steele christopher steele after comey was fired." they have a transcript supposedly by bruce ohr showing the fbi went back to christopher steele between comey firing at mueller's appointment. we also know that there was communication, bruce ohr was the conduit, if c you will, for christopher steele. and he was trying to get his information -- remember, he's been discredited. the dossier has been discredited. he was fired for lying and leaking from the fbi. but yet he is still in contact with all these top officials and trying to feed information to mueller, which we have got in the exchanges with bruce ohr. >> remember how we got here. we set up a task force, we gave a list at the end of the last congress, actually last summer, a task force was created to conduct a bunch of interviews.

so who is christopher manny well i grew up in several small towns throughout the midwest. from a good christian family. and join the national guard and then eventually college and into law enforced. i did thirteen a half years work in the street here everybody who was in my peak knew that they could trust including the street people. you know a lot of people don't realize but i was a single parent reason to chance farai places retraces guy. and were return to mexico and my kids are of a different race today we are going to go through the autopsy report of dad's radials why couldn't you just talk to the fact matter is next only to try to do and the attack was so quick and so violent you know i kept pushing them off and he just kept attacking what was going through your mind at that point. just to houston if you don't think. we've got a fourteen guards shot. or fifteen gursharan. there's no stiffening. for a bird or bird gunpowder particles on the skin surrounding any of the entrances so . that fire was not what that strike and this as a quest for manning when he shot the sa

. >> i came on holiday and i miss christopher and we hit it off. >> reporter: christopher wright, a real estate developer lived in the same loft building as bianca's friend. there was a party in the building, bianca was invited. in one night you knew? >> yeah. yeah. >> reporter: to anyone watching, it was an obvious perfect match. friends and loft neighbors dave and lisa mccammon. >> b's so lovely and kind of quirky. she brought that playfulness out in chris. >> he was a positive guy before. he was ecstatic after. >> reporter: though it was threw, blind, passionate love that drove bianca to give up her whole life back in england to move here to utah to be with chris, where six months after that first moment they laid eyes on each other, they were married. >> he made me feel very safe. >> reporter: his protector and incurable romantic. >> this is a guy who cries always through romantic movies. he cries like a baby from the start to the finish of that movie. anything romantic -- really? are you serious? >> reporter: it didn't take long for bianca to become firmly entrenched in loft living.

meeting with the district attorney we were provided with photographs of christopher manny the day of the incident. there were no visible injuries to his head his neck his face and shoulders his back was a very small abrasion a laceration to his thumb. it was a this but were you saying you don't know if you think it was i don't even know if i was scared. at all drowned out i mean they're all there no never you go here or be so these little bits. you know if you've been struck. instantly i remember touching my head and i really felt like my brain's coming out . i remember an officer touched me on the shoulder and i said how bad is it and i kind of left my brains pour out and he said no you've got smarts you got sprucing you've got some issues but your brains are intact. looked at least a porpoise conducted a comprehensive internal investigation into the officer involved shooting a gun tray hamilton and red arrow park on april thirtieth two thousand and fourteen based on the comprehensive internal investigation i signed an order terminating christopher manny from his employment with the

christopher tapp. he was no felon but he was an admitted druggie and what do you know, chris tapp had a bit of a history with ex-school resource offer now detective furhman. >> he was in trouble a time or two? >> he was. just trying to help him out. >> i trust you and hopefully you trust me, okay? >> yes, said tapp. he trusted fuhrman, but didn't know anything he said about angie's murder. >> if i did know anything about this, i would say. but i do not know. that's the honest truth. >> having made his statement, christopher tapp went home, in the clear apparently. couple of days later, the detectives asked him to come downtown again. >> i told him, i says, what are you doing? i says, this is a murder case. >> this is tapp's mother, vera, she understand what he apparently did not that her son was quite possibly talking himself into very big trouble. >> mom, i don't have anything to hide. i want to tell them that i don't know anything. >> but it didn't quite work out that way. before long, chris tapp had

christopher: thanks, tevi. a lot of the discussion to this point today has been on the specter of, there are loaded guns sitting out there we can use in ways that we might find problematic. it is not my entire experience in government. often times, i feel these powers are invoked to do things that are very effective. sanctions are important foreign-policy tools. what starting with carl, is your thought in terms of situations -- you have given examples, but what are characteristics of disasters? why are emergency powers so useful at certain times? is it because there is truly not enough time to go back to congress? is it because it removes politics from the equation? maybe some examples of when these have worked well and why that is the case. again,again -- carl: based on my background at the department of defense, the emergencies the department gets involved in, either directly because it is a national livesty issue, people's tend to be at stake, and taking time, for example, in a stafford act situation to comm

christopher tapp. tapp was no felon, but he was an admitted druggie and what do you know, chris tapp had a bit of history with an ex-school resource officer now detective fuhrman. >> he was in trouble a time or two? >> he was. just trying to help him out. >> i trust you and hopefully you trust me, okay? >> yes, sir. >> he trusted furhman, but didn't know anything he said about angie's murder. >> if i did anything about this, i would say, but i do not know. that's the honest truth. >> having made his statement, christopher tapp went home, in the clear apparently. couple of days later, the detectives asked him to come downtown again. >> i told him i says, what are you doing? i says, this is a murder case. >> this is tapp's mother, vera, she understand what he apparently did not that her son was quite possibly talking himself into very big trouble. >> mom, i don't have anything to hide. i want to tell them that i don't know anything. >> but it didn't quite work out that way. before long, chris tapp writte

banks analyst, and christopher wolfe. as we wait for the morgan stanley results, give us a recap of where we are on banks. allison: four trend is there -- core trend is very good. interest margin expansion was stellar yesterday at bank of america. across the banks we have support from the core balance sheet growth to continue credit. very good coming in better than expected. still inspecting strong credit this year. it is not a surprise we have seen solid trends. it's interesting to see the stocks outperforming. keep in mind, they are back to where we were at the beginning of december when people started getting worried about the geopolitical situation. as we emerge from earnings that will gain focus again. fol againks -- folks again. we have seen differentiation in terms of stock performances. there are other things going on but bank of america hit their target. citigroup, that was a concern because they missed a ratio target because of lower revenue but again people confidence they can keep a lid on expenses going forwa

christopher is american born and bred.hat he'd only seen a glimpse of his face. >> reporter: in fact, said bianca, the eyewitness account more properly eliminated chris as a suspect. all agreed, remember, that ken and his killer arrived together at the crime scene in the same car. but think about it, said bianca. >> i just looked at him going. >> reporter: would chris wear a wig to a meeting with someone that already knew him, had met him, particularly someone as cautious as ken. >> you have a deeply paranoid man ken dolezsar who is doing business with christopher and has met him. you don't think if christopher got into the car all wigged up that he would think that that was slightly strange? >> reporter: and if the eyewitness was right, the killer shot with his right hand. >> christopher is staggeringly left-handed. >> reporter: staggeringly left-handed. then there was the business of eye color. now, long after the event, the eyewitness was saying the killer had brilliant blue eyes but right after the murder -- >> i can't

and here he is, christopher tapp. the aimless pot head you saw on those videotapes from 1997. when he we met him, he was a man who had done hard time. as people look at you, what do you most want them to know about you? >> i've been so wronged all these years. how could individuals do something to another human being like they've done to me? >> you're an innocent man? >> yes, sir, i am. >> of course everybody in prison is innocent, right? >> if you look at the whole entire case, the dna, none of it points to me. >> on that point, there is little dispute, of course. but how did chris tapp get here? that's a familiar story to many families. the sweet little boy shown in all these pictures of a typical childhood, carefully kept by his mom, vera. started smoking marijuana at 13, then at 16 turned to meth. chris dropped out of high school, got and stayed high every minute he could, he says. hanging out down by the river in idaho falls with all those kids his mother warned him about. and that he says is how his name came up

steele and glenn simpson, your wife's relationship with christopher steele and glenn simpson, mr. steele's bias against donald trump, your wife's compensation for work, glenn simpson and fusion gps, correct? is and then he answers you -- his lawyer gets involved and says can i have a second, and then bruce ohr answers you and says, right. so to reiterate, when i spoke

christopher from marshall what. to what extent is the veto power of the p. five of the hearts of many of the problems that face the you know it's a patients of the security can. so you know of course that is a very. powerful measure which they can take and of course i would say when i when i advocated for germany putting pressure also on china or on russia that would mean that we can overcome the beach of china or four of russia but we can feel let them feel the consequences for the time being russia for example just made it impossible to talk about your current crisis in the security council in the un should we agree to that should we just let it happen say oh well we can't do anything about it we could also tell them you know we have a lot of economic possibilities what to do with you if you don't agree that at least we can discuss these problems with you and these steps should be taken i also have no illusions that china will change its behavior in the seas or when it comes to trade politics or whatever but we ca

willing to vouch for the credibility or the reliability of christopher steele and the dossier.at to the number two person at the fbi, andy mccabe, then lisa page, then peter strzok, then andrew weissman, most of whom ended up on bob mueller's special counsel team. so, again, all of this flies in the face, most or importantly, of what was submitted to the fisa court months later. none of this was revealed -- maria: yeah. >> none of this was disclosed. and that's why so significant. maria: and yet the first hearings of the house democrats that is coming up, they are bringing the witness to the floor, michael cohen. and that's going to happen when? when is this, that testimony happening, sir? >> february 7th. maria: okay. so they are looking at something different than what we are getting from these documents in terms of who said what and knew what when and the malfeasance at the top of the fbi. >> yeah. you know, you have to ask yourself if you're interested in finding the truth, would the first witness that you bring in be someone to testify to congress right before he goes to p

willing to vouch for the credibility or the reliability of christopher steele and the dossier.o the number two person at the fbi, andy mccabe, then lisa page, then peter strzok, then andrew weissman, most of whom ended up on bob mueller's special counsel team. so, again, all of this flies in the face, most or importantly, of what was submitted to the fisa court months later. none of this was revealed -- maria: yeah. >> none of this was disclosed. and that's why so significant. maria: and yet the first hearings of the house democrats that is coming up, they are bringing the witness to the floor, michael cohen. and that's going to happen when? when is this, that testimony happening, sir? >> february 7th. maria: okay. so they are looking at something different than what we are getting from these documents in terms of who said what and knew what when and the malfeasance at the top of the fbi. >> yeah. you know, you have to ask yourself if you're interested in finding the truth, would the first witness that you bring in be someone to testify to congress right before he goes to priso

christopher, welcome.e us a sense of what is going on on the ground as you have two individuals, juan guaido and nicolas maduro, both claiming they are president. >> the national assembly, he is the president of the national assembly, and the claim is nicolas maduro is the president because the election was not free and fair. you have the u.s., canada and the organization of american states recognizing juan guaido as a legitimate president, but nicolas maduro remains in power. and most of the international community thinks he has legitimacy very the key element -- has with intimacy. the key on the is what the military will do. david: when we think about latin america and unrest, we think about chile and argentina, where the military typically decides this type of thing. >> there is that image of latin america and the military being, as you put it in rome in terms, a praetorian guard, but that has happened also in europe and other places. where the military forces say, this is enough, we want to side with t

i guess because by christophe's impressed with the engines elasticity after starting off in first gear you can shift straight into third or fourth and then in theory accelerate to one hundred sixty kilometers an hour he says you want to change gears as little as possible since the gears aren't synchronized so when you shift the gears will rattle guaranteed. so once you've reached the highest gear the bed lee can effortlessly cruise along at high speeds over long distances it's the ultimate grand tour. de christo says that the bentley eight leader was probably the best car of its day but unfortunately the stock market had crashed the great depression of the one nine hundred thirty s. also affected bentleys elite clientele but walter zero one bentley refused to acknowledge that he spared no expense in the construction of the eight leaders and drove his company into financial ruin. in one thousand thirty one the insolvent bentley was taken over by rolls royce thereby ridding rolls royce of its toughest and technically superior competitors the eight leader is the last model walter owen ben

christopher: banks are minting money.rything going their way, they are healthier than they've ever been, but at the same time, valuations are not at the highest they've ever been. the markets are trying to figure out if the economy is going to weaken enough to where it's going to negatively impact those banks. the possibility of an inverted yield curve is scaring people. there is a lot of uncertainty. that creates an opportunity for traders and stock pickers to shine. the overall health of these banks is better than it's ever been. carol: the six biggest u.s. banks have never had a $100 billion year until now. christopher, would you be buying the big banks at this point? christopher: we like the big banks on weakness. they have all rallied significantly with this bounce in the market. in the regional banks, there are better values where you have the opportunity to get the same kind of earnings growth, the same kind of balance sheet strength while paying a lower evaluation. focus more on the regionals. david: where are the

christoph says while driving this car is an experience the real feeling of luxury is found in the back here there's fine leather exotic wood and endless leg room hardly surprising in a car that's almost six metres long with the it's with the on that and the wheel bases with let's measure it one two three four meters me a modern v.w. polo could fit in between this is the continental touring saloon the biggest body you could get for the eight leaders one thousand and twelve touring side or. technical highlights include the ribs of the radiator grille which open enclosed depending on the temperature. long semi elliptical leaf springs and double acting dampers ensure optimal ride quality. eight leader bows fabulous design and top quality workmanship right down to the tiniest details. inside the car has the genteel flair of a british gentleman's club it's a symphony of wood and leather. no doubt about it that bentley eight leader is impressive from any angle. and into the end here under the hood christophe points out the huge six cylinder engine with eight leaders of cubic capacity. he says

so christopher steele was feeding information to robert mueller. we now know weissmann knew that this whole thing was questionable from the beginning. they never touched it. wow! wow! a lot of people have a lot of things to worry about tonight. thank you, all. "hannity" watch with the move to socialism and how the left coming to your rights and for your money. tammy bruce and sean spicer up next. and investigation in nancy pelosi's leadership. we took our cameras to her home district. you will hear a lot about needles and feces. we'll explain straight ahead. don't worry. voya helps them to and through retirement... dealing with today's expenses... while helping plan, invest and protect for the future. so they'll be okay? i think they'll be fine. voya. helping you to and through retirement. chicken! that's right, chicken?! candace-- new chicken creations from starkist. buffalo style chicken in a pouch-- bold choice, charlie! just tear, eat... mmmmm. and go! try all of my chicken creations! chicken! you these folks, they don't have time to go to the

so christopher steele was feeding information to robert mueller. we now know weissmann knew that this whole thing was questionable from the beginning. they never touched it. wow! wow! a lot of people have a lot of things to worry about tonight. thank you, all. "hannity" watch with the move to socialism and how the left coming to your rights and for your money. tammy bruce and sean spicer up next. and investigation in nancy pelosi's leadership. we tack our cameras right -- we took our cameras to her home district. you will hear a lot about needles and feces. we'll explain straight ahead. i am a family man. i am a techie dad. i believe the best technology should feel effortless. like magic. at comcast, it's my job to develop, apps and tools that simplify your experience. my name is mike, i'm in product development at comcast. we're working to make things simple, easy and awesome. >> sean: we have been telling you brand new sort of far left socialism has taken over the democratic party, a new radical schism. the -- radicalism. they put out the sociali

>> not like with christopher, no. no. 'cause me and christopher are a little bit closer than me and michael. >> do you know if she ever talked to michael about it? >> no, i don't. >> have a seat right here. >> reporter: still, edmunds decided it was time to bring in michael for a second round of questioning. and this time, the investigator turned up the heat. >> michael, it's over, okay? i'm not playing games anymore. >> reporter: at first, michael said he didn't even know that becky and david were having an affair. >> i know about the affair with your mom and david. >> my mom and david? >> don't play stupid with me. don't play stupid with me. i'm telling you right now. it'll get ugly real quick, okay? this is your one and only chance to get yourself out of a whole load of trouble. >> it gets pretty hot and heavy in that interview room. >> listen to me. listen to me. i know what's going on, okay. i know your mom wanted kay dead, okay? do you want to go to prison for the rest of your life? >> no, sir. >> you need to start

christopher marshall you are one of those who say that the united nations is a good idea in principle but the reality is something completely different tell us about that troubling reality well the united nations compu more democratic and more rules base than its member states are and the majority of member states are dictatorships or at least of tory tarion regime see democracies and the states of law are in the minority and that of course limits the possibilities of the united nations to be what they are supposed to be which is somehow the current or of a rules based welt order and this is a special challenge to germany germany is used to put the in. in point on diplomatic. on diplomatic solutions and also being nice and talking people into solutions and if we have partners which just don't agree on that and say well if we block a certain solution it's much better for us than germany's not up to the task and that's i think what germany has to do now it has to show that it's not only able to be nice but also to apply pressure it's the fourth biggest economic country however the world

christoph: what can the government do to prevent it in the future?e people say germany is ill-equipped, worse than others? katarina: i think the level where we have to find regulation is the european level. we do have the regulation on data protection since may. so, there we have a much higher standard than anywhere else in the world. but of course on national legislation we have to act, too. we have done that on different fields. but of course, we will take this scandal as an occasion to find out if there is any more action to be taken. brent: that was germany's justice minister there trying to answer some questions about that latest data breach. it was a night of surprises at the golden globe awards in los angeles. a number of the movies fancied by the critics fell short of expectations. "bohemian rhapsody" was one of the winners. that is that biopic of the late freddie mercury, the singer of the british rock band queen. another was "the wife," starring

and with that you're up to date now on d w i'm sorry kelly in berlin after a short break christophe cobar as a hold on one. of the. great yourself. interior design channel on. the great one hundred years of tower and join our photo competition show us the photos movement impacts your world for a chance to win one of three like the cameras follow us on instagram tag and post your pictures using hash tags powerhouse one hundred so get snapping. like all terms and conditions at d w documentary on instagram. crunch time in westminster it's the day of reckoning for british prime minister sorry so may where she got her breaks a deal through parliament when dozens of her own m.p.'s are threatening to voted down and what happens next also the program too much of a good thing on the u.s. consumer products giant procter and gamble is in hot water over their latest ad trashing their own music customer. i'm christopher coburn berlin welcome to the program with teresa mayes breaks a deal said to be rejected by parliament today many british businesses are preparing for months of chaos many have been st

until into the end here under the hood christophe points out the huge six cylinder engine with eight leaders of cubic capacity and home and says walter owen bentleys philosophy was there is no replacement for displacement so after building engines with three four point five and six point five liters of q.b. capacity the eight leader was his crowning glory and. they have been through so for the and what will this one here with the id number why f five zero zero one was the first eight leader engine bentley ever built now it looks pretty old fashioned but and it's day it was state of the art the engine came with a five year warranty and was seen as relatively maintenance free for the dot only needed to be completely taken apart and cleaned after fifteen thousand kilometers complete the leaving on the final. spring show twin carburetors feed the huge straight six engine four valves priscilla under aluminum pistons and a twin spark ignition helped the motor generate an impressive two hundred twenty horsepower. the crankcase and the oil pan are made from electron a magnesium alloy many of

christopher from marshall. what's -- so to what extent is the veto power of the p. five of the hearts of many of the problems that face the united nations and the security council. of course that is a very. how awful -- and measure which they can take and of course i would say when i when i advocated for gemini putting press also in china or on on run so that would mean. that we can overcome as the beach off china or for a fresh -- but we can feel lets them feel the cononsequences for the time being russia for example. just made it impossible to talk about you korean crisis in the security council and in the u. n.. should we agree to that should we just let it tell them you know we have a lot of economic -- possibilities what to do with you -- if you don't agree that at least we can discuss these. problems. with you and the steps should be taken i also have no illusions that china will change its behavior. in in the cease or when it comes. to to to trade politics or or whatever about we can. let's send pay a ce

>> it all starts with christopher steele, they were paying christopher steele, and he goes to bruce ohrndon, fbi, christopher steele goes to the state department. perkins khoi goes to the fbi, harry reid goes to the fbi. on and on and on, all of these people are apologists, supporters, contractors for the fbi, glenn simpson goes to bruce ohr, that gets to the fbi in august.su it is a saturation strategy. all of the clinton connected people are trying to flood the fbi and hope that they bite on the information. >> sean: professor, when we talk about all of these high-ranking officials, fbi, doj, we all know hated donald trump. they all -- one even said that she should win 100 million as to zero.on and we know, and i brought this up the other night with you, i deleted subpoena emails, clean my hard drive, and broke on myh devices, as great of a defense lawyer as you are, i don't think you could get me off. but they protected her. but then they paid for the russian dirt. how do we go through the whole investigation about russian influence and ignore paid for russian lies by the other campa

te contamos que fue su propio padre christopher dÁvila quien llevÓ a las autoridades hasta un callejÓne una milla de la casa de dÁvila en san antonio, texas. carolina: segÚn el padre del menor, el pequeÑo se habÍa caÍdoy lastimado laca bella. cuando se dio cuenta el padre fue que lo llevo en ese auto hasta la estaciÓn de gasolina, pero nos conectamos directamente en este momento o armesto de nuestra filial de san antonio, texas, que tiene mÁs detalles de la muerte de este menor. jorge: compaÑeros, la meta de noticia dÍa de hoy autoridades informaron queya encontraron el grupo del bebÉ dÁvila. hace momentos ofrecieron una conferencia de prensa que estuvieron dÁndole cuarta de la policÍa sobre este caso que ha estremecido no solo at san antonio, sino a la naciÓn entera. continÚan investigando las causas exactas de la muerte. las cÁmaras de univisiÓn han estado ahÍ. esto viene luego de que la policÍa revelara escalofriantes detalles del caso de este bebito de ocho meses que se creÍa que había sido secuestrado. jefe de la policÍa anunciÓ este jueves por la noche que los arrestos de tres fa

haidi: christopher, what is the 2019?trend for is this the year we talk about ev's coming into the mainstream?we had a pickup in momentum. does that get sustained? christopher: i think we will see this as a stand for a couple of good reasons. in china, this is the first year where the new energy vehicle policy takes effect, and china is going to start to establish itself as the world leader in electricity have all's. also in the u.s., we started to see tesla start to deliver decent volumes of its model three sedan, and also, that will keep tesla and the topic of electric vehicles very much in the headlights. nextat ces, which starts week, we will see nissan's ev outfitted with a bigger battery. the news flow on that area will stay very strong. shery: that is kind of the optimism or good news. let's talk about the elephant in the room which is these trade tensions. we heard earlier from the white house, one of the officials there saying the apple downward revision story is just the beginning. we are going to see more compa

he would have known about it from the first conversation he had with christopher steele.ndin of fabrication is right up mr. weissmann's alley as you know from reading "license to lie" yourself. he is very good at making up crimes and the factual narrative he wants to suit whatever crime he wants to charge. that's his standard operating procedure. while he has the evidence that shows people are innocent. >> sean: it gets worse. remember, bruce ohr, after steele is fired for lying and leaking by the fbi, they still wanted more contact with him, contact with bruce ohr. writing his contact with christopher steele, who built this lying, phony dossier that now is debunked, giving information to bruce ohr to funnel to the special counsel robert mueller himself. we have that s evidence. >> oh, yeah. yes. and i think this goes back farther than that, sean. i think it goes back to 2015 when comey gave illegal access to the raw nsa data to three private contractors. i p would bet that one of those is fusion gps and that they were mining that data to createdo this phony dossier with

. >> dolorosas son las últimas 24 horas para esta comunidad, sufren la pérdida de christopher bonitaren el viernes,s la comunidad que lo vio crecer está de luto. >> era alegre. >> muchos amigos grupos de jóvenes, le gustaba jugar fútbol >> la iglesia también reza por la recuperación de la menor de 9 años que también viajaba a bordo, sus maestras de estudios bíblicos la visitaron esta tarde fue sometida a una cirugía de pie >> ella esta bien >> trabajadores de la compañía de trenes inspeccionaban la vía,y reparaban el área , el lugar donde ocurrió el accidente solo tenía estos letreros hasta acá llegó la madre de christopher, incosolable. >> el reporte de la investigación está en la etapa preliminar, se habla que el conductor se detuvo y después siguió, el caso está bajo investigación, también señalan que un testigo declaró que la (suena bocina). del comuna tren se activó >> dakota de 21 años fue arrestado esta mañana, por alguaciles este disparó contra sus padres después de quitarle la vida a la novia, enfrenta cargos por homicidio. >> en filipinas, cierre de la semana de la juventud