shut down civil discourse but in this particular case i think the left has taken it far too far steve case one but there are a lot of other cases here that we're seeing almost every day now and the political environment you know. i used to remember is that ok i can understand you know the liberals used to be the ones that were taller and in want to dialogue and wanting to engage people and now we have a president who can be quite vulgar at times so i think everybody on the panel in our viewers would agree many times he's a pretty he's a bit rough ok but why does the left now have to emulate that i mean aren't they supposed to be better they've always presented themselves as being the better part of the political spectrum it seems to me they want to get in the mud. and fight it out that way which is not really part of the left's tradition at least my reading of it go ahead. well there is an old expression that you don't get into a peeing match with a skunk and i think it's been a huge error on the part of democrats but i'm going to make it clear donald trump has set the stage for all of thi

shut down civil discourse but in this particular case i think the left has taken it far too far steve case one but there are a lot of other cases here that we're seeing almost every day now and the political environment you know. i used to remember is that ok i can understand you know the liberals used to be the ones that were taller and in want to dialogue and wanting to engage people and now we have a president which who can be quite vulgar at times so i think everybody on the panel and our viewers would agree many times he's a pretty he's a bit rough ok but why does the left now have to emulate that i mean aren't they supposed to be better they've always presented themselves as being the better part of the political spectrum it seems to me they want to get in the mud. and fight it out that way which is not really part of the left's tradition at least my reading of it go ahead. well there is an old expression that you don't get into a peeing match with a skunk and i think it's been a huge error on the part of democrats but i'm going to make it clear donald trump has set the stage for all

in context as well as i thought could have been and that's why i think that case was a winnable case. steveted in that case why did he take his life? >> he had a severe case of cte, the brain disease from repeated head blows by playing football. it's a direct link to suicide and, you know, after studying this case and looking at all the evidence, you really can't reach any other conclusion that cte was a major factor here you are critical of the nfl. >> yes, i think the nfl has turned its back on its players. i think there is extreme detect between the nfl and its players look at what's going on with the kneeling issue and we have all of these issues their players are committing suicide. while i appreciate the president getting involved in the kneeling issue, this is a far more serious issue where players are having -- walking around with severe brain diseases and nothing is being done about it. and until this canister explodes, i don't think anybody is going to give it the attention it deserves. steve: before he died, he actually talked to you about writing this book. >> he did. we thought

steve. >> the case of the pastor in turkey. >> are you talking about the i am practiisonment of pastor bru upset about it? >> i think you can see in the actions of the president has made today that he's not happy of turkey's decision not to release erdogan. >> does the president support the possibility of taxed, and te possibility of a shutdown, is the president talking about endorsing a government shutdown before november's elections, after november's elections, or both? >> on the first part of your question, this is something that has a lot of support from various people. no administration policy has been determined. the president asked the treasury department to look into it. on the second part of your question in regards to the shutdown, the president isn't focused on the timing of before or after the election. he is focused on the results. he has been talking about this for a year and a half. our immigration system is completely broken and he is begging and has been for congress, particularly democrats in congress, to step up, do their jobs, stop kicking the ball down the field, and a

in this case steve mnuchin said, , i think the president listens to me. sometimes he agrees. sometimes he does not. that is a lot different from bob ruben. people think he was largely responsible for the economic prosperity during the clinton years. hank paulson, bush let him handle the response to the financial crisis. bush was not very popular. if he went to congress and ask for things, they would have said, beat it. tim geithner had a lot of mileage with obama. that is the irony. you can ride into washington with trump, wind up as secretary of the treasury, but then you have to deal with the president. even mnuchin says he does not always listen. that has been clear in the last 18 months. carol: you were cast with putting treasury secretary mnuchin on the cover. what did you pull together to do that? >> we were thinking a lot about how to show him on the cover. he has a job that involves all the chaos at the white house. he has to deal with personality and keeping his job. while keeping his agenda in line. we wanted something that drew attention to that. jason: how did the

the time he comes along it was stymied because they are having a lot of trouble making the case move forward. steve berryman, an irs agent in orange county, in southern orange county by the internal revenue service would seem to have nothing to do at this. turns out he's a diehard soccer fan. he's an air force brat and his father was stationed in england, said he grew up in england and was a liverpool fan. he's also a great athlete. he had a division i scholarship as a placekicker to kick field goals for think i want to say either southern or northern illinois university. when he wasn't quick enough to to be an nfl kicker, he chose the next obvious path, which would be irs agent and went down there and in cut his teeth in originally riverside county and then in orange county doing narco cases, being drugrunners and that sort of thing. the thing he said when the fbi would do them, they are always chasing the tracks. what i do drugs, but the guy with the drugs you decide you can't complete the investigation until you figure over the money is. they don't sell the drugs were not being enough money is d

case? really, steve, bless your heart for trying to get trump out of this soup, but he snu that he was paying women. that's the bottom line. and it's a good thing that we've got evidence. other than michael cohen's testimony. there's the tape and who knows what other evidence that the mueller investigation has that's documentary evidence or testimonial evidence from other people. what is alan say iing? trump did not know the hit is totally blocked by the tape. there's still the report withing requirement in the statute. >> hold on. chris, that's not true. you have -- again, we have to be careful. election law is clear. the phrase that's used in election law, if it would have been made ney -- >> but michael cohen said he made it to help the campaign. >> michael cohen, the felon and dishonest rat said that. we're going to take his word as gospel truth? >> he agrees with you about michael coen. he believes he's a good man, an honorable man. >> michael cohen was facing decades in prison. he had committed serious violationsful the prosecutors were able to squeeze him and put him in a corner. >> i'

these are attorneys who would eventually defend him, although at first they only heard about the case. steve you've said two things. special man, special situation. >> i think both of us can say this is a man that we like and we know. we don't feel he could have done anything like this. >> chris hall and his daughters prepared for a trial which they hoped would make clear to everybody, the police, the neighbor, the world, that chris would not, could not, did not harm the love of his life. >> there was never, in 30 years of marriage, never one moment of violence. there was no motive for this man to kill his wife. >> they had a look at the neighbor's eyewitness account and suggested it was really not conclusive at all. it was tragically incomplete. >> she saw three snapshots. what is missed by everyone is the wife getting into the jacuzzi, slipping, falling into the jacuzzi, hitting her head, going unconscious, and drowning. >> see this sharp corner sticking out into the spa? hitting your head on this would certainly have opened a gash and knocked cristi out, said the attorney. >> she didn't s

case. >> harry, steve, thank you both. >>> president trump warning evangelical leaders there will be violence from the left if republicans lose the midterms in november. cnn national correspondent athena jones joins us from the white house. wi where did those comments come from? >> this is a warning against complacency, warning his voters, many of whom are vales that they need to go to the polls in the midterm elections in november even though he's not on the ballot, why? because if democrats take control there will be violence. that's the warning he told a dinner of evangelical leaders monday night at the white house. he said it's not a question of like or dislike, it's a question that they would overturn everything we've done and they will do it quickly and violently. there is violence when you look at antifa, these are violent people. now we need to stress here, erica, there is no evidence that there would be violence should democrats take control of congress. congress has changed hands in the past without there being violence and if democrats have the votes to make the changes they want t

we work with the fbi on so many cases and it is always a privilege. stephanie and stevee codirectors of the division of enforcement. and the fccank them for their hard work on this. i want to acknowledge and thank the prosecutors in my office handling the case. , bob right is max nicholas then, scott hartman and co-chiefs of our securities and commodities fraud task force. collins, who by virtue of his office helps to write the laws of our nation, acted as if the law did not apply to him. the charges today demonstrate once again that no matter what the crime and no matter who committed it, we stand committed in the pursuit of justice without fear or favor. to invite toike the podium, bill sweeney. bill: good afternoon everybody. christopher collins sat on a board of directors for a period of more than three years, spanning the run-up to the drug trial announcement in may 2017. collins himself was the largest shareholder. druge summer of 2017, a designed to treat multiple sclerosis had entered the late stages of a phase two clinical trial. was the only viable drug in the

case? >> i mean, really, steve, bless your heart for trying to get trump out of this soup, but he knew that he was paying off women. that's the bottom line. and it's a good thing that we've got evidence other than michael cohen's testimony. there's the tape. and who knows what other evidence that the mueller investigation has that's documentary evidence or testimonial evidence from other people. what is allen weisselberg saying? we don't have any idea what's behind the scenes. but as to this notion that trump did not know, it's totally by the tape. >> and even if he knew doesn't matter he's not a crime. and i paid all the money that was paid by michael cohen so nobody contributed anything for me. there's still the recording requirement in the statute, steve. so there would still be a legal aspect -- >> that's not true. that's not true. if -- and again, we have to be careful here. election law is clear. if an expenditure would have been made, irrespective of the campaign, that's the phrase that's used in election law, if it would have been made anyway then it is not deemed -- >> michael cohe

case is textbook. prosecutors are reviewing it. steve, abc news, atlanta. >>> authorities have charged a georgia woman with pretending to be a dentist for several years, drilling and pulling teeth and even performing surgery despite having no training. krista szewczyk is facing felony charges including practicing without a license, insurance fraud and forging prescriptions. she denies performing the procedures and says that she's a victim of a personal vendetta from the district attorney's office. prosecutors say she's been practicing for at least seven years. >> each one of the victims has different operations that were performed on their mouths. these including teeth extraction, including crowns placed on, and when those are done incorrectly, they obviously will end with infections and more like having to remove the tooth completely. >> one of her former patients says he ended up in the emergency room from the swelling after he had two teeth pulled. szewczyk was first accused in 2012. reports say that case was determined to be too much

suspect joseph deangelo appeared in court today hearing the full complaint ag with cases spanning six counties. reporter steve large was in the courtroom and has details. >> reporter: joseph deangelo made his way into this sacramento county courtroom standing inside a metal enclosure, his face noticeably thinner, his frame leaner compared to his earlier court appearances. >> count 7, santa barbara county. >> reporter: deangelo listened as the long list of charges were read, decades of violent crimes, rape, murder, kidnapping now all complained in a single sacramento court complaint by six separate california counties. prosecutors from five of the counties were inside the courtroom, then left together in this suv. orange county d.a. tony racaucus was among the prosecutors who came to sacramento for this court date. >> i thought it was very important to get this started right. this is a very solemn time to have all the charges read, have the defendant standing there. >> reporter: prosecutors also asked the judge for an inquiry into whether deangelo can afford to hire his own legal team. deangelo's current court

steve: we got back on american soil yesterday the 55 cases. of dog tags and apparently that family has been notified. and i was reading one of the reports from asia that said that they also returned some materials, for instance, military hardware, some uniforms, some helmets, some canteens and boots are being returned in those boxes. ainsley: i once was lost and now i'm found. this was the headline for the "new york post" this morning coming home. can you see the caskets draped in red, white, and blue. steve: it was solemn and stirring. we asked you for your comments. mollie emailed us, my eyes filled with tears. and i felt so moved to witness this amazing event. every military family feels a connection and love for the families who lost their loved ones in the korean war. we all rejoice to get them home. brian: remember how bad this was getting. at one point mcart temperature said to truman i just got to drop the atomic bomb on that's the only way to solve. this god bless the military and their families. never forget. ainsley: dee wrote this

case is textbook. prosecutors are reviewing it. david? >> steve osunsami. >>> one more note involving the white house tonight. president trump acknowledging white house counsel don mcgahn is stepping down. the news coming more than a week after reports mcgahn has been cooperating extensively with robert mueller's investigation. questioned more than anyone else in the administration. mcgahn was apparently surprised when his decision to leave was revealed by the president on twitter. he will stay on through the confirmation of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. >>> the deadly salmonella outbreak tonight. we'll tell you what's causing it. it does involve chicken. >>> the big rig rollout. authorities say it happened after a road rage dispute with another driver. the incredible pictures. >>> we have a breaking headline tonight. the mystery woman we reported on last night here seen at that doorbell camera. her hands apparently in shackles. what we've learned. >>> and the outrage at the u.s. open. a female player warned after changing her shirt on tv

first century disney deal and what it might mean it was a great and fun discussion steve but what margot does having this case the time warner case not fully locked down i mean decided to go forward but boy if you're a business in the media space does this send some sort of chilling impact or with regard to the twenty first century fox is that something that's already gone forward and they've dealt with it i think the people who are probably happiest yesterday were comcast executives perhaps that they are out of the deal for twenty first century fox and disney because it really looks like jay was mostly concerned about here was the combination of distribution service buying a content provider so i don't see this having an effect on the disney twenty first century fox merger but let's remember that disney twenty first century fox in that merger deal fox agreed to spin off its regional sports programming in order to fly under the radar of d.o.j. had they not done that i think they would have gotten more scrutiny from the department of justice antitrust division in one thousand nine hundred time warner deal they

reporter steve large on the criminal cases spanning six counties. >> reporter: joseph deangelo made his way into this sacramento county courtroom standing inside a metal enclosure, his face noticeably thinner, his frame leaner compared to his earlier court appearances. >> count 7, santa barbara county. >> reporter: deangelo listened as a judge read a long list of heinous charges against him, decades of alleged violent crimes, murder, rape, kidnapping all now combined in a single sacramento court complaint by six separate california counties. prosecutors from five of the counties were inside the courtroom, then left orange county d.a. tony racaucus was among the prosecutors who came to sacramento for this court date. >> i thought it was very important to get this started right. this is a very solemn time to have all the charges read, have the defendant standing there. >> reporter: prosecutors also asked the judge for an inquiry into whether deangelo can afford to hire his own legal team. deangelo's current court- appointed public defenders did not answer any reporters' question as they l

, but it can be even more powerful if he is not the one making the case. , there areger story many people making these arguments. steve: how many americans have radios in these days? professor byrnes: at least 75% of the national population, over 90% in urban areas. more than in the north -- more in the north and in the south. but generally most people had a radio or access to a radio from someone they knew, family, a neighbor. it was incredibly widespread but world war ii. get theirost people news by radio. more than 50% got their news from the radio at that point. steve: were they relatively inexpensive? professor byrnes: i don't know the exact cost of a radio. the great depression was not over yet. the fact that people had them despite being in hard times meant that they had to be in affordable item. they were not a luxury, but more commonplace household item. steve: if you were listening to the radio with your family, what would you have heard with that famous day of infamy speech by fdr? professor byrnes: you would have very spottylly coverage. just that something would happen. over the course of the day, people

first century disney deal and what it might mean it was a great and fun discussion steve but what margot does having this case the a.t.m. to time warner case not fully locked down i mean decided to go forward but boy if you're a business in the media space does this send some sort of chilling impact or with regard to the twenty first century fox is that something that's already gone forward and they've dealt with it i think the people who are probably happiest yesterday were comcast executives perhaps that they are out of the deal for twenty first century fox and disney because it really looks like jay was mostly concerned about here was the combination of distribution service buying a content provider so i don't see this having an effect on the disney twenty first century fox merger but let's remember that disney twenty first century fox in that merger deal fox agreed to spin off its regional sports programming in order to fly under the radar of d.o.j. had they not done that i think they would have gotten more scrutiny from the department of justice antitrust division in one thousand nine hundred time warner

first century disney deal and what it might mean it was a great and fun discussion steve but what margot does having this case the time warner case not fully locked down i mean decided to go forward but boy if you're a business in the media space does this send some sort of chilling impact or with regard to the twenty first century fox is that something that's already gone forward and they've dealt with it i think the people who are probably happiest yesterday were comcast executives perhaps that they are out of the deal for twenty first century fox and disney because it really looks like jay was mostly concerned about here was the combination of distribution service buying a content provider so i don't see this having an effect on the disney twenty first century fox merger but let's remember that disney twenty first century fox in that merger deal fox agreed to spin off its regional sports programming in order to fly under the radar of d.o.j. had they not done that i think they would have gotten more scrutiny from the department of justice antitrust division in one thousand nine hundred time warner deal they

cases. even steve balmer taking over for bill gates at microsoft. but there is precedent for this.that just be adding insult to injury. >> well, i think it would be a smart idea because he is the visionary. what we think that the production problems with the model three for example, he really needs expertise in certain areas. production being one of them. i go hire the best toyota manufacturing supervisor i could find, for example, to take care of those. let the experts take care of those issues. that can be the visionary. i would also add, we talked about all the money going out the door right now. what about the investments for the future? there's talk about building the plant in china. he's talked about new products coming, trucks and such. those will take a lot of money, too. the money taking the company private will hinder those plans i would think. >> this gets to the whole thing about leadership. one of the things steve jobs learned painfully with how to bring productive people, creative people and keep them as a team. when he was younger he drove them away. those must have

steve: in that case the first one who is there puts. katie: you get dibs. i get dibs on both. use arm rests sit like this. steve: final question, katie, why did kamikaze pilots wear helmets. >helmets. katie: if they ejected and hit their head they would be okay. [buzzer] steve: i'm sorry. they wore leather flight caps that kept the pilots from getting too cold or going deaf on the cockpit canopy was open. it was less about actually surviving the crash and more about getting to the -- >> i wear one of those helmets too when i take the train it gets very cold. brian: oon route to death you don't want to get a headache. katie: we tried. tougher questions on "fox & friends" in the morning. steve: there you go. ultimately now you know the difference between regular and fancy ketchup. ainsley: that's do designation from the government. brian: katie pavlich just had humble pie. jillian: i find the arm rest thing is more of a debate on the airplane. that's what like especially if you are in the middle seat you get none. katie: you get none. brian: that's why i started flying private.

so, steve, again, exactly what might be the worst case scenario for this white house, to are this president more specifically. seems to be playing out in this reporting. >> yeah. i can't tell from this, obviously. i don't know what extent the white house was surprised. but what is important here, you said it at the very beginning, he's not the president's lawyer. he's the white house's lawyer. he represents the institution ofof the presidency. if you're surprised that someone like this ends up representing the institution as he should, it's unfortunate you could be surprised. i'm dispinltappointed that anyo surprised. >> rudy giuliani said, yes, that's what we want him to do. that's the first step. second step in fro sprocess mig, what is the personal lawyer there, won the second step then be what do you plan on then discussing with the mueller team? >> well, i think if i were the president's personal lawyer and i had that discussion with mr. mcgahn beforehand, i would hope i am very careful not toint fear with an on going investigation. i'm not going to put myself in the president's person

mutually assured destruction of the modern era and not referring to the nukes but in this case cyber attacks. >> stevet as always, and we thank you for coming on. we will have more on the protests in washington, d.c., after this quick break. does your business internet provider promise a lot? let's see who delivers more. comcast business gives you gig-speed in more places. the others don't. we offer up to 6 hours of 4g wireless network backup. everyone else, no way. we let calls from any of your devices come from your business number. them, not so much. we let you keep an eye on your business from anywhere. the others? nope! for a limited time, when you get fast, reliable internet, you can add voice for just $24.95 more per month. call or go online today. call or go on line today. >> and we continue to follow the bre breaking news. one year after the violence in charlottesville, we are watching the competing rallies in washington, d.c., and things are happening right near the white house. the anti-hate groups are drastically outnumbering the white supremacists and sending a clear message that hate is

steve bannon though making the case that this is sort of a tough road for democrats to take., yes, it energizes both the democratic base and the republican base when there starts to be talk of impeachment. this is something again that voters are going to ask about. how do they balance that, rachel? >> so far on the hill, we are seeing democratic leaders and democrats in general like warren take a cautious approach to impeachment which might surprise some because yesterday you had obviously michael cohen, the president's personal lawyer, implicating the president legally in federal court. so it is interesting because in the house about one-third of the democratic caucus voted last december to begin a debate about whether they should impeach the president. that was well before we heard anything about potential campaign finance charges. they were just talking about trump and the way he acted, saying he basically demeaned the office of the presidency. so we sort of expected this morning to come in here and see a bunch of house democrats, now that they are actually talking about c

we work with the fbi on so many important cases, and it is always privilege. is stephanief bill and steve, who are codirectors of the sec's division of enforcement. i want to thank them and the sec for their hard work on this matter. last, i want to acknowledge and thank the career prosecutors in my office handling the case. to my right is max nicholas, damien williams, bob allen, scott hartman, and the cochise -- co-chiefs of our securities and commodities fraud task force. who bysman collins, virtue of his office helps to write the laws of our nation, acted as if the law did not apply to him. the charges today demonstrate once again that no matter what the crime, and no matter who committed it, we stand committed in the pursuit of justice without fear or favor. i would now like to invite to sweeney.m bill bill: thank you, and good afternoon, everybody. u.s. representative christopher collins sat on innate's board of directors for more than three years. collins himself was the company's largest shareholder. 2017,around the summer of a drug designed to treat a debilitating form of multipl

case scenarios. (michelle) that was steve large reporting.is being used to map fire lines and understand how the blaze is growing. (ken) and stay with kron-4 as we have continuing coverage of the wildfires burning across the state... and how the smoke is impacting the bay area. download our kron-4 mobile app to always get the latest breaking news alerts. (live) taking a live look outside at san francisco's embarcadero.... (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologist mabrisa rodriguez. slightly cooler inland temperatures are expected on sunday as a weak trough approaches the bay area and a substantial sea breeze continues. inland temperatures should cool off 5-10 degrees. expect 60s-70s along the coast and 80s-90s inland. northwest winds will become breezy again tomorrow afternoon. with relatively dry humidity values continuing tomorrow, there will continue to be some wildfire threat in the more drier locations. high pressure will rebuild over the state by monday, causing warm and dry conditions through the rest of the work w

steve. quite often, particularly in cases with this many charges, the jury will come back and say that they're deadlocked on all or some of the charges and the judge, at a certain point, and this was a little bit early because the jury had not mentioned it before they came with the note, the judge may send them back and say, keep trying or like he did today and read what is commonly referred to as an alan charge, which is a fairly lengthy speech that he gives the jury to tell them to reconsider the evidence, try to work together and no other jury is going to be better than you, no other presentation of the evidence is going to be better than you and he did tell them that this case is going to have to be disposed of somehow and there's no better jury or presentation of the evidence. so, do your best to reach a verdict? but, my guess is that they're back in there. they've been working for almost three hours now after the judge gave that instruction. and i agree with ken. i do think by the end of the day, we are likely to learn more about what the jury has decided, including, quite possibly, a pa

steve: in our case, we are underweight turkey in equities and fixed income.yncratic. the story you have seen in argentina this past year, the story in turkey, this is more or less fragile. the circumstances are very different. i think markets, while they have been worried in the u.s. is creating external pressure, the environment for other emcs not nearly the situation to his right now. francine: thank you so much. private bank now coming up. the white house chief economic adviser larry kudlow will be reacting to today's job reports. that's 9:30 a.m. in new york area this is bloomberg. ♪ two, down and back up. our phones are more than just phones. they are pocket sized personal trainers... last minute gift finders... siri: destination ahead. and discoverers of new places. it's the internet in your hand. that's why xfinity mobile can be included with xfinity internet. which could save you hunreds of dollars a year. plus get $150 when you bring in your own phone. its a new kind of network designed to save you money. click, call or visit a store today. >> where

party as an institution to the extent it still exists if that outcome -- if steve bannon's preferred outcom would have been the casei don't know if there is more he brings to the table but this is an opportunity to come back into the discussion and he's taking it. >> adrian, what does steve bannon bring to the table. >> i don't think he brings much to the table. this is a desperate man trying desperately to hang on to whatever shred of relevancy he has left in the trump administration but also in politics. he's putting this war room together to try to save the house from republicans by focusing on impeachment when democrats have candidates across the country who are running on protecting health care, racing wages and ridding washington of corruption, that trump and the gop have infiltrated throughout politics. so i think he's trying as kurt pointed out really desperately to try to hang on to some sort of relevancy. he realized that not having a connection or not having that relationship with trump has damaged his career and so i think he's trying to crawl back in. >> so one of the reports that came out this week an

steve: i think you're absolutely right. tim mcgraw there. alan dershowitz, author of, the case against impeaching trump. world regarding the president of the united states. we want to start with last week. has week, it was revealed the u.s. attorney of southern district of new york was able to get a guilty plea from michael cohen. we found out the trump cfo, a fellow named alan weisselberg, apparently he made a deal and spilled as many beans on michael cohen as the prosecutors wanted. where are we with the southern district of new york which is different than the mueller investigation? >> well, i've said from day one that the greatest risk to president trump, his presidency and his businesses are in the southern district of new york, not with mueller. remember the mueller investigation all involves issues that have constitutional defenses. you have the right to fire to fire comey. he had the right to customer his presidential authority. there is no collusion. he was entitled to have dealingses with foreign countries if in fact he did. the problem is that with the southern district there are no constituti

case. here is the man with the truth when it comes to traffic. >> steve, thank you. >>> westbound 580 right at 205 at the tracy super commute, you notice there is a slowdown on 580 westbound at 205 because of road work. if you are coming to that way, give yourself some extra time. otherwise, it looks pretty good as you head out to the oakland area one 880. 401, -- 4:01 am, let's go back to the desk. >>> two people were hurt in a crash outside of parliament today. police are investigating the crash as a terror attack. witnesses say a man deliberately crashed a car into people during the morning commute. police swarmed the area and arrested the man in his 20 -- in his 20s. he crashed into the barriers outside of the parliament. none of the injuries are considered life threatening. in march of last year, a man plowed a car into crowds on westminster bridge killing four people. he also killed a police officer before being shot and killed. >>> happening today, a local group expected to announce details of a lawsuit involving president trumps older son and the secret service. >> this involves don

case anymore. he had desire. and steve jobs silicon valley she was starry i and i and he was her idol.did apple and i thank i think intermittently that she is she modeled herself after jobs and basically the computer industry. in those genentech says the world and instead choosing as her model and it wasn't the right model. and the silicon valley fake it till you make it and the term vaporware where it was going in the 80s and announced with great fanfare and to be delivered years late people like jobs and also were accused of engaging in the practice if you look at it from the point of view that's okay because they make it with real thing and their founders became founders and met with the plan is the same playbook but you can't rule out vaporware in medicine that is a a different arena in the end consumer is not someone using that aphid is an application to make a crucial medical decision and to lose sight of that or ignore that the traditional silicon valley isn't applicable to medicine but she tried to apply that to medicine. >> so twitter was famously buggy in those early years it

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has noticed that oh depair and it's suffered a lot because of steve's obligations that sometimes they have to their babies we have some casesthat the parents committed suicide in our journey not to kill their children it's not that we are imposing than the state's no day do not want to kill they are choosing because they love the youtube so the ones you have to have the hell so you receive in state so do you can raise the student. a federal judge in the u.s. has issued a temporary restraining order suspending downloads of those three d. printing gun designs that wrote earlier this week earlier this week the u.s. justice department had given permission for the weapons design blueprints to be made available on the web but then almost immediately eight states went to court and the judge in seattle ordered the plans were taken with the media to fake so in the short time they were online it sort of files were downloaded thousands of times over now even though three d. printed guns have made a plastic none the less capable of inflicting fatal injuries is the worry you may find it too expensive though of course a high end three d.

steve schuler/manteca police: "relationship there has nothing to do with this case. mily is devastated by the actions of their estranged son who they haven't seen in several months."investigators say this home surveillance video of the attack helped identify the duo.sgt. steve schuler/manteca police: "outlandish and uncalled for and it really brought together the community."on monday -- the man seen kicking natt -- is wearing what appears to be a 'new religion' brand hoodie...tyrone was pictured in a similar outfit on social mediainvestigators say they also got help from the mcallisters.sgt. steve schuler/manteca police:"the family has ben in constant contact with our investigators and assisted greatly with this investigation."both suspects are facing attempted robbery... elder abuse and assault with a deadly weapon charges.investigators say they may also be facing hate crime charges.manjeet singh virk/victim's son-in-law:"that is a hate crime."although natt's family says he will no longer go on his morning walks around greystone park...the family is touched by the co

steve. >> i rick gates affairs while sleazy are irrelevant to the case.he real headline is he had $65 million in foreign funds, some connected to the russians. that is the most relevant headline out of this. we'll see what jury and the judge decides, but that's what the attention should be as fun as it is to talk about affairs and jackets. >>> let's talk about chris collins, arrested -- a glaring headline. he was arrested as part of an insider trading scheme. he got a tip about a failed test, and then the tip is that he passed it on to his son who told everyone to sell that stock. this is a tough look for a member of congress. >> i think that is right, you're going to see democrats basically try to really paint this picture of construction. they're just out for their friends not the little guys, and nancy pelosi talked about the corruption, but the meticulous way that they laid this out in a way that is so easy for average people to understand. there is chris collins on the white house lawn at this picnic that members of congress have come to. he gets wor

in my case, my duty -- steve talked about duty. my oath was to the office of the presidency. to the institution. not to the sitting incumbent. and i was true to the oath. i told the truth. i do fault myself for not having the gumption or the courage to do it sooner. i was faced with a culture of corruption and, again, this is not partisan in any way. it was nfecting the office of the presidency. i was quiet for many years. i was afraid on many levels to speak up. there was a quote and i will give you the quote. "we will just have to destroy them. i first heard these startling words in the west wing of the white house. they were chilling, they were not directed at me. but in early 1998, i began to fully omprehend what the politics of personal destruction really, really means. you know, they say forewarned is forearmed. so, i knew what was coming. but i was ill-prepared for the power in the fury and, in the end, the overwhelming effectiveness of the smear campaign. what had seemed abstract to me, we'll just have to destroy them, was now ersonal. and i was the target. i know wha

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there's the paragraph from steve calk on top which is exactly the same. we posted them on the screen in case you want to clip and save that and post it on your refrigerator as a reminder how exactly the trump administration was on it considering people for jobs like running the u.s. army when the only time they made sense and stopped misspelling even very basic single syllable words was when they were copying and pasting directly from wikipedia like freshmen. actually freshmen are nice. they don't deserve that, i'm sorry. it's before you get in trouble and you realize you can't do that, you'll get caught. so as the manafort case goes to the jury, the big question is how the jury will decide manafort's fate. but there are other mysteries this case opened along the way. there are still elements of this case under seal. the judge held a closed hearing with without any spectators is allowed in the courtroom yesterday afternoon and two hours this morning. we very no idea why that portion of the trial has been sealed. informed speculation from people who know how the trials tend to go suggested th

case is textbook. prosecutors are reviewing it. steve. >>> turning to washington now and white house advisers and allies are reportedly concerned that the president is unprepared for a potential legal storm in the event of a blue wave this november. sources tell the washington post there's no action plan in place to deal with the likelihood of subpoenas or impeachment. now if democrats win control of the house in the midterm elections, these are all possibilities, we're told. the president's current legal team is not equipped. and there's talk of bringing in more lawyers familiar with white collar crime and scandals. >>> we turn to the stalled talks with north korea. the president tweeted that joint military exercises with south korea have been suspended. he cited the high cost and blaming china. but he says the drills could be relaunched, saying they would be far bigger than ever before. there's been little movement since kim agreed to denuclearize, or so we're told. still, the president insists they have a good and warm relationship. >

case against a biochemical giant. monsanto ordered to pays hundr of millions to a man who got terminal cancer after using thed company's w killer for years. steve patterson has more. >> reporter: this morning, fallout from a monumental verdict. >> this case was historic. f >> reporteday a jury in san francisco found biochemical giant l monsantoiable for former scho groundskeeper dewayne johnson's cancer. he said constant use of roundup led to non-hodgkins lymphoma. doctors have given him months to live. a jury awarding $2 million i damages. >> if you know you're going to die, you might as well not die in vain. you might as well say, well, let's put this out here what happened to me. >> reporter: joonts's lawsuit is the first of hundreds against monsanto alleging it knew t weedkiller was linked to cancer and failed to notify the public. thelt world h organization identified the active ingredient in roundup as, quotrobably carcinogenic to humans. >> a unanimous jury in san francisco has told man s-- monsan idnsanto, enough, you d something wrong, it's time to pay. >>he verdict today doesot change the science. >> reporter: for thousands of plainti