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At trumps political standing where you see his vulnerabilities in 2020? what do you see is the formula that would be the most sellable for democrats in a candidate? do you see one? >> no drama and solutions. thats basically the slogan you want to have. government isnt functioning properly. you have the wheels going off the rails right now with the way government is working. and also, every morning we wake up to a tweetstorm, and a lot of people are tuning it out. but we also saw in 2018 a lot of...

2020 democratic primaries, how do you see it? >> yeah, its a fascinating question. hes sort of the de facto leader of the party at this point in time for a variety of reasons. well see if that changes once nancy pelosi becomes speaker. but he doesnt seem to be someone who has a track record of kingmaking, right? he tried in 2010, in 2014 to really shape what the congressional elections look like, unsuccessfully. there have been conversations, apparently, between himself and beto orourke and pote...

Off as contrived or phony? like he had put this together very carefully in order to account for all of the evidence that they had? >> he had access to police reports. all of the discovery. he knew the states vulnerabilities. and so he could arguably tailor his testimony to fit with an innocent explanation. >> reporter: how did jason young do? 12 jurors were about to decide. coming up, the prosecutor gets her chance to go one-on-one with jason young. >> coming up -- >> were you working on your ...

Teaches us to watch out for sudden discontinuities and in a highly networked, highly integrated world of the sort that weve built in the last 30 years, there are enormous vulnerabilities. so the story could change from a good news story to a bad news story in a day, and that would not be fake news if it were a global pandemic of the sort that the world was struck by at the end of the first world war. i dont entirely agree with steve in the sense that sometimes there really is bad news and histor...

Published a book a little -- along the same lines as steves in, say, 1911 and it would have been true that the world was significantly better in 1911 than it had been in 1811, but that wouldnt have been a reason to be naively optimistic about the future because you were just three years away from cataclysm in the form of world war i. the middle decades of the 20th centuries were catastrophic for really large proportions of humanity. so i think the right way to think about this is that history do...

What did you think when you heard that? >> i went back to my photographs and, sure enough, in the middle of her back was the knife. >> so someone stabbed her. but who? firefighters tipped police that a brother/sister duo across the street, rocky and jessica fugett, had been watching the fire, claimed to know the victim. robert davis and his friend, kevin marsh, knew them as aggressive troublemakers in high school. >> people were afraid of them. if they come through the hallway, people would move...

Witness. he understood what he had to do when he was on the stand. >> reporter: so he didnt come off as contrived or phony? like he had put this together very carefully in order to account for all of the evidence that they had? >> he had access to police reports. all of the discovery. he knew the states vulnerabilities. and so he could arguably tailor his testimony to fit with an innocent explanation. >> reporter: how did jason young do? 12 jurors were about to decide. first, the prosecutor ge...

>> no, its not had a loss. you shouldnt walk. youve got to the sit down at national security council and say what are the vulnerabilities of kim jong-un and how do we squeeze those vulnerabilities, and the second, as were doing with syria, what do we want to pay and how painful will that be when we go to the north koreans saying thats what were going to pay, pulling out troops, pulling out nukes, and i mentioned earlier. let me be clear. until the north koreans tell us what weapons they have inc...

Laws. $2,000 for a senator. but i like it because it keeps your spending down. you understand that, right? >> sam, in his own words. >> he seems to get in trouble by his boasting, and this is anas saying he is an expert in this field and, therefore, you know, he knows the insides and outsides of government and you should elect him. now can be used against him in witness testimony. this is problematic. the campaign finance case and the sdny is really -- it seems incredibly vulnerable for trump. b...

Pose a security threat. japan planned its first aircraft carrier and big increases in defense spending and weapons capability in coming years. according to japanese authorities, new guidelines site japans need to counter potential threats from north korea and china and other vulnerabilities. just some of the other stories beyond our borders tonight, will be right back