my name is brian cohen. i will be representing the department of public works. i'm just going to read my page here. so, good evening. i'll present a brief history of the mobile food facility permit application process for golden gate hallal push cart permit 16mff0094 and respond to a few of the appellant's arguments. the applicant applied for the mobile food facility permit april 18th, 2016. public works reviewed the three proposed locations and determined them to be in general compliance with the location criteria specified in article 5.8 section 184.85 of the public works code. location number one is 1 jump street. the push carton the located on the north side of market street and 35 feet west of the intersection of california and drumm operating mondays, wednesdays and fridays from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 a.m. the other is 979 market street on the is the side of market street. 80 feet north of the north of intersection of sixth street. 6 and market street. operating monday, tuesday and thursdays from 8:00 a.m. to 8:00 p.m. and the location is 1169 market street pus

my name's brian cohen. i'm representing public works today -- or this evening. i'll present a brief history of the mobile food facility permit application process for san francisco's hometown creamery, permit number 17-mff-0001, and respond to a few of the appellant's comments -- arguments. the applicant applied for the mobile food facility permit, 17-mff-0001 on january 7, 2017, with a proposed location at 287 geary street, located on the south side of geary approximately 66 feet east of the powell street intersection, operating friday, saturday, and sunday from 11:00 a.m. to 11:00 p.m. public works reviewed the proposed location and it was determined to be in general compliance with the location or criteria specified in section 184.85 of article 5.8 of the public works code. on november 15, 2017, public works proceeded with the 30-day public notification persection 184.88 of the public works code. during the 30-day notification period, public works received five public comments persection 184.88 of the public works code, the public works proceeded to schedule

brian: i don't know who michael cohen is talking to.ommunicating with the southern district of new york. ainsley: they were confiscated. steve: 12 tapes. president only heard on one. when you look at all of it and discussing things that are unseemly here's the thing alan dershowitz says they're not talking about anything illegal. >> big picture is, a, there is nothing on the tape that suggests any kind of crime. b, what is strongly suggested by the prior interview by lanny davis is that he has, cohen has made his decision, is he going to cooperate with the prosecutors. he's going to flip. he's going to try to get imcommunity and he is going to testify against donald trump. whether he has anything to say that's incriminating is a real question. and whether even if he does, he is allowed to say it because, remember, giuliani didn't weav wave other privileges, just that tape. even if he says something incriminating, he can't reveal it unless it's a violation of the lawyer client privilege or waived if it's lawyer client privilege material.

and coming up, a former colleague of michael cohen's new defense attorney will join brian in "the 11thth brian williams" which starts now. >>> tonight, former trump attorney michael cohen says his family and his country come first, with someone close to cohen telling "vanity fair" tonight this was about getting his voice heard before it's too late. >>> plus, the reality show president teases he had a very, very interesting morning. the latest reporting tonight on his supreme court pick, one week ahead of the announcement. >>> and the secretary of state plans another trip to north korea, but it seems kim jong-un isn't living up to his bargain with trump. "the 11th hour" on a monday night begins now. in new york. i'm ali velshi in for brian williams. day 529 of the trump administration, and a one-time trump loyalist breaks his silence, posing potential new dangers to the president. michael cohen, trump's long-time personal attorney and a key player this the trump organization may be sending warning signals to the white house in his first major interview since the fbi raided his home and

cohen. >> thank you, malcolm. >>> "the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. >>> tonight, new reporting on the battle between the president and his long time lawyer and fixer as their attorneys fight it out on cable, as trump fights on twitter, and "the washington post" reports tonight the feds have over 100 cohen recordings. >>> plus that second trump/putin summit. the invitation to washington that putin never accepted. it's now been postponed until next year as john bolton says it should happen "after the russia witch hunt is over." >>> and the white house bars a reporter from covering an event after she asked the president about all of this in the oval office today. "the 11th hour" on a wednesday night begins now. >>> good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. day 552 of the trump administration. and we are still tracking continued fallout over the release of that taped conversation between then-candidate donald trump and his former lawyer and fixer michael cohen. again, we learned tonight the feds have over a hundred more cohen recordings, more on that

brian, you first. i want to play the key part of the cohen audio and then we'll talk. here it is again. >> um, i need to open up a company for the transfer of all of that info regarding our friend david, you know, i'm going to do that right away. >> give it to me -- >> and i've spoken to alan weiselberg about how to set the whole thing up -- >> so how are we going to pay -- >> with funding, yes. all the stuff. because here you never know where that company -- >> nobody gets hit -- >> correct. i'm all over that. i spoke to alan about it when it comes time for the financing -- >> listen, what financing? >> well, i have to pay -- >> pay cash. >> no, no, no -- i got -- no, >> brian, so when he says all that stuff, that's what we've been talking about. it's all that stuff, what -- >> what is he talking about? they seem to be referring to my friend david, meaning david pecker the chairman of american media, inc. the owner of national enquirer and other tabloids. we all know trump and pecker are friends, they go way back. pecker has been buying up stories trying to bury them

cohen as duping her. he's promoting a showtime series of "who is america" with a classic go-to interview technique getting famous people to do and say silly things. let's talk it over to briann, furious, calling cohen truly sick and exploitive. what went down? >> she said that she was duped by this production crew because cohen, the famous comedian, portraying a disabled veteran with a wheelchair and asking for an interview with palin. she said she agreed to the interview under that impression, under that idea and then it turned out to be this comedian. we know very little about the show that cohen is working on. it is a secret an announced a few days ago by the showtime network and it's a seven-part series so apparently palin is one of the episodes but the show is such a secret, showtime won't confirm she is a part of it. we don't know if it will air or not. my bet is that it will air and somehow he'll have an excuse orr defense why he was being to disguise himself as a vet to get the interview. >> do we know when she realized this was a trick? >> some point in the interview, she came out and shared this in the past day or so to try to make a point to try to explain that t

cohen for the first time. here's abc news reporter brian clark. >> reporter: president trump taking to twitter saturday morninghing out at his former lawyer michael cohen. inconceivable that the government would break into a lawyer's office early in the morning almost unheard of. almost more inconceivable is that a lawyer would record a considerati conversation with his client. this is the first time the agt .denli sources confirm to abc news that cohen recorded a conversation with trump about a former playboy play mate karen mcdoogle two claims to have had an affair with president trump. the approximately two-minute long in person conversation, the tape made secretly by cohen undercuts those denials. the recording among items seized in that fbi raid of kcohen's home, office and hotel room. according to sources, mr. cohen outlined a scheme to reimburse publishers of the "national enquirer" $150,000 it paid for mcdoogle's story. the sources familiar with the tape says that it fails to document any payment. but a source close to giuliani says the payment never happen. a lawyer taping a client is not illegal, it

cohen for the first time. here's abc news reporter brian clark. >> reporter: the president taking to twitter saturday morning lashingr michael cohen. inconceivable that the government would break into a lawyer's office early in the morning, almost unheard of, even more inconceivable that a lawyer would tape a client, totally unheard of. although cohen -- this is the first time the president come out publicly against mr. cohhe coh cohen. sources close to nbc news say that this tape came out with a consideration -- the president has denied any extramarital relationship as well as any knowledge of hush money paid to mcdoogle. but the approximately two-minute long in person conversation, the tape made secretly by cohen undercuts those denials. the tape among those items seized from cohen's hotel, office and home. cohen outlined a scheme that "the national enquirer" -- the tabloid published by american media which is owned by a friend of trump's which paid $150,000 for the story but never published it. rudy giuliani said the reimbursement never happened. a source with knowledge of tapis that recording of a client's meeti

basically knew everyone who was anyone at that time from general morrison right through to brian you know and leonard cohen it's interesting that she started her career here in berlin as a model and she had quite a career in paris working for all of the big fashion magazines before fleeing to new york so there she is she actually had been in between also manage to have a number of small roles in films she even played herself in fellini's called classic. men in new york she met the rolling stones and recorded her first song and then she became the use of pop artist andy warhol actually manage the velvet underground for a time and brought me on board and these are pictures from the one nine hundred ninety five documentary nico icon her famous first album with the velvet underground did really poorly at the time but eventually became an absolute classic and it made her the stuff of legend but she really struggled for ever afterwards to shed that image of the empty headed muse and and define her own career and pursue her own music so what is the new film about ok so it's by the attire. director says that in th

cohen for the first time. here's abc news reporter brian clark with the latest on that recorded conversation. >> reporter: president the government would break intowyer morning, almost unheard a lawyer would tape a client, totally unheard of, and perhaps illegal. the good news is that your favorite president did nothing wrong. although he's tried to downplay cohen's significance in the past, this is the first time the president has come out publicly against mr. cohen. sources confirm to abc news, cohen recorded a conversation with then candidate donald trump about payments to a former playboy playmate, karen mcdougal, who alleges an affair with trump. the president has denied any extra marital relationship as well as any knowledge of hush money paid to mcdougal. but the approximately two minute-long, in-person conversation, the tape made secretly byseia recordings item the fbi raid of cohen's home, hotel, and office. mr. cohen outlined a scheme to reimburse publishers of the national enquirer, $150,000 it paid for mcdougal's story. tabloid magazine, owned by a friend of the president, never published the story. the

was a big cultural personality get the time from jim morrison all the way through to brian in you know to leonard cohen and interesting lee she got she actually started her career right here in berlin as a model and she had quite a career in paris already as a very young woman working for all the major fashion magazines until she fled to new york and then very quickly she began because of her of her wonderful looks she she got a number of small roles in and then she became the news of the pop artist andy warhol who managed the velvet underground for a short time and brought niko on board and these are actually pictures from the one thousand nine hundred five documentary nico icon and her famous first album with the velvet underground did really poorly at the time but went on to become an absolute classic and it made her the stuff of legend but she struggled for ever afterwards to shed that image as the empty headed muse and to really to sort of be . taken seriously as an artist herself and pursued her own music what was what is this new film about ok so this is by the italian filmmaker susan each other

i think michael cohen represents brian, he represent significant legal threat to the president. en, he was his fixer for many years and now i think he has been cut from the trump team and he's feeling reckless and he's even able to do down and dirty things like release that secret tape. it was unethical of him to tape the client and them for he and maybe his attorney to release it to the public, i think very, very significant. if they're willing to do that they're willing to do just about anything. >> in terms of the meeting, very specifically. the one who has had the most legal peril is don junior, remember he testified to congress, if he testified congress under oath that the president did not know of the meeting and he has a tape that says he did know the meeting and done junior has lied. >> who has more credibility. >> i think michael cohen also went in front of congress and sworn oath and i'm sure he didn't say that don senior knew about don junior's meeting. here's what he said i did not know about the meeting with my son don junior. sounds like someone is try to make up st

brian. many of the conversations are michael cohen secretly taping conversations that he had with reporters, journalists during the trump campaign and after trump's election. there are a number of additional conversations between cohen and trump. but sources are telling us that those conversations are not as substantive as the one that was released last night. that said, there is concern inside the white house and more broadly in trump's orbit about these recordings. and i think more importantly about what michael cohen may now feel compelled to share with prosecutors if he chooses. he's clearly decided to break with president trump by releasing this audit, with the combative statements that his attorney lanny davis has been making. and there's a lot of concern that he may want to share what he knows with federal prosecutors. >> phil, further, a lot of the recorded conversations are said to be with members of the news media. and it's further said about cohen that he just would roll on his phone during conversations kind of in lieu of note-taking and as a matter of course. >> that's right. th

brian: bernie sanders sitting down with sasha baron cohen he does an interview.ny math to make bernie sanders seem like they are 1%. the 1%. he goes if you want to make everybody part of the 1% take 99% and put them in the 1%. he gets bernie sanders to do math. relatively humorous but beginning of trying to turn the tables and mock people. abby: we all know him. he has been around for a long time. borat. he does the same thing where he plays his character and gets politicians in awkward situations. funny touch with a but oftentimes it's embarrassing for them and hit a level where some people are criticizing what's going on because some folks have said is he dressed up like a disabled veteran. brian: not there is he playing an israeli guy who is pro-gun who is trying to arm toddlers. steve: the story last week was a former governor sarah palin says he duped her. he was dressed like a disabled vet. well, show time has put out a statement and said denying that. they say this. baron cohen did not present himself as a disabled vernal and viewers nationwide who watched

donald trump himself would be very strong evidence. >> brian, the president verbally silent, publicly speaking. you go to twitter and in a tweet says cohen is "trying to make up stories" to get himself out of an unrelated jam. different than the tone when the pr president called cohen a great guy. can you make heads or tails what this looks like? >> estranged now and unlikely to ever come back. michael cohen has turned on the president. he has in public actively is trying to undermine the president's story on this, and those tweets are really significant, because the president has put in black and white on the record what his version of events is, and there's no going back from that. that is incredibly significant. i'd note right now. you can see the weather in bedminster is incredibly good. in the 80s, sunny. significant. the president will be golfing, distracted. the last time the president sent a rainy weekend in bedminster, more than a year ago in april, and he decided to fire jim comey when he came back to washington after that. so it's significant, i think, that the president will be in bedminster on a sunny weekend where he can be

brian williams" which starts now. >>> tonight, former trump attorney michael cohen says his family and his country come first, with someone close to cohen telling "vanity fair" tonight this was about getting his voice heard before it's too late. >>> plus, the reality show president teases he had a very, very interesting morning. the latest reporting tonight on his supreme court pick, one week ahead of the announcement. >>> and the secretary of state plans another trip to north korea, but it seems kim jong-un isn't living up to his bargain with trump. "the 11th hour" on a monday night begins now. >> good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york. i'm ali velshi in for brian williams. day 529 of the trump administration, and a one-time trump loyalist breaks his silence, posing potential new dangers to the president. michael cohen, trump's long-time personal attorney and a key player this the trump organization may be sending warning signals to the white house in his first major interview since the fbi raided his home and office back in april. federal prosecutors in new york's southern district are i

brian todd reporting. >>> coming up, more on the bombshell revelations of a 2016 recording of donald trump and his attorney michael cohen discussing a payment to silence a playboy model. >>> also ahead, the grim investigation into a tour boetd accident that claimed 17 lives including 9 members of a single family. >>> breaking news, president trump's attorney rudy giuliani says the newly revealed recording of president trump and his long time former attorney michael cohen contains a conversation about one of their corporations buying the rights to one time playmate's karen mcdougal's story. at one time they owned exclusive rights to the story alleging she and donald trump had onfair. brian stelter joining us now. brian, the president has had a long-standing relationship with the owner of ami. tell us a bit about that. >> yes, david pecker who controls the national inquirer and a number of other publications that relationship has been documented. apparently on this recording we're hearing the two men trying to talk about trying to reimburse a super market tabloid for helping cover up their secrets. this is very strange te

cohen hints he may be cooperating with prosecutors. why is he speaking out now and what is his defense strategy? >> briante, a criminal defense attorney who represented former house speaker in his strategy. i was asking our earlier guests, what's michael cohen's legal strategy in agreeing to do this interview and saying what he said. >> i think the conventional wisdom is he's angling for a pardon. that may be true. my take is a little bit different. i think he's auditioning on another level for people in the southern district of new york special counsel's office and fbi. your michael cohen. what has your lot in life been? your practice floated, office and home and hotel room raided, you're getting crushed by michael avenatti on every cable network including coqvc and ver little you can do. i think he's trying to pound the dents out of his public persona by crafting a revised image. michael cohen 2.0, if you will, praising the fbi and saying this investigation through the fbi is not a witch hunt and saying to the people he will meet on his side in the knock-out round, i'm a good guy and will do the right

cohen. >> thank you, malcolm. >>> "the 11th hour with brian williams" starts now. >>> tonight, new reportingbattle between the president and his long time lawyer and fixer as their attorneys fight it out on cable, as trump fights on twitter, and "the washington post" reports tonight the feds have over 100 cohen recordings. >>> plus that second trump/putin summit. the invitation to washington that putin never accepted. it's now been postponed until next year as john bolton says it should happen "after the russia witch hunt is over." >>> and the white house bars a reporter from covering an event after she asked the p

cohen. >> thank you, malcolm. "the 11th hour with brianrting on the battle between the president and his long time lawyer and fixer as their attorneys fight it out on cable and "the washington post" reports tonight the feds have over 100 cohen recordings. plus the second trump/putin summit is, the invitation has been postponed till next year. as john bolton says, it should happen after the russian witch hunt is over. and the white house bars a reporter from covering an event after she asked the president about all of this in the oval

brian clark with the latest twist to this story. >> reporter: president trump taking to twitter this morning lashing out at his former lawyer michael cohen. inconceivable that the government would break into a lawyer's office early in the morning. even more unkweefbl that a lawyer would take a client, the good news is that your favorite president did not wrong. this is the first time the president has come out publicly against mr. cohen. sours confirm to abc news cohen recorded a conversation with then candidate donald trump, about payments to a playboy playmate. the president has denied any extramarital relationship, as well as any hush money paid to mcdougal. the two-minute long dfrgs in person the tape made by koe one undercuts these denials. according to sources, mr. cohen outlined a scheme to reimburse pub shers of national entire inquirer. sources familiar with the tape say trump tells cohen to properly document any payment. the president's attorney, rudy giuliani saying the reimbursement never happened, a source with knowledge of cohen's legal team says quote, a lawyer taping a client is not illegal. it is the equivalent of retain

brian: like paul manafort and like michael cohen, which has nothing to do with the way he was hired.is virtually unconnected to the campaign. it doesn't mean those aren't real crimes. you know, it's going to fall on deaf ears for manafort to say they wouldn't have caught me if i wasn't the head of the campaign. if they are real crimes he has got to answer for them. the danger you have with a special counsel is they can trip those wires. brian: the very fit jonathan turley always good to see you, jonathan. have great weekend. >> thank you. brian: abolish ice is the latest rallying cry for the far left. what do they actually know about the agents who keep our country safe? a former ice agent joins us with a message for those calling to end his former employer. and, president trump taking on senator jon tester on his home turf. >> it's time to retire liberal democrat jon tester. you can write your wrong in november, okay? brian: very red state. is this a preview of what we are going to see at the mid terms? we will take a look at that this is "fox & friends." learn more at theexplorerca

brian: if i don't know why robert mueller doesn't care more. why doesn't he off-ramp that investigation like nike off-ramp michael cohen? e once his agency headed up through two administrations and bathe the fbi look terrible. and he should be outraged. >> i agree with that completely, brian. in other than peter strzok, bob mueller and the special counsel team has more at stake than anyone with his testimony tomorrow because peter strzok was the one that, for the first nine months, gathered all the evidence and made all the investigations decisions that we came the and if he acted inappropriate, then mueller has a problem. meanwhile a liberal professor is under assault because he dared to praise judge kavanaugh. can you believe it? you've got a good record and liberty mutual won't hold a grudge by raising your rates over one mistake. you hear that, karen? liberty mutual doesn't hold grudges. how mature of them! for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise their rates because of their first accident. liberty mutual insurance. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ who says summer gets all the fun? no

brian williams, and that starts right now. >>> the breaking news we're covering tonight, the cohen-trump audio recording released by the cohen team tonight on prime time television. you'll hear the president's voice for yourself, especially the one word he uses which motivated this leak. also the president today speaking to vetvens suggesting an alternative truth. he tells them what you're seeing and what you're reading is not what's happening. also along those lines the president says he's been so tough on russia he fears they will interfere in our elections to favor the democrats. luckily tonight doris concern goodwin is with us with common sense perspective as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a tuesday evening. >>> well, good evening once again from our news headquarters here in new york. day 551 of the trump administration, and we have breaking news again this evening. we'll get right to it. we have one of the recordings made by michael cohen back in 2016 with then presidential candidate donald trump. in the recording which first aired tonight on cnn, cohen and trump appear to be heard discussing arrangements surroundin

brian kemp. if you want a politically incorrect conservative, that's me. >> it's not sacha baron cohen. >> breakere, dan. >> forget nuance. we've long since gone past nuance. the other point about this race is the concern among republicans about how difficult this race could be in november, as they are deciding who their nominee is going to be, the republican governor's association lashed out at the democratic nominee with a very tough ad in which they link her to nancy pelosi and hillary clinton and say that she's a dangerous radical. so we can see what the argument is going to be going forward. they're going to be nervous about who they get coming out of this primary today. >> you couldn't end up with a more opposite situation. i think in some ways if either of the republican candidates go up against someone like stacy adams, an african-american democrat, going into some of these suburbs, it could not be a greater contrast. so it will be one of those tests of what are people actually looking for? what are these moderate voters in the suburbs concerned about? are they concerned about trump's po

cohen's team tries to counter. >> as a defense. thanks, betsy. >>> a contentious georgia runoff, brian kevin secured the gop noom nomination. he beat out leiutenant conservative casey cagle. kevin, a self prescribed politically incorrect conservative, endorsed by president trump last week. kevin's win sets up a heated battle of the bases this fall when he takes on democrat stacy abrams who was fighting to become the nation's first black female governor. >> all right. just hours of president trump praised tariffs on twitter, his administration announced a temporary $12 billion program to help american farmers who have been struckling in the wake of the president's trade policies. nbc chief white house correspondent halle jackson has more. >> reporter: before he farmed this land his dad did and his dad before that. these days, it's tougher to turn a profit. >> we need these tariffs to end southeastern rather than later. >> reporter: those tariffs triggered a trade war. >> the longer this goes on, it makes it that much harder for us. crop costs on our end seem to be going up all the time. >> reporter: producers of soy beans, d

brian williams, and that starts right now. >>> the breaking news we're covering tonight, the cohen-trump audio recording released by the cohen tonight on prime time television. you'll hear the president's voice for yourself, especially the one word he uses which motivated this leak. also the president today speaking to vetvens suggesting an alternative truth. he tells them what you're seeing and what you're reading is not what's happening. also along those lines the president says he's been so tough on russia he fears they will interfere in our elections to favor the democrats. luckily tonight doris concern goodwin is with us with common sense perspective as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a tuesday evening. >>> we

brian, thanks for coming on. >>> coming up after the break, lots more to come including michael cohen doing a 180. suggesting he might be able to flip on the guy he would take a bullet for. disbeliever and stormy daniels' eastern michael avenatti joining me after the break to weigh in on all of this for the first time. >>> and coming to america. the white house is thinking about holding its second summit with kim jong-un. between while intelligence says pyongyang has pulled back on his promise to denuke. ...yielded to no one. when i found you in my dna, i learned where my strength comes from. my name is courtney mckinney, and this is my ancestrydna story. now with 2 times more geographic detail than other dna tests. order your kit at ancestrydna.com. i know, right. we are seriously ikeeping up with the joneses.. i know, right. we are seriously keeping with the anderson's. we are finally keeping up with the ford's. keeping up with the garcia's. keeping up with the harvey's. keeping up with the wahh-the-wahh the romeros. carters. patels. the allens. wah... wolanske's. right, them. no one is going to

brian williams starts now. >>> breaking tonight, donald trump knew in advance about the trump tower meeting ie cording the michael cohen. this is the meeting where don junior was supposed to learn russian dirt on hillary clinton. >>> blockbuster reporting from the wall street journal. the cfo for the trump organization, the day-to-day money man, the highest ranking non-trump has been subpoenaed. >>> mueller's case for obstruction. why the special counsel is looking at the president's twitter feed. we'll look at what it means for this president and the white house from the reporters breaking the story as the 11th hour gets under way on a thursday evening. >>> good evening once again from new york. day 553 of this trump administration. there's breaking news yet again tonight and it's this. a source saying michael cohen asserts the president knew about the june 2016 trump tower meeting in advance. was told it about by his son before it happened. the source also goes onto say cohen is willing to make that assertion to robert mueller. you may recall that the june meeting between donald trump junior and several different rus

four, the president himself tweeted about cohen and the tape just hours before kaitlan asked those questions. our senior media correspondent, briantelter, joins me now. this is a day that, you know, all americans should be concerned about, not spruced, though. >> it's quite an escalation. and i think it's important to spotlight this, because we haven't seen something like this at the white house before. we've seen a series of escalations by the trump administration, but this is the first time that a reporter has been called in and said, your questions were inappropriate. you can't go to the next event. that's essentially what was happened. she was disvisited, i would say she was barred from the event in the rose garden. and she was representing the entire press pool today, all the tv networks, so her questions were also fox's questions and nbc's questions and abc's questions. and that's partly why there's been an unusual show of solidarity for this. fox news speaking up and the white house correspondents' association also speaking out. here's a part of what the association says. and by the way, they represent all the white house

cohen: thank you very much. next speaker, please. >> hello. i'm one of the senior and disabled clients that brian was speaking about. i am able to stay in my long term rent controlled apartment only because of the subsidies from this foundation. if i lost a backpack i would never be able to be rehoused in san francisco. i certainly couldn't afford it. i would end up someplace far away were at 72, i would never be able to build the community and the supports that i will need as i continue to age and a struggle with health issues. thank you very much. >> supervisor cohen: thank you very much. if there are any other public speakers, please line up. this is your opportunity to speak. >> good morning, supervisors. i am also a client of the q. foundation which was formerly cofounded -- i'm sorry, it was originally cofounded as the aids housing alliance. since then, since i became a client, they have expanded their services to not only be aids and h.i.v. community, but also to low income seniors kak able to, and so forth. they are a godsend to me. i came in very desperate into their office and the executive director, to me

brian williams starts now. >>> breaking tonight, donald trump knew in advance about the trump tower meeting ie cording the michael cohenthe meeting where don junior was supposed to learn russian dirt on hillary clinton. >>> blockbuster reporting from the wall street journal. the cfo for the trump organization, the day-to-day money man, the highest ranking non-trump has been subpoenaed. >>> mueller's case for obstruction. why the special counsel is looking at the president's twitter feed. we'll look at what it means for this president and the white house from the reporters breaking the story as the 11th hour gets under way on a thursday evening. >>> good

brian williams starts right now. >>> tonight, the president swears he did not know about that trump tower meeting in advance while someone close to michael cohen tells vanity fair, cohen is sitting on top of a treasure-trove of information and there's a lot more to come. for the tenth straight time the president ignored questions from reporters and that's since the trump-cohen tape came out on tuesday. >>> donald trump's first ever national security council meeting on the topic of election safety was convened today hours after the president was invited to moscow by vladimir putin. all of it as the 11th hour gets under way on a friday night. >>> good evening from new york. day 554 of the trump administration and the president escalates the war on his former lawyer and confidant michael cohen while denying he had any advance knowledge about the june 2016 meeting in trump tower. a source has told nbc news cohen is willing to tell robert mueller that donald trump junior informed his father about the meeting before it took place. trump son had the meeting with several russians after he was told they were coming prepared with damaging information ab

brian: they're panicking. move on to somebody else. maybe panicking executives at showtime. they signed saw that baron cohen he dressed like a wounded military veteran, disabled veteran in a wheelchair, duped his way into interviewing some of the most powerful people in the country, many which are republicans like dick cheney, or military heroes like david petraeus, and former vice-presidential candidate sarah palin. many, including me, are outraged that he would go to that length doing something that distasteful to pretend to be a wounded veteran. >> there is just some things that you don't do, brian, and one of those is to dress up like a disabled vet, just for a joke. sacha baron cohen, all iterations he has done for a laugh, i get it, some of the stuff he does is kind of funny. some i scratch my head, i think it is too heavy-handed. unless i miss something, i'm sure internet will correct me if i'm wrong on this, doesn't he seem to poke fun at flyover, flyover nations? he seems to take great joy mocking flyover folks. here in season of world cup, i haven't seen him make jokes about all the soccer fans ou

brian: president trump has dream opponent for 2020 election. who is it? stick around. >>> sacha baron cohenh the story. ♪ ainsley: we are back with a fox news alert. information we're just learning, at least three people are hurt in a explosion at an army depot in pennsylvania. it is unclear what caused the blast or how severe injuries are. officials are asking employees to stay in the work areas and away from the main entrance. we'll bring you more information as soon as it becomes available. >>> president trump and first lady paying tribute to a fallen secret service agent. noell remigan had a stroke. he dedicated 19 years to the secret service. his body returned to the u.s. draped in a american flag. in a statement president trump writing quote, our prayers are with special agent, remigan loved ones. a go fund me page is set up for his family. leaves behind a wife and two kids. steve: steve comedian sacha baron cohen making headlines for pranks on his showtime series, who is america. a gun store owner in california was not fooled by the actor when he tried to trick him. look at surveilla

brian williams starts right now. >>> tonight, the president swears he did not know about that trump tower meeting in advance while someone close to michael cohenp of a treasure-trove of information and there's a lot more to come. for the tenth straight time the president ignored questions from reporters and that's since the trump-cohen tape came out on tuesday. >>> donald trump's first ever national security council meeting on the topic of election safety was convened today hours after the president was invited to moscow by vladimir putin. all of it as the 11th hour gets under way on a friday