flattened, twisted, much of the town gone. a catastrophic tornado leveled a candle factory in mayfield while it was full of workers. now, rescuers in distraught, and the family members are searching for those trapped and one survivor who managed to escape shared the moment she began to broadcasting live on facebook desperate for help. we are trapped, please, y all, get us some help. we are at the candle factory in mayfield. please, please. y all! please send us some help. somebody, please send us some help. we are trapped. the wall is stuck on me. nobody can get to us. y all. please, we can t move. andrea, calm down. woo. y all. please, y all. pray for us. just get somebody to come to help us. palpable terror there. across hard hit parts of kentucky, the national guard is looking for signs of life and going door-to-door and knowing in some places the few doors are still standing. and rescuers are finding few people as an amazon plant, few people are at the site after a to
three gunshots that launched a long-running mystery. who killed the veterinarian? i think the perpetrator stood there and watched him die. there were so many different leads and rumors. i felt like if it wasn t for me, it never would have happened. jealousy? rage? revenge? it was your classic whodunit. could anyone solve it? you look at what it s done to our family. it was hard. i wanted justice for my brother. reporter: there was a broad swath of prairie where the cattle outnumbered the people and a sad summer breeze sang around a modest dwelling in the grass. emergency. this is marlene protsman in geraldine. reporter: they called it the bunkhouse, though it was really just an old single-wide trailer. the veterinarian shot himself. my husband just went down to check to see if he was going to pasture. reporter: a nondescript little place out on the montana prairie. a bit worn around the edges. do you know where he shot himself? he doesn t k
federal courts in washington, they are falling for it. this is the kind of thing that used to be dismissed without a single paragraph, just one sentence. the house would make a motion to have the case dismissed and it would be dismissed now they all want to be oliver wednesday l holmes and write beautiful prose paragraphs and take several weeks doing it, and in the process they re playing the mark meadows game, which is nothing but delay. delay, delay. and the courts are now actively participating in the delay with the style of their deliberations and these kinds of absolutely ridiculous frivolous lawsuits. i feel like the federal courts, the court system in general is pretty well wired to handle lawsuits that are brought just for the purpose of either nonsense or craziness or delay or some other improper purpose, right. i mean, you know, like pro se litigants and people who like bring stuff to the courts because the voices tell them to or, you know, people who write th
is leaving tells you a lot about the trajectory of the modern republican party. to the old model of republicans was you stuck it out so you could reel the power of the state you could reel that power for all types of pressure this. the goal was wielding power to the service of some governing agenda that is why people got in politics, and that is less and less the case. congressman devin nunes who joined as a 29 year old, it s currently serving his tenth term is retiring to run donald trump s new grift. that is right, nunes will become ceo of the trump medium technology group which even as far as start-ups go, is particularly questionable. it is supposed to be a social media company, but in typical trump fashion right now more like a half baked idea with his name on it. also in typical trump fashion, the company is already being investigated by federal regulators. it s truly an incredible record to get your first sec investigation, before you ever have a product. so that is wh
knows how to perform it. i have to say i had a lot of amazing reporting experiences but to be privileged to stand in their home and watch him do an hour long set at the piano with his wife watching was among the most incredible moments really of reporting i ve had. his wife is great and a big reason for his longevity. the kid can cook by the way. tony. he can cook. and he is a nice little artist. he is a nice little artist. i interviewed him once with my pop. he got nervous and started drawing me. it wasn t bad. he couldn t draw you. you can t capture all that beauty. me he did all right. he is something special. a great story to bring people, anderson. really cool. i m chris cuomo. welcome to primetime. happy hanukah to my jewish brothers and sisters. enjoy night two of the festival of lights. i hope thanksgiving was a reminder for everybody of the good people and the good things in your life. lord knows we could use the help, right? now, i will take a little bit of a diff