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Do you think that happened from your perspective? >> no. i dont. i think he was all over the place. page, he didnt meet with people like on the stage when he was over there. and this was a -- if youre involved in espionage, youre not announcing youre making a speech. and he was involved in a case back in 2013 when he worked with the fbi against a russian operation and the fbi also knows that their investigation in that case said that carter page is an idiot and can never be used for any type of ...

There was a case back in 1998 when arkansas and im not going to mention the name of the subjects because thats not important. we dont want to bring any more publicity but it was similar where they used a fire alarm to get people to exit and it would allow the subject to open fire. as we hear more and more of that where we had a witness earlier with jake tapper saying that the call went out that there was a lockdown, yet you still have a fire alarm being pulled, was that someone fleeing in panic ...

I feel really convicted that i answer to god at the end of the day, like thats who im going to see when i die. and i hope that we can live up to our -- i hope we can live up to who we are. >> reporter: the pastor is clear eyed about the risk. >> were trusting in god that he would kind of help us, guide us to make the reright decision. >> reporter: it doesnt mean its an easy choice. >> there is some element were entering into that i dont totally know exactly what the consequences are, but what th...

Coverage. if the government loses, we will make sure those people keep their health care in one form or another. >> hi, katherine. it must have been an exciting day for you in court. i was there. im curious most about justice roberts because we know that he was the deciding factor last time. he usually, you know, keeps it pretty close to the vest. but could you get as a lawyer any read by the questions he was asking how he might be thinking on this? >> reporter: you know, he was really quiet tod...

Video demands they made. they would have been i think quite alert to the fact that a rescue attempt was possible. >> is -- snatching a page out of the i the isiss book. they are more likely to hold for ransom. where we seeing is a shift. >> yemen is a place where kidnapping for ransom is endemic. i spent time there in fact narrowly being kidnapped by myself. and it is quite unusual in yemen more people to be killed. there was a case back in 1998 where a group of western hostages was taken by al ...

Look at scientists? >> absolutely. it used to be case back in albert einsteins day that he was viewed as part of pop culture and a rock star in his time. its a shame that weve lost that. >> reporter: with stars like kevin spacey. >> its kind of cool to see the geeks and nerds get the upper hand. >> zuckerberg organized a star show complete with paparazzi and a red carpet. do you want this to be the most prestigious prize in science? >> we certainly want this to be both a meaningful reward for th...

>> this tragic story raises so many questions about who is responsible and what are the legal consequences here? joining us is the legal panel and former prosecutor. and gentle men, this is heart breaking. any parent. any human being just feels for this childs mother. we have seen this time and time again. it reminds us of the case back in 20006 with young meggan. where are we headed here? fred? >> i have to tell you. i have three sons in high school. it is near and dear to my heart. the bottom ...

>> it is one of the worst atrocities of justice we have ever seen. the 54-year-old former teacher convicted of statutory rape in montana. he abused a 14-year-old girl named sharice morales who committed suicide after the case went public. the judge sentenced rambold to 30 days in jail saying the 14-year-old was partially at fault. that was caused national outrage. here now is judge janeen shapiro. what will the state do or are they still confused? >> the judge is not very bright because what he ...

Atrocities of justice we have ever seen. the 54-year-old former teacher convicted of statutory rape in montana. he abused a 14-year-old girl named sharice morales who committed suicide after the case went public. the judge sentenced rambold to 30 days in jail saying the 14-year-old was partially at fault. that was caused national outrage. here now is judge janeen shapiro. what will the state do or are they still confused? >> the judge is not very bright because what he tried to do after the publ...

She says she forgot her keys and went back inside the house with her weapon. she says she was terrified, became trapped. >> he saw my weapon at my side, and when he saw it, he was even more upset and thats when he threatened to kill me. >> reporter: in thursdays decision the appeals court reversed her conviction saying she can use the self-defense claim but still wont be able to use stand your ground. >> the reaction is the same as it usually is, okay, theres a need to send the case back, it com...