we know. we send divers out, we did aerial searches. nothing? nothing. it is almost like a vanishing act, time is ticking here and there is no site of her. it is just an overwhelming feeling. what did that surveillance video show you? two individuals getting on this degree,. going into the water. the fact that nobody was found is very suspicious. it is heart wrenching every day, she is an honest and truthful friend, she has got a real lost for life. how can you give up on your friend? where on earth is she? it is andrea canning from dateline, can we talk to you? did you have anything to do with the disappearance of s arm? hello, welcome to dateline. was as spontaneous as she was fearless. so, friends were not surprised when the free spirit left home to sail the caribbean with a new boyfriend, then sarm vanished. as the coast guard searched for on white, investigators zeroed in on someone they believe held the key to her disappearance. but would he lead
eastern europe, and two, the actions, of course, of vladimir putin himself. here s the pentagon press secretary earlier today. if there s another incursion into ukraine, i would believe that could drive nato and some of our allies to make other forced posture decisions that they haven t made yet. today cnn clarissa ward spoke exclusively, that russia has very little to gain from this situation. let s bring clarissa in from ukraine. the foreign minister was also sensitive about potential deals being made for ukraine without ukraine s input. reporter: that s right. i think what you re seeing here, a classic case of ukraine not being sat at the negotiating table and understandably feeling a little bit vulnerable as a result. there have been some differences. it is no secret between ukraine s leadership and some of the actions and rhetoric that we ve seen coming from the u.s. and the white house
she had the interaction with her ex-boss that was a textbook abuse case and listen to what he said and her response. i ve heard charlotte and her lawyer, and i understand what they are saying, but they read into comments that i made. they ascribe motives i never had, and simply put, they heard things that i just didn t say. charlotte, i want you to know that i am truly and deeply sorry. he sexually harassed me. i am not confused. it is not confusing. i am living in reality and it s sad to see that he s not. his intention was trying to sleep with me. and that was charlotte to norah o donnell. susan, is this a classic case of victim shaming, of trying to gaslight her? it absolutely is, only andrew
so while we have closed the public hearings for now, those questions of will we take further evidence, will there be further depositions, witnesses? what will the judiciary committee do? are all undecided and we have to proceed like we have been proceeding. pursue the truth. and try and do that with urgency and expeditiously. but not let the truth get lost in a political timetable. okay. but it also feels as if you re letting the political timetable rush this a bit. i mean, look, sdny, the southern district of new york, is obviously investigating some weird ukraine business between giuliani and his associates. this, to me, seems like a classic case of congress figuring out how to work with another investigative body there. why not at least try to see what
president felt about jeff sessions and he put it out there for us and we learned about what happened behind closed doors, there was some concern about not firing the attorney general because could that then lead to objection charges? like could it lead us down that road? that doesn t seem to be a concern anymore. what i found remarkable about reporting by politico is that people around the white house figure if special counsel mueller is building an obstruction of justice case, oh, well, he s already done it, it s been in the open. he fired comey and said it was about russia and other examples where he s seen as interfering so if he fired sessions, oh, well, big whoop. which i think is quite an assessment. but what s striking is that he s beginning to sway senators who said months ago they would never support the confirmation of another attorney general. that they didn t have time and it wasn t the place. we know there are still stall