quite of boom again in the cell phone market which of course is a very competitive one ok now it's daniel stay with us as we take a look at something else that could move markets britain's credit rating is under threat thanks to brags that the pound falling on news that ratings agency fitch could slash the u.k. surprise double a rating fitch warns no deal brags it could hit the economy hard it compares the potential impact to the recession in the early one nine hundred ninety s. when british g.d.p. shrank for nearly two years. now back to daniel could this news get any traction as the markets wake up today. well trading here in frankfurt is for assad at about thirty minutes ago and we don't see a reaction happening here at the trading floor today in fact yesterday we have a new high off of the year so far and it seems that this trend is going to continue here at least and frankly don't we take a look over to the united kingdom the footsie one hundred they are slightly in the red this morning the market there is down with about zero point three per cent at the moment and yes when you talk to an

expected to say the check was part of his reimbursement for the $130,000 he paid to porn star stormy daniels to stay silent about her alleged affair with mr. trump in he weeks leading up to election. federal prosecutors in manhattan argue that the payment broke campaign finance laws. we begin now w shan in d.c. susan, good morning. we're getting our first look as well at cohen's opening statements. >> reporter: we are, phillip. good morning. yeah, cohen wil evidently bring a dump truck of information about his years of wk with nald trump. here's a quick look at part of his opening statement. cohen wil i say, am ashamed because i know what mr. trump is. he is a racist. he is a con man. he is a cheat. now, after testifying behind closed doors at a hearing on tuesday, cohen emerged, thanked the press, and raised expectations about today. >> i really appreciate the opportunity that was given to me to clear the recor and t tell the truth, and i look forward to tomorr a to beinge to, in my voice, to tell the american pendle my story, i'm going to let the american people decide exactly who's telling the tr

expected to say that check was part of his reimbursement for the 130,000 dlarsz he paid to stormy daniels to stayt her alleged affair with mr. trump in the weeks leading up to the election sflierjts now mitch mcclonl have to bring the measure to a vote within the next 18 days. ifle bill gets to the president's desk, mr. trump has vowed to veto it >> mandatory evacuations are underway in parts of northern california dozens of communities along the russian river in sonoma county are in the path of quickly rising floodwaters the river is expected to rise nearly 14 feet above its flood stage. amid heavy rainstorms and mudslides are also now becoming a concern there as well. >> phillip, thank you very much. >>> stocks futures down about 94 points right now we're seeing right across the board on the s&p, nasdaq, and the dow. joining us now on set is seema shaw at principal global investors. good to see ow set welcome. >> thank you very much >> the last time you were on this fine program, you talked about how the drop in volt tilt may be a worrying sign well, all that's happened since then is volatility

and we know that he paid karen mcdougal and stormy daniels to stay quiet about their alleged affairs with the presidential candidate just weeks before the election. those acts, cohen testified, were at the direction of individual one, donald trump. they were also felonies. but cohen is already in the hot seat on capitol hill, having lied to congress in his previous testimony, and congressional investigators will have a lot to ask about and could probe the materials that were used from cohen. remember this, back in april 2018 when federal agents raided cohen's office in rockefeller center, his hotel room at the regency hotel. in that operation, they seized eight boxes of files, four cell phones, an ipad, and several hard drives. lawyers then spent months combing through the material to weed out privileged information before determining that more than a million pieces of evidence were reportedly eligible to be turned over to prosecutors. that is a lot. joining me now msnbc news investigator tom winter, former federal prosecutor, my friend shannon petty piece tomas. do we know exactly w

stay number one. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. seven day (darya) that's it for us this morning... is at 5 o clock tonight. (james)don't forget, you can stay connected on our mobile app, kron four dot com and on our facebook and twitter feeds. (ácommercialá) >> announcer: on an all-new "dr. phil." >> i love video gaming. i will punch, slap, bite to get you out of my way. >> announcer: she says her son is obsessed with violent video games and they're making him out of control. >> dr. phil: you have a 12-year-old child yelling get in her, peasant, bring me this. what do you do? >> i do it. >> dr. phil: i know what is wrong with him. my question is what is wrong with you? >> dr. phil: today will be a changing day in your life. >> you've never had anybody working harder to bring you to the threshold of change than right now. >> dr. phil: long gone are the days when children lay on their

daniel sandford, bbc news. stayvoices heard — children from across britain skip school to protest about climate change. nine years and 15,000 deaths after going into afghanistan, the last soviet troops were finally coming home. the withdrawal completed in good order, but the army defeated in the task it had been sent to perform. malcolm has been murdered. it has a terrible effect on the morale of the people, i'm terrified of the repercussions in the streets. one wonders who is next. as the airlift got under way, there was no letup in the eruption itself. lava streams from a vent low in the crater flowed down to the sea on the east of the island, away from the town for the time being, but it could start flowing again at any time. the russians heralded their new generation space station with a spectacular night launch. they've called it mir, the russian for peace. this is bbc news, the latest headlines: donald trump invokes national emergency powers to fund the border wall with mexico. the democrats accuse him of an a

daniel is with me now. are we any clearer about what happens to shamima next? i think at the moment they stayare in a refugee camp in northern syria, but what her family would like to happen is they would like the government to issue paperwork both for her, because she does not have her passport, she had stolen her sister's passport or travel, and paperwork for the baby. the family hope that someone representing them could go to the camp with the paperwork, recover her from the camp, take it across the border and go to a british consulate, and they are hoping that the british government would then manage a return to britain. they understand she will be investigated by police, that she may be put on trial, but they are hoping that someone trial, but they are hoping that someone will help them with the pipework and to manage her return. i have to say, at this point, there is no sign that the british government is in any hurry to do that. and what about donald trump's threat? how concerned will the uk and eu be about that? donald trump always thinks of himself as being a deal—maker accommodated

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stay with us. in alameda county. daniel vasquez is here, he is with the alameda county fathers corp. welcome to the show. daniel vasquez: thank you, damian. damian: so, talk about this fatherhood event. what's happening, and why do you think it's needed there? daniel: yeah, so it's the--it's the inaugural event, where we're having the fathers corp summit. and this was founded at the fathers corp, which was started back in 2013. it's a collaboration between alameda health services and first five. it's basically evidence has been found and it's still, you know, growing that a child has a lot more positive outcomes in both in relationships, in school, and in careers when the father or father figure is actively involved in a positive way in the child's life. damian: i mean, that's so crucial. who is your target audience for this? is it the children? is it the dads themselves? daniel: so, it's fathers, it's service providers that provide services to father or father figures. it's definitely an event to provide a lot of networkin

nine sharmin mossavar-rahmani >> next, more from our exclusive interview with spotify ceo daniel eck is next stay>> i'm scott wapner here's what's coming up on the "halftime report" at the top of the hour we're debating whether the tech takeoff is sustainable and where you should be putting your money to work in that sector and a possible stock on the desk is our subject of the call of the day today. and we've got unusual activity with both john and pete. it means we'll see you at noon on the half. john, we're about 20 away. we'll see you in just a bit. >> we'll count it down thank you. for now, let's get to the cme in chicago. rick santelli's got the santelli exchange rick >> thanks, jon you know, research research is important, especially when you're trying to move into a category called counterfactuals. counterfactuals is a simple notion take the credit crisis i personally think we did too much and we can go back and do research and try to create modeling with econometric models that would mimic the economy under a variety of changing conditions and hypotheses. not an easy task there's another

stay number one. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (justine) take a look at this rainbow in ...logist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . another round of widespread rain and isolated thunderstorms are expected tonight as a storm moves through the bay area. a cold weather system originating in western canada will bring more showers and colder temperatures monday into tuesday. snow levels will lower to 1500 to 2000 feet by tuesday morning with some snow likely in the hills around the bay area. dry and cool weather is forecast from wednesday through thursday, with overnight lows near freezing in the inland valleys. shower chances will redevelop by thursday night and friday. super bowl sunday, arguably the biggest day of the year in the american sports landscape...and so coming up next on an all new sports night live...we're going all-in on super bowl 53. tonight the patriots were victorious in atlanta...winnin g 13-3 over the rams...the 6th super bowl win of the brady- belichick era...and it wasn't quite the offensive explosion some had predicted based on the way these two teams

staying home to watch the super bowl. so which movies managed to score big? david danielder-man: into the spider-verse," which made four-point-four million dollars for a domestic total of 175-million. "aquaman" is at 324-million domestic after a fourth-place weekend worth four-point-eight million dollars."tell me lies, i'm gonna hurt you, okay?""i'm not gonna lie.""miss bala" opened at the low end of expectations: six-point-seven million dollars, only good enough for a third-place debut. (nat-music) "beep beep!""the upside" took the silver medal for the third straight weekend: eight-point-nine million dollars gave the comedy 76-million domestic. "everything extraordinary can be explained away, and yet, it is true."three in a row for "glass," which made nine-and-a-half million dollars -- not a lot, but enough to stay number one. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( james ) coming up in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news... police on the peninsula are on the lookout for a person who shot another man during a car jacking. ( james ) and big changes are coming to bart's sch

stay number one. in hollywood, i'm david daniel.-- a lot of talking about this "super bowl" thing tonight, but we're finally highlighting the game everyone's really interested.... the puppy bowl!that is after the break. (justine) sure, a lot of people are talking about this "super bowl" thing today, but we all know that the game all know that the game everyone's really interested in is the puppy bowl.(jrstone) the puppy bowl 15 kicked off at 6 p-m tonight. this year's lineup includes 39 pups that we're ready for anything... especially being adopted. the epic throw down between "team ruff" and "team fluff" aired on animal planet. team ruff won won the top prize this year. the final year. the final score was 59 to 51. (justine) and -- as (justine) to 51. (justine) and -- as millions watched the super bowl today -- many got to see the pepsi ad released ahead of the big game and it has some major star power. actor steve carell stars with rappers lil jon and cardi b. the beverage company is using the slogan "more than ok" to entice viewe

staying home to watch the super bowl. so which movies managed to score big? david daniel has the top five.man: into the spider-verse," which made four-point-four million dollars for a domestic total of 175-million. "aquaman" is at 324-million domestic after a fourth-place weekend worth four-point-eight million dollars."tell me lies, i'm gonna hurt you, okay?""i'm not gonna lie.""miss bala" opened at the low end of expectations: six-point-seven million dollars, only good enough for a third-place debut. (nat-music) "beep beep!""the upside" took the silver medal for the third straight weekend: eight-point-nine million dollars gave the comedy 76-million domestic. "everything extraordinary can be explained away, and yet, it is true."three in a row for "glass," which made nine-and-a-half million dollars -- not a lot, but enough to stay number one. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( darya ) coming up in the next hour on the kron 4 morning news... police on the peninsula are on the lookout for a person who shot another man during a car jacking. ( darya ) and we could be just days away from the raid

stay number one. in hollywood, i'm david daniel.ow: cold showers continued showers karnow: cold lawrence david daniel. hollywood, i'm david daniel. lawrence karnow: cold showers continued across the bay area with reports of hail an even snow. snow showers will continue and there is a winter weather advisory for bay area mountains above 1,000 feet. snow showers could lower to 400 feet. doppler radar is showing the showers and snow and sleet now. blizzard warnings are up for the sierra with as much as 5 feet of snow and whiteout conditions expected overnight. tomorrow will start with showers and snow before clearing with cold temperatures highs will only be in the 40s to low 50s. there's a slight chance of a few lingering showers on wednesday morning before clearing. more rain is possible this friday and the weekend. (male announcer) in new york city's war on crime, the worst criminal offenders are pursued by the detectives of the major case squad. hese are their stories. manhattan college about the tutoring. we are minimum security,

could stay in their seats we will do the shuffling appear and hopefully you will stay comfortable while ambassador daniel fried comes back up . thank you. >>> [ indiscernible - low volume ] the most depressing thing i read this morning was former treasury secretary jack lew's cd because it makes me feel like such a wretched underachiever not to say a loser. i started, i worked first with jack when he was deputy secretary of state on the first obama term and then he went on to be director of white house chief of staff treasury secretary and helped save the global economy from meltdown. what have we done? but the reason he is an apt person to speak today to sanctions is because of his speech in march 2016, a kind of valedictory speech and a cautionary note about sanctions , a speech which was absolutely prescient and i would be proud to say i was co-author of it but i would absolutely have nothing to do with the preparation. that was a thoughtful strategic look at the sanctions tool at a time when the obama administration had used it far more than it expected coming into office and during the bush to obama

stay. then the platform collapsed. daniel chester french did not get paid for this iconic work, which is pretty good for a guy that didn't know how to make a statue. he made a mold and they turned it upside down and filled it with clay, the head fell off he didn't know he was supposed to brace the head. he put it back on and somehow sent it to a foundry and had it done in bronze. he got no pay for it. he didn't want pay he just wanted the honor of doing the work. later they gave him a $1000 bonus and he later made replicas for the rest of his life at $1500 a piece. he again became a very canny businessman. i am sure you've all seen the work, it has become a symbol of everything from war bonds to the national rifle association to the first instant tapioca pudding, ready in a minute get it? or the national guard, always ready always there. french did not come home for this moment. he was i think and i've had disagreements with my friends where his studio is located, he was abroad and it was not easy to get a 747 back to boston,

i think we are in for a long legal battle and she will be staying in a refugee camp in northern syria. danielk you. the japanese car maker honda has confirmed it's moving production back to japan and shutting its swindon plant, with the loss of 3,500 jobs. the company says global changes in the car industry, including a shift to electric vehicles, is to blame. but the business secretary, greg clark has told the bbc that it's "incredibly frustrating", and "devastating" for swindon, that honda's made its decision despite the uk being a leader in battery technology. here's our business editor, simonjack. a dark moment for uk manufacturing. swindon is the first plant honda has closed anywhere in the world in its 71—year history. a hammer blow for thousands of swindon workers. my wife works here, my brother works here, my cousin works here. i'm trying to think now, there's loads of us. her dad, her stepdad... her brother, her mum works in the canteen, her other brother's the chef here. there's about ten, 12 people, just from our little family, all work here. good friends that work here i know that

daniel. lots more coming up on the show. stay with us. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: welcome back. check of your latest business flash headlines. up collaborating in the carlos ghosn case. renault have been contacted by nissan managers who introduced themselves by saying they are working with japanese investigators. the longer say that converts nissan into an extension of the prosecutor's office. yvonne: amazon has a deal in india to comply with regulations. it has resurrected thousands of product listings. the deal allows amazon to recover items frozen since the start of the month, with new radiations through amazon and walmart india's plan. at some oft's look the movers out there. have, theat we sanctions as many of the sanctions have been lifted. 2018 withappointing sanctions on the company, but they are looking ahead to this year. subject to further containment of its -- curtailment of its activities. ashare buyback comes up in short while. this is what we have in the shanking -- in the hang seng. 11,200, the key level. we could find it turning into support. we look at this mor

. >> jimmy: danielle, would you like to make a life with brian? >> i'm really trying to stay away from musicians. they're a bad habit for me. >> jimmy: sorry, brian. your talents have fore saken you. well, that's a tinder for all of you. thank you, gentlemen. i thought you were fine, but this leaves us with our mystery man. would you like to go on a date with our mystery man, or would you rather go home in tears? >> i'm going to choose the mystery man. >> jimmy: the mystery man, i'll tell you a bit about him. he is a graphic designer living in los angeles. you know him from last season's bachelorette and a little birdie told us maybe you might be interested in him. please welcome wiwiwiwiwiwiwiwi there he is. >> how are you? >> jimmy: i'm over here. how you doing, wills? there we go. well, so would you like to go out on a date with wills? >> um, yeah. i would love to. >> jimmy: we are going to send you right across the street for a romantic evening at the buffalo wild wings next door. >> he smells good. >> jimmy: he does smell good. all right. get over to the restaurant. we'l

investigation into all things russia gay and daniel mcadams of the ron paul institute will be joining us to discuss you do not want to miss the stress to stay true to what real. country has gone into a non listing the best chance to thank and. get out the traveling across america to find what makes america the charlatans the genius this is the quintessential american hero this is it we've come a point around which allen is done something we always are on the margins something . called the culture is moving forward. where starting last with is will begin to headed east into the swamp we're going into the belly of the beast and i think i want to leave now doesn't get any more gondo than this maybe completely different but in this. few. happened and in another one of the. swaying the both the food. bank itself moved to see it on the plaza in this way got to the nothing in the disappeared the slow movement the one plant that i want and i don't miss so much and i think. this is the only thing that we do is music because everybody fights his way through. the floor loop and the food without it is worthless. woody allen very graphic on the level of

daniel. seven day seven day seven day (darya)that's it for us this morning... our next newscast is at 5 o clock tonight. (james)don't forget, you can staykron four dot com and on our facebook and twitter feeds. >> announcer: today on an all-new "dr. phil." they are engaged to be married. the beautiful blond tying the knot with her military vet. two weeks after the engagement, instead of fighting for our country, he decided to fight crime as batman. >> i'm not crazy. i'm not delusional. i'm batman. >> dr. phil: he went to bed as giovanni and wok up as batman? >> this is not something that normal people do. >> dr. phil: are you uncomfortable to not have your mask on? >> i don't feel like i'm me right now. >> dr. phil: you're saying i'm the real batman. there's no batman. it's a cartoon character. >> dr. phil: let's do it! >> have a good show, everybody. >> dr. phil: this is a safe place to talk about hard things.

daniels suite. a speakeasy on the eighth floor of the hermitage hotel where legislators are staying. it dispenses liquor morning, noon, and night to anyone up there. ofse great scenes legislators careening through the halls and having to be thrown in the showers to sober up to go into vote. the textile manufacturers are also very active in trying to thwart ratification of the 19th amendment. they fear that if mothers can vote, they may want to abolish child labor. the backbone of their industry, it was cheap. they are trying to keep women away. the railroad industry. they bought a lot of legislatures. they needed favors from both congress and state legislatures because they had been nationalized during world war i. they were hoping the men whose palms they greased would vote their way and the afraid women may not reelect them. they have these interesting corporate interests that have a strong effect on whether this constitutional amendment is going to go through. host: adding to this complexity, especially in tennessee, considered a southern state, the great question. the suffragists

hollywood, i'm david daniel. ( darya ) take a look at this -- a 100 pound mountain lion was seen roamin the streets in sacramento over the weekend. police were warning everyone to stayyesterday morning. meanwhile animal control and california fish and wildlife crews rushed to bessemer way as they prepared the tranquilizer the cat went for a backyard to backyard. a standoff between man and the mountain lion finally came to an end behind the pomegranate tree of one man's backyard. ( james ) an explosion cart exploded. it caused three surrounding buildings. but fortunately nobody got hurt. the blast was so powerful ... the shockwaves caused beer kegs from a nearby brewery to tap open and spew beer everywhere. the owners of the food truck are thankful no one was nearby. a fire marshal is investigating the cause of the explosion. seven day if you are watching us on the "kron-on app - our live news coverage continues next. kron on is the bay area's only commercial-free 24-hour streaming news ser >> dr. phil: warning. today's show will take a deep dive into what i consider the most heinous, despicable and evil thing ever perpetrated by a parent. >> was my dad's sex slave.

daniel. i've lived next door to the project for 12 years. i love potrero hill, and i plan to staythere for a long time. i'm only here today because the sponsors have refused my many requests to discuss concerns of the project, beginning at the preapplication meeting in july 2017, all of the living space in my modest house is setup to enjoy the natural light, the blue sky, which is oriented towards the project site to the north. we'll look at the computer, please. here's a photo to illustrate. there are high -- this is the orientation in my little piece of blue sky, which is really important where i eat and work and gather with my family. the other sides, they're high retaining walls and houses on the other sides. as proposed, we'll see a three story wall high beyond or house, covering up a major portion of that blue sky, the natural light, and the midspace -- the green space in the midblock. worst of all, the expansion of the third floor includes a 14-foot horizontal expansion. along with the flat roof that's proposed, it would create a three story rectangle immediately beside us.

stay at her, it was very sweet. -- about audrey hepburn. he was 82. his last film was skyfall with daniel craig. that is correct.do. -- ordered thousands. was he one—of—a—kind in some way? ordered thousands. was he one-of-a-kind in some way? he was because he embodied his times. he was wonderful on saturday night and sunday morning. all the rest was propaganda, he was the real thing. maybe actors don't —— do get that opportunity every now and again. he had the opportunity to be discreet working class actor. there are very good actors around now and there is no need for them to be daunted by albert. and easy to work with? yes, he laughed a lot —— laughed a lot and light jokes like he laughed a lot —— laughed a lot and lightjokes like the rest of us. great to talk to you thank you. talking about albert finney has died at the age of 82. time through the weather. the study today has been about storm eric which has caused some fatalities already. hill snow further south. it turns drier and hill snow further south. it turns drierand a hill snow further south. it turns drier and a pretty decent end for the day. the win

stay away from he anyone under the age of 18. right now, michael avenatti who represented stormy daniels claims he is representing one of the women in this case and he submitted a video to prosecutors that depicts robert kelly engaged in a sexual act with a 14-year-old girl. today the state's attorney says the victim's aunt confirmed that's her niece in the video. here is the state's attorney and r. kelly's lawyer. >> unfortunately, the state's attorney now succumbs to public pressure, to pressure from grandstanders like michael avenatti and gloria allred and brought these charges. mr. kelly is strong. he's got a lot of support. and he's going to be vindicated on all these charges. >> in the video, the victim repeatedly, repeatedly says she is 14 years old and the girl is identified as a niece, the victim in this case. >> reporter: if convicted, r. kelly faces three to seven years for each of the 10 counts filed against him. arthel. arthel: matt fin reporting there live in chicago. thanks, matt. eric: patrick shanahan is making a surprise visit to the u.s./mexico border. coming up, we'll show you what he's doing there as the pent

the executive chairman position but taking a step back but he'll still stay within the alibaba partnership. the next guy up, danielceo for three years will take over the executive chairman role in september taking over that from jack we have got a terrific management team and this transition is a perfect example of really sort of a positive development of very deep bench in management. i'm very, very proud of that. >> all right joe tsai staying in alibaba. thank you so much for joining us. >> thank you. >> back over to you all at the new york stock exchange. >> leslie, thank you very much for that thank you, also to mr. tsai and more from the tech conference tomorrow with goldman sachs ceo david solomon at 3:15 p.m. eastern time you don't want to miss that. >>> time for a news update with sue herera. >> hi, everyone. h the mexican drug lord el chapo guzman convicted after a three-month drug trial in new york it exposed the inner workings of the cartel shipping tons of drugs into the united states and laundered billions of dollars. he was facing life in prison when he is sentenced on june 25th. >> this conviction i

. >> yang: danielle paquette of "the washieiton post," n irwin of the "new york times,"u thanks to th. >> thank you. >> woodruff: stayhons. coming up he newshour: mark shields and david brooks on the week's news. and, a look at the early work of famed photographer gordon parks. but first, let's turn now to a different but crucial pocketbook issue: the cost ofrescription drugs. the trump administration has taken a number of steps to tackle the issue. the latest: a big move that essentially bans drug-makers from giving money in the form of rebates to middlemen known a pharmacy benefit managers and insurers. the rebates, which add up to tens of billions every year, are widely seen as improving the chance that a drug will be used and covered. the new proposal would essentially make those rebates into illegal kickbacks. it applies to medicare and medicaid managed care plans, but the administration would like congress to change the law so that it applies to private insurance, too. alex azar is the secretary ofhe th and human services, and he joins me now. mr. secretary, welcome to the "newshour". >> great to be here, judy.

my thinks to jeff daniels, paul shaffer, wallows once again. [ cheers and applause ] and the roots right there from philadelphia, pennsylvania. [ cheers and applause ] stay, it's "late night with seth meyers." tonight -- john oliver, star of "network" on broadway, actress tatiana maslany, music from st. paul & the broken bones, featuring the 8g band with jeff friedl! ♪ [ chrs and applause ] ladies and gentlemen, seth meyers. >> seth: good evening. i'm seth meyers. this is "late night." how is everybody doing tonight? [ cheers and applause ] that's great to hear. in that case, let's get to the news. former acting fbi director andrew mccabe's interview on "60 minutes" aired last night. when asked if he watched the

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stay up and i believe many of them will be. they have been waiting to hear what he has to say not just on the stormy daniels issue. which i understand there's been a lot of apaid to. but it's going to go into trump's businesses, foundation, taxes and finances. the very thing the president is sensitive about. he didn't want this investigated and looked into. this is something his adult children are involved in. they're going to be watching and waiting and responding. a lot of the republican party, the rnc, a lot of trump supporters are here at home in washington so they'll be able to respond more quickly in real time. >> your colleagues were putting this out there about michael cohen. what is your reaction to seeing that? >> well, steve, i am completely out of patience with people who confuse the hard work of governing in a high plurallestic democracy over tweeting the -- i found it vulgar, personal and highly inappropriate and i think it reflects more on the person who tweeted it than anything else. >> barbara mcquaid, i've seen information on twitter raising legal questions from matt gaetz. is this just in poor t

syria had been messing around to begin with but he stayed out of the baltics and not making much visible trouble there either. daniel: i think it is a fair point. thatnk that the reality is there was a price to be paid when you crossed the line and made a note of that. i was trying to address the kind of confines of the ukraine issue. of frankly, i'm very proud the quality of the sanctions that we put in place. they put maximum pressure on russia with minimal harm to our allies, and that was not an easy thing to do. we have to figure out the wiring of the global financial system in ways we never had to before in order to achieve that outcome. what i can do is sit here and claim it cleaned up ukraine. that would be an overstatement. and i think if you compare it to iran, iran is a much easier case to say cause-and-effect, sanctions, negotiations. i do think there were lasting benefits to the sanctions program. and i agree with dan, that if there had been clarity of u.s. positions, might have been even more so. the fact there is so much of a change in u.s. posture towards russia and different positions depending on wh

daniels $130,000 to keep quiet about an alleged affair. candidate trump repeatedly denied having business ties with russia. in fact, he said he purposely stayedsia. >> i mean i have nothing to do with russia. i don't have any jobs in russia. i'm all over the world but we're not involved in russia. >> i have no relationship with russia whatsoever. >> i have no businesses, no loans from russia. >> i have nothing to do with russia, folks, okay? i have nothing to do with russia. i have no investments in russia, none whatsoever. >> i have no dealings with russia. i have no deals in russia. i have no deals that could happen in russia because we've stayed away. >> that did not turn out to be true. in an interview with the "new york times" he insisted he wasn't lying to the public because he said it wasn't business. let's listen. >> sir, can you clarify the trump tower moscow proposal, right? there was this discussion and we've learned since the campaign that this went on longer through the campaign -- >> let me tell you about trump tower. this was a very unimportant deal. okay. >> you told people you didn't have any business there -- >> that wasn't

daniel. if you're concerned, i assume you mean single family households. what you support policy to boost wages cents higher income people are more likely to marry and stay married and have children and wedlock. >> those whom i don't, the entire focus of eight years an elected office was to raise the disposable income. our job is not to make sure wealthy money make people make more money is that we want people to become wealthier than they are. chicken and egg here. no one needs to take it from me. there is a himalaya of data on this that goes back decades. not just economic, every problem we deal with is closely correlated to the collapse of the family. it is not just in low income categories anymore. it has been amply illustrated by more recent scholarship. i am not here to decline. i'm here to note that. in the face of that we will have to do things, including expending education back earlier. that simply wasn't necessary. in days gone by. it is a reality not a judgment i am making. >> thank you again to our audience and our panel for a loud discussion. >>> a hearing on voting rights and campaign-finance. house oversight committee chair elisha cumming spoke a

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daniel marsh and his attorneys say he had an immature mind. he's now 21, he's changed. >> what happens now to determine whether he stays in prison or not? basically says anyone under the age of 16 can never be tried as an adult. and in most cases, i think that's probably right. but we've looked at there are a handful of cases including daniel marsh at that big question is can someone like that be rehabilitated? >> right. >> i mean, if you're a psychopath and he's scored one of the highest scores that the psychiatrist i spoke to had ever seen at that age, it's lack of empathy, it's psychological liars, pathological liars. do you change even as you get older? he says he has. >> what evidence do they have, though, that he's changed? i'm still haunted by the words, that it was amazing to kill someone that he doesn't even know. >> and you haven't seen the entire confession. the entire confession -- in fact, some of the cops who listened to it were damaged just by hearing his words without even seeing any of the pictures. >> wow. >> thank you so much. you can see erin's full report, it's called "portrait of a color color" -- "portrait of a ki