in charge of this country for the past two decades both president bush and co and ex prime minister yulia timoshenko the two of the top front runners have be

correspondent nick connelly joins us now live from kiev next exit polls put of years alecky in the lead he's a comedian who's played a president in the t.v. series as you know but is there a fear that ukrainians are mixing fiction with reality somehow. good evening make it different the atmosphere here at his election party is electric they seems people here were even taken a bit by surprise by the extent of the gap between selenski and the nearest candidate that is incumbent mr poroshenko in terms of mixing reality with fiction well here. is a universally known face in this country that's been having been on ukraine's t.v. screens for so many years now and not having tracked much in the way of scandal has been a huge advantage to me and it's basically free campaign advertising the fact that so many ukrainians seemingly willing to vote for him is a sign of a deep deep disappointment with the existing political class both feel the top front runner is going to michigan have been on principle seen for decades time in which ukraine has really fallen behind its neighbors and failed to make g

nick: r.e of the best-selling musicians of all time. but last month inarhicago he was ged with aggravated sexual abuse against four alleged vict s, three of whom were underage girls. r. kelly: i'm a man, i make mistakes and by no means am i am monster. nick: today he went on american television to claim that the allegations were bas r. kelly: is this camera on me? that's stupid! us your common sense! forget the blogs, forget how you feel about me. hate me if you want to, love me if you want to, but user common sense. how stupid would it be for me with my crazy past and what i've been through -- i think i need to be a monster and hold girls against they will and chain them up in my basement! gayle: have you ned sex with annderage? r. kelly: no. gayle: nev? r. kelly: no. gayle: it is so hard to believe that based on -- this is the first time he has spoken out, and he struggled to contain his emotis. r. kelly: i didn't do this stuff! i'm fighting for my [bleep]ing life! y'all killing me with this

the country's east five years are no one of the issues foremost in ukrainians minds correspondent nick connelly talk to voters to find out. if you would like oh i can i mean to grow we need new jobs so that people can find work here instead of immigrating but that is his. piece but we understand that it won't be easy to achieve it this for a candidate who will be to most guys hiking. we need to defeat corruption in our countries incredibly reaching we sources and potential public corruption in ukraine is simply destroying us from the less corruption fewer theft so that we start living well like a normal european country very. well first of all our oligarchs need to start investing in ukraine's economy stop taking all their money abroad to off shores carnally joins us now from a polling station in kiev nick what has the turnout been so far. it often unequal there definitely is a very busy turnout here in downtown key if all the indications are that the turnout is up this time compared to five years ago we've seen a lot of people of all different ages even very sick people struggling the

nick: tre has been an aggressive response.tate of oklahoma, $270 million paid by the company itself in an out-of-court settlement. e sackler family itself contributed $75 million for a drug treatment center in lahoma. they said they made the payment, it was not an admission of culpability. but they issued a strong statement in response to this legal action taken by the new york state aorney general and they have said this, "expanding this baseless lawsuit to include former directors of purdue pharma is a misguided attempt to place blame where it does not belong for a complexc health crisis." they have vowed to fight this action. jane: nick bryant in new york, thanks for joining us. let's have a quick look at some of the day's other ws. at least 19e peoe now known to have died following a fire at a high rise office block in the bangladeshi capital. 70more than thers have been injuredst and dozens are ill missing. hoit is not cleaw the blaze began, and the casualties are expected to increase. thousandse of passengers h been left

i would like to ball. >> jimmy: that is nick kroll in "olympic dreams."d w nose was really red and cold. >> there was no makeup. it was me in my room in the morning, is it, is this? and it was so cold. jimmy, it's so hard being an actor. i know you've never heard about how tough it can be on location. >> jimmy: i know some people do their own stunts. and they'll injure something. >> it's so interesting. but we, it was so cd. kery sne an w hadhi. it's the three o so we're the camera, the sound bags, we're doing our own makeup, and my nose was frozen. it's like, i've never experienced anything. it was so, it was genuinely so exciting to be like all right we're shooting this scene about maybe they're going to kiss and we'd find like this random town that had been carved out of ice in the middle of this olympic village and shoot the scene there and run up and shoot a scene during figure skating or while people were curling, and it was just really exciting. >> jimmy: i'm so surprised that you were allowed, with security the way it is, you would think that the

we have christian ali, charity nick and gayle breaking down the best on the web included we followedir adventures around the world. now -- >> they're stopping to say hello. >> find out where the jerkies are headed next as we et baby ablelin. >> i don't know if it was an innocent fun day at the park here for a grandmother and her grandchild. they're going over these steppingstones. but quickly, what is just a fun family day out quickly becomes a fight for their lives. >> oh, no. >> all it takes is this moment right here, a misstep and they fall into the water. the grandparents start to panic trying to keep the grandchild above the water. this stranger sees what's going on and tries to grab at the grandmother who is flailing around. still, eventually he's able to get a hand on both of them and guide them over to the steppingstones where three or four people are by now already waiting. somebody grandchild and runs off to a warmer place while the grandmother try toes catch her breath. >> that is terrifying. >> really good, though, that the guy was able to help. >> he leapt into the water

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he also played in the hbo hit "the night of" which he has in common with nick ackerman.lays a lawyer on television and was a federal prosecutor in the southern district. and of course a watergate special prosecutor. thanks to both of you for being here. >> great to be here. >> nick, who needs to fallback? >> who needs to fallback is roger stone. i mean, him -- his instagram account is absolutely his problem here. he's got me on his instagram page and he calls me a cranky old man. now, first of all, i'm not cranky. you know that. >> do you get the feeling that roger wanted to be an actor in another life. >> i think there are many people in the political arena, i could never do what they do. because i try to really believe what i'm doing and research what i'm doing. so i understand something about the topic that i'm portraying. >> john, who do you think -- what do you think needs to fall back? >> i think the oversimplification of any, you know, news topic is something that really sort of bothers me. just the oversimplification, how they make everything into black and white

nick cerilli. and nick akerman, former watergate special prosecutor and msnbc legal amount. kimberly, let me begin with this poll i mentioned earlier, the majority of voters 58% not believing the presidential has been honest and truthful about russia. when you factor in the president's comments slamming mueller, calling it a witch hunt, going after the russia probe even as recently as yesterday, how significant is michael cohen's testimony on capitol hill given what we heard last week? >> i think we don't know yet how significant it is because a lot of the most important information he probably delivered at those closed-door hearings that we did not see, and it will be another closed-door hearing this week as you pointed out. that is where potential evidence of obstruction is reportedly being shared by michael cohen and that is what house investigators are looking very carefully into. with respect to his public testimony, we didn't really learn a ton of things that we didn't already know. he did bring receipts in some sense, most significantly those checks that the president

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afterwards, i caught up with gavin, fiona and tim's brother, nick.nough, or do think more needs to be done? it's not enough. it's more than half way though and it's a very positive step in the right direction. it does need further work, but they do seem open to that. the trust and the masons say they'll continue to work together to help other families. now, some families have told us they have lost loved ones to a bizarre cult called universal medicine. it began in australia, but its european headquarters are in the west country. to the wrington, somerset, population 268. —— titherington, a quiet hamlet, or is it? in the last ten years, it has become home to a cult. its leader as a former bankrupt tennis coach, who lives in australia and is now a millionaire. we have been told his cult split up families. he teaches that people are sexually abused because of what they did ina sexually abused because of what they did in a past life. if you have been sexually abused, you have been an abuser. he says those with autism we re abuser. he says those with aut

nick and ellie. >> i think it's already started. i mean, that is the precursor to impeachment proceedings. >> it could.coming. >> nobody kills -- there are other things that can happen and there are other ways you can go about this. >> from the princess bride. nobody kills the prince. >> you kill my father. >> i want to. >> it's a great movie. >> mueller grandpa, why did you tell me the story. >> on that be skeptical note is, actually, let me give you the last word on this. we come back to where we started. i'm going to finish where we started with you because it does bother me that the average american doesn't see the sort of through line between the potential for a president of the united states got elected with a foreign power and why that matters to them. >> right. >> why does it matter to the average person if donald trump in fact used help from a foreign power to become president? >> let me put it this way. when benedict arnold tried to sell west point to the british for the equivalent of about $1 million today, and at the sam

nick really liked the music.edom >> describe being rich and famous in california. >> this is it, kids. ♪ freedom ♪ freedom ♪ forever ♪ ever ♪ taken like the wind ♪ >> the records sometimes bore an audience. they're not going to have another hit. or this one isn't as good as that. >> record companies, like frothing at the mouth, the imaging of the band was becoming a whole thing. so we were getting ready to make rumors. with everyone falling apart. ♪ if loving you isn't the right to do ♪ ♪ how can i ever change things that i feel ♪ >> the band is five people, five very independent, quite strong minded, quite stubborn individuals. ♪ if i could baby i'd build you my world ♪ >> two lovely couples, john and chris married. their marriage was on the rocks. and stevie and lindsey may have well have been married. that all was falling apart. ♪ you can go your own way ♪ go your own way ♪ you can call me under the lonely day ♪ >> we were testifying. and "rumors" became the church. ♪ of course you don't because you didn't! yo