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For." and i said, "well, you know, ive really got a pertinent matter to discuss with you if theres any way you could possibly, you know, have him call you back or --" >> what was it? the pertinent matter? >> it was letting her know that id discovered that shed been having an affair this entire time. >> is that who was calling her, the person you suspected? >> i kind of got that feeling that thats who was calling her. >> reporter: in fact, it was ed raulerson. >> i called her. she answered. and i...

I guess it wouldve been, well, about another month. >> reporter: ed insisted to police he had no idea where heather was, but he did give them a big clue. he told investigators that, in fact, he spoke to heather on the phone the very night she disappeared, and he heard something on that call that was alarming then, and even more alarming now. >> i called her. she answered. and immediately i could hear kind of arguing. >> reporter: ed said he heard a mans voice in the background during that call. ...

Explain to them, no, they will not be there. and instead, its not going to be the headliners. >> yeah, thats because we just learned that morning pence was not coming. a lot of people were coming to see trump, but then learned that trump would not be here, had to learn through us that he would not be here. of course, they were disappointed. in fact, many said they were disappointed specifically in paul ryan and other republican leaders who were distancing themselves from trumps comments, saying ...

Foreings and what we are hearing from the sources in mexico and the united states is that there is a very serious consideration in mexico this time for honoring the standing u.s. extradition reque request. we are also told that it is something that could not happen immediately, and if it does occur, it could take months. it all sort of depends on what happens on the part of el chapos lawyers filing paperwork, and arguing in the courts gaiagainst extra the disn as they have done in the past. were...

There is some credibility out there that we in the media and others went cheap labor errors. nannies and garners and things like that. and underpaid software employees. and who suffers? it is the working class? that is what ted cruz is saying. the as message a lot of us might miss and that is i think he did it in that humorous way but it is a real issue for a lot of people. >> is ted cruz essentially saying the same kind of things as donald trump but in a much smarter way? >> well i think first ...

Process thats bad for the environment because we prolong bottlenecks. other greener countries do environmental review in less than a year. takes us a decade often. its really important to do whats needed to make decisions which is to create lines of authority. the reason it takes a decade is not because anybody is getting wiser during all those years of arguing. its because nobody has authority to make a decision. >> is there a way to jump-start this modernization without a federal policy in pla...

A criminal defendant and others where celebrities were punished i think more harshly because of their status as a celebrity. whats especially tricky for cosby in this case, though, is that at its very core, this case is about the misuse of his celebrity status and so that gives the prosecutor a very powerful argument. essentially to be arguing, hey, ladies and gentlemen, dont let him get away with this again. send this celebrity a message or dont allow celebrity justice to happen. that means, im...

Significant? yes, you know, is it overwhelmingly significant? >> no. >> okay. so its medical records from a big history of back problems, lets say by chance, he had a car accident or something like that that shows he had these issues, are you fought really feeling it, its not going to impact the case? >> heres the point if you are a prosecutor, what you are arguing here, is this is not relevant. we are talking about a back problem. what does that have to do with a catastrophic final injury, that...

And this not a one-man-show, and a corner of the country, a group of people who are angry and isolated and feel cut off and frankly angry and isolated and cutoff of what we think is mainstream media, too. >> and johanna, how does a leading womens magazine cover trump? >> well, we have covered trum, b but the one gift that trump has given us is that he has engaged a lot h of people who otherwise would not be interested in this primary season. >> true. >> and now you have suddenly record numbers o...

Voters is an economic divide. its kind of looking at the income ladder, kind of us against them, against the 1%. and arguing with a great deal of statistical evidence that the middle class has lost ground in the past generation while wealth has moved upward on the ladder. the republicans have a very different us and then. particularly donald trump who is dividing along cultural and ethnic and even racial lines you see fundamental different lines. who is the coalition? when you look at the modern...