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Putin and wanted to lift sanctions. >> barbara, im sorry. your thoughts on this moment? >> i think one of the things that robert mueller and his team are going to ask marie a butina in their sessions is was that call being called on as random as it appeared? was there an agreement in advance that president trump would call on her? was that answer scripted in advance? did she know that was coming? did they coordinate that question and answer or was that purely random? i think there would be great...

Weeks g 20 in argentina, michael cohen pleaded guilty to making false statements about a trump tower project in moscow. this is going well. >> its going well. i mean, i know what rudy giuliani said. i have a hard time believing mueller has a calendar saying there is a presidential trip. thats now how the law works and not how indictments work. its not out of some kind of weird spite this is coincidekoc. its fun to watch you read that. >> its not like there is any shortage of bad news for the pre...

>> i was just a college student at berkeley. and i was living with my boyfriend. you know, and i was just like a dumb 19-year-old. thats about it. >> we lived in a two-story townhouse. there was still kind of a dicey street scene in berkeley, petty crime, it was fairly rampant. i think three days before the kidnapping, a couple showed up at night looking a little bit sketchy, asking about rentals. it didnt seem right in retrospect, obviously they were checking us out. but at the time we just dis...

>> her relationship to her mother was a lot more problematic. catherine was a southern belle. she was a woman that had come from georgia, swept off her feet by the cosmopolitan hearst heir. i wouldnt call her snobby, but she had an upper class kind of attitude. >> her mother wanted patty to do well in school, come out in society, go to college. but basically lead her mothers life. she was in rebellion against some of the strictures her mother in particular imposed on her like convent schools. sh...

Steve weed. and they got a nice little apartment very near the campus of berkeley. >> her father was pretty easy going about it. are you going to shack up with my daughter? you just treat her nicely. her mother was very unhappy about it but she didnt show it. her breeding was to be polite, and she was. and i appreciated it. >> in the 1970s, randy hearsts title was publisher of "the san francisco examiner." >> he would be working at the paper and say tomorrow im going to go duck hunting. just rem...

Oakland superintendent of schools. >> the schools cannot do the job of education in the big cities alone. >> marcus foster became a controversial figure partially because he was trying to have a police presence in the schools and establish a kind of i.d. system for the students. the concern was that the police would be in the schools not to protect the students, but to control them. defreeze became convinced that foster had to be killed. >> one night marcus foster was walking from the school boa...

Lenin and they studied communism in underground cells, and they truly believed that the only way that you could change a society for the better was to have this armed revolution. >> we felt that we had to kind of ramp up the response. shit was hitting the fan everywhere. i didnt come to this conclusion to do what i was doing in two weeks or a month. you know? it was a huge evolution. i graduated high school in 1963. the civil rights movement was ramping up. but i had no political consciousness o...

However long its been, it wasnt a simple story. when somebody you love is close to you is kidnapped, its a particular kind of torture. its very hard to understand unless its actually happened to you. she did change and it wasnt too many months before i realized that we werent getting back together. everything was crushed. it was gone, it was done. but im just trying to -- you know if this is a documentary and you want the history, you want to know what it was like before the kidnapping, thats my...

Her demeanor, her presence, as she sat with us in 2010 could easily be that of a kindergarten teacher. instead, she knows she will die in prison and says she is haunted by what happened in that farmhouse. what was it like to watch those people die? >> hell. >> reporter: and when you see it in your head? >> it makes my heart drop. thats one thing in this world that i cant go back and fix. >> reporter: the truth about that night? here it is, said jessica. she and fester, days without sleep or real...

Firing shots at officers and anyone in his way and another female employee was shot and killed. witnesses described the chaos. >> radiation treatment and as we walked to the car i had to fall to my knees, it started instantly like a gunbattle. >> it was chaos, mass chaos. he started shooting at random. shannon: officer samuel jimenez shot and killed, responding to the violence. >> they did what heroic offices always do, ran towards the gunfire. they werent assigned, they went. that is what we do...