and ramsey who is not here tonight, she is my literary agent -- tell me more. i will take your proposal and give you some notes but if i do that you have to sign with me and i was like okay and i gave it to her, 30 pages and after i worked with her it became 60 pages, dig deeper into this. doesn't make sense, this doesn't fit the narrative of what this ok is about. you can look up sample book proposals and chris who designed both our websites, i worked with her to design my book proposal. i want the coolest book proposal anyone has ever seen. you know i love colors, pretty, handmade-looking fonts and we work together to design a book proposal, every book proposal is white pdf, mine was very colorful, pictures of my fans, a breakdown of what my demographics were, pie charts and all my friends pictures with how many follers were on twitter. i will be calling every single person to promote this book. here is who i am friends with. i tried to make it me and i encourage everyone to do that. when you create work brand yourself in a way, when someone opens that email,

in connection with dave ramsey. and i'm especially excited tonight because this is the launch event for mr. turner's new book, so you guys will have your hands on it first. i do want to let you know that coming this spring we'll have dorothea benton frank, just one of the authors at future salons, so check out the web site, salon at 615.org. or like us on facebook, follow us on twitter, however you guys want to stay in touch, just stay in touch, and then you will know all the latest authors that are coming to nashville. i especially want to say a big thank you to lips comb university president iran calf howly for hosting us tonight and scott baker, and emily carpenter. and i also want to thank all the wonderful salon partners along with the nashville public library. we have the nashville public library foundation, book page and par nas us books. so everyone who's associated with those organizations, a huge thanks. and for everyone else who is helping out tonight, these things take a village, for sure. so i hope you'

one of the victims, a well-known forensic psychiatrist involved in the jonbenet ramsey case. >>> extreme weather threat. massive wildfires burning out of control. nearly a dozorep rd te tornadoes. and the flash flood watch for that town vadestat president trump's lawys er sending a 20-page confidential letter to robert mueller. the possible blueprint for their defense, claiming the president cannot illegally obstruct justice. >>> and pet transport nightmare. a beloved dog flying cross-country to be reunited with its owner. why he didn't survive. the airline responding tonight. >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this saturday and we begin tonight with the terrifying scene on a little league baseball field. a woman driving her car onto the field, tearing across the diamond in sanford, maine. young children and coaches nerea sc screaming in the stands. abthin driver, now facing is lia shefs.ge starts us off. images. ivdr o of ront little league baseball game. >> get off the field. scra f tngives in mb sanford,he miraine. that car seen here driving on >> kids on the field were ru

natalie sits down with gordon ramsey and his wife.s your spouse infuriate you? possibly bore you? inside voice. no problem. we have a guest that will talk about the secret of staying married no matter what. she happens to be divorced but she has done a lot of research on the subject and has spoken to experts. i love her. her name is ada calhoun. she's amazing. and we're going to talk about giving up your iphone. completely disconnecting. giving up your iphone. could you do it? what famous celebrity has just done it. and we have to pick up where craig melvin left off with bill clinton. you were on the air so you probably couldn't hear this. on "morning joe" they are talking about your interview. mike barnicle believes that interview is the end of bill clinton's career as a public figure. i know craig's not going to talk about it publicly, but it was an amazing exchange, unlike anything i've ever seen before with a former president. we're going to talk about that. and mr. melvin is going to swing by, too. >>> let's get a check of the we

for this suspect blamed for gunning down a prominent psychiatrist who was involved in the jonbenet ramsey case. and killing two female paralegals. the fourth murder that could be connected. >>> ready to fight? the president's lawyer rudy giuliani threatening he'll go to court if the special counsel robert mueller tries to subpoena his client, the president. this as a secret memo from trump's legal team is leaked. the eye-opening claim they're making. >>> bad move. the fbi agent caught cutting it up on the dance floor. his gun goes flying and ends with a bang. >> we just have a party shot in the bar. party shot in the leg. >> the fallout this morning. >>> out-of-control wildfires tearing across parts of the west. mandatory evacuations in laguna beach. this morning, this inferno in new mexico doubling in size over the weekend. meanwhile, hard-hit areas in the mid-atlantic facing more flooding fears this morning. >>> and full-court press. cleveland trying to recover from a head-scratching game one blunder. >> one of the worst losses of my career. >> can the cavs come back or will curry keep

. >> reporter: on an unseasonably wa spring afternoon with temp degrees, george ramsey is walking thetreets of rural blairstown, iowa. >> hi, i'm george ramsey and i'm running for united states congressional district. >> reporter: blastown is quintessential rural iowa, complete with surrounding farmland, a population hovering near 692, and a racial makeup of 98% white residents. >> democrat, huh?ea >>i am. >> reporter: ramsey, a veteran of desert storm is embarking on his first major litical campaign after a career spent in the u.s. military.i ie when think about the two main responsibilin the military: the accomplishment of our mission and the welfare of our soldiers, i think about serving in congress no different tht. >> reporter: but ramsey faces an uphill battle in a primary on the political front lines of rural trump country. iowa's 1st congressional district voted for president barack obama by nearly 14 d rcentage points in 2012. but in 2016, donump won the district by nearly four points. the political winds of 2018 have sparked a fierce democratic primary in this sprawling nort

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find a suspect in three murders, including a famous forensic psychiatrist linked to the jonbenet ramsey case. and tonight, a fourth murder under investigation. >>> out of control. western wildfires forcing hundreds from their homes, while severe storms hammer the heartland. >>> skipping chemo. a promising development for tens of thousands of women with breast cancer. they may do better without chemotherapy. dr. jen ashton standing by. >>> and, dangerous move. the fbi agent, getting down. his backflip on the dance floor. his weapon falling out, firing into the crowd. striking another partygoer. >>> and good evening. thanks for joining us on this sunday. i'm tom llamas. we begin with the stunning new claim from president trump's personal attorney. ramping up the challenge to the russia investigation. rudy giuliani saying that even if the president would be found guilty of a crime, he could pardon himself. coming after we learn of a memo the president's legal team wrote, saying he can't be found guilty of obstruction of justice. the president's team also speaking out on why he can't be for

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for this suspect blamed for gunning down a prominent psychiatrist who was involved in the jonbenet ramseylegals. the fourth murder that could be connected. >>> ready to fight? the president's lawyer rudy giuliani threatening he'll go to court if the special counsel robert mueller tries to subpoena his client, the president. this as a secret memo from trump's legal team is leaked. the eye making. >>> bad move. the fbi agent caught cutting it up on the dance floor.lying and with a bang. >> we just have a party shot in the bar. party shot in the leg. >> the fallout this morning. >>> out-of-control wildfires

police say the murder of a high-profile forensic psychiatrist involved in the jonbenet ramsey case onrsday with skill than could be connected by friday killings of two paralegals. investigators try to determine whether a fourth murder. her new york city newsroom at the very latest is growing innocently. >> place in arizona under cover responsible for four murders over the course of the last three days. forensic psychiatrist stephen pitt were shot dead a scottsdale arizona office on friday two paralegals, 40-year-old sharp and 40 niner laurie andersen was gunned down at a scottsdale law firm. on saturday, psychologists and counselor marshall levine was shot dead in a scott to las vegas. the first two murders scenes on thursday and friday are linked. we have been able to todd and basically determined that the shooting on first street is related to the shooting of dr. stephen. here the first to be related in this one we are still trying to determine what involvement defending at house. >> three of the four murders or connect it. if the database as well. as for suspect, police have releas

stephen pitt, worked on high profile cases including jonbenet ramsey case.r resource a marjory stoneman goodman high school in florida says he's still asking himself why didn't i go in. months after the gunhere killed 17 people. sheriff's deputy scott peterson had worked at that high school in park land, florida for nearly a decade when the massacre happened in february. some parents and the media have criticized peterson for not going in the building as it was happening. the sheriff even called it a dereliction of duty and peterson was forced to retire. now he's speaking to "the washington post" in a lengthy profile out today. peterson tells the post that he attended conferences and classes on school shootings and led lock down training for teachers. he said he couldn't tell where the shots were coming from that day and whether the shooter was inside the building or outside the building. maybe in the parking lot, even sniping from the rooftop. he said he didn't know. so he says he didn't do what he was trained to doi which is take cover and clear the area.

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ramsey, bring in doug chief investment officer and he joins us from minneapolis.you again. maximum now moved to a defensive position and there are a lot of headwinds for investors to contend with, but it seems like we are back to 2017 the s&p 500 is back at its highest since march of 2018. why is it that u.s. stocks seem --ilient question mark resilient? still think that seems to be the investor focus. 2017 was counting these excellent earnings and we thought it might have been realized by now were people who ahead this one year ramp up because of the tax cut and begin that.k beyond i think you will begin to see that over the next the munster. the question is going to be what is coming after that. you might remember the big caterpillar earnings. they did walk back that statement, but i think we will see more that later in the year. the focus is a return to the decline in liquidity. it is more economic liquidity that the economy has accelerated . , the stimulusme is being drawn pretty rapidly. below nominalcent gdp great it is this liquidity we are very concerned a

lloyd ramsey, merle's commanding officer described him this way. "i have never seen a man with as much courage and ability as he had. i usually don't brag on my officers, but this is one officer nobody could brag enough about and do him justice. he was a real soldier." that is some quote from his commander. lieutenant garland merle conner was indeed a giant. his daring, devotion and duty, he was larger than life. and he was. he will never ever be forgotten. wl never forget his story. and we will always be grateful to god for giving us heroes like merle and you two gentlemen. we didn't forget you, two great gentlemen and by the way, all of these great soldiers and truly brave warriors that do such an incredible job protecting the people of this country, and we mean that 100%. so everybody in uniform here today, we thank you. i would like to now ask pauline to come and accept the congressional medal of honor for her husband and for the military aid to read the citation. thank you. thank you very much. [applause] . >> authorized by act of congress mar

forensic psychiatrist advised police on high profile killings including, unsolved murder of jonbenet ramsey. now police are looking for answers after pitt himself was gunned down outside his office thursday. authorities released this sketch of the suspect, described as a white male, in a cap. witnesses heard a loud argument, then gunfire. less than 24 hours later, a second murder victim collapsed near a bus, apparently looking for help. she had been shot in the head. police followed a trail of flood from the street to a third vick tichl vick -- victim inside the law office where the two worked. >> we have been able to tie, or basically determine the shooting on first street is related to the shooting of dr. steven pitt. >> scottsdale police sergeant, ben hoster identified the victims. and police have now confirmed a fourth victim in 4 hours. marshal levine, hip know therapist and life coach. >> this one we are trying to determine what involvement if any it has. >> at a press conference saturday. police have no reason to believe more than one shooter is involved. they're asking the public to

ramsey. the justice is right. they weren't concerned about stigma then. justice kennedy -- he was playing pretty soft on this. i think this is a very clear-cut case. >> i think is a clear cut case and i agree with governor hkabee th this is a really good first step. here's what happened in the decision. justice kennedy said for seven ers of the court, pretty broad agreement, that when the government says that your religious beliefs are illegitimate or like racism, or you are wrong and need to be extinguished, then the government is violating the free exercise clause. i think what you are going to see is in a lot of these cases, that's precisely what the argument is. people pounding on the race card. this is just like racism. this is like supporting the holocaust. things like that. that kind of argument is gone and it's going to make government policy illegal. aura: there is very little guidance to the lowet. there's not a lot of guidance how you determine this expressive conduct. i think a lot of gay americans are like, make me a cake. but this guy, he sa

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he was a well-known forensic psychiatrist who worked on the jonbenet ramsey investigation in colorado and on the phoenix serial killer case in 2,006. he was gunned down outside his office in scottsdale. the next day, to paralegals, valerius sharp and laura anderson were shot dead at a law office not far from the first murder scene. police said at the time that three murders were related although they wouldn't say how. then yesterday, another murder victim discovered that counselor and life coach marshall levine. he was shot to death in an office building. indication from cops whether this fourth murder is definitely linked to the other three. police issued a sketch of a suspect as you say and said they need the public's health and the breaking news, they have ounded hotel where they have told us the suspect is located in scottsdale. >> rick: quick work by authorities. please keep us posted on this one. >> melissa: iran's foreign minister doing some name calling in a letter to his counterparts. how he describes the trump administration and what he is demanding. as he tries to rally sup

. >> psychiatrist in jonbenet ramsey case is among four people murdered. >>> harvey weinstein is backn court this week. >>> president trump's lawyers say their clients cannot obstruct justice because he can't obstruct himself, essentially. that he in charge of all federal investigations. >> according to "the new york times," trump's lawyers made their kay in a letter to robert mueller's office in january arguing their client should not have to sit down with the special counsel. >> they say as president, president trump can grant pardons, fire an fbi director or end an investigation, quote, at any time and for any reason. >> joining us live is cnn reporter sarah westwood. what are you learning when you hear from the fallout of this letter being published? >> reporter: this letter represents a remarkable over the russian investigation and hand delivered to the special counsel's team in january and it lays out a detailed argument about why president trump should not have to submit to a subpoena if mueller decides to compel trump's testimony. they argue trump cannot obstruct justice becau

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find a suspect in three murders, including a famous forensic psychiatrist linked to the jonbenet ramseye. and tonight, a fourth murder under investigation. >>> out of control. western wildfires forcing hundreds from their homes, while severe storms hammer the heartland. >>> skipping chemo. a promising development for tens of thousands of women with breast cancer. they may do better without chemotherapy. dr. jen ashton standing by.

francesco ramsey shares her experience in becoming a social justice activist in her book "that escalated quickly." and on c-span3, saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern, duke university edwardsr laura examining westward expansion and the law's role in taking over native american lands. and sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on reel america, the 1944 film "the memphis bell," which documents one of the first b-17 bombers to complete 25 missions in europe without being shot down. watch the c-span networks this weekend. now, fbi director christopher wray hold a news conference after the release of bureau'sreport on the handling of the hillary clinton a male investigation in the run-up to the 20 -- email investigation in the run-up to the 2016 election. "washington journal good morning -- mr. wray: good morning, everybody. thank you for being here on such short notice. the u.s. office of inspector general issued its report about fbi activity in the run up to the 2016 election. let me say up front that i appreciate the inspector general's work on this important review. thought i'd take a few minutes to talk

on sunday, "decode accounts host francesca ramsey shares her journey to becoming a social act vist from her book "well, that escalated quickly." then dubling university laura edwards on the law reese ole in tiverbing native american lands. sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on "real america," the 1944 film "memphis belle -- a story of a flying fortress" which documents one of the first b-17 bombers to complete missions over europe without being shot down. watch the c-span networks this weekend. >> of "after words," will press on his book "from the left." >> who was one of the most influne guests you've had? >> john mccain. he was such a maverick, which i like. consider myself somewhat of a maverick. and he was also brutally honest. he was willing to take on his own party. you know. i wrote a book critical about barack obama called "buyers remorse" which i got a lot of clap for from my fellow democrat bus there are some things where i let barack obama let the progressive side down. john mccain felt his party wasn't living up to what he thought the republican party should be, he was willing to s

d on sunday, mtv decode host francesca ramsey on becoming a social justice activist in her book well, that activated quickly. and on c-span 3, saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on lectures and history, duke university laura edwards on public lands and a law, examining westward expansion and the law's role on taking over native american lands. on sunday at 4:00 p.m. eastern on "real america." the 1944 film "the memphis bell" the story of a flying fortress which documents the first bomber to complete 24 missions in europe without being shot down. watch the c-span networks this weekend. >> ahead of the new york primaries later this month two republican candidates running in new york's 11th congressional district faced each other in a debate. the race features incumbent representative dan donovan and michael grimm who previously held a seed. before resigning and serving time in

include a well-known forensic psychiatrist who worked on several infamous crimes including the jonbenet ramsey case. >> plus, a groundbreaking study saying many breast cancer patients can skip chemotherapy. an fbi agent drops his gun and accidentally shoots a bystander while doing something that looks like dancing at a denver nightclub. >> but we begin this morning with a look at today's eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. >> a fiery volcanic eruption. >> a violent and deadly event. >> this is just herrorrendous. >> the volcano buries villages in guatemala. >> trying to find victims where homes are covered in ash. >> authorities fear the death toll could rise. >> nearly a dozen people who chose to stay put are stranded. >> lava has covered it all. there's nothing left here. pren even if he shot james comey. >> do you and the president's attorneys believe the president has the power to pardon himself? >> he's not but he probably does. >> a police officer in georgia has been fired after hitting a suspect with his patrol car. >> i got him with my car. >> out west, several large fi wildfires hav

he advised police on high-profile killings including the death of beauty contestant jonbenet ramsey.ow police are looking for answers after pitt himself was gunned down outside his office thursday. authorities released this sketch of the suspect described as a white male in a cap. witnesses heard a loud argument, then gunfire. less than 24 hours later a second murder victim collapsed near a bus, apparently looking for help. she had been shot in the head. police followed a trail of blood from the street to a third victim inside a law office where both women worked. >> we have been able to tie or basically determine that the shooting on first street is related to the shooting of dr. steven pitt. >> reporter: scottsdale police sar joent b sergeant ben hoster has identified veleria sharp and laura anderson. also a third one, marshall levine, a life coach >> as of thursday the police believe there's no more than one shooter involved. police are asking for the public to remain vigilant and call in with any information. the reward is $20,000. >>> it was a bittersweet graduation ceremony for

earlier we spoke to ramsey bartow out of the palestine chronicle he thinks so the us leaving the council is actually a positive thing since trump has been in power the u.s. has further cemented its policy of isolation isolationism of donald trump did not just reach the council but also other international institutions and other american commitments under international law the paris corps and so forth and so on no i think they've just basically decided to do what's in my opinion is a positive thing remove themselves entirely from the human rights council and say it's a positive thing in this is the u.s. presence in these institutions has only served to target its enemies and to protect israel and its interests. shortly before the us analysis withdrawal from the council the international body denounced washington's new policy on immigration control which are seen children being separated from their parents on sunday the investigative nonprofit organization pro publica published audiophile what it claims were children crying at attention facility run by u.s. customs and border protection. b

pitt worked on several high profile cases, including the murder of jonbenet ramsey. nbc's "dateline" interviewed him in 2016. >> i'm kind of a news nerd to begin with. so -- and i follow crime stories, always have. >> reporter: on friday, two co-workers, veleria sharp and laura anderson, both paralegals working at the same family custody law firm, were shot at their office in scottsdale. one woman found dead at the scene, the other seen running outside after being shot in the head, pleading with a bus driver for help. >> female came running out to the bus, she's bleeding from her face. >> reporter: she later died in the hospital. saturday, a fourth murder, police discovering the body of psychiatrist marshall levine in his own office. >> thoughtful guy. you know, kind of exactly what you'd want in an office partner. >> just tell me how confident you that you're going to make an apprehension here. >> we're confident we should have a resolution to this. >> reporter: tonight police not saying much about the suspect. they firmly believe that a break in this case is likely

psychiatrist whose resume of work included several high-profile cases including the murder of jonbenet ramseybine high school massacre, and the trial of jodi arias. >> we have been able to tie the -- or basically determine that the shooting on 1st street is related to the shooting of dr. steven pitt. >> reporter: but that's not the only connection. dr. connie jones's lawyer is a partner at the same law firm where two of the other victims, paralegals sharp and anderson, were murdered. their law firm released a statement calling anderson a "friend, mother, grandmother and wife who gave all of herself to her family, her friends, and her work," adding that sharp was a "treasured member of our work family." officials say the hypnotherapist marshall levine was collateral damage who simply shared an office with another therapist involved in the divorce proceedings. >> you do wonder is this a disgruntled client of mine that was looking for me? i mean, i doubt, it but it can could be. >> reporter: the shooter also allegedly post aid series of videos before his rampage maligning his ex-wife and dr. pit

author and editor of the palestine chronicle ramsey baroud thinks the us leaving the council is actually a good thing since trump has been in power the us has further cemented its policy of a solution that isolationism of donald trump did not just reach the council but also other international institutions and other american commitments under international law the paris protocol and so forth and so on now i think they've just basically decided to do what's in my opinion is a positive thing remove themselves entirely from the human rights council and say it's a positive thing in this is the u.s. presence in these institutions has only served to target its enemies and to protect israel and its interests. the palestinian family has been prevented from entering a public swimming pool in the southern israeli city of carry out to get the reason given was that they are not whether the save the city but the family think it has more to do with their religion. well. there was a holiday and we wanted to go out we called the polling period got and they said we can come when we got there someone went

charles ramsey is a former d.c. police chief, joining us on the phone. and chief ramsey, when you hear what we're learning in this situation and are looking at the images and knowing this is happening at a nurnewspaper, at media company, what are your thoughts? >> well, first let me apologize. eye actual i'm at the parent to board a flight. -- i'm at the airport to board a flight. i apologize for the noise. it's too early to tell exactly what's going on. i heard juliet mention -- we don't know if this is workplace violence, if this is some disgruntled individual with a beef against the media. we don't know yet. i would be reluctant to draw too many conclusions. anything -- any time something like this happens it's troublesome. now the police are going through the entire building. they have to, floor by floor, room by room, looking to see if there are any injured people, if there's anyone else who may be involved. word is possibly they have one person in custody. don't know if that's true or not. maybe more than one person involved. you're at the very ear

may have been connected to the divorce case including a psychiatrist that consulted on the jonbenet ramsey murder. nbc miguel almaguer is in arizona. >> reporter: the alleged serial shooter opening fire on police, investigated for killing six found dead of a self-inflicted gunshot wound. law enforcement sources tell nbc news, the suspect is 56-year-old dwight jones. what's the apparent motive here? >> so we're taking a look at the relationship between the suspect and the deceased. >> reporter: the murder spree, perhaps tied to a long and bitter divorce, started thursday with the execution of dr. steve pitt our phoenix affiliate reporting the psychiatrist conducted a mental health evaluation on the suspect during his divorce. >> i visited with your husband a couple days ago for about four >> reporter: this video, which appears to have been posted by the suspect on youtube seems to show dr. pitt interviewing the suspect's ex-wife. after killing pitt, police say the gunman shot two paralegals friday at the law firm of his ex-wife's divorce attorney. >> someone took a very good person and left

mission to the un the body is the key international platform for cooperation in this area we spoke to ramsey buddha author and editor of the palestine clinical he thinks the us and leaving the council is actually a good thing. since trump has been in power the u.s. has further cemented its policy of isolation that isolationism of donald trump did not just reach the council but also other international institutions and other american commitments under international law the paris group of corps and so forth and so on now i think they just basically decided to do what's in my opinion is a positive thing remove themselves entirely from the human rights council i think it's a positive thing in this is the u.s. presence in these institutions has only served to target its enemies and to protect israel and its interests. the palestinian family has been prevented from entering a public swimming pool in the southern israeli city of god and the reason that was given was that they are not residents of the city but we spoke with the family the father thinks it's well it was more about their religion. nor

earlier we spoke to ramsey perverted author and editor of the palestine chronicle he thinks the us leaving the council is actually a good thing since trump has been in power the us has further cemented its policy of isolation isolationism of done some did not just reach the council but also other international institutions and other american commitments under international law the paris corps and so forth and so on now i think they just basically decided to do what's in my opinion is a positive thing the move themselves entirely from the human rights council i think it's a positive thing in this is that the u.s. presence in these institutions has only served to target its enemies and to protect its interests. well about with all the latest world headlines and of course all that takes on the peaceful game the top of the hour. grieving we'll sell you. here in the united states while our two main political parties democrats republicans rant and rage at each other over important political and cultural issues like immigration reform and gun control us president battle trump there is one issue t

renowned clinical psychologist who provided expert testimony on high-profile cases like the jonbenet ramsey murder, also performed a mental evaluation on the suspect and was called as a witness during the divorce trial. then police say jones shot and killed two paralegals, veleria sharp and laura anderson, who police say the fourth victim, life coach marshall levine, was shot at his scottsdale office. jones' son as part of the divorce was ordered to see a psychiatrist who works in the same office as levine. >> i knew that one day we would be in a situation where he was trying to kill me, and i felt that i had a personal terrorist. >> reporter: his last two victims, an elderly couple, were allegedly killed hours before dwight jones took his own life after being surrounded by authorities. jones' ex-wife says any reward money will be given to victims' families as well as a nonprofit that helps victims of domestic violence and abuse. danya bacchus, abc news, los angeles. >>> and we have a health alert about hundreds of common prescription drugs that have been linked to depression and suicide. r

moscow says it will continue its work on human rights and plans to run for a place on the council ramsey baroud author and editor of the palestine chronicle thinks the us quitting is actually a good thing since trump has been power the us has further cemented its policy of isolation that isolationism of donald trump did not just reach the council but also other international institutions and other american commitments under international law the powers and so forth and so on no i think they just basically decided to do what's in my opinion is a positive thing remove themselves. from the human rights council and say it's a positive thing in this is the u.s. presence in these institutions has only served to target its enemies to protect its interests. a former cia software engineer is facing charges over what has been described as the largest information leak in the agency's history prosecutors claim that during his time at the cia josh marshall to unlawfully obtain information on its intelligence gathering capabilities he then allegedly provide it to provided it to an organization that pu

eshaiin st,ay all bon authoriti ttpi psychiatristro phod devi like the jonbenet ramsey murder. he also performed alecina that divorce case. and sources say veleria sharp and laura anderson, the two paralegals police suspect jones killed next, worked at theaw l firm that represented his wife. and barely 24 hours after those murders, marshall levine also li sources say he shared an office with one of jones' therapists. >> and matt gutman with us live tonight from arizona. and matt, we know the first shooting, as you reported, happened last thursday. do we know how investigators were able to track him down, this suspect, before doing even more harm here? >> reporter: it took them a couple of days, david. first, they had hundreds of potential suspects, but with each additional killing, they were able to hone in on those ballistics, eventually reaching jones and were able to confirm that it was him through dna. now, officials just moments ago said that he may have targeted others. the big question tonight, did he have a hit list? david? >> matt gutman with us tonight. matt, thank yo

rights around the world however they would no longer be participating in the un body we spoke to ramsey bhutto of the palestine chronicle he thinks the us leaving the council is actually a good thing since trump has been in power the u.s. has further cemented its policy of isolation isolationism of done not just reach the council but also other international institutions and other american commitments under international law powers to cool and so forth and so on no i think they just basically decided to do what's in my opinion is a positive thing remove themselves entirely from the human rights council and see it's a positive thing in this is the u.s. presence in these institutions has only served to target its enemies and to protect its interests. the palestinian family has been prevented from entering a public pool in the southern israeli city of kitty have got the reason given that they were not residents of the city we spoke to the family who think it has more to do with their protection. it was a holiday and we wanted to go out we called the polling period gas and they said we can

of the palestine chronicle the ramsey route i think the us leaving the council is actually a good thing. since trump has been in power the u.s. has further cemented its policy of a solution that isolationism of donald trump did not just reach the council but also other international institutions and other american commitments under international law the paris corps and so forth and so on now i think they've just basically decided to do what's in my opinion is a positive thing remove themselves entirely from the human rights council and say it's a positive thing in this is the u.s. presence in these institutions has only served only to target its enemies and to protect its interests. actually before the u.s. announced its withdrawal from the council the international body denounced washington's policy on immigration control which is seen hundreds of children being separated from their parents since april on sunday the investigative nonprofit organization pro publica published an audio of what it claims were children crying at a detention facility run by u.s. customs and border protection

police on high profile killings, including the unsolved murder of child beauty contestant jon benet ramseyw police are looking for answers after pitt himself was gunned down outside his office thursday. authorities released this sketch of the suspect described as a white male in a cap. witnesses heard a loud argument then gunfire. less than 24 hours later a second murder victim collapsed near a bus apparently looking for help. she had been shot in the head. police followed a trail of blood from the street to a third victim inside the law office where both women worked. >> we have been able to tie the- - or basically determine that the shooting on first street is related to the shooting of dr. steven pitt. >> reporter: scottsdale police sergeant ben hoster identified the victims as veleria sharp and laura anderson. and police have now confirmed a fourth victim in 48 hours, marshall levine, a hypnotherapist and life coach. >> this one we are still trying to determine what involvement if any it has. >> reporter: at a press conference saturday, police say they have no reason to believe more th