juan: dana. dana: i will be here working. i m kidding. but i m also going to somebody s wedding. juan: oh, yeah, we know somebody. that s it for us. we re going to see you back here on monday. all of you, have a great weekend. broip president trump is headed to the holiday season impeached but he s going to celebrate anyways. once an idea has attained liftoff. we dive into 2 mission of president trump s space force. and b bret baier takes a look at the russia investigation that began before president trump was elect and what s ahead for him in 2020. this is special report. good evening, welcome from washington. president trump today accepted an invitation from house speaker nancy pelosi to deliver a state of the union address on the 4th
2017. and as that date approached, we looked back on what larry said to us in 2015. some day this is going to end, you know, one way or another, and maybe i can rest a little bit. early in the morning of the 14th of february, 2017, larry mendonca, age 75, went out to play a round of golf. wasn t feeling well. called his son, lawrence, in texas. and told me he was having a heart attack and he was going to the emergency room. what was that like? it was pretty intense, but being as stubborn as my dad is, don t worry about it, i will be fine, they re just going to put a stint in me, i will be fine. i don t think he knew the magnitude of the situation at the time. coming up, a father fights for his life. to see him in that hospital bed was tough, very tough. what will happen to his fight for justice? it is all about what you can prove in a court of law. when dateline continues.
if there is no de-escalation, if things continue to be tense, if we continue to see clashes across the border, then i think you will start to get some criticism that maybe he shouldn t have relieved the pilots so quickly if he appears to have received nothing in return. nick hill, ben said it s going to depend howell it s received in india. how is tsh is india looking like the piece that wants to go down the road as well? nick, the public is saying this is great, the pilot came back. all of the front pains of the newspaper have welcomed this. i india s official position was this, because of the bomb attack on the 14th of february.
region. the kashmir border has seen an uptick in military skirmishes over the past week. let s discuss this with our panel. let s start with you, pakistan seems a little bit more conciliatory. india seems a little more belligerent here. do we have some real problems here? i think it s a little bit of both. it is absolutely true that india is close to an election and all of this began because of what happened on the 14th of february in the part of kashmir controlled by india. 14 paramilitaries were killed because of a large devastating car bomb. the worst attack in several decades. mr. modi was under pressure to
india hasn t done that since 1971 when india and pakistan fought a war. india says that it only did so because it was going after a training camp run by a terrorist group that it says was behind a car bombing where 40 militaries were killed on the 14th of february. that was the worst attack on indian forces in that region in several decades. india is saying this is about going after terrorists and not about picking a fight with pakistan. pakistan is saying they came across our border and we pushed them back so we had to retaliate. we have two different narratives. it all boils down to the fact that you have two countries with a long history of animosity. no matter how the conflict begins, the concern is how will it end? when might it lead to? nobody wants to end up in a spiral when nuclear weapons are involved. exactly right.