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allen. >> jimmy: allen? very, good, allen. this is our final clip. here's our favorite.d states." [ audience oohs ] how does he mispronounce "united states?" >> united states. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: okay, the whole thing is that he's mispronouncing the words, you know? >> he gets them right now and again. >> jimmy: yeah, he does. yeah, that was a curve ball answer. that's kind of interesting. [ laughter ] all right, he thinks that he's going to mispronounce united states by saying "united states." [ laughter ] let's see what happens. >> and god bless the united schtates. >> jimmy: ah! [ laughter ] very close. united schtates. united schtates. here's your uniteed states t-shirt. thank you, bud. thank you for coming. good to see you. [ cheers and applause ] thanks for all the great -- that was "talk like trump." thanks to all our players. ♪ ♪ >> jimmy: yeah! clearly, it's been a long week for trump, and after the op-ed and bob woodward's new book, he now says the number of people he can trust is getting smaller and smaller. in fact, trump just released a a video to describ

allen weiselberg about how to set the whole thing up. with -- >> so what are we going to pay for this? >> funding. yes. >> michael cohen says that he's going to confer with allen weiselberg. allen weiselberg is the trump organization's cfo, he's this legacy employee for the trump family. he was fred trump's accountant, donald's father's accountant. he's been with the trump family since the 1970s. >> at his plea deal hearing, cohen seemed to take direct aim at the president. >> when michael cohen went into court to plead guilty. he merely needed to say i paid money in order to conceal information that would be bad for the candidate i was working for. in order to influence the election. he went a step further and said that he did that at the direction of the president. which was an unnecessary statement by him. in that proceeding. so it is interesting that michael cohen is taking the opportunity, under oath in court, to implicate the president when that was neither something that the prosecutors alleged nor was something that he had to do. >> cohen's guilty pleas coincided almost to the hour with the conviction of another member of the president's inner circle, in an entirely dif

allen weiselberg about how to set the whole thing up. with -- >> so what are we going to pay for this? >> funding. yes. >> michael cohen says that he's going to confer with allen weiselberg. allen weiselberg is the trump organization's cfo, he's this legacy employee for the trump family. he was fred trump's accountant, donald's father's accountant. he's been with the trump family since the 1970s. >> at his plea deal hearing, cohen seemed to take direct aim at the president. >> when michael cohen went into court to plead guilty. he merely needed to say i paid money in order to conceal information that would be bad for the candidate i was working for. in order to influence the election. he went a step further and said that he did that at the direction of the president. which was an unnecessary statement by him. in that proceeding. so it is interesting that michael cohen is taking the opportunity, under oath in court, to implicate the president when that was neither something that the prosecutors alleged nor was something that he had to do. >> cohen's guilty pleas coincided almost to the hour with the conviction of another member of the president's inner circle, in an entirely dif

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have lived had it not been for the unselfish act of kurdish by john allen midgett -- kerr age by john allen mitch -- courage by john allen midgett. you must realize that had it not good for your father i would not today he wrote from london a few months before he died in december of 1970. i can see now lying in the bed facing this in the front of your house water on fire will today m london a few months before he died in december you convey to your family and brothers my regards and tell in for a if it had not brave man saving us off the oil tanker mirlo i would not have had the lovely family that i have. and that ladies and gentlemen lest we forget is the legacy of the outer banks lifesaver as it continues to be today for all of our first responders, firefighters, swiftwater rescuers, law enforcement officers and members of our armed forces who all people safe. inc.. -- keep us safe. thank you. [applause] questions? yes. i, wethe end of world war did not occupied germany as we did after world war ii. did thepoint in time war diary become available to the u.s. navy? >> is my understanding that it was right after the arm

that's basically what allen has told me. allen's dad wrote all the great marx brothers and i say the reason he's a conservative is because his father was such a marxist. >> puns are the lowest form of humor. >> i never know where the line is. okay. so, "resistance is futile", why did you write this book? >> well, because i watch msnbc every night, most of every day. i read the "new york times" and i kind of considered myself an expert on the resistance. the country has lost its mind. the left has lost its mind. is not good for the country. it's certainly not good for them, i mean, there's a lot of great advice for the resistance in my book if they actually want to defeat trump. i'm kind of mad at him. if you follow me on twitter, you know that. why don't they go after him on some should-- something he's actually done as opposed to make it of these crazy theories about russian collusion? as you know from my column or the book if you have read it is just another crackpot hillary deflection that she started after whistling. >> and they

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allen. she married allen when word of the affair went public and the trouble did not end there. >> spoke out about the allegations of the adopted daughter. who claims she was molested by allen in 19976 -- 1992. >> he has been lying so long. >> she is taking advantage of the me too movement. >>> julie chen walked away from "the talk" days after her husband les moonves leaves cbs. the network hired two law firms to investigate allegations of sexual misconduct made by a dozen women in the new yorker magazine. >> chen used her maiden name as host of "big brother." >> and unexpected proposal melted hearts during the emmys on monday. >> you wonder why i don't like to call you my girlfriend. because i want to call you my wife. >> glenn weiss won an academy, stole the show by proposing to his girlfriend, jan, on stage. >> will you marry me? >>> and some of the week's most candid moments caught on camera. a camel at the circus in pittsburgh got spooked and ran wild. >>> a quick thinking police officer saved a woman from a truck flying around the corner. >>> and a florida woman is thankful to be alive after her car was stuck on the tracks. >>> and finally, a little girl in pennsylvan

hour, former aide to senator chuck schumer, chris hahn and former gop senator george allen, who voted governor allen, on the appointments of supreme court chief justice john roberts and justice samuel alito. i suppose the first question really is what are your initial impressions of what you have seen so far and how it compares to your experiences back when you were a senator for the state of virginia? >> well, first of all, i think dr. ford came across as sympathetic and believes what she was saying. we went through similar things with these political campaigns which is what this has really turned into now with miguel estrada, for example, who had a majority vote, but in those days you needed 60 votes -- liz: can i interrupt you? here comes brett kavanaugh down the hall. as he walks in, he's holding the hand of his wife, ashley, and both with very somber faces. go ahead, governor. excuse me if interrupt if this begins. >> that's all right. there was politics involved then as well as there is now, and this is a crucial seat. they think this will change the balance on the supreme court and while dr.

allen for more than 40 years. to address that history, "new york" magazine said, daphne's relationship to woody allen is disclosed is soon-yi's reason for speaking out now. >> thank you. >>> let's get another check of the weather from dylan. good morning. >> good morning, guys. of course, we have focusing on the flood threat through the carolinas and into the northeast, where 36 million people are at risk under some flash flood watch or warning. let's look at the rain that's falling. a heavy rain to the rest of raleigh. southeast of charleston, this is making a beeline toward wilmington. and some of the downpours are producing 1 to 2 inches of rain per half hour. we're looking at the threat of more flooding. this area of low pressure will continue to make its way into the northeast, as we go through the day today. it's tropical in nature. the downpours come down very, very fast. and with all of that water rushing down, it could lead to flash flooding because the water has nowhere to go. eventually in the northeast on tuesday, we'll see some of the heavier rain. with areas in massachusetts picking up 4 to 6 inches

she suffered a failure of the scenery behind the podium and pursue your heidi allen joina podium and pursue your heidi allenlist of conservative mps calling for another referendum and then the business secretary greg clark was talking about the prospect of no deal and in his view the need for a deal, different language from that mantra from theresa may about no deal being better than a bad deal. so over the next couple of days, but guarantees that the leaves will be falling from the trees and that there will be some theatrics from borisjohnson. that there will be some theatrics from boris johnson. you that there will be some theatrics from borisjohnson. you can expect him to intervene again during the conference and all on the topic of brexit that will dominate between now and wednesday. chris mason, thanks very much. with all the sport now, here's mike bushell at the bbc sport centre. good afternoon. europe have increased their lead over america in the ryder cup, after a dominant morning in paris going into this afternoon's foursome matches, which are now under way. andy swiss has been watching in the suns

allen, sunita previn, is talking about sexual abuse claims against woody allen by mia farrow in the wake of the me too movement. she says the allegations are not true. sunita previn is the adoptive daughter of woody allen and mia farrow. she told the magazine that mia farrow has taken advantage of the me too movement and called her and abusive and mean mother. mia farrow's other children have defended her and say the allegations of child molestation against woody allen from 25 years ago are not true. >>> two dogs are saved. chp rescued them from the freeway. chp says the two shepherds were wandering westbound on 580 deerpark were wandering westbound on 580 deerpark blvd. in oakland. they were dodging cars and tired and hungry. the officers took them to a local animal shelter and hopefully they will be finding a new home. >>> look at some , two seals at the marine mammal center in sausalito, seoul and rk 58, quickly becoming friends and even hugging when they met for the first time. they were recently rescued the marine mammal center says they are glad it does two have each other. >>> a new record for the annual pet food express pet fair. almost 2000 pets were adopted over the weekend. the fair was held

allen, the weinberger case felt personal. this was his backyard. and though he may not look like a working class hero in his tailored suits, ken allen says his father was a steel worker, like many of weinberger's former patients. in fact, allen the mills himself as a teenager. that's him behind the wedding mask. >> a lot of my colleagues as lawyers somehow think they morph into something different once they get a law degree and all of that. and i know who i am. i knew where i came from, and i don't forget that. >> though hard to prove, ken allen believes his lawsuit on behalf of phyllis barnes and her subsequent death are what caused mark weinberger to flee. >> weinberger realized at that juncture that his gig was up. he knew, having killed someone, that it was not something he could easily sweep under the rug. >> and so, with prosecutorial zeal, this personal injury attorney hired private investigators to chase down rumored sightings of mark weinberger. in china. israel. and france. >> it was almost like sightings of elvis because we would get tips or leads that we'd follow up on to a blind alley. >> but it was in this remote corner of italy, not far from the swiss border, that our story takes its most intriguing turn. two

joe allen's goal sealed a 1—0 victory over swansea city, but it was a disputed finish with allen appearinghas retired at the age of 29, after being diagnosed with motor neurone disease. darby came through the youth ranks at liverpool before moving to bradford in 2012 and joining bolton last summer. he hasn't played since december. manager phil parkinson said "this is heartbreaking news for stephen and his family, he's an outstanding professional and a fantastic person". england cricketers ben stokes and alex hales have been charged with bringing the game into disrepute, in connection with an incident outside a nightclub last year. stokes was cleared of affray after a trial in august. the all—rounder missed the ashes tour in australia last winter and now along with team—mate alex hales, who faced no criminal charges, but was with stokes at the time, will face a disciplinary hearing in december. england have appointed a new defensive coach — new zealanderjohn mitchell will take over until after the world cup injapan next year. mitchell was part of sir clive woodward's coaching team between 1

allen. this -- i'm paul allen. this is bloomberg. david: we will talk about how bad the tariffs could get. rishaad: looking at china's best-performing cities and the risks they face from a trade war. perry wong joining us next. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: we are back. the milken institute releasing a report tracking china's cities based on best economic performance, including factors such as gross regional product per capita and foreign direct investment. top one came up as the after being number four for a couple of years. it was referred to as a little sleeping village about 30 years ago. its success can largely be attributed to -- cities.er this is north of shenzhen in the guangdong province. four cities in the guangdong province made it into the top 10 among third tier cities. joining us from beijing is perry wong, a milk and institute -- milken institute m.d. for research. tell us about this. shenzhen in pole position, as it were. what is it doing right compared to the others? perry: a very open economy, innovative. never failed to try on just about anything that worked. that's in the dna of the city. so, the performance in the last 30 years, better yet the last three to five years, really makes the city standout. say whatmany people happened in hong kong -- hong kong has lost its get up and go. did it get up and go and move to shenzhen? perry: [laughter] well, not quite yet. i think they are two different economies. so, not so fast yet. are a lots -- there of complementary characteristics. they can leverage each other pretty well. that's given time, not right away. rishaad: but it's a whole new isn'tong -- guangdong, it, compared to others? perry: correct. if you look at the ranking this year, it is well represented. you have the most open economy, shenzhen, ranked number one. then you have the largest chinese city at number two. then you have the most integrated industrial complex in the north ranked number three. those are the top three large cities. then if you look at the smaller cities, i think what surprises many people will be the fourth four,st city ranks number as you indicated in the beginning. all those economies are close to hong kong and macau. one of them actually has a long reputation as a manufacturing center in the south, quite competitive to its large sister city. it is quite interesting. david: this is david. talk to us a little bit more about guiyang. that city in that province doesn't automatically come to mind when you talk about the most prosperous parts of china. perry: correct. i think you are quite right. you are being very polite. guiyang is one of the poorest provinces in the country since ancient times, just simply because of the logistics and the geo position. however, the city has become a , communication, data storage, cloud computing, also a transportation hub for china to belt and road initiative. it is a transportation point to go south and southwest. perry, i'm quite curious. you are there in beijing. i can't help but peer over your shoulder. i hope it is fog, but something tells me it is not. how does the formulation and methodology change when you measure the success of these cities? the growth model is changing. china trying to stem air pollution, i imagine, would have a big impact on how these cities prosper in the future. i'm guessing you wouldn't normally want to live in a city that is high-growth, but also highly polluted. change the, we don't barometers that often. i think the value of any ranking is that you have to have a very stable or consistent parameter in the model. when we went out to do this four years ago, we actually -- brated the model the willingness of foreign capital, foreign nationals to live in the city. foreign direct investment is one. igh other one, i think we we quite heavily is the share of the high-value industry that would include engineers, high-end services, bankers, etc. , to be able to work in that location. i having those two, we implicitly state or described how important that part of the element is in our ranking. they are not direct, but over wouldcertainly no one like to live in a highly polluted environment. quite nicely, two days ago when i landed in beijing, the sky was but it changed a little bit today, unfortunately. ,opefully by the time i leave the city's sky will turn blue again. rishaad: hope springs eternal. please stick around. we will talk about these cities in china and the ones which may be hit the hardest from an upcoming deep-seated trade war. that's more from perry wong. ♪ rishaad: you are back with "bloomberg markets." i'm rishaad salamat. david: i'm david ingles. bit.asing a little when you look at the growth numbers, a little bit of a slow down. trade tensions and uncertainty. capex being shelved ahead of all of the uncertainty. perry wong is still with us, milken institute, m.d. of re search. thanks for sticking around. you guys ran the numbers to come up with the top 10 list here. help us understand, based on your understanding, which of these cities might be impacted the most from these trade wars. actually, if you look at the top 10 list, more than half the cities i think would be impacted by the trade disruption, the increasing trade tensions, simply because many of those cities are quite open economies. they are all --- they all will, to some degree. some might fare bought her -- better because of certain products but i think, all will be impacted. rishaad: shenzhen with the whole chinadown on made in 2025 is in a position that could be quite precarious, isn't it? perry: yes, it is. not only the current stage, but the intense discussion or negotiation, but also i think into the future as well. is it going to be all negative? i think it is way too early to tell, because foreign economies -- for an economy of that size, there are ways to mitigate some of those negative impacts. so, we will see, but it does impact investment in years to come, if indeed we cannot resolve this issue. david: perry, a big part of this conversation is which parts of the manufacturing capacity of china move outside to southeast asia, but you are also doing some research here on third tier cities. help us understand what the cost of doing business in those third tier, fourth tier cities is. perry: yeah. actually, we look at chinese geography. as can try to think of china which china do you wish to talk about when you talk about expenses and such. you can stay with the tier one, tier two cities. they are expensive. if you go down to the third tier, fourth tier cities, they are quite cheap. that's why the chinese central government had tried to build up the infrastructures so they can migrate some of the manufacturing activity of the coastal region to the inland region. now, in our ranking this year, one city actually rose to the top 10. cheaper than many of the large cities in the province. the city's manufacturing base has grown in the last decade and shenzhenn contrast to or shanghai. some of those actually have quite restrictive policy on industries because of pollution issues. now the growth of the province probably incdicates that there s vast land and city space that can do manufacturing. rishaad: always a pleasure. thank you for joining us from beijing. perry wong, m.d. of research at the milken institute. taking a look at those top cities, where to do business, which are the best places and the not so good places. david: right. let's get you caught up on the latest business flash headlines. to 960 to raise up million u.s. dollars. cmb international and goldman sachs are joint sponsors of the offering, according to the prospectus. resume: due to operations after they were halted last week by the earthquake. operations restored. japanese -- ♪ >> the eeci opens new doors of opportunity to innovative investment. the eeci fosters an ecosystem that facilitates industrial research by providing advanced infrastructure and world-class talent. worldiland welcomes the to invest in the eeci and benefit from special privileges. >> with generous tax incentives >> 10:29 in hong kong. i'm paul alleneadlines. france says it is confident italy won't breach eu budget rules, and the finance minister says there are no french spending claims. saiding at a foreign, he readdressing public accounts was not negotiable, but declined to say what measures need to be taken. he also says italy will stay within eu guidelines. >> we judge on that. i have had a lot of discussions. i think he is aware of the importance of the decisions that will be taken for the next incoming budget and confident that all the italian political leaders are aware of their responsibilities. iraq is pumping oil at record levels despite rising popular unrest in the south. it is producing crude at about 4.4 million barrels per day, amid protests in neighboring regions that are not causing disruptions. demonstrators burned government buildings and the iranian consulate, demanding jobs and basic services. south korea has become the first of iran's top three oil stopmers amid demands to buying oil. china and india have rest

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allen says amazon's work demands are ruining her life. >> it's been the ultimate nightmare. >> reporter: allen says she processed an average of 600 items an hour on the job here at a broken work station that injured her back. >> it felt like somebody stabbed me in the back and drug a knife all the way. she attempted to minimize it and not paying during the dispute over her workers' compensation claim. now she's homeless sleeping in her car often in the amazon parking lot. >> so you're sleeping right in here. allen is not alone. this year amazon, which has over 175 fulfillment centers around the world and more than half a million employees was ranked one of the 12 worst companies to work for. by the national counsel for occupational safety and health. a non-profit that advocates for worker health and safety. as by far the largest online retailer for americans, amazon's record is difficult to compare to other major brands. this summer, people protested against amazon worker conditions and wages in new jersey and spain. in minnesota, three current and former amazon employees spoke out to nbc news alleging injuries on the job. allen says amazon offered to pay her $3,500 if she agreed not to discuss her experience. and to absolve the company of any responsibility. >> it's not worth me giving up my first amendment right to be able to speak about what happened to me at amazon. >> reporter: vicki shannon allen is 1 of 2,500 employees that work at this fulfi fulfillment center. when we put thyseese alle

allen said amazon's work demands are ruining her life. >> it's been the ultimate nightmare. >> reporter: allen said she processed an average of 600 items an hour on the job here at a broken work station that injured her back. >> it felt like somebody stabbed me in the back and drug a knife all the way down. >> reporter: alan showed us documents and claimed amazon attempted to minimize her injury by not sending her to a doctor for weeks and not paying her during the dispute over her workers' compensation claim. now she's homeless, sleeping in her car, often in the amazon parking lot. you're sleeping right in here? alan is not alone. this year amazon which has over 175 fulfillment centers around the world and more than half a million employees was ranked one of the 12 worst companies to work for by the national council for occupational safetyonlineco. this summer they protested against conditions and wages in new jersey and spain. ee current former amazon employees spoke out to nbc news alleging injuries on job. amazon offered to pay her $3500 to not talk. >> it's not worth me giving up my first amendment right to be able to speak about what's happened to me at amazon. >> reporter: vicky shannon allenne of 2500 employees that work at this fulfillment center. when we put this allegation to amazon, they opened up their doors. they called her situation unfortunate. they've offered her medical treatment and spending money and a new, lesssi day. >> reporter: senior vice pres toversees operations fulfillment worldwide. >> the overwhelming majority of those hours are safe hours and they go home safely. >> reporter: the former head of the occupational health and safety administration or osha strongly disagrees. dr. david michaels issued this warning level to amazon in 2016 critical of the in hauser advice providing medical care at fulfillment centers. letters like these are rare and other comnieeceived them. >> we issued a letter of warning to amazon. they've made some terrible mistakes. people who were hurt were treated poorly. >> reporter: amazon said it disagrees with conclusions and recommended changes. alan has not accep a new position because her back jirp still keeps her off the job

allen were still a couple at the time, but previn and allen said they believed the pair was over. she said they were like two magnets, very attracted to each other. she said, mia was never kind to me, never civil. but with allenid, she felt valued. now we reached out to mia farrow. she is not commenting, however, seven of her nine living children say they, quote, stand by our mom. none of us witnessed anything other than compassionate treatment in our home, and dylan farrow firing back at "new york" magazine saying the article included falsehoods and fabrications. and added that the idea of letting a friend of an alleged predator write an article that is one-sided is disgusting. the magazine sthas is a story about soon-yi p rerksrevin. soon-yi and woody allen have been married for 20 years. she was ready to break her silence, and wow, did she ever. >> stunning read. >> thank you, paula. >>> coming up, we have mission accomplished, what this inspiring young girl just crossed off her bucket list. come on back. just crossed off her bucket list. come on back. new car and totals. and as if that wasn't bad enough, now your insurance won't replace it outright because of depreciation. if your insurance won't replace

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allen up and over. you talk about the quarterbacks heading injured. josh allen is the bills -- the vikings. that is your play of the weekend. it can happen any time and he was not hurt on the play. just goes to show. >>> thank you for joining us. a good night. >>> sheldon cooper's decent into madness, 2:25 a.m. i feel the urge to urinate. my normal urination time is 7:10 a.m., but here i am in the mid of the night struggling to keep my mind sharp and my pajamas dry. it is only a matter of time before my tenuous grasp on reality fades. i suppose i should pee while i still know what a toilet is. >> since when do you hum songs. >> what are you talking? >> you were humming. >> are you sure? because sometimes when my brain really gets moving it makes noise. >> how does your brain feel about calculating the surface tension of the domain walls. >> let's see -- ♪ >> hey! >> i was humminging. one point for huffelpuff. >> what song is that? >> well, hum it again. >> ♪ >> is

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allen weisselberg. but there hasn't been much reporting on who employee two was who received a request for authorization from allen weisselbe weisselbergburg. that's someone that may be in the crosshairs of this. >> and they would be in trouble. there has also been reporting that allen weisselberg has been offered at least limited immunity in exchange for his testimony in conjunction of this case so that's another angle here. they would be in trouble here nor facilitating that payment which was designed to influence the election and trying to make it look like something else? is it essentially participating in a cover-up of the crime for which cohen has pled guilty? >> so there is a pathway to prosecution for that. but that's much more difficult because the trump organization is a private company. that's a like a books and records accounting fraud offense which is often you'll see with public companies where they itemize something in a false way. they don't include the proper expenses. and the proper explanations. and the michael cohen information somewhat notably lays out in greater detail than necessary the cover-up as you point out. if someone were to be charged with campaign finance fraud, the conspiracy that cohen pled guilty to which is what bloomberg is repor

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allen of georgia. the chair: pursuant to house resolution 1049, the gentleman from georgia, mr. allen, and a member opposed each will control five minutes. the chair now recognizes the gentleman from georgia. mr. allen: thank you, mr. speaker. h.r. 1635 makes important improvements to ensure the department of education is doing its job when offering loans to our students for their continued education. too many young people are coming out of school with a mountain of student loan debt without having understood the full implications of accepting such debt in the first place. students receiving annual counseling about the obligations of federal student loans is long overdue. however, it's imperative that institutions of higher education do their part to ensure that students consider federal student loans as a last resort. in fact, one of the questions that i ask in a committee hearing is, does anyone encourage students to work their way through college anymore? my amendment provides nothing prohibits institutions from providing additional financial counseling above what is already included in the bill. when it comes to government-backed loans, the goal of every education -- higher education institution

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allen weisselberg and the ceo of american media, he has immunity in exchange for his testimony and allen weisselberg who has been the chief financial officer of the trump organization, he has immunity as well. this must make the president nervous. >> i'm sure. the last three are important because they are linked by the testimony of michael cohen. weisselberg was named in the infamous call, the recorded conversation leaked by lanny davis about michael cohen and the yet that we want david pecker in case he gets hit by a bus. we want to clear up the agreements they have. the la two, david pecker and allen named in the conversation. they are distinct from paul manifort whose role is for the campaign. there is the ability to at this point in time, they are linked by the president's own realization that at all fronts whether in his financial dealings or organization and corporation, he is being attacked or through the idea of using paul manafort on the campaign trail. there is one key thread here. michael cohen's conversation with david pecker and about allen weisselberg was about campaign finance related issues and whether or not to suppress information from the american people and that is the main threat that should make him nervous. >> i'm sure they are all very, very nervous. thanks very much for the analysis. how the hearings are playing out potentially next week. why president trump in a major reversal is saying he may not release classified russia probe documents after all. the director of legislative affairs, mark short, he is standing by live. we have lots to discuss. ♪ ok here w

allen, soon-yi has remanld mostly silent but now she's speaking out abo her marriage, her famous mother and the me too movement.er ght soon-yi breaking her silence 25 years after her affair with woody allen first madead nes. she's the adopted daughter of ow. fa farrow was allen's previn's 25-year senior. now speaking out about her famous mother telling new york magazine "vulture" they were like oil and water. mia wasn't maternal to me, who was adopted by farrow and her husband, andre previn. she tried to teach me the alphabet with those wooden blocks. if i didn't get them right, sometimes she would throw them at meher down on floor. who can learn under that pressure? she say she's not seeking revenge against farrow. i was never interested in writing a mommy drest, getting even. she spoke out about dylan farrow, who claims she was molested by allen in 1992 when she was just 7 years old, saying what's happened to woody is so upsetting, so unjust. mia has taken advange of the me too movement and paraded dylan asm and whole new generation is hearing about it when they shouldn't. the claims setting offer a bitter custody battle. allen was never charged with a crime. dylan has spoken out in recent years. >> he's lying and he's been lying for so long. >> farrow relea

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. >> mike allen just did move this forward. >> mike allen moved it forward this morning by saying he'sthat there are dozens of people in the white house telling him -- >> one of them said there are dozens. >> that has the smell of truth to it. there are dozens. >> what is the truth the fact that he operates unconventionally everyone knows that. >> i think if you read that op ed, its more than quote unconventional. >> immoral >> was bill clinton or amoral? >> was it every time -- every time we have this conversation about morality it gets -- we somehow turn it into a competition between president trump and bill clinton. >> he changes his mind really quickly and we had to give him a summary on hezbollah. none of those things seem like the end of the world. >> did you read the op ed? it says that he is off the rails -- >> who wrote the op ed, walter what if its a guy who's 150th. >> i would agree with you that "the new york times" shouldn't have printed it if its a total nobody. >> bill crystal could have written it. any no trumper could have written it. >> you and i know that in the gues

allen) in the days of the 30's everything was studio structure everybody worked for the studio. harry cohn at columbia, not only saw dailies, he knew how to look at dailies. (allen daviau) the first thing they looked at was how the stars looked. the cinematographer was under a great deal of pressure to deliver mood, to deliver drama, to deliver all the texture that the story demanded and at the same time keep the stars looking as good as the studio expected them to look. a strong structure watched over the technique of the pictures and enforced certain rules. (richard sylbert) one thing about the old system was that you actually designed the entire movie. you made all these choices. it was a world you created. it wasn't a world you went out and found. (narrator) it was the director on the set who orchestrated each craft in the storytelling process -- scripting, costume, production, lighting, camera movement, editing, acting -- supported by an army of experts working together to achieve the most emotionally compelling result. (director) all right, freddy, you know. you've been after the girl, unsuccessfully. so this time very tender, very earnest and very sincere and rather quiet. you all ready, duke? all right, roll 'em! in the days of the studio system they had everybody under contract. (robert towne) they had a bungalow for writers, you would find benchley, parker, fitzgerald, sidney buckman, row by row. so it was much more efficient to say "let fitzgerald do the love scene, let parker do the comedy scene. let buckman make sure it's structured properly." just monkeys on a typewriter. but they were clever monkeys. that's what happened in "casablanca," ...at least, as i understand it. there was this fellow who wrote the play, everybody comes to ricks. then the epstein brothers got involved in rewriting it. then howard koch got involved in rewriting it. and out of this potpourri came this marvelous movie. ♪ you must remember this ♪ a kiss is just a kiss ... ♪ a sigh is just a sigh ♪ (narrator) "casablanca." one of the greatest love stories ever told was made in 1942 in consummate studio style. at least six writers worked on the script. the cast included 34 nationalities. but what truly engaged audiences in "casablanca" was not the dialects, but the way it was directed, lit, photographed, acted and edited. hollywood filmmaking at its height, so effortless, so masterful it's invisible to the audience. ♪ ... as time goes by ♪ sam, i thought i told you never to play -- (richard sylbert) the way i was brought up the only thing left on the screen is the story and the actors. everyone else should disappear. (martin scorsese) because it's deceptive, because it's more subtle it's harder to see. but it's not invisible. if you learn how to look at it it's not invisible. it's very, very precise and really very artful. cameramen like harry stradling that i began with and kaufman, the point was to do something so well that nobody noticed it. (allengrew into a set of rules. an image could be beautiful but not so beautiful as to draw attention to itself. nor should the technique of camera movement nor cutting draw attention to itself. i remember a very sweet editor who did ann miller pictures at columbia when i was starting out. and he would bring me in and show me, "now you always start with a long shot. and then you work your way into the closer shots. and then over shoulder and then close-ups." in other words, you were taught a formal way. here's looking at you, kid. this polished surface became much more important, that the audience wasn't to notice cuts, the audience wasn't to notice camera movement. which was to the good in terms of non-interrupting the story. what i learned was to try to make editing seamless. you should never be aware of cuts. you want to feel as though that scene is taking place in front of your eyes as you speak, looking at a proscenium arch but you're much closer, you're much more involved. (david bordw

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allen weissenburg how to set it up with familiar funding. yes. >> michael cohen says he's going to confirm with allen weissenburg, the trump organization's cfo, but he's a legacy employee for the trump family. he was trump's accountant, donald's father's accountant, been with the trump family since the 1970s. >> he took aim at the president in the hearing. >> michael cohen went into court to plead guilty. he knew he needed to say, "i paid money in order to conceal information that would be bad for the candidate i was working for and in order to influence the election." he went a step further and he said he did that at the direction of the president, which was an unnecessary statement by him in that proceeding, so it is interesting that michael cohen is taking the opportunity under oath in court to implicate the president when that was something neither the prosecutors alleged nor something he had to do. >> these pleas coincided to the hour with another conviction of another member of the president's inner circle in another federal court. >> paul was convicted of eight felonies today including filing false income tax returns, failing to report foreign bank accounts, and another foreign bank fraud charge. >> the day after that, the president offered support to paul manafort on twitter, but not to michael cohen. i feel badly for paul and his wonderful family. unlike michael cohen, he refused to break, make up stories in order to get a deal. he went further and took a sarcastic tone regarding his once loyal supporter. if anyone is looking for a good lawyer, i would strongly suggest you don't retain the services of michael cohen. >> in the end, his arc, which was on a very upward trajectory with donald trump, was undone by the person who gave him that lifeline, donald trump, himself. >> few people who knew michael cohen as a young man would have predicted he's going to be embroiled in a presidential crisis. by all accounts, he had an upper middle class childhood in upper new york, attended new york university in the 1980s as a brash realtor was becoming a celebrity and "art of the deal" was a best seller, striving for cohen to have an equally glamorous future. >> he said as a teenager he admired donald trump, not only for real estate acumen, but admired his personality and brashness, approach to life. michael was drawn to him. >> after graduating in 1988, cohen dabbled in politics, volunteering on the presidential campaign of democrat michael dukak dukakis. he attended law school where classmates noted his big ambitions. >> michael could handle stress. he was a bright guy, and he had a good sense of humor, and i liked that. >> he talked to a lot of people, he was very personable. >> he was very motivated. he had his eye on the fall. no question about that. he was a doctor, going to be a lawyer, going to go back and do big deals, and be successful in new york city. >> his legal career began in new york city working for a personal injury lawyer. in 1994, he married his childhood sweet heart, laura, at the swanky pierre hotel. this marriage opened doors for cohen. >> michael got involved with business and personal dealings with associated with. >> some broke the law, including his own father-in-law. >> he was convicted of tax fraud in the early '9 0s, and he got probation. >> following in his father-in-law's footsteps, cohen got involved in the taxing industry. >> afill yamted with a fleet of 200 in new york city and chicago, and in 2012, he was reporting $90,000 a month from taxing business. >> but two taxing medallions, simon and the taxi king were eventually convicted of multiple crimes. >> this is one of the vulnerabilities he created for himself by being in business with someone who got on the wrong side of the law. freedman like garber has a checkered background. he pled guilty to tax fraud. >> all the charges are unrelated to michael cohen, but the company he keeps is noticeable. >> after running for new york city council in 2003 and losing in a landslide, cohen turned attention to real estate. he used his earliest deals to attract the attention of a man whose brash per sewn that and glamorous lifestyle made him a reality tv star. >> you're fired. >> donald j. trump, enjoying fame on the hit show, "the aparen sapre apprenti apprentice." >> bought a $5 million property on park avenue where ivanka trump lived. >> after becoming treasurer for the trump world tower, he proved the value to trump for the first time. >> donald trump is impressed by the effort that michael cohen helped lead to oppose a tennis movement in the building to reorganize the building. he took trump's side against the other owners in the building, and trump was grateful. >> cohen's ambition was rewarded in 2006 when he became a lawyer for donald trump and shortly after, executive vice president of the trump organization. micah cohen found a seat at the table with the mogul he long admired. >> it was an alluring universe to be in trump tower. this is a man who idolized him for many years before he ended up working there. it was a dream come true. >>> coming up -- >> michael cohen was a thug. he was an absolute street thug in the way he went about defending trump and trying to intimidate people that they perceive ed crossing donald tru. you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase relieves your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. flonase helps block 6 key inflammatory substances. most pills only block one. flonase. kayak compares hundreds of travel and airline sites so you can be confident you're getting the right flight at the best price. cheers! kayak. search one and done. this is the angel oak. some say the oldest living thing east of the mississippi. it's weathered countless storms. battered, but never broken, it stands for the resilience within us all. ♪ >>> in the summer of 2015, donald trump descended an escalator in trump tower and sent the nation on an unexpected course. >> i am officially running for president of the united states, and we are going to make our country great again. >> the donald flirted with presidential runs before. >> welcome to new hampshire. >> in 2011, he tested the waters with a full support and encouragement of the trump organization's most loyal aide, chief among them, attorney michael cohen. >> i watch you every night on tv. >> well, you better. >> for cohen, it was the way to merge political ambitions with his business affairs. >> i think this, before the election, michael cohen is more political than donald trump was. this is someone who encouraged donald trump to run for president, had been involved in campaigns before. >> cohen flew to iowa in trump's private plane to meet republican operatives. >> michael cohen, who is the one who set up this website, shouldtrumprun. >> trump mentioned the site in a campaign video that ran on aol. >> recently a group formed, a very dependent group, formed shouldtru shouldtrumprun.com. >> perhaps foreshadowing events to come, that triggered a complaint. >> that complaint alleged that michael cohen could not be independent of donald trump because he worked for donald trump, although he said he was independent of donald trump. >> in 2011, the fcc ruled in cohen's favor. the win was another way of proving his loyalty. >> the way he initially described it to me was a father-son relationship. when i asked him why he had blind loyalty, he always threw the question back to me, would you do this for your father? >> at the end of the day, the only people donald trump really considers his family are his own family. anyone who considers themselves to be almost a trump family member should really take a reality check because they tend not to stay around very long. >> but cohen did stay and proved his willingness to fight for his boss by aggressively attacking donald trump's enemies, real or perceived. >> not only a war of words, between a beauty queen of organizers of the miss usa pagea pageant. pennsylvania's representative claims the competition is rigged. >> just after the 2012 miss usa pageant, co-owned by donald trump, they claimed the finalists were predetermined. >> my message is very simple. i want the truth made known. >> the father spoke with michael cohen's about her daughter's claims and said cohen was by ledge rant. >> it is terrifies for cohen working for donald trump to get you on the phone and intimidate, but part of what a lawyer is supposed to be doing is intimidating people to keep them away from the case. >> allegations were not proven and president trump won. he was an attack dog against donald trump's most hated adversaries, the press. the news websites, the daily beast, felt cohen's wrath. >> they wrote a story about a deposition that trump's first wife had given in a case, and in that deposition, she said he was raped by trump. >> she later withdrew the claim saying it was not a literal or criminal sense, but in 2015 when the daily beast reporter contacted trump campaign for comment, michael cohen increasingly assertive in the role of fixer responded viciously, and npr released the audio. >> i'm warning you, tread very [ bleep ] lightly because what i'm going to do to you is disgusting. do you understand me? >> michael cohen was a thug. he was an absolute street thug in the way he went about defending president trump and defending people that they perceived to be crossing donald trump. michael cursed, i'm going to go after you and take you down. that's what people do in business. >> this is not the way that most attorneys operate. this is why he became a valued member of the trump organization. >> over the next few years, cohen would take his loyalty to a whole new level. >> he was someone who was a pit bull, never shies away from a fight, someone who never hesitates to defend donald trump and the trump family. >> and we will make america great again. >> michael cohen was not just helping with politics. while donald trump's 2016 presidential campaign gained momentum, cohen sought real estate deals for his boss. during several efforts to develop a much-coveted trump megatower in moscow, cohen turned to his friend, felix, who had alleged ties to russian organized crime. >> michael cohen and felix jointly tried to propose the construction of the new trump tower in moscow during the presidential campaign, and donald trump was aware of that effort. >> it would be an alleged trip to meet with russian officials that earned cohen a chapter in the dossier. >> the dossier is the famous report put together by the former british agent, paid for by the hillary clinton campaign, so a lot of allegations in this that have to do with the president trump campaign colluded with russia, and that michael cohen was a prize, met with russians to discuss hacking of democrats. >> he continues to emphatically deny allegations that were made concerning him in the dossier. >> cohen's efforts to fulfill trump's dream to develop a trump m mega tower never came through. cohen continued to fight hard for his boss, showing his teeth after the first republican debate on fox news in 2016, during which megyn kelly challenged then candidate trump. >> you called women you don't like fat pigs, dogs, and disgusting animals. >> only rosie o'donnell. >> he struck back on twitter. >> he tweeted about megyn kelly, who trump was critical of, and she was upset about this, understandably so. it's simple. if she or anyone else was in his mind going after his boss, he was going to fight back. it's a kind of lawyer trump would want. >> during the campaign, cohen continually took on the media and one target in particular, cnn. >> you guys are down, and it makes sense that -- >> not true. >> and it -- >> not true. >> most of them? all of them? >> says who? >> while they surprised some, nothing was as surprising as election night. >> here is the first projection in the trump column of decision 2016. >> trump had a lot more support in that lot more states with a lot more people than the polls detected. >> i just received a call from secretary clinton. [ cheers and applause ] >> as trump filled out the role in his new administration, michael cohen reportedly hoped to become the chief of staff, but the loyal attorney was overlooked. >> there were people around the president who were not big fans of michael, and so they encouraged him to keep his distance. but at the same time, the russian investigation was heating up, and michael cohen was testifying in front of the house and congress, and to the advice of counsel on both sides, they were not doing a lot of talking. >> michael cohen got a rude awakening before trump got to the white house. he felt shoved aside and not given a position in the white house that he wanted, and he was making his disappointment known about that, and i don't think trump or his family particularly cared. to a certain extent, he disappeared off of their radar screen when trump went to washington. >> he would soon reemerge and play a pivotal role in trump's presidency. >> there was substantial information prior to to the election and that made him a particularly dangerous person to the president. -♪ he's got legs of lumber and arms of steel ♪ ♪ he eats a bowl of hammers at every meal ♪ ♪ he holds your house in the palm of his hand ♪ ♪ he's your home and auto man ♪ big jim, he's got you covered ♪ ♪ great big jim, there ain't no other ♪ -so, this is covered, right? -yes, ma'am. take care of it for you right now. giddyup! hi! this is jamie. we need some help. need a change of scenery? the kayak price forecast tool tells you whether to wait or book your flight now. so you can be confident you're getting the best price. giddyup! kayak. search one and done. ♪ one look at you and i can't disguise ♪ ♪ i've got hungry eyes applebee's new 3-course meal starting at $11.99. now that's eatin' good in the neighborhood. i'm begging you... take gas-x.ed beneath the duvet your tossing and turning isn't restlessness, it's gas! gas-x relieves pressure, bloating and discomfort... fast! so we can all sleep easier tonight. we are the tv doctors of america, and we may not know much about medicine, but we know a lot about drama. from scandalous romance, to ridiculous plot twists. 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>> why did michael cohen -- [ inaudible ] >> ask the attorney. >> do you know where he got the money to make the payment? >> no. >> just four days later, cohen would face a crisis of his own. >> we have new report in the fbi has reportedly raided the office of president trump's long time personal lawyer. >> investigators seized e-mails, tax document, and business records. >> bombs are dropping. >> if a link to michael cohen woke up in the hotel he was living, at 7:30 about a dozen fbi agents knocked on the door, did not break it down, and that's the cell phone snatched from his hand, and began a raid of the hotel room. >> simultaneously, the fbi searched cohen's apartment and his office at rockefeller center. >> the goal is to execute search warrants simultaneously for surprise and to make sure that nobody gets tipped off, and that evidence does not disappear. >> fbi agents seized a massive haul of information including documents, computer hard drives, phones, and other devices. they also seized some other crucial evidence. over 100 audio recordings. >> the president addressed the media about it, and in very stark terms, really went after the justice department. >> president trump interrupted a critical national security meeting about looming action against syria to denounce the fbi and raid on the lawyer's office. >> so i just heard that, as i broke into the office of one of my personal attorneys, a good man, and it's a disgrace. frankly, it's a real disgrace. it's an attack on our country in a true sense. it's an attack on what we all stand for. >> hours later, at 4:00 a.m., the president was clearly still enraged, firing off tweets about the cohen rage including attorney-client privilege is dead. >> attorney-client privilege is not a magic wand, but a carefully defined privilege. anything you say to an attorney is not by definition privileged, and it's certainly not privileged if the attorney is helping you commit a crime or conceal a crime. >> cohen was not charged with anything at the time, but the fbi seizures parked a fire storm that is still burning for michael cohen and for the president. >> big news of the russian witch hunt. - [narrator] the typical vacuum head has its limitations, so shark invented duo clean. while deep cleaning carpets, the added soft brush roll picks up large particles, gives floors a polished look, and fearlessly devours piles. duo clean technology, corded and cord-free. and fearlessly devours piles. so let's promote our falle a homecomingtravel dealame, on choicehotels.com like this. touchdown. earn a free night when you stay just twice this fall. or, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com but allstate actually helps you drive safely... with drivewise. it lets you know when you go too fast... ...and brake too hard. with feedback to help you drive safer. giving you the power to actually lower your cost. unfortunately, it can't do anything about that. now that you know the truth... are you in good hands? 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>> because he's got other things. he's got businesses. but i'm not involved. >> in that civil litigation with daniels, they folded, withdrawing their part of the suit in saying they would not enforce the mda, but as problems multiplied, many wondered how the loyalty to trump would last. >> everybody slips. >> what if he flips over? >> if he flips, you're in trouble. >> in the following weeks, president trump turned to rudy to turn to the court of public opinion and contradicted the president's statements claiming he didn't know about the payments with a may 2 interview be sean hannity. >> oh, i didn't -- he did? >> yes. >> intentionally or not, he confirmed what many alleged. michael cohen did pay hush money to stormy daniels, and the president was fully aware of the payment. >> the president's story and parroted by his television lawyer has consistently be shifting, and it is no coincidence they started shifting after the fbi searched michael cohen, and now all the sudden, they started to say, oh, yes, the president knew, and he reimbursed him. >> as the story dominated the media universe, daniels made a surprise appearance on "saturday night live." >> this is michael cohen, are you alone? >> yes? >> what are you wearing? >> excuse me? >> three days later, daniels' lawyer dropped another bomb on cohen, this time, allegations about the consulting business and one client, a private equity firm linked to a russian oligarch who had close ties to vladimir putin. nbc news reviewed financial documents that appear to support the claim that the firm paid cohen a half million dollar consultant fee, funneled through the exact same show company used to pay off daniels. as the summer wore on, the growing sense of legal jeopardy took its toll. the already strained relationship with president trump further deteriorated. >> the relationship soured, i believe, first over money. over who is going to pay for the lawyers. >> there was another problem looming. the feds had seized more than 1 million pieces of potential evidence from cohen including an audio tape of the president. >> once they started the document sharing process and seeing what cohen had including those tapes, there was a sense of, this guy could bring us down. >> cohen began complaining to friends he felt abandoned by the man he worked so hard to defend. >> this is a man increasingly angry and upset and isolated. >> on june 20th, he resigned as post as finance chairman at the republican national committee. and after years of putting his boss first, michael cohen sent a new message in an interview with abc news saying, quote, my wife, my daughter, and my son have my first loyalty and always will. i put family and country first. >> he did not want to be seen as the guy who was going to take a bullet for the president. he wanted to be seen as a guy who would, perhaps, take the president down. >>> coming up, a new strategy for cohen. >> hiring the attorney randy davis, permanent democratic operative, and a close clinton ally. oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under seven? 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allen home. >> what has this done for you all as a family. >> it's renewed my faith in humanity and people. >> reporter: brody is one of six kids. mckenzie allendoesn't know he's sick. you are the ones that are, in a way, suffering perhaps even more than he is. >> he carries everybody else. he keeps us happy. keeps us in a good mood. >> reporter: and thisnity kept brody happy on a warm autumn day by making it a very merry christmas. for cbs this morning, vladimir duthiers, cincinnati, ohio. >>> and that's the overnight news for this tuesday. for some of you, the news continues. and for others, check back with us a little later for the "morning news" and, of course, "cbs this morning." from the broadcast center in new york city, i'm demarco morgan. captioning funded by cbs >>> it's tuesday, september 25th, 2018. this is the "cbs morning news." supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh comes out swinging, defending himself against allegations of sexual misconduct. >>> job in jeopardy? the fate of deputy attorney general rod rosenstein as he's scheduled to meet with the president. >>> and a dallas police officer who said she accidentally shot and kil

allen. tonight, seven of farrow's nine children are standing with their mother, including son's ronan. he's calling his mother "a we voted mom who created a loving home," adding, "but that has never stopped woody allen and hid allies from planting storie that attack and vilify my mother to deflect from my sister's credible allegation of abuse." >> reporter: no one is parading dylan around as a victim, and she slams the magazine for what she calls a one-sided piece. and the magazine says this is previn's chance to tell her story. >> erielle, thank you. >>> there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this monday. that deadly shark attack off cape cod. what we've now learned tonight about the victim engaged to be maried and what his friend witnessed in the water. >>> also tonight, the suspected serial killer, authorities going before the cameras just moments ago. what they're now saying about the u.s. border patrol agent and what he allegedly did. >>> that incredible rescue in the flood zone after he left the hurricane, this story that captured so many of us and our attention, the dogs that could not get out on their own, wagging their tails when rescuers arrive. >>> and diane sawyer with sa

john allen in his group were awarded the gold lifesaving medal and the grand cross of the cross of honor, king george the als for thek med rescuers, and wears for his lifetime of service, john allen had two u.s. coast guard cutters named in his honor, including one recently. whereas august 6 and 16th and 2018 marked the 100th anniversary of these events, and whereas the state of north carolina recognizes the generation of men and who have risked their personal safety to keep countless ships a safe throughout the course of the rich history of the north ,arolina coast, now therefore i roy cooper, governor of north carolina hereby proclaim august 6-16, 20 18 as the centennial of world war i along the north carolina coast in north carolina and command its observance by all citizens. governor roy cooper." i want to thank the governor for that, and also that members of and one of our department of north carolina and cultural resources, suzy hamilton and michelle walker did a great job. people,lso think other but will keep it brief, i promise. if you have not seen the exhibit we have in the main gallery, please do so. the u-boat and the rescue. it is well worth seeing. i want to thank t

allen is now building a massive apartment and retail complex in a way the neighborhood is finding very disruptive in a neighborhood that is already now below 20% in terms of the black population. allenting this next act of moving into other neighborhoods with residential and maybe neighbors are not happy about what is being done to the their neighborhoods -- to their neighborhoods. jason: so all of the places scrambling for this second headquarters, was this lightning in a bottle caught by two billionaires by accident? what should people take away from what they can do to make amazon happy? dina: what seattle folks say people should take away from this rapid expansion is to try and be a little more thoughtful. that cameo the mayor up with the policies that enabled this, and he said, it would have been better for the city if the development had been slower and if there had been better planning. 'sazon asked these company competing cities, what will you do about traffic and housing? looking towards not having a repeat of the negative consequences. carol: seattle and silicon valley and beyond. the massive impact of technology around the cities 10 be seen around the globe. i don't think