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There is just feet in between stories where there were ten feet. that is heartbreaking because it doesn t mean to me that we ll be successful as successful as we would want to be to find people alive. authorities point out that not everyone who is unaccounted for is definitely missing. some may not have been home when the building collapsed. and not everyone unaccounted for is a u.s. citizen. matt rivers reports. reporter: as we learn more and more about the victims of this partial collapse, it is becoming more and more clear that the united states is not the only country whose seths h citizens have been ektd if aed by this tragedy. we heard on thursday from the foreign ministry of pararaquay saying that the sister of the first lady of paraquay and her family are not unaccounted for ....
Prosecution of southern district to determine it. they just look at the tax return. when you say southern district, they may not have meant something five years ago but means lot now. they are thinking of the prosecutors who threw the book at cohen and going at the national enquirer who don t take kindly to people fussing around. they would look at whether this is tax case? they would look at it because the tax activity occurred when donald trump was filing returns in new york. let s go to the sektd piece. the first is failure to file a 1099 but he may have filed one. it would be further evidence that he regarded this as a business expense. it wasn t an ordinary and necessary business expense. it was a payment of hush money. if the return reflected $420,000 of the payments would be a false return. it s interesting to hear you speak with such clarity. ....
We hope those talks happen. otherwise, i don t know what they ll do. sell those on ebay. thank you so much. i appreciate it. it s my favorite part of the show. monumental americans. people who may be deserving of more recognition, maybe a statue of their own. today it s rachel carson. often called the mother of the environmental movement. born back in 1907, she was a marine biologist, a writer and a nature lover. she was the sektd woman hired by the u.s. bureau of fisheri serks and promoted to editor in chief of all publication pps in 1962 her ground breaking vote book was released. her work helped lead to the creation of the environmental protection agency, the epa. carson passed away at the age of ....
Assistant secretary for homeland security and now a at harvard. i know yo spent a lot of time thinking about this. and you re a parent yourself. how do you explain the unexplicable to kids? answering the question of why it happened. don t do the impossible. some things are unexplainable. whatever crisis we learned over the years sort of three major things. one is don t your kids. they know what s going on. instead of talking to they will, listen. ask not directed questions like are your friend talking about this? did the teachers talk about that? elicit their response rather than giving them yours. and the sektd thing that s key is we have learned in crisis that resilient kids come from resilient parents. you want to show moving forward that your you re prepared for what s happening. and you have a grip on the situation. yelling at the tv is not a good ....
Find, you can t say he s guilty. reporter: anderson cooper spoke exclusively to juror b-37 soon after the verdict how they got to a not guilty verdict. after hours and hours and hours of deliberating over the law and reading it over and over and over again we decided there s just no way, other place to go. reporter: after more than 16 hours of deliberations, maddy says she struggled with the proof to have an picket. how did you go from in nine hours from feeling he was guilty of sektd second-degree murder and not guilty? a lot of wanted to find something bad we could connect to the law. reporter: maddy concedes she still struggles with the verdict and the public outcry that followed. i literally fell on my knees and broke down, my husband was holding me, i was screaming and crying and i kept saying to myself i feel like i killed him. what would you like to say to trayvon s parents? ....