tell me about annie. >> annie who? >> annie. >> who the [ bleep ] is annie? annie is a girl that was at your house for a party last weekend. >> dude, i have no idea who annie is. >> we've already talked to a lot of other people that all verify she was there, danny. >> okay. show me a picture, then. >> reporter: you showed him a picture of annie. >> yep. >> brittany? is her name brittany? >> no, it's annie. >> reporter: detectives thought daniel was lying, and they were done playing around. >> what if i told you she's dead? >> i didn't do it. what the [ bleep ]? if you guys think i did this, i do want a lawyer. >> okay. >> because there's only -- >> we're done. >> the only thing that is shaking me. >> we're done daniel, because i think you did it. >> well, if you think i did it, then you've got the wrong guy, man. for real. >> good luck. >> find the right guy. >> reporter: derek was confident he had. they booked daniel for annie's murder. l.j., whoever he was, still hadn't turned up but detective derek johnson still thought he wrapped up his first homicide. al

annie karni, let me start with you.onald trump seeming to confirm everything that your newspaper and "the washington post" and the "wall street journal" has reported since friday basically that donald trump called the code red. donald trump asked the ukrainians to investigate joe biden. >> i mean, he hasn't issued a firm denial of any of it. he tweeted about the "wall street journal" had reported that eight times in that july 25th phone call he asked ukraine to investigate biden. and he tweeted about that today calling it fake news. but he didn't issue a clear denial. one thing that we as journalists need to press him on today as he makes his rounds at the u.n. is on that phone call did he directly tie that foreign aid to an investigation of a political rival at home. that's what we still need clarity on from him, and he does a lot of talking these days in front of reporters and a lot of pool sprachlz. so that's something that we really need to push him on to get a more specific answer. >> paul butler, that's an importa

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back with us, annie karni and clint watts. annie, this is very interesting reporting.u're putting together here is the picture of a phone call that really in the administration inside the white house is an event. all of these high-ranking people who are taking part or who are listening in or who are privy to it in some way. yet your reporting also suggests that the president himself doesn't typically prepare that much for these events. >> yeah. the process is not that different from what it has been under previous administrations. the national security council runs this process before every foreign leader call that the president does, they give him basically a short briefing book. when is the last time you talked to this leader? what is the purpose of this call? what have they given us? what do we want to give them? and he gets an in-person briefing. i talked to four current and former administration officials who said, you know, he doesn't actually read that briefing book. they keep doing it anyway. these calls like end up sounding more like the way he used to sunday

for that, we welcome annie karni, white house reporter with "the new york times." jonathan allen, nbc news national political reporter. and andrew dez dareio, congressional reporter for politico, returning veterans all. andrew, because your name was invoked, i'd like to begin with you. what does this filing -- what does this dustup with justice mean for those house democrats? >> right. so this is exactly what house democrats have told me all week that they feared, the idea that essentially the inconsistent impeachment messaging could undermine their central claim to the grand jury information that was gathered as part of the mueller investigation. what the white house and the justice department have been able to do as a result of this filing is to take advantage of the fact that house democrats have not, you know, identified a unified front on this issue, saying, no, they aren't engaged in a formal impeachment inquiry. therefore, they do not have a right to this mueller grand jury information. earlier this the week it was more of a political misfire. now it has the

annie karni, this does have the makings for uniquely trumpian spin on fake news. and again, this is the president who was known over the weekend talking to friends about mistakes in the media, about his growing and sustained ire for the media and its coverage of him. we know from al roker the image with the sharpie, not an official image of the path of this very dangerous, slow-moving storm. >> this is a very trumpian moment. it is like kellyanne conway introduced us long ago to alternative facts. this seems to be alternative maps of some sort. we know this white house has put out false statements about pictures from day one of the inauguration claiming ucrowd sizes were bigger than obama's while there's photograph evidence it wasn't. these remind me of instance where you have not even a well-doctored photo. we keep calling it a doctored photo, it's just a line drawn with a sharpie. it's not like a sleight of hand made to look like an official map. it's confusing the way it's done there. and this is the moment everyone keeps saying we don't know who did it. i thin

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margaret: poor annie taylor. she decided she would make money in her later life but going over the falls and being the first descent. survive the again, i don't want to spoil things but i guess i'll have to. she makes it and becomes an incredible celebrity, especially on the last day of the fair but people don't think -- when they look at her something doesn't seem quite right. she's billed herself as around a 40-year-old and in fact she's 64 and she describes herself as a dancing teacher. people think she doesn't look hat limber, etc. though she did this amazing thing and then wanted to go on the road with a show with her barrel and the problem was is that her manager couldn't convince people that she would have actually done this daredevil trick because she didn't fit the part. she wasn't young, she wasn't beautiful. she didn't look like a funky attraction and so eventually, one of her managers stole her barrel, put somebody in to play the part of annie taylor and she was left to sell postcards in niagara falls

house majority without reelecting annie kuster and chris pappas. there is no getting rid of the republican gerrymandered districts in new hampshire without defeating chris sununu and retaining legislative majority. hell,'s work like speaking of donald trump, the next 14 months can change the world. on to victory. [applause]

i'm going to ask you to work so that we can return chris pappas and annie kuster to congress. i am to ask you to rise up when they try to eat us down because -- when they try to beat us down. the cut that is a we are. despitehe people that the obstacle have always turned together to say that we will rise. we come from great leaders. the mountaintop and kennedy pointed to the moon and said to america -- we will .ise! we have a great history when they tried to beat us down at stonewall or beat us back at the edmund pettus bridge, we did not turn against each other. we grabbed hands, stood together, and told the whole nation, we will rise. well, if i am the nominate, i'm going to turn to you and say -- we will rise and make sure that we have health care as a right for everyone. we will rise and make sure we

phillip rucker, annie carney, white house reporter with the new york times and john meacham, his latest work "songs of america." well, good evening and welcome to all of you, thank you for coming on. phil, having to put his summer in perspective and we saw on twitter to his great frustration, is there a strategy for fall or is that just folly talking? >> i am not sure there is ever a full seasonal strategy in this white house with this president as you know. he likes to react of things happening in the news of his grievances. president trump wants to make some progress on the trade deal and wants to keep the economy stable as best as he can and wants to focus on that trade deal with china potentially trade war rather. i don't know if there is really much of a strategy. i suspect we are going to see him continue to act the way he did all summer which is sort of jerky mode of governing and sure there are important moments and milestones such as the state dinner with the queen and the united kingdom but there are also a ton of self-inflicted wounds that his advisers privately admit that ar

if he were to use similar language going forward i think we wrould use the term again. >> annie carney, we heard some of our colleague at fox news saying if the president is successful, he'll make the squad the face of the democratic party. the problem with that for the democrats is members of the squad often go onto supply further ammunition to make it self-fulfilling. at some point, the president is going to have an actual proponent with a d after his or her name. do you think that'll focus him further or at all? >> i think it will focus him once he has a clear challenger in the democratic race. they want to show don't tell. that the squad is the face of the democratic party and makes the idea that they are running against socialism and these women are progressive members of congress. in it is joe biden and he's the democratic front runner, campaign will have a harder time making that case that they are running against a socialist. it is part of their campaign strategy to say this is a fight against socialism and these women are the face of the democratic party. that just won't be tr

and th is annie getting ready enjoy t. [whispers] this is your right here, right now bank.lls fargo. >>> montana congressmanreg is running for governor of montana and polls have him up 27 over his nearest challenger in the primary. ifndhe namess familiar that's the same greg who pled guilty of assault twoears ago after attacking a reporter on the eveci of aal election victory and even though the ve outgoing governor bullock is a democrat running for president the pools are good for him who's sound asleep tonight. meanwhile not a good summer for kamala harris sinking pole numbers and that incident over the weekend where someone described president trump as a namee wouldn't say on tv many called the r word. s at first laughed and then after word said she didn't hear the comment. it's not about political correctness it's about decency. the guy who asked shouldter and so should kamala harris. the morning crew istere a 4:00 a.m. go to bed. someabe's still nervous out buying a new house. is it that obvious? s yes.it i you know, maybe you'd worry less if you got geico to help with

for that we welcome annie karni, white house reporter with the "new york times." jant allen, nbc national political reporter, and, ian, desiderio, congressional reporter for politico, returning veterans, andrew because your name was invoked, i'll begin with you. what does this dustup with justice mean for those house democrats? >> right. this is exactly what house democrats have told me all week that they feared, the idea that essentially the inconsistent impeachment messaging could undermine their central claim to the grand jury information that was gathered as part of the mueller investigation. what the white house and the justice department have been able to do as a result of this filing is to take advantage of the fact that house democrats haven't identified a unified front on this issue, therefore, twherjsz ha therngsz have a right to this information. now it has the potential to be a misfire in that it could hurt nem in court. >> annie, loved your contributions last night during the debate. really enjoyed it around here. on tonight's topic, the president see

my thanks to julia ainsley, annie karni, heidi przybyla, and garrett haake. thank you all for spending some time with us. we are grateful. >>> after the break we have our answer to who called the code red on the weather service. new reporting takes it all the way to the top like the guy in the office with no corners top. and the house judiciary committee is off and running on gun control and on donald trump's alleged abuse of power. but with so many scandals and so little time, how can they assure the public that investigations will be completed? we'll ask a member of that committee in the center of just about every political storm in washington this week. and 9/11 drives home the crisis of all the vacancies and key natural security positions. we'll talk to two former national security officials about the danger of donald trump being home alone. all those stories coming up. about it? now there's a solution! downy wrinkleguard is a fabric conditioner that helps protect you from wrinkles all day. just pour the dye free liquid into the rinse dispenser. after a d

house majority without reelecting annie kuster and chris pappas.no getting rid of the republican gerrymandered districts in new hampshire without defeating chris sununu and retaining legislative majority. hell,'s work like speaking of donald trump, the next 14 months can change the world. on to victory. [applause] since 2016, here in new hampshire we have won nine out of 11 special elections. they were the first time since 1984. we won manchester city hall and swept nashua. we held on to the first congressional streaks, the first time since the civil war we elected democrats back to back. districtnto the second , the first democrat ever to be elected four terms in congress. -- executiveection council majority and state and it majority and the house majority -- state senate majority and house majority. none of that would have happened without the strong, sustained and substantial support from tom perez and the dnc. the dnc was the only national organization to partner with us last year, the only one. without the dnc's investment, we could not be smi

i want to bring you annie. this is very emotional. emotions ran high tonight at a sanders town hall in nevada. let's take a look and then we'll talk about it. >> now they're saying that, you know, i didn't re-sign or do something or -- >> how are you going to pay off -- >> i can. i can. i'm going o kill myself. >> stop it. you're not going to kill yourself -- >> i can't deal with this. i have huntington's disease. do you know how hard that is? you know, you probably don't, do you? i can't drive. i can barely takecareof myself. >> all right. let's chat at the end of the meeting, okay? >> thank you. >> annie, please tell us more about that moment and what happened after. >> yeah, don. so that was in carson city, nevada. senator sanders first public event since the democratic debate last night in houston and as you heard at the end of that, senator sanders promised that he would follow up with him once the town hall was over and as promised, as soon as the event wrapped and senator sanders took photos, senator sanders followed by his wi

.: poor annie she was destitute, like so many other characters, and she decided she would make money for over the life by going falls and be the first person to survive. i don't want to spoil things -- i don't have to spoil things, she makes it and becomes an incredible celebrity, especially on the last day of the fair, but people don't think -- when they look at her, something she does does not seem quite right. say she doesn't look limber. she did this amazing thing, and then wanted to go on the road , and her managers could not convince people she had done this daredevil trick because she did not fit the part. , sheasn't young, beautiful didn't look like a spunky one ofion, so eventually her managers stole her barrel and put someone else into play the part of any taylor and she was left to sell postcards in niagara falls the rest of her life. there was a lot riding on this world's fair in buffalo, especially the ruling class, they ponied up $500,000, which is a lot more money than it is today in a matter of hours. they got together and emerged and made commitments for that much mo

joining us now is the white house's senior correspondent peter alexander and annie carney and cynthia oxny. thank you all of you for being here. peter, how is the white house reacting to this? >> peter alexander. the bottom line here is the white house is with the president again, moments ago when asked during a bilateral meeting with the japanese prime minister shinzo abe, the president wants to see the usmca deal passed. he didn't think nancy pelosi would have time because of the crisis she's focusing on right now. leaders focused on venezuela saying of this call there was no pressure whatsoever. he says the call was going to be held but it was a nothing call to use the president's words. he obviously here is trying to brush this off and dismissing it as effectively something that's political effort by the democrats and effort that he says it is the democrats that should be impeached for, ali. >> there is a lining here, the president's saying i heard the prosecutors was treated badly and he was as fair prosecutor. talk to me about the center of this in ukraine. is he known as a fair

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let me bring in harriet, and i will come back to you, annie, ina and i will come back to you, annie,this case may potentially have been dropped, how do you respond to them? this is in the field of myths and stereotypes around rate. for example, that if somebody is on a date with somebody but somehow they cannot be late, because they've chosen to be out with somebody, obviously you could be having a very good and loving relationship and then be raped by somebody, so there nothing about the evidence of being seen looking happy on cctv or text exchanges that ought to undermine an allegation of rape. i cannot imagine a lawyer working for the cps seriously believing that cctv images from earlier in an evening before an alleged rape as a car saying, evening before an alleged rape as a carsaying, oh, evening before an alleged rape as a car saying, oh, that means she was not raped. what they might be thinking is about how this looks before a jury. is that more about what is going on? what we are arguing in this legal challenge we are bringing against the crown prosecution service is that the

in 1997, a pretty teenager named karen mitchell was helping out at her aunt annie caspar's shoe storedid not ever meet robert durst, but my manager, she said she remembered him because he just dressed as a woman. >> reporter: karen might well have met robert durst, said aunt annie. she often helped eureka's homeless population, people among whom bob was known to mingle. we can't know for sure. but we do know she was in bob's neighborhood more than once. >> karen used to go to trinidad on the bus. i mean, they could have met. it's definitely a possibility. she liked unusual people. she liked to pick their brain and talk to them. >> reporter: the day she vanished, karen left the shoe store to walk to her job at a nearby daycare center where she'd arranged to have annie pick her up after work. >> and as i came down, i had this weird feeling like something was off. >> reporter: it was. karen never made it to work. her mother, mary caspar, lived in los angeles. no forgetting what that phone call was like. >> we drove from southern california up here. and i remember hanging flyers at the re

my name is annie cleveland. i'm a woman in long-term recovery. and what that means to me is i haven't felt the need to put a mood or mind altering substance in my body since april 23 of 2015. [applause] i'm super blessed to be here with all these panelists. really hard to follow. so i'm just going to tell you a little bit about myself and what i've found works for me. i am one of 13 washington state outreach workers. washington state, over 300 strong. yeah. so i work in six different counties. i work with six different drug courts and i work with prisons and jails. all across washington state. one of the biggest things that i have found is establishing that positive, you know, communication. you can be a liaison between the houses and these entities. you know what i mean? and you're there to help change people's bias. so that's one of the main things i do. i go to those drug court graduations. i meet with the compliance officers. i sit down with the judges. and i also sit down with my house mates and my members and i -- and present for drug court

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let my -- let me give a shout out to your great senators -- and yourhaheen representative annie kusterepresentative chris pappas. and maggie hassan, to chairman buckley, to all of our new hampshire delegates -- democrats who will make sure that we beat mitch mcconnell and have a democratic senate. you know, like many of you, my immigrant's american dream story. i grew up along with my twin brother and mother and grandmother. my grandmother had come here as a little girl of seven years old from mexico with her sister because they lost their parents and their closest relatives lived in texas. she never finished elementary school so she worked as a maid, a cook, and a babysitter. she raised my mother as a single myent and my mother raised brother and me as a single parent. my brother and i are proud products of the public schools of texas. i had the opportunity to go back home to san antonio and to become the first in my family to be a professional as an attorney. and then enter public service and serve on the city council. representing my hometown as mayor and then serve resident barack

you proved it in 2018 when you turned the new hampshire legislature blue and won big with annie and chrisnd helped us during the united states house of representatives get back into the people's house. my state of minnesota and new hampshire have a few things in common, we both love sweaters, we both love our lakes and our forests, we both have voters will have been ahead of their time when it comes to electing not one but two women to the united states senate. [applause] thank you for giving us my two good friends, jeannie and maggie, and i know that was the strength of jeanne shaheen, corey lewandowski will never sit behind a desk in the united states senate. but the similarities don't stop there, we both have states with interesting and particular geographic names. new hampshire has the longest candy counter in the world, i saw it in littleton and minnesota has the largest ball of twine. you have the wonderful sea coast science center that i visited last week and we have the only museum that's devoted entirely to spam. or as we call it, the guggenham. we start with a strong culture of

applause] you proved it in 2018 when you turned the new hampshire legislature blue and one big with annie chris and help us turn the united states house of representatives back into the people's house. [cheers and applause] you know, my state of minnesota and new hampshire have a few things in common. we both love sweaters. [laughing] we both love our lakes and our forests we both have voters who have been ahead of their times when it comes to interacting not one, but two women to the united states senate. [applause] thank you for giving us might to make good friends, jeannie and maggie. and i know thanks to you and the strength of jeanne shaheen, cory lewandowski will never step behind a desk in the united states senate. [cheers and applause] but the similarities don't stop there. we both of states with interesting and particular geographic names. and yes, i can say winnipesaukee, concord and erwin. new hampshire has the longest county -- candy counter in a row. i saw it in littleton. and minnesota has the largest ball of twine. you have the wonderful seacoast science that are thought i

us the pathbreaking delegation of senator shaheen, senator has an, chris pappas and congresswoman annieter. we need more like them in washington. buttigieg.the most people call me mayor pete. and i am running for president. i am running for president because i think america might be running out of time. was rightpends on a now. for a new generation, not just still, note younger even old enough to vote. trusting us with their lives. the 13-year-old who asked me at an event with tears streaming down his face what we are going to do to keep his school safe because he fears for his life every time he sits down in class. the 12-year-old girl in orlando who asked me about health insurance, not because she is a policy bath, because she has type one diabetes and is worried about what will happen if her parents lose their coverage. she is 12. and this is what she is thinking about. and the only fair answer to kids like that is that they should not be dealing with this at all. our was old enough to vote, should sort that out so they do not have to. that is what we owe to them so they can focus on

annie carney is the white house correspondent is joining me now. great details.his was limited after the disaster leak from the australian and the mexican leaders and tightly control even at the presidential level. >> that's right. call with the australian prime minister and the next kin president. what happened was they limited. it is fed into president trump's paranoia. what they did was instead of sending these rough transcripts of the calls to state department to the defense department, they started doing distributing these copies read out to the calls as quote on quote eyes only document that would go to the cabinet's level principles that they would not be allowed the keep it. the circle of people that had access to these calls got smaller and the whistleblower's case we see something more extraordinary which was such concerns of the content that was called. it was filed in a secret place than a standard call. on the standard leader call, they tried to shrink the circle of people who get a good look at them. >> it is an indication because he or she said so

us the path breaking delegation of senators shaheen, senator hassan, chris papas and congresswoman annieust schlk i'm mayor pete and i'm running for president because i think america might be running out of time. so much depends on us right now for a new generation. not just mine, but one younger still, not even old enough to vote. trusting us with their lives. the 13-year-old who asked me at an event with tears streaming down his face what we're going to do to keep his school safe because he fears for his life every time he sits down in class. the 12-year-old girl in orlando, who asked me about health insurance, not because she's a policy buff, but because she's got type 1 diabetes and she's worried about what will happen if they are parents lose their coverage. she's 12. and this is what she's thinking about. and the only fair answer to kids like that is that they shouldn't be dealing with this at all. we, all of us old enough to vote should sort that out so they don't have to. that's what we owe to them so they can focus on being kids. and a few years from now, by the time they're adu

annie karni, eugene robinson, noah rothman, thank you all for joining us right now. i appreciate that. >>> the cost of diverting billions of dollars from pentagon projects to pay for that border wall. schools and day-care centers for military families are on the chopping block. it is a consequence of the president's controversial emergency declaration. >>> plus two presidential candidates are here to play "hardball." republican bill weld on the move, under way in several states to prevent primary challenges to president trump, and democrat steve bullock with the democrats' message for rural america and how he can break through into that top tier of candidates. we've got much more. stay with us. ♪ ♪ you name it. the ford f-150 will tow up to 13,200 pounds of it. ♪ these days we're (horn honking) i hear you, sister. that's why i'm partnering with cigna to remind you to go in for your annual check-up. and be open with your doctor about anything you feel. physically, and emotionally. body and mind. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance, hmm. exactly. so you only p

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margaret: poor annie taylor. she was destitute, like so many of these other characters here. she decided she would make money for her later life by going over the falls and being the first person to survive. things, but ioil guess i'm going to have to spoil things. becomes ant and incredible celebrity especially on the last day of the fair, but people don't think -- when they look at her, something does not seem quite right. she has billed herself as a 40 road. in fact, she is 64. she describes herself as a dancing teacher. people think, she doesn't look that limber. thing andis amazing then wanted to go on the road with the show with her barrel. the problem was, her managers could not convince people she had actually done this daredevil trick because she did not fit the part. she was not young. she was not you beautiful -- she was not beautiful. she did not look like a funky attraction. eventually, one of her managers stole her barrel and put someone any in to play the part of taylor and was left -- the part left to taylor and was sell postcards in niagara falls the rest of

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i'm jay wallace and i'm here with annie jameson. we're happy to go through the slights, buslides, but we wantey thank you to the supporters throughout the city. it's been a great opportunity to present a really positive outcome for the city and we hope that it meets all of your expectation and ours. i'm thrilled to be here with annie. she started -- >> in 1998. so tell us a little bit and then we'll get into that. >> i started in 1998 and i was involved with the mayor of san francisco came to meet the mayor of seattle and calm to see the show. they had a conversation about hey, if it closes in seattle, it should come down to san francisco. that is what happened and started a great partnership between the two city. i'm pleased we're able to continue that tradition and move forward. thank you. >> in termsch the desigs of thee project, they're still not able to be with us today. but you have heard from him in the past. the project hasn't changed one bit since you heard from us four years ago. a site plan, we find the interior of the bu

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