with me. reporter: williams says her energy will turn to her family, possibly expanding that family, and continuing to focus on investing in companies particularly ones led by women. it s like serena 2.0. reporter: but before her triumphant tennis ending is told, fans with getting a tease from williams, she won her match monday night, and hinted that she may not be quite ready to call game, set match. will this definitively be your final tournament, and yeah, i ve been pretty vague about it, right? yeah. i m going to stay vague because you know never know. reporter: so here we go again, serena takes on the number two player in the world tomorrow night. she s never competed against her before, but you can bet fans are going to be in awe of her performance and again wondering is this the last time the g.o.a.t. takes the stage. pam will, i can tell you there are still tickets available for that match. they re pricey but they re still
decide what s happening. there is still concern to think about. no matter who he adds to the legal team, excuse me, there s still this over arching and looming question here, pam, which is why fight so hard with respect to these documents. the idea of how much easier it would be, not just from the perspective of knowing it s all been resolved, but why is there this vested interest in retaining and fighting for these documents. most people would say to themselves, if there is this interest by the national archives to have documents returned that belong to the people of the united states, why not just return them, and then have it all hashed out later. why is there this deeply invested interest, and that question, the number of lawyers being added really speaks to the notion of just how deeply invested president trump is in this, and the question is why. particularly given the fact that they re talking about classified and top secret documents. why do you still want them, sir, and why do
acknowledgement of their family s innocence, their only solace. nic robertson, cnn, kabul, afghanistan. heart breaking. sources tell cnn that moments before the u.s. drone strike hit killing the civilians in kabul the cia issued an urgent warning that children might be in the target vehicle. i want to bring in cnn s katie beau willis she covers intelligence and national security issues. how did this happen, katie. what we learned, pam, just after the military fires this hell fire missile at a white toyota corolla believed at the time carrying of an isis ukt but now we know carrying innocent civilians. just after the missile is release the, the cia issues this urgent warning to the military and says we believe there is civilians in the area to include possibly even children in the car. boy that point it was too late. the warning arrived just seconds before the missile impacts in the car. and you know, there is a couple of reasons that this is
that was abundantly clear. we were attempting, attempting. we were putting resources on trying to find gabby. we knew we would deal with brian eventually. but this is certainly a twist. wyoming s grand teton national park, the fisher now conducting ground surveys where the family of gabby petito believe she was last seen. that s are where the other search is ongoing. tonight, pam will, gabby s family are devastated and trying to hold it together and stay strong as the search for their daughter prepares to enter week two. all right, polo sandoval thank you. joining me with more on senior law enforcement analyst and fbi deputy director andrew mccabe joins us. we now have two missing people one last seen in utah, the other last seen in florida. we know the fbi joined the search. what can the fisher bring to
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