one of the stories coming from sources is that andrew weissmanc was contacted by the ap, the ap wantedo meet with him, and they want to have this meeting at the doj on april 11th and at this meeting they were apparently going to share documents and information with weissmann on the other attendees at the meeting. just before coming on the show, i spoke with a source familiar with this issue -- remember, the ap is categorically denying the claim that they were going to share any information with weissmann whatsoever. i gotre a call just before comig on your show with a source familiar with that meeting that said that they were five ap reporters attending that meeting, the reporters did not bring anything and with anev whatsoever, no documents, they shared nothing. in fact, the source said there was a telephone call placed by one of the ap reporters on aprin saying we are not going to share any documentation, we are not going to give you anything that we have on paul manafort. >> sean: isn't he compromised? isn't he prejudiced? >> this is the question. why would he lie about this? if thi

sarah carter breaking news, andrew wiseman special counsel met with reporters from the ap, about paul manafort's case before joining the russian investigation. we have a follow-up on how clinton bought and paid for phony fake russian dossier was used to obtainifieser warrant and then spy on then candidate and president- elect president trump campaign. we are scratching the surface tonight. plus, president trump is reacting and raising new questions about the corrupt russian investigation. we have a deep dive on the dirty dossier you will not see anywhere else. 60 minutes correspondent lara log an here with a preview of the story on the war on afghanistan. first the opening monologue with a lot of breaking news. the evidence of corruption and bias inside of special counsellor mueller's team keeps piling up. it gets complicated and we'll break it down to up. sarah carter is now telling us that the top investigator and the guy we told you aboutan drew we iszmanm met with apto discuss paul manafort. and the next day ap- published a major expose about paul manafort and sources tell sarah c

that is another question. >> right away, they came out ap said there is no credible threat related to this. as i understand it. there have been nearly 100 since/11 foiled by homeland see core tape our law in enforce. what do knows cred can threat mean? >> it means poll tegses are trying to get people to go about their dally bus ses instead of saying that, though. they said no credible or specific threats. i am here to tell you there is credible threats in new york city and specific against new york city. i don't know why they keep saying that. what they should be doing is saying this is what the person is wearing if you see something like this around a museum or some coon of a location in new york city. notify authorities immediately. keep your head. don't go about a back to the phone. like around. that is what they howled be saying. bill: we are at the next level. the face was blurred. we don't know who exactly took it. but even if it were a joke. you would think they want to be able to eye dpt ni person and see something and say something. be somebody might know who the guys. >> rig

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be the real racism is on the other side because the bigotry and the racist commentomhe people who dm ap talking about terrorism and talking about immigration you we'll see. leave it there. >> new jersey has a new governor murphy starting the first full day on the job on wednesday. t metlife stadium. was there. it was great time. but now, it to work for the question is what work is the governor going to start with th crisis of affordability that new jersey is facing. he seems t equal pay or equal work among government workers. ashley johnson has ashley? report. >> new jersey governor philt tht cabinet meeting signing the second executive order. the ruln disclosures this the order requires murphy to dis gifts since 2018 and something ovrmer was criticized for not doing. >> wednesday afternoon, the governor spoke out around at a roundtable in newark about raising the minimum wage to $15 an hour getting paid sick leib. murphy joined by the mayor and state senator ron rice listened to many people who say they cannot afford to lib on minimum wag which is on january first toadless are 8.60. th

made eventually the planet of the apes.his film changed the plot and dialogue, but retain the basic story of the novel. , a white male astronaut and his crew are returning to earth after being away for more than 2000 years. their ship crashes on a planet that does not look like earth. they began exploring and come mute white slaves before being rounded up and beaten by humanoid apes. filmr spends most of the begging for his freedom. , and in onescapes of the iconic scenes in history comes upon a rusted and abandon statue of liberty. he realizes in an instant that earth has been taken over by civilized apes enslaving the primitive humans. the planet of the whites is no more. seem to take apes the place of tarzan and king kong in racist popular culture, inspiring for pools between 1970-1973, comic books, video games, television series, merchandise, you name it, the franchise produced it. while tarzan and king kong screamed the racist confidence of car conquering the dark world, it was a dark world fighting for power in its ow

the ap said it. i do like that the ap established that it's one word. they have established it is one word. sing hole is one word. you could go with the french pronuns craigs. my sorry 's governorror just finish ed up his first year in office. he admitted having an affair. he took nude photos without her consent and threaten ed to blackmail her if she told anyone about the affair . when he ran for governor he ran on being a family man and a proud husband and father. and then alleged lying tieing up a woman with tape, blindfolding her and taking pictures. the office denied allegations. it's the latest in this political climate . they admitted to the rest of it. it's a pretty sa solution story. we don't know where amazon's headquarters are going to be. >> a lot of government we don't know what kind retailer was offered. among the reasons given were that the reason was a trade secret and disclosing it would hurt their competitive advantage. the ap found cities spent hundreds to thousands of l dollars to promote. hundreds of thousands of dollars that one gu

ape here's snow. some alost. i believe we're getting reports of snow hitting ground and where you see the darker shades is where we believe you're getting a little more ahead of that and that winds up nicely what i've seen from viewers own twitter they're saying this across charles, st. mary e. texan river and you're probably seeing that because it's definitely coming down and accumulating out on on the beaches and that's again where jkp will be as area of low pressure continues to come off the coast and producing blizzard conditions from the beaches and that means 5 to 10" of blowing snow and winds gust over 54 extended period of time aup difficult to see. those blizzard conditions continue to load island and. >> and up to nova scotia. it will make its presence known before morning. snow totals bigger storms in resigned from d.c. tweeingt could be a dusting to two inches it may be this comes in on high side of numbers. we always give a khaivrmingtment right now we're learning to higher side. new to 40" and highe

any time hit one gup against the other ap try to go done t wy for people who are here leg mor. what i would like to know is what politician is going to have people of new jersey and in hoboken and stabbed for these, shoes we expect out of our elected officials so enough of pitical gainsmanship. centern philadelphia this is fox 29 new. >>> good evening to our friends in cap may county as we take live look at ocean hey, shore residents everyone really you ready for snow? it's miest temperatures many of us have ever seen. thanks for joining us page. this is the type of the cold we just don't normally get that pef us are kind of used to but not us. yet here we a with kathy orr who's got an absolutely frigid forecast. kathy, let us have it the frees. we'll stay in the freezer it's going to get colder and tracking at for south jersey and delaware for half a foot of by the time thursday is over. it's a nor'easter. and

ouoming mer active ap becoming colder as well. d what we dop so far in your local weather forecast coming up. bill: you got to be tough. main they are white. >> my mare is not my wardrobe. what what is i was born with. >> when it comes to covering today's controversial tongues you got hit it from all sides. this is back and forth. mo matter how you see it. >> what is youren? we got your point of view covered. a big deal for some. "chasing news" with bill spadea we bill: welcome back to "chasing news." i am bill spadea. clinton readie viewers a the grammys reading >> nobody really was coming and they were safe.tory, but first, want it to bring in john who has story of a mom who has down syndrome kid he is nine years old and says otherwise including in brooklyn heights is discriminating against her kid. what do you got? >> well, i spoke to the mother of wesley and she said it has been a long struggle child in a supportive classroom. williams weeks kite when she moved to brooklyn heights in brooklyn and then wanted to her child into

i protect myself ap my children. i wanted them to tell me. they listened to me. i asked them. where i am from, i have to folk myself. >> where do you want to be if and when this becomes will you and president trump there is to sign it? >> well, i hope, to be right next to trump and the white house. while he signed that bill and put a big smile on my face. bill: thanks. happy new year. great to see you. >> making movies is complicated business. ma make it realistic and come to life for you. somebody has got to be in charge of every aspect. allison gormly is going to spos due to the guys in charge of making those sounds come to life with your favorite movie. allison, what do you got into when you think of movie production. what comes to mind? producers, directors what about articlists. the reproduction of every day sound and you may have assumed that noise is lake door opening. or leaves crunching. ties quiet to hear when the artists and mix per come in to play. they work at epp ink in north vail, new jersey. marco creates a the sound and later adds it to the scene. marco is res

known as ape...beast...and crab.imal flo one of the hottest new fitness trends has people doing moves known as ape, beast and crab. it is called animal flow which is a conditioning class that focuses on primal animal like movements. the idea to get the body back to fundamental movements help improve balance and coordination. that it is for us at 5:00. we will see you back here at 6:00. >> cbs evening news is next. sponsored by cbs >> ninan: the blame game. the federal government grinds to a partial shutdown with congressional democrats and republicans pointing fingers at each other and working into the weekend to fix the mess. president trump is forced to miss his one-year celebration in florida. also tonight, in cities across the country, women are again on the march. >> donald trump has got to go! >> ninan: this time, their sights are set on the november elections. america's deadly flu epidemic worsens. ♪ well i won't back down >> ninan: months after the death of tom petty, a heartbreaking revelation: the legendary

patriots within the aps in philly will send over john adams personal copy of a book he called defense of constitutions of government. adams wrote this heat to dr. dr. franklin and stent with the book. >> he said would you contribute this to american philosophical society library. >> dr. frank lip has been in the possession of aps for 230 years and folks hoping to fwet the letters from austin when the eagles win. back to you in minneapolis. >> let's hope it stays where they're suppose to be. see we told you you probably had no heart about that particular wager on the game. guys, there's so many -- ukee i feel like whaering hearing one every iping single day or hoping for a victory. >> a good frmdly waimer instead. thank you so much. we'll get back to you. >> a reminder we acelebrating pirdz and fans and getting ready for a big game. join us for one more win lineup starting with aaddition of eyewitness news at 1:00 followed by eyewitness news 5 78 and 6:00. one more win fan taingt addition of eyewitness news at seven. sunday the second game ends we'll be live on the air brin bringing yo

some people going primal, animal flow is a full body, conditioning class that includes moves like, apesasts and craps, chris martinez takes us inside the class. >> return to crab, left arm crab reach. >> reporter: knock out, l.a. a popular fitness class will un leisure inner beast. >> return to crab. >> reporter: this is animal flow, a conditioning class that focuses on prime alan mal like movement. >> great traveling ape. >> you are getting full body work out burning a ton of calories getting strength, coordination and cardio at the same time. >> reporter: trainer menalau says she teaches animal flow from children to grandparents, the program, designed time prove the body's mobility using animal inspired positions, called ape, beast, and crab. >> hard into the floor. >> reporter: high intensity work out is meant to be a reset of sorts getting the body back to fundamental movement to improve balance and coordination. >> right straddling. >> the benefits are un imaginable. >> reporter: she's an avid student and said the class has enhanced her flexibility and endurance. >> modalities like

patriots within the aps in philly will send over john adams personal copy of a book he called defense of constitutions of government. adams wrote this heat to dr. dr. franklin and stent with the book. >> he said would you contribute this to american philosophical society library. >> dr. frank lip has been in the possession of aps for 230 years and folks hoping to fwet the letters from austin when the eagles win. back to you in minneapolis. >> let's hope it stays where they're suppose to be. see we told you you probably had no heart about that particular wager on the game. guys, there's so many -- ukee i feel like whaering hearing one every iping single day or hoping for a victory. >> a good frmdly waimer instead. thank you so much. we'll get back to you. >> a reminder we acelebrating pirdz and fans and getting ready for a big game. join us for one more win lineup starting with aaddition of eyewitness news at 1:00 followed by eyewitness news 5 78 and 6:00. one more win fan taingt addition of eyewitness news at seven. sunday the second game ends we'll be live on the air brin bringing yo

, every guy, every journalist around the -- i -- myself is a target because from things i know from apgation. journalists expect political people. >> i'm sorry. when would you say this government recruiting really began with intensity? >> began? >> yeah to get these folks to help. >> three years, i think. >> thank you. >> okay. let's see. right -- there was one question in the back hat i promised to take and then move forward from there. >> my name is john. i have a -- you mentioned both the criminal and the professional hacking organizations, how they recruited. are the type of hacking activities -- you may have talked about it and i missed it -- for example, like, for certain type of hacking activities more oriented from the criminal-based hacking organizations rather then professional. for example, the criminal base may be a good type to use for certain activities, to provide plausible deniability which harder to trait back to the government than if you're able to trace it back later to, like, governor-sponsored type entity. >> as i know, professional science controls, they popular

the company said the risk likely will come from a malicious ap, so users should only download aps fromrusted sources. >>> an hp recalling laptops amid problems with the battery, hugh let pack erred receiving reports, the recall involves 50,000 lithium batteries, no one has been seriously hurt but the consumer product safety commission said it's received ten reports of battery packs overheating, melting or charring. >>> washington state is using animal decoys to catch poachers. the department of fish and wildlife is deploying mock dear, elk. they say they're made with real animal skin and are controlled remotely. hunting is generally permitted between daylight during the dark and use spotlights to blind deer and lessen the reaction time. officials say the decoys helped them catch dozens of poachers. so realistic. >> sells it right there. >>> on the way, doing drugs while on the job? the number of americans that aren't working sober >> aaa already received thousands of calls regarding car issues from cold weather, up next, we're talking to the pros about the most common questions callers

they ruled against china ap the world did nothing. the previous administration had and that's strategic where you have a disease that is not life threatening. but what was going on in the south china sea couldn't be happened. what happened is china militarized the islands they built, even though they say they would hquoo and china has the biggest influence with north korea. 90% of the trade depose through china. china says they are there with us. trading with them ap complicit in allowing other companies to sl shell companies that keep kim jong-un regime. they have a hand of prig this to a close. and the trade deficit we have with china, over $350 billion and add to that the intellectual property theft. and china says we will get it under control. they had a trade deficit of over $650 billion. do you want a trading partner that is doing these things and flood our borders with illegal drugs and kill our citizens and break down our culture, do you want a trading partner at the johns? americans do you want partner that does not honor the

my dad spent his whole career, he's now 90, or will be 90 next month, i started with the ap, and he actually in 1960 was in one that called the race for kennedy. there were three states out, eleanor, minnesota and california and he knew how northern minnesota, my relatives were all iron range iron ore miners would vote and he called it in the guy from the ap says i have three words, to which for you guys in minnesota, be right. and they were. .. famous coach to ronald reagan, so that is deep and mighty roots of the free press and information so that is what brings me to this issue at my core. so that's her bring me to this issue at my core. i spent eight years have delayed prosecutor in hennepin county which is about a quarter of our state's population and i did a lot with white collar and making sure that we have an even playing field when it came to criminal enforcement and i say that not to scare everyone, but more to make the case that i would look at things that it didn't matter someone committed a crime with a crowbar or they committed a crime with a computer. it is still a crime and o

think think that hindered a lot of people's growth ap makes them scared to proceed. for those looking to start the business. haley has advice. the most important thing is not to look at limitations. and always focus on what you have to bring to the table and in areas where you need support. >> lives in manhattan with her husband and their dog. 1:00 you can also catch her on the tlc digital series. he am allison gorm my reporting for "chasing news." >> don't go anywhere. a lot more "chasing news" coming for you tonight. i will check in with the first lieutenant governor of the state of new jersey and hear what she has to say about her successor and dan czar royce going to have your forecast. it is there another major storm on our horizon? well, bill, winter has returned. as if you didn't notice, is cold outside. it is going to be cold for the pore seeable future yet again. we have snow to talk about as well. i will have the local weather forecast, coming up. >> welcome back to "chasing news." i am bill spadea. how about this. al cure for blindness that is right. the f

even more listed in the ap article. but again we want to hear from you, shoot me tweet at jenny joyce tv or post on our facebook page and way in on the conversation. mike and alex. >> everybody always has an opinion about politics. >> everyone always has different opinion. that's why we are asking you guys to see what it is. >> it makes the worlds go around. more news of the delaware valley with thomas and car glenn more news, good morning, guys. police are investigating this morning the sexual assault of drexel university student. >> so scary. she is just 22 years old, she says, she was in her own bed, and woke to up a s her on satur. police have released this surveillance video. in suspect, all happened in powelton village. she was able to escape and you can see, thin beard there. by the time police got there he was cents gone. police say there entry, and he got in through an unlock door. positive news, here in south jersey, rallying around very spiat the gift of site. thanks to technology that they're actually helpin

but why would they have chosen an ap photo when ap was stuck in the back, and george was in the front. was it that the film did not get ?ack to new york in time why did it not get there in time? why was it not in the paper? rhea: this is your opportunity, darcy, as a contributing photo withr to sort of reedit hindsight being 2020. you have this opportunity to say, they did not run it then, but i am running it now. darcy: i feel so much for the photographers than. this book is really for them. and did all of this work, so few of these amazing images were shown. to the truly a tribute great work you did. now,l: i think this idea it is another way of reading and diving deeper into the ways we understand things. rhea: it seems like text was king. versus this kind of relationship between the way in which someone can understand the story and the complexities of the story. fascinating. wonderful stuff. rachel: this is a man who was a a local school working with the jazz foundation. holding a was fundraiser. he played music with kids. of next day, a photograph dizzy holding his horn and stari

ap that ap-- and that's not a hypothetical, it's what will happen if we don't act. therefore i'll be proposing a tax reform package that significantly reduces rates, modernizes our tax codes. eliminate federal deductibility and provides real tax relief for middle class families, farmers and small businesses. [applaus [applause]. [applause] >> this is an opportunity to free us from decisions made in washington d.c. and simplify our tax code, and more importantly, iowans will keep more of their hard-earned money. [applaus [applause] > >> like many of you, kevin and i lived on a tight budget while raising our girls. we had to focus on priorities, making tough decisions on what we could and couldn't afford. it's no secret while working through some tough times with our state budget, so, we have to focus on what we can afford. while i want to reduce our uncompetitive corporate taxes, this is not the year. in the meantime, i'll be creating a bipartisan tax force to analyze every tax credit, and come back with recommendations prior to the next legislative session. that wil

sullivan wants to rethink the entire french-american a lie aps and is one of the things really at stake. one the first of the battle of rhode island on august 29 is that it's the first opportunity for military cooperation between the french and the americans in the war but it's almost the last. and has become so serious lafayette has to ride from newport up boston to try to defense dustang to come back. sullivan makes the decision he's going to move forward with his attack plans on newport. he moves forward to attacks newport but the british positions are too strong. we have about 10,000 american troops, there's a small canadian unit and also the very unique presence of the first rhode island regiment. the first rhode island is one of the most famous regiments of the entire american revolution. it's the first integrated combat unit of the continental army. it is comprised of former slaves that have been freed by their enlistment of free blacks, of native americans and of european americans who are joined together in this one common venture. but the biggest enemy that general sullivan ha

and now he's playing caesar the ape in the third "planet of the apes" film, and he's phenomenal, and same as acting on screen. watch this. can you talk about why you think this is still an issue in regards to why it's not being recognized as it should be, as a performance? >> it's interesting because it's, like -- there's nothing to say that it hasn't been recognized. it's just that people start to want to put it into a different category, and there's where the muddle comes because there's no need for it to be put into a different category. >> it's acting. >> acting is acting, and, as you know and i've been saying for the last 16 years. people still say to me, "so were you actually there when they were shooting caesar?" >> they don't get it. people don't understand. of course i was there. i was acting opposite woody or i was acting opposite jason clarke or james franco. we're acting, looking into each other's eyes, creating the scenes. >> all right, so, that was andy serkis for the "war for the planet of the apes." that film deserves an academy award nomination for best actor for and

. >> right you have ap jump in ap headlined democrats derail, so i think this came as a surprise, i think -- yeah the one who said hey "new york times" you can do better, but so what you see is that people on the left are a little surprised, that the times typically put on the left, is saying that democrats are responsible here i the alternative version, of course, two continuing resolutions passed in december the idea a third is objected to even by senator graham who says you know "let's make a deal" here. >> let me talk to you a i sided from press briefing, the with mulvaney the other day. >> the president comments about [bleep] countries what responsible does -- bear. >> schumer shutdown republicans control white house, the house, and the senate. >> you know as well as anybody, that it takes 60 votes in the senate to pass -- appropriations. >> sounds like many colleagues believe white house primarily to blame. >> i think those are my colleagues asking tough questions as they should, but i think this is one case where the media is really hard to describe, because the media is really fra

they're not really listening who they're listening to other populists too many politicians are trying to ape populist positions which of fear mongering scam mongering positions and not really doing what they should do too many politicians saying we have to take the root causes but where does it happen i can't see that too many countries are cooperating with human rights abuses abusing regimes who are refugee producing countries and so the healthy very interesting thank you for joining us. now one of the countries that mentioned of course that turkey facing condemnation for violating human rights more than one hundred forty journalists are being held in turkish prisons following twenty sixteen's failed attempt to overthrow the government the w. spoke to a turkish court reporter who's covered many of those journalists trials. at breakfast shannon shakun isn't ready checking to see if they have been any more arrests for years the thirty year old has worked as a court reporter covering the trials of her connie. i check if other journalists were imprisoned since the police weren't at my place at

all.is not cap aped at if you include the overseas contingency funding, the reality is that spending has gone up, not down, while nondefense discretionary spending has been severely cut. senator mcconnell ignores a very important reality. and that is that nondefense discretionary spending as a percentage of gdp is now at a 40 year low. 40 year low. this long-standing agreement regarding parity for defense and nondefense spending is not some kind of inside the beltway esoteric issue. impactn issue that will tens of millions of working families in this country, who today are struggling to keep their heads above water. years, while four the middle class of our country has been shrinking the people on the top 1% -- have been doing phenomenally well. the actions of the republican congress in the last year have , an made a bad situation unfair situation, even worse. today -- intates the united states today, some 28 million americans do not have health insurance. yet over the last year, the republicans have attempted to throw an additional 32 million people off of the health care ve, includ

do you believe this report is accurate that was in the ap story? >> press secretary, it is an fbi report and i would hesitate to comment on the fbi findings at this point. >> mr. chairman, did we ask the fbi if they would come and testify before the committee about this issue? >> we did not. the fbi generally will not testify because of jurisdiction issue of judiciary? >> is there a way for us to get in a report of a briefing? >> there is, that's what the senator talking about. >> have they been cooperative in the investigations? >> senator, i am not aware that they have been uncooperative, i know that we have had our own investigative team that went down in may and they had no difficulties in at least entering the country and certainly working the case in terms of just the u.s. mission and also unaware that the fbi have encountered any difficulty in terms of coming in and out of the country on investigative purposes. i do know the cuban government said they would also conduct a parallel investigation so to speak. i understand the embassy noted inc

houston as a guest is found with a stash of guns in >> reporter: police in houston responding after an ap man became disorderly refusing to leave hotel's bar. inside indicated had a drunk and belligerent and needed help to him. >> reporter: but inside his room police found a shotgun and hand gun, concerns that the hotel, one of the city's new eve celebrations. the man said he brought the his room because he want them to get stolen. comes as security is a top for law enforcement and across the country new york city's times square are watching incidents nationwide. things that have happened the country, vegas in particular we plan accordingly. >> reporter: the nypd saying of the mass shooting in and two new york incidents, the security times square will be unprecedented. times square and new york the safest place in the chuck seaverson, news new york. up next see how a snan'san francisco man's life is being celebrated in the rose parade. the big-named bay area who made a generous good will. and it is black sunday for del rio, as he loses his hear from san francisco's asian art was the site

ape looks like they are grinning, as is often the way, to try and make the ape look like they are happyike a teacher, when the ape appears to be smiling, is of course, the experts tell us, when they are in distress. so they are worried that some of the shots they have, the fine shot of clint eastwood having a laugh... aren't they usually cgi now come anyway? yes, i guess to a greater degree now they don't have to use real animals in the films.|j degree now they don't have to use real animals in the films. i don't think it is only about apes. are you in distress, naga? is that why you are smiling like that? music therapy is nothing new, but new evidence showing just how much it can help people with dementia will be presented to mps today. research shows it can help alleviate some of the condition‘s symptoms, and enhance a patient‘s quality of life, but experts say not enough care homes offer music sessions to their residents. breakfast‘s tim muffett reports. you see people come back to life. there's a great raising of self—esteem. there's a great raising of self-esteem. in this hall in c

. >> the congresswoman sent ape tweet telling people it was a false alarm. the explanation for the errant message, someone hilt the wrong button. not once, but twice. vern miagi its add strap tore for the state emergency management agency. >> i accept responsibility for this, this is my team. >> they took responsibility, but there has to be action. there has the to be an investigation. there has the to be correction. >> reporter: hawaii's governor says employee who claims to have pushed the wrong button feels terrible about what happened. the governor doesn't juan aent more practicing of the alert system until a full investigation is done. when it is complete the governor wants two people to now be involved in pressing that button. elaine. >> david begnaud. thank you. next saturday marks one year since president trump took office. a new cbs news poll out today shows 35% of americans think the country overall its better off now than it was a year ago. 43% say things are worse. 21% say things are about the same. the president is spending the holiday weekend at

and my dad spent his whole career now nine years old or will be 90 next month and he started with the ap and in 1967 was one that helped the race for kennedy. they were three states out and he knew how northern minnesota, my relatives were all iron ore minors would vote and he called it in the guy in new york says i have three words, two words for you in minnesota, be right. and they were. he literally interviewed everyone from ginger rogers to mike degraff, he must go to the bears, to ronald reagan. that is deep in my roots and it's a free press and free information and accurate information and that brings me to this issue at my core. to have the second reason is i spent eight years as we prosecutor and the county that has a quarter of our state's population and i did a lot with white collar and making sure that we have an even playing field when it came to criminal enforcement and i say that not to scare everyone but more to make the case that i would look at things that it didn't matter if someone committed a crime with a crowbar or if they committed a crime with the computer. it is s

do you believe that this report is accurate that was in the ap's story? >> senator, i comment it's an fbi report and i would hesitate to comment on the fbi findings at this point. >> mr. chairman, did we ask the fbi if they would come and testify before the committee about this issue? >> we did not. the fbi generally will not testify because of the jurisdictional issues of the judiciary. >> is there a way to get the information from the fbi report in a classified briefing? >> there is. i think that's one of the things senator menin dez is asking about. >> that would be helpful. how has the cuban government responded about these attacks and have they been cooperative in the investigation? >> senator, i'm not aware they've been uncooperative. we had our own investigative team that went down in may and they had no difficulties entering the country and certainly working the case in terms of the u.s. mission. i'm also unaware if the fbi encountered any difficulties coming in and out for investigative purposes. beyond that, i do know the cuban government said t

. >> steve: wow. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: plus performances from a$ap ferg and camila cabellouse ] but first we have a great show. we love this woman. the star of the new movie, "proud mary," taraji p. henson is here. [ cheers and applause ] she is fantastic. great movie. plus, from "saturday night live," michael che is stopping by. [ cheers and applause ] new co-head writer. he's a good dude. >> steve: love michael che. >> jimmy: taraji, michael, the roots, and i are squaring off in a new game we've been playing around the office. it's called quiplash. and it's really, really fun. and so we're gonna see how -- how we do well. tariq, good luck. [ laughter ] and we got great music from sofi tukker, everybody right there. >> steve: oh! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: they're great! it's good to be back. you have a good break? >> steve: i had fantastic break. >> jimmy: yeah, i went to -- i took the kids skiing, went to utah. >> steve: oh, great. >> jimmy: i did a lot of pizza slicing. >> steve: love it. [ light laughter ] >> jimmy: smoked a bologna. >> steve: in front of the ki

weissmann met with "the associated press" and journalists, he did it last april, to talk about the ap'snvestigation into paul manafort. the very next day, "the associated press" published a major story about paul manafort, thank you, andrew weissmann, regarding alleged money laundering. sources have told sara carter that in that meeting, the ap reporters, they promisedar to share documents and information about manafort with the department of justice. by the way, a lot more media collusion that we will be having in the coming days. the apf course denying that part of the story. here is what should be concerning to every americanca tonight. during the meaning, andrew weissmann, the number one dry dock appointed by robert mueller, the head of the justice department's fraud division, he then joined mueller's investigation to look into paul manafort the next month. according to sara carter's reporting, speed weissmann pulled her superiors about the conversation with the apn during that time, he was not working on the manaft case and did not have access to the documents. the thing, he was di

"ap" was stuck in the back, we were up front. was george doing this for a magazine feature that never ran? that's the possibility. was it the film never got to new york in time? they had to fedex it -- not fedex -- fax it back to new york. why -- why did it not get there in time? why was it not in the paper? >> and this is -- so this is your opportunity, darcy, as contributing photo editor with the "times," the hindsight being 20/20, they didn't run it then, but i'm running it now. >> i feel so much for the photographers. i said in the book, in the acknowledgements, it's like this book is really for them. they did all of this work and sophso few of the amazing images were shown not just in this category but category across the boards. this is a tribute to the great work they did. >> i do think this idea now that is kind of in terms of image is text as well, that's another way of reading into and sort of diving deeper into the ways in which we understand things. it seems like text was king. it was all about the text. >> text is ki

the ap found that several statement may not be truthful. the president discussed energy, stating that we finally have ended the war on clean coal with the ap pointing out that cole is not clean and 83 percent every major air pollute and the at power plant are from coal. also the president said we're finally seeing rising wages, but the average hourly pay raise was high nerve 2016 than it was in 2017. on border security, the president had this to say. >> for decades open boarders have allowed drugs and gangs to pour into our most vulnerable communities. they've allowed millions of low wage workers to compete for jobs and wages against the poorest americans. >> so, here's what we know about that studies over several years have found that immigrant are less likely to commit crimes than people born in the united states, previous presidents bush and obama roughly doubled the ranks of the boards pear troll and the obama administration deported more than 2 million immigrant during his eight years in office. and that's more than previous administra

fantastic folks music, ape that tradition will continue in the cold.k to. >>> in pennsylvania, the real id law, finally goes into effect. you will be with a blood alcohol content of just 0.1 you get the option to get it sponged from your record. restrictions are lifted for bingo, so you are now allow to advertised your games and increase maximum prizes for your bingo games at churches, rejoyce. fire works, vendors in pennsylvania, they can now sell, consume are grade fire works. it chris things like roman candles, rockets and mortars. now they will come with 12 percent tax. >>> lets get over to new jersey, estate tax being faced out. sales tax rate has been reduced from 7 percent to 6.85 . and minimum, wage increased, 16 cents to $8.60 per hour. >>> we will get to break news. so many dozens of families were displaced after a power outage at their homes, big bus brought in, lauren johnson joins us with the very latest, lauren. >> reporter: imagine, being out in this cold for how knows how long it was before a septa bus rolled into rescue some families t

. >> what heaped yesterday ap i try not to go there and what i have right now. >> gives murphy prop force coming to the church once he heard the news. >> huge kudos for showing up. it meant the world to those. governor murphy. and the governor's office, i believe, yes, that is not good. he says his suggestion the governor is to have counties alert system to warn resident when i.c.e. agents are out and allow to send instant mess apps to local residents i have ya phone, e-mail in red. in highland park. ashley johnson, reporting for "chasing news." >> thank you, ashley. all right. let's bring in our a plus panel talking immigration. matt rooney, attorney and founder of the jersey blog which is us. good tow sue,thth. good to he sue, bill. bill: columnist for will you and crime and trial attorney and good see you. all right. we'll start with you. you are an elected member of a municipal government. it seems to me, this whole concept of sanctuary this and that has gone off the rails and i don't know who is helping? >> i tell you who he is hurting. average joe citizen. it is time the trump admin

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ap can't show up. they're too good. you have to do something.is team an advantage. and that guy does, too, by showing up. jim: third and 11. down the field they go. and diving attempt by matthews. and they are going to bring in walker and douglas for a fourth down play. by the way, the titans next year not with the matchup set, that won't be until late april but new england will be playing in nashville next year in the regular season and see each other. 4th and 11. and they say yes. davis. tony: davis with a good route on the shrines. goes up -- sidelines and goes up and breaks butler. jim: he tried to drag it. tony: he's in. jim: mariota from the 20. he backs up and throws it incomplete. coming up the post game show. talk about this game and put our final thought together. and back with the "the nfl today" about 12 hours later leading up to jacksonville and pittsburgh. tony: this is going to be a big game here next week. jim: only for the super bowl. tony: they do it every year. but i'm telling you, that matchup is going to be outstanding becau

then people saying get a grip, ap straight who are incapable of filling their the vehicle with p petro next you'll have people who want to wipe your windshield for you. >> the ingenuity. >> if you grew up and never had pumped your own gas, it took me years to figure out that regular unleaded is just as good as premium. >> i have been pumping my gas. it is nice to have someone do it for you. >>> since we're down with new things. new year, new you? there's a new workout starting this friday. it looks nothing like this. >> well, it might look something like that. >> except you lose the clothes. a celebrity trainer is offering three naked work out classes a week at a studio in soho. don't worry, there there are no major, major mishaps that you don't drop a dumbbell on anything -- >> never mind. we'll move on from there. >> any sort of heavy weights on anything that you might need a little bit later. >> a new year, a nude you. >>> this is happy news. an illinois anchor gets the surprise, a very different surprise than a nude workout. they're talking about an ice storm here, and lo and behol

police said they reacted to aggression from locals who had attacked the police station but same aps father said he would not vary his stores or until justice is done. for them again one of the lot of i have just learned that police fired at people and that two people are now dead i'm going to find out what happened we're going to try not to bury our child until the issue has been resolved properly. doesn't it alexander the same ups uncle said the family wanted the perpetrator alive and no more innocent people killed. the police should knock out some innocent passion and tell us the we have no got justice if you're going to have a mulligan the whole high court's chief justice has ordered an investigation into zainab samantha but with residents fear is that what they see as a failure to properly investigate previous abductions they could well be more protests to come. french actress catherine to new vendor at least another one hundred women have signed an open letter criticizing the need to movement they accuse its supporters of underestimating women's ability to say no and of ruining the li