let s get right to the just released report by the special counsel john durham in its conclusions about the trump/russia investigation. cnn s senior justice correspondent evan perez has been going over the roughly 300-page report. evan, give us the top lines. reporter: well, wolf, this report contains a lot of harsh criticism for the fbi, especially former fbi leadership that oversaw the trump/russia investigation. in the end john durham spent four years in this investigation. this is a 300-page report. he concludes that while the fbi had reason to launch, perhaps, an assessment or a preliminary investigation, much lower-level investigations, he believes that there was a lot of exculpatory evidence that the fbi was ignoring and that they should not have launched, essentially, a full-blown investigation. i ll read you just a part of what he concludes as part of this report. he says that the fbi discounted or willfully ignored material information that did not support the nar
electorate. we saw from the mueller report where the american people, say, okay, now what? tell me what you found. if they don t meet or exceed those expectations, it might be counter productive. the spinning of it by ag barr of the actual findings of the mueller report. when i was a kid, this was way before your time thank you. i m much younger than you, so much. i like the hair toss. i remember my grandmother and my mom and dad watching the water gate hearings. i remember the president leaving the white house on a helicopter. it was unbelievable but back then, we only had three channels. now that we have so much, we have social kbmedia, hundreds o channels and the attention span of american public not what it was. are you still upset that you were the buone that had to chan the button, the little knob. we were fancy. we had the remote. you had to attach it to the tv. it had volume, up and down for the button and on and off and that was it. thank you, laura. th
store where you are. yes. and then after that, it was silent but i didn t know if there were more people in the store or anything and i proceeded to get a phone call from another friend. he is a is a local that gives employees rides to and from the store and he called me and said, please tell me that you are okay and i whispered to him and i said, yes, i m scared. i m i don t know what to do and he says, where are you, and i said, i m at the desk. he said, stay down, don t move. the cops are outside and they are going to be coming in and i will be outside waiting for you. it just come find me outside. so i waited and i heard the walkie-talkies from the police and i peeped my head up a little bit over the counter and a officer happen to look in the window when he said, stay down. stay down. i got back down flat and i waited a couple more minutes. it seemed like forever. i heard people walking and i heard somebody crying hysterically. i kind of just got up and stood up with
Tonight, families who lost loved ones in the buffalo shooting massacre at the tops supermarket one year ago have filed a wrongful-death lawsuit. they are targeting social media firms, claiming they played a role in radicalizing the killer and his racist views. cnn s brian todd is taking a closer look for us. brian, tell us more about this lawsuit. reporter: the lawsuit alleges that the social media companies were motivated by financial gain, and that they were the ones who pushed the shooter to look at more extreme content. tonight, following the first anniversary of the buffalo supermarkets shooting that killed ten people, all of them black, social media companies are facing a wrongful-death lawsuit by three of the victims families. nothing s important. reporter: leticia rogers who survived the shooting also
In her face. yes, she looked horrified. she turned like she was going to run and like i said, it was a little gap, a few seconds, but it seemed like it was a long time and you heard the next booms go off. it sounded like bombs being dropped in the store. it would be so loud. you could feel it. i ve never experienced something like that. it was like you were in the middle of a battlefield. leticia, just so people that are just joining us, she is telling her story and it you said that you called 911, leticia, and the dispatcher had hung up on you. the executive, said that there was an inquiry and explained how the 911 call ctr. up looked into your call and i want you to listen to this and i will get your response. on sunday, they went to