reporter: police also wanted to learn more about christina s boyfriend, hunter foster. her parents told police that relationship was rocky. she was planning on leaving him. i do know that for sure. she was home alone a lot by herself because he d go out partying with his friends. and she was lonely. she was sad. reporter: and when police talked with christina s friend steven, he told them she d been texting hunter that night asking him to pick her up from the shopping center. she had texted him a few times and then he stopped texting her back, and then she tried calling him and he didn t answer. reporter: as a result, steven said, christina became more and more upset as the night wore on. i mean, yeah, they were in a fight. they were definitely fighting that last night? uh-huh. reporter: police asked hunter to come down to the station. former prosecutor zeke fortenberry. what s he say about that fight that he and christina were having? hunter says he wasn t real
clinton. probably a little bit easier for him to joke about it then. harder, do you think, for president trump to joke about this ongoing investigation? i don t think we ever him joke about it. right, no. this clearly gets under his skin. his twitter feed is the best example of evidence of that. but you have to also understand, bill clinton, george w. bush, every other president that came before them, they had a life. most of them, a history in politics. in politics you have to learn how to crack self-deprecating jokes, you have to learn how to have a sense of humor about yourself. donald trump hasn t had to do that as a businessman, somebody his own boss, didn t answer to anybody, not a board of directors, not anybody else. he hasn t really had that long history of this. you can tell that he s much less comfortable doing that than you see other previous presidents. it s got to be hard in fairness to president trump, to joke about ongoing scandals. george h.w. bush at one point i t
wouldn t necessarily do it if i were you, but it s your call. we got from admiral jackson what i think was his answer, that he is still here, meeting with republican senators on the committee that would have to approve it. and saying, as he said to me, he looks forward to answering all of the questions about his background. take a listen to his exchange. admiral jackson, can you say anything about these accusations that have come out about you during this exchange? i am looking forward to getting the press conference postponed and answering people s questions. people are saying that you prescribed unneeded medications, are you saying all that s true? i m looking forward to the hearing and answering all the senator s questions. that doesn t sound like a person who s planning on withdrawing. i asked if he would withdraw and he didn t answer. but just by the fact of his
both support dr. jackson or oppose him. they have been in lock step on this. a decision to come out with this joint statement this morning confirms this. the department of veterans affairs is the second agency in the government. this is a big deal. despite the state of cabinet nominees who have been coming up here for confirmation and will continue to in a few weeks, senators take their responsibilities on this very, very seriously. i suspect we will learn much more about dr. jackson s background whether this nomination goes forward or not. we have now gotten so deep into this with the hearing supposed to be wednesday now on indefinite hold. peter, what are you hearing about this? i was in the pool spray when the president calmed out questions he didn t answer. this is something that would be embarrassing to the president. it s hard blow for him if his nomination doesn t go forward because he forged a personal
himself to military response by the u.s. and allies which is syrian regime has used frequently? it would mean you ll see missiles flying towards syria many times a month and many times a week. that s the question here. that s something that the president didn t answer in his speech. what is clear is in the span of less than two weeks u.s. policy has if yoturned on a dime. it has shown very little activity. it is something that if the president wants, you know, that promise to be delivered on then the u.s. military will have to deliver on that with military power. yes. he is in northern syria. what are you hearing? yeah.