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Hard time covering this white house. you cant take anything thats said there, whether it be by the president or people that work for him at face value, you have to assume what youre being told is not necessarily the slow and accurate truth. for them to say the statement was brief but accurate, belies the fact it was highly misleading, it was about russian adoptions. the fact that the russians brought up the sanctions on russia that prompted the russians to pull back on sanctions by russian child...

Chest and she fired the second round. >> as far as prosecutor billy west was concerned, elizabeths tale had the ring of truth. >> i think she did it at the behest of her mother and in some respects to please her mother. >> so in exchange for her testimony, the da offered liz a deal. instead of life without parole, she could plead guilty and get a sentence of 25 to 31 years. >> we felt that was appropriate. offered joan the same plea deal that elizabeth had been offered. so that offer was extende...

And if as part of the process we had a peace treaty finally between north and south korea. that could include limits on conventional weapons, the 25,000 or so rocket 2xs pointed to seoul. if that one thing was done not denuclearization, and i think as the governor said, theres a range of things to flow from this. you have to be smart and careful. certainly a few days away. see how all that have plays out. great to have both of you with us. coming up, from roseanne to a controversial new member...

A fellow offered him $500 to kill his wife. and a little while later we got a call from another guys son saying his daddy wanted to talk to me. scott had approached him about killing his wife. >> his response to scott was get a divorce. thats what divorces are for. >> and then a third man told him a story. >> he had told us that scott mayfield had hired him, had given him $15,000 to kill his wife. he did not have any intentions on killing her. he just wanted the mans money. >> but the old saying...

Office claiming they, too, suffered under the knife of dr. booty. many of these women believe these videos are evidence of lack of care and concern that this doctor has for her pashts which motivated them to come forward with their complaints. at least two women say theyve identified themselves in the videos. witt is already involved in litigation and say her practices are one example of a much larger problem. >> in this day and age, patients have to be their own advocate. this has been a cautio...

Eye opening. i thoroughly enjoyed it. >> thanks for having me. up ahead -- when a high school senior placed this joke craigslist ad offering his school for sale, he was banned from graduation. what kind of lesson is to be learned here? another cautionary tale about twitter. the president of basketball operations for the philadelphia 76ers finds his job on the line when a bunch of anonymous twitter accounts full of team gossip are exposed. as the probe closes in on his wife, if she did it. sh...

Welcome back to "dateline." im craig melvin. rusty sneidermans wife andrea took the stand in her boss murder trial, and prosecutors had some tough questions for her. here again is dennis murphy. >> he pretended to be my friend, and i was doing the best that i can to deal with that situation. and he had my whole life wrapped up. >> jurors had heard a harrowing tale from rusty sneidermans widow of a monster of a boss who became obsessed with his new hire, andrea. but now the prosecution was sugges...

Official photo-op, kim kardashian was at a oval office photo-op. it was a tale of two reality show stars. >> kim changed in his words. >> referring to kim as his his >> reporter: the only general that can serve two kims at a once, kardashian arrived at the white house, stayed about an hour, making a case for prison reform, making the case to go nuts. this adams family reboot looks amazing. but some didnt see morticia, they saw melania.

words. and somebody expressing their position doesnt make sense in this context. who knows. some of this probably just inevitably unavoidably awkward. there is a section of this website that tries to define paul manaforts lifetime of service to the united states. paul has spent his life advancing american ideals and principles. that may or may not be an effective plea to donors, but it doesnt quite reflect the spirit of what paul manafort is on trial for, which is, among other things, lots of...

Executive branch. now, one of the interesting things here, stephanie, is when president trump evidently asked for this reference to russia in that letter about firing comey, he wanted the government, once again, to function as his own personal pr machine. and this goes to how president trump views institutions in the united states. they are not there to serve the people. they are there to serve him and the people who run those institutions are most importantly there to protect him. >> oh, goodne...