bonjour. >> daniel: bonjour, daniel, ça vas?e hungry trenchermen, wiping out three servings in the time it takes me to eat one. i guess they like it. it's good. >> daniel: delicious. >> anthony: yeah, this is good. >> daniel: i tell you, i don't think my chef in new york would do better. >> anthony: i love that they cooked with wine too. you're going to jail for that in the states. >> daniel: exactly, in making the sauce. >> anthony: crap, these kids eat fast. look at how fast this kid eats. turn your head, they'll eat your soup right out of your plate. my school lunchroom, you pushed up your tray, just like in prison, bob, "move it along." bop, "move it along." >> daniel: yeah, here they come -- they come to you and serve you. most important thing that we see here is the love marie gives to the food she makes and to the kids she serves. i think it has a lot to do with the reaction they have to food. >> anthony: dessert is homemade fromage blanc -- farmer cheese, with chocolate and orange segments. >> daniel: what do you want to

danielle?e was no evidence of that whatsoever. >> danielle definitely had control over michael minor. she did manipulate him. did she manipulate him to the point of killing sam? i don't know. >> reporter: detectives mcdonald and szalbirak realized they needed to pay danielle dreher another visit. >> we're going back to find out what is your intent, what is your involvement in this? >> coming up, did someone have reasons to commit murder? >> it was a substantial amount of money she was going to gain. >> when "dateline" continues. ♪ and add elegance to your home. but quilted northern is not a robe. it's just really nice toilet paper. emreplenished,d, fortified. emerge everyday with emergen-c. packed with b vitamins, electrolytes, antioxidants, plus more vitamin c than 10 oranges. why not feel this good every day? emerge and see. ♪ >>> you couldn't write this as a movie. you couldn't write this as a book. it wouldn't be believable. who does this? >> reporter: tracking devices, surveillance photos,

a second burner phone and josh daniels.the only two. >> reporter: was this their breakthrough? that burner phone, at the right time, right place, had called josh's phone in alaska. then the phone techs did another extraction of josh's phone, and they retrieved something josh thought he'd deleted. >> a voicemail that was left on josh daniels' cell phone from this california area code. >> hey, what's up, man? it's me. hey, hit me up on this phone right here whenever you need to talk about something. hear me? holla at me later. bye. >> reporter: detective hittle's ears perked right up when he heard it. >> i listened it to and now i know that phone, 310, is sirius underwood's. that is his voice. >> reporter: the detectives wanted another, technically deeper dive into sirius' i-phone, which they'd returned to him. sirius came downtown again, as requested, but while the cops were preoccupied chasing down a search warrant for his device, he outfoxed them. sirius found a computer and remotely wiped his phone clean. >> when i reache

blood sausage. >> daniel: you have to say it in english because i can't. >> anthony: paprika. >> danielno? thyme. >> butcher: marjoram. >> anthony: marjoram. >> daniel: marjoram. >> anthony: uh, allspice. >> daniel: here comes rice. >> anthony: okay. here comes the blood. >> daniel: and here comes the blood. >> anthony: beautiful, so good. salt. >> daniel: and the sugar, i don't understand why. >> anthony: it makes flavors pop. beautiful. season and right into the tube. dick jokes coming. stand by for dick jokes. all right, so, what do we have here? oh, that looks good, some nice pickles. braised red cabbage. over there, from the mighty shanks of some mythical creature, perhaps, a batali-saurus or delicio-saurus at least. slow braised until the meat is falling off the bone. and let there be blood. delicious, delicious blood in tube form, served still steaming, nay, heaving, engorged as you will with goodness to squirt across your plate as you press against it with the side of your fork. so delicious. so, how often do you do this? >> daniel: two or three times a week. >> anthony: uh-huh.

we have marine staff sergeant daniel patterson. where's daniel? get over here, daniel.cheers and applause] tough-looking guy. every single generation of staff sergeant patterson's family has served in the united states family all the way back to the revolutionary war, but he was the first to choose the marines. [laughter] after completing two tours of duty, staff sergeant patterson requested another overseas tour and wanted to go to japan, and he needs what america needs and what america needs is daring warrior in the pacific. staff sergeant patterson today you and your fellow sailors and marines are unmatched courage and valor. you know where we're talking and talking about. we really appreciate you being here. daniel, going to do something that you didn't expect. say a few words, daniel. [cheers and applause] >> it's such an honor and privilege to be here with you, mr. president and i didn't expect this. and it is an honor and privilege to serve with my fellow sailors and marines and drive a message for the commander. we know where we are here and who we need to addre

before i get carried away with that, let's go to daniel morgan's story.n winchester, virginia, only winchester is not winchester yet, that is how early it is, a collection of houses and shops in the middle of the shenandoah valley. at some point in the late winter, we do not know the exact day, a tall young man of uncertain age walks in with clothes on his back and nothing more. he has been walking throughout the late winter. he has spent three weeks in carlisle. he does not know his age, he does not know when he was born. he left home in new jersey or pennsylvania. he is not specific about which. he started walking three weeks in carlisle, he arrives in fredericktown, virginia, and he stops there for the rest of his life. i think it is one of the most important facts about daniel morgan is that we have no fax about his origin. after arriving there, he got busy. he moved to clark county to what was then the eastern frederick county along the shenandoah river between the creek and the shenandoah river, and he started rubbing stumps, which i can assure you,

weld: let me turn to daniel strauss of politico. daniel: hi, governor. so i was wondering if you could talk a little bit about what level of pushback and support you expect to get and you have gotten. on the one hand, i think you have alluded to new england as fertile ground to build support for an insurgent candidacy. could you talk a little bit about that? have you been in touch with some of the governors in the region, the governor of vermont, massachusetts, or even governor larry hogan, who himself, in maryland, has left open the door about running for president. mr. weld: sure. i have talked to larry hogan and also my old friend john kasich, before i announced, and that i said, i am going to announce. but not to take anything away from you guys, so come on in, the water is fine. i would welcome you in. i know both of you. i have known kasich for a long time. i know governor hogan very favorably, although more recently. so those are two guys who think like me. i happened to have an event across the state line in vermont, in white river junction and h

daniel ellsberg. it wasn't, how dare these papers do this, it is that these papers dare to defy those they hold accountable and those in power at the time it was richard nixon. can you talk about the difference than and also briefly tell us what happened to you. this was not during the trump years. this is what happened to you during the obama years. are at thet when you intercept, but at "the new york times." >> right. subpoenaed by the justice department for a grand jury subpoena several times. i refused to testify in a leak investigation involving stories i did on iran and the cia. goally, i was subpoenaed to to both the grand jury and trial and i fought those for seven years and appealed to the supreme court. i lost, ultimately, but i decided to continue to fight it even though we had lost in the courts. in 2015, the government finally back down and decided not to put me in jail. for not testifying. -- that experience, which lasted seven or eight years, led me to feel very strongly that we have to

with us today is marine staff sergeant daniel patterson. where is daniel? where is daniel.niel. tough looking guy. every single generation of staff sergeant pattison's family has served in the united states military all the way back to the revolutionary war. staff sergeants patterson has been the first to choose the marines. after completing two tours of duty in afghanistan, staff sergeant patterson requested another overseas tour, this time wanted to go to japan. he knows that america needs and what they need is daring and mighty warriors in the pacific and he's a daring and mighty warrior. staff sergeant patterson, you and your fellow marines and sailors in the seventh fleet are confronting this regions pressing security challenges with unmatched courage and valor. do you know what's going on, you know where we are talking to me you know what we are talking about. we really appreciate you being here. daniel, do something that you didn't expect. say a few words, daniel. >> it's such an honor and privilege to be here with you, mr. president. i definitely didn't expect this.

avenatti is accused of stealing $300,000 from stormy daniels.say daniels was supposed to get the money from a book deal. but avenatti diverted it to his own account and used it on personal and business expenses. also, avenatti faces over 400 years in jail. greg, i don't think that is enough time. >> greg: i don't either. what i love about it, he said something like he wouldn't have been caught if he didn't bring attention to himself. it's not about the crimes he committed but the exposure that he brought to the crimes. that's like saying i shouldn't have worn that bright shirt when i burned down the orphanage. by the way, he stole $300,000 from stormy. >> dana: a book deal. >> greg: i said this before. in terms of career decisions, he's been able to make doing porn a lesser evil than hiring michael avenatti. it's so delicious to watch him go down. because it's the media. it's not him. it's the media who indulged him because they loved how he delivered the talking points whether it's don lemon or -- they took him seriously when he was thinking ab

stormy daniels didn't pay us a bunch of money.d raised money for expenses and the like. we lost millions of dollars in kweks this case. i would have been far better off financially if i would never taken this case. now it was big are than that and still is bigger than that. >> spo you're hearing there from him that he says that he lost a bunch of money because he was representing her not being paid, according to him. but prosecutors say he was actually stealing from his client and not working in her best interests. we have not heard from stormy daniels yet. but i'm sure we will sometime soon, wolf. >> we will. sarah, thanks very much. sarah sidner reporting. just ahead we tell you how democratic presidential candidates are appealing to one of the most important voting blocks in 2020, women. .our relap is just kinda boring. uhm, you're not alone. i used to have a limited selection of shows on-demand. and let me tell you, it got very boring. i got directv last week and they have more than 50,000 titles to choose from. but what about

one involving his former client stormy daniels.tional correspondent sara sidner has interviewed michael avenatti and you now have the scoop. we know that he's already been charged in several financial crimes. including that whole nike case. what are the latest accusations involved? >> so the government had to put forward the official indictment before the end of the month. when it comes to the nike extortion case, they're accusing michael avenatti of extorting nike for more than $20 million. that is one case. what is new and unexpected is this other charge. two charges, one of fraud and one of aggravated identity theft involving as they call victim one who turns out to be stormy daniels. we have learned. so that indictment involves a book deal that he had brokered for stormy daniels. it was called "full disclosure" and she published the book and it was a story of her life and also the story of what happened between her and then donald trump in 2006 when she said they had a sexual encounter and described in detail about what it was

daniel: the banner names.iness models, more formidable subscription models and that is the difference from an investor perspective. tom: megan mcardle writing today a the washington post scathing about the profitability of some of these companies. you and i have seen this before, the extrapolation. by siliconipulated valley and their bankers? is it manipulated by small share amounts coming out and the hype about profitability x number of years out? daniel: i don't believe so. back, amazon changed tech investing forever. so many investors in terms of criticism, profitability, and they missed the amazon move. in terms of what profitability is focused over the coming years , investors from a tech perspective focus on growth. profitability needs to come and that has been an issue, but it comes down to the vision and growth fueling the engine. if you look at the last five to 10 years, what these tech companies have been able to do, that has changed a whole game for tech investors going forward. francine: are there

where you go, jeff daniels goes. i saw jeff daniels on nicolle wallace's show with you last week. he's here tonight. he's going to be at the end of this hour and -- >> he's either a good friend of minor a stalker. i'm not sure which. we can ask him later on, one or the other he is as passionate about the today's politics as anyone. >> when we come back, former fbi agent clint watts wrote an article entitled spu the kremlin's strategy for the 2020 election." he will join us later in this hour. coming up next, congresswoman katie porter went in front of her constituents tonight, a town hall meeting in california. what do you think was their number one concern be? indicate can i porter will tell us next. feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin and relief from symptoms caused by over 200 indoor and outdoor allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity. and live claritin clear. still nervous about buying uh-oh, la new house.meone's is it that obvious? yes it is. you know, maybe you'd worry less if you got geico to he

those instructions complete with what appeared to be daniels' signature.dly stole three and a thousand dollars of daniels' money, spend it on lease payments, hotels and restaurant restaurants. daniels asked avenatti where her late money was, saying i am sending the publisher he certified letter, then i may posted online for fun. prosecutors say offer avenattit to tell her age and because they would need to sue for the payment. he suggested the fines hadn't come in because of poor book sales. he told fox news, and no time was any money misappropriated or mishandled. i will be fully exonerated once the relevant emails, contracts, text messages, and documents are presented. he is looking at 16 years behind bars for wire fraud, conspiracy, and extortion for this case. he is facing a total of 42 counts in new york and california for allegedly stealing millions of dollars from his clients, as well as a tax fraud. if he is convicted on all 42 counts, avenatti faces the maximum possible sentence of 400 years in prison. >> ed: thank you. here now, howie kurtz, good

and then he pleaded not guilty in a case with stormy daniels. avenatti is accused of taking $300,000 of daniels money by having to payments sent to his ap couldn't and faking her signature and spending it on ferrari payments, hotels, restaurants and payroll checks. he's accused of taking $300,000. avenatti has maintained he's innocent and want the investigators investigated saying i have trust in the system that i have devoted to 20 years. i'm confident that i'm be exonerated and i look forward to a full inquiry into the motivations behind the charges. the cases carry a maximum sentence of 69 years in prison. he's faces charges in california that face additional times like tax fraud. so in total, he's facing 404 possible years in prison. as you just saw, he's pleading not guilty to all of it. neil? >> neil: thanks very much. so what is next for this celebrity lawyer? tom dupree is here with us. i cannot imagine prosecutors would not have dotted and crossed their ts in going after him on the stormy daniels payment that they allege that he pockete

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there is now a new broker in the picture going by the alias of daniel johnson but he too is an american criminal living in manila not the us. going. what. johnson calls constantly to pry more money from one brown from o'shea's that will never be bought stop interest. shall we. and when i might be able to get there. so tell me about this man. scrub off your boyd's whistle for he still probably a member of it also interests is there a certain arrogance about him you know do you think he's a big shot in the philippines. only a certain murderous or he thinks he rules the philippines it's like a month or 2. well he's american he lives here with his wife and has children to her he's been in the philippines for years and he's probably one of the mind characters who. lived probably one of the logic parts in this for. the crime syndicates victims from around the world were instructed to make payments to bank accounts in hong kong. the money is sent to the philippines and within a very short period talk on the money is usually taken out in cash here in the philippines by. like a bank account hold

daniel does stay with us. still ahead, commodities markets. we'll assess the markets most likely caught in the crosshairs. rishaad: plus, how the trade war is affecting thailand's most wonderful companies. our exclusive interview later this hour. this is bloomberg. ♪ rishaad: your with bloomberg markets, counting with the trade war deadline. some breaking news concerning the world's biggest brew here. this is anheuser-busch. they are announcing it will be selling shares of its asia-pacific unit here in hong kong, an ipo taking place. something to do with selling minority stake. it looks like it could be a deal that could value the business at $70 billion. and shares with list on the hong kong exchange. a lot of debt. the maker of budweiser coming under pressure to reduce that leverage, which it compiled onto its balance sheet. i think it paid more than $100 billion for that. what are we at the moment? 45 minutes away from president trump's promised tariff increase even though compromise could mean high tensions. we look at assets for the best

the moment because a right there at the house of daniel johnson. yes the man who allegedly scammed most of the money from way. way. you always know. this is the man who calls himself daniel johnson his real name is richard recchi opie jr and he's a 56 year old new yorker. richard you left a message this morning last night for white brown on the look on his funny voice miles under the name of daniel johnson. here call that 2 of them in also live here one of them barry rosen is the brother of the alleged fraud stood known as jeffrey cohen what's been going on in this house is about to be exposed in the state. of the state who goes for coffee. one. abstain is the police find evidence of what appears to be a sophisticated food operation scripts to entice him best to use laptops and a list of dozens of names of investors most of whom don't yet know they may be the victims of a scam. but there is one name can gamble needs to find. it says de page a executive officer this is day to day tax which is. the company that wind around investing the money here th

no monies related to miss daniels were ever misappropriated or mishandled. received millions of dollars worth of legal service and we spent huge sums and expenses. she directly paid only $100 for all she received. i look forward to a jury hearing the evidence. >>> also ned michael avenatti was formally indicted for trying to extort $20 million from nike and embezzling a client's settlement money. >>> joining us her on set, nbc legal analyst danny cevallos. michael avenatti has a lot going on. >> he sure does. >> how does this stormy daniels case going to influence the separate nike case along with indictments in california? >> they are not. they are separate. they deal with separate issues. the california and the case here involving stormy daniels is really, really problematic because as lawyers we are trained from day one in ethics you can have a drinking problem, can you get arrested in a bar fight, but we will not work with you if you steal from your clients. if you monkey around with your clients' trust account you're out of here, your ticket is pulled,

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so tell me about this man daniel johnson. scrub off your boyd's whistle for he still probably a member of it also interests is there a certain arrogance about him you know does he think he's a big shot in the philippines. only a certain murderous or he thinks he rules the philippines it's like. well he's american he lives here with his wife and has children to her he's been in the philippines for years and he's probably one of the mind characters who. plied probably one of the logic pots in this fraud. the crime syndicates victims from around the world were instructed to make payments to bank accounts in hong kong. the money is sent to the philippines and within a very short period talk on the money is usually taken out in cash here in the philippines by. like a bank account holders who have control of the accounts on behalf of the fraud gangs the for the syndicates and the money then loan it is ultimately into cash. by now wine brown believes his portfolio is valued at $5000000.00 and he wants to cash it in but there's a cat

one other thing from daniel. daniel is the industry expert guy again. in his report he identified sensors inactive the plant that were still operating at 2:00. thein 10 minutes after explosion in the containment, all three of those instruments were off-scale, too. that again tells me that containment really did leak and, of course, that is not identified by the nuclear commission, either. is that the nrc's number is off by a factor of 10, but the industry's own guy would say it's off by a factor of 10 and dr. reytblatt would say it's off by a factor of 20 thethe reason is that methods used by the nrc are inappropriate. well, this is just a graphical representation of .hat i just said i could make this same change theand particulars if it were at chernobyl.r what happened here deliberately underestimating the exposure by both the industry and the regulator is not unique to tmi. tmi, but it's not unique to tmi. and i've come up with a word to honor it. you mash tmi and come up with tminimize. concept-a regulator deliberately underestimates people, i'm to

daniels attorney, michael avenatti. go. [laughter] >> sean: [fake laugh] listening people who promoted the russian lies and considers the theories against the president come every minute, second, our every day. the same people calling for the impeachment over phantom crimes, the same i-believer-s. protecting hillary from real obstruction, real intent, real undermine crime. the media mob's reckless bias has never been more palpable than today. it is clear now more than ever, as we have said in '07 and beyond, journalism in america, it is dead, it is very paired we will have a lot more coming up your of the hour appeared as i said, we have a lot of guests coming up tonight. breaking news, we have a big story to cover. the house ranking intelligence committee member devin nunes, and a letter to president trump, the congressmen, he is now urging president trump to discuss hillary's dirty, russian, bought and paid for dossier with his british counterpart, writing "i respect the request that you ask prime minister may about t

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hoover is daniel shay's developer of options simpler trading welcome. thank you so much for having me so over i.p.o. today and this was hyped up for years and today they're off to a very disappointing start. yes that's correct so what i look at any i.p.o. particularly something like hoover that's been hyped up for busy quite a long period of time as a traitor for me what i want to do is i want to wait until that hype dies down and at that point that's typically what i'm going to love to get into the stock but not on the 1st day of the i.p.o. . as overpriced at $45.00 which was already on the lower end of its offer range of $44.00 to $50.00 and it opened at $42.00 below its i.p.o. price and now it's struggling to stay afloat so the private market actually still gain from this because even at this current valuation it's still higher than their last round of funding so right now tell us about the early investors of how are they making out. so in this situation just as you were talking about earlier the early investors the early executives the investors the

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on the other hand, stormy daniels, he's alleged to have taken money from the client.u, if these allegations are true, lawyers are taught from an early day, do not steal from your clients, we'll deal with anything else you do, do not steal from your clients. these are very bad allegations. >> it seems like a basic requirement of the job. i think we have tom winter with us. nbc's tom winter, just in the courtroom. what's the latest? >> what the latest was, is that michael avenatti and prosecutors accused him of coming up with a little bit of a stall tactic, he hasn't gotten counsel yet for his representation in the stormy daniels case, and what his attorney in the other case that danny was just speaking about. what his attorney said, they wanted to argue today to be able to fold the stormy daniels case into the california case. they want to make that argument at a later time, michael avenatti does need to get counsel for that case, he was trying to not get attorneys for both cases outside a courtroom, the 24th floor of the other courthouse that we're speaking to from ea

locutor: "contacto deportivo" es presentado por: daniel: quÉ tal?, qué tal? le saluda daniel norha.des ausentes. esto fue lo que dijo martino. martino: en el caso de carlos especÍficamente Él manifestÓ la idea de no venir y no lo entiendo tampoco como una cuestiÓn del momento, lo entiendo como una decisiÓn de vida el hecho de prescindir de la posibilidad de venir con su selecciÓn. daniel: en lanzador de los dodgers fue arrestado luego de que aparentemente empujara a su novia. ro horas mÁs tarde fue puesto en libertad. ♪ palmira: si tiene una historia que reportarse puede comunicar con nosotros. asÍ llegamos al final de "noticias univisiÓn 14". los dejamos con el noticiero nacional y recuerde que tiene una cita con los otros sÓlo a las 11. en provecho y muchas gracias. ♪ patricia: es martes, 14 de mayo y estas son las principales noticias. inmigrante rompieron el techo del camiÓn en el que viajaban hacinados. casi 150 personas para poder huir, se estÁn sofocando de calor, despuÉs de que el vehÍculo se averiÓ en mÉxico. el presidente trump reacciona a informes en el que dice que su go

daniels were ever misappropriated or mishandled. i will be fully exonerated."natti has also been charged with stealing from clients in los angeles, and with attempting to extort nike by going public with claims the shoe company was illegally paying high school basketball players. he sat down with cbs news' jericka duncan in march. >> did you try to extort nike for millions of dollars? >> no, and any suggestion is absolutely absurd. >> reporter: avenatti had considered challenging president trump for the white house. he even started his own political action committee. but as his legal problems piled up, he announced he would not run in 2020. he used one-third of the money he raised to pay himself. major? >> garrett: paula reid, thank you. john walker lindh-- you might remember that name-- is expected to be released from a federal prison tomorrow. the california native admitted providing support to the taliban. he was with them in afghanistan on 9/11. jeff pegues picks up the story. >> reporter: when john walker lindh was captured in afghanistan shortly after the

the moment because a right there at the house of daniel johnson. yes the man who allegedly scammed most of the money from way. way. you always know. this is the man who calls himself daniel johnson his real name is richard recchi opie jr and he's a 56 year old new yorker. richard you left a message this morning last night for white brown on the look on his funnies voice miles under the name of daniel johnson. here call that 2 of the main also live here one of them barry rosen is the brother of the alleged fraud stood known as jeffrey cohen what's been going on in this house is about to be exposed the state. of the state goes for coffee. one. abstainers the police find evidence of what appears to be a sophisticated food operation scripts to entice him best to use laptops and a list of dozens of names of investors most of whom don't yet know they may be the victims of a scam. but there is one name can gamble needs to find. it says de page a executive officer this is day to day tax which is. the company that wind around investing the money here the a

daniel craig flown out of jamaica. the on-set drama just suspended production. >>> then -- >> was britney held against her will. >> britney's mom breaks her silence after days of bizarre behavior from britney. >>> and -- brad and angelina after divorce. both plotting big-screen comebacks. why angie will be extra evil. >>> then, more outrageous than that latest episode of "game of thrones." what cersei reportedly got paid for it. that and more explosive behind the scenes secrets. >>> plus, clooney's message to ben affleck. >> yeah, i said don't do it. >> ignored. . the role george wanted him to reject. >> oh, my god. >>> this is "entertainment tonight." >>> oh, boy. daniel craig injured on the set of "bond 25," and it has brought production to a halt. >> definitely not the way daniel hoped his final mission as 007 would go, but this movie has been full of so much drama and delays. >> yeah, i was with daniel in jamaica when filming began. and everyone was so excited they were ready to finally start shootings. but now, th

daniel amash is alone on this political island. do you think anyl other republican is going to join him? how much does his voice matter? >> well, most republicans don't have the same base that justin amash has in that michigan district. they likemi the fact that he is outspoken in his mind. and that he is not going to take marching orders from republican leadership so he doesn't care what d ken mccarthy or mcdaniel think of his stance. and i think amash is pointing to very interesting issues in his tweets where he says most republicans and most democrats came out with statements on the mueller report before having even read it fully. that's why it's taken him weeks to come out with these tweets. he's read them with his report, discussed them with his experts, getting further analysis on it and then hett came to his conclusions. this was not a rash response to this report by amash, like you saw, from many other republica who said, well, case closed, let's move on. and then democrats who were rushing to form their own political point

great to see you, dan danielle. we've got other headlines to bring you.. this is happening in the u.k. these elections being highly scrutinized as the nation wrestles with plans to leave the e.u. the elections come as some want to rein i reign in the e.,u.'s . shares of avon soaring after natura agreed to buy the company. avon's been under pressure from the rising popularity of online beauty sales. michael avenatti vowing to fight back after being charged with stealing more than $300,000 from his former client, stormy daniels. he's accused of forging documents and keep money intended for daniels as part of a book deal. he faces more than 400 years in prison on multiple charges. a dreaded hangover from exercise, more than half of americans have suffered a workout hangover that has forced them to stay inside all day, according to a new study by one poll. the post workout pain causing more than one in four people to skip out on work. because you know, that's a thing. ashley: that explains why i never call out. i'm always here. an exercise hangover. all right

one, of course, is about stormy daniels and misappropriation of money, there according to the u.s.s when it comes to nike. he has denied those to me in person. we have talked at length in an interview where he talked about nike. he has said this is nike's way of getting the story that is damaging to nike out of the press and instead making him the villain. he is still accusing nike of wrongdoing at this very point in time and has put documents out over the past few months concerning that. but he is now formally being charged and has been indicted for extortion when it comes to nike and fraud and aggravated identity theft when it comes to stormy daniels. we have not heard from stormy. >> to your point on the second piece of that, didn't see that coming. sara sidner, thank you so much for all of that. let me bring in cnn legal analyst meg millgram and listening to the fraud and aggravated identity theft charges, he said i'm going to be exonerated and just wait. >> and now we have three cases against him. the extortion case with nike and the stormy daniels stealing money that was obvi

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robert daniel, thomas billson and daniel petty all attacked by max men wielding axes and machetes.simmons, he was left unconscious and brain—damaged. he was a hard—working man living peacefully with his mother. his brother was said to be an associate of the daniel family but this is not the responsibility of ryan fit simmons. as a result of the extensive injury sustained during the attack upon him, he has had to give up work and is dependent on his motherfor his care give up work and is dependent on his mother for his care and support. then the last victim and that terrifying car chase. stephen daniel's skoda was rammed with such force he was left unconscious in the driver seat. he was set upon with weapons, including a machete. police found that machete in a burnt out car. there attack was so savage, officers first thought he had been shotin officers first thought he had been shot in the face. detective said it isa shot in the face. detective said it is a miracle no one died in these horrific attacks. take them away please. these six men, brought to justice, thejudge noted, despit

bastar from reporters without borders in bad as the asia pacific desk of the organization daniel good to have you with us if i can just also at the outset what does the release of wallowing and who mean for press freedom in myanmar. well it is a great victory for press freedom in myanmar of course we have been demanding the release of what i just saw for almost a year now how because there is actually no legal ground on which they would have been arrested and convicted. so of course this is a victory because one of the just so we are now able to know what free and to not meet with a family again but. the divvy three means going off and big us because they are released on a pardon so that civilian authorities can make a show of claim and scene but are their conviction is still has been upheld by the high court and the supreme court which creates a very. dreadful legal precedent for all investigative journalist across myanmar and speaking of precedents not rights groups have said in the past that this government with aung san suu two years a de facto leader has been cracking down on fre

of simply trading danielle welcome back to the show make you so much it's danielle let's check in on the telecom sector lock not lots of news there after donald trump signs this executive order sanctioning companies who work with companies said to pose a security risk clearly way being reported is the wall way big band interesting lee we see a rival company stock for rising on a run today how high did it go and what's the long term outlook there. i personally love arisan stock i think it's a great pick i also love the sector spider communications e.t.f. that was created late last year x.l. seaver rise and is a part of that one of the main names i think it's an excellent long term pick i'm looking forward to break to new highs relatively soon and you know i think it's a great long term stock buy as well as a short term options trading interesting very very solid there and also let's move on to apple a big name in smartphones but the i phone seems to have lost its magical power to make buyers to make users buy the latest upgrade when the late in the latest versions in their supply chai

they those they associated with rivals, the daniel family., hammers, machetes, axis and baton ‘s. hammers, machetes, axis and baton 's. one by one, the mental associated with the lyons crime family stood up in the dock together sentence. brian ferguson, andrew gallacher and john hardy all involved in the arts at all sentenced to 20 years. peter bailey and jailed for 15 years. robert pickett, involved in two of the attacks but with a criminal record showing convictions or for attempted murder is in the pastjailed for 16 yea rs murder is in the pastjailed for 16 years and andrew sinclair involved in two attacks jailed for 13 years. in total, 104 years in prison. 0ne victim was chased through that. the judge said such a recklessness put the public in great danger. the notion this is a private feud couldn't be further from the truth, he said. three men all attacked by masked men wielding hatchets and machetes. the next victim was ryan fitzsimons. just week after completing this run, he was left unconscious and brain—damaged. completing this run,

daniels were ever misappropriated or mishandled. he is also charged with stealing from clients in los angeles. and attempting to extort nike, by claims that the shoe company was paying high school basketball players. >> did you try to extort nike for millions of dollars? >> no. and any suggestion is absurd. >> reporter: avenatti had considered challenging president trump for the white house. he even started his own political action committee. as his legal problems piled up, he announced he will not run in 2020. he used one-third of the money he raised to pay himself. >>> the so-called american taliban, john walker lindh, is scheduled to be released from prison today. lindh was captured in afghanistan shortly after the 9/11 attacks and spent 17 years behind bars. jeff pegues has the story. >> reporter: when john walker lindh was captured by the taliban, he was dubbed the american taliban. >> i came into contact with many people, connected with the taliban. >> reporter: he was interrogated at an afghan prison camp by johnny mike spann