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He said he dumped her body the following morning. but before he revealed where, mcdowell said he wanted a deal. >> he wants the death penalty off the table. >> what's the calculus that your prosecutor has to go through here, your d.a.? >> we don't find crystal without his help. >> that's just flat not gonna happen? >> it's not gonna happen. . >> this isn't a forensics case, a dna case. this is a whodunnit. we know whodunnit, now take me to where she was at. >> district attorney lieck was on the same page, and with jeter as a go-between, she agreed to forego the death penalty. >> as long as she...

Members. what's interesting from this number from the journal this morning, we're told there's 100 to 200 americans left in the country. so where does that leave us, if there are 200 american passport holders, i think this includes some foreigners also who have passports to get out of the country. so i don't think it's all americans. but this would represent, a large chunk of the americans remaining in the country who want to leave the country and show at least in this case the taliban, that the american government has been forced into a relationship now with to trust them to get people out, a...

That's something the united states and the global community will be watching for as well. >> let's talk about qatar. i have not been a fan of them because it seems they have made alliances with a lot of groups i consider to be bad actors across the middle east. in this case it's certainly good to have an ally and they are an awe ally to have an ally that is walking through this and serving as a go-between between the united states and the taliban. talk about what they're doing on the ground and why they may be what's helping to make a difference between what we saw in the taliban 20 years ago ...

Reason there's a range, you touched on this, some people may not have decided yet. their reasons vary, some people lived there their entire lives, some people want to take 50 family members with them. there are a range of reasons, personal, this is their home as much as we in the united states look at it and say why wouldn't everybody want to leave, it's a hard decision. it's right around 100 and we're working every day to help those who want to leave get out and obviously flights would be a key step forward. >> thank you so much, press secretary jen psaki. >> thank you. we had a story on nb...

As well. it doesn't mean we validate everything they do in the world. but what we're doing with our partners in qatar, if secretary of state was there, we're working to get the civilian airport up and operational. that will ensure people that want to depart, something the taliban committed to, can depart on airlines. it will ensure the world food program other international organizations are able to get humanitarian assistance into afghanistan, which is key. we're working to get that through regional airports as well. but the qataris have sent people in to get the airport up and run, they're a...