mr. rogers is the only version of masculinity, but i think it's time in this country.tary that airs saturday night is so important. why it did $22 million at the box office in release last year. >> that's unbelievable. >> huge for documentaries. it's called "won't you be my neighbor." s it is wonderful. thanks for giving us a preview. >> thank you, brian. >>> state of the union is finally here. it is president trump's biggest audience of the year. it will be his biggest ratings event of the year. special live coverage starts here tuesday night 8:00 p.m. eastern time on cnn. >>> up next a writer and editor who say that their reputation has been dented. ♪ did you know you can save money by using dish soap to clean grease on more than dishes? try dawn ultra. dawn is for more than just dishes. with 3x more grease cleaning power per drop, it tackles tough grease on a variety of surfaces. try dawn ultra. got it. ran out of ink and i have a big meeting today. and 2 boxes of twizzlers... yeah, uh...for the team. the team? gooo team... order online pickup in an hour. and, now s

mr. rogers? >> no.what we're going do is we're going to be compassionate we're going to plan long term. if you think about the branch consolidation as an example, it really doesn't start until 2020. we have natural attrition in our business so it's not about -- it's about the fact that i think over time we'll be able to consolidate and do this in a way that has the least amount of impact for teammates and associates as much as possible. >> finally, any ideas on a name, mr. king you guys getting close >> we haven't figured out the name yet you know what we're going to actually do. we'll use some outresearch schedules and we've got a lot of our associates to help us figure this out bill and i know one thing, we will not know the right name >> right. >>we need a name that our youn associates, our millenial associates, you know, our clients pick it's not about what may we like. it's a name that resonates with our clients. conceptually it's a name that's a forward pointing,exciting name that says this is a c

mr. rogers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. rogers: i rise in support of this legislation. but first, i want to congratulate our committee's distinguished chair and its ranking member on their masterful work in shepherding this compromise to the floor. this is a historic dynamic duo we have in charge of our committee and they produced a historic product that we have before us tonight. r. chairman, we have a crisis. at our southern border, period. there's no denying that our nation's security is threatened by the seemingly unending flow of drugs that find their way into every american community as violence by utal our cartels. so we do have a problem. it's an emergency. president trump is absolutely correct that we can't allow this ruthless criminal atlanta to continue unchecked. this bill takes important steps to secure this country. $1.3 billion for a wall and additional resources for d.h.s. to hire more personnel and employ advanced technology in the region. but in addition to the security crisis, there's also a very real huma

mr rogers i am more dangerous than please don't keep on hounslow move forward in which i am my own burden first grade on sentence you change her mind prison out of possibility the more loony needed former insurgents oh my i'm a morning ten the money. man . bit so. i am. miserable to look great too besides the just the joy in simple little solace the birds the plague of some bill is complicated sometimes i'm interested in the state of the political system candy. this is. what politicians do something to. put themselves on the line to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president or injury. or somehow want to be preached. to the right to be press that's what the full story in the morning can't be good. i'm interested always in the waters of my college. course should. join me every thursday on the alex salmond show and i'll be speaking to guest of the world of politics school this list i'm showbusiness i'll see that. with. the u.s. is mobilizing troops for a military intervention in venezuela so says the russian security council and us when a leader nicholas much of the times wa

mr. stone about wikileaks? never did. he repeated, i've always liked -- i like roger, he's a character, mr. trump said, insisting that the fbi agents charging a house like they did

mr. rogers neighborhood where fred rogers lived, two blocks away. it is where willie started we are family lived. it is the most diverse neighborhood in all of western pennsylvania. people choose to live in squirrel hill because they want to live around people who are different and they embrace that. that is my neighborhood. i live seven blocks away. those words just hit like someone punching you in the stomach and taking the wind out of you. everything you thought about your city has completely been changed forever. and of course pittsburgh being the city it is the victims themselves were friends, they were family members of her friends they've known 20 years. you get to go through this process of trying to operate and act rational in a time when emotions really are taking over and it becomes difficult. you hear about the stories of how the first officer arrived and upon coming out of his vehicle walking in front of the car and looking in through the glass windows that are tinted at tree of life synagogue and seeing the shadow behind there of a per

mr. rogers helped save the betamax. >> tony. >> sony versus universal studios. >> no unemployment benefits for peyote smokers. >> employment division versus smith. >> that is correct. >> forced sterilization is okay. man becomes president. >> bush versus gore. >> that is correct. >> burglar gets a lawyer. >> now selling skim milk filled with coconut water. that is correct. next it is okay for amish teens to be truant. >> wisconsin versus yoder. >> that is correct. the final question poisoning your husband's lover is not and international arms violation. that is correct. you want to circle back to tomatoes are vegetables? >> medically. great job and now it is time for team jefferson's lightning round before we begin do you know which case the court decided that tomatoes are vegetables. >> no. >> it was about customs regulations in the 1890s. it is a good one. >> ethnic french butchers lose their jobs. butchers unemployed. >> why were they ethnic? >> it gives a little flavor. have a generic name. okay. >> steamboat inventor loses monopoly. i'm trying to think if there is a good hint for that

and we stood there along with people like mrs. rogers, and franco harris, and all the luminaries within pittsburgh. and a young minister came up to me and told me this. she said it was 80 years ago today that kristallnacht happened, it was 80 years ago today that people burned down synagogue s and police looked the other way. in pittsburgh they ran into the buildings with bullets flying at them. it was 80 years ago today that jewk were killed and politics turned their back. in pittsburgh today we stand shoulder-to-shoulder, democrat and republican, to say never again. it was 80 years ago today that community leaders allowed the holocaust to begin. and in pittsburgh today we stand as one to make sure that we follow what we believe to be the right way. we can defeat hate. i loved our expression stronger than hate, showing the steelers symbol with the star of david. it said something about not only pittsburgh but the response that came from around the world. it was more than we were saying that we were stronger than hate. we were saying tha

mr. rogers neighborhood made its u.s. debut on national educational television, or net.ular children's show starring fred rogers would go on to last 31 seasons. >>> to one of the most enduring images in american history, taken in times square as america celebrated the end of world war ii. the sailor in that photo, george mendonsa, died sunday at the age of 95. nbc's harry smith has more. >> reporter: it was a picture that captured the emotions of a nation. elation, unbridled joy, happiness of a kind a lot of people weren't sure they'd experience again. times square filled in minutes as word spread of victory over japan. people could barely contain their happiness. >> the biggest, noisiest celebration in new york's history. >> reporter: and, yes, there was a lot of kissing. his name, george mendonsa, home on leave from duty aboard a destroyer in the u.s. navy. >> i was in new york, and they announced the war over. well, i had a few drinks, and i guess i must have been pretty high. i guess when i saw the nurse, i grabbed her. >> reporter: her name, greta zimmer friedman, a

mr. rogers, for an opening statement. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i look forward to the opportunity to hear from our witnesses today. the integrity of our elections is foundational to our democracy. all americans should have confidence that voting equipment and systems are secure, their vote counts as they intended, and that election results are accurately reported. last week, dhs and doj released their findings that there was no evidence of any foreign interference in the 2018 elections. i believe that the tremendous work done by dhs, our intelligence community and state and local leaders made that happen. but there is certainly more work that can be done. much of our focus today will be on the work we still need to do to secure the technology and systems behind our elections, but we can't lose sight of a simple lesson. foreign intelligence services, domestic [ inaudible ] and online vandals do not care what our laws say. they are happy to use our public forums against us. my home state saw liberal activists deliberately mislead alabamans regarding

mr. rogers: criminal, subhuman. but proposals in state government would allow an infant to die or intentionally killing an abortion survivor is a disgrace and must not be allowed to happen in any circumstance. i echo the calls from republican leadership to immediately pass born alive abortion survivors protection act to ensure the sanctity of life remains a fundamental principle in this country. thank you. i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from new york seek recognition? >> i of ask unanimous consent to address the house for one minute and to revise and extend my remarks. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. the gentleman from new york is minute.ed for one >> today, i rise to honor the life of chief petty officer shannon kent who lost her life in service to this minute. >> today, country on january 16, 2019 in iryeah. chief kent was 35 years old and survived by her husband and two young sons. after gauting with honors in high school, chief kent enlisted in the united s

mr. rogers. and i know based on past experience with you, that we'll continue the fine bipartisan work on this committee that i wish the rest of congress would engage in. mr. krebs, it's nice to meet you. i'm another ranking member of the cybersecurity subcommittee. and in that capacity, i think we'll become well acquainted with each other going forward. there's been no evidence to date that any identified activities of a foreign government or foreign agent had an impact on the security of election infrastructure or political or campaign infrastructure in the 2018 midterms. that's a great thing. but i also kind of took pause by what you said that election securities come a long way. but bears additional measures. one of the things you mentioned, was auditability. what are some of the additional measures you think you should be taking to make sure we do the best we can to secure our elections? >> so i continue to believe in the secretary nielsen had been consistent with this as well. verifiable pap

mr. rogers, also the ranking republican on homeland security. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. rogers: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank my friend from missouri. without a doubt there is is a crisis at the border. changing demographics have created unprecedented challengers in border patrol. in the early 2000's, most illegal border crossings were young mexican men. today and -- and our laws allowed us to return them back to mexico. today that flow of mexican men has been replaced with a mix of men, women, and children from central american countries. human traffickers are ex-plitting the loopholes in our laws and understand how immigration -- how our immigration system is broken. these smugglers tell vulnerable families that their child is like a visa to stay in the u.s. if they can just get themselves turned in to the border patrol and these smugglers and their propaganda are effective. family apprehensions for fiscal year 2019 are already 5 2% higher than fiscal 2013. these traffickers don't care about th

mr. rogers and i think he would say, don't be scared. life is good.nd do the thing that you love and that always stuck with me. >> see you tomorrow. >> sesame street introduced my children to the interaction of people with different backgrounds. >> it's not that easy being green. >> yeah. >> okay. >> sesame street was aggressive in terms of learning not only concepts of reading but concepts of interacting. >> i may be small, but i am somebody. >> sesame street was, you know, as big as it got in terms of celebrity. everybody wanted to hang with the muppets. >> aren't you johnny trash. >> cash. >> cash, cash. >> educational children's television really matured in the 70s. >> i'm leaving. >> i love you. >> i love you too. >> thanks. >> now for something completely different. >> when i was 13, this show from england came on pbs which before that was only the realm of my parents. and suddenly they're doing the most outlandish, racy type of humor and killing me, the 13-year-old. >> it's extraordinary what you can't do on american television. i think you can

hands behind his back where you see another agent, the third agent we can see in the video cuffs mr. roger stone. moves the door this is another part of the video we're getting for the first time out in front. this is after mr. stone has complied and has been put under arrest. and is of course being held there with his hands behind his back. pretty soon after this we're going to see something else that was interesting here. that goes to where we are between reality and production. the reality is this was a very real raid with real guns and real agents and a real person who like anyone wouldn't want to wake up this way. but it also is a production. we have this video because mr. stone has leaked it to sinclair broadcasting group. a conservative broadcasting conglomerate. and soon you'll see him come out wearing a t-shirt designed for public consumption. a t-shirt that says "roger stone did nothing wrong." there you see him wearing the traditional protective gear. this is the first time we've seen how mueller's team operates when they go in lawfully. because we know they had a sealed arrest

mr. you're saying that the statement was wrong? >> i said i didn't write it and it's not accurate. [no audio] >> 16, when roger stone happened to call and told mr. trump that he had just spoken to julian assange, correct? >> that's correct. >> you said that mr. assange told mr. trump about an upcoming opening statement, "massive dump of emails that would damage hillary clinton's campaign. i want to ask you about roger stone's phone calls to the president. first of all, was that on speakerphone, is that what you indicated? like mr. trump likes speakerphone, it's on his desk, he likes it and uses a quite often. year, 2019,f this the new york times asked president trump if you ever spoken him about these stolen emails. he said "no i didn't, i never did." was the statement true? >> that's not accurate. >> can you describe to us, the best of your recollection, you were present, exactly what mr. stone said to mr. trump. >> it was a short conversation and he said that mr. trump, i wanted to let you know that i just got off the phone with julian assange and in a couple of days there will be a massive dump of emails th

mr. rogers. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized. mr. rogers: i rise in support of this legislation. but first, i want to congratulate our committee's distinguished chair and its ranking member on their masterful work in shepherding this compromise to the floor. this is a historic dynamic duo we have in charge of our committee and they produced a historic product that we have before us tonight. r. chairman, we have a crisis. at our southern border, period. there's no denying that our nation's security is threatened by the seemingly unending flow of drugs that find their way into every american community as violence by utal our cartels. so we do have a problem. it's an emergency. president trump is absolutely correct that we can't allow this ruthless criminal atlanta to continue unchecked. this bill takes important steps to secure this country. $1.3 billion for a wall and additional resources for d.h.s. to hire more personnel and employ advanced technology in the region. but in addition to the security crisis, there's also a very real huma

mr. rogers for a minute. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from kentucky is recognized for one minute. mr. rogers: thank you, ranking member bishop, for yielding me this time. and for -- mainly for your support of the mill springs national monument act, which is included in this great package before us today. and you did it the right way, mr. chairman. the nonprofit mill springs battlefield association has worked tirelessly for nearly three decades to preserve and maintain more than 900 acres to honor and commemorate the first major union victory in the civil war. even constructing a 10,000 square foot visitors center and museum at the site where the national cemetery is located. i was proud to introduce legislation that would add this historic battlefield in kentucky's wayne and pulaski counties, to the national park system. enactment of s. 47 today will ensure that this national treasure is protected, preserved and pro noted well into the few -- promoted well into the future. i therefore urge your supp

mr. trump knew from roger stone in advance about the wikileaks drop of emails. in july of 10u6r, days before the democratic convention, i was in mr. trump's office when his secretary nounsed that roger stone was on the phone. mr. trump put mr. stone on the speaker phone. mr. stone told mr. trump that he had just gotten off the phone with mr. assange. and mr. assange told mr. stone that within a couple of days there would be a massive dump of email that is would damage hillary clinton's campaign. mr. trump responded by stating to the effect, wouldn't be that great. mr. trump is a racist. the country has seen mr. trump court white supremacists and bigots. you have heard him call poorer countries "shithole"s. s in private he is worse. he asked me if i could name a country run by a black person that went a "shithole." this was when barack obama was president of the united states. and while we were driving through a struggling neighborhood in chicago, he commented that only black people could live that way. and he told me that black people would never vote for him bec

mr. trump's office when his secretary announced that roger stone was on the phone. mr. trump put mr.ne on speaker phone. mr. stone told mr. trump that he had just gotten off the season and within days there would be a massive dump of e-mails that would damage hillary clinton's campaign. mr. trump responded to the effect, wouldn't that be great. >> and here we have a spin-forward of just how important that roger stone trial will be. >> that's right. >> he will be on trial. he will be asked about these remarks. we don't know whether he will agree with this, whether he'll pour cold water on it. again, the line from republicans, at the white house at this hearing will be, this is a convicted felon, does not tell the truth and what lied before congress. >> this is someone who is close to the president ten years. you know, ten years, maybe not the closest person to the president, but close to the president for ten years. the president now trying to say he was one of my attorneys, unfortunately. but he was the president's fixer. he was the fly on the wall to some of these conversations so i

mr. trump's office when his secretary announced roger stone was on the phone. mr. trump put mr.e on the speakerphone. mr. stone told mr. trump that he had just gotten off the phone with julian assange and that mr. assange told mr. stone that within a couple of days there would be a massive dump of e-mails that would damage hillary clinton's campaign. president trump responded by stating to the effect, quote, wouldn't that be great? when stone was indicted a couple of weeks ago the big question was who in the trump campaign was directing him, right? there were these anonmized references that senior trump campaign officials were directing stone to get in touch with wikileaks. looks like cohen is ready to answer that question, that one of the people was donald trump. >> we've been wondering about his false testimony to grsds, and he says in here he's talking about trump's involvement in that and he says, you know, to be clear mr. trump knew of and directed the trump moskow negotiations throughout the campaign and lied about it, did not directly tell me to lie to congress, but goes

democratic national committee e-mail unheard of time and the answer is yes as a rule your speed mr trump knew from roger stone in advance about the week you'll each drop of e-mails in july of two thousand and sixteen days before the democratic convention i was in mr trump's all of this with his secretary announced the roger stone was on the phone. mr trump was just on the speaker phone and stone told mr trump that he had just gotten off the phone with julie in a song and that mr starr told mr stone that within a couple of days there would be a massive dump of e-mails that would damage the republicans campaign mr trump responded by stating to the effect with that great all right so that was roger cohen talking about trump knowing about the wiki leaks e-mails damaging to his rival hillary clinton helena these are very serious claims has cohen been backing any of this up with some concrete evidence right very inflammatory statement there but of course that is a case of he said he was in the room he doesn't have a recording for example to back that up but what we have seen because this is a congressional he

injuly of 2016, days before the democratic convention, i was in the office of mr trump when his secretary announced that rogere on the speakerphone. he was told that he had just got off the phone with julian told that he had just got off the phone withjulian assange and that he told mr stone that within a couple of days there would be a massive dump of e—mails to damage hillary clinton's campaign. mr trump responded by stating to the effect, wouldn't that be great?! mr trump is racist. the country has seen mr trump caught white supremacists and bigots. you have heard him call poorer countries names. he once asked me if i could name a country run bya asked me if i could name a country run by a black person that was not a sheet hole. this was when barack obama was president of the united states. he commented that only black people could live in such a way. he told me that black people would never vote for him because they were too stupid and yet i continued to work for him. mr trump is a conman. he asked me to pay off an adult film star with whom he had an affair and to lie about it to his wife, which i did. ly

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democratic national committee e-mail ahead of time and the answer is yes as i earlier stated mr trump knew from roger stone in advance about the wiki leaks drop of e-mails in july of two thousand and sixteen days before the democratic convention i was in mr trump's office when his secretary announced that roger stone was on the phone mr trump mr stone on the speakerphone stone told mr trump that he had just gotten off the phone with julian assange which and that mr stange told mr stone that within a couple of days there would be a massive dump of e-mails that would damage hillary clinton's campaign mr trump responded by stating to the effect would that be great mr trump is a racist the country has seen mr trump court white supremacists and bigots you have heard him called poor countries shitholes his private in private he is even worse he once asked me if i could name a country run by a black person that wasn't a shithole this was one pericope bamma was president of the united states. and while we one striving through a struggling neighborhood in chicago he commented that only black people could live

mr. trump knew from roger stone in advance about the wikileaks drop of e-mails. in july of 2016 days before the democratic convention, i was in mr. trump's office when his secretary announced that roger stone was on the phone. mr. trump put mr. stone on the speakerphone. mr. stone told mr. trump that he had just gotten off the phone with julian assange, and that mr. assange told mr. stone that within a couple of days there would be a massive dump of e-mails that would damage hillary clinton's campaign. mr. trump responded by stating to the effect, wouldn't that be great. mr. trump is a racist. the country has seen mr. trump court white supremacists and bigots. you have heard him call poorer countries shit holes. in private, he's even worse. he once asked me if i could name a country run by a black person that wouldn't a shithole. this was when barack obama was president of the united states. and while we were once driving through struggling neighborhood in chicago, he commented that only black people could live that way. and he told me that black people would neve

mr. cohen, during your opening statement which was at the height of the election you testified you were actually meeting with donald trump in july 2016 when roger stone happened to call and tell mr. trump that he had just spoken to julian assange. is that correct? >> that is correct. >> you said that mr. assange told mr. trump about an upcoming quote in your opening statement. quote, massive dump of e-mails that would damage hillary clinton's campaign. so i want to ask you about roger stone's phone call to the president. first of all, was that on speaker phone? was that what you indicated? >> yes. mr. trump has a black speakerphone that sits on his desk and he uses it quite often because with all of the number of phone calls he gets. >> in january of this year, 2019 "the new york times" asked president trump if he ever spoke to roger stone about these stolen e-mails and president trump answered and i quote, no, i didn't. i never did. was that statement by president trump true? >> no, it's not accurate. >> and can you please describe for us to the best of your recollection, you were present, exactly what mr. stone said to mr. trump? >> it was a

mr. cohen, during your opening statement, which was at the height of the election, you testified you were actually meeting with donald trump in july 2016 when roger stone happened to call and tell mr. trump that he had just spoken to julian assange, is that correct? >> that is correct. >> you said that mr. assange told mr. trump about an upcoming quoting your opening statement. quote, massive dump of e-mails that would damage hillary clinton's campaign. so, i want to ask you about roger stone's phone call to the president. first of all, was that on speakerphone? is that what you indicated? >> yes. mr. trump has a black speakerphone that sits on his desk. he uses it quite often because with all the number of phone calls he gets. >> in january of this year, 2019, "the new york times" asked president trump if he ever spoke to roger stone about these stolen e-mails and president trump answered, and i quote, no, i didn't. i never did. was that statement by president trump true? >> no, it's not accurate. >> and can you please describe for us to the best of your recollection -- you were present -- exactly what mr. stone said to mr. trump? >> it was a sh

mr. rogers, also the ranking republican on homeland security. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized for two minutes. mr. rogers: thank you, mr. speaker. i thank my friend from missouri. without a doubt there is is a crisis at the border. changing demographics have created unprecedented challengers in border patrol. in the early 2000's, most illegal border crossings were young mexican men. today and -- and our laws allowed us to return them back to mexico. today that flow of mexican men has been replaced with a mix of men, women, and children from central american countries. human traffickers are ex-plitting the loopholes in our laws and understand how immigration -- how our immigration system is broken. these smugglers tell vulnerable families that their child is like a visa to stay in the u.s. if they can just get themselves turned in to the border patrol and these smugglers and their propaganda are effective. family apprehensions for fiscal year 2019 are already 5 2% higher than fiscal 2013. these traffickers don't care about th

mr. trump knew from roger stone in advance about the wikileaks drop of e-mails. in july of 2016, days before the democratic convention, i was in mr. trump's office when his secretary announced that roger stone was on the phone. mr. trump put mr. stone on the speakerphone. mr. stone told mr. trump that he had just gotten off the phone with julian assange and that mr. assange told mr. stone that within a couple of days there would be a massive dump of e-mails that would damage hillary clinton's campaign. mr. trump responded by stating to the effect, wouldn't that be great. mr. trump is a racist. the country has seen mr. trump court white supremacists and big got bigots. you have heard him call foreign countries shitholes. he once asked me if i could name a country run by a black wasn't that wasn't a shithole. this was when barack obama was president of the united states. while we were once driving through a struggling neighborhood in chicago, he commented that only black people could live that way. and he told me that black people would never vote for him because th

i think she has made two and got about elms, i heard her new one with about mr rogers and tom hanks isy be incredible. it makes me really proud, and ifeel very fortunate that i got to work with her, and i can't wait to work with my female directors. melissa, thank you so much. melissa mccarthy speaking there to lizo. clarifyjust arriving, first man is the found that she's done. i barely recognised her. ellen asked is one of those actresses who does change her luck from found to found and it's quite good if you can do it, you think i can't believe that was clare foy. you how it's have to think is that exactly her, she is great and first man playing janet armstrong, the wife of neil armstrong. it's one of those roles that you have to answer the phone and look a bit panicked and look at the television and say i'mi and look at the television and say i'm i got is he going to crash? she does that really well, not great and the role itself, but yellin actually cuts a lot into it and ends up getting the people at nasa that tipping off, so she does really yell at that. and of course we sigh, sh

mr. trump knew from roger stone in advance about the wikileaks drop of emails" and cohen claims trump lied during the presidential campaign about his intentions to develop a trump tower in russia.michael cohen / former attorney to donald trump: "he lied about it because he never expected to win the election" republicans say as they have throughout the hearing that cohen isn't credible.the now disbarred lawyer pleaded guilty to tax crimes -- campaign finance violations -- and lying to congressrep jim jordan/-r- ranking member, oversight committee: "the first announced witness of the 119th congress is a guy who's going to prison in two months for... lying to congress." cohen will go to prison in may for three years.michael cohen / former attorney to donald trump: "i made my mistakes, i own them"but as today's testimony proves -- he's not going quietly.michael cohen / former attorney to donald trump: "i am not protecting president trump anymore" (vicki) coming up... travel in the sierra comes to a halt as a massive winter storm hits the area. we'll take a look at the latest conditions as more

mr. trump knew from roger stone in advance about the wikileak emails"cohen is scheduled to report to prison in may.the 52 year old pleaded guilty last year to tax evasion and... lying to congress...house republicans say that's proof cohen's testimony can't be trusted. "you've got this guy going to jail...for lying about his debts, to comment on the president debts"but house democrats praised cohen's willingness to talk publicly. cohen says he has no proof of collusion between the trump campaign and russia.but says he does have concerns.in washington, i'm mark meredith. (robin) back to the bay area... a daly city home was hit hard by the strong winds associated with yesterday's storm. the gusty winds ripped part of the siding off a home on monticello drive near longview drive... which sits close to the pacific ocean. neighbors say the area does get really windy... but say yesterday was especially intense. one man told kron4 his home felt like it was going to be blown off its foundation. part of the home is now exposed from where the siding was ripped off. (robin) major damage in the santa cr

as i earlier stated, mr trump knew from roger stone about the wikileaks drop of e—mails. democrat convention, i was in the office of mr trump went roger stone was on the phone. he went on speakerphone and he told mr trump he had just got off the phone with julian assange trump he had just got off the phone withjulian assange and he told mr stone that within a couple of days there would be a massive dump of e—mails that would damage the campaign of hillary clinton. mr trump responded by stating to the effect, wouldn't that be great?! mr trump is racist. the country has seen mrtrump trump is racist. the country has seen mr trump caught white supremacists and bigots. you have heard him call poor countries sheet holes. in private he is even worse. we are once driving through a struggling neighbourhood in chicago. he commented that only black people could live that way. and he told me that black people would never vote him because they were too stupid and yet i continue to work for him. just a section of the explosive testimony of michael cohen. 0ur correspondent laura trevely

mr. trump knew from roger stone in advance about the wikileaks drop of emalls. in july of 2016, days before the democratic convention, i was in mr. trump's office when his secretary announced mr. stone was on the phone. mr. trump put mr. stone on the speaker phone. mr. stone told mr. trump that he had just gotten off the phone with julian assange and that assange told mr. stone within a couple of days there would be a massive dump of emails that would damage hillary clinton's campaign. mr. trump responded by stating to the effect, wouldn't that be great. >> here to talk about what the president knew and when he knew it. and co author of "russian roulette." the inside story of putin's war on america and donald trump. i should say wikileaks -- wikileaks sawing they've never had a phone call. assang's lawyer says roger stone did not have a telephone call michael cohen described stone claiming to have. what's the significance of this from michael cohen? so first all of you have to think of it in terms of perjury, right? because he told mueller, according to cnn that

mr. trump knew from roger stone in advance about the wikileaks drop of emails. 016, days before the democratic convention i was in mr. trump's office when his secretary announced that roger stone was on the phone. mr. trump put mr. stone on the speaker phone and mr. stone told mr. trump that he had just gotten off the phone with julian assange and that mr. assange told mr. stone that within a couple of days there would be a massive dump of emails that would damage hillary clinton's campaign. mr. trump responded by stating to the effect, wouldn't that be great? >> needless to say that is what happened right before the democratic national convention this trove of emails appeared that had been hacked by the russians, the intelligence community says, that made -- wreaked havoc in the dnc. >> and there's no way necessarily of corroborating this because it wasn't clear that anybody else was in the room, it wasn't clear that he taped this conversation. it's not even clear if roger stone in this instance would have been telling the truth because we know how roger stone i

mr. trump knew from roger stone in advance about the wikileaks drop of e-mails. 2016, days before the democratic convention, i was in mr. trump's office when his secretary announced that roger stone was on the phone. mr. trump put mr. stone on the speaker phone. mr. stone told mr. trump that he had just gotten off the phone with julian assange and that mr. assange told mr. stone that within a couple of days there would be a massive dump of e-mails that would damage hillary clinton's campaign. mr. trump responded by stating to the effect, wouldn't that be great. >> that will be a point of extreme interest in the house intelligence committee tomorrow when they interview michael cohen in a closed session. joining us now, one of the members of that committee, congressman eric swalwell, democrat from california. congressman swalwell, i know that in your hearing tomorrow some of what gets said in that closed session could be public. it's just that there's enough that will be said that is -- that couldn't be public that it needs to be closed. of the -- of what you can s

mr. trump knew from roger stone in advance about the wikileaks drop of emails. ys before the democratic national convention, i was a mr. trump's office when his secretary announced the roger stone was on the phone. mr. stone on the speakerphone, mr. stone t told mr. trump p the had just gotten off the phone with julian assange and that he told mr. stone that within a couple of days, there would be a massive dump of females that would damage hillary clinton's campaign. mr. trump responded by stating to the effect, wouldn't that be great? hearing,r in the thomas massie of kentucky questioned michael cohen. >> you said -- and this is also in your testimony -- in the days before the democratic national convention, you became privy to a conversation that some of hillary clinton e mills would be leaked. is that correct? >> correct. >> do you know the exact day? >> i believe it was either the it would be19 and on the 19th. >> but it was definitely july? >> i believe so. >> did you know that was public knowledge in june? i would like to submit this for the record. mr. as

mr. trump was very happy to take his calls. it was free service. >> roger stone says he never spoke with mr. trump about wikileaks. how can we corroborate what you are saying? >> i don't know, but i suspect that the special counsel's office and other other government agencies have the information that you're seeking. >> moving to later in 2016, a major wikileaks dump happens hours after the "access hollywood" tape is released. >> i am unaware of that. i actually was not even in the country at the time of the billy bush tape. i was in london visiting my daughter. >> knowing how mr. trump operates with his winning at all costs mentality, do you believe that he would cooperate or collude with a foreign power to win the presidency? is he capable of that? >> it calls on so much speculation, ma'am. it would be unfair for me to -- >> i understand. you have a tremendous amount of experience. >> mr. trump is all about winning. he will do what is necessary to win. >> in your opinion and experience, would he have the potential to coclued with a foreign power to win th

mr. trump responded by stating to the effect, "wouldn't that be great?" >> reporter: both the president and roger stone deny this ever happened. cohen also claims trump expected him to lie to congress about a trump tower kos mow project, a deal cohen now admits trump's team was negotiating with russia well into the campaign. >> you said, quote, "mr. trump did not directly tell me to lie to congress. that's not how he operates," end quote. can you explain how he does this? >> he doesn't give you questions. he doesn't give you orders. he speaks in code, and i understand the code because i've been around him for a decade. >> reporter: and he says the president's legal team knew exactly what he was going to say. >> you need to know that mr. trump's personal lawyers reviewed and edited my statement to congress about the timing of the moscow tower negotiations before i gave it. >> reporter: in granular detail, cohen told congress the president ordered him to pay off porn star stormy daniels just before the election. >> mr. trump directed me to use my own personal funds from a home equity line of credit

mr. trump knew from roger stone in advance about the wikileak emails"cohen is scheduled to report to prisonn may.the 52 year old pleaded guilty last year to tax evasion and... lying to congress...house republicans say that's proof cohen's testimony can't be trusted. "you've got this guy going to jail...for lying about his debts, to comment on the president debts"but house democrats praised cohen's willingness to talk publicly. cohen says he has no proof of collusion between the trump campaign and russia.does have concerns.in washington, i'm mark meredith. (pam) while michael cohen was testifying ... president trump was meeting with north korean leader kim jong un ... in vietnam. the president is looking to convince kim to abandon his nuclear program.the two met for dinner ahead of a full day of talks ...whatever they do agree on.... there will be a signing ceremony tomorrow afternoon. but experts say, at this stage, there are unlikely to be any major concessions on either side. (ken) lawmakers were on capitol hill today discussing what has been called, "a growing public health threat" -- an

mr. trump, roger's on line one, which was regular practice. >> and that's his assistant? >> yes, her office is directly next to his. and she's involved in a lot that went on. >> that would be bad enough, but then one more piece of evidence for the ackerman file. according to cnn, and nbc has not confirmed this, but cnn did report, trump reportedly told mueller in writing, roger stone did not tell him about wikileaks. are we looking at a bombshell in plain sight? >> i think we are. but we also have a lot of blanks that haven't been filled in yet, because it all starts on june 3rd, when goldstone writes to don junior about the fact the russian government is supporting donald trump and his campaign, that they've got the dirt, which are the e-mails on hillary clinton, and they offer to bring those to rhona graff, who is his secretary. but they didn't want to send it to her, so they were going to bring it in person. and then in the course of those few weeks, nothing shows up. donald trump says on june 6th, he's going to lay out all the stuff on the clintons the following week,

mr. rogers. soccer's bill belichick. a power bull. one more goal. again.ke rudy giuliani. putting the ball in. scores like an argentinian james harden. arsenal are worst than the ma maroon 5. they play today at 3:00. how are you feeling? >> you know, i think like most liverpool fans most everybody in liverpool who is a liverpool fan, we're absolute wrecks. it's going to be a very, very long springtime as liverpool tries to gain its first title in a very, very long time. but we shall see. but city is just so stacked. are they not by far the most talented team? >> football is a global sport. it gives you a distinct advantage in a league where there's financial anarchy. i'm from liverpool. it's like a north carolinian being forced to watch rob win to the title. they haven't won in 29 years. they are like the gray gardens. they won everything. became a fading power. they are dreaming of something, a dream that can never be realized. it took boston, fenway sports group to take over liverpool, inject strategy. incredible every ceo can learn from what they've don