alan: sometime. david: sometime. alan: sometime.id: but we have had recessions every seven years on average since world war ii. alan: it is going to be driven by the fact that debt is rising dramatically. and it is going to be some curtailments occurring, and it is going to feed on itself. what i'm saying -- we talk about stagflation, stagflation is something that happened in the 1980's, when you had a situation where both unemployment and inflation were high, something which the original keynesian model said was not possible. david: ok. alan: and we are going into that type of period now if you look at all the guidelines. david: if you are worried we are going to go into recession at some point, do you invest your money in a certain way to protect against that? alan: oh, you can't protect everything. and the point is you can't forecast very accurately. right now we have been in a period, an extreme period of extremely low, real long-term interest rates. and they are beginning now to move up, will continue to move up, and that is go

karla: mÁs energÍa y mÁs ritmo, alan. alan: debÍa haber ido yo echar unos bailes.detergente hipoalergÉnico, sin aroma ni escarcha. ok. aaaahhh. le hablamos mamÁ. amor, olivia y yo queremos... ah, little debbie. trÁiganme uno. ¡porfa! el que sea. yes! con la confianza de mamÁ los postrecitos de little debbie, son un paquete de sonrisas. carlos: gracias por continuar "despierta amÉrica". estamos con nuestro amigo welter. miren a don josÉ que perrera y todo. ya se agarrÓ con adriana. la mÚsica es vida en ninguno de estos jÓvenes de corazón podrÍa vivir sin ella. ya que tengo una de las chicas, madeleine cÓmo ves este reventÓn. la mÚsica revive a toda esta gente. estÁs aquÍ desde hace mucha gente, empezaste en la cocina. cuÉntame cÓmo es ayudar a esta gente e inspirar a otras personas para que vengan? madelin: me da mucha alegrÍa ayudarlos porque los veo felices. y ello se ponen, son niÑos vuelven a vivir con la mÚsica que yo les pongo. carlos: gracias por tu trabajo. quiero presentarles a una de las que lleva mÁs tiempo que, rosa, cuÁnto tiempo llevas? rosa: 27 aÑos.

alan: comenzamos contigo.e queremos es acercarnos a todos y darles un buen abrazo y un buen verso porque se lo merecen. alan: el calor humano estÁ sensacional. hablando de temas candentes y candentes, el dÍa de ayer el presidente trump apoyÓ a los venezolanos mostrando su apoyo a nicolÁs maduro. esto va a estar bueno porque en minutos llega alicia machado y estarermos hablando largo y tendido sobre esta situaciÓn. dijo que acabarÁ con esta situaciÓn. fue un discurso pleno apoyando con banderas. muchos venezolanos decÍan usa por todo lo alto. francisca: uno de los momentos mÁs emotivos fue cuando Él le cediÓ la palabra a la madre del policÍa oscar pÉrez. vamos a hablar con alicia para ver su reacciÓn. karla: dijo que hasta la dejaba que Él la dejara. francisca: hoy tenemos una cobertura de equipo porque ana patricia va a sorprender a una televidente desde hantington park. carlos calderÓn estÁ en buena park. vamos a conectarnos con Él. karla: tiene una historia muy bonita de superaciÓn. carlos: asÍ es! miren est

alan: estamos aquÍ el miami!: esta noche es "premio lo nuestro" y aqui tendremos todo sobre estrellas favorita. ana: nos han apapachado demasiado. quÉ frio que pasamos en nueva york y los Ángeles. ahora regresamos al calor de la ciudad del sol. alan: tenemos una gran cobertura de equipo. estamos en todas partes, en la alfombra magenta y en los ensayos. francisca: vamos a pasar con maity y con jessica porque estarÁn contándonos todo lo que se vive en la alfombra. >> buenos dÍas a todos. que bueno tenerlos de regreso. no podemos estar mÁs agradecidos porque nos han recibido con los brazos abiertos. estamos aquÍ para traerles todo lo que pasa en los ensayos del dÍa de ayer. dos exs de jennifer lÓpez se encontraron, de unieron en premio lo nuestro. tambiÉn hablamos con " piso 21" porque tienen un nuevo vocalista y tambiÉn reik, el grupo del momento nos habla de su relaciÓn con ozuna. >> ayer me fui al parque con abraham mateo. me contÓ cómo fue trabajar con farruco. durante el programa nos acompaÑarÁn varias estrella

alan: ya casi marzo! [mÚsica] ♪ alan: bien la belleza del lugar en donde estamos.paÑola porque ayer fue la vuelta de la semifinal y el conjunto de solaris residiÓ al barça en el santiago bernabÉu y cinco minutos del segundo tiempo dembele sacÓ un centro que encontrÓ a luÍs suÁrez. en el punto penal en los Últimos minutos volviÓ a aparecer luÍs suÁrez para finiquitar la victoria del barça y terminar eliminando a real madrid de la copa del rey. siento que hay otro clÁsico del sábado y el mejor gana el madrid. alan: yo siento que de esos duelen. lucÍa: al que le doliÓ fue a santiago solaris. Éstas son sus palabras. >> tristes porque querÍamos jugar esta final. hemos hecho todo lo posible y hemos caÍdo con honor. hemos hecho un partido bueno y quedamos heridos porque no hemos podido llegar a la final. >> un clÁsico que pierdas siempre dolerÁ. >> hay otro clÁsico de liga el fin de semana y veremos si el madrid no se decepciona. lucia: tambiÉn tenemos la pelea de saÚl Álvarez y daniel jacob el 4 de marzo en las vegas. el mexicano llega tras vencer a golovkin. canelo sent

alan: felicidades al programa. "me caigo de risa". karla: te caÍste? alan: de risa.: gracias por el cariÑo, por hacernos los nÚmero una de sus maÑanas. carlos: es el turno de irnos con ana que tambiÉn dijo presente. ella estÉ vivo desde el valle de san fernando. junto a rosie rivera. ana patricia: ya lo dijiste, carlitos. muy buenos dÍas a todos nuestro pÚblico hermoso de california . rosie, gracias por acompaÑarnos en esta maÑana muy especial. >> estoy muy entusiasmada por lo que va a pasar hoy. ana patricia: estamos en la ciudad de granada. tenemos a tres mujeres que el dÍa de hoy van a recibir una transformaciÓn. ellas han sido ayudadas de parte de la asociaciÓn jenny rivera. una fundaciÓn que ayuda a mujeres que han pasado por momentos difÍciles como la violencia domÉstica o la deportaciÓn. gracias a ti y a la ayuda que da la fundaciÓn han salido adelante. >> son madres solteras que aman a sus hijos que dan todo por ellos pero es dÍa de que se sientan fuertes, bellas, hermosas como son porque sÉ que lo entregan todo. gracias a la fundaciÓn que empezó en jenny. an

alan: hay que ayudar .ndo. buenos dÍas, cuÉntanos cÓmo comenzaste con esta labor tan bonita. >> yo tengo muchas bendiciones cuando llego a casa, tengo dos padres como plato de comida caliente. es muy triste pensar que muchos niÑos no tienen la misma oportunidad. vengo aquÍ para estar con los niÑos. ver lo felices que se ponen cuando tienen nuevos juguetes. les damos un dÍa muy especial. ellos se sienten muy bendecidos. es la mejor parte de ayudar dando los mÁs necesitados una sonrisa. ana patricia: un bonito mensaje para todas las personas que nos estÁn viendo. lo más bonito de tu historias que invitaste a tus padres a que te acompaÑen. aquÍ estÁ tu mami, tu papá estÁ fuera. esta fundaciones sin fines de lucro, bÁsicamente se sustenta con los voluntarios que vienen ayudar a compartir de su tiempo. las dejo acÁ, chicas. voy a mostrarles todo lo que sucede acÁ. les quiero mostrar la cocina donde hacen bÁsicamente alimentos frescos, arroz, ensalada, vegetales. cada familia que viene aquÍ no solamente se llevar

alan: miren el Ídolo dla juventud, sebastiÁn yatra. [mÚsica] [cantan] francisca:vamos alan, baila! asistencia solicitada por el presidente interino juan guaidÓ o impedir su paso. lo que generarÍa violentos enfrentamientos. mÁs paÍses europeos reconocen a guaidÓ tras vencerse el plazo de nicolÁs maduro para llamar a elecciones. francisco, te saludo una vez mÁs. cuÉntanos. francisco: aumenta la presiÓn sobre el gobernante nicolÁs maduro, varios paÍses de la uniÓn europea reconocieran a juan guaidÓ como presidente encargado de venezuelay le instaron a organizar elecciones presidenciales en este paÍs. una decisiÓn que fue rechazada por rusia que considera que la uniÓn europea estÁ cometiendo injerencia indebida en asuntos polÍticos venezolanos igual que el mandatario nicolÁs maduro ha rechazado este ultimÁtum europeo y ha dicho que no convocarÁ elecciones presidenciales. las Únicas que pudiese adelantar son las del parlamento venezolano y que estÁ en manos de la oposiciÓn. se estÁn organizando movilizaciones militares y tambiÉn ejercicios militares para los prÓximos dÍas o movilizando

alan: buenos dÍas, cÓmo estÁn?s 7 de febrero, como siempre, casi viernes. tenemos un programa extraordinario con mucha energÍa y ganas para todos ustedes y mucha informaciÓn. karla: como siempre amanecemos custodiada la frontera entre mÉxico y estados unidos con cientos de uniformados y ante la presencia de mÁs de 1600 inmigrantes de la caravana provenientes de centroamÉrica. le tenemos mÁs informaciÓn y pasamos directamente con satcha y las noticias. satcha: claro que sÍ. placer informarles como cada maÑana. vamos a arrancar con esto que ustedes estaban adelantando, la frontera sur en un sector texano amanece custodiada ante la presencia de mÁs de 1000 de -- 1600 migrantes rodeados por uniformados en el modo en el sitio de piedras negras cerca de eagle pass. el de parÁmetro defensa enviÓ 250 uniformados en misiÓn de apoyo. esa primera vez en los Últimos veces que una caravana migrante intenta entrar por texas y no por california. las autoridades dicen estar preparadas. [habla en inglÉs] [habla en inglÉs] [habla en

alan: vamos a repartir flores por aquÍ.es de estados unidos pero probablemente no sabÍa que la primera fue fundada en 1905 en esta esquina de sojo nueva york, se llama lombardi's. >> esta pizzerÍa fue formada por un inmigrante . llegÓ un poco antes de 1905. venÍan cosas diferentes para los italianos . en un momento dado el horno que usaba para hacer el pan empezÓ a ser lo que es la picha. jorge: pero quizÁ no sabÍa tampoco que esto dominicano empezÓ lavando platos, terminó como socio del famoso local que ahora cuenta con dos . cÓmo se siente llegar desde repÚblica dominicana a ser uno de los dueÑos de la pizzerÍa mÁs amos en la ciudad de nueva york? >> son historias que solamente al hacerme la pregunta, llevarme a ese momento es algo tan simple, al mismo tiempo increÍble porque yo llego acÁ, lo Único que tengo presente es venir a trabajar. jorge: en las paredes se cuelga las fotos de los artistas que ha hecho de lombardi'suno de los lugares favoritos. hÁblame un poco de alguno de tus comensales. >> un ejemplo, el caso de mi

alan: tÚ estÁs feliz? tranquilo. yisus: se llegaron a ver en aprietos por la baja por lesiones pero se lograron recuperar rÁpido. ramsÉs: el atlas de guadalajara tambiÉn hizo de las suyas, tenÍa que ganar porque una derrota o un empate los eliminabaen el estado de jalisco. de locura aparecÍa dani garcÍa, abriÓ el marcador.despuÉs gÓmez aprovechÓ otro rebote en el Área, luego apareciÓ roberto carlos, fernÁndez sale muy mal.los leoneses negros iban 2-0 pero espÉrenme. este chavo fue que llegÓ hace tres semanas pero cuatro goles al final. 4-2 el colombiano anotÓ el cuarto para los rojinegros que se mantienen vivos. alan: mi papÁ está feliz en el cielo viendo a su atlas ganar. ramsÉs: esta noche mÁs fÚtbol, mÁs copa mx para que lo disfrute. leÓn versus cruz azul, tambiÉn mineros contra el lobo que tambiÉn anda bien. alan: los que menos pensaban estÁn arriba de la tabla. marco fabiÁn llegará mls. al philadelphia union, llega por un aÑo, me parece que la idea de marco es retirarse. el rumor es que quiere regresa

alan: seguimos recibiendo abrigos.eno de calor a nuestra querida satcha. ♪ ♪ ♪ satcha: buenos dÍas. esta maÑana continÚa la batalla legal en torno al destino final de joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn declarado culpable dosis cargos --de los 10 cargos en su contra. blanca rosa vilches estuvo en la corte cuando se dio a conocer el veredicto, nos cuenta cÓmo reaccionaron tanto joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn como su esposa. blanca, buenos dÍas. blanca: satcha, buenos dÍas, un placer saludarte. es una batalla, otra batalla legal para joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn, tambiÉn para sus abogados. como bien sabes el 25 de junio a las 10:00 a.m. aquÍ en esta misma corte en brooklyn es donde se va a conocer la sentencia por parte del juez, donde va bÁsicamente a anunciar la cadena perpetua para joaquÍn "el chapo" guzmÁn. como bien decÍas en la presentaciÓn es una batalla legal que ellos tienen todavÍa despuÉs de esta sentencia se espera que en el transcurso de las prÓximos dÍas se anuncie cuÁl va a ser la manera en la que ellos van a apelar esta de

alan: yes, definitely.an traveler and the strength of the asian economy has a twin effect of lower cost of global travel. you see a boom in hospitality and asia-pacific. certainly true of china outbound travel. china makes a meaningful part to the market. china is a brand conscious traveling public. we are getting a lot of chinese preference for our brands, not only within china, but internationally. juliette: celebrating 100 years in may. do think the growth plans are going to be staying more in this region? alan: i certainly hope so. results, wet 2018's grew our business by 30%. this year we are on track to grow by 35% with 100 hotels that are opening. year on year saw growth. year,ished at 6.5% last which is to the high-end of guidance. mid single digits this year. it is a strong performance for asia-pacific. year thatth culminates for great place to work, number one company to work for in asian pacific, and we have been titled the same accolade in the u.s., number one company to work for in the u.s. too

alan: y francisca tiene dos.y cansada y pensando que ojalÁ que el culo de venezuela. si nosotros vimos --vivimos esto en 72 horas mal que vivieron ellos en todos estos aÑos. satcha: nicolÁs maduro es el esposo de marÍa y ustedes -- estuviste con tu esposo y fueron separados por nicolÁs maduro. >> asÍ es. podrías haber hecho esto no debiste hacer y tienes todas las ideas en la cabeza revueltas. al final de cuentas, es como ir drenando, sacan a la presiÓn en casa y ver lo que pasa ahora. que nos devuelvan los equipos. satcha: he tenido la oportunidad de viajar en muchas oportunidades como juan carlos y sÉ que eres muy entregado tu trabajo. quÉ encuentras en tu hogar y te encuentras con tus hijas despuÉs de esta experiencia, tus pequeÑas tienen sangre venezolana. >> los compaÑeros que tenÍa... mis hijas cuando se dieron cuenta de la noticia, mi hija es muy nervioso. yo querÍa llegar a mi casa y estar con ellas. habÍa pasado la noche de lunes muy mala porque tuvieron que darle algo a la niÑa para poderla calmar. lleg

alan: porque carlos siempre llega tarde. [risas] alan: gracias, ariel.ento que hace 10 aÑos sufriÓ un accidente al encender la luz por una fuga de gas. la mujer reconoce que nunca se habÍa maquillado porque creÍa que no podÍa borrar sus cicatrices. Éstas son las imÁgenes que nos demuestran que aÚn cuando pensamos que nada es posible que se nos acabÓ la alegrÍa y se acabaron las ganas hasta por algo tan banal como puede ser un maquillaje, un peinado lindo. eso le sucediÓ a una conocida mÍa y lamentablemente falleciÓ por una fuga de gas y su lugar de trabajo se quemÓ. perdió la vida y las historias las veo allÍ por alguna razÓn dios decidiÓ que viviera. si te sientes asÍ por una razÓn eligiÓ que hoy estuvieras aquÍ. hay que buscar el propÓsito. francisca: es asÍ, hay que buscar el propÓsito. cambiamos tambiÉn de tema porque esto me tiene a mÍ saltando de felicidad. empieza la cuenta regresiva y este lunes todo "despierta amÉrica" se va a nueva york a disfrutar con todos ustedes por 3 dÍas que le garantizamos que sean dÍas maravillosos. karla: la cita es en

alan: quÉ tal bailas?arla: muy buenos dÍas. martes 12 de febrero de 2019. miren estas imÁgenes preciosas. nos estamos congelando mucho. estamos en "despierta amÉrica". alan: febrero contigo. despuÉs de nueva york, new jersey, vamos a san antonio. vamos a partir de febrero con este nuevo "despierta amÉrica". tenemos muchas sorpresas. despuÉs de los Ángeles estaremos en miami. es lo que queremos estar cerca de ustedes, dar actualidad y dar mucha ayuda. ana: ademÁs, queremos que ustedes pongan su grano de arena. estamos recogiendo abrigos para poder repartir este miÉrcoles a personas necesitadas de la comunidad de nueva york y new jersey. karla: asÍ es. ustedes pueden traer su abrigo, el de un vecino. pueden llevar a los lugares que aparecen en su pantalla. sobre todo, ayudar a "despierta amÉrica" y al prÓjimo. raÚl: precisamente, en la pantalla van hasta las direcciones que vamos a estar recogiendo. recuerde que si nos sobra un abrigo hay alguien afuera que lo necesita. alan: de hecho, el dÍa de ayer muchas

alan: el dragÓn.spectacular. karla: vamos a una pausa. nuestra querida dayanara confesÓ anoche que sufre de cÁncer de piel y el minutos "dr. juan" no dirÁ cÓmo se desarrolla y porque los hispanos debemos ver alertas. alan: infracciÓn de trÁnsito le saliÓ carÍsimo y mÁs a este conductor. la policÍa encontrÓ un lote de cocaÍna valorado en 1 millÓn de dólares. karla: un niÑo de tan sÓlo 4 aÑos le dispara en la cara a su madre embarazada con una pistola que se encontrÓ en el colchÓn. alan:ayer en "primer impacto" vimos como pamela silva conociÓ a su abuela paterna y a sus hermanos. estÁn aquÍ estarÁn con nosotros en vivo para contarnos lo que no se vio en ♪ el nuevo servicio drive up. desde targetasta tu carro. target. rápido y listo. ♪ en t-mobile sabemos que se baila mejor, si incluyes a tu pareja. se canta mejor, si incluyes a tu amigo. y tu plan ilimitado es mucho mejor, si el telélefono viene incluido. ¡es verdad! $40 dólares con los otros, no incluyen el teléfono. ¡arranca bien el año nuevo! Únete a

alan weisel berg alan garton trump organizations well thank you very much for your testimony and mr chairman this is a story of redemption thank you ma'am mr comer. mr cohen in your testimony you stated that you began work for the trump organization as a lawyer dealing with real estate transactions that's correct prior to coming to congress i served as a director of two different banks watson hundreds of loan applications and to try to determine your credibility or did i just want to ask you a couple of real estate transaction question just to see how in fact you operate according to the southern district of new york prosecutors you lied to banks to secure loans by falsely stating the amount of debt you were carrying mr cohen my question to you was it donald trump's fault that you knowingly committed a crime of deception to defraud a bank no it's not was that fraudulent loan you obtained for the trump organization or for you personally it would be for me though i'm not familiar with which loan that you're referring to and i would like to i would like to say one thing mr one so i would like y

but, like alan was saying, it appears that a passenger who was inside the truck got out, walked toward the police, and lay down on the ground, and they are now taking him into custody. him or her. >> hands behind their back, but, again, the focus seems to be on the truck, so there is still some reason possibly the driver is still in that truck, some reason driver or other people, too, little difficult to see if that's just one person there on the side, the passenger side of the truck, but that's where police and sheriffs are focused. >> if you're just joining us, are watching the end of a police pursuit, this is that north 1st and trimble in san jose, there's a heavy response there on the scene, sheriffs as well as san jose police were responding to what appeared to be the end of the chase, and that's a ups truck there, in the center lane, it looks as though the chase came to an end when the tire was blown out. we saw a person get out of the ups truck, walked toward the police, just moments ago, they had their hands up in the air, and they got down on the ground and were just taken int

terrific thallus please alan. alan turing to a thank alice thank you for reminding us that we always have the power to shape our own destiny thank you very much alice thank you alex inspired by stories like alice my administration worked closely with members of both parties to sign the first step act into law thank you alice legislation reformed sentencing laws that have wrongly and disproportionately harmed the african-american community the first step act gives nonviolent offenders the chance to reenter society as productive law abiding citizens now states across the country are following our lead america is a nation that believes in redemption we are also joined tonight by matthew charles from tennessee. in one nine hundred ninety six at the age of thirty. matthew was sentenced to thirty five years for selling drugs and related offenses over the next two decades he completed more than thirty bible studies became a lot clerk and mentored many of his fellow inmates now matthew is the very first person to be relea

according to county's health officer, doctor alan melnick. dr.alan melnick, health officer, clark county, washington: "we could be using this money for doing other important public health activities in terms of protecting the public."melnick says he doesn't have a crystal ball..but he's only expecting the outbreak to get worse..dr. alan melnick, health officer, clark county, washington: "if this goes on for you know weeks and months not only am i concerned about potential death but other really bad complications from this."i'm reid binion reporting. (pam) coming up... state lawmakers try to kick- start a new drive toward gun control legislation... and their efforts get a boost from a high - profile gun violence victim and advocate - gabby giffords... (lawrence)ten at ten (ken) (ken) there is a renewed push underway in the state capitol to create stricter gun control laws.(pam) kron 4's capitol bureau reporter ashley zavala tells us why some lawmakers believe the opportunity to make a real difference is greater now - than in years past. ((sen. han

alan says she would love to find a father who would take care of the child without the expectations of a traditional family but if that doesn't work out she's willing to go it or alone for more background on what's happening in china i spoke to author later home fincher her latest book is betraying big brother the seminars the awakening in china released not too long ago and it has received a lot of attention i began by asking her just how bad the stigma is against single mothers. yeah well it's it's not so much stigma although the stigma obviously exists the biggest problem is government policy and it's extremely difficult for single women to give birth in china without being penalized in some ways so for example a lot of single women who have babies will then have trouble getting the baby and official registration our. household registration which means that that her child will have trouble getting medical care or will have trouble getting to school the mother may herself be fined in some cases so it's much more regulatory policy controls on single mothers and it's also really diffic

alan weissleberg, alan garton of the trump organization as well. >> thank you very much for your testimony. mr. chairman, this is a story of redemption. >> thank you, ma'am. >> mr. comber. >> mr. cohen, in your testimony you stated that you began work for the trump organization as a lawyer dealing with real estate transactions, is that correct? >> that is correct. >> prior to coming to congress, i served as a director of two different banks. i've seen hundreds of loan applications. to try to determine your credibility here today, i just wanted to ask you a couple of real estate transaction questions just to see how in fact you operate. during to the southern district of new york prosecutors, you lied to banks to secure loansly debt you were carrying. was it donald trump's fault that you knowingly committed a crime of deception to defraud a bank? >> no, it's not. >> was that fraudulent loan you obtained for the trump organization or for you personally? >> it would be for me, though i'm not familiar with which loan you're referring to. i would like to say one thing. sorry, i would like to re

alan has petitioned delegates of the national people's congress china's parliament asking that single women give access to sperm banks but who in china where family planning authority is can still find unmarried mothers for unsanctioned babies she's realistic about her chances of immediate success if you were only seen you know him often through getting access to artificial reproduction technology is an unmarried woman is certainly going to be very difficult but i think sometime in the very very distant future it will be possible alan alter your name has talked about her unit for motherhood on social media her posts have sparked a lively debate in a society where traditional family values do rule in a park in beijing parents gather on sundays to lay out their children's resumes for prospective partners and unmarried child can stigmatize the whole family women in particular are under huge pressure to marry by their late twenty's and. then you put the dictionary which in china is an arrangement between families everything that happens in that marriage becomes the business of the couple'

and it's great to have alan posner back on the program he is a german british author the daily newspaper two thousand and he says the west won the last arms race there's no reason we shouldn't win this one if we stop yammering and start building missiles and installing missile defense systems and it's great to welcome sabina siebold she is a defense expert at the thomson reuters news agency and her statement the suspension of the nuclear arms treaty is another sign that our old world order based on treaties is dissolving and that the power structure in the world is being renegotiated also regarding the rise of countries like china. so let me start out by asking you to take us back to the one nine hundred eighty s. when the i.n.f. treaty originally was signed and i gather that you are like me you're probably old enough to remember the enormous sense of relief that that produced in germany and elsewhere in europe why was that can you remind our younger viewers what was at stake indeed in nine hundred eighty seven the completion of that treaty resulted in a relief because the immediate feel

we are also getting other nations to pay their fair share alan alan . for years the united states was being treated very unfairly by friends of ours. members of nato but now we have secured over the last couple of years more than one hundred billion dollars of increase in defense spending from our nato allies thanks. alex to a build up the united states is developing a state of the art missile defense system under my administration we will never apologize for advancing america's interests for example decades ago the united states entered into a treaty with russia in which we agreed to limit and reduce our missile capability while we followed the agreement and the rules to the letter russia repeatedly violated its terms. it going on for many years that is why i announced that the united states is officially withdrawing from the intermediate range nuclear forces treaty or i.n.f. treaty. perhaps. to him . we really have no choice. perhaps we can negotiate a different agreement adding china and others or perhaps we can't in which case we will outspend and o

so alan the you take people rode in this great city of new schuller a bit of the real living history of copenhagen what do you tell them both the state of dead what do you tell them about how daily society is evolving and moving forward from the. things are really good highly prosperous society socially cohesive society a great awareness of environmental issues is that the reality of the some troubling on the couple's we're working on it but as you probably know in all the world we have the same problem that people beast moving from the countryside to the big cities but we are getting a thousand new evidence in copenhagen every month so the city grows very strongly and that gives us a lot of problems but are up to now we've been able to cope with them so we're trying to keep up the good work and the social standard and as they always say copenhagen is the real i lived in the green country because it had been socialistic since nineteen seventeen so it has been a long history for being a rich city and looking over the cityscape of copenhagen here we see a great deal which tells us a bi

or alan weisselberg. >> they knew this payment was false and illegal? >> i can't make that conclusion. >> you told representative kelly that the president was aware of this scheme. >> that's correct. grip the american public to understand the explosive nature of your testimony in this document. are you telling us mr. cohen, that the president directed transactions in conspiracy with alan weisselberg and his son, donald trump jr., part of criminal conspiracy of financial fraud? >> yes. >> do you know with this criminal financial scheme that the president, alan weisselberg and donald trump jr. involved in is investigated by the southern district of new york? >> i'd rather not discuss that question because it could be part of an investigation going on. >> i want the american public to understand. it's only a part from bob mueller's investigation, there's garden variety financial fraud in your allegation and the smoking gun documents suggest, the president, his son and cfo maybe involved in a criminal conspiracy. isn't it true, mr. cohen this criminal consp

imposed billions of dollars worth of tariffs on each i was goods since a trade war began last year alan fischer reports from washington we have made tremendous progress we both want to deal but there's still a lot of ground to cover us president donald trump has been meeting china's vice premier in the oval office he delivered a letter from his boss chinese president xi jinping the topic the on going trade war between the two hanging over both economies i hold that with me going to be you have been sitting round the table in washington this week trying to thrash out an agreement but after days of talks donald trump is uncertain there's a deal to be done this is small deal with this is going to be a very big deal or it's going to be a deal that will just postpone for a little while but we've been dealing with china we've had a great relationship i have a great relationship with president xi. the u.s. wants china to buy more american goods and to change the rules of doing business in china where american companies have to peer with local companies and hand over to treat secrets and intell

i worked with alan for years, including at "60 minutes sports."y describe what he meant to us but he could. he was that good at crystallizing the human condition. alan was brilliant and brutal and he knew what mattered. he fought for it every single day. and we will miss him so much. up next here from hanoi, america's first television war. ♪ ♪ this simple banana peel represents a bold idea: a way to create energy from household trash. it not only saves about 80% in carbon emissions... it helps reduce landfill waste. that's why bp is partnering with a california company: fulcrum bioenergy. to turn garbage into jet fuel. because we can't let any good ideas go to waste. at bp, we see possibilities everywhere. to help the world keep advancing. what sore muscles? what with advpounding head? .. advil is... relief that's fast. strength that lasts. you'll ask... what pain? with advil. woman: i'm a fighter. always have been. when i found out i had age-related macular degeneration, amd, i wanted to fight back. my doctor and i came up with a plan. it include

a rescue ship operating in the mediterranean has been renamed alan carr day after the syrian toddler who died trying to reach europe in two thousand and fifteen the image of the three year old's body washed up on a turkish beach sparked global outrage and came to a pit in my eyes the plight of those fleeing war thousands of refugees have died trying to reach europe from turkey in north africa david chaytor was at the ship's naming ceremony on the spanish island of new york. in the early morning light of the dockside in parma a ship barry lynn made of his son. but this wasn't a moment of pride for a syrian refugee. he was lost and alone the pain in his heart almost too great for words to look into and. i was remembering the moment when the ship was sinking drowning all those horrifying images were flooding into my mind the moment my children and i were drowning we went on board the boat and i saw my children dying in front of me one after the other each was crying out for me saying goes to my father or my father my wife was saying. across the world tribute was paid is suffering. of mo

alan weisselberg is a name we have heard before. he was granted immunity by the southern district of new york to talk about cohen and the laws that cohen broke. so that was in relation to cohen. he started working for donald trump's father is in charge not just of trump, inc.'s finances but also donald trump's personal finances. so this might be the key player here but immunity for cohen. eric, ivanka and donald trump jr., the elvis son and eldest daughter of donald trump were the ones that were cohen's contact on this trump tower/moscow project. that he met with them ten times to brief them on where they were. obviously we know these two, eric and don junior run the trump organization. ivanka a senior official in the white house. moving on. rona graph. this is someone who we know of. she even kind of sort of played a little bit of a role in the apprentice, the tv apprentice, this is the gatekeeper to donald trump. been with him for a very long time, secretary, personal assistant, the person that you don't get to donald trump unless

no, alan, i mean like a blacksmith. this is clearly a reaction to our divorce.not processing his emotions in a healthy way, and i think therapy could help unblock him. where did you get that? from my therapist. who's working wonders with you. excuse me? who's working wonders with you. ( "smoke on the water" guitar riff playing ) all he does is sit in his room and play that damn thing. he's isolating, alan. that doesn't mean he needs a therapist. he's just a normal 11-year-old kid

alan, good to s you again. welcome back. >> hi. >> i think you would agree that anybody who wants to invest in emerging markets has had to be patient waiting for growth in that area of thed. wo you start tonight with united technologies, t diversified industrial manufacturer. why that company and how would it benefit when emging markets do start to grow again? >> yeah, so united technologies is a global industrial congmerate with a wide range of capital intensive businesses that range from aircraft parts to elevators and building cotetruction als. the emerging markets story with united technolies iseally helping those countries build out their infrastructure wite things l elevators and escalators and things of that nature. we think it's a gigd story now. the stock has been a little bit weak due to uncertainty around the company's announcement that it's planning on breaking up. but the business itself is doing very well. we think that's important a we think this pullback is a good opportity for investors. >>> mi

alan gomez back with us. "usa today" reporter.kie, i was going to do due diligence and asked you what your reporting is regarding the conference committee, whether they're optimistic that they're doing their jobs. now we hear it's a waste of time. where do you put the state of play? >> well, the part of maggie and peter's fantastic interview with the president that i homed in on was the president saying we may or may not declare this national emergency because that's what he is suggesting that he's leaning into, right? if there is no deal, that he's going to sign that the committee can put together, you know, he says there's still going to be a wall. he is suggesting he's going to declare a national emergency, but i was -- as soon as that article broke, i was literally on the phone with a source from the hill. this is even something that even those on the far right flank are increasingly against because of the abuse of power that it shows. you know, what is a few sources inside the white house and on the hill both said that, you k

of politicking on larry king alan dershowitz is no stranger to controversy lately he's taken much flak from his colleagues in the legal profession for nearly everyone who doesn't call themselves a conservative for his opinions on the russian probe adverse latest book the case against him teaching trump. but he's now calling donald trump's decision to declare a national emergency to fund his border wall along the u.s. southern border a mistake let's find out why as for fashion the shoe was joins us from his mission . alan is a constitutional scholar harvard law professor emeritus for we get to the emergency declaration on multiple news outlets are now reporting that robert malone would likely wrap book was investigation as early as next week what do you expect. well i expect it will be a very very critical report put together a circumstantial case i don't think will be any smoking guns though you never know and i hope because i think this would be the only fair way that it be presented to the attorney general the attorney general then give it over to trump's legal team give them a week

he acknowledged to alan that he was going to pay the 130,000 and that alan and i should go back to his office and figure out how to do it. so yes, sir, i stand by the statement that i gave, but there was a history to it. >> in your testimony, you said you brought some checks, is that right? >> yes, sir. >> let me ask you about one of these. this from the trump trust that holds the president's businesses, can you tell me who signed this check? >> i believe that the top signature is donald trump jr. and that the bottom signature is, i believe, is alan weissleberg's. >> can you tell me the date of that check? >> march 17th of 2017. >> wait a minute. hold up. the date on the check is after president trump held his big press conference claiming that he gave up control of his businesses. how could the president have arranged for you to get this check if he was supposedly playing no role in his business? >> because the payments were designed to be paid over the course of 12 months, and it was declared to be a retainer for services that would be provided for the

but those hearts are now hardening that every family and every boy like alan krueger who lost his lifeis one too much and it's not even about how many it's it's there's even one person having to do this journey and johnny in not getting help then that's already too much abdul-ahad a message for the people of europe i call on them he said to open their doors to these desperate people they are in dire need of help they're not coming here of their own free will they are running for their lives out of war of killing and destruction. david chaytor al jazeera majorca. the weather is next to then look at a new door known as pay for play that set to cost palestinians millions of dollars . not playing fair over the next world cup more on the accusations about the campaign against qatar. hello there we've got some rain and snow working its way across the southeast in parts of china at the moment you see here on the satellite picture making its way steadily up towards the northeast and still with us as we head through the next couple of days say a fair amount of cloud.

are they going to call alan weisselberg? if they call him, are they going to vote to give him immunity in the likely event he decides to take the fifth? what about ivanka, donald trump jr.? should they be open sessions or closed sessions? do they want to subpoena documents as well as individuals? all of this could be done but, you know, it would take a ramping up that the democrats have not done in a long time. and it will certainly generate a lot of criticism from republicans. we'll see if they want to do it. >> whether they're in the majority of the house of representatives right now. they're doing what the republicans wouldn't do. once again that underscores elections have consequences. felix sater. we'll be learning a lot more about this guy over the next couple of weeks. rather complicated background as we heard from evan perez, once in business with the russian maf mafia, later convicted. became an fbi informant, at one point was intimately involved with planning the development of a trump tower in moscow that could ha

treaty alan but the president trying to sound it perhaps a more positive note in the last hour. well he says he would like to renegotiate the treaty i don't think that's anything remarkably new certainly the united states has been wanted about what russia has been doing for some considerable time the obama administration certainly voiced their concerns as donald trump said in that report by kimberly he donald trump thought that barack obama's administration should have done a lot more and confronted the russians about it what donald trump has said is that he would like to see other nations get involved certainly a nod towards china because when this agreement was drawn up in one nine hundred eighty seven they were by no means a significant power and they've grown militarily in the asia pacific region certainly over the last twenty years or so so that gives the americans cause for concern there and he said he would like to get into a big beautiful room and come up with a new treaty certainly appeals to donald trump's idea of big beautiful rooms and being the savior of the united