everybody supports stop and search where it's used fairly.here is no evidence to justify the stop and the search. and the concern arises when it's felt there is disproportionality. we all accept stop and search is a tool, and we can use it, and we can use it well. the best tool is when the community picks up the telephone, speaks to our local police forces, and we manage to arrest the people carrying the knives and dealing the drugs before they are on our streets. ben wallace. you're watching wednesday in parliament, with me, alicia mccarthy. now back to prime minister's questions, where theresa may and jeremy corbyn remembered the victims of the grenfell tower block fire. it was the first question time session since the start of the inquiry, where those affected have given moving testimony about the impact of the fire and the loss of their loved ones. a conservative mp raised the report last week by damejudith hackett on building regulations, which stopped short on a ban on combustible cladding. can the prime minister confirm that neverthele

there's no right to search so why are we here? >> we agree on the person on that, your honor. >> we are here because [inaudible] [laughter] >> she's absolutely right but i'm asking why are you pitching this case on the mortal exception and why don't you argue the straightforward points that the whole discussion is about who has the right to challenge a search? and without probable cause. >> right, your honor. >> if you're claiming an interest in the property at issue he's claimed it and testified that he has a right so now we go to a suppression hearing. >> right. he testified and you see them rummaging through the trunk and when they open the lock trunk that's undisputed. to be clear and record he's not claimed ownership of the drugs or body armor but there targeting possession of the same but it's enough that his own personal property is in that trunk and the government is rummaging through that trunk and the people have an expectation reasonable objection of privacy in spaces [inaudible] >> if i could follow up on questions in

stop in search of them than whites. there where they really are it says well most of the people that are dying on the streets certainly of london and other areas of britain are black when the group of white males back in the day when stephen lawrence was stabbed when they were going around stabbing with a stop and searches then. i don't think so. it's not since we're pressed they consistently do this to us is just how it is in this country that's how it's always been and that's how it will always be maybe some would say all things are. not good enough i know you're going to do liberties in a moment latest track about another track the riot you know martin luther king's the riot is the language of the unheard what reaction did you get to the release of that. people at the time whenever whenever these people was into me that this was a song for this because this was a song for the oppressed this was a song for the youth this was a. black white asian whatever. it's more the working class the council of state youth who does

she brought her search dog with her, a search dog in training. >> she was acting weird, jumping all over took off from me and ran. i started running after her. she comes back and jumps up and takes off again. i followed her. she was standing still. so, i reached down to put her leash on and noticed twine, rope, sticking out of the ground and bones next to it. >> it was the skeletal remains of a young women, unidentified. michelle's cousin, christine was at the command center. >> i remember the search director, rob dennis took a break and said we'll be right back. he never leaves the search center. he left. i was like oh, something must haveappened. they must have found something. going out and looking at, you know, some random evidence they found. >> then her phone rang. a reporter with a tip from someone in the search party. >> they told me, oh, i heard they found michelle's body, can you comment on that? and, i just started shaking. i told them, we haven't found her. but, i knew they did, when i got that call from the reporter, i knew. >> there wasn't confirmation, not yet. the medical

whereas the previous search area searched a little larger than that but over a period of two years.ered a great deal more ground. they said their equipment worked very well in extremely challenging conditions, both high seas and very mountainous terrain on the sea bed where they looks. bed where they looked. but they are clearly looking in the wrong area and it simply opens up even more, the mystery surrounding what happened, particularly the end of mh370. there are conflicting theories about whether the plane was under the control of the pilot, who might have glided along way, or whether he flew it until he either lost consciousness or ran out of fuel and it plunged into the sea. the difference in those theories makes a huge difference in the areas people can look. so the possibility and many people have theories, are that there are other areas close to the ones where they have been looking where it could still be located. while the malaysia government has said for now it will not renew the contract it has with 0cean infinity. remember, this is a no find, no fee contract, so the co

in your view, should they extend the search? it is ha rd to should they extend the search?on the fence about it. i can understand they're certainly does need to be any defined the aircraft and get some closure and maybe get some more understanding as to what actually happened on board thisjet overfour yea rs happened on board thisjet overfour years ago. at the same time, the needle in a haystack has somewhat better odds, than finding this jet now. how long it continues for with costs involved. will we even find it, depending on if it is extended for another 90 days, or we could be searching for another few years. in this case, there comes a point where somebody has got to say, we can throw more resources at it but we will still not find it in the end, so maybe the end of the surge is a good thing. but at the same time, it will leave a lot of unanswered questions. a lot of unanswered questions. a lot of unanswered questions and a major gamble for the private company ocean infinity to do this 90 day surge? yes, they went to the malaysia government with a proposal of no find,

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for the search to continue. the new malaysia government ruled out continuing the search they say that this is gone on long enough. the chapter must close and must be closure for the families of the victims. but the families that we have spoken to say they want the search to go on. the aviation experts say it must continue. it is moral obligation to find out the truth. to find out what happened. >> let's hope this mes mystery can be solved. somehow some day. for the loved ones. >>> italy could have new elections as early as this fall. after failed to form a coalition fwovt. the president appointed a former official with the international monetary fund as the interim prime minister. he will lead a country with the second largest debt in the european union. populous scored a major victory in elections back in march. their coalition collapsed after the president rejected the euro skeptic nominee for economy minister. and cnn joins us now from rome. with more on this. how are italians reacting to the political disarr

the search for m.h. three seventy has been an emotional journey for the families of the two hundred ninety eight people on board the plane when it disappeared but it's not the mother was a passenger she has been following the investigation at one point she along with other relatives of m seventy h three. passengers travel to madagascar to look for debris from the aircraft the trip yielded few answers like the numerous searches over the past four years it's definitely gone beyond our closure it has become more about them keeping their promises it's about accountability and above all it is about prevention of something like this from happening again it is completely unacceptable that we have no idea how a plane vanished into thin air a three year long search bias trail in chinese and malaysian investigators covering one hundred twenty thousand square kilometers and ended in january last year under pressure from the families of those on board the flight the malaysian government reopen the investigation twel

whereas the previous search area searched a little larger than that but over a period of two years. so they covered a great deal more ground. they said their equipment worked very well in extremely challenging conditions, both high seas and very mountainous terrain on the sea bed where they looks. bed where they looked. but they are clearly looking in the wrong area and it simply opens up even more, the mystery surrounding what happened, particularly the end of mh370. there are conflicting theories about whether the plane was under

would that be one search warrant or four, for a search like that? >> you could do it either way.you could go to court with one parent, but list each place separately, and you still have to list probable cause as to each place. doesn't matter if it's in one document or four. >> they had to say specifically what they thought was in the safety deposit box? >> yes. >> we're told even before it happened, before those search warrants or that search warrant was executed, they were surveilling multiple e-mail accounts related to mr. cohen. >> i would take a little bit of issue with the word surveilling. my understanding is they got the e-mails through a search warrant of his e-mail account. >> a separate search warrant. >> yeah. >> to his e-mail provider? >> yeah. >> when you're talking about surveillance, monitoring ongoing phone calls as they're ongoing, you need a title three wiretype. but historical stuff, e-mails, since that's already happened, you can get that with a search warrant. >> as far as i know, and again, not a lawyer, and not that smart, the e-mail surveillance was not un

, the searches have to be approved on a case-by-case basis. with probable cause by the attorney general. the nsa doesn't actually have to go to court which is a concern. but those requirements create meaningful hurdles to abuse. i thought it was important to ask about the cia. when can the cia conduct backdoor searches of americans? the response i got from ms. haspel, is that the searches are authorized if they are designed to get information related to the cia activities. that means, there is no standard at all on backdoor searches of america. i mentioned these two unclassified examples because they show how big the rules are and how easily the cia could violate the privacy of americans. that is why it is important for a leader of the agency believe in the privacy of the american people were committed to protecting it. protecting americans. protecting americans even if sometimes a lawyer says something might be technically legal. i do not believe, and i regret to say this, that gina haspel will be that kind of leader. mr. president, before i

malaysian authorities say they're ending the search for flight m.h. three hundred seventy the four year effort to find the malaysian airlines jet which disappeared over the south indian ocean has failed to solve one of the world's greatest aviation mysteries two hundred thirty nine people are on board. on march eighth two thousand and fourteen malaysia flight three seventy departed kuala lumpur at twelve forty two am bound for beijing with two hundred thirty nine people on board about forty five minutes into the flight it veered sharply off course and shortly thereafter disappeared from radar with so few clues the largest aviation manhunt in history kicked off just really a spearheaded the international search team eventually developing a hypothesis the cabin accidently depressurize knocking everyone onboard unconscious the plane then ran out of fuel and took a steep dive into the sea. automatic satellite communication suggested the jet went down somewhere in the southern indian ocean off australia. the. debris from the plane was eventually confirmed

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the previous search searched an area larger than than that, but over two yea rs.. they say the equipment worked well in challenging conditions with high seas and very mountainous to rain on the seabed where they looked. but they are clearly looking in the wrong area. and it simply opens up even more the mystery around what happened, particularly at the end of mh370. there are conflicting theories about whether the plane was under the control of the pilot and might have glided a long way or whether he flew it until he either lost consciousness or ran out of fuel and it plunged into the sea. and the difference in those theories make a huge difference in the areas that people can look. so the possibility — and many people have theories, that there are other areas, close to where they have been looking, where it can still be located. and while the malaysian government has said that it will not renew the contract it has with this company, 0cean infinity, remember that this is a "no find no fee" contract, so the company does not get paid unless they find the wreckage, t

very shocked and disappointed but not really because the search is currently ending we were aware that this search was coming to an end but we are surprised by the stance taken by it means more than really saying that there may not be any says as it released premature to end the search for the missing malaysian airlines flight this breaking down. so what do you like seeing happening really you and other relatives of the people on passengers on board that flight recording for more investigation on another search i believe that the fact that this car that has you know state of the acknowledged has still going up and he has raised a lot of questions i believe that there is that guy you need to go back to the growing boarding greek graduate and reinvest all the information that we have on any seventy two days anything has been may still look to now and how hopeful are you that it is read reopen this investigation i hope it will you have to remain hopeful and we continue to do all that we can expand remember right airing of grievances in the press and reminding the flying public that. it's

the search is continuing by no means over. >> the fbi, they're in houston tweeting that the searchese ongoing. they're using bomb techs and a k-9. there is concern, it seems that there may be explosive devices in the field there that the authorities have not been able to locate. that's why they're also telling us this area is going to be closed for quite some time. they're going to go over this probably three or four times before they're certain there's nothing there and they can reopen the area. they also need to collect evidence. there's a criminal case now, at least pending now in one area in galveston, texas. we're expecting to see the shooter in court soon. we have a criminal case. they need to collect evidence and make sure people don't taint the evidence that they may recover. the big issue is the concern there may be explosive material in the field they don't know about. >> if he was building these kinds of improvised explosive devices, jessica, you don't do it in a day or two. this has been going on for a while. you need to buy the ingredients. people presumably would see so

they're considered a search under the fourth amendment. you have to -- the government has to demonstrate that not every single other method has been tried or would be unsuccessful. but that traditional means would be unsuccessful. and even, i'm not saying that is the case here, that they might be dangerous. but ultimately, i'm not saying that's the case in this situation, but ultimately, title 3 wiretaps if you talk to any special agent, it's something they don't particularly love applying for. so that gives you an idea of the degree of evidence they had to have in a case like this. >> hey, bob, if you're still with us on the phone, i'd like you to get to weigh in here on a little bit of this conversation we're having, particularly julia's reporting here that it was rudy giuliani who may have told the president, hey, maybe don't make any phone calls to michael cohen because of potential for wiretap? >> i did, last night and today, because that's a big vulnerability, talking to cohen. whether it's been wiretapped order not. there are legal

search for them all over the world. and we have not found any evidence yet so we had to come to a stage where we can keep on the city put something that we really cannot find. even when he has any information. really to consider the review. but at the moment. we have we have to put a stop to that. live to the big apology joining us from kuala lumpur so is this really the end of year for no. that is a good question daryn mainly because the search between australia china and malaysian investigators had been called off again in a similar fashion a year ago and the malaysian government was pressured by the families of those on board to restart the search again twelve months later and this time then gauged us exploration company was using some of the most high tech equipment and methods there was to scar one hundred twenty thousand kilometers now the malaysian government has said that they are still waiting for the details of the findings and as promised to reveal everything to the public whatever it is given in the reports

pretty thoroughly. >> yes. >> but you're searching.l over the place. >> yes. as a mom, i just couldn't believe that there's no way that -- there's no evidence that she didn't come out of this parking garage, that she had to still be here. >> reporter: jonni didn't find anything but she hoped maybe someone in the neighboring apartments heard or saw something. >> how many doors you knock on total do you think? >> oh gosh. 50, 100. >> reporter: christina's friends were searching the shopping center too. >> we walked to restaurants. we talked to people. we walked the path that she possibly could've walked that night. >> reporter: and plano police were also hitting the streets. >> they began to contact all of the -- the friends who were at the party that night, who had been at the bars and drinking with christina. >> reporter: including enrique arochi -- the guy who left the party with christina. the detective reached him at this sprint store, where he worked as a manger. >> hello? >> hi, enrique, this is detective cathy stamm of plano poli

the search for m.h. three seventy has been an emotional journey for the families of the two hundred ninety eight people on board the plane when it disappeared grace nothin's mother was a passenger she has been following the investigation closely at one point she along with other relatives of m h three seventy passengers traveled to madagascar to look for debris from the aircraft the trip yielded few answers like the numerous searches over the past four years it's definitely gone beyond our closure it has become all about them keeping their promise as it's about accountability and above all it is about prevention of something like this from happening again it is completely unacceptable that we have no idea how a plane vanished into thin air a three year long search by a stray chinese and malaysian investigators covering one hundred twenty thousand square kilometers and ended in january last year under pressure from the families of those on board the flight the malaysian government reopen the investigation

instagram, amazon's echo does search siri does search is the argument weaker now about google's monopolynnect people in businesses than it was four years ago >> well, you know, yelp has been banging this drum. margarethe a lot of people have talked about t we've had jeremy on, luther lowe, who works for yelp. this is not a new topic by any -- it's sort of steve mnuchin who has nothing to do with anti-trust flapping his lips about it. it's fine. what's interesting is that now there's more of an anti-tech bias by politicians here in this country who have essentially done nothing to do anything about as this power grew every time they had a chance to regulate these companies, they never d i think the real problem is regulators, that they didn't take the chance as these companies were growing what's happening now is interesting. microsoft was alone, if you recall, jon. it was by itself you have google, facebook, apple, and all kinds of players that are powerful in their own way but they also compete. it makes it harder -- i can't imagine them being able to mount a case against google that wo

the search for m.h. three seventy has been an emotional journey for the families of the two hundred ninety eight people on board the plane when it disappeared. there was a passenger she has been following the investigation closely at one point she along with other relatives of m h three seventy passengers traveled to madagascar to look for debris from the aircraft the trip. like the numerous searches over the past four years it's definitely gone beyond it has become all about them keeping their promises it's about accountability and above all it is about prevention of something like this from happening again it is completely unacceptable that we have no idea how a plane vanished into thin air a three year long search by a stray chinese and malaysian investigators covering one hundred twenty thousand square kilometers ended in january last year under pressure from the families of those on board the flight the malaysian government reopen the investigation twelve months later this time signing a seventy mil

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and malaysia officially calls off its current search for the missing m h three seventy plane the prime minister says it could resume if there is new evidence. follow after a day of strikes between israel and palestinian armed factions there appears to be relative calm in gaza israel israel carried out several airstrikes targeting what it called military sites across the strip on tuesday islamic jihad's and other factions had launched rocket and mortar attacks against israel after their fighters were killed earlier bernard smith has more from gaza. it's been quiet in gaza since about four am local time when a cease fire appears to have taken hold this we understand was following a message delivered from the israelis via egyptian mediators to the different palestinian factions in gaza saying that if you do not stop firing rockets and mortars into israel now then israel will retaliate in a much stronger way perhaps even targeting the leaderships of the different palestinian factions in gaza but it seems to have done the trick the groups here in gaza saying while they have agreed to a ceas

but where had it gone he searched everywhere activated his contacts toured the auction rooms archives and museums. and after a few weeks ago. he found a trace of the painting here in london in the catalogue of an auction held at christie's in one thousand nine hundred six. the painting was entitled seated man with a cane. but who owned it. it was acquired by a shell company based in panama international arts center whose registration document is seen here. its rightful owner is a name. and yet palmer refused to give up and finally discovered another lead to finding the true owners. over the years the work appeared in a number of catalogs. and every time alongside the name of one of the most prestigious galleries in the world the helena maud gallery in new york run by the daughter of the family patriarch we ran into at art basel. james palmer decided to write to our. price perceives news and so we have faith crisis you end up with a fake news sell here when you have manipulation of markets and there if you have if you have interest rates at zero and you can borrow money at zero percent

and really, you know, as you said, jake, the search of the home, they can't really start searching his home and his car because they really want to make sure that it's safe for the crime scene technicians now. you have the bomb experts that go in and then the crime scene technicians will go in and do the necessary work to start building out this criminal case. and also important to know the governor said they have his computers and their cell phones. think about in the hour since this shooting first happened how much information investigators have been able to develop. it's really remarkable. and it seems that they really know a lot about the shooter and perhaps even a motive here as to why this was done. >> and also the heart breaking detail that the parents of the victims, nine children killed, one teacher, ten others in the hospital, we believe two of them are law enforcement and the other eight we believe are students but we're not sure, still haven't been notified, which must be heartbreaking. let me go to drew griffin right now. drew, the governor there alluding to the suspect's

it was to prepare viable search locations for search teams. >> reporter: but the area was vast.rugged, rural. the search for michelle would be tough, labor-intensive work. just the sort of thing marc klaas' organization knew how to do. >> when we saw the machine in motion was when we felt that, wow, this guy and this foundation has really got it together. we would have never thought of that on our own. >> reporter: klaas even flew in his director of search operations, who was one of the first volunteers to look for polly years before. >> we're going to be dealing with some pretty treacherous terrain today, as well as tomorrow. canyon areas, lots of rocks into the ravines. >> reporter: this was day 49 since michelle disappeared. and once again her san diego relatives loaded into cars around midnight and drove the 8 hours north to the san francisco bay. "dateline" was there, watching, as they gathered for a morning briefing to prepare them for the long day of searching ahead. >> if you take nothing else away from this presentation, take this portion right here, okay? every single

and this latest 90—day search by a private company also appears to have failed.s been following the story from the start. it is very disappointing, obviously, most of all for the relatives, but also for this company, who worked confident with their more extensive equipment and with some refined views about where the wreckage might be, as people have analysed, in particular, drift patterns for the debris that has been found on the east african coast, that there was a high chairs, a much higher chance, fighting it. they managed to search 80,000 square kilometres injust three months. —— of finding it. just a little larger than that, over two yea rs. a little larger than that, over two years. they covered a great deal of ground. they say the equipment worked well in challenging conditions with high seas and very mountainous to rain on the seabed where they looked. but they are clearly looking in the wrong area. and it simply opens up even more the mystery around what happened, particularly at the end of mh370. there are conflicting theories about whether the plane wa

a year later malaysia hired a private firm ocean infinity to continue the search. they developed a new hypothesis about m h three seventy s and namely that the pilot purposely depressurize the passenger cabin and took the plane into a controlled dive into the indian ocean committing suicide and killing all on board some evidence seems to bear this out pieces of wreckage suggests the plane may not have fallen from a high altitude investigators also found data on the pilot's home computer that he had simulated a flight into the southern indian ocean and the malaysian prime minister announced that the communication system had been manually switched off just after the final words good night malaysian three seven zero yet after multiple deadline extensions ocean infinity has called off its search. to some family members of the missing passengers giving up is not an option. you have to remain with it we continue to do all that you can his family members by airing of grievances in the press and reminding the flying public that if any of the seventy is not found we cannot

and police are searching for more. president trump has expressed sadness and heart break, let's go to our chief white house correspondent jim acosta. what else is the president saying? >> reporter: president trump vowed to have the administration to prevent school shootings and facing yet another mass shooting on his watch, the president noted today that these massacres are a problem that the nation is facing for decades and here is more of what he had to say earlier today. >> this has been going on too long in our country. too many years, too many decades now. we grieve for the terrible loss of life and send our support and love to everyone affected by this absolutely horrific attack to the students, families, teachers and personnel at sante fe high, we're with you and in this tragic hour and we'll be with you for ever. my administration is determined to do everything in our power to protect our students, secure our schools, and to keep weapons out of the hands of those who pose a threat to themselves and to others. e

they searched the house.nd they have not once introduced any evidence that new router was in the house. >> hard drives don't lie. or do they? that was the question the defense raised when it came to those results at the fbi search of brad's computer. >> you're talking about a computer that we know was tampered with. >> you're alleging what? >> i'm not alleging, i'm stating this fact, the computer was tampered with. there were significant anomalies that we found in the computer itself. >> meaning, he says, that brad's computer was hacked. the 41 second google maps search was planned. the prosecution had no smoking gun. >> so you're saying he didn't even search for that map. >> that's right. >> somebody else put it on his >> an fbi agent testified he saw no evidence of tampering, but the defense said it had experts who did. two of them. both of whom wrote reports. but trials have referees. and in this case, the judge ruled that neither one of those defense experts could testify about tampering. one, said the ju

that awareness search?he goes to google maps. >> the defense pointed out there was no dna, fingerprints, cell phone info, or standard forensic evidence that tied k.c. joy to maribel's murder or to the crime scene. >> we don't know what happened. what kind of force was used? nobody knows. who used it first? nobody knows. was there a weapon used? was it used by maribel or was it used by k.c. joy? nobody knows. >> all true. but the computer searches were enough for the jury. >> we the jury in the above-entitled action find the defendant, kwang choi joy, guilty of the crime of felony, to wit -- >> k.c. joy was convicted of second-degree murder, after which he told me the jury got it wrong. are you dangerous? >> me? i'm the perfect, most honest guy there is, most trustworthy. i'm a gentleman. you had a crush on her. >> no, we are absolutely not. we always maintained that real platonic friends. >> you never told lucy that you had a crush on her? >> no, i never said that. >> you never said you were in love with he

the search for gary hilton was about to widen.he person of interest in the meredith emerson case looked familiar to people who think they saw him about the time they learned of the sad case of another woman who had gone miss being, sheryl dunlap, a nurse and mother. when sheryl didn't turn up for church one december sunday in 2007 and then missed her sunday school class, red flags went up. next door neighbor and friend tonya lad. >> sunday morning i turned around and looked at her usual spot and she wasn't there. >> she didn't teach her class? >> she didn't. >> immediately we knew something was wrong. that wasn't like her. >> everybody knew her agreed. 46-year-old sheryl was reliable, a woman solid in her faith and set in her habits. her fellow nurse friend and prayer partner, laura walker. >> she always liked to hear what we call our praise reports, like something good that p happened with a patient or a co-worker. >> when monday morning rolled around and tonya still hadn't been able to reach sheryl, she walked next door. >> i we

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they searched the house.introduced any evidence that the router was in the house. >> hard drives don't lie. or do they? that was the question the defense raised when it came to those apparently damning results of the fbi's search of brad's computer. >> you are talking about a computer that we know was tampered with. >> you're alleging what? >> i'm not alleging. i'm stating as a fact, the computer was tampered with. there were significant anomalies that we found in the computer itself. >> meaning, he says, that brad's computer was hacked. the 41-second google map search was planted. the prosecution had no smoking gun. so you're saying he didn't even search for that map? >> that's right. >> somebody else put it on his computer? >> yes. >> an fbi agent testified he saw no evidence of tampering, but the defense said it had experts who did. two of them. both of whom wrote reports. but trials have referees. and in this case, the judge ruled that neither one of those defense experts could testify about tampering. on

a destructive a monopoly in online search and search advertising. highlighted how critics and rivals like yelp have had enough of the company's dominance. here is part of the discussion with the yelp ceo. >> ultimately, that manifested itself in you expecting that top links, the things that it shows at the top, are the best around the web, the best the world has to offer. i can tell you that is not the case. that is not the case anymore. emily: since the program aired, treasury secretary steven mnuchin urged the justice department to review the power large tech companies like google have over the u.s. economy taking a page out of the e.u. , playbook. on monday we spoke with an antitrust lawyer, featured in sunday night's episode of "60 minutes" and pursued antitrust cases against microsoft. we were joined by another guest on this conversation. >> the basic argument is that they have no real rivals in general search. and they are using their power in general search to manipulate search results in ways that disadvantage competitors and limit consumers

this is not a show of force type of search. thoughtful, dignified process. >> michael's recollection is that they were exceedingly polite and respectful of not only him and his family but also his physical property. he thanked the fbi agents for taking such good care of his things and family and for being as courteous as they were to him. >> the search warrant sent shock waves around the news, social media and the white house. >> we know after the raid, michael cohen was in touch with people around trump. it's our guess that's probably how trump first heard about it. the president addressed the media about it. it stark terms really went after the justice department. >> president trump interrupted a critical national security meeting about looming military action against syria to denounce robert mueller and the fbi. >> i heard that they broke into the office of one of my personal attorneys, a good man. it's a disgrace. it's frankly a real disgrace. it's an attack on our country in a true sense. it's an attack on what we stand fo

happened that day or what does that mean you know now with the official and even with the private search efforts as well called off will the relatives and loved ones of those on board ever have n.t. any certainty at all as to what happened well these. relatives of the victims will definitely go on putting pressure on the government of malaysia but i'm not sure that it will help what we hear here from the australian officials from the australian experts is that they are absolutely sure that this plane will be found one day but that can be in the far far future of the hermann forest in said they following the story for us from there thanks very much it's to peru now where archaeologists have found more than twenty five geo glyphs at into the coastal desert in the south of the country now they're considered archaeological enigmas no one knows what their purpose was or why they're in such a remote location. they were into the landscape more than two thousand years ago. archaeologists in peru have discovered more than twenty five ancient artworks. we found the figures of a monkey and a dancin

are over a trillion times more powerful than the first search conducted in one nine hundred sixty and we can continue to see that acceleration so within the next twenty years we will have looked at maybe a million stars that's a reasonable number to look at in order to actually find a signal if they're out there trying to make contact could be that we still haven't found any aliens up because technology holding us back but simply that other life forms don't want their presence to be known i mean we've been looking at the possibility of not being alone in the universe for a long time why have fun allianz in time i mean if they're out there we could have found them already know. you are raising the question that the tally and physicist in rico for me asked in one thousand nine hundred fifty when he said where are they and so it's become known as the fermi paradox well one possibility as you say is that other civilizations are out there but they're not talking so maybe everyone is waiting for the other civilization to take the initiative and that's why mattie sends intentional messages j

a desperate search intensifying for national guardsmen swept away in a flash flood.t is an urban last seen trying to help a woman when he fell into the water in a lot, maryland. this aerial footage showing the aftermath of all this, cars stuck in mud and debris littering the streets. this is the second major flooding just two years. >> i was in complete shock and didn't believe it was really happening until the building started collapsing in cars coming down the street i honestly didn't believe it was happening again. >> down south, some tropical depression oberto turning deadly, two tv journalists killed when a tree fell on their suv and the storm expected to move north with heavy rain today. janice dean will have more in a few minutes and stay tuned for the latest on that. marines on standby ready to airlift people to safety is fast-moving lava leaves a path of destruction in hawaii. at least 80 structures including 50 homes destroyed by kilauea on the big island. fountains of law the spring the molten rock 200 feet into the air. that is how powerful it is and this

it )s a summer-long search for elite performers.he show is coming off its >>> "america's got talent" is starting back tonight with its 13th season. they are coming off the highest rating season ever. there's also a diverse array of talent from a wide range of ages. the contestants hoping to get the golden buzzer, which means straight passage to the live shows later this summer. the judges say they are excited about this year's group of performers. >> just when i think i haven't seen it all, something else comes up. i'm always surprised. that's what i like best about the show. >> that's exciting coming from simon cowell. "america's got talent" airs tonight at 8:00. then catch the season premier of "world of dance" tonight at 10:00 followed by "nbc bay area at 11:00." is that a compliment if he says, i haven't seen that before? >> i think so. >> probably. >> that's weird. >>> cooler days ahead. >> yes, and we're looking forward to that if you don't have air-conditioning. and if you live in the peninsula and along the coast, you're loo

we're searching with that. our bomb unit along with others are searching for that as well. so we'll conduct an active search. i just came to get preliminary information because i know we hadn't come out yet. so as soon as we find out more, myself or somebody else will come out. >> where it actually happened inside or outside? >> a key question. whether it happened inside or outside. he did not answer. sheriff ed gonzalez giving us a lot of information. jonathan, the sheriff there saying that the shooter was a student. and that means kids will know who this is really quick. >> knows the environment. knows the topography of the land, knows the angles, knows -- >> the timing of school. >> the moving of students where people gather en masse, how to launch an attack for the greatest number of victims and casualties. that's where it is devastating when an attacker knows the environment, it puts everybody at a disadvantage. >> that goes to -- we discussed this so many times in the past, was there a warning about this? >> i think that's one of the first things that occurs to me, th

that is where a search is underway for a gunman. the shooter may be hold up attic apartment -- at a apartment complex. just now arriving on scene a few minutes ago what is the latest? >> reporter: the situation is there is the main east lies dale. and then there is this other one that goes along the side of the main road here. they are looking for which is to say every police agency, a man who has shot two people. the people that were shot we do not know the condition yet. they have set up a perimeter and once is set up, they believe the active shooter may be hold up in the apartment complex up this road. we don't have any other information than that. we have no other public information. one thing is very clear. the police do not want to go -- do not want anyone to go to tower road until such time as they have combed the area. all kinds of reinforcements are coming in. we have the sheriff's command post which has just arrived and now we have police coming from novato to the site. it is a very active scene and a massive search with a