democrats were at a 9/11 and in the course of their commemoration.h investigation, have people in the trump organization lied to if this is the way you them, is that another charge? believe democracy work, shame oi you. so this is just the beginning to when all in starts right pull this yarn on this sweater. now. a good evening from new let me ask you this, nick, for people, cynthia was just hampshire. talking about cy vance, so i m ali velshi in for chris hayes. manhattan district attorney. we ve mostly known about michael it s been only a day since the president fired his national cohen through the work of the mo security advisor john bolton or southern district of new york. john bolton quit between who you the big difference here is that cy vance is the local ask.id a prosecutor.th he is the state prosecutor in or it s hard to pin down the exact new york county.e so he is not concerned with reason for the split between the federal crimes. president s comments and he s co
like a victim and more like a murder suspect. they confiscated his cell phone and read him his rights. they were suspicious about why he waited 11 hours before calling 911. aaron gwin, it took him hours. it wasn t until that afternoon the vallejo police were able to talk with him. aaron s mother later told us police polygraphed him five times. he was put in jail clothing, given little food or water, and held in a small interrogation room for hours. across the country, denise s friends didn t know any of this. but they knew enough to be worried. someone being kidnapped, to be honest, a lot of those stories don t end well. when i thiktd those things, you think maybe they re not going to be alive. about 33 hours after denise hoskins disappeared, reporter henry lee was standing outside aaron s home when his phone buzzed. an email.
time to recover, but she is out of the hospital, and as you say, we are about to hear her speak about this ordeal. you know, we ve heard from her parents, as well. they said that they also never gave up hope. it s difficult to comprehend how you wouldn t give up hope in a situation like that, but her family didn t, her friends didn t, and most importantly, she didn t, either. she was stuck down in that ravine, as i say, injured, malnourished, sun burned, but she never gave up hope. and they eventually found her. it s amazing how much grit must have played a role in how she survived. but you said 17 days, you can t stop saying it. she went missing may 8th. and i think this probably fell off a lot of folk s radar. they were when it happened. they probably thought this search wasn t even going on anymore. i mean, there were so many people certainly involved in the initial search who had given up hope. it would be so unusual that she would have been found alive. how key was it that her f
found and she is alive! hallelujah! reporter: a miracle in maui. it s just unbelievable. i m so incredibly happy to have my girl back. reporter: a woman who was missing ever since she set off on a hike more than two weeks ago is safe and sound, reunited with her friends and family. 35-year-old amanda eller, a yoga instructor and physical therapist, mysteriously disappeared may 8th after going on a walk in the woods. when she didn t come home, her boyfriend called police fearing the worst. that she did not arrive home at night, i knew something was wrong. police found her white sunk with wallet and cell phone inside at a popular trail in the mack waughia reserve in maui. but after 72 hours, police called off the search. her family and friends didn t give up and the family offered up $50,000 for her return. search parties scanned the area by land and air.
reporter: police treated aaron less like a victim and more like a murder suspect. they confiscated his cell phone and read him his rights. they were suspicious about why he waited 11 hours before calling 911. aaron quinn, it took him hours. it wasn t until that afternoon, that the vallejo police were able to talk to him after he came forward. reporter: aaron s mother told us police polygraphed him five times. he was put in jail clothing, given little food or water and held in a small interrogation room for hours. across the country, denise s friends didn t know any of this. but they knew enough to be worried. i mean, someone being kidnapped, to be honest, a lot of those stories don t end well. and you don t want to think about those things. but you think, maybe they re not going to be alive. reporter: then, about 33 hours after denise huskins disappeared, reporter lee was