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Im pretty cynical. so, i was not really sure what the long-term effect was going to be. >> one year after erica was left for dead, reporter jesse halladay made a house call to ericas grandparents house, a checkup of sorts. >> with erica being so young and with her grandparents raising her, and there was so much interest to begin with, we wanted to go back and see how she was doing. >> erica had jesse at hello. thats all it took for the high spirited 3-year-old to win over the cynical reporter. >...

Welcome to fox news at night. we begin with chief intelligence correspondent katherine harris tracking all of todays key developments, lets start with two different filings in the cohen case. >> one of the filings from the district of new york and the other from the special counsel, the recommendation was for four years of prison and a fine of $500,000 but the special counsel filing was interesting because it gave an indication the russian information he had been providing. ive got one quoted my...

We begin with chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge tracking all of them. >> one of the filings was for the district attorney, and the recommendation was for at least four years in prison and a fine of $500,000. the special counsel filing was interesting because it gave us an indication of the type of a russia information that he had been providing. i have one quote in my notebook, thats the acronym for the special counsel office and, the investigation that he obtained by virtue of...

A quote zero tolerance policy on such matters and has reported even involve the united nations as some aspects of these allegations involve sensitive topics linked to the protection of those involved we have sought support from relevant parties who willingly offer to support to people. a scandal of this magnitude threatens the development of womens football in afghanistan. dublin played host to the euro twenty twenty qualifying draw on sunday with a pick of the groups featuring fierce rivals ger...

Indictment, and then mueller brings to it the justice department to whitaker to whom he reports for whitaker to sign off on it and whitaker says nope, ill take that and he stuffs into it a desk drawer, how would we know? its not like anybody has to make an announcement than. how would we know if thats what has been happening ever since matt whitaker arrived three weeks ago tomorrow? thats why it is all the more interesting that tonight we are getting a first look at what might be robert muellers...

Its not like anything has to make an announcement about that. how would we know if thats whats been happening since matt whitaker arrived three weeks ago tomorrow? thats why it is all the more interesting that tonight, we are getting a first look at what might be robert muellers notebook. his sort of working file. because tonight, nbc news has obtained a draft criminal information, which is the kind -- its basically an indictment when you agree to plead instead of having a trial. also, a draft p...

Notebook. his sort of working file. because tonight, nbc news has obtained a draft criminal information, which is the kind -- its basically an indictment when you agree to plead instead of having a trial. also, a draft plea agreement, also a draft statement of the offense. all these documents appear to have been created by the special counsels office, though we have no way of verifying that directly. the documents were reportedly created by robert muellers office and sent by mueller to a man nam...

Times. >> the prosecutor was seen with his notebook. you wont even tell us whether you see the documents in front of you? ms. hearst, i refuse to answer. >> that ruling destroyed the entire defense. it gave a wonderful springboard to say in essence to the jury, shes always been a defiant child. >> people wanted patty to do jail time. she was more unpopular than the boston strangler. >> it was a nightmare that we had to revisit. >> it was so cold, no matter

But its here also because thats something i did for you. me. and for you to love me as much as i love you. thats the end of the quote. when you read the material that you found, what did you think? >> that this was so bizarre. that gives you a mind-set of the type of person we were dealing with. >> reporter: then, roarer found a notebook. incredibly, with more words penned by jessica reid. "i killed someone. he was older. i loved it. i wish i could do it all the time. if greg doesnt watch it, im...

Eight notebook. though theres a fourth bucket. i dont think they are going to back away. i truly believe that all of the evidence thats come out over the last who years particularly directed at the fbi and doj as well as hillary clinton as well as the information that we found out about the professor and working with -- basically with the fbi and -- >> george papadopoulos. >> absolutely. this is all going to move forward. >> sean: professor, let me ask you. this is really, really important. if t...