alan: del auto o de la deuda. [cantan] alan: te gusta esa canciÓn.a verÓnica castro. reportero: la hija de un genio de rbs junto a otra actriz estÁn felices de estrenar " la casa de las flores". >>estÁ llena de facetas y gamas muy amplias. habla de muchÍsimos temas. habla de temas muy controversiales, muy extravagantes. todos tenemos secretos familiares tambiÉn habla mucho de lo que no se atreve a decir la gente en general. >> es un retrato muy latinoamericano de la familia y tambiÉn de cÓmo funcionamos a nivel sociedad, lo que nos cuesta las cosas que que oculta. reportero: compartiendo crÉditos con la primera actriz verÓnica castro dijo que aprendiÓ mucho de la chaparrita consentida. >> ademÁs estoy al lado de unas actrices que admiro muchÍsimo, asÍ que espero haber estado a su altura. >> no se la pierdan porque de verdad la van a disfrutar muchÍsimo. es una serie muy original. reportero: la guapa actriz a seis meses de haberse estrenado como mamÁ luce espectacular, regresar a la pantalla chica era uno de sus grandes retos y anhelos. >> estoy muy e

alan: dime una mÁs!l dÍa. no hay escusa. alan: de verdad, cuÁnto nos tardamos? 6 minutos. si elige una almohada de plumas como la mÍa se ve mÁs bonito. [risas] alan: muchÍsimas gracias de verdad, gracias, adriana, es un placer. hay que hacer ejercicio y hay que celebrar la vida. si tiene mÁs vida celebra más cumpleaÑos! ♪ ♪ ♪ karla:laia garza que cumple 3 aÑos. francisca: tambiÉn cumple aÑos hoy esperanza del bronx, new york. alan: camila sofÍa pÉrez de los Ángeles california cumple 1 super aÑo. karla: festejamos tambiÉn a justin vargas, de brooklyn que cumple 11 aÑos. francisca: samira sandoval tambiÉn estÁ cumpliendo un aÑo. alan:yvette estÁ cumpliendo 8 aÑos. karla: eduardo martÍnez que estÁ cubriendo 9 aÑos. francisca: justin ortiz de levada estÁ cumpliendo 10 aÑos. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ m ♪ ♪ ♪ karla: nos vamos a la pausa. marjorie de sousa llega al centro de convivencia para que su hijo matÍas se encuentra con su padre juliÁn gil. francisca: ademÁs en exclusiva veremos junto a lupillo rivera la actuaciÓn de su

alan: cuÁntos?ear nuestros productos personalizados en "lo mÁs in". alan: vamos a bailar. francisca: vamos, satcha. corran, corran! ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> mira "despierta amÉrica" en todas tus pantallas dÓnde y cuÁndo ♪ ♪ ♪ [cantan] ♪ ♪ ♪ alan: celebrando a nuestros hermanos ecuatorianos! francisca: arriba ecuador! alan: hoy es viernes 10 de agosto de 2018. felicidades a todos tus paisanos. >> francisca, para que sigas atrapando los sueÑos y lo pongas en tu ventana. francisca:mi sueÑo se queda ni se hacen realidad? >> es alto para que tus sueÑos no se escapen de tu cuarto. lo pones en la ventana y esto atrapa los sueÑos. alan: miren lo que tengo aquÍ, licor fino de la mitad del mundo del ecuador. quiÉn quiere? >> es como una bebida para la digestiÓn despuÉs del desayuno. francisca: gracias. ahora vamos a pasar con la reina delante noticias que estÁ queriendo uno de estos. [hablan a la vez] alan: te paso el licor al ratito. satcha: empecemos con el chocolate. vamos con el postre y despuÉs con el plato fuerte por

vamos con mi querido alan y karla. alan: muy bueno. para ayudar a que la vida vaya bien. raid mata cucarachas 7 veces más rápido que cualquier otro spray en la categoría. ¿7 veces más rápido? raiiid! usa raid y actúa fuerte contra las cucarachas. sc johnson ¿bello con frizz? ¡necesito alisarlo! obtén superfruta aceite de argán marroquí, con fructis sleek & shine. el cabello superliso, hasta en 97% de humedad. sin parabenos. garnier fructis sleek & shine. superfruta. surpelo. garnier. el mío, las bolsas de glad. de la abuela. porque glad con febreze neutraliza hasta los olores más fuertes... ...con el irresistible aroma de gain. cada bolsa cuenta una historia. be happy, es glad. [aplausos] karla: llegÓ el momento esperado. estÁ con nosotros el gran emilio estefan. [aplausos] muy bueno de que estÁs con nosotros. raÚl y todo el elenco de "visa por un sueÑo" tiene una sorpresa. raÚl: claro que sÍ. es una canciÓn dentro del espectÁculo. hicimos una encuesta y le preguntamos a los latinos quÉ es lo mÁs cool que tenÍan en su cartera. la gran

alan: no manches!ison. ahÍ estÁ steven josÉ de repÚblica dominicana que cumple 12 aÑos. francisca: tambiÉn estÁ de cumpleaÑos tania pÉrez de la florida que cumple 12 aÑos hoy. alan: andrew de puerto rico cumple 10 aÑos. karla: celebramos alian vÍas de florida que cumple 19 aÑos. francisca: alex de canadÁ está cumpliendo ocho aÑos. para felicitar a un familiar o amigo en su cumpleaÑos nos puede enviar su foto a "despierta amÉrica". alan: de direcciones 9405 northwest florida street kara o al correo electrÓnico de "despierta amÉrica". francisca: vamos a bailar. [mÚsica] alan: vÁmonos! karla: estuvimos en las grabaciones de la nueva pelÍcula de jaime camil. todos los detalles en minutos. alan: estas imÁgenes han recorrido el mundo entero y nos asustan. miren quÉ desesperaciÓn. por suerte tuvo un final feliz y hoy estÁn en vivo en los estudios para poder compartir esta dura experiencia que gracias a dios tuvo un final feliz. francisca: el pintor de las estrellas, domingo zapata, nos revela sus anÉcdotas co

mi querido alan, yo creo que no harÍas eso. alan: ni se me ocurre. de conocerlo a fondo. rosita: era una persona dulce, tremendamente inteligente, intuitiva. te miraba y sabÍa lo que pensabas. Él veÍa mÁs allá. hablado poco, cuando querÍa. nunca usaba telÉfono. siempre tenÍa una tableta y con esa tablet me hacÍa sesiÓn de fotos. se venÍa la locura de sus conciertos y agarraba todas las rosas que junto a las desarmada, me ponÍa en el sillÓn y me llenaba de rosas. y me hacÍa la foto. paola: juan abril estarÁ festejando sus 40 aÑos de carrera y tÚ-- juan gabriel estarÁ festejando sus 40 aÑos de carrera y tÚ estabas allÍ quÉ planes tenÍan juntos? rosita: comencÉ un preso muy lindo a pedido de Él. surgiÓ si yo pensarlo. un saludo que le di y comencÉ a cantar en el evento. entonces, al otro dÍa de eso me preguntÓ si no se me habÍa ocurrido alguna se-- hacer alguna pasarela con Él. a lo que tenga que ver con juan gabriel y sus 40 aÑos. entonces, comienza elaborar un proyecto pero trabajamos con Él durante ocho o nueve meses. era un homenaje a juan gabriel e

alan. alan: miren nada mÁs lo que les traje. es un lujo. carlos: es que no cabemos los cuatro. karla: harÍa otra cosa con $250,000 pero respeta quiÉnes le gusta. mÁs tarde vamos a conocer eso. pero no te pierda tiempo empacando las compras en el supermercado. traemos una canasta que suscita como cajero automÁtico. miren. [gritos] carlos: ya bastante tengo con amazon como para que me pongan una canasta. ademÁs, el "papasito" del mundo del espectÁculo, viene de la compaÑÍa de un muy joven actor, porque vienen con nueva pelÍcula y lo somos a poner a prueba. francisca: en la etapa mÁs emocionante de "mira quiÉn baila", echamos a emmanuel palomares. no se puede perder lo que nos contÓ sobre su ex, irina baeva. carlos: igualito que yo en las maÑanas. [risas] sÍ hay mÚsculo. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ [cantan] ♪ ♪ karla: me encanta esa canciÓn. carlos: dj mauricio en la casa. es viernes, es hora de ponerse los zapatos de baile. puede practicar sus pasos porque viene la gala de "mira quiÉn baila". emmanuel palomares nos muestra el entrenamient

alan: aquÍ puse una película. hannah: cuÁl? alan: no voy a llorar.le. alan: pero has estado sÚper presionada. tu frase favorita era "no quiero hablar de eso". hannah: tenÍa que mandar todas las escuelas y esperar. cuando te dicen que no es como wow. cuando vino la de california, no lo podÍa creer. me dijiste que no, que mejora la de boston porque estaba mÁs cerca. alan: quisiÉramos protegerlos para toda la vida pero no podemos. lo mejor que podemos hacer es prepararlos para la vida de adultos. comenzamos con la psicoterapeuta, lisbeth, para saber cÓmo prepararnos para esta transiciÓn. lisbeth: nÚmero uno, paciencia. estos Últimos meses han notado un cambio en la personalidad de tu hijo, en el carÁcter. más agresivo, mÁs sobrado. se creen grandes, se creen que lo saben todo. quiÉn va a oÍr los consejos de mamÁ cuando alguien se las sabe todas. en la mayorÍa de los casos no es mÁs que una forma de drenar la ansiedad por lo miedo a lo desconocido. nÚmero dos, libertad. con grandes poderes vienen grandes responsabilidades. el poder mÁs grande que tiene e

alan:3 aÑos. jessica:en 3 aÑos alan va hacer como smith, un reto.. aquÍ tenemos comillo, canela, orÉgano mexicano que tiene mÁs sabor. >> comino que nunca hace falta en la comida mexicana, tambiÉn tenemos el chile chiplote que es un jalapeÑo ahumado. salsa de soja, vinagre de sidra de manzana que tambiÉn es importante. chef: con esta combinaciÓn cómo no va a saber rico?! cÓmo viene luciendo despuÉs de que le agregamos todo. viene siendo la proteÍna que se puede hacer muchas cosas en los garbanzos. estamos preparando los molletes con un pan francÉs y comenzamos con un poco de frijol negro. tambiÉn con ese chorizo, aquÍ tienes uno para ti. chef: este se lo voy a dejar a curbelo, nuestro productor que es vegano a muerte, no come carne jamÁs. >> tambiÉn le vamos agregar el pico de gallo que le da un sabor fresco para todos los desayunos. chef: tiene que estar porque es casi como la sal y la pimienta. esto es comida vegana, carlitos. no creo que sea lo tuyo. >> no se te olvide el aguacate. chef: el aguacate no puede faltar, tiene alrededor de 20 vitamina

alan: muy buena, mi profe.decible. latina te va bajando el precio y tÚ vas monitoreado para cuando lo puedes comprar. pero si la prisa es demasiada, les recuerdo esta aplicaciÓn, shopsable. lleva la agenda y cuando encuentra ese artÍculo tan necesario para su hijo, no olvide escanearlo. esta aplicaciÓn le va a decir dónde estÁ más barato. alan: ahÍ le va la Última pregunta. me deberÍa de estar preguntando usted, que soy el alumno pero tengo que aprender. los uniformes a veces son caros. no sÓlo los uniformes, sino la ropa caso el que lleva. dÓnde puedo encontrar las mejores ofertas? erick: este es momento para involucrar a sus hijos en casa y conocer el estilo de sus hijos, saber cÓmo a ellos les gusta vestirse. con esta aplicaciÓn, retellmenot, es una aplicaciÓn. ahÍ, va a conseguir los cupones en tiendas enormes y muy pequeÑas. le va enseÑar a su hijo o hija como ahorrar para regresar a clases, aprovechÓ para conocer el estrÉs hijo y ver cÓmo le gusta verse a Él o ella durante la temporada escolar. hay que cr

alan. alan alan. alan. alan. alan. alan alan. alan. alan alan. alan. keep. watching. the response to the two thousand and eight crisis was that the global bankers got together they were a architect of the global financial system to a standard a ten time the impact financial crisis in the future they did nothing however to undercut the ability for the bad actors the global banks to increase their balance sheets in the leverage by ten times and now here we are in twenty eighteen and in fact now the balance sheet of these banks of the central banks is ten times more level. but i am finally into the now saturday fans in atlanta now how's it going to end on talent to the point. line and if he would be would it be that easy to find a ten that out in me. plus is that going to be plus to people who. didn't. vote but i thought it might have been my little bit of a wonderful time about our little bit of shut out of money going to no doubt much a little would work tomorrow not to get it but it. exists in one day plus. some for the. to see it differently will totally. different i

alan: soon. [laughter] alan: and that is been a challenge this whole recovery.ng has been weak. and it is, who is getting the income? most of the income has been going to the top which has a lower propensity to spend. david: you mentioned the 4.1% gdp number that made everyone happy. how sustainable is it? growth -- andwage how does wage growth drive that number? alan: i think it can keep up for another couple of quarters. i think that is giving a boost in 2018. i don't think the fundamentals are there to sustain growth at 4% or even three percent given our demographics and productivity growth. i think we will see a return over the next year to growth closer to the 2% range. in terms of jobs, certainly the pickup in economic output is related to growth and jobs. what i would like to see is where it is higher income growth generating more consumption and more gdp growth, and we get into a virtual cycle. julie: i think a lot of people would like to see that, especially people like to receive a higher income. but how is that going to happen? alan: well, i think the

alan: imagÍnense! y luego?cuche lo siguiente, en cereales infantiles encuentran rastros de pesticidas que pueden causar cÁncer en animales y posiblemente en humanos. entre los productos con niveles de dicho quÍmico estÁn las marcas que ve en pantalla. al agua fueron a dar dos bailarines en massachusetts. estaban en una plataforma ubicada junto a un estanque cuando al parecer dieron paso en falso y cayeron en el. espectadores grabaron el momento de la caÍda con sus celulares. por fortuna no sufrieron heridas. no pasÓ de ser un refrescante chapuzÓn al calor de la mÚsica y un susto, seguramente. borja voces estÁ con nosotros para darnos detalles de "ediciÓn digital" de hoy. borja: muy buenos dÍas para ti y toda la familia de "despierta amÉrica". te cuto que usuarios reportan hackeo masivo en cuentas de instagram. ademÁs le amputaron brazos y piernas y aceptÓ casarse con el amor de su vida con la condiciÓn de si podÍa llegar caminando al altar. es una historia de superaciÓn. aquÍ va la pregunta sobre todo a estas h

un excapitÁn de la selecciÓn juvenil de honduras estÁ a punto alan rraego de huir de su paÍs salvar suexo sin castigo tener relaciones sexuales en lugares publicas de guadalajara no serÁ penado con cÁrcel. con la iniciativa quieren evitar que la policÍa pida dinero a los amantes que son sorprendidos. - todos somos humanos, fuerte mensaje contra trump y la separaciÓn de familias inmigrantes en los premios mtv. decenas de menores y sus padres forman una especie de muro humano en el escenario principal. ( ♪ mÚsica ♪ ). >>> noticias telemundo con josÉ dÍaz balart. >>> y abrimos con una noticia que bien podrÍa marcar un antes y un despuÉs. en la presidencia de donald trump. su exabogado y hombre de en s declarÓ culpable de violar las leyes de campaÑa federal y otros delitos. pero fue todavÍa mÁs alla, al asegurar que fue el candidato quien le ordenÓ pagar a una actriz porno para comprar su silencio. rogelio mora tagle tiene los detalles. >>> el hombre que trabajÓ para donald trump por mÁs de una dÉcada como abogado personal se ha declarado culpable de 8 cargos por violar la campaÑa y segÚn

i'd like to know. >> we will talk more about alan weisselberg. have you on, the subject of alan, you said you thought the this is a bigger threat in your mind than the russia investigation. weisselberg is the guy that knows where all the financial bodies are buried. should the president be more concerned about him? >> he should be and especially concerned if he thinks enough if he thinks weisselberg said anything incriminating. that's not the issue. did he say anything that builds gaps in the prosecution's case. you can have a long or short interview. if you say, i said nothing, that will hurt the president. you don't know what gaps there are. weisselberg may have told about a meeting or encounter, something they didn't know, which could lead to other issues. the president should be concerned about weisselberg and cohen. i would expect his legal team is concerned he may be putting forth a positive face on this but he should be deeply concerned. i've always said he should be more concerned about the southern district where he doesn't have constitu

alan gomez reports and immigration for usa today. you can find his story on the website for usa today. mr. gomez, thank you for your time. a president trump announced drug-free community support program grant from the roosevelt room of the white house. that is coming up in about 10 minutes and is scheduled to get underway at 2:30 p.m. eastern. we will have live here on c-span. host: welcome back richard norton, author in presidential historian to talk about the 50-year anniversary of the 1968 democrat and republican national conventions. set up where america was at the time and the issues that led to those events. guest: it is remarkable. we think the countries being in some ways toward apart now -- toward apa

alan called us. we contacted santa clara county. it acknowledged alan's complaint and 100 more. the county told us it would investigate the missing payments. we haven't heard back about the cause of the problem. but we did hear back about al alan's account. they dropped his fees altogether. if you're facing the same predicament, we encourage you to speak up. call the santa clara county tax department. if that doesn't work, feel free to call us, 888-996-tips, or visit nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> all right, chris, thanks. >>> still ahead on nbc bay area news, studying the impacts of wildfires on her health and on our climate. >> the high tech tool researchers are using to provide critical information. >>> and a marine layer in san francisco. temperatures still in the 80s and 90s. it's warm out there. a nice cooling trend. we'll look at your workweek ahead, coming up in just a bit. stay with us. helping the envirog business at the same time... but nearly 200 million dollars has be >>> we don't often talk about helping the environment and big business at the same time. but nearly $2

we have legal eagle alan dershowitz on rudy giuliani saying he and the president will have a report to counter special counsel robert mueller's findings. thank you so much for joining us. thank you for watching. honey, politics, we've got the debate behind tomorrow's headlines. i'm elizabeth macdonald. "the evening edit" starts right now. ♪ liz: a let's take a check on the market. stocks clinching though its best august performance in more than four years. more on your money in just a second but first to this. let's get to ed lawrence live from washington, d.c., with the latest what is going on with the trade deal with canada. edward, what's going going on? reporter: liz, i can tell you no deal today but the talks will continue. now the white house did send a letter intent to have a trade deal with both mexico and canada, if they're willing. that starts a 90-day clock to possibly ratify a trade deal with canada included in it. with a statement from u.s. trade representative robert lighthizer says quote, today the president notified the intent to sign a trade agreement with mexico and c

alan: for the u.s. to your midwest voter that got trump income, the kind of rhetoric seems to work. does it really matter? blast, bigger country the u.s., and it bound to in gdp at the u.s. some stage, but that kind of rhetoric is popular. there is a deal to be done on trade, where he does have a s.int is tariff you do have these ridiculous tariffs both here and in europe, and we will see if, but also in china. anna: and he campaigned to change that. the oecd's outlook for global trade growth came off a bit, estimate. where do you see in off from for this? a lot of people say come up with this in context, the tariffs will not matter more than a growth.ge to global but come a little by little, things start to add up, don't they? where do we see in offramp in terms of this trade tension between china and the u.s.? the: so, a combination of fed over tightening, and causing some distress in certain sectors in the u.s., and trade slowing down. in version of the yield curve, maybe, that is a cocktail that bri

alan: they are both.nd of a mixed picture we have seen in earnings season in the united states. apple has probably saved the day, with tesla overnight. i think we are ok. when you are buying china, you are buying tech. alan will be joining bloomberg radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ phones have made our lives effortless. streaming must see tv has never been easier. paying for things is a breeze. and getting into new places is even simpler. with xfinity mobile, saving money is effortless too. it's the only network that combines america's largest, most reliable 4g lte with the most wi-fi hotspots. and it can be included with your internet. which could save you hundreds of dollars a year. plus, get $150 dollars when you bring in your own phone. its a new kind of network designed to save you money. click, call or visit a store today. loweran stocks trade after china slumps in the wake of white house confirmation it is considering escalating the trade war. gam drops the gate. you can no longer take your money out of

is not trickle-down, alan? trickle-down economics. >> let me make my point. we continue to grow the economy by reallocating resources to the poor in a better way.. the economy doesn't trickle down. we now have seen the 1%, 2%, 5% -- >> laura: ok, how much have we spent on the war on poverty, do you think? how much is the war on poverty spent? about $7 trillion? >> i would like to spend more on the war on poverty and less on real wars that we don't have to fight anymore -- >> laura: we can agree on the real wars part. >> it's a major failure economically. china is not going to be a threat to us immediately. so i think we can reallocate more of our money -- >> laura: ok. they're planning for the long term, yeah. >> without adopting any authoritarianism, republicans have their problem, too. a recent poll show that 40 something percent of republicans want to give the president the power to censor the media. that is a terrible idea. >> t laura: let's stay on point here. i get you. i know, anytime we criticize the democrats, stay on one point. >> i have to criticiz

and thank you very much alan fischer and as alan says that demonstration due to meet at lafayette square very soon will be monitoring that situation for you thank you alan . polling station worker has been killed in an attack by an armed group in northern mali this as millions vote in a presidential runoff likely to return incumbent abraham go back to power on the first round of voting in july was marred by violence three election workers killed and voting materials destroyed opposition leaders so my life who won nearly eighteen percent in the first round alleges voting fraud mom at valhalla more from the capital bamako. the final hours of sunday have seen a little better turnout here in this holding center where i'm standing in marco in comparison to earlier in the day and also to what we saw on july twenty ninth body has a bad history of turnouts and this one is not different apparently the opposition has been largely demoralized by the results that many of the opposition leaders got in the first round and many of them have refused to stand behind. the c.c. who is now running against t

so where does this robert mueller investigation go, alan dershowitz?'m hoping that they help the system of checks and balances in the midterms. i don't think robert mueller will impact the election. i think is getting too late now for report to come out because if we had a report now it would be seen as designed to impact the elections. and the justice department regulations preclude that from happening. if it doesn't happen right away, and it will not happen it is not resolved of the present will sit down. they'll have to wait until december to release this. i do not see robert mueller impact in the election. but i think the president has a problem of immigration in healthcare and his tone and i do not see how that can be changed or improved between now and then. i do think that the democrats will do much better in the house and if they do better in the senate will have an impact on the supreme court. maria: and of course, we waiting on confirmation of brett kavanaugh. which most people think the votes will be there.at this point, american people want

i was radically by alan bloom. that means i'm less of a conservative than he was in the same way alan was not really a conservative. somebody who is interested in arguments and ideas and seeing as socrates says one of the dialogues, let's see where the the locals want to go. isn't that a beautiful thing. ideas are a live. they have spiritual reality we don't invent them. they come to us and they go through us into the world in a way i have a function. that's my view. i'm not here to be proven right or wrong. >> host: new york times profile quote, if it's true that our public culture has become overly polarized and people no longer argue in a respectful way with one another, i'm sure i had something to do with that. >> guest: is that a confession or post brushwork am not sure i remember saying those things. i had something to do with it. as an editor, i had to adapt and adjust the conditions in which i operate. you have this is a business. you have to sell books. every time something comes in we consider it as does

i want to say that alan knows what he's talking about. he feels the awareness and things come of it was the chief executive of the 1994 world cup in the united states. he was in charge of running the most successful workup in history, certainly the best attended world cup in history in terms of number of people who went through it and one that turned a very tidy profit compared to some of the others. alan also was president of the united states soccer federation, one of those associations he mentioned the country's operations and reports directly to fifa. allen also is a cofounder of major league soccer which is the professional league that has two teams here in los angeles and played all over the country. he's been on numerous fifa committees and has been involved in the sport i really the highest level for decades. >> you might mention that one of the fifa committees i was on was the fifa ethics committee. i said nobody laugh. >> military intelligence. another fun fact is that alan makes a cameo inside of the book because unbeknownst to

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the two brothers and alan weisselberg. those are the three that run the company, the only people with any real authority over its money. we don't know who the two the executives are. presumably the southern district of new york knows and michael cohen knows. there's indications in the plea agreement there's quotes from e-mails within the trump organization. they've interviewed trump organization people and gotten trump organization documents. the question for me is what they do with those things. is the michael cohen plea the end of this or will they try to prove the trump organization knew it was participating in something illegal. >> alan weisselberg is a key figure. there was reporting he had been called in to testify before a grand jury. we don't have independent confirmation. he shows up in the michael cohen, donald trump conversation where they say, he says i'll talk to alan weisselberg. >> that's right. there's a couple figures. one of the things about donald trump we now know is that he liked to commingle all the p

joining us is alan dershowitz and cnn's chief legal analyst jeffrey toobin.to go back to this thing which is, i mean, if lanny davis is saying that michael cohen is unburdened. he doesn't care about immunity. he wants to speak the truth. can he just speak the truth? >> sure. >> i mean he's raising money for people to pay him to speak the truth and fund him. can he just hold a press conference? >> he could. i mean, he is also under the thumb of the prosecutors at this point, and they may not want him to go public at this point. i mean, they may want -- they may be continuing their investigation, they don't want his story out there. >> mueller prosecutors -- >> mueller prosecutors -- particularly the southern district, because that's where his case is. i don't though what thefully has been between cohen and the prosecutors, but certainly, as a legal matter, there's nothing stopping him from telling his story right now. >> professor dershowitz, you said that the white house, that the assertion that the white house made today that the president committed to crime

like you like alan dershowitz to this day he's anti-left alan dershowitz said to me i have the video it's on video alan dershowitz lifelong liberal hillary clinton supporter professor of law at harvard i am far as a jew and as a liberal i am far more afraid of the left than of the nazis he was on the show and there she was he's a hillary fan now he's does not favor trump's policies he just thinks trump can not be indicted while sitting on things he thinks the left is ruining the universities he thinks the left is a greater danger to america than the right i have i play that video well i will we will make a bet yeah who will alan dershowitz support in two thousand and twenty oddly enough he will support any democrat correct correct ok i agree that is so you know making him the hypocrite no i'm making him inconsistent which is not uncommon in the human race are you still an orthodox jew i was never an i was own orthodox jew till i was thirteen i was i went to yeshiva i was raised an orthodox jew i am still a religious jew but i am i am an oddball in that i am a deeply religious jew who

and alan had been also a family friend and a teacher of mine. i spent a year at the university of chicago in the committee on social thought. so when you asked me, you know, who were my influences, all of these men were influential to me. my father primarily, you know, in so many ways it's hard to quantify, but more importantly my father was a member of a generation of writers and intellectuals who were conducting a high-level conversation about the fate of western culture and its values. and other writers of his caliber were involved in it, gunther gras, you know, people of that level who felt it was part of their role as serious writers to uphold the values that preserve the conditions of freedom. and, of course, it was the cold war, and that's what the kind of level of discourse was. i would say the same about alan bloom, my teacher, who was -- as i would describe him, a kind of jewish socratic. somebody who taught me to kind of be a disrespecter of pieties and to look at all questions from more than one side. that served me well as a book ed

like you like alan dershowitz to this day he's anti-left alan dershowitz said to me i have the video it's on video alan dershowitz lifelong liberal hillary clinton supporter professor of law at harvard i am far as a jew and as a liberal i am far more afraid of the left than of the nazis he was on this show and there she was he's a hillary fan now he's does not favor trump's policies he just thinks trump can not be indicted while sitting on things he thinks the left is ruining the universities he thinks the left is a greater danger to america than the right i have i play that video and all i will we will make a bet alan dershowitz support in twenty twenty oddly enough he will support any democrat correct correct ok i agree that is so you know making him a hypocrite no i'm making him inconsistent which is not uncommon in the human race are you still an orthodox jew i was never an i was own orthodox jew till i was thirteen i was i went to yeshiva i was raised an orthodox jew i am still a religious jew but i am i am an oddball in that i am a deeply religious jew who believes that the tou

like you like alan dershowitz to this day he's anti-left alan dershowitz said to me i have the video it's on video alan dershowitz lifelong liberal hillary clinton supporter professor of law at harvard i am far as a jew and as a liberal i am far more afraid of the left than of the nazis he was on this show and there she was he's a hillary fan now he's does not favor trump's policies he just thinks trump can not be indicted none of the last things he thinks the left is ruining the universities he thinks the left is a greater danger to america than the right i have i play that video and i will we will make a bet you who will alan dershowitz support in twenty twenty oddly enough he will support any democrat correct correct ok i agree that is so you know making him a hypocrite no i'm making him inconsistent which is not uncommon in the human race are you still an orthodox jew i was never an i was only orthodox jew till i was thirteen i was i went to yeshiva i was raised in with an ox jew i am still a religious jew but i am i am an oddball in that i am a deeply religious jew who believes

he joins me via skype ok alan what's your reaction to the cohen guilty plea but i think both sides are over stating their positions the democrats say he's in a data coconspirator total nonsense and the republicans are saying there's no risk at all let me tell you as a criminal law scholar not as a supporter of donald trump i voted against in my campaign against him here's the situation a candidate has a perfect right to contribute as much as he wants to his own campaign and so if donald trump paid two hundred thirty two hundred thousand dollars for our money to women if he paid it out of his own money there's no crime at all nothing at all maybe there was a reporting requirement that's like jay walking now but if if in fact michael cohen paid it without authorization from the president with no expectation of being paid back then it was michael cohen who committed a crime because a third party can't contribute more than thirty two hundred dollars to a campaign so the prosecutor has himself a little bit in a catch twenty two to the extent he said that it was directed by donald trump he l

they are investigating. >>> and alan alda's personal battle. actor revealing tonight he was diagnosed with parkinson's three and a half years ago. hoping to encourage others, alda tweeting, "my life is full, i act, i give talks, i do my podcast. if you get a diagnosis, keep moving." >>> when we come back tonight, they ordered a pizza, but they were not expecting this. you have to see this. preparing clccampfire t. say what? trout. trout. all right. you don't think i need both? why does he have that axe? make summer go right with ford america's best selling brand. now get 0% financing for 72 months plus $1,000 ford credit bonus cash on a great selection of suv's. during the ford summer sales event, get our best offer of the season 0% financing for 72 months plus $1,000 ford credit bonus cash. 0% financing for 72 months plus get your groove on with one a day 50+. ♪ get ready for the wild life ♪ complete multivitamins with key nutrients that address 6 concerns of aging, including heart health, supported by b-vitamins. your one a day is showing. yo

alan talked to his neighbors and found out some of them got hit with late fees too. alan called us.ted santa clara county. it acknowledged alan's complaint and 100 more. the county told us it would investigate the missing payments. we haven't heard back about the cause of the problem, but we did hear back about alan's account. the county dropped his fees all s're facing encourage you to speak up. call the santa clara county tax depa if that doesn us 888-996-tips. >>> the next time you get groceries you may not even have to get out of your car. amazon launching a curb side pickup at whole food stores for prime members. first you order your groceries through the prime now app, park at the pickup area at whole foods. if you pick up your food within the hour, the service is free but only if you spend $35. the service is in sacramento right now. amazon hopes to take it to other cities late they are year. >>> treating your cold and flu by using your smart phone, that's what cvs wants you new a. you video providers on your smart phone. now the visit is going to cost you $59. the app will b

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>> alan samuels asked the same question, how? getting the property tax bill, he paid it by check on time. a few weeks later, he received this. from the santa clara county tax department. a delinquent tax due notice including an extra $195 in fines and late fees. alan talked to his neighbors and found out some of them got hit with late fees, too. he called us. we contacted santa clara county and acknowledged the complaint and 100 more. the county told us it would investigate the missing payments. we haven't heard back about the cause of the problem and did hear back about alan's account. the county dropped his fees altogether. if you're facing the same predicament as alan, we encourage you to speak up. call the santa clara county tax department or call us, 888-996-tips or visit nbc bay area.com/responds. >>> all right. we were asking folks doing anything differently because of the air quality. we had a twitter follower saying that he has asthma, working outside. doesn't feel the smoke and could be where he is, right? >> yeah. that

. >>> and alan alda going public with a private battle. how his parkinson's diagnosis could help others. >>> this is "nbc nightly news" with lester holt. >> good evening. welcome to our viewers in the west. there is developing news as we come on the air. a passenger plane has crashed near durango, mexico today, a plane headed to mexico city. black smoke marks the spot of a wreckage where aeromexico says one of its planes has suffered an accidents. it apparently went down just after takeoff from northwest mexico, with over 100 people on board. tammy leitner has late breaking details. >> reporter: tonight, emergency crews rushing to the scene of a plane crash in northwest mexico. the plane, holding 97 passengers and four crew crashed because the wind was too strong according to local reports which said they ran out of runway. the crash happened in durango, mexico. we've now learned multiple people are injured and two are in critical condition. aeromexico saying we are working to gather additional information and will provide more details as

panel investigating alleged war crimes in yemen saying it's not transparent and it's not independent alan fischer reports from neighboring djibouti. civilians again the think tim's after saudi led coalition is strike in yemen. iranian backed the fighters see at least thirty one people including women and children have died in that attack on their vehicles in the western province of although some sources say the number of dead is. dead children and women are disgusting crime. victims were trying to escape a camp in which the coolish and says was being used to launch missile. hit this was we were on the road. this little boy survived but it's just two weeks since another thirty coalition air strike hit a school bus that killed forty children and eleven adults in what syria arabia declared to be an appropriate military action it was promised to investigate. as morphemes prepare to weep over their children's graves the charity save the children estimates an average of one hundred forty children have been killed every day since the beginning of the circulate coalition strikes against the unite

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run, alan! ...you get more than just savings.clock protection. >> welcome back, a push for prison reform, donald from meddling with state leaders for a bipartisan solution to overhaul the criminal justice system. >> first duty to our citizens are seeking redemption and a new beginning. my administration feels strongly about it is to help former inmates. >> will democrats continue to play politics and miss the opportunity to pass common sense legislation. joe borelli. how necessary is it? >> it doesn't help anyone incarcerated in this country. when you are sentencing someone to a lifetime of dependency without prospect of any future employment it doesn't benefit us at all. most people into the prison system and come out. when talking about reentry programs that is priority number one. >> they are facing an opioid epidemic in this country. we have a huge drug problem and the president saying he wants softer penalties on drug felonies has to be met with criticism i would assume. >> before we talk about problems with democrats, it on

this time, the top money man at the trump organization, alan wiselberg. john roberts confirm what's the "wall street journal" first reported. federal prosecutors have given him immunity in exchange for information about president trump's former lawyer and fixer, michael cohen. it's part of the criminal investigation into payments cohen made to a porn star and to a playmate ahead of the 2016 election. each woman claims she had an affair with president trump. he denies it. remember, michael cohen said in his secretly reported conversation with president trump that wiselberg would handle the payment when it came to payment time. >> need to open a company for the transfer of all of that info regarding our friend, david, so that -- i'm going to do that right away. i'm spoken to alan wiselberg about how to set the whole thing up with -- >> so what are we going to pay? >> yes. and -- all the stuff. because you never know where he's going to be -- so i'm all over that. i spoke to alan about it. when it comes time for the financing, which will be -- >> what financ

run, alan! ...you get more than just savings. get 'round-the-clock protection. ♪ >> sean: joining us now in studio responding to all this breaking news, it is president trump's attorney, mr. mayor, good to see you. >> good to see you. >> sean: got ohr, steel, nellie ohr. russian lies. >> can it get any worse? what do we need to know that this is a totally illegitimate investigation based on a report, a dossier that was paid for by hillary clinton and the democrats. probably the biggest illegality so far, the biggest delusion s. far. >> sean: or conspiracy. >> completely made up. led to nothing except several fraudulent fisa wires. and now we have mueller, who doesn't seem to care that he's sitting on top of a totally illegitimate investigation. >> sean: nothing about the dossier that she paid for in the fact that the fbi paid steele, it was designed to misinform the american people with russian lies to influence the election. there's a great irony here. >> maybe if mueller and his band of whatever they are, democrats, right, or f