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Coreys brother peter at his dental practice. >> i get a phone call from my mom kind of out of the blue, i didnt think anything. >> corey is dead, that cant be in. >> shes 30-years-old, no way, injust saw her three weeks ago. >> reporter: then the detective was assigned to head the death investigation. when he arrived at the scene, he went straight upstairs. he was in the bedroom when the coroner examined coreys body. >> he tested her body temperature by placing his hand against her abdomen. i fo...

Did this morning. >> you mentioned susan page who is with us. you spoke with comey last week on friday. comey seemed to go a bit further when you talked to him about the possibility that russia may have compromising information on the president. tell us what he told you. >> he said we couldnt rule out the possibility that russia is holding compromising information over the head of the president of the united states. this is an extraordinary charge. he said he didnt have hard evidence of that. he...

Lebanon for us. what are you seeing in the region in terms of the response so far, bill? and there was the response out of the u.n. security council to add to that. >> reporter: yeah, in a way, richard, the response was predictable but fairly muted. i think many people, many governments expected the air strikes to be much worse. remember the russian ambassador to the u.n. just 48 hours ago saying he couldnt rule out the possibility of a war between russia and the u.s. well, that obviously has be...

>> ebbs and flows. >> whats your personal feeling to the president isnt racist but things could be interpreted otherwise? >> bryan can speak to his personal experience far better than i can. i can peer into his soul. i koun want to. i can look at his actions and comments. not just what i think. paul ryan said that it was quote, the very textbook definition of a racist statement when president trump said that a judge who was born and raised in indiana with mexican lineage couldnt rule in his case...

Pleasing to most people. >> not the one that came from méxico, the one that couldnt rule because of his heritage. unconventional and unlike something we have seen before. these are the first live pictures that we have been getting out of there. this is from our affiliate, fox in philly, 35-degrees in philadelphia. a lot of people found reason to get out in the streets. same way in new york city. thats a big crowd and new york city its out in front of the stone wall end in village where hundreds...

Sheriff does not believe it to be an act of terrorism. talk more about how declarative the sheriff was about that investigation. >> he said he couldnt rule that out entirely and thats the issue here. it certainly speaks to larger issues about how they separate the traffic on las vegas boulevard from the sidewalks, and thats an ongoing conversation here, particularly as you head into new years eve which is a big event in vegas to begin with. but he said that they are still trying to work out in c...

Roger wasnt a victim, he was a villain. beverly monroes daughter came to her rescue. >> is your mother a murderer? >> oh, god, no. >> a recent law school graduate, katie monroe was convinced the case against her mother amounted to little more than speculation and conjecture. >> i could hardly imagine a weaker case. i can say with complete confidence that the prosecution did not prove that this was a homicide. >> because theyd initially assumed the death was a suicide, police at rogers home hadnt...

People that know someone in the family thats disturbed or mentally ill, until its happening or severe, blow it off, so and so is quirky, a little fanatical in this area. possibly thats what they meant. and regarding the mental illness. of course, its only quirky until someone goes -- until the person goes and does something like this. or political ideology, that concerns me more. that looks -- that smells right in this situation, that that is likely, im thinking what it was. >> its interesting t...

As opposed to what happens when you have incidents where people jump to conclusions and then are highly negative. so i think it really served a kind of a broader purpose, rather than trying to specifically say what happened. this is -- as ive seen it, fairly typical of what happens when you have an incident where people could jump to conclusions. >> were joined now here in new york by jew gene odonnell, professor of law on policy studies at the college here in new york, and former nypd police of...

It off, oh, you know, so and sos quirky, little fanatical in that area. so possibly thats what they meant. and regarding the mental illness, and then the, you know, and then of course its only quirky until somebody goes and, until the person goes and does something like this. or political ideology, that concerns me more. and that looks -- that smells right in this situation. that is likely -- im thinking what it was. >> well, its interesting that they couldnt rule that out because thats somethin...