So what have you learned . Reporter well, anderson, u. S. Officials tell cnn that last year the u. S. Intelligence used a dossier as part of a justification to get a warrant to secretly monitor carl as one of the sources of information that the bureau has used to defend or to support its investigation. This includes approval from the secret court that oversees the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act known as fisa, to monitor pages communications. The fbi and the Justice Department would have had to present probable cause that he was acting as an agent of a foreign power, mobile engaging in foreign intelligence gathering for a foreign government. Comey and other fbi officials would have had to sign off on
russian spies. Pai page denies he knew these were russian agents. Page says he took a trip independently, that he expressed his own views and overall, he has disputed anything was illegal in his interactions with the russians. He sent us a statement that reads in part, i look forward
so you re raising a child that you already raised. that, i think, was the hardest part, watching mom have to go through that again. you just you wanted to cry for them. five months after the attack, her condition had stabilized to the point brittani could be released from the hospital. but she was far from healed. she didn t realize why she couldn t walk, why she couldn t eat, why she had to learn all these things over again. as helpless as a child, which meant if the attacker returned, the marcell family was more vulnerable now than ever. so diane fled albuquerque, taking brittani along with the two youngest children to neighboring texas. she found a new home, a new job, and most important a rehabilitation clinic for brittani. her mom was very, very anxious because we didn t know who the assailant was, and that they were still very concerned for her safety. doctor lori wright was one of brittani s therapists. what was your first impression of brittani when you met her?
released from the hospital. but she was far from healed. she didn t realize why she couldn t walk, why she couldn t eat, why she had to learn all these things over again. as helpless as a child, which meant if the attacker returned, the marcell family was more vulnerable now than ever. so diane fled albuquerque, taking brittani along with the two youngest children to neighboring texas. she found a new home, a new job, and most important a rehabilitation clinic for brittani. her mom was very, very anxious because we didn t know who the assailant was, and that they were still very concerned for her safety. doctor lori wright was one of brittani s therapists. what was your first impression of brittani when you met her? she just didn t know much beyond where she was. and she was very, very confused. crying a lot. she had to have somebody shower her. she had to have somebody take her to the bathroom. she had to have all
she couldn t eat, she couldn t sleep. this is very hard on women. and that s why i m doing all of this at no charge. these two women are not asking for a penny, they re doing it because this is about accountability, enough is enough, stop hurting women, stop damaging women s career, stop inthreatening women that if they don t sleep with you that you ll end their career. this is obviously something the board is considering, what would it say about fox news, about the culture there? it would say one thing that o reilly has tremendous lawyers, he s got lawyers lined up with him tonight who are saying there s a left wing smear campaign happening trying to tear him down, those people would be fighting with fox to remove him. there s this contract, this legal language, fox believes it can if it wants to remove o reilly right away.
an exclusive investigation we broke on msnbc with video showing the police custody death of linwood lambert. the first civil suit hearing filed by lambert s family begins this hour. the family claims wrongful death after lambert was shackled, handcuffed and repeatedly tased while in police custody. we showed you excerpts from 80 minutes of new never publicly seen police and hospital videos. this happened in 2013 in southern virginia in a town called south boston. lambert s autopsy lists acute cocaine intoxication as his cause of death but a family lawsuit argues an independent medical examiner would reach a different conclusion after viewing these videos. he couldn t eat. he couldn t sleep. we was calling each other at 1:00 in the morning after watching that video. every day it got worse. you know what i did? i got up and i went to the grave site and i talked to my brother,