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And harley took heat over this. celina gomez, hindu head dress. everybody got upset. i guess i am cultural appropriator. >> laura: as spaniard? >> no, a tie. date back to 210 b.c, chinese empporer, louis xiv. dont take my tie, leave my tie in place. >> laura: take the tie off. >> im wearing a french and chinese -- >> laura: is that a windsor knot? that is modified. >> this is a simple half windsor. >> laura: i think the clip-on ties look great on you. the bow tie is next. >> im a small world guy...

Dar es salaam, tanzania. >> simultaneous attacks become the hallmark of al qaeda demonstrating its power. >> the death toll now stands at 210. 5,000 people were injured. >> this attack is very sophisticated. it is very coordinated. this is an enemy that we were not prepared for. >> overseas tonight, secretary of state madeleine albright spent the day in east africa. >> i went to kenya. i also went to tanzania to see what had happened. basically, still trying to collect the facts. we began to be ...

Drumbeat of criticism against the russian government. he even wrote a book accusing the fsb of starting a war in chechnya for political reasons. in response, russia branded litvinenko a traitor, his image used for target practice by russian special forces. this wasnt just symbolism. in march 2006, eight months before litvinenkos murder, the russian parliament passed a law authorizing the liquidation of enemies of the state anywhere in the world. >> you dont pass that just for the sake of passing...

Enough, is called "traitors." it names and shames individuals who are supposedly enemies of the russian state. lugovois high profile here is just one reason that many people who suspect him of murder dont think he acted on his own. another reason, all of the polonium 210 in russia is under the control of the state. >> its impossible to use a state-controlled substance like this without the knowledge of the very top of the country. >> reporter: because youre unleashing a radioactive substance? it...

Friends called "sasha", died without knowing what had killed him. the results from a battery of tests came in too late, but they did come in. it turned out he was killed by something far more lethal than common rat poison. >> its polonium! >> reporter: polonium 210 to be exact. a rare and deadly radioactive isotope. the news shocked the world, even though most people werent exactly sure what polonium was. but paul joyal knew what it was, and what it could do. that his friend essentially burned t...

>> reporter: why if he had died 12 hours earlier, would it have made any difference? >> because they wouldnt have found out, they would have marked the death certificate as "death unknown." he would have been put in the ground and it would have been just a mystery -- unknown -- unknown assailants. turn the page, move on. >> its the key of this murder. polonium 210 was discovered and now we know exactly, sasha was killed by polonium 210. >> its an almost perfect murder weapon. polonium has no sme...

Said by his intelligence officials and whats been done by this administration against russia. you have aid to ukraine, magnitsky act sanctions. state backed media to register as foreign agents. the administration on policy, can you can see they have done more than the obama administration? >> i cant say theyve done more but i support those steps. they give the administration credit for doing those things. i wish we had more, for lack of a better term, synchronized method. the tone of the top is ...

Blast. the target, the u.s. embassy in dar es salaam, tanzania. >> simultaneous attacks become the hallmark of al qaeda demonstrating its power. >> the death toll now stands at 210. 5,000 people were injured. >> this attack is very sophisticated. it is very coordinated. this is an enemy that we were not prepared for. >> overseas tonight, secretary of state madeleine albright spent the day in east africa. >> i went to kenya. i also went to tanzania to see what had happened. basically, still tryin...

More testing is urpd way to reunite children separated from their parents at the u.s. border. officials say its a move to guard against smugglers pretending to be parents. meantime reports on the first legal step towards bringing families back together. >> reporter: so for the first time since a federal judge ordered the trump administration to reunify families that had been separated. we have some indications that in large numbers those families maybe reunified soon. a lawyer here says that nin...

Millions of dollars in fines, the fact that he represented this firm that tried to silence its 3,500 employees and intimidate them into not confidentially complaining about safety violations to the federal government, you know, he is a coal lobbyist for one of the -- he has been a coal lobbyist in the past for one of the worst offending companies. you know, were going to have to remain vigilant with a spotlight on because unfortunately the policies of the trump administration arent changing. >> ...