no contact for a while and then, we would skype, so he could see rayna. >> reporter: rayna is their daughter girl >> he was very involved. he would put on the sunglasses, he'd put on the baby bjorn, and they would go for a walk down the water. >> reporter: big guy with a baby bjorn >> yeah. >> reporter: rachel and rayna moved to jordan where darren was stationed. they lived an idyllic life they planned to spend the holidays with darren's family. he had to complete one more mission. >> his trip was supposed to be a few days' long and received a phone call from him the day before he said, everything has been kind of canceled i'm coming home. >> reporter: it was the last time they spoke. >> deadly suicide bombing at a u.s.-run military base in afghanistan. >> reporter: the cia had been working to recruit a well-placed militant to help them track down senior al qaeda leaders. but the militant was a double-agent at the scheduled meeting, he became a suicide bomber, killing darren and six other cia officers and contractors the deadliest attack on the cia in decades rachel got the news by phone, wh

a warm day -- it rayna will work -- rainyou on thursday will work toward you on thursday.s light in borneo. showers expected late wednesday. mostly dry in the malay peninsula. of thailandtions and vietnam. quiet across india. that will change. one or two showers wednesday. thursday, a system comes through . it has brought heavy snow into pakistan and afghanistan. it will cool new delhi in the next few days. tempereratures around average. ♪ nick: a reminder of the top stories. sudan's government says it has quashed an armed revolt by members of an intelligence unit who is angry about the offer -- about the offer terms. new security footage verified by the new york times shows the moment to missiles struck a ukrainian plane over iran and killed all 176 on board. they each hit 30 seconds apart before the airplane caught fire and exploded upon crashing. a democratic led u.s. house vote on a resolution wednesday which will hand over impeachment against trump to the senate. they selected impeachment managers who will serve as prosecutors in the trial. releasedhts watch has a rep

the one company wasn't seeing the humor rayna and won't buffalo are locked in a nasty battle and it's all about what's inside those bags of dog and cat food. some people try to tell you that your dog is a carnivore and requires only a diet of meat they may tell you your dog is lager but even a little stud is built on more than just meat blue buffalo claims its head food is free of chicken and poultry by products this suit alleges testing at an independent lab found significant percentages of poultry by product meal and blue buffaloes top selling life protection products appearing in a suit blue buffalo for fulton advertising eventually leading to a class action lawsuit purina launched a website called pet food honesty. the irony of the entire lawsuit however was period his own lack of transparency when it came to their own products they refused to answer questions on camera about the quality or source of their own ingredients. since you guys are suing flea buffalo for like trying to prevent c n n presents i just wanted to give you the opportunity to talk to this gentleman to consumers

let's bring in friends to show, jim schultz, professor michael g gerhardt and rayna doe. we have a great mix for this. how do you think they come out of the box? >> i think they're going to attack the prose is to begin with in terms of how this thing came through the house of representatives to begin with. they started with that. you saw a preview of that in the first round. i think they're going to take issue with some of the overreaches during the democrats' presentation. i think you're going to see them attacking. you heard schiff and nadler. schiff concentrated so much on russian collusion throughout his presentation. i think that's an overreach especially what we know now. it reminds people of the overreach he's taken over and over again. >> the process of overreach on russia. >> and undermining the prosecutor's credibility. and last thing with nadler, they keep talking about different crimes like extortion. they mentioned extortion a number of times here. that wasn't charged. if they had extortion, they would have charged it. they're trying to insert crimes into thi

amy: that story is based on a real story, rayna and tina. >> and we carry those stories with us as weve through the world. we have this dual consciousness from these images. amy: if you could talk about who people on television and in film. >> one of the biggest issues i have had with the way hollywood has represented trans people is it is very common for hollywood trans and inen as doing so, they're always reinforcing this notion that at the end of the day, the trans person is really the gender they were assigned at birth rather than who they actually are in the world. for the most part, it is a narrative trope, a dramatic device because the disclosure itself is considered so dramatic and there is this notion of deception that always runs through it. but then there is this additional layer we talked about in the film where when we lavish awards and attention and praise under the actors doing this for this incredible transformational act they do on screen, we are also continually seeing those actors in their assigned gender, seeing jared lehto, jeffrey tambor and, eddie ran main, hila

pragmatic budget which focuses on much-needed growth for the economy, which you observed are rightsh raynaich will be invoked. that will be the key for the entire country to watch, and especially from a market standpoint, this would be the key hope i would say at the budget table tomorrow. talking aboutere the economy growing at the slowest pace since 2009. i have got a chart on my terminal showing some of these concerns about stagflation. how does the government way out these worries in conjunction -- worries inll these conjunction with what we are seeing from the r.b.i.? lakshmi: if we have a situation that is demand led, then i would agree it was more a case of stagflation for india. fortunately, that is not the reason, because if you see the ingredients that have spiked inflation, headline cpi in india is predominantly food lead, and specifically in november and december we saw a huge spike in the price of onions. , as we enter into february, prices have cooled off as aherefore we see this measure of inflation. the best way to address supply-side constraints, monetary policy measures c

officer nicholas rayna, and paramedic eric hill remembered as true service. >> firefighters worked through new jersey forcing more than 100 people to evacuate. nobody was hurt but hundreds are without power. officials say the fire started inside an apartment complex that's under construction. no word yet on a cause, but the fire was so big, it was actually picked up on weather radar. >> new jersey lawmakers are expected to out law vaping products today, amid a public health crisis sweeping the nation. governor phil murphy says he will sign the law which calls for harsher penalties for shops caught selling to minors. the trump adminitration is also cracking down on teen vaping use , by banning fruit and candy e-cigarette flavors. >> and all eyes will be watching at queen will hold court today, to address the so-called megxit crisis. the royal family gathering for a face to face summit that could last for hours on what the future looks like without prince harry and megan. a new report says they told elton john about their plans to step back before telling the queen. according to the son, the