quinn's mom, gail sikes. >> quinn called and said where's the money, they're going to kill me.oney. >> and you said? >> i dropped it, absolutely. >> jesus, quinn, what kind of people are these? i told you, you go to the crab shack and there's a huge parking lot on your right. >> listen to me, hello. >> and for the first time, everyone heard the voice of one of the kidnappers. >> was anybody following you? >> no, i don't -- certainly not. >> anybody follows you, you know what happens. >> what? i'm sorry? hello? >> when you hear that guy's voice on the phone, that changes everything. >> absolutely. she said early on three albanians grabbed her over a loan shark. we've got a male there. >> at last, a solid lead. but everyone, including the fbi's james casey, was perplexed over why the kidnappers were still asking for the money. didn't they have it? >> they pulled into a gas station not far from joe's crab shack after they had done a little driving around. so as we're sitting there watching them, a jacksonville beach police cruiser pulls into the gas station and starts talking to t

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senator sass cautioned the stministration against acting sike everybody the u.s.s business with should be treated like an enemy. jeff. >> glor: weijia, thank you. the ongoing violence in nicaragua could soon become thi. hundreds have been killed since protest began in nicaragua in april. protesters are demanding president daniel ortega step down. now many see leaving the country as their only option. manuel bojorquez remains the only network correspondent inside nicaragua. >> reporter: antigovernment protesters say they were attacked last night outside managua in the city of jinotega, adbarrage of bullets that left three dead. police insist they were fired upon first. it's the latest painful reminder that the turmoil here continues. after these confrontations, many of the protesters say they're being threatened and forced to flee their towns. we're about to meet one young man who has been hiding out in a safe house. he goes by sombra, or shadow. so your family stayed behind, but because you participated in hee protests they're receiving atreats. >> si. >> reporter

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the pressure is on you, charlie sikes, while i try to figure out how to stop "the who" from continuing. >> there's a problem. all right. go ahead. somebody get rid of this song. geez, look at that. i know how to get it started. i just don't know how to turn it off. all right. there you go. go ahead, charlie. >> okay. well, it is a faustian bargain and i appreciate the people who say, but gorsuch. the question is what is the price. in this bargain you get a lot of what you like but it turns out the price is more than you expect. the problem is that, you know, trumpism is making the conservative movement of the republican party, it is making it dumber, crueller, more dishonest, more disconnected with reality, more extreme. i think they're going to pay a price. the republican party and the conservative movement need to be more than a culture personality and slogan on the hat. i think this is the balancing act. how many of your principles, how many lies are you willing to accept, how many outrages are you willing to enable and rationalize? what sort of behavior are conservatives willing to

that was a little bit of a surprise the president tweeted out just spoke to siking solomon of saud arabiaing saudi arabia to increase production. maybe up to 2 million barrels to make the difference. prices too high. and according to the president, he has agreed. >> yeah. all though i should say i'm read thing a note from jpmorgan talking about the trump confusion over oil over the weekend and it looks like the kingdom didn't make such a promise. >> it's flat holding near the highs. oil gained 8% last week. since saudi arabia and opec and the allies like russia oil has gone the other way. >> it's unclear. even if there was any kind of soft agreement they had the capacity to ramp up supply the market is skeptical of that idea it could happen quickly or effectively. >> yeah. i was hearing that last week, as well if we believe somehow there's an unlimited supply, they have an enormous amount but at some point, even the saudis can get to a point where it becomes more difficult to produce in terms of the numbers they are now mike, tesla, obviously, going to be a future on the upside. everythin

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