Jayme closs and killing her parents hears his sentence in the courtroom. Hear the message. A hiker missing for more than two weeks is discovered by a rescue crew late last night. We ooh el have the latest on her condition, but we begin this morning with a look at todays eye opener, your world in 90 seconds. You hear the roar and rough weather. See v weather slams the Holiday Weekend. President donald trump is now in tokyo, japan, for a fourday state visit. I think we right now probably have the best rogs with japan that weve ever had. Before leaving washington, he left us with plenty to chew on. They were very unhappy with the mueller report. They want to do a redo of the mueller report. Its over. There is no redo. Life in prison without parole. You are the embodiment of evil. A hiker who went missing in hawaii two weeks ago has been found alive. Beyond blown away. We found somebody by doing it right. A manhunt is under way in france knolling a bomb attack in the city of leone. At leas
battling a blaze at anlaze at a apartment in northeast.tmen you can see the flamese flme shooting from that building inat this picture.is crews were called to the 3200he0 block of east capitol streetcaps last night.stig we re told several people hadeoh to be rescued from inside. iid two residents were alsoe a injured but everyone is expected to be okay. so far no word an a cause.au. also in the district policeie investigating a double shooting that happened lateha last night on the 5,000 block bo of bass place southeast.outh police say two women were shote in the stairwell of anllf a apartment building.bung. both victims conscious andus breathing when they were takenwh to the hospital.en they are bottoh expected to recover. still waiting on any suspectg or motive. motiv this morning a community mor is shocked over the tragic canr killing of a teen waiting at at d.c. metro stop. jennifer davis is live at liv police headquarters inli northwest with what we knowce thiswith
you re back at home. it s had to have been a real whipsaw. yeah, this has been some ordeal. some people have said i m the first political prisoner in my own country based on failing to sign over my constitutional rights. i have to thank the lawyer who did a brilliant job in the order to show cause and judge hellerstein whose opinion could not have been more accurate calling the actions retaliatory. the department of justice remanded me back to prison while i was sitting in a waiting room expecting to get an answer as to why the first paragraph they gave to me was so violative of anyone s first amendment rights. next thing i know, there s three marshals standing behind me, mr. cohen, stand up and face the wall. not only did they handcuff me, which was completely unnecessary anyway, i m not a risk. i scored the lowest on possible, you know, numbers when it comes to bop, but they shackled me as well. i mean, this was really this was a rough experience. wow. in terms of you
now i panel of reporters discuss investigative journalism. harvard s kennedy school of government hosted this discussion in honor of david halberstam who died in 2007. this is an hour and half. [captioning performed by national captioning institute] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2010] david halberstam was a graduate of harvard, but he was also a significant figure in american journalism in a different time. he was really the beginning of a new kind of american journalism. highly educated, idealistic, committed any kind of social way to being a journalist in order to use journalism to tell true this that would have the effect of making this a better place. it is not the journalists in the past, before his time, were not eager in many cases in idealism. he looked at journalism as a profession that was suitable to a guy who went to harvard. that was very unusual in its time. he graduated in 1955. he went to a small newspaper in mississippi to begin his jou
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