chances are you don t know who she is, but in schools, orphanages and places around the world she is making a difference for thousands of children. rachel o neil s husband took her on a safari for her 50th birthday to fulfill her life-long dream but it would turn life as she knew on its head. she saw a sadness in the children. when you look in these little girls eyes, you can see, you can see that they have a long road ahead. reporter: unable to forget their faces she outlined a simple idea in her journal. i would like to see if a women s group would like to sell little dresses to bring back next year. their little clothes are so torn and so filthy. reporter: her goal was ambitious 1,000 dresses, but one problem. what were you thinking? you don t sew. no, i don t sew. i wasn t thinking. i just thought i want to give these little girls something. reporter: the first night at
some of the headlines from rielle hunter s interview with you. slept with john edwards the first night. elizabeth edwards confronted john after answering a cell phone call. she believes that edwards hoped she d have an abortion. john edwards feared the wrath of elizabeth. he was emasculated. miss hunter did not think that edwards should run for president. what surprised you the most? oh, well just her candor in general. she didn t whitewash anything. she didn t sugar-coat anything. she answers everything. and i guess in specifically what surprised me was that she is very much in love with him to this day.
now one in washington state. judge robart with the original restraining order was set to rule any moment. think said this shouldn t be admissible. now you have not judge robart times two, another judge saying basically it is. we could see a double barrel. this has been a difficult day for the trump administration which has had a lot of difficult days. not only do you have what happened on capitol hill earlier today when you had republicansings, a senior republican saying they found no evidence of wiretapping, then trump tower and what we have just seen now, the white house i think was not expecting this to happen. they thought they had gotten past this. most-us did too. i think most people did. alan dershowitz, you were here with mark and paul callan the first night as the news broke with the original restraining order. surprised by the decision out of
employment is so terrible in egypt, the poverty rate is so intense and severe. i think people were just their anger just came to the surface. and i think that they it was really a people s revolution. people felt empowered and you felt that when you went into tahrir square the first night i got there because it was a peaceful protest and you felt like people were actually going to speak out and try to enact change. it was actually an incredibly inspiring thing to witness. and revolution that is still unfolding. katie couric we re glad you re back home safe. thanks very much. we re continuing our coverage of the unfolding events in egypt. joining us from cairo, christopher dickey for newsweek. in jerusalem, janine zacharia and here in washington, frank
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