weinberger.e's the hostess and she's the mostest. >> turning each unreliable fragment in her mind as if seeing scenes from her life for the first time. >> i have marky all to myself. >> none of it made sense to michelle. hadn't they had it all? money, youth, happiness. what on earth caused him to chuck it all without as much as a note of explanation. >> november 1st was our three-year anniversary and a bit of a turning point for me. but prior to that i still believed wholeheartedly that he was going to send for me. and if he sent for me, i would have went with him. >> really? >> i would have, yes. and that day came and went with no phone call, no letter, nothing. and that made me realize that i needed to take care of myself and try to get back on my own two feet. >> mark was still alive. she knew that because, even though she hadn't heard from him since that brief phone call in greece, credit card statements were still coming in to their home in chicago. >> he's going to the biggest fashion house

weinberger: it's both.doubt this in his vision, i was on the trump advisory council the disbanded itself i worked for two other presidents and for president obama both sides. this president was fixated in those meetings on the workers in the unit dates and making sure they have a fair deal that is undoubtedly part of it. they will also say the end game is not to go ahead and power tariffs, that does tax benefit, is to get the parties of the table. we can differ about whether it's the best strategy to get there in the business community does get there. we think we need a court in an effort to sit down talk about the real issues at the table and have a very defined in specific strategy about what we want to achieve and we haven't seen that yet. should take ad we longer-term view but a lot of things in short-term happen such as midterm elections read in less than 45 days from now. as you look across the business community talking with various ceos, are they concerned are they helpful about the house of represe

lawrence walsh brought charges against caspar weinberger, bud mcfarland, john poindexter, oliver northacord and nine others. fawn hall was not charged. >> nobody really believes that these people intended to be criminals. >> it just, it reeks with politics. >> i just have to believe that they're going to be found innocent, because i don't think they were guilty of any lawbreaking or any crime. >> the court of law disagreed. nearly four years after beginning his investigation, the independent counsel won guilty verdicts against north and poindexter. their crimes included destroying federal documents and lying to congress. but in the end, none of it would stick. an appeals court overturned their convictions. >> totally exonerated. fully, completely. why -- i don't have another word for it. help me. >> the legal aftermath of iran contra reached well beyond reagan's tenure and deep into that of president george h.w. bush. on christmas eve, 1992, president bush, with only weeks left in office, pardoned mcfarland and weinberger. the independent counsel's investigation had lasted six years, s

lawrence walsh brought charges against casper weinberger, bud mcfarland, john poindexter, oliver northn hall was not charged. >> nobody really believes that these people intended to be criminals. >> it just wreaks with politics. >> i just have to believe that they're going to be found innocent because i don't think they were guilty of any law breaking or any crime. >> narrator: the court of law disagreed. nearly four years after beginning his investigation, the independent counsel won guilty verdicts against north and poindexter. their crimes included destroying federal documents and lying to congress. but in the end, none of it would stick. an appeals court overturned their convictions. >> totally exonerated, fully, completely. i don't have another word for it. help me. >> narrator: the legal aftermath of iran-contra reached well beyond reagan's tenure and deep into that of president george h.w. bush. on christmas eve 1992, president bush, with only weeks left in office, pardoned mcfarland and weinberger. the independent counsel's investigation had lasted six years, seven months and 1

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bush when he fired caspar weinberger explicitly and specifically with a corrupt motive to avoid them to testifying against him. nobody suggested that is impeachable. if they were to impeach any president i think congress would go out of its way to find a crime. the more interesting issue is what evidentiary requirements are. they have to prove beyond reasonable doubt. what they charge treason? these are the two witness rules applying in impeachment, i don't know the answer and i say that clearly. >> it is a good time to talk about specific allegations. there is a key distinction what would happen in and impeachment circumstance around trump. imagine an article impeachment against the president for an act everyone concedes is not a crime, the president moved to london and stopped doing the job for 6 months, you could impeach the president for that. >> that may be what 1125 is about. if he leaves his job and you find he voluntarily left his job. i have another example. russia invades alaska and says just like we took back crimea we take back russia. the deal we made selling russia for

renoir in the last year of his life, was handed to the granddaughter of the jewish owner, alfred weinberger. scientists say they have discovered humanity's oldest known drawing on a small fragment of rock in south africa. the drawing is about 73,000 years old, and shows cross—hatch lines sketched onto stone with red ochre pigment. it was discovered in the blombos cave on the southern coast. some say it looks a bit like a hashtag. don't forget, you can reach me on twitter. i'm @lebo? diseko. thanks for watching. hello there. this morning is starting off on a chilly note after lengthy clear skies overnight. temperatures dipping close to freezing one or two spots across the midlands and into the south—east. however, there will be lots of sunshine through the day. a few showers around, mostly across scotland and northern ireland, thanks to a weak weather front. you can see we started the morning off on a dry note further south. any mist and fog patches tending to clear away quite quickly. more of a breeze though, across the northern half of the country. scattered showers for the northern isles

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