had to be daniel and daniel alone.e case in court might not be so easy. >> this is one of those cases where circumstantial is -- is kind. i mean, you had no fingerprints, you had no dna, you had no bloody clothes on the suspect, you had -- >> right. >> you had no incriminating statements really, just some sort of weird stuff, but -- >> right. yeah. it's a -- >> you have-- >> tough case. >> nothin'. >> tough case -- >> it was. circumstantial is a correct word. >> reporter: question was, could they make the case -- or would a jury believe they'd reached the wrong conclusion? coming up -- motive -- it's been tricky to pin down in this case. but in court, prosecutors present jurors with a theory of everything. >> that's why this whole thing happened. >> reporter: when "dateline" continues. takes more pride in how they craft their orange juice? the corporate executives of coke and pepsi, or the farmers of florida's natural? only florida's natural is always made in florida by florida farmers. great taste. naturally. take pri

steve: let me turn back to daniel strauss. daniel: the third race is mississippi. these are states where president trump remains very popular. if you could pick one state where he could campaign abuse the eventual nominee, who would it be? we. ricketts: well, i think would love to have the president go to all the states where he has an opportunity. obviously our first priority is protecting our incumbent, so kentucky will probably be the highest priority with regard to that. we have a great candidate in mississippi. we have great candidates in louisiana. we think there is great opportunity if the president can help support our republican governor candidates, we would love to have him help us out. thee: governor, you ran for senate wants before and are now in your second term as governor of nebraska. theinterest in seeking senate again or in a national office? gov. ricketts: i tell people that i have got the best job in the world, and i guarantee you that if i just got reelected, i will be governor for the next four years. that is my plan. i will worry about what ha

daniele nardi also knew the risks.leased a written statement today, which included a message he'd left for his son should he not return. "don't stop," he told him. "don't give up." climbing was all tom ever wanted to do. he died doing what he loved. sarah campbell, bbc news. the government faces fresh criticism over the decision to revoke the citizenship of shamima begum following the death of her baby son in a syrian detention camp. ms begum left london to join the islamic state group when she was 15, and now at 19, had wanted to return to britain. labour said the decision to prevent herfrom doing so was "callous and inhumane," while charities say the life of her child wasn't sufficiently taken into consideration. but the government insists it was acting in the national interest. 0ur political correspondent chris mason reports. babyjarrah and his mum, 19—year—old shamima begum. she gave birth in a camp used to hold people from the islamic state group and their children. at less than three weeks old, her son has died f

hey danielle good to see you again. good to see you as well so let's start with qualcomm i don't think i heard what we were speaking with andre about but they that our rough go of it for a long time if we look at the five years stock price it is not a pretty picture looking at that thing but when we moved to just the last month they have made some some progress of the what do you make of qualcomm as a company especially in light of the news we were speaking with andre about their. so i consider qualcomm to be one of the laggards within the semiconductor space over the course of the past five years hasn't of course done much of anything and then on top of that you have this bad news patent disputes surrounding the issues with apple that is not going to help them anymore and the near term and while we can look at that chart over the course the last month and say well you know it has been trading higher what i would point towards with that is the semiconductor industry as a whole has been rising exponentially over the cour

my case against daniel 0rtega.er and daniel 0rtega immediately denied all the accusations i had made against him. translation: i faced translation: ifaced all translation: i faced all sorts of attacks and accusations, manipulations and conspiracies in my life. this is another conspiracy. translation: from that moment, they began attacking me, accusing me of being mad, habitual liar, a nymphomaniac, pa rt mad, habitual liar, a nymphomaniac, part of a political conspiracy, a cia agent, and they even said i was incapable of looking after my own children. daniel 0rtega appeared three years later in court, when he felt incomplete control of the judiciary. the court ruled that the statute of limitations had run out, but that doesn't mean that he was innocent. for me, he will always be the abuser. and she will always be the abuser. and she will always be the mother who was his accomplice. daniel 0rtega has been president of nicaragua since 2007. his wife, zoilamerica's mother, is now his vice president. during the vietnam

>> both. >> let's talk about stormy daniels. it's been publicly reported that the affair happened in 2006. in 2011 was my first interaction and it was through a phone call with michael cohen and that was because a website called the dirty.com had published a small piece on the blog that reported donald trump having an affair with stormy daniels. >> he called you? >> he called my client. stormy daniels then manager and berated her. i returned that call. and as soon as he picked up the phone on the other end, he jumped down my throat and was extremely aggressive on the call. so that's important because the time line happened 2011. >> why didn't et get done? >> there was zero interest. they knew about it when he announced to be president in 2016. they knew about it when he became the republican nominee. they did nothing to settle the case. they knew about it well into september. and it wasn't until what in all of my hours in sitting down with the southern district of new york and when everybody i see is reporting on this story for

daniel: es en serio., no, yo aquí tengo mi teléfono, yo les tomo las fotos y ya bajen y de una vez se cambian. daniel: tú no, tiene que ser ramón, él es el profesional. romina: exacto, tú solamente nos tomarías fotos encuerados, yeya, en cambio con ramón y su buena mirada fotográfica nos inmortaliza. Ándale, ramón, por favor. anímate. todos: [hablan a la vez] ramón: esperen, esperen. a ver, chicos, venga. [risas] todos: [hablan a la vez] [risas] [gritos] perla: ¡qué bárbaras! [gritos] [risas] yeya: oye, debes de pensar que somos un grupo de locos, ¿verdad? ramón: no. además daniel y romina son super simpáticos. además mira qué gesto han tenido conmigo, en cuanto llegue a españa voy a trabajar esas imágenes. yeya: oye, pero no se te olvide pedirles permiso antes de exponerlas. ramón: ya aprendí. ambos: [ríen] yeya: oye, guapo, ¿y crees que esto termine aquí? ramón: no, espero que no. porque quién se iba a imaginar que iba a encontrar el amor verdadero al otro lado del charco. yeya: ah, ¿en serio? ramón: en

on andrea barlow easier in studios plus harley davidson is cruising into another market on wheels danielle she of simpler trading to texas for a spin around harley davidson and some other company we've got lots of interesting numbers coming out with danielle today you'll enjoy it and later we continue with our hong kong coverage this week we take you from the list skyline of congo and cities yesterday to the streets to hear from the people that helped drive the area's economic engine all that in our sights but first we have right to the headlines let's go. changes to the terms of trade between india turkey in the united states leader goldberg report today as the u.s. rescinds a key designation for the two countries the office of the u.s. trade representative or u.s.t.r. has said it intends to quote terminate india and turkey's designations as beneficiary developing countries under the generalized system of preferences that g.s. p. the u.s. t.r. statement says turkey is to develop to qualify for relevant g s p benefits in the case of india u.s.t.r. alleges that india has failed to ensure eq

and former federal prosecutor, daniel azloen. and a former number two under cy vance.t with you. we're now basically a day and a half out of this. how much of this is a pardon-proof strategy and could it go beyond the defendant manafort to include other people? >> well, in some ways it's a pardon-proof strategy because the president clearly can't pardon someone who's been convicted of a state crime. in that sense, it is. but there are certainly hurdles for the d.a.'s office to overcome in getting a conviction here. i mean, there are double jeopardy concerns. the d.a. has thought about them very, very carefully and has a strategy to get around them. >> the d.a. that you worked under. >> yes. >> you were number two. >> that's right. >> you were the rod rosenstein to his jeff sessions. >> something like that. >> but cy is not exactly jeff sessions. we'll leave it at that. when you look at how he prepares for a case like this, does he kind of throw it out there and then figure out later whether he can win the double jeopardy part or do they strategize about that? >> oh, no

venezuela expels the german ambassador, declaring daniel kriener a persona non grata.espite this, jijimmy says -- germany says that they will still support quite a. and despite the bombing today, 17 deaths, the united says talks with the taliban in qatar are making progress. and new satellite images from north korea suggest it is a rebuilding one of its rocket launch sites that it dismantled last year, as part of peace moves with united states. and in the next half-hour, breaking to booze in -- taboos a conservative miramar. the talk about sexuality taking center stage as the vagina monologues makes its debut. ♪ phil: welcome to the program. i'm phil gayle. the venezuelan government has ordered the german ambassador to leave the country after he exexpressed support for the opposition leader. daniel kriener was one of a number of ambassadors to great the self-declared interim president when he landed at the airport on monday. the governmement accuses daniel kriener of interfering with ininternal affairs, that has gin him towar -- they have given them 48 hours to leave.

daniels is on the inner circle. emily: agreed. sarah, you could argue we talked about the fact that not a lot of high-profile executives have left facebook despite the scandals and controversies. yes, some departures here and there, the legal department, but nobody from product. sarah: no. this is a very rare situation. in my mind, it is somewhat analogous to the instagram founders leaving last year or the whatsapp founders leaving. this is somebody that had a very strong voice at facebook overshadowed in some ways by zuckerberg's voice. he is the ceo, but when you look at what is happening next, he is not going to figure into the cost level role. he is instead going to have all the leaders of the different products report to him and have somebody manage the integration of them. emily: this is on the same day of this massive facebook global outage, which is believed to be the biggest outage that facebook has ever had, which knocked out all of its services. and perhaps it is evidence of the power of facebook being concentrated in o

remember, too, a lawyer representing somebody like stormy daniels or stormy daniels could themselves of extortion if they said to the president who was representative that, unless you pay me money, we will publicly disclose the affair. that, too, would be extortion. lawyers have be very careful about how they frame complaints in situations like this. remember, this is a bad day for michael avenatti, because he also went on television and promised the american public that president trump would never serve out his term. "you can count on it, you can be sure." "he's going to be impeached, he's going to be indicted." he's been wrong about just about everything. but i don't get any great joy from seeing a lawyer indicted on the such serious charges that could result in disbarment and significant prison term. >> harris: alan dershowitz, thank you very much for your time and your expertise as this news is breaking on michael avenatti. thank you. we will be right back. ♪ this is not a bed... it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed, from $999... senses your movement and aut

actions of one country or entity or salad operator can affect the ability of everyone to use it yeah daniel this one i've got cattle have i just jump in and i actually want to flee most important aspect of you know thinking about the militarization of space he said you can't. you can't put other people out from space if you want to you know log sucked in right then you have to right to do so and it's so it's more than in national water international what do you have you can't territorially you don't regret it step someone is coming but in space. you can't really stop someone you know or beating you started out around you so. you know it's really hard to reject the other people to use base and that's more and it's it's a commons floor for anyone that nobody i want this you see it coming to you so many all talks about space not what role do you think it will play in preventing countries the militarizing space that is what you're trying to welcome lesa the chinese take on this what's now what should go in the tracing. yeah well first of all let me just make one clarification there's a differen

tell us about chris daniels. he is leaving, too.arah: chris daniels was formerly the head of internet.org, which was zuckerberg's personal project to try to get more people on the internet. int of connected to whatsapp that it is very international but running a messaging project is a very different ordeal. we don't know exactly why he left, but it is a very difficult time for whatsapp right now because they are facing all the scrutiny from governments around the world. there have been whatsapp lynchings in india and all this misinformation that have spread on whatsapp that is encrypted. so facebook cannot do much about it except for change its rules. that will be a very difficult job to do. emily: meantime, the cofounder of whatsapp who left a while ago who once kicked off the #delk etedacebook movement -- etefacebook movement. he felt like he was going to be giving a privacy but still sold. he said it would change their lives so him is not all about me. it is true but you also have to consider that if it is that morally important

daniele nardi also knew the risks. written statement today, which included a message he'd left for his son should he not return. "don't stop," he told him. "don't give up." climbing was all tom ever wanted to do. he died doing what he loved. sarah campbell, bbc news. a man has been remanded in custody by magistrates in east london, charged with murdering the teenager jodie chesney last week. the 17—year—old was stabbed in the back while listening to music with friends in a park in romford. manuel petrovitch, who's 20, will appear at the old bailey on monday. a second suspect remains in custody. the supermarket chain asda has said it will remove all single kitchen knives from sale because of concern over the use of knives in violent attacks. the company says it has a responsibility to try to help in the work to bring violent crime under control. the clock. in the dirt of the clock. now on bbc news: a special edition of global questions from jerusalem — hosted by zeinab badawi. hello and welcome tojerusalem for this edit

sanctions are also a double whammy for venezuela danielle not only is the u.s. venezuela's number one customer for all but also but as well as a main importer of chemicals used to process their oil use even as well as heavy crude oil is almost solid and needs chemicals to charge it into a lighter substance that can be eventually be exported now the sanctions also banned u.s. firms from exporting these chemical agents into venezuela and venezuela cannot export their oil without first importing these chemicals which is why so many active rigs in venezuela have declined in recent years now let's take a look at bourbon as well as oil is actually occurring growing it's currently going to you see danielle here just in november twenty eighth seen venice willow was exporting this is right here this is this is india it was exporting about a little under three hundred thousand barrels per day to india and here this was going to china about five hundred thousand and the us a little less than five hundred thousand but here in february twenty one thousand id end exporting ju

the toy right i mean just building off daniel's thought it people think of space debris and they think maybe the movie wall-e. were eventually they're going to bring a trash circling the planet and this eventually the rock is going to pop out through the surface that's not what we have to worry about with the worry about is that at certain point it's me too costly to use certain orbits and certain orbits or altitudes every so for a very specific task on earth and so that means we lose its capabilities surrounded by a ton of trash that's just circulating may even just bump into satellites that we using for everyday use as well that actually happened in two thousand and nine when an old russian satellite bumped into an active us satellite right now there are that's called space ration awareness and there are organizations that are tracking this sort of thing but it's difficult because if you have a piece of trash approaching debris approaching an active satellite you can call the salat owner and say hey you got to move this but if you have two pieces of debris approaching each other we'r

our experts are back with us, kara, michael and daniel. first to you, daniel.ested so much in the mueller report. we've heard from democrats who don't believe that they should move forward with impeachment. they say that we're waiting for the mueller report. if this mueller report doesn't deliver something, as you said earlier, that they can invest in, what next? >> i think speaker pelosi probably had a sense of what may have been coming in the report, not she had inside knowledge, but just by tracking how this mueller investigation has come about, you know, she said a couple weeks, we should not do impeachment. it's going to be a waste of time. and it would drag the country into another nightmare where kind of stopped -- the business of the country stops, as we try to impeach a sitting president. for something we don't have, you know, actual evidence of, you know, that leads to impeachment from mueller. and so, i think democrats want to move ahead with their other investigations. and they hope that they have a good candidate in 2020 to dismount trump. but they

danielle: a lot of differences of opinion.h sides claim they have reached out in the past to the other one about not having to go this route, not having to go hostile. both sides deny that is true. it is coming down to personalities. both sides are reaching out, trying to get their big investors on side. i spoke to both companies. mark bristow tells me he has spoken to most of the top investors in barrick. newmont told me the same. for the most part, they are the same investors, so which deal -- the guys with blackrock having a lot of the power -- will decide on an part of that will come down to personalities. they are really different teams. gary goldberg is a very understated guy. you can tell us got under his skin. mark, no one would accuse him of being understated. alix: danielle, some of the oddities of the deal, bristow said there could be $7 billion of synergies but they belong timeframe. there was no premium. how does that make sense? danielle: barrick is arguing the synergies are the premium and are sticking to the $7

daniel: it is.egal entities in europe, we operate particularly in four places, germany, france, luxembourg. people move along the way, so some may start commuting for a. of time -- for a period of time . we don't want to disturb the lives of people if we do not have to, we'll do it gradually, but we will prepare for the worst while hoping for the best. francine: has any of the pound volatility impacted your recipes? daniel: it is one of the components. i think the preparation is more a matter of bottom line and cost and investment in getting ready, rather than the effect on the bottom line. clearly, the outcome will have an impact on the u.k. economy and the outcome will have an impact on the global economy, so therefore, we are correlated to whatever happens in the global economy. it will be at impact if there is an outcome, which i hope it doesn't happen. francine: would it be systemic? this is the kind of a mistake, right? something that if it does not go to plan, what the markets freeze up? dani

he's a member of the international editorial board at the space policy journal in geneva switzerland daniel pipes he's a space security fellow at the u.n. institute for disarmament research and in the studio victoria samson she's the washington office director for the secure well foundation hello everybody it's really good to have you certainly is a member the public of a civilian when we talk about the militarization of space we think so i find any explosions or battles but i really want to get down to the nitty gritty of the reality one of the conflicts have there been any in space that you know about. i mean it's just it's not that sexy and unfortunately i never know is think so you know you have starship troopers coming around and you know doc writes in space but really what we're looking at is interfering with satellites and that could be anything from deliberately shooting one down but what's happening now is actually just jamming radio frequency interference preventing the satellite broadcast missions from getting to a target audience who's that was. with what and it's you know which

still with us are at impose or and daniel morris -- are adam posen and daniel morris.this similar to the u.s./china situation? the theresa may deal is better than going out without any deal at all? adam: it is better than no brexit. that is what is driving the people coming to the deal. that has been theresa may's strategy since the bad news she got in the election a year ago is to try to drive things so the only alternative to her deal was no deal and force people to sign up. it is still a bad deal. it is better than the alternative. better to shoot yourself in the foot than the chest. alix: that is hard to call for currency traders. 1.31 for the cable rate. what you do? daniel: we have to think about sentiment swinging. an end gameoser to where it is not the current , butsal gets voted through it is more likely you end up with a second referendum. i think there is still upside potential. when you get to that eventuality, there will be more uncertainty. in the short-term, more optimistic but also look for a point where we want to turn cautious again. alix: does it als

daniel: no les digo nada.

daniel, es un gusto saludarte. como ha sido para usted recibir esta gran noticia?lugar es excelente. creo que la cura para todos estÁ muy cerca, ya viene pero en un caso como este tambiÉn hay que ver que en un procedimiento como este no estÁ disponible para todos. hay que ver cÓmo puede ser adaptado para que personas como yo que llevamos 18 aÑos o mÁs podamos conseguir este tipo de resultados o de tratamiento. pamela: quÉ mensaje le gustarÍa mandar a la comunidad que aÚn vive con el virus para que se lleven la noticia. daniel: hay que apoyar y tambiÉn tener fe. pasamos mucho tiempo con la enfermedad. pero hay que seguir con esperanza. hay paÍses como espaÑa y como india que estan encontrando cura. mi mensaje es que tengan fe porque posiblemente vamos a ver la cura. borja: me gustarÍa hablar un poco de otro tema que abordas y es la visibilidad del paciente de vih. como ves la visibilidad a nivel mundial de los pacientes con enfermedad? >> el vih sida no es el estigma de antes. daniel: siento que lo queremos seguir viendo como un mostrÓ feo que ya no lo es. ahora es

in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... the bay bridge toll plaza. we'll be back with more of your kron 4 morning news after the break. (robin) welcome back. checking in on your morning forecast. we are working our way back into another dry day with temperatures this time around even warmer than those felt yesterday. highs will peak in the mid to low 60's under partly cloudy skies at the coast and mostly sunny skies further inland. temperatures will continue to boost into tomorrow and especially the latter part of the weekend.

then danielle starts to lose out and gives up. on can see if basically it was just how i magine it would be but i had too little stamina i could have done it if i'd had more. now it's been his turn. since he's a personal trainer he should have enough cardiovascular fitness and strength to complete the task. the countdown begins. again is really getting up there within a minute he's almost upside down. but then he to start swinging lower and also gives up. closes the i don't know i thought make it over but then i saw i wasn't that far along after all a bit more stamina is probably what i need as well. otherwise it was really cold at school. so how do you complete a full revolution. the swing boat operator joey chose us that it really is possible he's looping the loop within less than twenty seconds once twice three times without even breaking a sweat test subjects' us done. so what is the secret. to getting a sequence of movements just right to accelerate the swing vote you have to crouch during the backswing which if the body cent

charles: danielle is shaking her head. before we get back to danielle, we get back to jonas. you seemed sanguine or blase. the dow on the cusp of going positive. we spiked into the close of 25,901 on the dow. where do you see, why is this not a sort of goldilocks scenario for stock market investors? >> look, it is a boost because interest rates are a lot lower than they were a few months ago. that makes stocks more valuable but no goldilocks. i'm not one of these fed kooks who doesn't believe in bold but they literally can't take interest payments coming in from the $4 trillion they created from the crisis and destroy the money. they have to recycle that back -- one step of way monetizing the debts and a few steps away from mmt and a little disturbing in supposedly strong economy they can't do that without investors freaking out. i'm not a crisis freak. i like what the fed does and they have a very key role but that is little scary they can't that slowly unwind the money. what will happen in the next crisis in 8 or 9 or trillion dollar balance sheet? they're not getting it ar

negative impact on revenues as a result of slowing sales of assaults foyle rifles and ammunition danielle shea of simpler trading joins us to discuss it a few other companies including netflix is in the news today plus. the tourists are less times than tourists from the middle east don't come any point you know hotels on the avenue are less developed than before and we had sixty percent less just on even the steps with some of. the yellow bester they continue to protest in the store on the streets of paris as president much more prone enjoys snow snow can you believe it is on a speaking trip can't make this stuff up walls will examine how the marches have been able to stomp on markets artie's medina coach a no but brings us the latest on the plight of news from the french capital and later there's a new gun slingers sauntering into a game town as goliath google is set to challenge the video game market. conservative commentator steve malzberg joins us to consider if google has the true grit to topple today's top gaming companies all that directly ahead but first let's get some headlines l

daniel mays is a london record company executive.port isaac for a weekend, and his boss sees this group of fishermen singing on the quay and he says ok, you have to sign them up. he says it as a joke, but daniel mays's character takes it seriously. the next thing is that is exactly what he's trying to do. here's a clip. i manage bands and i'm interested in representing you. you'd better come and talk to the boys. for your information, my son is the roger daltrey of the group. well, i'll bear that in mind. you'll never guess what, my boy's just been talent spotted. by who? youradmirer. apparently, he's some kind of big shot in the music industry. watching you sing was one of those rare moments in the music business when you realise you are witnessing something truly original. the bottom line is — you've got a unique sound. and we believe we can help you get it released by a major label. laughter. it's a nice scene, isn't it? it is. it feels like one of those very british sort of films. a sort of of full monty type film. here's the thi

shay danielle for. welcome back oh we love having you on and we've talked about dicks before it's such an interesting story they're going against the grain you would think if something's not working maybe change it but they said they're going to actually drop their hunting gear including firearms and ammo from another hundred twenty five stores by august that's about seventeen percent of the stores retail locations and when this was announced a few days ago the stock really took a fall eleven percent to around thirty four dollars and fifty cents per share although your day the stock was up twenty five percent so and it's still trading around that thirty four fifty so they're still positive through the years but from a business perspective i mean should they stop digging what do you think. so i have two different perspectives on this part because first of all looking at the top stock chart just like you said you know i fell in love and percent after the last announcement over the course of the past year

stormy daniels tweeting, i am saddened but not shocked.i was released on $300,000 bail, and he's due back in a california court on april 1st. >> nick watt, thank you very much. we've got a lot to talk about. joey jackson, midwin charles. we're going to dig into it next. after months of wearing only a tiger costume, we're finally going on the trip i've been promising. because with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. ♪ so even when she outgrows her costume, we'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure together. unlock savings when you add select hotels to your existing trip. only when you book with expedia. i switched to geico and saved hundreds. that's a win. but it's not the only reason i switched. geico's a company i can trust, with over 75 years of great savings and service. ♪ now that's a win-win. switch to geico. it's a win-win. switch to geico. how'd i get this yard? behind pete's great looking yard, is his secret weapon... the scotts turf builder program. it's the best way to get the yard you want all year long, g

he was representing stormy daniels. he mulled a 2020.hroughout my career i've fought for the little guy" and that he's going to be fully exonerated. >> that's going on -- >> what do you think? >> sad state of affairs without question. so i think differently, depending upon the case that we're talking about. as it relates to california i think he's in a world of hurt. why? because either you have taxes that were properly filed with the government or you don't. it's easy to prove. the allegation in terms him filing false taxes you go to the irs you see if there were taxes filed. if there were not and he presented them to the bank that becomes problematic. in the event you that inflate your income to get loans that becomes problematic. >> it sounds very familiar, by the way. >> it really does. >> inflating your income to get bank loans. remember we talked about michael chone talking about donald trump. >> absolutely. so on that particular case i think it becomes a problem inasmuch as it's documentary evidence. you have it, you don't. >> the

avenatti said that he told daniels last month that he was ending their agreement for reasons he could not disclose and wished her all the best. >>> and "the new york times" reports joe biden's signaled that he is close to entering the 2020 presidential race. he spoke to members of the national association of firefighters yesterday in washington. they chanted "run, joe, run." mr. biden told them, "save it a little longer. i may need it in a few weeks," and added, "be careful what you wish for." more than a dozen democrats have already launched formal 2020 presidential campaigns. >>> still ahead, frankenfish may soon be coming to a table near you. the fda lifts the ban on genetically engineered salmon. fts the ban on ♪ we all care about amazing taste. that's why we've been making the best mayonnaise for best foods.ars. we're on the side of food. might mean a trip back to the doctor's office just for a shot. but why go back there when you can stay home with neulasta onpro? strong chemo can put you at risk of serious infection. in a key study neulasta reduced the risk of infection from 17

fall of michael avenatti, a formally frequent guest on this program when he was representing stormy daniels. president trump is an unindicted co-conspirator in the michael cohen case in the southern district of new york tonight because of michael avenatti's important work in making stormy daniels story public and available to prosecutors. in the southern district of new york and now michael avenatti himself is a criminal defendant in that same southern district of new york, accused of attempting to extort $20 million from nike. once again, the characters in trump world have defied the imaginations of hollywood's screen writers. we are now more than 24 hours into the relentless coverage of the contents of the mueller report, even though no would be in the news media, as rachel and i just mentioned, no one has read a single sentence of the mueller report. not one sentence. headline writers cannot deal with the minimal level of complexity presented by what attorney general william barr did yesterday. so the name barr didn't make it into the headlines today. today's headlines are exactly what t

the kicker here is the "wall street journal" did run a story about stormy daniels and donald trump justto be owned by rupert murdoch by the way ken lacorte says in this piece new yorker author jane maher got called after fact checker called him back she never did. never had the case practicing. >> martha: he had talked to her about another story and collaborated with her and cooperating with her on another story and then he was surprised when it came to this piece he tried to reach out to her but he never got the call returned and then when he saw the piece he was somewhat surprised. just remind us of the history here with this reporter who has been around a long time jane maher also had some similar issues with kavanaugh's stories, correct? >> yeah, jane maher was the co-author of one of the stories of one of the sets of allegations in the brett kavanaugh confirmation hearings. it's not christine blasey ford. it was one of the people whose tale largely discredited in the aftermath. i'm not casting aspersions on her as a reporter. she is a reporter who has special lived going after pres

still with us, anita kumar and daniel dale.eems to be an obsession, anita, on the right with alexandria ocasio-cortez. and you reference a story that one of your colleagues wrote about why there's this obsession with her and why conservatives are actually quite in awe of her. >> >> they are. my colleague wrote a story about how all these people on the right wish they were her. they don't want her policies. they don't like her policies but say they she has political game, meaning she is determined and has this political spirit and on social media. she's actually a lot like president trump taking on the media. and that sort of personality, they really actually kind of admire. and so she -- she really did kind of take over cpac today and has for the last couple days. >> daniel, is she going to be their white whale? you heard gorka there saying she is trying to take away your hamburgers, and jerry falwell jr. saying she is going to take away my cows. do they believe that's going to be effective in 2020? >> i think they do. i mean,

emily: let's talk about chris daniels, head of whatsapp leaving. zuckerberg said he is not filling chris coxe's -- cox's position, but other services, tell us about chris daniels. >> chris daniels was formerly head of internet.org, zuckerberg's personal project try to get more people on the internet. sort of connected to whatsapp in that it was very international, but running a messaging product is a different deal. we don't know exactly why he left, but it is a very difficult time for whatsapp. they're facing all of the scrutiny around the world. there have been whatsapp lynchings in india of all of this information -- misinformation that has spread that is encrypted and so facebook cannot do much about it. that would be a very difficult job to do. emily: david kirkpatrick is joining us now from new york. you wrote the book on facebook, i'm sure you interviewed chris cox several times. what do you make that he is no leaving? >> i agree with everything sarah has said about his centrality. he has, in my mind, been the person closest to zuckerberg fr

daniel mays goes an awfully long way to making it all hang together.has such a great screen presence, he has worked with mike leigh, he can do very serious, tough gritty comedy. he manages this light comedy with a really lovely light touch. i smile and laugh pretty much all the way through. i know all the things that are wrong with it, i know the things that don't make sense. honestly, i don't care. i like it, it was charming. charming, ok. what is best out at the moment? there is this film called the kindergarten teacher which stars maggie gyllenhaal. it's about a candidate teacher who becomes advanced that a five—year—old in her class is the new mozart. she's the only person that sees his talent. everybody else is neglecting the fact that he is a genius. she starts to inveigled her way into his life. the film is really about how much of this is to do with her own disappointment at her lot. she is somebody who wanted to be an academic, a poet, it didn't work out. it walk a really thin line between being on the one hand this strange, sentimental story,

unconstitutional also in the program persona non grata venezuela's government expels german ambassador daniel premier for backing opposition leader one kaleido despite the move to germany says why do heads its unwavering support. and manufactured crisis or real emergency the us department of homeland security presents new data on illegal immigration that says president trump urges lawmakers to back his bid for a wall along the us mexico border. following terry barton welcome to the program chinese tech giant huawei is suing the united states for limiting its access to the american market for telecoms equipment was always challenging a u.s. law that labels the company a security risk and bars federal agencies from buying its telecoms products while weighs legal challenge comes as trade negotiations between the u.s. and china are at a critical point. for years while way has sought to reassure the world of two things that it is not under the control of the chinese government and that it doesn't spy on consumers. a shift in tone from defense to accusation the us government had said. it's wrecked