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the rams defensive destroyer who nearly set the single-season sack record and that would be aaron donald who thinks more about team than the individual stuff. >> be happy with the success that you have. whole lot of e. >> we have a little time to check this out. when you think of basketball, one of the key qualifications you have to have his leaping ability. as you are about to see, it does not always come in that handy. >> that was a junior college game in iowa. i'm happy to tell you, not only is he okay, but he came back and finished the rest of the game. >> that was crazy. >> it's almost surprising it doesn't happen more often. >> our coverage continues at 7:00 on ktvu plus "under the bridge" playing) ♪ i don't ever want to feel ♪ like i did that day ♪ take me to the place i love ♪ take me all the way (falsetto): ♪ and i don't ever want to feel ♪ ♪ like i did that day ♪ take me to the place i lo... (shrieks) (music stops) fellas, please. finding our sound. you found it. it's the sound of a cat being run over by a lawn mower. i'm really very busy. is there any way that we can put this

aaron donald on defense is so good for the rams.-a-half. the cowboys have a rookie linebacker that is already a household name in n-f-l circles. what do you like about leighton vander esch and what he's been able to do as a rookie? hypothetical situation for you, chris... if cody parkey's kick is good on sunday, the bears beat the eagles. and that would have sent the cowboys to new orleans and the bears to l-a. do you think the rams are happy they're playing the cowboys? or do you think they would have preferred to play the bears in the divisional round? what do you think? i think it's going to be a very exciting game. i agree with you. mark said he thought it was going to be one-sided. i think it's very evenly matched. i'm looking forward to the game on saturday. chris, it's been reported that the rams are wearing their throwbacks for saturday's game. blue and yellow. is that a big deal? he's chris maathuis in las vegas. our thanks to him and to mark carpenter from earlier. chris, thanks so much again for being with us here on insi

five to six weeks he's been a little more vulnerable interior pressure the rams defensive tackle aaron donald is probably the best sense of player in football should have a lot to say about that and you know we'll see leave the kora back who did not play in the first rams saints game will be in this one marcus peters was i did not have a good game in that first match at having to lead back to i think makes it a closer damn puts the pressure on breeze in ways that the pressure was not there and we got to this talk about the patriots and the chiefs do you think the new england patriots will they rely on tom brady less now. it's interesting certainly immigrants' the chiefs they ran for three touchdowns in their win in the division rather with charges they're in for four touchdowns this really is a run first team and it's interesting that it's more a passing league never and it's typical bill belichick with everyone else. i would expect the patriots to run have the run off and try to troll a clock and keep patrick balls off the field but about the chiefs chances of winning this very good other de

aaron donald, dante fowler, ndamukong suh looks terrific.hut them down and shut them out. the patriots offense line will have gameplan for los angeles rams. i don't have the heart or courage or stupidity to bet against bill belichick again. i'm not going to do it. charles: nice to see you. >> thank you, charles. charles: amazon news for you. the company is pushing their own trans-pacific shipping service. emac are they getting rid of all the transportation hubs beginning to end? liz: great point this is the one unit of amazon you hardly hear anything about, but it could really overturn the way goods get shipped to market. why do i say that? amazon's logistics unit. it basically has freight trainingers and, it is dealing with shipping containers in and out of china. and it is basically, it is, cutting out the middleman. in other words, a small chinese factory can send its goods through amazon to the amazon consumer. so -- charles: ships cost a lot of money. liz: ships cost a lot of money. this is part of amazon's push, i hate to use the word

aaron blake, thank you for spending time with us, we're grateful. after the break, donald trump's culture of pathological lying was a feature of his campaign and his white house. there may finally be some consequences for some of those lies. could federal prosecutors been signaling a new willingness to charge people for lying to congress when they charge michael cohen? we'll ask our panel after the break. k. i didn't really know anything about my family history. went to ancestry, i put in the names of my grandparents first. k. i got a leaf right away. a leaf is a hint that is connected to each person in your family tree. i learned that my ten times great grandmother is george washington's aunt. within a few days i went from knowing almost nothing to holy crow, i'm related to george washington. this is my cousin george. discover your story. start searching for free now at ancestry.com we'll ask our panel after the we'll ask our panel after the but you're still moved by moments like this. don't let psoriatic arthritis take them away. taltz reduces joint pain and stiffness an

donald trump. that's what they continued to do. >> aaron. >> the rnc could have easily put these projections in place in 2016. doing that now especially after mitt romney does this op-ed, jeff flake is talking about maybe running. people like john kasich are involved. the campaign is off the ground now. if you put those protections in place, it will look hem handed, it will look late like they are rigging the system for the president. >> you two stick around for a little longer. lonnie and bob, thank you very much for joining us on this big day in d.c. we are keeping a like shot from the halls of the capital where we are, the first order of business, being opened to government. we will look at where this goes. if the house plan goes nowhere as expected in the senate. plus, president trump keeping up a battle with former top military leaders, doing a history rewrite on mattis saying he, himself, should have been a general. we're watching, the markets are down the dow is down some 500 points. this is all about apple. the company warned the first quarter sales numbers to be lower than expected, blaming

reporter with the washington post good evening aaron it's good to see you back here on the day you know as well as i do that ever since he became president donald trump has been at the center of numerous allegations but this buzz feed news report is different as you write in today's paper is this the smoking gun that could lead us to a criminal us president. well it could possibly be a there's a couple big it's with that in the first is that this is a report that is based upon two anonymous sources it has not even been confirmed by michael cohen's team we don't know what the evidence cited in this story is and that evidence is very significant because if it's a situation in which michael cohen simply says the president told me to lie and the president says i didn't tell him to lie it's more of a he said he said so it needs to be substantiated in some way that there is proof that the president actually did ask him to lie now if that is in fact established if there is solid evidence of that i would argue that this is something that could be extremely significant as far as a presidential impeachment and removal of off from office goes we have a lo

international with me aaron great to have you with us this hour our top story the news website buzz feed is down then by an incendiary report it recently published which claimed that donald trump instructed his former lawyer to lie to congress about a proposed business deal in russia buzz feed insists that it trusts its sources who remain unnamed in the article. so i can't talk about the timing of when we've spoken to people but i can tell you that yes indeed this is the same sources that we used in that story are standing behind it as are we well report which details an alleged confession by michael cohen to special counsel miller's investigation into election meddling caused a sensation in the media and it wasn't long before the president's critics were talking about impeachment. president trump is facing new scrutiny today over a report that he told his personal attorney to lie to congress about his business dealings with russia we have breaking news tonight on the russia investigation here's what buzz feed news is reporting that ice bombshell report coming from buzz feed news president trump directed his attorney to lie to congress about the moscow tower project cong

aaron and eun. this is breg news.ea nbc newsed that roger stone has been arrested. stone was a former campaign adviser for then candidate donald trump. this is following an indictment by a federal grand jury handed wn yesterday. that indictment unsealed upon stone's arrest contains counts. one count of obstruction of an official proceeding.nt five c of making false statements. and one count of witness stone is expected to make an initial court appearance later today at the federal courthouse if it lurld. we will follow this stars on air and in the app. roger stone arrested in florida following indictment by the grand jury in the robert mueller investigation. aaron, back to you. >> cory, thank you. >>> now it to the government . shutdo another friday payday and another blanc check for thousands of federal workers. 35 days without being paid is taking its toll but a compromise may be on the horizon. as expected two competing senate bills to reopen the government failed yteterday. the votes, senate majority mitchcconnell a senate minority leader chuck schumer met to discuss the possibility of a stopgap bill. the measure would giv

what i would say is that aaron zbi -- i find what they did not include yet in this indictment is ominous, as somebody who is still skeptical of a circumstantial case of removing donald trump from office. >> what did they not include that you're saying they could include later? >> i'm saying they have not included two stone spoke to in the campaign they have not named the names. of course they have not said whether or not he directly had contact, nor do i know if he did. >> right but you do know how it worked. roger stop was your mentor and you were a direct aide to donald trump. hold on. i'll let you finish. you're speaking to the fact that your reading of this is that they may identify and make actions against that small number of potential people in the future >> i -- i think that they're making a case that this -- we haven't gotten to the transition yet. we haven't gotten to trump tower moscow we haven't gotten to what was going on meeting with russian bankers with kushner i think this is coming to -- to a fore. >> well, jill, you listen to an individual who as i say is linked to both stone and trump saying that who has been in the grand jury room. what does it s

donald trump answer that question? did he answer it truthfully? if he didn't he could be facing a perjury allegation from the special counsel. >> all right. thank you. >>> let me bring in aaron blake, senior political director at the washington post and also danny cevallos. again, you know, not to belabor the point, but i think it bears repeating. if the president did in fact order michael cohen to lie to congress, is that obstruction of justice? >> it may be a crime. the way we get to that is we work backwards from what we know. what we know is michael cohen did plead guilty to a number of crimes. one of them was false statements, which is not perjury. it's a separate crime for the statements that he gave to congress. because they were not under oath. so working backwards from that, if president trump directed that activity that constituted the crime that may fall under a number of different criminal statutes. one would be conspiracy, for example, to commit that crime of lying to congress. the other might be the aiding and abetting statute. anyone who persuades someone to commit a federal crime is liable as if they had committed that crime him or herself. there are a number