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Welcome back. the jury was about to decide rick gagnons fate. welcome back. the jury was about to decide rick gagnons fate. but the verdict would not be the end to this twisted tale. could the resolution to this case finally put a bitter family feud to rest? heres dennis murphy with the final chapter of "the deed." >> jurors in rick gagnons murder case deliberated for only a few hours. when they filed back into the courtroom, he read their faces and knew, they found him guilty. >> two counts o...

He can straighten out the media. which hasnt gone his way. you know, can i bring up, when john kelly said today, im not so frustrated, im not so frustrat frustrated that im thinking of leaving. ari, if i go back to you i could be frustrated if i leave your show. >> it was a linguistic tale. >> yes, it was. it was not fake news. there we had john kelly in front of us where he was sent out to say these things. >> well, it had echos of sean spicer, mia, although i must say john kelly was factual st...

Jillian: incredible. steve: jillian, thank you. remember the dress? well now these shoes are dividing the internet. are they pink shoes or are they white or gray and tale? ainsley: what do you see? steve: old friend anna kooiman is going to drop by. brian: president trump taking tax pitch right to the truckers. one of the truckers he called out last night in a good way joins us next. >> with us today is kevin birch of jet express. he wants to create more american jobs. and we are working to help...

Right there on the line with north korea? that would send such message. ainsley: i think about that interview with otto warmbiers parents and what kim jong un and his regime did to this kid ripping out his teeth one at a time and put it back in there he came over back to america where he died a few days after seeing his parents. he wasnt with it, they said. he was blind, he was deaf. he was in a coma. beyond a comb marks his mom says. brian: they have a few more of our guys right now. thats what...

An inconceivable tale risk. but it didnt seem like corker was joking when he said that. >> senator corker is not someone that engages in hyperbole. throughout his career, even though i disagreed with him on many issue, he is not someone that flame throws. so when he uses that term, it should catch americans energy and eyes. and we need to put a stop to this erratic behavior of the president. >> concretely, what do you mean by that? article i branch of the u.s. constitution has tremendous powers....

And, you know, a lot of russia experts that i have spoken to say this may have been on purpose. they may have left fingerprints and made it very obvious to show look we can do this here and were not going to stop. >> i sometimes think its the old tale of the blind men with the elephant. whatever this thing was in the middle, this effort had different aspects to it some of which were really effective, like the hacks in wikileaks. sol of it hard to think affected the election. but you just wonder ...

So if you vote for her, you take responsibility for all her crime. >> okay. now this is laughably terrible. a lot of the stuff that was being turned out was in that category. you had this crazy spectrum, right? theyre doing all these different things. but there is a spectrum of confidence from that video up to successfully hacking the dnc and john podesta. >> a lot of the content that the russians posted on facebook, for example, was extremely well written english. and a lot of it was riddled wi...

Doing now, which is speaking up against the president. let me say when the chair of the foreign relations committee says he is worried the president could start world war iii, americans need to listen. donald trumps reckless threats against north korea are dangerous. estimates of any war with north korea could range to 2.1 million dead, 7.7 million people injured. and i call on all republicans in congress to speak up like senator corker, otherwise theyre enabling trumps dangerous behavior. >> yo...

She knew her life as shed been living it was over. what she didnt know was that the devastation her husband had left behind went deeper than her own personal agony. and that the twisted tale of the runaway doctor would eventually lead to one of the unlikeliest places on earth. coming up, where was the doctor? and why had he abandoned his incredibly profitable medical practice? how many surgeries was he performing? on an average, within 15 to 22 a week. 15 to 22 surgeries, one man, every week. ye...

And he had my whole life wrapped up. >> reporter: jurors had heard a harrowing tale from rusty sneidermans widow, stalking her and catastrophically ripping her life apart. and now the prosecutor is suggesting that the toxic triangle was even more complicated than it seems and that andrea was holding back important parts of her story. there was this kind of watergate question. what did she know and when did she know it? >> we went in and we knew she was lying. we told her we knew she was lying an...