correspondent dan cohen series on the health risks associated with cell phone use it's both scary and actually sort infuriating information he brings to us but it's incredibly important that we receive it dan will conclude is serious today plus the chairs of the u.s. securities and exchange commission and the commodity futures trading commission both nominated by president trump to jobs and confirmed by the united states senate last year have been facing some challenges how are they doing public citizens partly nailers will they get it and conservative t.v. and radio host steve balls are helpless or out in the global investor confidence which has dropped like a stone this year all that ahead but first we get a few at. the shanghai stock market has entered bear territory the shanghai composite index is now at a two year low having fallen by one point five percent in wednesday's trading at more than twenty percent since a high in january markets across asia also fell the gravitational pull from the shanghai exchanges fall with the hang seng down the percent the shans and composite index

and when you sleep leave the phone in another room it can disrupt your sleep really good advice dan cohen what an impressive report thank you so much dan. and time now for a quick break but hang you here because when we return we get an assessment of the chairman chairman of the key financial regulatory agencies to see if he see an s.e.c. by bartlett nailer the financial policy advocate for public citizen and global investor confidence has plummeted precipitous lead this year conservative t.v. and radio host steve malzberg helpless for it all out and before we go we'll tell you about one really big business that's set to make more money than ever i'll give you a hint our tease jesse ventura played a key role before he was little elected official as we go to break here are the numbers at the closing bell and stocks the dow nasdaq and the s. and p. are all down today will be right back. join me every thursday on the alex i'm i'm sure and i'll be speaking to guests of the world of politics small business i'm show business i'll see you then. whether the object is he should be. one of the peop

is a timely talk a topic of interest a majority of people around the world are to correspondent dan cohen has put the series together and he joins us now dan tell us what we should be looking for next week well i think we all know intuitively that staring at a cellphone keeping it up to your faces for too long is not really good but it turns out there are really serious health risks to cell phones holding them on your ear or talking on your ear keeping it in your pocket there have been studies that are that are showing clear evidence linking cell phones to cancer and i think it could it could foreshadow a huge public health crisis in this country and it's not only cell phones but all wireless technologies why five bluetooth cordless home phones and it will all talk about how also virtual reality headset that are being used in the classrooms can be very dangerous for children and we'll talk about how this information is actually being kind of suppressed from the public and the regulatory agencies like the f.c.c. that are supposed to inform the public have been kind of taken over by lobbyis

following the story or will go to toronto for more and as promised at the end of last week our team is dan cohen begins his three part special on the health risks associated with cell phone use and there is yet more new crypto news someone it's pretty shocking related to a previous huge access to at christie are from the tech trader fund is back in studio to go over at all that's all directly ahead but first let's get to a few headlines. we've reported on the motorcycle company harley davidson many times in part because it became somewhat of a poster child for the trumpet ministration and their tax cuts well the administration may want to extend a on the arly a last month we reported that harley is closing in kansas city point and moving some of those jobs to pennsylvania while increasing jobs in thailand well today harley officials say that they will move all produce. european motorcycles destined for the e.u. outside of the us if they continue to be produced in the united states they would have a huge import tariff placed upon them the e.u. terrace which currently stand at six percent would in

sector was so we'll tell us and we've had a great feedback on the our get on our to correspondent dan cohen series on the health risks associated with cell phone use it's both scary and actually sort of infuriating information he brings to us but it's incredibly important that we receive it dan will conclude is serious today plus the chairs of the u.s. securities and exchange commission and the commodity futures trading commission both nominated by president trump to jobs and confirmed by the united states senate last year have been facing some challenges how are they doing public citizens bartlett nailers will take us through it and conservative t.v. and radio host steve ball very helpless sort out in global investor confidence which has dropped like a stone this year all that ahead but first we get a few at. the shanghai stock market has entered bear territory the shanghai composite index is now at a two year low having fallen by one point five percent.

danielle de martino booked to discuss the recent developments plus we'll be catching part two of dan cohen's investigation of the health risks associated with cell phone use and later ten years after the great recession are we in danger of going there again west former banker nomi prins the author of collusion how central bankers rigged the world to discuss banking are tossed to the globe and finally are to correspond to trinity church of is just a look at some outdated to list reasons that is that united parcel service used yes all that and more straight ahead but let's get to some stories topping today's financial and business headlines is supreme court of the united states has issued a ruling in the case of ohio versus american express siding with amex five before the majority opinion up held the provision of amex's contracts with vendors that prohibits vendors.

our three part special report on the health impacts of cell phone usage here's r t correspondent dan cohen . cell phones and other wireless technologies in back to nearly every aspect of modern life from simple phone calls and text messages to entertainment shopping and dating ninety five percent of americans now own a cell phone and one in five american adults access the internet exclusively through their smartphone but few know that a cell phone is actually emitting radiation and studies have shown it can have dangerous effects a cell phone is a two way microwave it's constantly sending and receiving messages to and from a tower even when it's not in use cell phones operated various frequencies and simultaneously use multiple antennas all of which emit microwave radiation when a phone sends or receives a text message or streams music or video it emits a pulsing signal of radiation doctors say that whole thing can disrupt human cell membranes and over long periods of time do serious damage felons kept in the pocket of men reduce their sperm count and actually increase the chances they'll

by lobbyists and are keeping us in the dark you're going to tell the world about it we thank you dan cohen and that's it for this time you can catch boom bust on you tube you tube dot com slash boom bust archie catch you next time. and for the. goal you know. i. think the subtle but. i. everything still to play for a national pride hanging in the balance for so many top teams germany mexico belgium will face group rival today in the world cup here in russia will be across all those much follow the fun trail to. we're coming down fast to see the other games because we're in the world cup so that's what we wanted to. move. away from the powerful want to. see there's a. policy to be misleading. to say.

following the story or will go to toronto for more and as promised at the end of last week our team is dan cohen begins his three part special on the health risks associated with cell phone use and there is yet more new crypto news someone that's pretty shocking related to a previous huge tax christiania from the tech trader fund is back in studio to go over at all that's all directly ahead but first let's get to a few headlines. we've reported on the motorcycle company harley davidson many times in part because it became somewhat of a poster child for the trumpet ministration and their tax cuts well the administration may want to naomi arlie a last month we reported that harley is closing a kansas city point and moving some of those jobs to pennsylvania while increasing jobs in thailand well today harley officials say that they will move all production of european motorcycles destined for the e.u. outside of the us if they continue to be produced in the united states they would have a huge import tariff placed upon them the e.u. terrace which currently stand. six percent would increase dramatic

information available to the public phone may be the tip of the iceberg reporting for boom bust dan cohen r t. and time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return we'll be joined by britain's the author of collusion how the central bankers rigged the world to talk about global banking habits and their impact on the economy and i'll ask are we edging back to a problematic place with banks plus united parcel service has been around for about a century but has there delivered meant nothing change actually not that much when we come back we'll be joined by our discourse fine it's pretty obvious we take a long walk as we go to break here the numbers the closing bell oil up sharply today and general electric has the best day in three years with the price really up eight percent at the closing bell on the news of their sale of their distributed power unit at the order yesterday as well as today's news that they will also sell off their health care you will be right there. in the heart of the swiss alps this is a place probably more secretive than the pentagon more mysterious than

dan goldman's. as defense atto chief pers like donald trump, the entire process, tremendously incentivizes someone like michael cohen to do embellishing. dan is right, u.s. attorneys will check carefully making sure this person is telling the truth in a proffer session they can't necessarily verify everything. the chief complaint defense attorneys like me have about the entire cooperating witness program is that governm is especially -- essenti using criminals to catch other criminals, and lo and behold, what a surprise, many criminals have an incentive to lie if they know their parents and their children andir wives are waiting for them, and if they get long prison sentences. when will they get to see them next? that, plus the war of attrition. the federal government puts a defendant through after a year or so you might be completely out of money, and a d who originally may have said, i'll never cooperate, suddenly a year, two years down the road is singing a different tune. that is exactly the main complaint defense attorneys have about the cooperating witness program, but it is devastatingly effective, no matter

information available to the public phone gate may be the tip of the iceberg reporting for boom bust dan cohen r t. and time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return we'll be joined by britain's the author of collusion how the central bankers rigged the world to talk about global banking habits and their impact on the economy and i'll ask are we going back to a problematic place with banks plus united parcel service has been around for about a century but their delivery methods change actually not that much when we come back we'll be joined by our g. correspondent for the about to take the long walk as we go to break here the numbers the closing bell oil up sharply today and general electric has its best day in three years with the price really up eight percent at the closing bell on the news of their sale of their distributed power unit yesterday as well as today's news that they will also sell off their health care you will be right there. camera. roughly once the show and some movie you follow them. to. cool videos during the boom. and some of them with the broom police do

counicatio >> well, in march of this year, david zirinson, the previous laer allegedly told cohen the new lawyer that dans planned to file a lawsuit against him and trump who invalidate the nondisclosure agreement. it references test messages to arrange a phone call. david zirionte calling? cohen responded with flotus. give me a te let et to the bigge political question. danny, i want you to here, too. is this all to get trump into a situation if you're avenatti, to get trump into a suation like bill clinton and his lawyer robert bennett witheg to paula jones and the whole thing ends up being disastrous for the president which he's still talking about this week, $900,000 in thatcase. and beak admitted. >> yeah, i tnk that these relationships can hurt people on both sides. they can hurt the person, the accuser who wants to come forward and have their story told. perhaps if it's something they feel wronged more than just they want a payment but they feel like they've been wronged, somehow accosted, abused and nt to tell that story but it can also hurt the person on the other side, the accused where that per

paul: dan, i don't know if you saw, gary cohen, president former economic economic adviser said thatdermine if this gets out of control, the trade tit for tat and the president is fighting with europe and mÉxico, canada and japan and now china, this could escalate in a way that puts a big dent in the economy, do you agree with that? >> i agree to the extent that yes, it could, we are not there yet, but we need some results if we are going to avoid that result and we just have not seen them yet but it's very complicated. the trump administration is kind of playing three dimensional chess here. we've slapped $50 billion of tariffs on china, who we want to help us negotiate denuclearization with north korea, all right, and as mary suggested, we should have our allies along if we are going to rightfully target china's trade practices, however, we have also targeted all those allies britain, europe, japan, south korea, with tariffs of their own. so this is a very complicated process and i presume the white house has a plan but if it doesn't pan out, gary cohen is right, we will start seei

for him, giuliani tells me that he won't even consider a pardon for manafort or cohen until the investigation is completed. danpaula. >> good to know. tara reporting from the white house this morning, tara, thank you. >>> we want to bring in abc's chief white house correspondent jon karl who is also in d.c. hosting "this week" a little bit later this morning. jon, good morning to you. >> good morning. >> so let's talk about the russia investigation. rudy giuliani now calling for an investigation into the investigation. it's one thing when he speaks. but now we have prominent lawmakers like mccarthy and mitch mcconnell talking about the mueller investigation, that we need to wrap it up. so does that make a real difference? >> it does. this is a significant change. paula, i mean, the republican leadership in congress has been consistent in supporting the mueller investigation. so even as the president's called it a witch-hunt, even as some of those -- some of his allies in his base have vilified mueller, the congressional leadership, people like mccarthy and paul ryan and mitch mcconnell, have said that mueller

just that the attacks on muellerave gone nuclear since michael cohen entered the picture so keep your eye on that. >> it's an excellent point. dan, thank you as well. we have more breaking news. north rean state media ru reporti reporting that president trump agreed to lift sanctions. you're watching cnn. i'm brooke baldwin. sleep disturbances keep one in three adults up at night. only remfresh uses ion-powered melatonin to deliver up to seven hours of sleep support. number one sleep doctor recommended remfresh. your nightly sleep compa. available in the natural sleep section at walmart. our dad was in the hospital. because of smoking. but we still had to have a cigarette. had to. but then, we were like. what are we doing? the nicodermcq patch helps prevent your urge to smoke all day. nicodermcq. you know why, we know how. need a change of scenery? the kayak price forecast tool tells you whether to wait or book your flight now. so you can be confident you're getting the best price. giddyup! kayak. search one and done. a book that you're ready ith the world? get published now, call for your free publisher kit today! >>> more brea

cohen. she claims they colluded to manipulate her and to benefit donald trump. joining me now is danfounder of the must-read website media ite and a bc news and "lincoln's last trial" the murder case that propelled him to the presidency. how unusual is it for someone to sue their former attorney and for their new attorney to sue the former attorney for, i guess, i don't know, dereliction of duty? >> people do sue their former attorneys. the problem is this particular case seems like a bit of a dud. really what avenatti is saying her former attorney and michael cohen were in cahoots together. and he wasn't representing her interests and together they were working against her. >> let me just read some texts that seem to prove that point, or at least raise suspicion about that. here's some texts that are between keith davidson and michael cohen. here it is. this is about stormy daniels. from cohen to davidson. i have her tentatively scheduled for hannity tonight. comey, after your trial. davidson, stormy daniels's attorney said she can't do today. i'm trying to get her to commit for tom

dan. this is the same date, let's forget tonight, they would rather tomorrow so they can patrolmen the heck out of the show. cohen later says, the wise men all believe the story is dying down and don't think it's smart for her to do any interviews. let her do her thing but no interviews at all with anyone. davidson replies, agreement 100%. cohen writes, thanks, pal. so, i don't want to believe he said the wise man is president trump. >> could be. let's not forget, she got $130,000 out of this. that's not to suggest that that's bad, wrong or horrible or anything. let's provide the context necessary here. she's given a $130,000 pay off. the question comes off is what can be said, what can't be said. it's not that sufficing to me it's a discussion between the lawyers. michael avenatti's going to say, this show's that he violated his duty to her. e agree with jennifer, the notion that you're going to drag michael cohen into that, more of a long shot. this is not an easy lawsuit. you can say we're angry, upset, lawyers shouldn't do this. but for them to say we're going to win a silver lawsuit and get discovery, we'll

cohen was going to flip? to the extent that these guys have any information they are doing to be singing like some of the largest canaries you have seen in your lifetime. >> dan goldman as someone who used to do these investigations we havely, your handicapping on mr. michael avenatti's analysis? >> the interesting thing is the first amendment issues. there are hurdles that you must clear in order to subpoena a news organization. i don't know exactly what they are categorizing ami, but by subpoenaing them they have clearly done that. ami indicated that they are going to claim some first amendment privileges to protect their sources. that's a potential area for litigation. so they will do everything they can to fight this through litigation. but i agree with michael, these are people who are not going to want to mess with the government. and they are going to try to cooperate. the interesting thing that you pointed out with michael earlier is what michael cohen does. and the more we keep hearing him talk about doing what's best for his family, as we have talked about before, the more it's likely that he's going to cooperate. tin critical thing for him rate now

dan abrams, thank you very much. good to see you. >> nice to be back. >>> still ahead, michael cohen once said he'd take a bullet forrue? . the former attorney for stormy daniels is talking to the feds. that means the pressure is growing for the president's fixer. "vanity fair's" emily jane fox joins with us her latest reporting next on "morning joe." her salon was booked for weeks, until her laptop crashed this morning. having it problems? ask a business advisor how to get on demand tech support for as little as $15 a month. this week get boise case paper for only $29.99 at office depot office max. the beswith neutrogena® beach? beach defense® sunscreen. helioplex™ powered, uva uvb strong. beach strength protection for the whole family. for the best day in the sun. neutrogena®. you totanobody's hurt, new car. but there will still be pain. it comes when your insurance company says they'll only pay three-quarters of what it takes to replace it. what are you supposed to do? drive three-quarters of a car? now if you had liberty mutual new car replacement™, you'd get your whole car back. i guess they don't want you driv