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>> his behavior the first few days after her death was very strange and peculiar to me. >> how so? >> i, myself, never really saw him shed a tear. but i was suspect of everyone that had any contact with her. i didnt trust anyone. >> at the funeral cassys casket was left open to tell the world what was done to her, said her siblings. >> her face was covered in bruises. her neck was a giant bruise and swollen. her hands were black. >> but who had done it? for months, all anyone could do was specul...

Months, all anyone could do was speculate. >> i thought it was over. i thought she was just dead and that was it and nothing was ever gonna be done about it. >> at the sheriffs office, investigative supervisor tavizon questioned his deputy, sanchez. why hadnt he even dusted for fingerprints? >> he said, no, he said, "its too clean. " to him it wasnt anything that wouldve been helpful to the investigation. >> kind of an assumption there, huh? >> well, i guess i would -- thats what you could call ...

Moment. —— reuters. it continues saying the officials say that the strike was targeting suspected militants. we are trying to get confirmation of that from the white house. that is the latest we have got really. it sounds like it is slightly different to thursdays devastating attack, which was also close to kabul airport. an attack which claimed more than 170 lives. i believe we are expecting a briefing from the pentagon over the next couple of hours. we may get some more detail on this. pre...

That raised a lot of questions. what was the secretary of state doing on that call? why hadnt he acknowledged it earlier? what was his role in supervising or coordinating with rudy giuliani or state department officials working with rudy giuliani, including kurt volker, gordon sondland and so on. these are all questions that remain unanswered. you can naj congress, at least the house democrats will want to ask him about that. theyve already clashed about the requests for testimony and documents....

Republican voters abandon president trump, republican elected officials by and large are not going to abandon president trump. they already are not offering what seems like a very robust defense of what president trump is alleged to have done. but they are attacking his attackers or in some cases just trying to avoid saying anything at all. >> peter baker, i read from our friends over at "time" magazine tonight, this is about secretary of state mike pompeo. nearly two dozen officials told "time"...

Media. everything about this condolence call news story is shameful. that was joseph wolfson. instead of honoring the heroes who have made the ultimate sacrifice, both trump supporters and haters in both d.c. and the media will use their deaths as opportunities to push their own narrative that the president is either wonderful or a sociopath. everyone should let these grieving families alone. everything about this news cycle has been down right shameful. that captures it. >> it has become part o...

Was asked was why hadnt he commented about this mission? he himself brought up these families, these gold star families and the way he talks -- he contacts them and, you know, as if it was some sort of contest with previous presidents in the way that he did it. thats what struck the sour note from the beginning, and he has not let this go. i mean, its one thing -- we know the president is a counter puncher and we saw him counter punching at congresswoman wilson today. but at what goal? its one t...

The presidents trust, but why hadnt he lost the trust on the 26th? thats whats pressing in between. >> right. ivan watson is getting reaction from the kremlin and the breaking news involving the now ex-national security adviser micha michael flynn. what are you learning in moscow? >> reporter: i think seeing a number of top russian lawmakers come out and basically interpret the resignation of mike flynn or the firing as we have now heard of mike flynn as being kind of a blow against russia so yo...

Than -- underestimated, lets say. theres a major problem here for germany. >> authorities had their eyes on him like you had said, he was traveling in parts of that continent. but i want to ask you what can we learn from it? vetting, whats the takeaway here? >> well, this is something, the most immediate concern that i think the trump administration is going to have to deal once they assume office a month from now, how we keep track not only of people who are trying to come to the united states ...

Lets go from five star hotel to five star hotel having gourmet dinners with foreign ministers and to what extent would he represent the kind of stuff-minded america-first policies that trump has campaigned on. trump has to have somebody at state whos very tough and very willing to take on foreign leaders and say, wait a second, im here to represent the united states. >> that was shady. >> newt gingrich campaigning in favor of rudy giuliani by the way for secretary of state. >> hadnt he ever hear...