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>> i think paul callan is right. i think the appearance of a conflict should trigger some common sense into people who are involved here, that they should not have taken these positions in these investigations or step aside. at the end of the day, to me, this is a lot about the crisis of confidence in institutions we have in this country. right now, the american people are willing to look with a skeptical eye on every major institution. you can see it, our government, big businesses, the media, and in this particular case, enough information has come out that's extremely troubling from the fbi and as matt pointed out, in the media's attempt to discredit donald trump, a lot of botched things have happened. when you have all of this sort of botched attempts and conflicts of interest and all of this information, it does make people say -- >> wait, you're saying it's the media's -- hold on. hold on. scott, you're saying it's the media's fault? >> no, i'm not saying it's the media's fault. i'm saying that right now, there

you can put this on travis callan it.sl have a few before people start to blame dara, but it is an unforced error. >> same time uber is getting a goodlifet, this is not for the singapore grand prix. it looks to be a situation where uber is retreating. do you see a broader pattern, again, emerging here? max: two things are going on. been on this long march to take over the world. they planned on dominating every market. beginning with the deal in china, they have been on the retreat, cutting deals with local players. this story also has a clean-up component because uber sold to a taxi company in singapore, funding a joint venture. that company had been embroiled in a scandal, so it was another potential problem area for the ngmpany that by selli majority interest it is a way to make things a little tidier. to move on from that scandal and also have a better shot of competing in southeast asia. >> last question for you, max. we've been covering sexual harassment against to jabbar. and yet, he has completely denied these all

. >> i want to get to perspective now in all of this from our panel, joining us, paul callan and white house correspondent, sarah westwood. i will start with you, is this going to collusion? >> that's the question. when we talk about collusion, collusion is not a crime in the criminal statute, its got to be a conspiracy among two or more people to violate u.s. laws. mueller is establishing a lot of meetings about the russians and getting dirt on hillary clinton. that was not criminal unless part of the meeting involved legali illegality. i think there is a lot of evidence of contact between the russian as and the trump campai. >> knowing of the e-mail that the russians had. >> that's not collusion. the second step is to show that you use those meetings to violate u.s. laws. now you have a criminal case that would implicate people and send them to jail. i don't see it on the basis of what we know so far though. >> sarah, obviously, there is been a lot of messaging recently, especially republicans trying to tarnish the credibility of the special counsel's team. did it make it harder for

joining me now by phone is cnn legal analyst, paul callan. want to get your take on the idea of this guilty plea. a guilty plea on two counts of that tell you about where the special counsel is? >> it means he's made substantial progress in his investigation. he's, obviously, moving closer to the white house, but also i think the important thing is, with a plea being taken by the general that's a very solid indication that he's probably been offered a deal of some kind, and he's cooperating. and if he's cooperating, who would he be cooperating against? it certainly feels like it would be other higher up officials in the white house. so, i think this is really an important development and we have to remember, we're talking about the former national security adviser to the president of the united states. so this is a very, very big deal. >> all right. paul stand by for one second. cnn's chief national security correspondent jim sciutto, i understand you just spoke to the lawyer for michael flynn, jr., and this is not insignificant, because he m

but it's not just up top that there's so paul callan make it so. easy for their opponents keep a book style and grab the open official after thirty six minutes of the being a it was the twenty six goal that cologne have let in this season one time status defense was a masterpiece they conceded just twenty all season the gear they came up with this time around it's a very different story. set pieces have never been stick a strong point but as a parting gift his players found it in them to score from a free kick the ball of syrup resi with the equalizer up there the goal of the season joy all round all of a sudden the happy ending seemed possible for. maybe even fish to. remember when we finished fifth last year and they carried us around cologne on their shoulders. yeah it was not lovely. european football back to the city after a twenty five year absence they love them for that on the terraces. but on the pitch cologne are a catastrophe as defense stands and stands. were happy to have the eat gratefully made it to one half to seventy two minutes. n

callan joins us live now from the f.t. convention in hanover now we are expecting a vote on the leaders sometime in the coming hours but just talk us through what's been happening in the hall where you are. well it's really interesting to see whether the f.t. decides to go with a more fundamentalist leader someone who will keep it more towards the right fringe of german politics or whether it will go for someone who's more a more moderate voice who could have a more broader appeal to german voters and transform it into a party that might even be able to challenge as a real contender for government in the next four years that's essentially what's the leadership can contest it's come down to here and have the debate is very much shaped by which way the party will go and this ideological split was of course exposed when focker petrie as you said the former clerk or leave it quits she said that the party had gone too far to the right so it remains to be seen if that's the direction the rest of the delegates. want to go all way

a shift in domestic politics the reality is that goodbyes like this appear to be more likely ella callan al-jazeera by reuters germany. the soldiers there have these are our top stories the u.s. president has defied widespread international opposition and has said that he's recognizing jerusalem as israel's capital he also plans to move the american embassy the palestinian factions are calling for a general strike in three days of rape against trump's decision the mass which dominates the gaza strip has called transposition an act of aggression it's arabs and muslims to shun israel and the u.s. . now there's been a strong reaction from hamas which controls the gaza strip its leader is calling an uprising or another into fodder against israel. you act. today i'm stressing that jerusalem is unified no east jerusalem no west jerusalem jerusalem is a palestinian arab muslim city and is the capital city of the whole of palestine today i am saying that palestine is unified from the sea to the river unified palestine will never be divided into two countries now you say the so-called peace proce

german army which has been traditionally kept out of politics since the end of world war two and the callan joins us from the german city of hanover and i believe there were protests a little earlier on what happened. well that's right jane we saw a few hundred protesters who were scuffling with police they were minor scuffles on the outskirts of the center where the i have to use holding this conference they have made it they have vowed to block delegates from coming in here this is the same strategy that followed protesters news when the party last met in cologne back in april of course as you say now things have dramatically changed the eye of steve has more than ninety. seats in call event so they are a political force this is a watershed moment in germany because it's the first time that a far right party has had seats in the buddha saw the problem and since world war two those protesters as you say their numbers are growing there's a very tight as ring of anti riot police around here there are water cannons horses police are obviously expecting some violence you might remember the sce

and here we are in chester county, bucks, montgomery, county, west callan township down to 15.bradford and chester sfr g springs at 18. 19 in blue bell. 18 in warrington. 16 in milford. i mean, that's pretty crazy for temperatures. not even at 6:00 at night. and now we have the dry weather with the snow that's about to come in here. that pipeleup you saw in michig is not related to this issue. it's a lake effect problem they've had there. that stuff that's coming our way is further to the south than michigan. it's a solid snow. by 7:00 a.m. it's like a wall. it starts. once it starts it's going to stay snowing for many hours. now, probably fewer hours in southern delaware and in cape may county. here we are in the middle of the morning and it's snowing almost everywhere. it ends fastest in delaware. you may have a little bit less there. middle afternoon it's pretty much all gone except for a couple of flurries. what we're seeing in the flurries, it's not snowshowers, it's a steady snow. computer models have been fairly consistent for about a coating to perhaps one to two inches

claudia callan is in dupont washington with the latest. >> reporter: along with excessive speed investigators say they are looking at whether the engineer who was driving the train on monday may have been distracted. they say the emergency brake engaged automatically when the train, which was going 50 miles over the speed limit, jumped the tracks. they say the engineer did not activate it manually. nor was he alone and the locomotive. >> there were two people in the cab. the engineer and a conductor who was getting experienced and familiarizing himself with the territory. the actual conductor -- as there is one on every train -- was in the actual passenger section at the time of the accident. >> reporter: officials say the engineer was qualified and had been operating the train in the area in the last couple of weeks. all five crew members were hospitalized. investigators say they hope to speak to them in the next few days. two of the three people who were killed in monday's accident were passionate advocates for public transportation. friends say they were excited to be on the maiden voyage

and the other is that cnn legal analyst paul callan who today really came down and said originally heesident's attacks on the fbi were wrong. he's looked into this and, you know, he told poppy harlow today, boy, there's some really disturbing stuff here. >> okay. you've got a couple of quotes there, no question. we have the advantage of having a live former fbi and cia official here, phil mudd. what's your view of all of this? >> this is pretty simple. let's deal with facts and not with speculation. first of all, the seventh floor of the fbi is not critically involved in the investigation. the fbi director isn't. the deputy fbi director isn't. the special counsel is. he's the former fbi director, so don't tell me the seventh floor of the fbi is tainted. they're not conducting the investigation. let me give you a couple of facts if you want to argue that this is some sort of deep state democratic conspiracy. number one, a trump nominee and appointee, the deputy attorney general, says this is an appropriate investigation. he nominated a former republican fbi director nominee, robert mue

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could mean, asha rangappa, a cnn legal and national security analyst former fbi special agent, paul callan, james galliano senior law enforcement analyst and fbi super agent. asha, the new reporting that manu has gotten exclusive to cnn and also laid out perfectly there about -- offering to donald trump jr. to donald trump himself, to access to these wikileaks documents, with a decryption key in the e-mail, from an investigative standpoint, what does this e-mail mean? >> so, to make it easy to understand, this e-mail would be as if someone contacted you and told you they had robbed a bank and gave you the location of the storage locker where they had stashed the money and gave you the combination for the lock on the door. so, even if he never responded to that e-mail from an investigative standpoint i would say why didn't he call the fbi. this is knowledge of potential stolen goods or stolen information, it's knowledge of a crime that could have happened, hacking, and so i think even just standing alone, before we even get into any of the other things and there is a lot. >> right. >> that

german army which has traditionally been kept out of politics since the end of world war two well a callan joins us live now from the f.t. convention in hanover so it does seem that they have a result they have elected leaders what can you tell us about them. now they have it actually it's a rather unfolding situation that's happening live as we speak somewhat of a soap opera that's going on here at the i have to convention the party is essentially has an ideological split will it to broaden its base to appeal to more german voters and prepare itself for government perhaps one day all when it moves to the right and essentially what we've seen play out of the house was sold own conclusion there was a power sharing deal that had been worked out and then we saw a far right candidate completely derailed the prices for more on this i'm joined by team from the german marshall fund to what essentially is happening here with very part of congress was set up to present the party is unified as a functional actor in durham politics and the very opposite seems to be true what we currently observe is t

german army which has traditionally been kept out of politics since the end of world war two and a callan joins us from the german city of hanover so how those protests shaping up now. i mean you can probably see nothing on the right behind me where we will be traveling to the first part of it we're trying to get to . the convention the convention which is about three hundred meters in front of me . to block this some six hundred delegates who are going to that convention in order to vote for a new leader. original leader all be stepped aside after the election saying that she was worried that the party was gearing to the bride and so now we'll have to elect a new leader. we are trying to with her out on the thank you for that from germany . i'm coming to fight for her and i would say that you are the only around the convention center i haven't managed to block the delegate convention is underway. and now the protesters are actually gathering in another part of that city. it will start to kick off the official protests it was very expecting some eight thousand protesters in the city of ki

michael sheer, a former federal prosecutor, paul callan, former fbi special agent asha rangappa is here as well. michael, to my point, if you blinked this weekend, you missed a tweet and a different explanation for the tweet coming from the white house. so it first came to the way it first came out with the tweet from the president is, he didn't write the tweet. when the tweet in question if you will. then it was, and whoever wrote it, they wrote it by mistake. or it was misworded. now, it seems with this interview with axios no matter what was written in that tweet it doesn't matter because now the president can't obstruct justice. can all of these things be true, michael? what's your view on this? >> look, i think what the changing stories reflect is a white house that was really struggling to get its story straight. the idea that dowd was trying to convey, i think, this morning was not so much the kind of who did what when, but rather the bigger picture, he was trying to take a step back and say regardless of what you might think that tweet meant, can the president, can a sitting pre

por quÉ callan las mujeres cuando sufren de acoso sexual?ncia a harvey westein por el acoso sexual, ella comentÓ lo siguiente quiero citarlo, porque da pie perfecto lo que vamos a hablar a continuaciÓn: " hasta que haya igualdad de la industria, que los hombres y mujeres tenga la misma valÍa en todos los aspectos de la producciÓn, nuestra comunidad seguirÁ siendo tierra fÉrtil para depredadores. los hombres acosan sexualmente porque pueden y las mujeres estamos hablando porque en esta nueva era por fin podemos hacerlo.". salma hayek no estÁ tan lejos de la realidad, segÚn un artÍculo del periÓdico "us today" ha reportado que mÁs de la mitad de las mujeres de estados unidos han sido acosadas en el trabajo, y que sin embargo han sido muy pocas repercusiones para los hombres, y lo que es peor, diario relata varios testimonios de mujeres que, por miedo a perder sus trabajos, ha seguido teniendo comunicaciÓn normal con sus acosadores y estos han usado eso como arma en contra de ellas. doctora nancy, cÓmo se pierde el miedo para denunciar a un aco

callan joins us now from hanover how do the protests. now does that mean it's all quiet outside. into the center of the city but all the action seems to have happened this morning when there was a sit in by some protesters who were trying to prevent the six hundred delegates from attending this conference which you can see behind me things got a little tense for a while and police actually unleashed water cannons on some of the protesters we understand that at least one protester was injured and several of the police offices but inside the drummer is rather focused on the left protest is actually focused on the internal divisions within the party itself we're expecting a leadership contest here as you mentioned earlier the woman who took the f.t. to the election and delivered that surprise result actually quit the party because it was moving to divide so we're seeing an ideological split and i'm joined right now by team from the german marshall fund he's been analyzing events here inside this. can you tell us about this ideological split and why it matters in the context of germa

paul callan is with me right now. i want to know what's going on behind closed doors. walk us through the row ses. >> when you surrender a client for indictment or in this case it's an information to be arraigned in front of a federal judge, usually there's a procedure that is going to be very uncomfortable for general flynn. you have to go through fingerprinting because those records are usually presented to the federal judge at the time of the arraignment. now, we don't know what's happened in the background, whether justice has waived this because if he's going in, we expect him to actually be appearing in front of a federal judge in a very, very short period of time, that means that this stuff has already been done or an agreement to do it in the future. in a normal case, a normal american citizen who gets picked up, they surrender them at 6:00 in the morning because it's a long process. fingerprinting, then got to be run through the system and then you get produced in front of a federal judge. it's interesting to see if he's getting any kind of special privileges

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