when he plead guilty, he became a cooperator, became a cooperating witness. the special counsel's office thereafter told the court repeatedly and officially that flynn was a good cooperator, that he had cooperated extensively with them and helped them with multiple investigations. as such, the special counsel's office advised the judge in the flynn case that despite the seriousness of flynn's own confessed crimes, his cooperation had been so valuable to prosecutors that they believed the judge should give him little to no jail time. but nevertheless, a week before christmas last december, the judge in the mike flynn case balked. he told flynn in open court that day that he could not hide, quote, his disdain, his disgust for flynn's criminal conduct. in open court, he asked prosecutors from the special counsel's office if they had considered putting mike flynn on trial for treason, of all things. that was a shocking enough almost suggestion from the judge that later in the hearing he actually walked that back in open court. but whatever that judge was looking

bradley cooper directing and costarring in "a star is born." smith on the absolutely stunning site of a laser shot from earth and reflect >>> good sunday morning. here is a live look outside at 6:26. raindrops on our golden gate bridge camera, similar scene across the bay area this morning. thanks for joining us. i'm kira klapper. vianey arana a look at our microclimate forecast. >> and we saw the rain. we're still seeing it on our radar, and this is what it looks like outside. you could see we have a lot of wet roadways so please, be careful, because we're still tracking some showers, but it's so cold outside right now. in santa rosa 35 degrees. 38 degrees in napa and we're expecting to see the possibility of more low elevation snow today. look at the sierra. it's really coming down there. this is a live look right now at our satellite radar. if i take this in closer using our storm ranger, you could see we've still got some precipitation kind of pushing through, about to make its way in to san jose. we've got some pockets of rain expected to

and did decide to plead guilty and did say he would cooperate and his cooperation deal fell apart. there was witness tampering and revocation of bail and jailing him and allegations of him lying to prosecutor after his cooperation deal. there is so still a dangling thread of the russian co-defendant. his former employee who prosecutors and the fbi say is linked to russian intelligence actively now. for all of the drama around the prosecution of trump campaign chairman paul manafort, what we are expecting tonight in all likelihood will be the last word from robert mueller, the last word from the special counsel's office about this case and about this defendant. and, you know, anything can happen but the way it looks like things are going, this will sort of be it. i mean, in this document, in this kind of document, prosecutors can say as much or little as they want and be aztec nickel as they want or sweeping and narrative as they want but as far as we know, this sentencing recommendation tonight from the special counsel's office about paul manafort will be kind of the final scene be

they described him as a very valuable cooperating witness. but the other prosecutors, the prosecutors from sdny, right, the prosecutors who had brought most of the charges to which cohen pled guilty, they did not ask the judge for considerable lenience for michael cohen. those prosecutors asked the judge to give michael cohen significant prison time. i mean, despite the fact that he, you know, pled guilty and all the rest of it. despite the fact that he had offered this very effective cooperation to robert mueller and the special counsel. that's all well and good, but according to the prosecutors from sdny, michael cohen shouldn't be considered a full cooperating witness with them. frankly, they told the judge, they thought there was a lot more that cohen should have and could have coughed up if he really did want a break. they told the judge, quote, with respect to cohen's provision of information to this office, in its two meetings with him, this office assessed cohen to be forthright and credible and the information he provided was largely

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hello and welcome to the program i knew cooper's mckinnon to our allies but heading in very differentdirections that's how it looks off to contrast in speeches by germany's chancellor angela merkel and the u.s. vice president mike pence at the munich security conference muckle made a plea for multilateralism for nations to work together to security but pence criticized the u.s. as allies accusing the europeans of undermining sanctions against iran has some of what they said starting with chancellor merkel. multilateralism may be complicated but it's better than simply staying home alone and i think that is exactly the right answer to the motto of this great puzzle who will pick up the pieces we only all of us together thank you thank. our chief political correspondent melinda crane joins us live from new munich melinda we've heard three major speeches of german chancellor angela merkel the chinese pilot bureau member for responsibility for foreign affairs young she and us by the president mike pence please tell us what the most important points of vice president pence a speech were. y

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and decided to cooperate. and entered into a cooperation agreement with the special counsel's office. and got, you know, kind of a nice deal, having to plead guilty to only two counts, two conspiracy counts. and then they ripped up the cooperation agreement, and they don't have to stabbed by it any more, because they believe paul manafort lied. and that was litigated and basically agreed upon that he lied and didn't deserve the benefit of this cooperation agreement. so for that reason, the prosecutors are now very free to talk in much greater detail, as they did in the other case, about all sorts of things they think paul manafort did. and the precursor to this was the occasion of one of the prosecutors for the special counsel's office declaring in open court how interested they were in a particular meeting between paul manafort and mr. kilimnik as simone was just talking about. so they have incentive to bring before the court with respect to the particular case how serious his conduct was, because he breached

and other nato members are cooperating in afghanistan those nato members need to know if the u.s. is having doubts about how long it wants to keep its troops there and that the way that the process. extraction of that mission occurs has to be coordinated with the peace talks that are going on with the taliban and can't simply be the us setting the timetable so again very clear words from her on that aspect of what she sees as the larger challenge of fairness ok for political correspondent melinda crane of the munich security conference thank you. offering virtually nonstop coverage of the security conference on our web site that's a d w dot com to find a live stream and updates of course we'll be tracking the major news from munich here on the deadly news throughout the next three days now india's prime minister there under modi has warned that pakistan has warned pakistan to expect what he calls a crushing response to a car bomb attack on a military convoy that killed more than forty indian paramilitary police the bombing outside srinagar in administered kashmir is the worst atta

i dealt with a lot of cooperating witnesses over the years.anafort is the worst cooperating witness ever but there was something so desperately important to manafort and by extension, i'm sure others who might be involved to lie to the special counsel even after he's a cooperator. we don't know what is behind that but i can tell you it's pretty significant to me. >> tim, we've all seen from our spectator seats, not like glen up close but we've seen cooperating witnesses and we've seen the way those stories unfold. i can never remember seeing one like manafort where actually during the cooperation, they are judged to be lying to the prosecutors they are cooperating with. >> manafort is astounding on a number of levels because he also, i think, he appears to be afraid of something beyond just what he's got in front of him, which is robert mueller's team which is enough for somebody to be afraid of in and of itself. we know oleg deripaska. there is always a question whether or not manafort was engaging in the stuff even after the cooperation agre

cooperating, for a.m.i. helping prosecutors in their inquiries into that matter. now, that surprise revelation about that non-prosecution agreement that prosecutors entered into with a.m.i., it also bolstered some reporting we had gotten last summer from "the new york times." last summer "the new york times" reported that the ceo of american media, the president's longtime friend david pecker, had himself personally done some sort of immunity deal with prosecutors in exchange for cooperation in their investigations. that seemed to be borne out when that was unveiled by the court in december. now, as i said, sometimes, like nights like this, sometimes everything happens all at once. so we've got that background, right? we know about -- we've all absorbed all that stuff about cohen, that crime, the implication that the president was involved in it, the implication that a.m.i. was involved in it, the fact that a.m.i. had a deal so they wouldn't get prosecuted for it. that all happened before tonight. but tonight a lot of the things initially raised by that set of cir

being cooperative. that's how easy things could have been for paul manafort given he was charged with more. he was more involved in the campaign but it was as easy as that. as we've gone over tonight there were a lot of irrational decisions from the outside in paul manafort's case when you look at how straightforward it was for sam patten. >> sometimes i swear there's less talk in russia than there is here. our thanks to our panel for straightening stuff out for us. >>> coming up, president trump plans to look for land mines in this new border deal legislation. one of his closest friends in the senate, can you guess who, warns declaring a national emergency may still be on the table that will make for an interesting friday night. later the democratic candidate mulling a presidential run who may have gotten a big boost this week from trump. deep in the heart of texas. that and more when we come back on a wednesday night. >>> i think the president is inclined to accept the agreement and move on and try to

for cooper, his directing.ead role. >> it was a love story and two people honestly in love with each other and what that means. ♪ we fall from the shallow now >> i looked in his eyes. i had an instant connection with him. he said to me do you mind if we sing together? i was blown away by his voice, because he sings from his gut. he sings from his soul. i was overwhelmed with his ability to tell a story with his voice. that's why i wanted to do this. i believed in him so much. >> reporter: and cooper believed in her too. >> it's one thing to be talent and then to harness the talent. i'm glad god chose her. that's quite a vessel to go through. >> reporter: their mutual admiration and respect for each other is evident in their performances. culminating in one pivotal scene. >> when we sing "shallow" together. for me, in that moment, all i had to go was go oh, i'm onset. i'm an actress. i was able to go oh, my gosh, this is new. this is real. this is something i've never done before. i love this song. tell me somet

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if you are going to cooperate -- cohen doesn't have a formal cooperation agreement, but he is cooperatingou are going to cooperate, you have to cooperate about everything. every question they ask, you have to give an answer for. you have to talk about any subject that's of interest to them. as laura was saying, it started in this discreet area. but it's moved to the whole range of cohen's responsibilities which were extensive. so anything he touched as trump's fixer, he is going to be asked about. >> is he going to be asked about this when he testifies in open session wednesday morning before the house oversight committee? >> i think it's a really important question there. on the one hand, democrats are going to want to go after all of the investigative leads that he has put out there. i think they face a question about whether their role in a congressional committee is simply to run through the same tracks as the law enforcement side of things will be doing. or do they use michael cohen, who is unquestionably i think the most cooperative witness they are going to have with a front row se

governor cooper. governor cooper: when we in north carolina forced the tennessee valley authority to reduce coal-fired plant emissions, there was a demonstrable, positive effect on public health. and from the rural perspective, farmers are getting hit hard by the effects of climate change, and they know it, and you hear from them because in north carolina now we have made significant state appropriation to get immediate help to our afters, many hit by flood flood, storm after storm, who are now making the decision, this is not worth it, it is not worth it to be in this business. that should be a frightening result, not only for my state but for the rest of the country in the world for that matter. representative: to the governors, our appreciation. thank you very much for your testimony. members of up to three days to submit questions we will forward to you and if you would be gracious enough to respond to them, particularly to members who did not have an opportunity today to ask questions or make com

so in a cooperation agreement, the cooperating witness has a real incentive to tell the truth, because there are these huge penalties associated with them. this is the carrot, they have to tell everything, the good, the bad, if they do that dirty work, they could try to get a reduced sentence. here, where you have this competing element of maybe you'll get a reduced sentence from the court. maybe you'll get a pardon from the president, everything's kind of turned on its head, and the prosecutors mentioned that in this hearing, they said this is one of the reasons they felt that manafort had been holding back, had not been telling the whole truth, he was trying to play his odds and trying to keep the possibility of a pardon open, which is dangerous for a cooperating witness, and absolutely infuriating for the government. >> michael schmidt, do we -- please engage in rampant speculation if you wish. when do you think we will next hear from the mueller effort, did the grand jury sit today for example in washington, when do you think the next utterance will be? >> you sound like my editor.

i read that he diedn your arms. >> r yeah. orter: cooper's father charles passed way way in 2011 fromft he gave me, second biggest gift. having me, bringing me into this life and him allowing me to be witness to his passing was equally as huge. and when he took his last breath, iy hones felt like it went into me and s i've nevern anything the same since. ♪ maybe it's time ♪ maybe it's time to let the old ways die ♪ >> many would call his move to direct, act and even sing in "a star is born" risky. but that willingness to fail has paid off. cooper recently sat down with willie about his new-found fame as a musician. >> is it weird to you now -- i know it'sour voice a your playing, to look at the itunes list and see s number oneg in america is by bradley cooper and lady gaga. >> it's just overwhelming. this business is s hardnd so often things don't work. when things work, you have to make sure to take it in. that's the thing i keep telling myseake sure to just take it in. what a shame if i didn't. s ♪n the shall >> reporter: that number one song could be theeason cooper adds grammy t w

what she's saying now about bradley cooper. >> and she's being called a pint-size picasso. the 2-year-old artist already making big bucks off her paintings. >>> good thursday morning, everyone. we begin with breaking news from vietnam. president trump and north korean dictator kim jong-un cutting short their nuclear summit. >> the white house announcing early this morning that no agreement has been reached. president trump saying, quote, speed is not important. >> abc's karen travers begins our coverage from hanoi where a news conference with president trump just wrapped up. karen. >> reporter: good morning, janai and kenneth. just last night president trump said the summit with kim jong-un would be very successful. today he says it was his decision to walk away from an offer kim put on the table. the sticking point, sanctions. president trump's summit with kim jong-un abruptly cut short. >> sometimes you have to walk and this was just one of those times. >> reporter: the white house says there was no agreement reached between the two leaders but called the talks very good

prosecutors don't tear up cooperation agreements likely.t's something that they do when they think t the lying has been intentional, significant, material, serious. and that is what they thought here, that is what the special counsel's office got to the point where they thought they could not go forward, because he's these guys were so serious that this man that just pled guilty to additional crimes and now facing additional time that he was not a necessarily facing before, that they needed to say, we can't go through with this. and the judge found that to beth the correct position. and so as everyone is asking why, why is he lying? i just want to point out, what did he lie about? you laid out the three general categories. that third category about his interactions with the ukrainian-russian, he was crying about the fact that they were continuing to discuss this ukrainian piece plan which is really just another way of saying sanctions relief. we can just fit that in there. even while he was trump's campaign adviser and for several meetings

he is cooperating in that.r of "the weekly standard -- let me start out basically. you read this. you see these e-mails from general counsel. it is stunning. it is like a list. let's go through here. i'm not going to share what the list is. people can read it themselves. a list of disgusting and inappropriate pictures that they are going to publish if, if there is not a statement put out, as i said, that says you have no knowledge or basis for suggesting ami's coverage was politically motivated or influenced by political forces. are you shocked to see something like this? >> i'm not shocked at all. it's part of their tactics, right? they attack. they attack, whether you're the subject of their investigation or they attack to protect themselves. to come out and threaten him like that is not unusual. that's what they're used to do and how they usually get their way. >> it's the way in which they're doing it, at least for me -- i'm not a lawyer but looking at it as a citizen and someone who edited a magazine is pr

gordon cooper's?as. >> this scratch right here -- that's the smoking gun. >> houston, we have a problem. it takes precious days to solve the mystery. the key clue comes when the auction house compares rick's camera with the one wally schirra took into space the year before cooper's flight. >> our forensic expert, with photographic evidence, was able to find scuff marks that matched exactly to schirra's camera. this is schirra's camera, taken in 1962, and it matches exactly to the one that rick bought. >> so, rick thought he was buying gordon cooper's space camera, but he was really buying wally schirra's. but how could that be? >> they took home each other's things, but both astronauts sold their cameras believing that this was schirra's and this was cooper's. >> far from being a problem, it turns out to be a good thing. schirra was the first guy to take it up in space. this is the most famous hasselblad there is. >> so, wait a minute. that sounds like it's worth more. >> it is worth a lot more, not o

best in international cooperation because those are the things that really help root out conflict before it begins. all right chief political correspondent melinda crane thanks so much will could be coming back to you in the in the coming hour but for now thanks so much for your reporting. some other news now nigerians were supposed to be heading to the polls today to choose a new president and in a shock move the election has been postponed just a few hours before voting was scheduled to start and polling stations remain shut it was expected to be a tight race between president muhammadu buhari and the main opposition candidate businessman and former vice president atika bucca the chairman of the independent national electoral commission made the announcement. we would take your full review of the influences of this loses it's over so. that it's an issue for you to be the root of their shows. the issue to you is. that of course you do they should pursue. this a lot of. this through. the vision to decide who is who the person do so listen to us and do that. too this is a way for today al

please welcome, bradley cooper! you on. >> wow, thanks for having me. >> stephen: oh, pleasure having you. pleasure having you. ( cheers and applause ) >> beautiful. >> stephen: thanks. lucky to be here. >> me, too. >> stephen: wow. it's so nice to finally have a chance to talk to you. >> oh, me, too. is this mine or yours? >> stephen: that's yours. i keep mine over there so the guests can't sneeze in it. >> got it. >> stephen: you have been a busy man. >> yeah. >> stephen: you have been traveling all over the world,noy you came here from london. >> i just arrived from london today, we were there for the bafta awards last night. that was amazing. >> stephen: sunday night, you won a grammy. >> oh, yeah, that's right. sunday night. ( cheers and applause ) yeah, that old thing. yeah. >> stephen: it's your first grammy. >> correct, and only probably ever. >> stephen: well, you never know. i've got two. >> yeah ( laughter ) >> stephen: with lady gaga. great christmas album. we laughed a lot. >> stephen: lady gaga was the

his choice to cooperate outweighs loyalty to his commander in chief. a difficult decision for a complex military man. >> he's ferociously intelligent, very confident guy, very blunt in manner, not a courtier to the princess. >> for my entire life it's been about what's best for this country. >> as a three-star lieutenant general during the war on terror, flynn is considered by many in national security circles to be one of the greatest intelligence officers of his generation. >> he transformed american military intelligence so that when we went into battle against al qaeda and iraq and the taliban in afghanistan we won. >> general flynn, revolutionized intelligence in the field environment. i mean, he saved thousands of lives. with what he did. >> despite his military successes most people are familiar with him through his relationship with one man. >> general flynn who is a phenomenal man. >> we love our general flynn. >> we want tough and we want smart. he's both. >> they had a lot of the same beliefs and i'm sure mike flynn realized early on that tr

says it wants to double down a nation's commitment to the international border and multilateral cooperation with the u.s. president donald trump prepares in the next hour to declare a national emergency to get the money to build the border wall with mexico congress has offered him some funds but only a quarter of what he had demanded india's prime minister narendra modi blames pakistan for a massive car bombing and threatens our crushing response to the attack killed dozens of indian term military police in the disputed region of kashmir. and a sign of unity at a meeting with the international olympic committee in switzerland delegations from north and south korea have made official their desire to jointly host the two thousand and thirty two summer games. i'm swimming so much conduct's good to have you with us germany's defense minister was enough on the line and her british counterpart kevin williamson have kicked off the munich security conference it's a three days of high stakes debate in closed door meetings the event is bringing together an unprecedented number of international decisi

i am a republican who's employee moting the idea that republicans should cooperate with democrats to move around president trump so -- it's called the moose herder coalition. i want -- in honor of teddy roosevelt, i want those republicans that will cooperate with the democrats to start calling themselves moose herders. our pass the moose herder agenda. first is infrastructure. now, we're looking for mitt romney to be the leader of the republicans in the senate that are willing to cooperate with democrats and will go around the incompetent, inconsistent, unfit president trump. we are going to have congress override his vetoes and just go around him. and so do you agree democrats can start lobbying mitt romney to be a leader to organize some republicans in the senate enough to cooperate with democrats? host: did you come up with this, the idea and the name or did you hear that somewhere else? caller: no, i invented that name. i love teddy roosevelt and what he stood for in the history of the republican party. these republicans that can -- the eagles, the griffins, something. and so --

i think we are trying to be lady cooper and bradley -- >> lady cooper. subliminal. it is getting into all of us. with all due respect to cooper's girlfriend and the mother of his child, let's remember that part, there are a lot of rumors bradley cooper's on-screen chemistry and on "kimmel" she put the gossip to rest. their eyes met and the internet nearly exploded. as bradley cooper and lady gaga sang their hearts out on stage at the oscars. ♪ in the shallow as cooper's girlfriend watched from the audience. millions around the world online searching for whether lady gaga and bradley cooper's on-screen romance had become true reality, asking were the two dating, posting images like these on social media, pizza is the only thing i've ever looked at with this much passion. and the oscar for convincing me they're having a real-life affair goes to -- >> lady gaga! >> reporter: but overnight, lady gaga speaking out about that performance for the first time, telling jimmy kimmel all the gossip is nonsense. >> caused this big controversy because it was such an e

authorities might hold for example there's always a risk i mean obviously under cooperation agreement she has to agree to you know she's agreed to cooperate with the government and if the government has more things for her to cooperate with her more questions they have they could conceivably keep her a bit longer for people who maybe aren't familiar with this case they want click on their knees and they hear this story. you know something about challenges failure and to register as a. foreign agent in another country they had mentioned ivana chapman people will immediately the thought thinking so she is spying yeah i mean i think that's very important is that the government is not even alleging she's a spy the government did not charge her with espionage the government in charge her with having classified information what this case is about where the government charged her with was acting as an agent of a foreign official in particular and the torsion who she had known through the gun rights movement was a mentor to her so it's very different then a typical case you know as is no simi

the b n d cooperated with the n.s.a. to spy on european politicians and assisted the united states in attempts of industrial espionage. when the press reported that the chancellor rhee had known about the scandal since two thousand and eight it peaked with the german opposition threatening to sue its own government over the b endianness a fair. picked up in. the us once it's become this new. zine. in and as of course an opinion which dean and in and. from the indies and in these activities. give is a must and to get up as it's your and i'm in don't go but if he isn't better vote it had to move to hear ways that you made a conscious item of protect invasion and fun toys ship. him with these and for going and a foothold. since two thousand and fourteen in an choir into the snowden revelations meets in the bundestag for the first time i whistle blower from the usa reports to the parliamentary committee about the n.s.a. and its into relations with the german d.n.d. . william binney confirm the very close relationship between

that cooperation, as far as we know, may be all over.order for him to testify in front of congress, they may have to offer him immunity for him to tell everything that he knows. whether he will agree to it, we don't know yet. >> he has no choice. if they give him immunity, he has to testify. the question is whether the committee will actually make that decision. >> go through and compel him to. >> same for david pecker. the head of american media, the parent company of the "national enqui enquirer." he received limited immunity as well. >> and if they have good lawyers, which i think they do, they'll not testify without immunity in front of congress. can i raise another -- >> of course you can. >> just one remark that cohen made that we haven't talked about that i thought was so bizarre and so interesting. he said they were asking, why did you decide to cooperate and change sides? he said i was concerned that if donald trump won't leave office, if he loses the election, like, what? i mean, that had never occurred to me before. >> his clo

we thank the cooper family for their service. and we thank you for watching.s in new york. "gma" and this week in the morning. see you back here tomorrow night. good night.

mark cooper/runner: "for me, it's not a done and done deal.does not go away so i like to ensure that we actually raise awareness." (ken) that was laura terrell reporting. mark cooper has now finished a total of 82 marathons... including the seven he just completed. the warriors have always found ways to provide storylines, kevin durant's most recent press conference is the latest example. but on the court, golden state has continued to show why they are 2-time defending champs. --warriors suns out in phoenix. champs red hot... suns one of the worst teams in the league. --out of the gates, phoenix pounced... the top overall pick going to work, deandre ayton. suns take an early 17-point lead. --but you knew the champs would make a run... they come all the way back... klay thompson....happy 29th d and finishes at the rack. suns up by 3 going into the 4th. --but down the stretch, warriors pulled away... demarcus cousins... two hand jam... all warriors starters scored in double figures for the 1st time this season. --then steph curry... only 10- po

is seeking a new era of cooperation to confront threats in the middle east secretary of state mike pompei or has been speaking at a u.s. led meeting to discuss the region's future he listed iran as one of the challenges tehran was not invited to the events being hosted by poland the missing comes with rising tensions between the u.s. and iran after president trump withdrew from the twenty fifteen iran you kid. arab and israeli leaders were in the same room sharing a meal and exchanging views they all came together for a single reason to discuss the real threats to our prospective peoples emanating from the middle east the united states seeks a new cooperation between countries on how to confront these issues the united states will continue to lead our middle east security issues we will continue to be a force for good in the region today is proof of that commitment we hope new partnerships emerge into these talks we need to be bound we need not be bound by the past when a bright future demands new cooperation. and there was a huge amount of for the. what's actually on today's agenda. well

cooper says he was framed for the murders. the ger button, hair, blood and fingernails from the victim will be tested. he's taking no position on cooper's guilt or innocence at this time. >>> all right. we are looking at the dow right now. up more than 100 points and definitely in the green which is good. the dow is up after trump pushes back the march trade deal and watching that, as well. >>> a new associated press report says that major airline carriers such as united, american and the rest -- >> that's right. you were naming them. they may have cameras on the back of the seats. some major airlines are saying a manufacturer installed the cameras. a passenger spotted them and posted it on social media questioning privacy issues. that prompted a lot of media attention. this morning airlines are explaining that they have not activated the cameras or intend to. still, customee this morning have questions. >> any device, any laptop, you can get hacked into, a plane, a car. you know? it is -- it's always a possibility. hopefully

cooper says he was framed for the murders. governor says dna from a green button, hair, blood and fingernail scrapings from the victim will be tested. he says he's taking no position on cooper's guilt or innocence at this point. >>> stools in southern california are set to be improving when it comes to accommodating new mothers. a new report from the california women's law center shows that 95% of school districts in the south end are doing better at providing staff and students with accommodations for breast feeding. four years ago, the state passed a law saying students who need to breast feed were entitled to private lactation rooms. >>> happening today, students in san francisco will meet senator dianne feinstein, urging her to support the green new deal. so far, california senator is opposing it following another viral encounter. >> scientists said that we have 12 years to turn this around. >> well, it's not going to get turned around in ten years. >> the video of young activists speaking with senator feinstein on friday

on the one hand, you're psyched to get a cooperation deal. you're psyched to get a non-prosecution agreement. but the terms of those kinds of deals are onerous, and if you break those deals everything is against you. they -- the government, the prosecutors you make that deal withhold with hold it over you in a way that is almost impossible to fight against. so we could see this coming last night. but, again, this is a big deal. multiple news outlets now confirming that prosecutors in the southern district of new york are now pursuing this. and today "the wall street journal" also added some really important reporting on another big piece of this. and this is the part of the story that i think a lot of people have felt like, oh, that's too hard to understand or that's too complex or that's part of this that i don't get. i'm going to sort of set that aside. today "the wall street journal" made it super obvious and plane because today "the wall street journal" described efforts by the government of saudi arabia to essentially buy themselves good

cooperating. for a.m.i. helping prosecutors in their inquiries into that matter. now, that surprise revelation about that non-prosecution agreement that prosecutors entered into with a.m.i. bolstered reporting from "the new york times." last summer the no"the new york" reported that the ceo of america media, the president's long-time friend had himself personally done immunity deals with prosecutors in exchange for his cooperation. that was born out when we got to see the non-prosecution agreement unveiled by the court in december. now, as i said, sometimes like nights like this, sometimes everything happens all at once. we got that background, right? we've all absorbed that stuff about cohen, that crime, the implication the president is involved in it and the implication a.m.i. was involved and had a deal not to get prosecuted. that p hahappened before tonigh but tonight, a lot of the things initially raised by that set of circumstances now seem to be coming to ahead. first of all, there is the question of the ultimate dispensation of michael cohen and on goi in

if he's lying he's avoiding the cooperation agreement. paul manafort is helping donald trump a lot more than he's helping paul manafort with this alleged lie. >> that's what the mueller folks seem to be alleging here. we'll learn what comes out of that very secretive court process soon. paul,natasha, thanks to each of you. >>> i'm going to dig into donald trump's problems as a dealmaker. i'm going to talk to a former donald trump exec who ran a casino for him. >>> later, i want to tell you tonight why susan collins has gotten caught in a huge, fake, moderate scheme that you need to know about. it involves justice kavanaugh. >>> later i'm joined by congressman akeem jeffries on new investigations democrats say they launching into trump. >>> plus a millionaire say it's time for people like him, people like us, as the talking heads used to say, to be taxed a whole lot more. i'm ari melber. you're watching "the beat" on msnbc. melber you're watching "the beat" on msnbc. that have made the rx the, crleading luxury suvhnology of all time. lease

>> you know, manafort cooperated until he wasn't cooperating.nformation prosecutors got out of him during that time period. the key to the value of that information is whether they were able to independently corroborate it. we know in some cases they had corroboration because they knew when manafort was lying to them. so they may have gleaned a good bit of information from him or it may have minimal value. don't know the answer to that yet. >> we're lucky to have jeff mason here from reuters. i'm sure you heard what ken said just moments ago and no doubt, the white house will pick up on that and will say like i told you, no collusion. >> that's exactly what was going through my head as a white house correspondent, i'm thinking what's going through the white house officials' heads and president's head. i think just yesterday, in the oval office, i was in for a press pool spray with him. and he was asked about this issue as he is often. and repeated again that there was no collusion. he's been saying the whole time this is a witch hunt and hoax. a

this is debut new sly for berlin germany reaffirms its commitment to international cooperation as heads of state and government arrive at the annual munich security conference germany's foreign minister says he wants to double down on his nation's commitment to the international border we'll have live coverage of the. also coming up india's prime minister narendra modi plaints pakistan for a massive car bombing and threatens a crushing response to the attack killed dozens of india's paramilitary police in the disputed region of kashmir. i'm sumi so much going to it's good to have you with us germany's foreign minister has reaffirmed his country's commitment to international cooperation was speaking as heads of state and government arrived in the german city of munich for the annual conference focused on diplomacy and peace now the hotel by the show whole thing is the venue for three days of debate and closed door meetings the event will be attended by an unprecedented number of international decision makers including the largest u.s. delegation after a multitude of international organiz

lady gaga with bradley cooper.o -- i mean the fact they didn't announce them they just came out on stage like that was perfect. >> it was really perfect. it probably helped him nerveswi nerveswise. >> first oscar for lady gaga. that's coming up. >>> the latest on the jussie smollett case. >> he's maintaining his innocence this morning. the alleged hate crime in chicago. the superintendent of the chicago police department, eddie johnson, is going to join us in just a moment. first, eva pilgrim is in chicago with the latest. good morning, eva. >> reporter: robin, yjussie smollett is out on bond this morning. for the first time, we're getting a look at a key piece of evidence. this morning, jussie smollett digging in, denying he staged a racist and homophobic attack. >> don't act like you know me. >> reporter: his tv dad coming to his defense, as the show they worked on pulled smollett from last two episodes from the season. terrence howard saying, the jussie i know could never conceive of something so ugly. his innoc