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Happened. >> avery ended up settling that lawsuit for four $000 before his trial. the county did not acknowledge any wrongdoing. he used the money to hire his defense attorneys, dean strang, and jerry butting. >> we knew going in it was going to be a difficult defense. >> we spoke to butting in early 2016. >> we had a very tough defense in this case, because nobody wants to try and use as a defense that the police deliberately tried to plant evidence or frame somebody. >> it goes against society...

States and his camp -- campaign had 9, 12 indictments. >> none had anything to do with underlying investigation. >> thats not true, flynn -- how are you saying this? flynn had something to do with the underlying investigation. >> they didnt find indictments on the conspiracy with russia. >> they found indictments -- >> why is the standard exoneration on one side and simply finding evidence of wrongdoing on the other? >> youre asking career prosecutor to switch standard of justice and not to find...

If youre trying to cover up there were 12 indictments that is extensive enough for a cover-up. >> but that has nothing to do with the underlying investigation. >> how do you say that? . >> they did not find indictments on that conspiracy. >> why is the standard exoneration on one side and simply find out wrongdoing on the other quick. >> so to have the prosecutor to switch the standard not if there is reason to prosecute but to exonerate? that is not what they do and thats the presidents languag...

Kids. she was twice named detective of the year. later lazarus worked at internal affairs, investigating other officers accused of wrongdoing or corruption, and was then promoted to the lapds art theft unit. her personal life was good, too. in 1996, lazarus got married to another lapd detective. together they adopted a baby daughter. life both at home and on the job never seemed better. >> she was a happy person. she loved when she did for work. she loved her husband, loved their life. >> but in...

There is no grand jury law. you could say smash the protesters. he said he talks in coat. go back to any totalitarian regime and criminal enterprise. no one is saying what they are saying. they are talking the way they are talking. >> they want the final solution. in any enterprise or system of government wrong-doing, in any one traying troo shake down a witness, thats how it sounds. >> the reason we are bashing our head against the wall and the reason we feel frustrated is because it is all out...

President trump office, i think people have accepted that. but i think what jerry nadler is saying zbi saying, despite that, they still have a responsibility granted to them in the constitution of when they see wrongdoing, having to take action. and they believe theyve seen enough wrongdoing with the mueller report and other things that they must take action, otherwise, what are they doing in congress? >> so i respect that argument. i think that nancy pelosis response is really more practical an...

International treaty. or it is for each individual state to decide whether law they want to sign such treaties with germany is trying to do in this arbitration is tricks ploy the fukushima disaster. to create a narrative that would excuse its wrongdoing. you can put perfume on it but the bottom line here is that the international and the government this dispute. legally germany couldnt challenge a treaty it had already ratifies but it could prove that the swedish energy giant had failed to meet ...

Sexual assault which carries a sentence of up to 30 years in prison. kelly has denied any wrongdoing. thats two nights live look at outside the beltway on "special report." we will be right back r. thats why esurance has this drivesense® app. the safer you drive, the more you save. dont worry, im not using my phone and talking to a camera while driving... im being towed. by the way, im actually a safe driver. im just pretending to be a not safe driver. cool. bye dennis quaid! when insurance is ...

Wrongdoing. just because, when you have a 448-page report that most americans are not going to read or have not read, hearing the drafter of that report say on the record, i could not exonerate the president, had a hugely important narrative impact, so lets get mueller on the record to testify. hes the one we need to hear from. this will be an interesting hearing, it will be enlightening. and to answer your question about my being on the hill, what you want is the splashy political moment, and o...

On the counterintelligence investigation, where well have experts to help shed light on what is a counterintelligence investigation. what does it mean that this began as a ci investigation. >> joining me now, national security correspondent ken delainian and here in new york, what do you make of this? >> chris, the democrats are trying to get this story in front of the american people. most people havent read the mueller report. the democrats feel like people are not getting the message. serious...