shane and clint have agreed to stay with us. and coming up, we're going to talk about a story shane filed for the "washington post." the top intel official whose job may be on the line tonight reportedly for not being loyal enough. he's the man in the center there. he'll be the center of our conversation when we come back. audible members know listening has the power to change us make us better parents, better leaders, better people. and there's no better place to listen than audible. with audible you get a credit good for any audiobook and exclusive fitness and wellness programs. and now, you'll also get two audible originals: titles exclusively produced for audible. automatically roll your credits over to the next month if you don't use them, and if you don't like a book just swap it for free. enjoy 100% ad free listening in the car, on your phone or any connected device. and when you switch a device pick up right where you left off. with our commitment free guarantee, there's never been a better time to start listening to aud

shane, thank you for sticking around.ave to ask, it appears to be the obvious story line that this doesn't match trump's story line. trump may be alone in his own government, in his kind of rosy scenario involving kim jong-un, his desire for this next summit. he jokingly says they fell in love. he talks about the beauty of the letters he's received from north korea, and his view goes against the intelligence assessment that they're never going to stop their nuclear program. >> that's right, they have been clear about this outside the government as well. the regime is required for its survival, and when they come out publicly in testimony like they did recently and said what their conclusion is, trump sees that as trying to undercut him. i think it's not accidental or coincidental that the president's frustration with dan coats, which has been building, is kind of hitting a crescendo as president trump tries to meet with kim jong-un. he sees someone trying to undercut him in that summit by doing what an intelligence offici

shane and hannah are like any other young couple navigating life with love and humor except shane hasople find their elationship to be pretty peculiar. so seven months ago they started to vlog about their daily life. now millions are tuning in to watch. >> i hannah. >> i'm shane. this is a vlog about our lives. i have a disease, as you can -- eook at that. >> shane does hav a disease called spinal muscular atrophy which causes his muscles to deteriorate. >> are you a scientist? >> i just kno that. >> he and his girlfriend hannah also have a popular youtube channel called squir man and ubbs seen by millions. >> when you're dealing with a body-tap disparate like ours. >> body type disparity? because you'r a giant. >> it features their daily life asoyfriend and girl friend in what they call aninterdlooeft abled relationship. >> it also features their incredible sense of humor with video titles like man with disability lifts cup for the first time ins. ye >> whoa. >> and girlfriend helps disabled boyfriend takes shower. will he survive. >> pretty view. who is in the tub? >> it affects my

shane, many thanks. thank you very much. shane harrison there, our dublin correspondent.ity footballer, emiliano sala, say they can now begin to mourn his death, after police confirmed his body was found in the wreckage of a plane in the english channel. the 28—year—old was travelling to cardiff in a light aircraft piloted by david ibbotson, which went missing off guernsey last month. duncan kennedy reports. the news that it was emiliano sala and not david everything that had been found came from the dorset coroner. his family seen the earlier said today "is with infinite sadness that we confirm the identity. the statement said. at cardiff city stadium, the colours on the ground stood out against the grey of the sky. and the confirmation that emiliano sala had been found brought renewed reflection. most everybody expects the worst, when it happened i got a phone call last night in the evening and... it was strange, really. i think obviously it brings the family peace, and i think that is what we got, offers and comfort, isn't it? except for david ibbotson has been called

we will link to shane dixon kavanaugh's excellent reporting that "the oregonian."broke the story of saudi students fleeing the u.s. justice system, possibly with the assistance of the saudi government.

. >>> life with love and humor, except shane has a form of muscular dystrophy and using a wheelchair.ple find the relationship to be pretty peculiar. seven monthsti ago they startedo blog about their daily life, and now millions are tuning in to watch. >> i'mo hannah. >> and i'm shane. this is a vlog about our lives. i have a disease. >> shane does have a disease called spinal muscular atrophy, which causesro his muscles to detid deteriora deteriorate, but he and his girlfriend also have a popula youtube channel called squirmuly and grubs seen by millions. >> when you're dealing with a body type a disparity like ours >> body type disparity? what, because you'rey? a giant? >> it features their daily life as boyfriend and girlfriend in what they call an interabled relationship.bl >> hi. >> i'm a dead fish. >> it also features their incredible sense of humor with video titles like man with disability lifts cup for the first time in years. >> whoa. >> and girlfriend helps disabled boyfriend take shower, will he survive? >>>> ooh, pretty view. who'svi in the tub? >> ittu affects my muscles

shane harris, maria teresa kumar, bill kristol.would be hearing more about andrew mccabe. obviously, in typical trump era fashion, some gigantic story steps on it and so be it. but i think the astounding thing today is what he had to say about jeff sessions. here's excerpt one. the fbi, this is his description of jeff sessions. andy mccabe's in "the washington post." the fbi was better off when, quote, you all only hired irishman, he said about the worth force. they were drunks, but they could be trusted. not like all those new people with nose rings and tattoos. who knows what's they're doing? i have not run into many fbi agents with nose rings. by the way, sadly, i had a few in my neighborhood. none of them have nose rings. >> it's a shocking statement. it's bigotry. that's what that is. you could insert any other minority in this country into that, and the attorney general of the united states is making blanket aspersions about irish americans and cops, and it's really something. it's not the most headline grabbing thing in andy

reverend shane harris of "the people's alliance for justice" ..ther local ministers met at the d-a's office monday morning. they're demanding anne marie schubert áprosecute .. the two police officers who were involved in the deadly march incident that left a father of two dead. reverand harris says the d-a's decision to ánotá prosecute could put the city in danger...

aproximadamente hay 300 personas y unas 2500 y no selectiva, se habilitÓ un albergue ubicado en la iglesia shane con ustedes >> mucha paciencia si tiene que andar por la zona, gracias por la informaciÓn >> una de las pregunt preguntasuna de lpreguntasu porque les tomÓ mÁs de dos horas y media cerraral parecer este tipo de demoras no es nueva y se han criticado por la mismo >>> hace mÁs de 10 aÑos ocurriÓ una explosion que desatÓ un incendio en sacramento y toma 95 min minutos para cerrar la tuberÍa, en san francisco la demora fue de mÁs de nueve hora antes de que se interrumpirÁ el flujo de gas despuÉs de una explosiÓn >> este no fue el primer incidente en los Últimos aÑos en san francisco cava en noviembre, una fuga de gas provocÓ la evacuacion de los residentes entre estas calles, en este ca caso, nadie resultÓ herido pero hubo daÑos moderados en un edificio >> el incidente de hoy hizo recordar a muchos otra tragedia, una fuga de gas ocasionÓ una explosion que dejÓ ocho muertos y varias viviendas en ruin ruinas, fueron llevados a juicio por negligencia y fueron encontrados culpables >> el ince

money on didn't fight it did still walk away with two major prizes it got back to shane and best actress for young men they were no no in this film they played it and married couple who lost their son in this film really deals with china's film a one child policy citizens like plants and it's good enough that you and i all i really expect this film to win it was the best film for me of the bad in all of this year but i think there's one of the reasons maybe why it didn't is there was another very big chinese film that was supposed to screen here lose one second it was pulled from the festival some people are thinking that might have been censorship and i think. berlin didn't want want to give a chinese film the top prize for fear of maybe being seen to be to the beijing government not sure if that was the case i think the film deserved to win the top prize sadly it didn't but the two amazing actors come away with two silver players ok charlotte chelsea and scott roxboro on the red carpet thank you for that and coming up next world stories where we focus on the human angle of events in is

. >> we have another online question from shane at goshen high school. shane asks, what precautions are in place to keep another financial crisis from happening? hairman powell: when the financial crisis happened, we and other agencies and general public and experts and all around the united states and around the world look at what happened and said, ok, let's -- what broke? one way to think about the financial crisis was, there was an event, a shock to the system. the system wasn't strong enough to stand up to that shock. this was the losses on subprime mortgages and the sudden realization there were these big, big losses coming and that a lot of mortgages -- mortgage loans had been made that shouldn't have been with no standard in their documentation. there were going to be losses, but the whole financial system should have been robust enough to take that kind of a shock and it wasn't. things broke along the way. we and other agencies of the government and congress on behalf of the american people had to step in in kind of an emergency way and put thin

. ♪ [sisic brk] amy: "stand up straight and tall" by jackie shane.ne was a pioneering black transgender singer-and-songwriter who died last thursday at her home in nashville, tennessee. she was 78 years old. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodmaman with juan gonzalez. we are spending the hour with the venezuelan foreign minister jorge arreaza. juan: on friday, democracy now! lander who wasrdo also against u.s. regime change. he is a member of the citizen's platform in defense of the constitution and has bacack the national referendum on the future of venezuela. >> the citizen's platform on defense of the constitution as well as other groups main from the left but not only, have been arguing that we need this referendum in order to have the venezuelan people decide if they want to have new authorities overall in the country. that is, all of the national powers, including the executive, and the national assembly. but that requires an agreement because we need a new national electoral council. the current ele

bedrooms we do stories that have impacts on society for me that a good story is the story that named shaneand jill to the bad guy i mine can be unconventional testify in a court of law to make sure that the bad guys behind bass and that has helped so many people have gone to jail as a result of my work and i'm proud of it if we look at the film that we've just seen spirit child i mean it's a heartbreaking investigation and what happened to those concoction men did they go to jail yes they started the process but do you realize that they knew were true so by the time the process could finish some of them just couldn't even make it to dallas only they had some sympathy but the key if in that happened in that story is that it told the community that whoever you are when you attempt to do some of these things you are going behind bass for the festa those witch doctors where arrested and they were to before. what that sent a strong signal to all witch doctors to be careful that when you are dealing with the life of a child it's a completely different matter and that we can sit down for this chi

you know shane when you don't then. you know want to. join me every thursday on the alex simon show and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics sports business i'm show business i'll see you then. came here where did you were before you came here when you lived. in many u.s. states capital punishment is still practiced convicted prisoners can spend years waiting for execution but most of the time the victims' families they are very much in favor the death penalty there are some people because of what they did have given up the right to live among us somebody even proven innocent of two years on death row and how many more exonerations is it going to take before we as a society realize that this is not working and we actually do something about. you were much a little earlier with. the. store naturalist through. the years. consider what order. to libya where we still. might go and here again we meet our old acquaintance from not old in iraq on three part of me who was at the peak of his glorious self proclaimed commandant of m

area in the next five days check out shane two point zero it is on at the mosaic theater in washington d.c. thank you guests really appreciate your your company today now on to wednesday it will be the first of two special shows on nigeria's upcoming election a double live episode we will meet young political candidates pushing for major change and one of the world's a youth or countries has an assignment for you take a look at this week here we want to hear from you what issues you're voting on or if you're voting at all send them to us in a video comment thirty seconds on your phone stream that al-jazeera dot com slash join until then we'll see you online. ghana stanton has the geology hold both resources and hydrocarbon why are they so poor emotional you guys were trying to form a government that may have the toxic land essentially now where the more we lead to close down the more they push back we knew it was coming to question was do we sit back and wait or do we surprise them with a preemptive strike on the body until. this is a really fabulous news for one of the best i've ever

reverend shane harris of "the people's alliance for justice" .. local ministers met at the d-a's office monday morning. they're demanding anne marie schubert áprosecute .. the two police officers who were involved in the deadly march incident that left a father of two dead. reverand harris says the d-a's decision to ánotá prosecute could put the city in danger...

special director here in the ballot not as someone who has won a lot of awards in the past have his film shane let's have a listen to what he had to say. because i'm disappointed you can't imagine it was sick closing night for my eighteen years film festival year and now it's without checking she move. now talking about that speculation that it was pulled because there was something in it that the chinese government didn't like that speculation has led to a lot of confusion today after we saw so long my son a movie that was in our eyes very critical of china so if that was the reason it's hard to say why one film got to be shown in the other one didn't. talk of what else is creating a buzz stand that. that's right well. the honorary award for lifetime achievement this year is going to charlotte rampling i we got to see her a little while ago at her press conference she came onto the scene at age seventeen was discovered for her good looks now she's seventy three she stuck around for her for her psychological power if you are trying to get here on the ballot now there is wealth though she's bee

with crimes including manslaughter rape and possession of child pornography investigative reporter shane dixon kavanaugh has found multiple cases of saudi diplomats spiriting suspects out of the u.s. in many cases the saudi government has no money and legal. defense prosecutors law enforcement some of these cases the saudi government directly escaped the united states five of the accused saudi men fled the state of oregon the state's senior senator wants answers from the state and justice departments the notion that thought eurabia can basically fade is above the law and that's what it looks like to the people of my home state is just unacceptable in two thousand and sixteen up to rahm on neural was charged with the hit and run killing of fifteen year old fallon smart sea was. pathetic his intelligence two weeks after numerous trial he broke off his ankle monitoring device was driven to the portland airport in a black s.u.v. and was flown out of the country in a private jet authorities believe he was provided with a false passport he like the other man accused is believed to be back in s

shane let us. know what. the answer is a show trots asked strum ten years ago our stuff will happen now and it was called deep globalization i'm sure they caused it but that's what's going on a lot of deed dollar as if. we came here where did you work before you came here when you live. in many us states capital punishment is still practiced convicted prisoners can spend years waiting for execution but most of the time the victims' families they are very much in favor of the death penalty. there are some people because of what they did have given up the right to live among us some even proven years on death row and how many more races is it going to take before we as a society realize that this is not working and we actually do something about. join me every thursday on the alex i'm unsure when i'll be speaking to us from the world of politics. i'm sure i'll see you then. live. legally. within that clear but if you see a little. bit of the. city it is. if you do good sleep. do please please. let me see more o

delighted to say we are joined by a couple of guests, chris jones, the bbc‘s rugby correspondent and shaneu jones, the bbc‘s rugby correspondent and shanejones. you are warming up for the rugby behind you. and shanejones. you are warming up for the rugby behind youlj and shanejones. you are warming up for the rugby behind you. i am doing well at the moment, it is cold. in terms of ireland heading into the six nations, all that went before in 2018, the pressure is on them because it is a world cup year as well. it is, but you think they are kind abused to that pressure. ranked number two kind abused to that pressure. ranked numbertwo in kind abused to that pressure. ranked number two in the world, it took them a long time to get there, but they have every right to be there. a couple of eyebrows raised, but eve ryo ne couple of eyebrows raised, but everyone in ireland knows that henshaw has played in that position s0 henshaw has played in that position so often many times before for lei nster so often many times before for leinster once or twice and we do not think he will let anybody down i

(jrstone) that was shane dwyer reporting. are even calling for the governors impeachment. super bowl 53 is in the books... lets get to the highlights... mercedez benz stadium in atlanta.. ready to go... 41-year-old tom brady... playing in his 9th super bowl... 24-year-old jared goff... playing in his 1st 1st pass of the game for brady... and it is tipped and intercepted by cory littleton... the 1st time brady has thrown an interception on his first pass in his post-eason career steven gostkowski... who missed a field goal in the 1st... this time connects from 42 yards out... 3-0 patriots jared goff and the rams offense could get nothing going in the first half... sacked here by kyle van noy... goff... 5-of-12 for 52 yards in the first half... 3-0 pats at the break 3rd quarter... rams finally get moving... goff... converting a crucial 3rd down with an 18-yard pass to robert woods that set up... greg zuerlein... he won the nfl championship game... here he connects from 53 yards out... 3-3 tie but 4th quarter... brady time... th

from new delhi appreciate it was a man a llama as a defense and security analyst based in islam abide shane denies pakistan's involvement and points to human rights abuses an indian administered kashmir. focused on the slog from being in this mess a good time to this attack i as a pakistani journalist as a pakistani the epicenter of condemned the setback and i agree with the families of the deceased but having said that india needs to introspect in itself in its own policies in the wall crimes it has been undertaking in indian occupied general and us need since nineteen ninety ever since the. special problems act was implemented in the valley and ever since then did a full impunity granted to the law enforcement agencies and put it only to the indian army to carry out what so that good maybe to suppress the right. the domination and freedom struggle so focused on this far from being dead and any kind of thing going from and i strongly deny that on behalf of my focus on the authorities but having said that india needs to stop jumping the gun on about this phone but in our head in the news ho

we have shane donovan's book, strangers on a bridge, produced in 1965. spy is all about the soviet -- we have my book put -- my book in 2017. my dad kept this journal and wrote letters to prison. a historic account of what he went through while incarcerated. we have a variety of different little things here. -- fa-twoto muscle missile. we have this shovel that i fromht back from russia the missile base where my father was shot down. this was an authentic cold war historic item from the missile you2 --t shot down the the u2. this is the booster stage of the u2. this is all we could fit in the museum at this time. the actual missiles outside in our storage facility next door. , the boostern idea but gives at the end you an idea of what this component is for. you can see, the missile is 80 foot long. my father was able to survive being shot down by the soviet missile because it was not a direct hit. had it been a direct hit he would have been in little pieces. , these it was a near miss damage to the tail section, the nose pitches forward, the wings break o

harvard university professor shane now describes his journey to becoming a wall and award-winning mathematicianhe shape of a life and in drug warrior, dea agent jack riley recalls his time taking the drug lord l chapel. also, behavioral neuroscience and the science of addiction in never enough. david horowitz argues the political left is attacking christianity in dark agenda and in putin's footsteps, nina christie, nikita khrushchev's great-granddaughter and jeffrey taylor explore russia's domestic and international identity . look for the titles and bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future on tv on cspan2. >> every year, but tv covers hundreds of author events and book festivals. here's a portion of a recent program. >> he comes out of the ocean and i'm nine years old. i see on him these lines on his wrist. and he's far too young to the wrinkles. so i said to him dad, what's that? without blinking he said that what secret police bound my wrists together with wire behind my back so they can hang me from theceiling of the torture chamber . that changes you

a shane oliver describes, it has been a reasonable season for earnings in australia with more talks ofe cuts. particularly for resources players. earnings from energy and material companies have largely been in line or have beaten estimates. citi seeing the upgrade to stocks in 2019-20 20, helping to see reasonable growth for australia despite likely downgrades in construction and retail. by yearing 6300 points end for the asx 200, given the rally we saw in mining stocks. flipping the chart, it has been a tough season on the other of the spectrum for retailers with a series of disappointing results. , we saw theohl's share price fall eight .5%. 's profits are likely to fall amid spending plans along with the competition we are seeing for that sector. sophie kamaruddin there in hong kong. let's take a look at the weekend have you on.to i want to start off with how the asian recovery in equities is going so far. we are starting to see a number of markets across the region, whether you're looking at south korea or new zealand as the case may be. asia-pacific is starting to approach that a

any name is fred shane and i'm a psycho therapist at 3628 sacramento which is directly across the street from this particular project. i've been on the street now 41 years and chose the street because it was quiet and it seemed to have a balanced feeling to it. and it has a light feeling and i'm from the midwest so it felt good. the project reminded me when i was in college i did summer jobs working on construction for buildings like this and let me tell you it was hot, it was dusty, it was loud, it was dirty. it took a long time and it wasn't much fun. the hammers were the worse part of it. my most important concern here is the effect it would have on the patients that i see. a lot of them come in with existing anxiety anyway and there's a lot of stress which adds to the confusion which is already in their lives and i just think all this noise and the added traffic and the largeness of the structure would not be very healthy. thank you. >> hello. my name is sandra salatig working in the sacramento street neighborhood many years and my office is located across from the project site. i ha

investigative reporter shane dixon cavanaugh has found multiple cases of saudi diplomats spearing suspects of the u.s.. >> and many of the cases, the saudi government has provided .ail money for them prosecutors and law enforcement belief, and some of those cases, the saudi government directly helped them escape the united states. reporter: five of the accused saudi man escaped the state of oregon. saudi's -- oregon's senator wants answers. wyden: for saudi arabia to basically think it is above the law is just unacceptable. reporter: and 2016, a man was charged with the hit and run killing of a 15-year-old. she was imaginative, empathetic, intelligent. reporter: two weeks after his trial, he broke off his ankle monitor revise -- ankle monitor device and was flown out of the country in a private jet. authorities believe he was provided with a false passport. he and the other man accused are believed to be back in saudi arabia. >> put her jerry in front of a jury up -- put her killer in front of a jury of peers reporter: the u.s. does not have an extra mission treaty with saudi arabia -- an

she said in just kind of a screaming panic, shane, your dad, your dad, he was shot six times. >> youeverybody? >> yeah. the thought hadn't even sunk in yet we just started contacting everybody and had to listen to everybody's cries and screams over the phone. >> he goes dad's been shot. and i said what do you mean dad's been shot? dad has been killed. >> and so she greeted her daughters after the recital with the news about grandpa. >> they loved their grand pa. he was the greatest to all three of them. >> it was a relationship that almost wasn't for any of them. >> doug and bertie, as he liked to call her, were teenaged sweet heart, married young. and as often happens, even as their family grew their marriage shrivelled. what happened? >> life happens. >> bertie found god. doug did not. >> the closer i got to the lord, it's like the further we got apart. >> until it became clear to bertie she won't go into detail, that she and doug were doomed, unless -- >> i did something drastic. i left him without his knowledge. >> take the kids with you? >> of course. >> so you went off on your

we have shane donovan's book, strangers on a bridge, produced in 1965.his is all about the soviets by rudolf abel my father was exchanged for. we have my book published in 2017. it takes his personal correspondence and the journal fromd kept and the letters prison. a historic account of what he went through while incarcerated. we have a variety of different little things here. soviet fa-two missile. these were the missiles during the cuban missile crisis. we have this shovel that i brought back from russia from the missile base where my father was shot down. this is an authentic cold war historic item from the missile 2 in that shut down the u 1960. theddition, we have this, booster stage of the sa2. this is all we could fit in the museum at this time. the actual missile is outside in our storage facility next door. but it gives you an idea, with a this -- with this model of the sa-2, the booster section is at the end but gives you an idea of what this component is for. as you can see, the missile is 80 foot long. my father was able to survive being shot

you know our next guest as zombie-killer-turned-zombie shane on "the walking dead".sher". season two is available to stream now on netflix. please say hello to jon bernthal. [cheers and applause] ♪ >> jimmy: how you doin', everything all right? the family good? >> the family is so good. >> jimmy: do you bring the whole family to new york when you're shooting "the punisher"? >> i bring my dog family. the humans stay home. >> jimmy: the humans stay home. >> yeah, the babies stay home, but the dogs definitely come. we high tail it across the country. we can't put them on planes, so we drive. >> jimmy: oh, you do? >> we do. >> jimmy: is that fun? >> it's a mixed bag. i drive with my old man. >> jimmy: you do? >> my old man is the greatest on earth. i love my dad with all my heart. right on. [ applause ] and, you know, for, for a 70-year-old guy to just pick up and drive across country with three pit bulls, that's something, man. but i'll tell you, there are specific rules and regulations for driving across country with my old man. first of all, you're not going to do any

gq washington post new york times and article by shane crutcher. >> without objection the articles areant to note for the record that mr. whitaker, you owe us responses on a number of issues raised today. responses we intend to secure, including but not limited to the times and dates you agreed from the special counsel's investigation. your communications with the president after you receive those briefings. the basis for your statements of the special counsel's investigation reaching its conclusion. and whether you told the special counsel not to take any specific investigative or prosecutorial steps. i would also note that your testimony was at best inconsistent on the topic of your communications with the white house prior to your tenure at the department. it is not credible that you both interviewed for a job handling the president's response to the special counsel investigation. and never conveyed your opinions about that investigation to the white house. we require answers to these questions. i asked the department to work with the committee to provide them. as part of that work

it was a tip that led captain shane greer to this very spot at the edge of the woods. >> that's when>> clear as day? >> clear as day. >> reporter: greer is one of hundreds of responders who tirelessly searched for casey. >> casey was tired and cold efrcold, he was hungry. >> i spoke to sheriff chip hughes. >> we started looking at the odds. what is the chance that a three-year-old child in the elements, with wildlife around, bears, that he can survive? when people showed up, you could see the look of determination. you know, casey belongs to all of us now. >> reporter: all the while, hughes promised casey's family he'd bring their boy home. >> that was a tall promise i made to this lady, and we were committed to stay to the end. >> reporter: and you kept that in your mind, it sounds like? >> exactly. when the rescue pulled up, the doors opened and i saw this 25-pound child, three-year-old there, with his eyes open, big brown eyes, it was tearjerking. this was when we made good on our promise. i would have stayed out there an entire year just to make that happen. >> reporter: casey's

. >> speak with shane, please. >> i'm sick and tired of you guys. the last guy that came in here you did the same thing. get the hell out of here. get the hell out of here. the last guy did the same thing. are you with the guardian? >> yes. you just broke my glasses. >> the last guy did the same damn thing. >> you just body slammed me and broke my glasses. >> get the hell out of here. >> greg gianforte pleaded guilty to assault for his actions that were recorded on that tape. and then donald trump literally applauded gianforte for his assault. >> greg is smart. by the way, never wrestle him. you understand that? never. any guy that can do a body slam, he's my kind of -- he's my guy. >> meanwhile on capitol hill today, house democrats are moving forward with plans to block donald trump's last-ditch strategy to please the far-right and get money for a border wall, a resolution to terminate trump's emergency declaration at the southern border was introduced by congressman joaquin castro. with more than 220 co-sponsors, including one republican. the hou

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. >> elisa was now going by the name of shane ivaroni and was working as a paralegal at a florida law firm. >> elisa was a very smart person. she had, i believe, 140 iq. >> she could talk anybody into anything? >> right. >> but now that she was finally exposed for the con artist she was and was in custody, elisa decided to tell her story, starting at long last with her legal name. >> my whole name is laren. l-a-r-e-n. l-a-r-e-n. my middle name is renee, r-e-n-e-e. >> okay. >> my maiden name was sims, s-i-m-s. >> and elisa, where's that coming from? change or you just wanted a different name? >> no, i left florida. you know, i mean, i was a fugitive from florida. >> elisa or lauren, was from massachusetts and was a mother of two. she was wanted in florida for violating probation on a burglary and theft charge and had been on the run for nine years, she said. she eventually settled in las vegas where she met larry and by this time had changed her name to elisa. she told the police she was at the horse show in arizona when she found out police wanted to talk to her about larry. and so sh

reverend shane harris of "the people's alliance for justice" .. and other local ministers met at the d-a's office this morning. they're demanding anne marie schubert áprosecute .. the two police officers who were involved in the deadly march incident that left a father of two dead. reverand harris says the d-a's decision to ánotá prosecute could put the city in danger...

. >> we don't support border wall from sea to shaneing sea. >> we are not talking about hand size. we need medicare for all. >> what the democrats is proposing is something as false as the wall. >> i'm cory booker. i'm running for president of the united states of america. >> the water seems warm. >> we understand the frustration of the fans. >> what do we doe about the haters? we love them. >> bret: well, remember, it's super bowl weekend. let's just focus there. it's a long week. thank you for inviting us in your home. that is it for the "special report." fair, balanced unafraid. the story by unbashed new england fan -- >> not balanced about the one thing. thank you, bret. good to see you. ♪ >> martha: breaking right now is a big story. virginia's governor already under fire for the comments in support of the right to late term abortion is now back on the hot seat again this evening. responding to a racially-charged photo that surfaced late today from his 1984 medical school yearbook. it shows two men, one wearing blackface, the other dressed as a member of the ku klux klan. with

. >> reporter: stall holder shane gilkes is keen to consign the poisoning to history and projects ange of confidence and normality >> took three months to pick back up. but we're okay now. people are a bit more confident back out in the town, so here we are as you can see. >> rorter: these two officer from the kremlin's g.r.u. intelligence agency intelligenca agentsre blamed for the sharp decline of salisbury's economy. this is c.c.t.v. footage of them in the city last march. t according to british authorities the two agents tried to kill russian defector sergei skripal and his daughter yulia, by smearing a tiny amount of a nerve agent called novichok onr the door ome in salisbury. the skripals survived, just. but the deadly nature of the assassin's invisible weapon , ared visitors away. in the market squa a stall selling indian street food, tony dokhpanjan singh is still suffering from the fear factor. >> we lost at least 60%. 60% losses. when it happthed. slowly, a little it picked up. now it's like, i'd say, it's down about 30%. i'm down 30%. a lot of people are stng. >> reporter: