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the pet did not survive the flight. and what the airline is now saying tonight. good evening. and it s great to have you with us here on a very busy tuesday night. that massive storm hitting at this hour, but first tonight, the storm swirling inside president trump s cabinet. president trump firing secretary of state rex tillerson, and doing so in a tweet. the president firing tillerson, then calling him several hours later from air force one. the president naming cia director mike pompeo as the new secretary of state. and look at the wall tonight. at the top there, tillerson fired. he was not the only one fired at the state department today. the undersecretary of state, steve goldstein, who tweeted that tillerson did not know the firing was coming, he was then fired, too. in addition to all of the vacancies that already exist at the top of the state department. and so, we begin tonight with abc s chief white house correspondent jonathan karl. reporter: president trump is in c ....
i am shannon bream in washington. it s true if true, it s a bombshell we are starting with. rudy giuliani says special ponds or robert mueller is promising to follow justice department guidelines that a sitting president cannot be indicted. has implications for the russia collusion probe and may come as a disappointing to the president s critics. kristin fisher have the details. this is a significant development but it still doesn t mean that president trump is unclear. what it means is that according to his attorney, the special convalesce concluded that he did not have the power to indict a sitting president. robert mueller could recommend impeachment to the house of representatives but an indictment rudy giuliani said tonight that mueller told him two weeks ago that his team will follow the department of justice guidelines which has a sitting president cannot be indicted. i think that they have the facts on which they can write their report. going to write a fair report, ....
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footsteps trying to follow your lead for how to extract information from this man. we have double-teamed him, as has the world on this question of where did you get the information? and what strikes me as so interesting today, no reporters have caught up with that. there s no report in the new york times, the washington journal, the washington post, no one has figured out where michael avenatti got all this banking information about michael cohen. and we ve got little pieces of it and prospects of little piece of it. we have news organizations, including nbc news saying they too have seen financial documents that corroborate what michael avenatti reported p p we have these big companies corroborating what he reported saying yeah we paid that money to michael cohen. now we have the treasury inspector general reportedly investigating to find out if somebody released suspicious reports from the banking sector and if that s the way he got this information. if that s the ....
controversial stand your ground law. the lawyers who represented trayvon martin and george zimmerman are here. plus, for the president, it was the best of weeks and the worst of weeks, depending on your point of view. michael cohen again dominating headlines claiming trump knew in advance of the heating with russian representativeles. meanwhile, the longstanding accountant gets a federal subpoena. amidst the legal woes came more economic news. the president lifts the gdp above 4%. mid-terms on the horizon, is it still the semi-stupid? and this pennsylvania 5th and 6th grade teacher has been moonlighting for years. suddenly it s endangering his day job? because he plays a bad guy that does the nazi salute and shouts z zig heil. there are no charges in florida because of the florida stands your ground law. it s the same one much discussed in the killing of trayvon martin. now, federal lawmakers are calling the doj to investigate. so how did we get here? after finishing her n ....