said. now, i will concede that the two girls aren t mentioned. but spot me this. if you had just sexually assaulted one of the two girls, would you add the girls names to your calendar? i doubt it. this may, may be powerful corroborating evidence that the assault happened. that it happened that day. and that it happened in that place. but with no fbi investigation, we can t tell. that s how you get out of lindsey s batter s box. you investigate. it s the least thing a sexual
trump? so roger stone is definitely a central figure in this. he s admitted he had communications with this individual who was indicted as part of the russian intelligence indictment, the folks who were meddling and hacking the dnc e-mails. which of his associates are going to have information? i think not being in the investigation, we can t tell, but they are certainly starting to focus on roger stone to the extent that gets closer to trump, i would be worried if i were him. eboni: based on your experience as both a federal prosecutor and also on the other side a defense attorney, i want to ask you, looking back and trying to see where mueller is going with all of this, again, lots of pieces, lots of high-profile people involved here, what is the overall kind of connection of the dots that you think the chief prosecutor in this is trying to make? i think that we re going to get at the end of this investigation a very thorough look into what the trump campaign was doing in those w
back to the south side of the egyptian museum and there is a large anti-mubarak crowd which is there, but it is nowhere near as large from my vantage point as the pro-mubarak side. it has grown tremendously over the last half hour. there is still a no-man s-land between them. it looks like perhaps soldiers have tried to keep the crowd from pushing any further. this is all happening right in front of the egyptian museum. i should also tell you that the soldiers have been guarding the egyptian museum now for at least seven of the last nine days, so there are egyptian soldiers all along the museum, the front of the museum, and also soldiers watching from the roof of the museum. how heavily armed they are, and if they would or could do anything isn t clear. they haven t at this point. there is a new no-man s-land that seeps to be holding but for how long, we can t tell,.
liberation square. we will try and figure out where that is coming from. it looks like it s hoses. it s not coming from the tanks. so it s not water cannons, but they are starting to spray water from the hoses into protesters there at close to 6:00 p.m. cairo time. anderson are you able to see the water that s being sprayed into the crowds? reporter: not from my vantage point, and i can t tell who is spraying i m sorry. where is that? i m talking to my camera woman. there is a light, and you see people and they are throwing water into the crowd. reporter: we can t tell, kyra, whether or not that is to put out fires or being poured on the crowd from my vantage point. i simply can t tell. there was a fire in front of the egyptian museum go on and smoke billowing out. i can t tell you what that water