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>> i stuck my hand out, said appreciate it. and we shook hands. and when i shook his hand, it was as if an earthquake was going on under his feet and it was only in my hand i could feel it. his arm wasnt shaking, his body wasnt shaking, there was no quivering, but i felt that shake. and i looked at it. and i knew id shaken the hand of the last person that had seen kenia alive. there was no doubt in my mind. i knew in that instant. >> and you believed as of that moment that she was dead? >> yes. ...

How% -- -- how pervasive it is and well put in pieces of the puzzle to figure out what happened here. it is hard not to imagine that doesnt lead somewhere, whether into increased regulation or shake-ups or changes at the companies, whether it is to changes in consumer behavior as people turn them off. im not sure what. but the effects will play out for a while. >> sally, matt, kathleen, thank you for being here. after a quick break, a look back at one of the storytellers who we lost this year. c...

Mother of a small child. howie: does this fuel the sense among trump supporters that they cant be fair. gayle: when i saw "the washington post," they said the whole visit was shrouded in secrecy. howie: security reasons for every president. >> reporters when they are suppose to be fair, straight journalists, turn into opinion journalists. when most of of the stories, the first and second paragraph is all about their opinion, it plays to trumps base saying this is fake news and he cant get a fair...

Much want to answer kind of the yearning in the democratic party for a new leader, and what is going to be like a crowded field of candidate, i mean there could be as many as 20 by march, conceivably, democrats either with exploratory committees or formal announcements. >> that seems actually kind of low. >> you know, compared to last time on the democratic side, it would be high, but the republicans, as we remember, it was a busy field. look, it is also a reminder that there is no real breakout...

The world stories that encourage or make us shake our heads like this story from blog posts the beating heart of nigerias commercial hub is this a pop up but traffic snarls along the major auguries leading there are enough to give any driver a heart attack our correspondent adrian krege reports. breakfast on the side of the road is nothing new for this truck driver. segment is stuck in yet another traffic jam near the port in lagos. had five days weve been stuck here for five days nothings movin...

This isnt an election this is a process of removing voters. the prime minister however doesnt agree. the opposition led by khaled assia they only want to sabotage the elections. the power struggle between shaikh hasina and hunted as he has lasted for decades it all began with a coup against shake has seen his father in one thousand seventy one shaikh became the first president of bangladesh he tried to introduce a secular democracy but many people in the country were opposed in a military coup i...

Minister shaikh has seen or is seeking her third consecutive term in office and her overall fourth tensions are running high in the country the opposition says thousands of their supporters have been arrested by authorities at least ten people have been killed and hundreds injured in pre-election violence collate as the former prime minister and the leader of the main opposition bangladesh nationalist policy has been barred from running she said in prison time for corruption the opposition says ...

People sentiments is growing thereby did it in for about off this sentiment is the if. you will lose. and who thought in favor of the back. during the campaign the n p supporters were repeatedly violently mistreated thousands of them were arrested. this is supporters of the b.n.p. and other opposition groups are not safe in their homes police are arresting them this isnt an election this is a process of removing voters. the prime minister however doesnt agree. the opposition led the holidays yet...

>> i stuck my hand out and said, appreciate it, and we shook hands. and when i shook his hand, it was as if an earthquake was going on under his feet, and it was only in my hand i could feel his arm wasnt shaking, his body wasnt shaking, there was no quivering, but i felt that shake and i looked at him and i knew i was shaking the hand of the last person who had seen kenia alive. there was no doubt in my mind. i knew it that instant. >> and you believed as of that moment that she was dead? >> ye...

So if hes going to go in 2020, having not delivered on a central promise in building a wall, he has to at least show that he pulled out all of the stops and fought tooth and nail for it. >> to his his lunch meeting going on. through key negotiating players, theres also a list of conservatives, jim jordan, matt gates, mark meadows, lindsey graham, falls behind closed doors. whats going on back there? clearly this strategy, is about digging in? compromise?semantics? and using words like wall versu...