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Thanks to all of you. stay with me please. still to come, one new case of coronavirus in boston. another patient in new york city being tested for the illness. what we know about the illness that has prompted a public health emergency. cy its either the assurance of a 165-point certification process. or it isnt. its either testing an array of advanced safety systems. or it isnt. its either the peace of mind of a standard unlimited mileage warranty. or it isnt. for those who never settle, its eit...

Takes to win, and i think that really is what the republican senators are saying. >> okay, were going to squeeze in a break here. when we come back were going to show you the big moment in the senate trial today when the chief justice finally turned over his cards. youll see that when we come back. cards youll see that when we come back its either the assurance of a 165-point certification process. or it isnt. its either testing an array of advanced safety systems. or it isnt. its either the pea...

>> yes. politically unlike the manafort case, for the president it would not be great obviously, like stating the obvious. to have a court make a finding. it wouldnt just then be the democrats saying, we are alleging something is improper. youre going to have a court making the initial determination i find crime fraud applies and thus executive privilege is not going to block this. >> bottom line, this is helpful. there is a lot of nonsense being said what the white house can do or will ultimate...

Of trust was the principal constitutional crime that led to impeachment. so i would suggest that professor dershowitz had it much more right the first time. i dont know what hes been reading in the invest, its not english history, colonial history, constitutional law. >> harvard law schools professor lawrence tribe, the highest authority i personally know on constitutional law. thank you very much for joining us tonight. i really appreciate it. >> thank you, lawrence. >> appreciate it. and when ...

Secret rules of engagement hastily drafted by fbi officials on the plane to idaho. >> federal government was under the assumption that they are were pinned down and teams on the ground were given specific rules of engagement. shoot if you see anyone armed. >> people saw on the tv every morning the coverage of this army attacking this family on a ridge and the more they heard about it the less they liked it. then the child comes around and you find out that the government gave them order to go up...

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Secret rules of engagement hastily drafted by fbi officials on the plane to idaho. >> federal government was under the assumption that they are were pinned down and teams on the ground were given specific rules of engagement. shoot if you see anyone armed. >> people saw on the tv every morning the coverage of this army attacking this family on a ridge and the more they heard about it the less they liked it. then the child comes around and you find out that the government gave them order to go up...

>> you dont realize how the world seems so big when youre looking for someone. >> imagine, all of chicago and nailah could be anywhere, tied up in some basement, in the trunk of the car. worse. then, middle of night, 20 miles south of town in a place

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The girl they called pepper smith sat at the deathbed of the woman who had stolen her with questions burning in her brain. she had to know, who was she? where does of did she come from? who were her parents? what was her true identity? and at the very least, where could she find the documents that could give her a real life?