trying to lift her out of there. almost couldn t. reporter: a neighbor heard kayleigh s dad s screams and helped them pull her out performing c.p.r. on an unconscious kayleigh as police and fire arrived. i just want dhoish all those moments that i ve had because i don t know what s happening next. reporter: the kenyans would find out less than five hours after the accident that kayleigh was gone. canton s police and fire chief had urged residents to stay inside following the accident. the heavy snow dangerously dropped branches across roads and left power lines hanging low. but what happened to kayleigh could have happened to any kid who was home friday enjoying a snow day. obviously, it s one of those tragic freak accidents. reporter: and canton police remind residents that this danger of falling trees and falling limbs and even low lying power lines perhaps sparking up on fire which has happened in the past few hours in town. they say that danger persists overnigh
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captions by vitac www.vitac.com the ground beneath. japan s nuclear watchdog concludes a nuclear plant may be on unstable footing. officials with the nuclear regulation authority found something unsettling under a plant in northern japan. the discovery could keep the plant off line. the officials released their final assessment of an inspection they made this month at the higashidori nuclear plant. faults under the compound are likely active. officials with the power company argued the faults aren t active. they said there are no indications the faults have moved recently. experts with the regulation authority say there is nothing to back up the claim. translator: we think that active faults exist under the compound. we conclude that there is no evidence to contradict our view. the team will finalize its report in the next few weeks. tohoku electric will have to review measures to protect against earthquakes. this is the second time that active faults have been foun
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michael j. fox shows up in a time machine. trump is a totally reasonable guy, as long as he gets exactly what he wants, 100% of the time. don t i wish i were debating him. i just got caught in the rain. i m soaking wet, how does my hair look. is it okay? i wish you were in high school. could i take him behind the gym. remember folks, it s a rigged system. just remember, it s a rigged system. don t ever forget it. i have now spent four and a half hours on stage with donald, proving once again i have the stamina to be president. this is the last word on campaign 2016. donald trump s current wife is imr incapable of composing or delivering a campaign speech for her husband, which would be no big deal, that would be okay. i wouldn t even mention it, if
donald trump didn t decide that today was the day he would attack president obama s wife for her speech making. we have a president, all he wants to do is campaign, his wife, all she wants to do is campaign. and i see how
own new program which will air 6:00 p.m. weekdays. we ll announce the start date eventually. but you can mark your calendar in a rough way if you want. a big breaking news night. so i m happy to hear what rachel maddow has in store for us. you re giving us a calendar alert that could exist in the age of digital calendars. you re telling us to pencil this in in general but i can t give you a start date. write a macro so at some point that stakicks in and it starts. that s all i was allowed to say. a very laurie approawyerly a tonight i had an a block all set and ready to go. we worked on it this weekend. all this breaking news stuff this evening and then this happened this evening and we had all of this crazy stuff happening with the legal teams that are trying to defend or
senator rand paul from kentucky said he wouldn t vote for it because repealing obamacare was still too much like obamacare. whatever. for whatever reasons the two of them said they wouldn t vote it. so we
forgiven him. as a christian, i have to forgive him also. announcer: this is new day weekend with victor black well and christi paul. we start with a violent protest. it is happening in manila as president trump arrives in the philippines and anti-trump slogans and setting american flags on fire. air force one landed a few moments ago here and soon president trump starts the last leg of his summit tour at a summit with asian leaders. he attacked kim jong-un and form you re u.s. intelligence officials and refuses to say definitively whether he believes russia interfered in the 2016 election. a lot has happened in the last few hours so let s get straight to jeff who is live in vietnam. the president has been on script
i ve worked with them very stronger. there weren t 17 as previously was reported. there were actually four but they were saying there were 17, there were actually four. but as currently led by fine people, i believe very much in our intelligence agencies. rep
nixon, if you want to learn about watergate, learn about what the country was like and what was going on in the country. and the way to start understanding that is to understand 68. oh, and there s a little bit of collusion in the victory in the end that is worth it s actually richard nixon used collusion with the foreign government, the south vietnamese in order to win in the end. and for the rest of the story, playing with fire is now available in bookstores and online. if you can bear the sound of my voice for hours on end, the audiobook is available too. that s tonight s last word. the 11th hour with broian will jams is next. $15 million for flynn to have a turkish president s rival sent back to turkey. also two republican senators tonight withdrawing their support for roy moore as the alabama candidate calls the sexual misconduct claims against him completely false.
we re live in vietnam as president trump is half a world away from the problems back home in washing
on that part of the country. i m coming to you from steel city, so this is very important here. i ve always supported the steel industry and i support our steelworkers and our steelworkers can compete with anybody in the world, as long as the playing field is level but that playing field has been slanted. president trump s just trying to restore some balance to the playing field here and i want to help him. i m ready to go down there and be his wing man and help i m implement that agenda. julie: molly is in moon township, pennsylvania where the president is about to speak minutes from now. molly, i can tell the crowd is getting pretty excited. reporter: there are a lot of great america great hats here, julie. this is the 20th rally in pennsylvania, his fifth outside of the pittsburgh area since he started driving toward the white house in june of 2015. this is a pretty special appearance specifically for a
reasons why. one, his opponent has been so anti-union since he s been i
from their parents. and the president weighed in on paul manafort s officially being ordered to jail after he was accused of witness tampering. the judge explained said, quote, this isn t middle school. i can t take your phone. less than two hours after the news broke, president trump tweeted, wow, what a tough sentence for paul manafort, who has represented ronald reagan, bob dole, and many other top political people in campaigns. didn t know many of the was the head of the mob. what with comey, crooked hillary and many others? very unfair. trump didn t aft any time distancing from manafort who he claimed only worked for him for 49 days. following all this dizzying action is jeff bennett. today is sort of record breaking. the president was at it on twitter very early. then he gave a very long impromptu press conference at the white house. then these reactions to paul manafort. what stand out for you? let s start with manafort, ali. the president said today he feels bad for