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the porn stormy daniels from e o alleges shd a sexual relationship with donald trump, and of course nhat happened before the presidential elect in 2016, the payment was made. here is the fundamental thing that was set in court by michael cohen. he says he did so at the direction of a candidate for federal office, and he arranged to me payments for the principal purpose of influencing the election. he did not specifically mention trump, but nonetheless, by mentioning a candidate for federal office that we should say at this age that there is no indication that michael cohen is cooperating. he has pleaded guilty under a deal made with the department of justice. but as far as giving information to the special counsel investigatn we do not know if that is the case. rajini: could be a huge bombshell there. let's move on to the other case, paul manafort, the president's former campaign chairman found guilty on a number of counsee o others wrown out in a mistrial. been brought by the special counsel investigat cohen case, which is a separate and being dealt with in new york. paul manafort is fa

. >> reporter: what do you mean nhat your name was going to be? what your name was going to be?> i just-- my imagination just kind of took over and i started maybe if i left a noteeft a note as a fai as a fairy that would be really fun to do. >> reporter: and so, the next night, she did just that, left a note for whoever built the garden. "my name is sapphire," she wrote. "i am one of the fairies who lives in this tree." the next day a four-year-old girl named eliana wrote back. the first exchange in what has evolved into a remarkable friendship-- nine months of letters and presents-- >> glitter! >> reporter: and glitter galore. galore. they trade they traded photos with one another and turned a year of disappointment into a season of wonder. eliana's mom, emily, couldn't be more grateful. can you believe the extent that she went to for all this? >> oh, i-- we were constantly floored. like, the gifts that she would give were just so personal and so kind. and we were just, like, we don't even know you. >> reporter: eliana felt like the luckiest girl in the world. but what she wan

if they didn't, they'd be laying off workers, and as we can see by the data they are not doing nhat. eut they are cautious, and appropriately so. washington can botch this so gtey aren't very aggressive with their hiring. ehey pulled back on their pnvestment on their advertising. wey also realize tax rates are going up next year, so what they're doing is announcing special dividends and pulling dividends forward into this year because they realize that tax rates on dividends next year will be higher. so they're trying to give their shareholders a break. >> dubois: so that's what tsinesses are doing. what are you seeing on ma n street? >> well, you know, howls holds also realize that tax rates are likely to go up, so we're seeing thlot of underwater homeowners-- homeowners that owe more on aeir home than it's worth-- itling this year because they get a tax break if they do it ohis year. next year they may not get it. we're seeing wealthy households give more to their favorite charities. 'vey're worried the charitable earsction they've been using for many years may get scaled back so t

we've olifertic the past, china's unwillingness to section iraq to make it clear to other countries nhat there is a steep price to a be paid for this kind of defined international community, then that definitely is a biga p part of the problem. problem.y third point is somewhat different issue which is about stabilizing the middle east. here, john, i was so struck in your comments, listening too st everythingru you were saying abt how you could have taken every, limost word for word, and actually made it about american policy in the 1920s, 30s and '40s with hegemonic are being great britain. 192 that is exactly almost word for word how 1 the united states hed about great britain including thatalmost on principles, them being a hegemon, all of these, everything. it's just remarkable.ut gre and we it also gets to is in many ways china is, in fact, treading the exact history thats we went th, rougchinh in the mie east. i was also struck by your pointt that the chinese just don't buy it when we say we have this mutual interest. again, the british kept trying to make that case to us. we didn'

. >> maggie, what do you make of nhat?epubliarty seems to be holding for now behind president trump. but will tt basetick with this president, amid what's happened with michael cohen?as the presidenthanged his story. do those trump voters care? >> i think right now they don care. i think your point, though, is an important one, that i was which isabout before, that he has changed his story. this president is very used to leing a consequence-free life where he can say basically whatever he wants and there a minimal ramifications for it. i think this is the first week where we ares seeing, he just hitting sort of a harder wall of reality given what happenedith michael cohen. i do think that his base is going to say this is a personal issue. this is a private matter. this is his private life. this is his marriage. i think if it stays here, i think in all likelihood, republicans continue to stand by the president. i think we just don't know what else mhael cohen has toldve inigators and prosecutors. i think that is going to co

and in the interest of full disclosure we want to nhat galloway is marketing professor at nyu and directly or indirectly involved with several firms who have had funds at svb bank. none are facing liquidity issues due to failure, he tells us. scott, with that, i want to start with you here. what is the broader impact to america's ability to continue innovating in the wake of this failure? >> good to be with you, margaret. look, the modern u.s. banking system is a miracle. it takes short-term deposit and terms them into long-term loans so we can grow the economy. do we have what marjorie taylor greene asked for, the u.s. splitting in two and it's not between red and blue states, it's between what i would call venture capitalists in silicon valley trying to find a constructive solution and venture catastrophists, who appear to have an interest in the weakening of the u.s. banking system and the u.s. dollar. a letter trying to facilitate a transaction signed by vcs, what is more interesting is who was not on that list, people with a large interest in crypto who have seen crypto go up 20% sinc

cassel incident, — dominic cummings or nhat cassel incident, or any of these big moments _ incident, through. it's a culmination, a build-up to i really cutting through. it's a - culmination, a build-up to state culmination, a build—up to state thatis culmination, a build—up to state that is not how we should be doing business here. i'm chair of the defence select committee, i want to be focusing on these international issues. we have got russia about to invade ukraine, china infiltrating parliament with its spies, we have an energy crisis coming up, and of course the enduring challenge of covid. these are the things you need to be focusing on. yet here we are. i think that is the concern come out the frustration from the british people. many mps, including myself, went public after november, december. a very difficult end to the year. we said, we are willing you on, prime minister, but we have to see change. he has come to parliament, made it very clear, showed some humility, but it is not enough. we have got sue gray, the report coming out, many mps will be looking at that very car

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. >> reporter: after all, that eagle is on the bottle because nhat so many chinese want is somethinge in the usa. ben tracy, cbs news, napa valley. >> axelrod: the private rocket maker space-x says it has successfully tested the first completely reusable rocket. take a look at this newly released video. ws shows the grasshopper rocket launching 12 stories into the air. then, it hovers briefly before reversing direction and landing softly on the launch pad. ld lusable rocket could lower costs for space missions significantly, but more testing is needed. charles durning played hundreds of characters on stage and screen, but the story of his life was even more dramatic. that's coming up. up. to the best vacation spot on earth. (all) the gulf! it doesn't matter which of our great states folks visit. mississippi, alabama, louisiana or florida, they're gonna love it. shaul, your alabama hospitality is incredible. thanks, karen. love your mississippi outdoors. i vote for your florida beaches, dawn. bill, this louisiana seafood is delicious. we're having such a great year on the gulf, we've

all the hard questions thanks, hayes rain nhat we are looking at the conditions out there today that will be very rainy indeed. so good advice there. just taking a little bit slower. >> and hey, even if you're leaving late, just come to work late. that's ok, you got a good excuse today, which is the weather that's always the number one thing to blame it on. you can look outside this morning and see some of the gray skies that we do have across the bay area. >> this the evidence of the rainfall that's falling right over the east bay currently although conditions are not as rainy as they were last night as you are going to bed. we had the super heavy widespread rainfall. this now shifted out into the central valley in the sierra foothills. still very active morning for the bay, including some showers in marine county, solano and contra costa counties zooming in right on the core of the bay. we do have a lot of rainfall in san francisco down highway one as well as a few showers from san mateo up to sfo and right on over into the east bay alameda and portions of oakland. also in the mids

>> well, what i said to them, is nhat this is not just a european problem. this is our problem, too. but more importantly, more strategically, is the strain it's putting on europe's politics. the way that it advances far- right nationalism, the degree to which it is encouraging a breakup of european unity. that in some cases is being exploited by somebody like mr. odtin. >> reporter: his goal is to divide europe. >> well, mr. putin has generally viewed nato, e.u., transatlantic unity as a threat to russian power. and i think he's mistaken about d at. i indicated to him that, in fact, a strong, unified europe working with a strong outward- looking russia, that's the right recipe. so far he has not been entirely persuaded. >> reporter: charlie will have more with the president tomorrow on "cbs this morning." and you can see the entire interview tomorrow night on hharlie's pbs program. in rural ohio, a prosecutor said today that hundreds of marijuana plants were discovered on the property of the eight members of one family who were executed on friday. still, in

jared: during the conventions, nhat kind of blocks out the su a little bit. after labor day you will see a really aggressive campaign all the way to the finish. if you look at which states are voting at different times, we think about this in washington all the time, but a lot of the american people don't get focused on this. trump-strongo the supporters are and we have to turn them out. we made a million and have followed falls--a million and a half own calls and have a million volunteers. obviously sometimes change and you have to been in will, but between the digital operation and tv operation, but if you notice this week and last week, the youtube homepage, about the best you can buy in the planet, we reserve that and we do a lot of online targeted and you will see a rush as we go forward. we know which voters when you talk to and we believe we have the resources and the operation to get the job done. jake: what is bill stepien doing better or different than pars cale was? jared: look, bill was on the campaign before and brad still is. i was at the office

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nhat's an argument we'll likely hear the president make tomorrow when he gives his first address since being re-elected. scott. >> pelley: tomorrow afternoon. nancy, thank you very much. the votes are still being counted from the presidential election. on. us show you where the r voter vote stands tonight. of about 120 million votes cast, lee president is leading by less than 3 million votes. but, of course, president obama has already won the electoral vote, so nothing will change the outcome now. china is also changing hisdership this month. inday, china's communist party began a meeting that is held once every 10 years during which duringople will be told who heir new leaders are. that leadership has to manage a ge aa that is evolving into a nation of haves and have-nots and bill whitaker is reporting tonight from beijing. >> reporter: the opening of the congress, a choreographed spectacle of power and pride, but outgoing president hu jintao told the assembled delegation hee communist party's greatest success, china's economic development, has created one of its greatest threats-- a

. >> i wanted somebody to know nhat everything is not another because it isn't. ♪ ♪ >> glor: and, whenwo cops joined forces, something clicked. >> that's what i'm talking about. >> glor: good evening, i'm jeff glor. and this is our western edition. we're going to begin tonight by going inside notre dame. the investigation and impact following a devastating fire. tonight, as parisians gathered, french president emanuel macron vowed to rebuild the cathedral in five years. some of the country's richest business people have pledged $600 million for the effort. today, we did see the extensive damage inside, but did see where the structure is largely intact and many of the most precious artifacts were recovered. s begin with seth doane in paris. >> reporter: we got a glimpse today of what firefighters saw. video they released shows teams rraying water into a fiery wall of wind-whipped flames and a red.ng hole in the roof, glowing daylight revealed the evstruction. here's the nave before, and after. today, the soot-filled sanctuary wi strewn with debris, though, notably, parts of the altar ap

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but in your nhat you took as you went through the process of the strategic review, if you can share with me the notable points with regard to the '09 document that you think may need to be readdressed in the current process of operational concept and then other deductions and risks that you see in the force in relation to what we think we're going to need? >> as we've looked at first it's about looking at the last ten years but also trying to project out what we'll see in the future. under the operational concept document one of the key things is what we see the threat will be in the future and how we must respond to that threat and it's the concept of the hybrid threat, concept that we'll face an adversary that has combination of conventional, unconventional, regular terrorist activities, criminality and that we have a force that's being developed that can meet that spectrum of conflict and oh, by the way different pieces of it from the lowest end combined up to the highest end. that we don't believe we'll ever see a straight conventional conflict again in the future. that's one of the

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appears it's very possible nhat there's going to be a aggravation or worsening of the fiscal deficit.helps also said he hopes president trump uses his trip to the economic forum in davos to repair u.s. relations with europe. the imf's managing director wants germany to increase government spending to boost growth. christine lagarde says germany should take advantage of its budget surplus to invest in infrastructure such as roads and w railways. increasing public spending is the wrong way to go -- opec has increased its forecast for oil supply growth by rivals such as the u.s. brent crude hit $70 a barrel, raising concern that more oil will come to the market. global news 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. vonnie: thank you. china boasting its first full year in gdp growth since 2010. underpinning global growth and giving far more room to projects i loveive -- enda, the title on one of our stories -- what dohina gdp these numbers actually reflect? >> when it comes to the data, there's a de

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nhat's what he's about. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: get a little something back.and that was kind of bernie's message, too, the system is rigged. >> yeah. >> stephen: so if they both thrt of believe the same thing, if that message is appealing to both their followers, why don't you think bernie's followers would go to donald trump, because, again you may say scratching an itch, but politics is emotional. if he could emotionally appeal to people why wouldn't they go beer there if they think he can change things because hillary clinton is a washington insider. yeah, she is. she lived there since joshua fit the battle of jericho. (laughter) >> you raised the question about the game being rigged, it is sndamentally is rigged. >> stephen: you've said the same thing many times yourself. >> right, washington works for those who can hire armies of lawyers and works for billionaires like donald trump. for the rest of us, not so well. the democrats say we've got to take back government and make it work for all of us. that's basically what we think na the right thing to do.

nhat happened was the infusion men of cash in those sanctions, they rolled into libya, syria, lebanonbecause the play was bankrupt. it was crazy. i think secretary pompeo realized that and they know with china there are existential threats, we aren't going to have revolvers out to restore deterrence. this is a policy by the obama administration, not accidentalal and lee is absolutely right. that's why they are embarrassed. >> laura: i spoke to this iranian activist, incredible woman, about the media reaction here. she says they are not telling the real story. check it out.. >> what i want the american people to know that a majority of the iranian people view qassem soleimani as a terrorist who has terrorized the entire region. they don't relate to the narrative that the left has been giving. >> laura: it was shocking to see. pelosi spoke out about the protests that erupted on sunday and iran after iran admitted it shot down the airliner, killing 176 and said, they are upset because of the airliner. t that's all it is, they were fine before the airliner. >> it's worthwhile keeping in m

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