mike: the andersons.ou know, vacation every year in the mountains for snowing, up north for water skiing. john: we don't vacation anymore together. we don't do a lot of things because it's just too -- lemonis: as a family. john: yeah, because it's too painful. mike: our family just, like, broke apart. this back area is a little too cramped. lemonis: because you're trying to run two businesses out of 'em. mike: exactly. john: so this is the office. lemonis: hi, there. val: hi. lemonis: i'm marcus. val: val. nice to meet you. lemonis: val, nice to meet you. what do you do? val: i'm the office manager, and i take care of finances for tankfarm. i do -- lemonis: the stores? val: the stores. i do, like, the deposits at the banks. i do payroll. lemonis: and are you guys all paid through anderson? val: correct. lemonis: okay. john: this is amy. amy: i'm the production manager for anderson and tankfarm. lemonis: okay. amy: and then i do finances for anderson, as well, too. lemonis: are you on anderson's payroll, o

anderson had not been subpoenaed for any documents at the time anderson was proceeding to get ready for the investigation. so they just made up a new offense by combining the two different statutes. >> what was the federal trial judge quick. >> anderson did appeal it and then the first one - - the fifth circuit affirmed it. mark: the united states supremes court which is relatively rare and the justices look at this. they say wait. there is no criminal intent or culpability this is not even a statute the instructions were faulty. what did the supreme court rule quick. >> they reversed it unanimously. >> mister wiseman went on to become director of the enron task force in fact, by that time when anderson was reversed he already turned from merrill lynch defendants from the nigerian barge case and indicted executives on a multi- count indictment. mark: what happened to anderson quick. >> it was destroyed the moment it was indicted. it collapsed not only under criminal indictment so it lost all of its clients but 160 civil plaintiffs piled on on multiple lawsuits. mark: it was crushed and

anderson? >> so just to be clear, the president may be taking money away from areas hit by disasters, areas like puerto rico, in order to build the wall? i'm surprised that that is really under consideration. >> under consideration, look, is a negotiating tactic. is it really going to happen? how will congress and the courts react to all of this? but this is what's on the table, and they're looking at the potential of a 300-mile construction project, possibly using military troops, contracts, or the army corps of engineers. a lot of questions still to be answered. it seems like they want to get their hands on the money, if you will, and then figure out all of these answer after that. >> so if the president does declare a national emergency, how soon could construction on a wall begin? >> it would be about anal i 18-h project. but some officials are saying they could begin building that high steel slat wall that they're talking about within 45 days. but there are still other complications. there

andy, anderson? >> thank you. love hearing bill weir say freaky. >> we have a special guest on the phone right now. >> calling from malibu. here she is. >> hi, cher! >> which one of my darling boys is this? >> both of us! >> it's the good one and the evil one. >> yes, okay. i'll give you a special disposition tonight, andy. you're both good ones. >> thank you. she thinks i'm evil and you're sweet. >> we have had such an amazing year and done such great things. >> you got the kennedy center honor. the abba cover album is absolutely incredible. >> incredible. >> the broadway show is selling out, standing room only crowds. and you are going to go on a world tour next year and the other incredible thing that you are doing is you are really helping out with the firefighter -- you're raising money for the firefighters and the victims of the fires in california, right? >> yes. i especially am heading this organization called malibulove.org. there is so much to be done. there is millions of good ones, but that's just my s

>> hello, anderson and andy. greetings from the emerald city. >> yes, it's a little bit chilly for me to ride my broom all the way to times square. we thought we would say hello from the theater where "wicked" has been playing the last 15 years. >> we know you're the biggest and most swanky party of the year so we want to join you in the celebration. >> yes, we do. from all of us here plus a couple thousand of our closest friends, we wanted to say happy new year. >> from the heart of times square, it's cnn ea's new year' eve live. welcome to tv's wildest party. star studded. unpredictable. with performances and appearances by again stegwen st keith urban, keith urban, patty labelle, chriss angel and more. now your hosts, anderson cooper and andy cohen. >> good evening, everyone. welcome to times square in new york. welcome. how you doing? >> great. >> we're very excited to be here. it's a sight that never gets old. always takes your breath away. people come from all corners of the world. welcome to times square.

>> hey there, anderson. yeah end as much as the president is talking about his intention to declare emergency, there's some real questions about this inside the white house. kellyanne conway has been public for a couple days now saying it lets congress off the hook. we're reporting now that jared kushner has urged caution inside the white house. what he's saying in oval office meetings is listen, this cannot be a pr stunt. if we're trying to do this to win the day on democrats, it's the wrong move. what his message has been is, if we do this, we have to be ready to build the wall. it has to be a means to an end and has to be the wall, not the shutdown. >> so kushner is saying don't declare a national emergency? >> well, he's saying if we -- if the white house, the administration is ready to move dirt and ready to act on a border wall, then he suggests -- he would be -- fall in line with this. but remember, this is a trump white house where messaging often runs the day. i mean, you look at the senior staff in

anderson? >> jim acosta at the white house, thanks, jim. joining us now, a senator whose state as a border and all that goes with it, maine, independent senator angus king joins us. thanks for being with us. is there, do you believe there's a national security crisis on the border? >> no. i think there's a problem, not a crisis. really interesting report. september of 2017 by dhs. president trump. analyzing exactly what the situation is on the border. all the indexes are down. >> right. >> recidivisms, arrests, people coming across, all of those -- the graphs just go like this. and to say that it's a crisis would imply that something special is happening that hadn't happened before. in reality, it's a lot better than it was. >> all the trending is in the right direction. >> yeah. but i started by saying there is a problem. and by the way, i've got to say at the outset, nobody in congress is for open borders. i've never heard anybody say that. i've never heard anybody advocate it. everybody on both sides of the aisle is for border security.

think anderson is a hero although he surrendered, only then does lincoln get in touch with andersonnd basically says i've been mean to go write, why not come and visit to the white house, he wanted some of anderson's and wonderful story, lincoln meets with andersons and says major anderson do you remember having seen me at war and anderson said no, i really don't remember, i'm sorry and lincoln says, i was only involved in a war before one that was the black hawk war in illinois 1832 and guess who muciÓnerred me into war service, it was you major anderson and anderson was bulled over, completely charmed, he was a lincoln man for the rest of his life. >> host: next call from michael beschloss comes from robert in california. >> thank you for taking my call. my thing is -- when i was a young teenager i remember the press, president johnson, you are familiar with the daisy commercial -- >> fall of '64. >> that's where the little girl pulling up and -- they are saying he's crazy man, he will blow up the whole world and i'm scared, i'm believing and they are saying in goldwater, maybe on

it was really interesting, anderson. if you listen to the president, because he didn't say this is my suggestion. he said people are suggesting this is an idea. he didn't say that it's something he's behind. and of course the white house has been the wild card in this entire month-long shutdown because republican lawmakers even say they don't know exactly what it is that the president would sign. so that's what they're looking for more clarity on that. but right now the white house seems to think a down payment on the down payment for the wall is their best bet. >> that's one of his go-to lines that people are talking about it. oh, people are suggesting a prorated down payment. it's all you hear about when you're on the subway these days. people are talking about this. anyway, kaitlan collins, thank you very much. shortly before air time i spoke with maine independent senator angus king who caucuses with democrats and voted today for the shutdown bill. >> senator king, since you voted earlier today, the president has sai

how is it going there. >> reporter: hey, anderson. good to see you.he drag queen of the hour. it's sushi, everyone. >> happy new year, guys. >> reporter: this is, what, the 21st, 22nd year? >> this is the 21st year of the shoe, honey, yeah. >> must be the thrill of your year. >> oh, definitely. i just want to say thank you to anderson cooper and andy cohen for making key west a destination to come to during new years eve. >> of course. hurricane irma devastated the keys. they've come back strong thanks to the dedication of people that want to see them. for the second year in the row it's send the straight guy to cover the drag queen cabaret. tell me about this outfit. >> i started three weeks ago in honor of andy cohen's new baby. this is what diapers should look like. >> check out the earrings, andy. we've got some sort of a marble bust inside a cage. that's beautiful. so at midnight the sushi drop, the drag dream drop, one of six different very distinct key west drops at midnight. it is so touching. it is so beautiful. >> i think, bill, give our bes

i don't even know what it is, anderson. can you figure it out?nobody i've talked to has figured it out. >> and senator after senator can't figure out what it is. it sounds like some kind of real estate deal, but it certainly isn't any way to reopen a government. and, you know, i understand what the congresswoman is saying about both sides playing politics, but i have to remind everyone that the senate voted on legislation that would have reopened the government. the president was ready to do it. he had told everyone, he told the world i'll take responsibility for this after he decided to back off because conservative talk radio told him he was doing the wrong thing. so i think that you can't equate one with another at this point. i understand that nancy pelosi also has political interests here. the base of each party is very firm on what they want to do, but honestly, this thing all started when the president backed off a deal that was already cut and voted on in the united states senate. >> congresswoman love, isn't that the case? there was a de

and james anderson takes four wickets on the opening day in barbados, with the first test between englandnd the west indies in the balance. hopes of finding the cardiff city footballer emiliano sala alive faded on wednesday, as the search for the light aircraft that went missing over the channel islands was suspended for a second night. rescuers says chances of sala or the pilot being found are now slim. also on wednesday, a recording emerged of a poignent voice message sala had apparently sent from the plane before it disappeared. sian lloyd reports. the second day of searching the waters off the coast of the channel waters off the coast of “we . anne. but waters off the coast of th—eh—fo . anno. but there have been no a number of rescue teams sightings. a number of rescue teams have been working today at hopes of finding the men are fading. the aircraft was piloted by dave ibbotson from north lincolnshire. this is the plan that emiliano sala was travelling in. it is registered in the us but is thought to have british owners. it was filmed by the bbc in 2015 as part of a report about lig

anderson, this is not about michael bloomberg or vice president biden.erican people agree with me, is that our politics and our government is broken. >> i mean, your argument for your independent run is kind of predicated on the notion that you're the only one kind of making the argument that you're making, and in between donald trump and a left-leaning democrat, if there's michael bloomberg or joe biden, doesn't that weaken your argument? >> well, no, i -- i think this is about what the american people believe, what the american people are going to decide. your first question is -- that you asked me is, how am i going to make this decision? the american people will make the decision. i have come to the conclusion that the american people are disgusted and exhausted with the partisanship and the politics that exist every single day that doesn't produce any kind of solution. >> do you see anything that president trump has done that you support? >> no, i don't think there's anything that president trump has done or support. i think the only thing he has sa

thank you, anderson, andy.ind of people who rallied around this place after hurricane irma just laid waste to so many homes and families. they bounced back with such resiliency and such love on this quirky funky island here on the southern tip of the united states. much love to you guys. happy new year, everybody. >> happy new year, bill, thank you. you know what's incredible about this if you stop and think about it for generations gay and lesbian and transgender people lived in the shadows in this country and around the world. and now on this day, in this year you and i can be hosting a new year's eve celebration and richard is with us and don lemon is with us in new orleans, and we're highlighting a drag queen drop that's been a tradition in key west for a long, long time before we started covering it. but people don't -- it doesn't have to be in the shadows anymore, and it's people expressing love openly, and you're having a son. and that's 2019. >> certainly never thought i would see this day. it's really

>> well, anderson, where to start? this meeting already had an air of drama to it, because it was held in the swaituation room, which white house officials was so they could communicate what a big crisis they believe is happening on the border. but they didn't need to hold it there to have some drama. because there was already plenty in the room. as soon as this meeting got started, when the homeland security secretary, kirstjen nielsen was supposed to be giving this briefing on what's happening on the border, but nancy pelosi interrupted her and said that the democrats wanted to lay out their plan to reopen the government. that's when chuck schumer started with his plan, telling the president, proposing essentially that the president sign after they could pass these six bipartisan senate bills. and then over the next 30 days or so, they could negotiate the dhr dhs funding then. that's an idea he pressed the president on several times, three times, in fact, according to what an aide in the room or an aide familiar with

>> well, anderson, i hate to be smug, but you heard it here first.sians only a couple of days to come up with some really, really good propaganda and some really convincing and compelling stories to westerners ears, american ears. that all sounds really reasonable. you had this american who is somehow tasked by u.s. intelligence and he's in a hotel room and somebody shows up with a flash drive. and the russians have made all of this up. there is no rule of law in russia. there is no, you know, free press. the whole idea that the russian lawyer, by the way, who works for the government, for putin one way or the other, because he lives in russia and is, therefore, susceptible to any pressure the government puts on him. so he's not representing this american. he says the whole thing might take six months. there have been other conditions when vladamir putin has wanted to do something within 24, 48 hours and it simply happens on a legal front, because, again, he can overrule anything. so, this is all one big show for vladimir putin. and he's just figured

"cuomo primetime" starts right now. >> thank you, anderson. "primetime." this shutdown may be the worst one ever. we're going on three weeks. no paychecks for hundreds of thousands of american families. this is the emergency, not the border. i'll show you the difference between the farce of this new wall and the facts of this shutdown. we have a democrat who actually supports the president's wall here. we'll go one on one with senator joe manchin of west virginia. and then we have what this shutdown is really about. people, families who don't have an adjustment they can make.

what this really brings home to me, anderson, is that chris christie is right.this new book out in which he says donald trump attracted to him amateur, grifters, weaklings, convicted and unconvicted felons who were hustling jobs they were never suited for, sometimes seemingly without as much as a background check. and michael cohen is a great example of that. he is obviously not an upstanding individual. there is an allegation here he defrauded this i.t. consultant of tens of thousands of dollars that he got from donald trump. >> essentially stealing money, according to the reporting money that trump paid him, he kept most of it, didn't pay. >> exactly. but it's not coincidence that donald trump attracts people like that, that those are the kind of people he is comfortable with because that's basically the kind of person he himself is. >> but kirsten, to max's point, you look at how the trump organization operates here. the money is paid largely out of trump's personal account after a handwritten note from cohen saying he needed $50,000 for tech services. the pr

"anderson" starts now. >>> good evening. robert mueller investigating russian meddling in the 2016 election now says that russians are meddling with his investigation. that's the bottom line in yet another court filing that's just as striking and what it implies is what it alleges. secret material allegedly altered, then made public to discredit the special counsel's work. there's no shortage of twists and turns and wheels within wheels to the story. people being investigated apparently trying to derail the investigation. so what are the details of this new mueller filing? >> reporter: exactly what you pointed out there, anderson, essentially the russians were able to obtain documents from the mueller team, documents that were given to defense attorneys representing a russian company charged by the mueller team for the disinformation campaign and those documents, important to point out, some of them nonsensitive documents, were then put out over the internet and shared and what's key here also not only did they use some of t

indictment of the care that ruby lee anderson didn't get.rget, which was sufficient nlt but resulted in her death. >> reporter: among the conditions set by the licensing division was a ban on accepting demngsau patients. and for the next two years the state promises to conduct rigorous inspections. they is said in a statement believes these changes improve the high level of care that is provided to residents at the facility. >> i think most alarming is the fact that it is a 59-bed facility and run by the sate and county of san francisco. >> reporter: a nursing home reform advocate based in san francisco. >> it's right next to san francisco general hospital. one would think you'd have the medical expertise to know better. >> reporter: in this case it is clearly warranted, given that the state found before the anderson death that one resident suffered severely over grown finger and toe nails and another went without medicine for 18 days in a dispute with medicare. >> you can't justify that behavior. hat woulst that woman. >> reporter:says didn

watch it on facebook.com/anderson cooper full circle. news continues.hris for "cuomo primetime". >> thank you. i'm chris cuomo and welcome to primetime. why are we only now learning about the details of another secretive sit down with the u.s. president and putin and once again learning from russia? new information emerging that's raising lots of concerning questions tonight. this president conceals what matters with russia and then creates crises where there are none. don't take it from me. even his intelligence chiefs are publicly breaking with him, directly contradicting what the president has been telling you on what we should fear most. >>> plus we all know 2020 is going to be a brawl. and we saw some hay makers thrown by kamala harris in the big cnn town hall last night. the question, we know

anderson starts now. >>> good evening. a lot of moving parts to the program tonight, and a few non-moving parts. the air force jet, for one, that was supposed to fly house speaker nancy pelosi as part of a congressional delegation to afghanistan. president trump today denied her the use of it, so she and the other congress people are grounded. his answer it seems to her letter asking to reschedule the state of the union address claiming security concerns in light of the shutdown. you could call it the latest in a game of political hardball, but for so many people around the country is no game. whether it was a woman in wisconsin rationing her insulin or setting up food banks for unemployed federal employees. >>> also tonight, michael cohen, the one-time fixer for the president who says polls are fake talks about now faking and rigging the polls. the direction of and for the sole benefit for his boss. you can't make this stuff up, although according to michael cohen, the campaign did try. we begin with the speaker and the p

>> no, anderson. of the trump administration by the special interest lobbyist is like the alligators taking over the swamp. this is not what the american people want. they want a government that serves the public interest. not special interest. in this environment where the tump administration watered down the rules and threw out the obama era rule that a lobbyist cannot work in an agency that they lobbied. it's led to a crisis of confidence. no wonder you have seen almost 10 million more americans the largest number in history repudiate this and other malfeasance by the trump administration. in the midterm. a referendum on this special interest run away, riding the resolving door. it's the opposite of swamp draining. >> same question. is this draining the swamp? >> look, this administration has appointed very qualified people to the posts. for instance secretary, all the folks go through a process and you know better, norm. than say these folks have conflicts of interest. that maybe causing them to n

anderson was superb with five wickets. stokes had a lot of workload. the spinners, sometimes you are up against it and it is better to give them their day. a lot to look forward to going into the third day, still some play to come. thank you isabelle, a reminder, you can of course follow the first test on the bbc sport website and app with text commentary and also the cricket social with isabelle and the rest of the tms team. now, as you've been hearing in the news, the search has now ended for footballer emiliano sala and his pilot david ibbotson after their plane vanished over the english channel. they took off from nantes in france on monday evening on their way to cardiff. sala had joined premier league cardiff city for £15 million. earlier today sala's sister appealed for the search to continue. translation: please, please, please don't stop the search. we understand the effort but please don't stop the search. for us, they are still alive. it is difficult to express oui’ alive. it is difficult to express our feelings

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that is exactly when you should hand the new ball to james anderson, and he did what he does.of frost and chase, the first of four wickets to fall for just 2a runs. and wendy's were blown away by anderson, though the final say on the day went to ben stokes, marking his 15th tenth —— the day went to ben stokes, marking his 15th tenth --15th the day went to ben stokes, marking his 15th tenth —— 15th test and style to put his country in control. manchester city are unsurprisingly through to the league cup final after completing their two legged semi—final against league one burton albion. pep guardiola's men lead nine nil from the first leg at the etihad. that saw eight changes and city's youngest eleven in over a decade. the holders could only add a solitary goal to their tally through sergio aguero to make it 10—nil on aggregate. burton's best chance was this from will miller. city will face either chelsea or tottenham in the final at the end of february. juventus striker gonzalo higuain has completed his loan move to chelsea this evening. the 31—year—old argentine had been on

clay anderson is ready. he's been up most of the night tracking this for us.lay, a lot of folks looking at the timing. when will we see it coming down? >> davi the w it looks now, sometime after 12:00 noon, 1:00 or 2:00 in the afternoon to the west. later in the east, as in prince georges county. don't be fooled, the snow will reach us today. allnghedients are now, starting with the temperature out now. in washington,annapolis, temperatures are probably the warmest, 31 degrees. look at the 2s across the d. boar martinsburg, west virginia, 21. down to the south, fredericksburg, 29 degrees. with that, where will the snow hit? how much will it be? inside the beltway, 3 to 5 inches. inside the district, 3 to 5 north and west. again, a low pressure system down to the south and east for sunday bringing additional snow. annapolis, andrews, out to our east to the west, expecting more snow aoss thearea. snow stas this afternoon. does not end until tomorrow. we'll give you the details and let you know how we'll all get through itdan a minute. d? >> clay, we'll check in

>> reporter: well, it's a long process, anderson.l case like this takes eight to twelve months before a final decision is made. but this might take even longer, and that's because of the partial government shutdown. many immigration courts have been closed, and any case right now that's involving migrants who are not detainted like cindy and alison have been postponed. so we'll have to wait and see if this first hearing takes place on time. anderson in. >> gary, appreciate you following it. in a sea of raised hands on capitol hill today a photo that tells us much about the changing face of congress beyond politics. we'll show you that next. >>> just a quick update on what's happening right now on capitol hill. the house has just passed the second of two bills to end the government shutdown. now it's expected it does not include funding for the president's wall. finally tonight, we also want to show you a sight that's certainly new. the items that were used during today's swearing in ceremonies. there was an eastern orthodox bible, a

>> anderson, this isn't exactly how the white house thought this would all end. they decided today after a week of sitting on nancy pelosi's initial letter to call her bluff, force her hand to decide whether she wanted to disinvite president trump or allow the state of the union to go forward. it turns out she decided to disinvite the president, and now the white house has to figure out what to do here. they are scrambling to figure out whether the president should even another speech, and now president trump, as you saw in his remarks earlier today is blaming democrats and really ramping up his attacks on pelosi, a sign of the frustration that he's been feeling in the last several weeks as so much of the blame has fallen on him for this shutdown. and yet again nancy pelosi seems to have the upper hand. >> and just in terms of alternate venues for the speech, do you know what they're considering? >> well, the white house aides have been considering venues either here at the white house, perhaps the oval office or the east room, or outside of the white house, perh

>> reporter: that's a really good question, anderson. our folks up on capitol hill tell us there are going to be some competing bills up for votes later on this week. looks like thursday. one which is coming from the republican side, mitch mcconnell is essentially the president's plan to fund the wall down on the border and reopen the government. trz a democratic plan, one that's coming out of the house to reopen the government. both of these would do it for a brief period of time. would not have funding for the president's border wall. both of those bills are unlikely to pass. and at this point it was interesting. sarah sanders, the white house press secretary, was talking to reporters. she didn't do in the briefing room because we haven't had a briefing in more than a no but she was doing it in the driveway here and she did not rule out the possibility that the president could sign that bill. but i talked to a white house official just a short while ago who said how likely is that democratic bill likely actually going to get out of the

. >> reporter: it was here, ruby lee anderson went missing in mid-may.t 75, she had dementia and was hearing voices, but the sign-out sheet shows anderson was allowed to leave this city-run behavioral health facility unescorted. ten days later she was found dead of apparent kidney failure in a nearby hospital stairwell. >> julie lee anderson should still be alive. >> reporter: hagan derson is the family's attorney. he filed a claim against san francisco, the first step toward suing for wrongful death. we showed harris the findings of the community care licensing division investigation. licensee has been advised failure to complete the agreed upon actions could lead to administrator decertification or license revocation. >> if they don't clean up their act, they're at risk of losing that license. >> reporter: harris says the key finding was that five months after her doctor recommended that she be transferred to a skilled nursing facility for dementia, she was still here. >> that's damning indictment of the care that ruby lee anderson didn't get, or the c

>> reporter: that's a really good question, anderson. our folks up on capitol hill tell us there are going to be some competing bills up for votes later on this week. one on thursday which looks like it's coming from the republican side. mitch mcconnell which is essentially the president's plan to fund the wall and reopen the government. there's essentially one coming down from the house and reopen the government. both of these would do it for a brief period of time, but it would not have funding for the president's border wall. both of those bills are unlikely tapass. and sarah sanders was doing it in the driveway here and she did not rule out the possibility that the president could sign that bill. but i talked to a white house official just a short while ago who said how likely is that democratic bill actually going to get out of the congress and over here to the president's desk. so that doesn't seem likely either. what we're really staring at the prospect is this shutdown grinding on. >> is there going to be a "state of the union" a

. >> reporter: it was here where ruby lee anderson went missing in mid may. at 75, she had dementia and was hearing voices. but the signout sheet shows she was allowed to leave this city-run behavioral health facility unescorted. ten days later she was found dead of apparent kidney failure in a nearby hospital stairwell. >> ruby lee anderson should still be alive. >> reporter: he is the family attorney. he has filed a claim against san francisco, the first step towards suing for wrongful death. we showed harris the findings of the state's community care licensing division investigation. licensing has been advised that failure to complete the above agreed-upon actions could lead to license revocation. >> if they don't clean up their act, they're at risk of losing that license. >> reporter: harris says a key finding was that five months after her doctor recommended that she be transferred to a skilled nursing facility for dementia, she was still here. >> that's damning indictment of the care that ruby lee anderson didn't get. or the care that she did get, which

anderson cooper.know him as the cnn host who had the duty of doing the very wet new year's eve last week. i guess they are allowed to drink on cnn. he took a few shots. and i think it was his first time. watch this. >> we are going to have some shots. >> i'm not a big drinker. if you feel like joining us at home. but don't drink and drive. call an iesh, call a friend. get a cab. first one of the night. >> i feel better already. anderson made me promise not to compare about the weather. >> i think my lungs are scorched. >> i think they did it at the top of every hour. they were being so hypocritical when it came to kavanaugh and him drinking beer but they are throwing back tequila shots like a fish drinking water. anderson cooper was drinking hot water. here is our moral to the story. stop drinking, anderson. don't put any alcohol in your body. jesse: save the drinks for jesse watters and diamond and silk. you will be at the trump hotel february 23, i believe. that will be a hell of a chit-chat tour. >

. >>> anderson's next. >>> good evening. today the president of the united states stepped in front of cameras on the south lawn of the white house and denied ever working as an agent of a hostile foreign power. >> i never worked for russia. and you know that answer better than anybody. i never worked for russia. not only did i never work for russia, i think it's a disgrace that you even asked that question because it's a whole big fat hoax. it's just a hoax. >> you can say almost anything after that and it would not be hype. an american president on national television doing what no american president has had to contemplate doing which is denying he provided comfort to an adversary that just carried out an attack on the country he himself governs. the thing speaks for itself. so does the story in friday night's "new york times." the headline read, fbi opened inquiry into whether trump was secretly working on behalf of russia. that says it all. so does the story in "the washington post" this weekend which begins this way. pre

martin take ads out between anderson cooper between rachel maddow and chris hayes essays ask yourself are you is there anybody in the audience like looking to buy a boeing jet you know i guess maybe anderson cooper sorts can and certainly the saudi royal family owns quite a few boeing private jets but you know let's move on to the next headline because this is again. a story we were quite early on we covered this years ago under obama but luckily i mean one good thing about trump derangement syndrome is that people are starting to notice things like the war in yemen and rachel maddow went years without covering it and now because of trump we're covering it she's noticing that we've starved hundreds of thousands of you many children women and children they're noticing saudi arabia and you know they behead people they behead poets they. execute l.g.b. t. and so here is a story that we've pointed out years ago under obama but now is becoming news under trump. this is from politico and it says trump's risking financial disaster for america how the president's iran policies could unravel t

>> anderson, i think there is. take a step back from the sort of latest crazy that you get from guiliani and this is, of course, into the new thing. what's happening here is if you think about it, guiliani is not actually the president's lawyer. july jane a trusted mouthpiece to speak to the right wing. to speak to the president's face. when guiliani does what he does almost every week, put out contradictory, odd, strange statements. what it does is muddy the water. at the end of the day, that's the objective. that's the main point of rudy guiliani. he, as he says one thing and then walks it back, he raises questions in people's minds who are inclined to be sympathetic to the president as to whether there is any noticeable truth and if there is no noticeable truth and if one person says one thing and one network says another and another network says something different, when bob mueller comes out with his report, there is a big chunk of the american population that doesn't believe there is such a thing as objective

anderson is one win away from his second super bowl time until six years.eti good -- pretty good. >> i'm six years in the league with a pro-ball and a couple of other accolades. >> why weren't you drafted? >> don't know. got to ask 32 teams. >> didn't bother you? >> no. you don't know how i grew up. you don't know what i been through. >> can you tell me what you have been through. >> not in front of these people. if you want to know, you can come down to vallejo, california, whenever you feel like it and we can have a talk. >> wouldn't that be great? if he's the super bowl mvp. its wednesday of super bowl week which means day three of the bill belichick comedy hour. >> i want to know if you will write a book some day? >> would you buy one? >> just lets hope its not book on tape, right? jared goff prefers his literature coming from a different genre. >> i do like harry potter. i grew up in that time when those were coming out. reading the books as a young kid. the movies are some of my favorite. >> i just saw this. check out david. wow. paid the price there.

anderson jr. was serving a 16 year voluntary manslaughter is sentence for killing a man in 2005. >>> where you know east bay police at the present time is getting a flashy new set of wheels. fremont pd gets its very own customized all electric model s tesla. fremont police say they are testing out the eco-friendly alternative in a police environment to replace older patrol cars. they expect to have a decision within six months to a year. >>> we are getting our first look at what might happen to the oakland coliseum after the a's plan to leave the stadium. don ford shows us what is to come. >> if the a's move to the howard tunnel they have plan for what happens next to the coliseum. >> here is what they are talking about. turning the current stadium into this. a new baseball field surrounded by lots of grass and trees >> it's an amazing green space here in east oak land the connects out to the surrounding community. >> the a's hired the architect who came up with this latest plan for a more inclusi

anderson is next. >>> good evening. the president of the united states believes that building a wall along the border with moex ko is important enough to shout down the government. to go on national television tomorrow night to alert the nation about what he says are the consequences of congress not funding it. a threat so dire he might declare a national emergency and order the military to build it and it's his prerogative to make that case. might not hold up in court, but he can and might. try again his prerogative. and just to make it clear, it's not our job to argue for our against walls or shutdowns or anything that one party or another wants. it's up to elected officials. what is our job is to point out when officials are making their case disenjgeneraine yously. he made a claim on friday b about the wall that's been thoroughly debunked. here's what he said on friday. >> this should have been done by all of the presidents that proceed ed me and they all know it. some of them have told me. that we should have done

anderson starts now. >>> good evening, we begin tonight with a major development in the russia investigation. now it came out of the blue and it's merely the most significant in a whole string of related developments all breaking late today. there's new word on when and where michael cohen will be testifying next as well as a new legal team he's got. also roger stone who once said he would never testify against the president now says he might, and we'll talk about that. as for the president himself, he's not ruling out a pardon of roger stone which is big news by itself but it was all overshadowed late today when the acting attorney general matt whitaker became the first official with direct knowledge to say publicly that the mueller probe is, and i'm quoting, close to being completed. he said that, and they said something else in addition to it that's raising concerns among democrats including one senator, chris coons of delaware who calls it quote chilling. so what exactly did the attorney general say or the acts attorney general? >> anderson, certainly stunning to hear him say those words

the key issue, anderson, is republicans control 53 seats in the senate. to move this bill forward, they're going to need 60 votes in favor of it. democrats are opposed to it. so as it currently stands, even though it will be introduced tomorrow and it will be at least according to the white house, a trade off of sorts, democrats are saying no, which means it, is likely to field. >> mcconnell said he wouldn't bring anything to a vote until they came to a deal. what's changed? >> it's a clear shift. at least according to republicans, this all goes back to nancy pelosi's decision to tell the president he needed to find a new date for the state of the union. at that moment the majority leader recognized democrats wes weren't going to move. when that started and administration officials started talking about their own proposal. the one jared kushner and mike pence brought to capitol hill, mcconnell decided something needed to change. something needed to jar something loose. now the proposal was the trade off you heard the president talk about. mcconnell added

ian anderson, thank you very much indeed.e have time for now on the ——on the briefing. they give are joining us. hello there. for most of us we're in the middle of what's been really quite a cloudy and cool run of weather. and we've got more of the same on friday as well, with only subtle changes in time for the weekend. the reason our weather's not changing a great deal at the moment is high pressure right over the uk. rain—bearing weather fronts that would bring any changes to the weather stalled out in the atlantic. for the early risers this morning, we have got cloud across most of scotland, northern ireland, northern england, north midlands, north wales, and for these areas, most areas will just stay above freezing. for eastern scotland, where we've got some cloud breaks and across wales, south—west england, the south—west midlands, it's here we see a sharp frost. a cold start to the day, temperatures below —5 in the coldest spots in wales. across the south—west we'll have the best chance of breaks in the cloud. 0therwis