inquiry we caught up with relatives of some of the eleven killed with me is john taggart son of daniel john just take us back to the events of august nine hundred seventy one what happened your father the father was . at his brother's house and trying to explain. first what's the search say the area. the tumour spit up from the national shouts and he went down and he was sounded say the army boric was with a few or man to stand talking and all of a sudden members of the. committed as it gets to start a fire and into. my father was shot on the leg and he's brought. head that way and as he was landed on the ground he shuttled the fourteenth aims to this day the british army and the british government deny that they shot any wounded people let alone innocent. irish men or women that day well at that shop. men women children people the clergy was. about a two hundred yards from. a catholic priest the first of two catholic priests some might know the famous picture of the priest carrying that bloody handkerchief during the bloody sunday killings for which there was a british inquiry why do you t

john sullivan. and he met several other men in cambridge during the first year of the war who became generals later, henry knox, benedict arnold, daniel morgan, john glover. these were men who impressed him from the first months of the war. an interesting note about washington and his generals but during the first year of the war, washington got along very well with the two former british officers among his generals, charles lee and horatio gates. he valued their professional experience. lee was an all-around expert. you didn't have to ask, he would tell you he was. [laughter] mr. bell: gates was an experienced military administrator, and rack -- and washington recognized her talents. later in the war, both lee and gates became rivals for command. gates had some great support later to become commander in chief. as a result, a lot of american historians have written these guys as villains and rivals in washington. but in 1775 and 1776, these three men were working very well together. during the first months of the war, general washington learned what he needed in his military staff. who started with thomas mifflin, talented and ambitio

daniels. >> hey, john, how you doing? >> we have john stamos at l.a.x.king in with his fiancee and soon to be baby momma. he's rubbing her belly. >> i want to say congratulations to you guys. really awesome. >> thank you. >> how excited are you? >> very. >> they're super cute. our camera guy is like, hey, i'm 32. >> my family's telling me i'm getting too old now. >> you are getting too old. >> to have a kid, no? they want us to have kids. >> get on it. it's the best thing i've ever done. >> best thing he's done, that's why he waited more than half of it. >> he thought he didn't want kids. >> it can't be the best thing in your life if you wait more than half of your life to do it. van: that was a completely ridiculous statement. >>ure -- are you trolling? >> seeing a kid have a heartbeat for the first time is the best thing any of us -- >> he could have done that with financial security at 30. >> you are a troll. >> i'm not a troll. >> you are a troll or you're abjectly dumb and you're not abjectly dumb. announcer: that's not just any sexy flower girl tos

of differences, important differences in the factual scenarios between donald trump, stormy daniels, and johnds prosecution that was mentioned earlier in this segment. namely that with respect to john edwards, there was no evidence in the record there that miss hunter, john edwards' girlfriend at issue in that matter, that she was about to talk to the press, that she was about to go public before an election. john edwards' lawyers made a big deal of that, they did so successfully, leading to a deadlocked hung jury. that's not the case here. here we know that stormy daniels was talking to "good morning america," talking to "slate." this was all coming also a week after the "access hollywood" tape had leaked. so we're talking about a trump campaign that was reeling from that earlier scandal, right before the general election. so this certainly looks like a payment to influence the election. >> what if, and this is a what if, what if donald trump nor any campaign officials knew michael cohen set up this payment? as i ask you that, he was sort of a de facto campaign person because he was on telev

daniel sandford. for six years, john worboys cruised smart areas of london in his black cab looking for women to drug he'd serve a minimum of eight years in prison and said he wouldn't be released until he was no longer a threat to women. worboys would show young women he picked up in his cab large wads of cash, saying he'd recently won big at the casino. then he'd offer them champagne, which he'd spiked with sedatives, and rape them. the judge gave him what's known as an indeterminate sentence, under which, people are only freed once they're no longer considered dangerous. but today, the bbc discovered that the parole board has decided worboys will be released this month under supervision after spending less than ten years in prison. i've spoken to one of my clients, who is absolutely horrified and really distressed that nobody had the courtesy to inform her, so she's in the middle of cooking tea for her kids and she hears this on the radio, and feels absolutely sick to her stomach. the organisation, rape crisis, said it was far too soon for worboys to be released. although police believed john worb

the federalist john daniel davis as jeff flake not only crossed a line but his comments along with thestream media are a serious threat to our democracy. >> one thing jeff flake gets wrong and the mainstream media gets wrong is the number one threat if there is a main threat to our democracy when it comes to the media it is the media has thrown away its credibility with the american people. gallup poll showed more americans have a negative view of the media than positive. that is not good for democracy. we need a robust, credible media to hold power accountable and in form the citizenry. we don't have that right now because the media does not see itself as guardians of free speech, guardians of common americans holding power accountable, they see themselves as protectors of the status quo. >> the time is 20 minutes until the top of the hour and helping our heroes, donald trump making america great again for nation's veterans, our next guest here to break down his accomplishments and why congress needs to step up and follow suit. plus escaping an inferno as a desperate family hurls thei

john daniel davidson is a senior correspondent at "the federalists" and he joins us tonight. hn, thank you for coming on. >> thanks for having me. >> tucker: trump page reporters, i can see why reporters don't like that, i don't always like his criticisms of the press. they strike me, though, as less dangerousus than an actual stalinist dynamic for the press sucks up to people in power and i'm struck by how, and that was forfo the eight years preceding this administration and nobody evert. said anything about it. why? >> you are absolutely right. you had reporters from mainstream outlets routinely take private meetings with president obama and be fed stories and narratives as the obama administration liked to say, and come back and regurgitate them point by point in support of whatever obama administration policy was being sold to them that day. this was the standard operating procedure for major news outlets for eight years and now, they have the trump administration, which offends them and their sensibilities, and they are offended by the policies that the trump administrati

daniel sandford reports. for six years, john of london in his black cab looking for women to drug and rape. when he was finally caught, thejudge said he'd serve a minimum of eight years in prison and said he wouldn't be released until he was no longer a threat to women. worboys would show young women he picked up in his cab large wads of cash, saying he'd recently won big at the casino. then he'd offer them champagne, which he'd spiked with sedatives, and rape them. the judge gave him what's known as an indeterminate sentence, under which, people are only freed once they're no longer considered dangerous. but today, the bbc discovered that the parole board has decided worboys will be released this month under supervision after spending less than ten years in prison. i've spoken to one of my clients, who is absolutely horrified and really distressed that nobody had the courtesy to inform her, so she's in the middle of cooking tea for her kids and she hears this on the radio, and feels absolutely sick to her stomach. the question

daniel sandford reports. for six years, johnruised smart areas of london in his black cab, looking for women to drug and rape. when he was finally caught, thejudge said he'd serve a minimum of eight years in prison and said he wouldn't be released until he was no longer a threat to women. worboys would show young women he picked up in his cab large wads of cash, saying he'd recently won big at the casino. then he'd offer them champagne, which he'd spiked with sedatives, and rape them. the judge gave him what's known as an indeterminate sentence, under which, people are only freed once they're no longer considered dangerous. but today, the bbc discovered that the parole board has decided worboys will be released this month under supervision after spending less than ten years in prison. i've spoken to one of my clients, who is absolutely horrified and really distressed, that nobody had the courtesy to inform her, so she's in the middle of cooking tea for her kids and she hears this on the radio, and feels absolutely sick to her st

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he went looking for help and he got john brown, who helped the daniels and others escape. hn brown is not a free state or. he is the real deal. he is an abolitionist. much more typical is someone like a former democrat from indiana who migrated to kansas and became a free state leader along with charles robinson. lane was a racist to begin with. he made sure the free state government adopted indiana's black laws, discriminatory laws. , he returnedghting a missouri slave to his owner. lane goes on to become the first person to recruit black soldiers in the civil war. .e becomes an abolitionist he says later that it was in kansas that he learned that slavery was the root problem. i have spent my career arguing that jim lane and charles and sara robinson are the real territorial kansans, the real free stators. llie is going to spend her life arguing about john brown, and we are going to lose. john brown is the figure everyone knows about when it comes to bleeding kansas. he was a crucial figure. he murders, or oversaw the murder of five proslavery settlers that helped set off

joining us again, admiral john kirby and daniel kurtzer, ambassador. general reaction to what you just saw? >> as you suggested, john, they enjoy a terrific relationship. and that's a good thing when the prime minister of israel and the president of the united states get along so well, there is almost a mind meld between them. and for both of them, it is very important for their domestic audiences. of course, it doesn't resolve any of the major issues that are on the table. president suggested there is going to be a peace plan, but we haven't seen it yet. and the palestinians have said the united states is not a partner. so the meeting is faded to succeed, but the question is how much progress they'll make at it. >> we know, admiral, how well the president responds to flattery and he got a whole lot of it on camera from prime minister benjamin netanyahu saying by recognizing history, you have made history, calling their friendship remarkable and tremendous. and then the president on the substantive side talking about a peace deal, he says is on the tab

daniel sandford reports. for six years, john smart areas of london in his black cab, looking for women to drug and rape. when he was finally caught, thejudge said he'd serve a minimum of eight years in prison and said he wouldn't be released until he was no longer a threat to women. worboys would show young women he picked up in his cab large wads of cash, saying he'd recently won big at the casino. then he'd offer them champagne, which he'd spiked with sedatives, and rape them. thejudge gave him what's known as an indeterminate sentence, under which people are only freed once they're no longer considered dangerous. but today the bbc discovered that the parole board has decided worboys will be released this month under supervision, after spending less than ten years in prison. i've spoken to one of my clients, who is absolutely horrified and really distressed, that nobody had the courtesy to inform her, so she's in the middle of cooking tea for her kids and she hears this on the radio, and feels absolutely sick to her stomach. t

joining me now from washington is daniel serwer, from the middle east institute and johns hopkins universityin iran right now, how would you characterise the significance of these protests? are they about the economy or political? they seem to be about both, there are economic demands going on but also they reflect the political goals especially against the supreme leader which is quite extraordinary and suggests deep... you mentioned the supreme leader but we have not heard from him so far, is that significant? it is significant, he seems to be leaving this to president rouhani at the moment, but i would expect that some point if this continues, for him to interfere with words and then the revolutionary guard and the paramilitary forces which would >> studio: -- repressed the rebellion in 2009. how significant is this in contemporary iran, you are comparing this to 2009 as our correspondent did. so farthe this to 2009 as our correspondent did. so far the authorities have taken a more softly did. so far the authorities have ta ken a more softly softly did. so far the authorities have taken a

daniels. and the edwards prosecution. namely that with respect to john edwards there was no evidence in the record that miss hunter. the girlfriend in the matter was about to talk to the press. and talk. they made big deal of that. that's not the case here. we know she was talking to god morning america. talking to slate. this was all coming also remember a week after the access hollywood tape leaked. so we're talking about a trump campaign that was reeling from that earlier scandal. right before the general election. so this certainly looks like a payment to influence the election. >> well, what if, this is a what if, what it donald trump nor any officials knew michael cohen set up this payment. as i ask you that, he was sort of a de facto campaign person because he was on tv a lot defending this president. you get what i'm asking? >> if neither trump nor campaign staff knew about this. it becomes a harder case to prove. a much closer call in whether there was a violation. it's only a violation if the candidate or the candidates campaign or agents arran

our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, has more. for six years, john cruised smart areas of london in his black cab looking for women to drug and rape. when he was finally caught, thejudge said he'd serve a minimum of eight years in prison and said he wouldn't be released until he was no longer a threat to women. worboys would show young women he picked up in his cab large wads of cash, saying he'd recently won big at the casino. then he'd offer them champagne, which he'd spiked with sedatives, and rape them. the judge gave him what's known as an indeterminate sentence, under which, people are only freed once they're no longer considered dangerous. but today, the bbc discovered that the parole board has decided worboys will be released this month under supervision after spending less than ten years in prison. i've spoken to one of my clients, who is absolutely horrified and really distressed that nobody had the courtesy to inform her, so she's in the middle of cooking tea for her kids and she hears this on the radio, and feels absolutely sick to her st

our home affairs correspondent, daniel sandford, has more. for six years, johnys cruised smart areas of london in his black cab, looking for women to drug and rape. when he was finally caught, thejudge said he'd serve a minimum of eight years in prison, and said he wouldn't be released until he was no longer a threat to women. worboys would show young women he picked up in his cab large wads of cash, saying he'd recently won big at the casino. then he'd offer them champagne, which he'd spiked with sedatives, and rape them. the judge gave him what's known as an indeterminate sentence, under which people are only freed once they're no longer considered dangerous. the parole board has decided worboys will be released this month under supervision after spending less than ten years in prison. i've spoken to one of my clients, who is absolutely horrified and really, really distressed that nobody had the courtesy to inform her, so she's in the middle of cooking tea for her kids and she hears this on the radio, and feels absolutely sick to her stomach. the organisation

daniels. the common cause complaint is baseless. former presidential candidate john edwards was brought to trial in 2012 on similar charges. he was acquitted. >>> president trump expected to invite french president macron to washington this year. the invitation could be extended this week while the president an attends the world economic forum in davos, switzerland. donald trump is the first president in decades to not host a state visit in the first year of office. >>> change of plans for melania trump. the first lady will not join the president on his trip to switzerland. east wing communications director citing scheduling and logistical issues. last week, cnn was told that mrs. trump would travel with her husband in show of support. melania has not made a public statement since january 12th. >>> the president is ramping up the trade policy. tariffs on washing machines to protect u.s. manufacturers. a 30% tax on solar panels and 50s% on washing machines. and a top trade official said the president's action makes it clear that the trump administration will defend am

megan ronk, idaho state police colonel ralph powell, court of appeals judge john melanson, supreme court justices jim jones, daniel eismann and warren jones, and many others who left state service in the past year. now please join me in welcoming new and newly elevated members to our official state of idaho family -- adjutant general michael garshak, health and welfare director russ barron, commerce director bobbi-jo meuleman, idaho state police colonel ked wills, labor director melinda smyser, tax commissioner janet trujillo, drug policy administrator nicole fitzgerald, court of appeals judge jessica lorello, and supreme court justice richard bevan. [applause] i knew you will greet them with all the warmth and congeniality of comrades in arms. we also are blessed to have back among us director gavin gee, who survived a terrible accident last winter and a difficult recovery to resume his responsibilities at the division of finance. thanks for joining us today gavin, keep fighting the good fight. [applause] now, despite the talent and experience contained in this august joint session, i'm sure many of you share my

daniel sandford, bbc news, at woolwich crown court. the metropolitan police is investigating a new allegation of sexual assault made against the convicted rapist, johnws understands that the claim dates back to 1997 and the alleged victim came forward in the past few weeks. worboys, who was jailed nine years ago, has been cleared for release by the parole board at the end of this month. mark easton explained how this new development could potentially affect the release plans. given the huge national outcry, police will throw everything they can at this new investigation. it is still in its early stages. they will put it together as quickly as possible and give it to prosecutors. the crown prosecution service will need to be convinced there is a reasonable reason to convict. it may not be straightforward. this allegation goes back more than two decades, 1997, an allegation of sexual assault againstjohn worboys. don't forget, prosecutors will need to be persuaded it passes what they call the evidential test. this allegation precedes all of those allegations around his conviction in 2009. they will look at this carefully. that said, they will pursue th

john gowen, it's good to talk with you. thanks so much. in just a moment, how stormy daniels answer as direct question about her alleged involvement with mr. trump, her response, next. get your bathroom super bowl ready with febreze. breathe happy. like you do sometimes, grandpa? and puffed... well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. it can be hard to get air out, which can make it hard to get air in. so i talked to my doctor. she said... symbicort could help you breathe better, starting within 5 minutes. symbicort doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden symptoms. symbicort helps provide significant improvement of your lung function. symbicort is for copd, including chronic bronchitis and emphysema. it should not be taken more than twice a day. symbicort contains formoterol. medicines like formoterol increase the risk of death from asthma problems. symbicort may increase your risk of lung infections, osteoporosis, and some eye problems. you should tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. symbicort could mean a day

and daniels could up stage his first state of the union address and she'll be interviewed by jimmy kimmel right after the speech. the panel is back. johnven make it through the story. >> i heard the other day that stormy daniels or stephanie clifford, who i prefer to use her actual name. >> okay, i will go with stephanie. >> somebody was interviewing her and she couldn't answer any of the questions because she's still -- she still is, you know, is healing to the nondisclosure agreement of the payment. so, i don't know, god knows what's going to happen in that interview. what are they going to talk about, the c.h.i.p. funding? >> this is a serious question, though, because this was -- this story broke about two weeks ago. we did it last friday. i think you were here, right? it took us a week to do it, and it didn't cross my radar and it didn't feel to have the gravity that i now understand it to have until someone suggested that if a porn star could blackmail the president, just imagine the implication for the russians. so, the story isn't going away in part because the new development and we bring it up again today because there is now

daniel sandford, bbc news, at woolwich crown court. it's emerged that the victims of the serial sex attacker, john worboys, were given written assurancesison — suggesting that he would effectively serve a life sentence. in the letters it was suggested he would be unlikely to be charged with further crimes as he was down for a lengthy many of his victims are angry that worboys has been approved for release from prison by the parole board after serving less than ten years. figures out today show the number people in work has risen to a record high. unemployment in the uk fell by 3000 to 1.41; million in the three months to november. but the data from the office for national statistics also shows that wage growth remained below the level of inflation. the former prime minister david cameron has been overheard saying that brexit has turned out ‘less badly‘ than feared. in comments caught on camera, mr cameron, who campaigned to remain in the eu, said leaving the eu was a mistake but ‘not a disaster‘. our political correspondent vicki young is in westminsterfor us. how much of a surprise are his comments? mr cameron in the past has been cau

the body of daniel dehaven was found last night in anne arundel county.. more than 20 miles from where he was last seen. john gonzalez is live with more on how may have ended up there. middle school in alexandria is closed again today as repair a burst pipe. but parents tell us it's not the first problem at the school. last week children complained about cold classroom conditions. a school spokesperson says when temperatures dipped into the mid 50's in a few classrooms children were moved to warmer parts of the building two other schools in the alexandria system recent closed for a day for heating problems. during a tense p-t-a meeting last night.. parents questioned the school systems interim superintendent about these issues. she admits.. it's been hard to keep up with the aging infrastructure. schools.. just three were built after 1966. this week's big swing in temperatures could mean a lot more water main breaks. in maryland -- w-s-s-c is expecting a record number. crews have dealt with 406 breaks so far. fairfax water -- which handles much of northern virginia -- has seen around 160 water main breaks. d

daniel sanford, bbc news, woolwich crown court. economically after brexit. and all show a reduction in growth. and said such forecasts by civil servants were "always wrong". 0ur deputy political editor, johnnaar reports. are you still in control of your party, prime minister? that nagging question again. meeting the leader of estonia. theresa may says the uk won't lose out when it leaves the eu. future and britain's after brexit. economy might be held back. are we poorer as a result of brexit? by the news website buzzfeed. or world trade organisation rules. a route taken by countries including norway. and claimed the leak had been used to damage the case for brexit. preliminary analysis. it is an attempt to undermine our exit from the european union. brexiteers argued don't believe long—term forecasts. immediate recession if we chose to leave. 5%. both were made to look extremely foolish. they felt that brexit wasn't working. political embarrassment. this is a cover—up, mr speaker, pure and simple. and it stinks. of conservative rebels. over these documents, in confidence if necessary. but we need to be able to do ourjob here. bridging the way to brexit. for weeks, months to come. no one

daniels and other aspects his behavior. i want to bring in cnn political analyst john aliven. margaret hoover and van jones. >> i like that. that feels good. >> it's late night cnn. >> usually we do the promo at the end but the new show. >> called van jones show. creative name. >> interviewing sean carter. >> jay-z. >> a big future. >> saturday 17 p.m., the debut of the show. >> is he married no up and come artist. beyonce she won't be on the shea. >> let's get to business. because last night i had franklin graham and i asked him about evangelical support of the president amid reports of an affair with stormy daniels. here is what he said. >> the alleged affairs alleged with trump didn't happen while in office. this happened 11, 12, 13, 14 years ago. and so i think that there is a big difference. and not that we give anybody a pass. but we have to look at the time line. >> hmm. so. >> really? >> details are that it happened four months after melania gave birth and the payout to keep quiet -- it was salacious and unbelievable. the payout came in 2016 >> right before the electio

daniels, the 140 grand, that that was a contribution in kind to the campaign and they're suing about it. >> it's an interesting way to go about it. >> we've seen it before, right? >> yes, we have. >> john edwards, real hunter? >> and scuttled his campaign. >> yes. >> this is the dichs, the different world we're now in? the legal dynamic. >> look. let's pursue this by any means necessary. as bill kristol tweeted who among us hasn't paid off an llc right before a presidential election. >> to add to john's point, look. mike pence yesterday abroad said this is a false -- >> baseless. >> -- there was never any sexual relationship between the two of them. why did $130,000 go from president trump to stormy daniels in around llc that was set up to disguise both of their entities? presumably donald trump didn't get rich by giving out $30,000. what is that for? i think you have to have an explanation. if the common cause is getting an explanation -- why was his lawyer giving out six-figure amounts to a porn star. >> i feel bad for the vice president who on higgs world tour is forced to say it's a baseless claim because the payoff itself is evidence that it's real folks, whatever you want to deny

danielle, a lot of errors in that wolff book. for example, he said house speaker johnasso left his post in 2011 and called the labor secretary, the secretary of commerce a lot of mistakes in that book and now the media is backtracking saying wait a second historied eled with rumor s so why the lack of coverage on the economic good news? they are covering the economic good news but not as much as going wall to wall on the wolff book. >> the wolff book is selacious, it's like what happened with clinton cash a couple years before the election. the new york times picked up all of the news reporting in its investigations into the clinton foundation, really came from clinton cash. liz: but clinton cash is more accurate. nobody disputed what's going on. they didn't have mistakes throughout that. >> there's also a difference between proofreading error and then a fact that is set forth that's actually not true so i think there's differences. liz: there are a lot of fact you'll errors in michael wolff's book. >> and i think what megan said on the view and she went after him in a

daniel sandford, bbc news, at woolwich crown court. the metropolitan police is investigating a new allegation of sexual assault, made against the convicted rapist, johntands that the claim dates back to 1997, and the alleged victim came forward in the past few weeks. worboys, who was jailed nine years ago, has been cleared for release by the parole board at the end of this month. our home affairs editor, mark easton, is at scotland yard. mark, how do this potentially affect the plans to releasejohn worboys? well, given the huge national outcry at the worboys‘ case i'm sure the police will be throwing everything they can at this new investigation. still in its early stages, they will be wanting to put that case together as quickly as possible and present it to prosecutor. the crown prosecution service will still need to be persuaded that there is a reasonable chance of conviction and it is in the public interest to pursue this through the courts. that may not be straightforward. this allegation is from 1997, an allegation is from 1997, an allegation of sexual assault against john wore biens the prosecutors will need to be persuaded that it pass what i

daniels. skeptics of the idea of her becoming a legal problem for president trump point to the previous case of john, prosecuted in 2012 for a similar claim of hush money. two donors supplied almost $2 million for his mistress and a baby. he was charge d with accepting illegal campaign contribution, but the hung jury did notd convict him. >> the jury basically said these transactions and payments were personal. that motivation in large part was to hide things from mrs. edwards. the senator's wife. it had nothing to do with the campaign and we don't think that senator edwards committed a crime. >> legal experts say if there's any federal investigation into the reported payment of daniels, tracking the source of that money will be crucial. we have pressed trump's attorney repeatedly about where that money came from. he has not answers the question. on the prospect of the payment to daniels being investigated to mueller or any federal entity, cohn sent us a one word text today. baseless. >> what are you hearing about the chances of the federal election commission will investigate the payment as common

the "daily mail" and said since the storm y daniels story broke, she has been staying at their home in florida. and the never trump republican ohio governor johnasich is going to new hampshire, and this is right about the time when we noticed when anyone in politics has travel plans to new hampshire. he's been a rumored primary challenger to trump. you may recall he tried and failed to beat him last final around. to be fair, his new hampshire trip is not planned to involve any diners or dairy farms, rather a fireside discussion of politics on a college campus. that's going to wrap it up for our broadcast on a friday night and after this long week, thank you so much for being here with us. have a great weekend and good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>> so earlier this month, just a couple of days into the new year, a very odd and dramatic thing happened in washington, d.c. the deputy attorney general of the united states, rod rosenstein, basically the supervisor of the special counsel in charge of the russia investigation and the fbi director, chris wray, made an unannounced visit to capitol hill. reporters there spotted ro

gloria steinman, robert kennedy jr., helen mirren, lee daniels, the "empire," magic johnson, bishop t.d. jakes, belefonte, samuel l. jackson and johnust to name a few. marking 50 years of the assass more than 50 50 years after te assassination issues convention seeks to invoke martin luther kings persistent project and hope among these times to refuse ton relent. even coming from the highest in the land, you know, it is sad i can't stand up and repeat what was that about countries of people that look like me, but i can't and won't ignore it either. i i can, however, repeat the men we had to honor and will honor during the convention dr. martin luther king, jr., and sang every man must decide whether he will walk in the light of creative altruism, or in the darkness of destructive selfishness. we talked about this last year. make a choice. don't be a man afraid of the light. let's not be ignorant to the fact that the world, to call and treat me like monkeys in the jungle. use your voice, show up, show up. visit www.nationalactionnetwork.net to register and join us in walking in the light of this historic moment. lastly, in the spiri

gloria steinman, robert kennedy jr., helen mirren, lee daniels, the "empire," magic johnson, bishop t.d. jakes, belefonte, samuel l. jackson and johnt to name a few. marking 50 years of the year'snation, this dr. martinfixes on in hope.ng persistence even coming from the highest office of the land, you know, it can't stand up here and repeat what i said people thaties with look like me but i can't and won't ignore it, either. however, repeat the man we are here to honor and will honor during the convention, dr. martin luther king jr., in saying, every man must decide whether he will walk in the altruism or inve the darkness of destructive selfishness. talked about this last year. make a choice. be the man afraid of the light. not be ignorant to the fact that the world thinks it's treat meto call and like monkeys in the jungle. your voice. show up. up. visit www. www.nationalactionnetwork.net to join us in walking in the light of this historic moment. reverend al sharpton, in their have theemember you power to give life or destroy it. i choose to give. you. [cheers and applause] >> give another round of applause to mr. ryan battle.

john dollar infrastructure plan, and take a victory lap for healthy economy and his tax reform plan. thirty-seven year old massachusetts congressman, joe kennedy, will deliver the democratic response. >> i'm david daniel. >> truck driver is lucky to be alive after close call with a high speed train. >> unbelievable. >> that he that pick-up truck barely made it across the tracks, deerfield beach florida. happened last week. another driver caught the scene on her dash cam, she and her husband say they werenger, t they saw. >> yes, i just thought what an idiot. you know? nd here comes another one. >> i thought about beeping the would have mattered. >> the train that was passing through is a new high-speed incs have already been reported involving pedestrians and the train line. the truck is not known. >> well, have investor itreur mr dollars idea up his sleeve. >> now selling tweet that 2,000 flame throwers have already been ordered, and about $500 a pop. musk tweeted the flame throw remembers guaranteed to live uuestion. are they legal? musk seems to think so. as longhi 10 feet. flame throwers being sold at his tunnel construction. he's always up toompa also selle extinguishing wishers. >> that's the mo

daniel cal huh lieuia. >> and michael weber or wilbur. he goes tiffany haddish can mispronounce my name anyway she wants. >>> there were other interesting reactions. chrissy teigen put johnt talk blank about any nominated movies so i will simply say get out and i tonia should win everything. ule so one of the highly nominated movies sucks. are we talking about "the nature of water"? because i agree. it's a love story with a sea monster. >> there has to be something to it. she doesn't fall in love with a sea monster. "the shape of water." >> here's something you probably didn't know. oscar nominee for best animated short and is the tallest momany in a tough category. a lot of firsts in the oscars. >> someone who might not be happy about his oscar nom, the director edger wright said he would get a nod and if he was right, he'd have to eat brussel sprouts. he said even though he hates brussel sprouts, hawaii would be enjoying them for the very first time. of course the oscars will be right here march 4th. we're going to get are had gussied up. take a shower. >>. >>> justin timberlake is starring in the half time show. will there be an insync reunion? >> will he invite them

daniel midland. the new provision could reshape parts of the agriculture economy and sharply reduce many farmers' taxes as well as scrambling these individual businesses. john power, a north dakota accountant who was the accountant for the small grain operator who is going to be hammered said, quote, it's kind of hard to imagine they intended to make farming tax-free, he said. fixing it becomes difficult because they don't think it's something that can be fixed with regulation. there are a variety of these provisions that are the result of not following what we call regular order, without having hearings on the provision, of allowing lobbyists and staff to be able to draft the bill on the fly without having members of the committee, not just democrats, but republicans to fully know what was in it. that is legislative malpractice. it's one of the reasons why espite giving over $3 trillion of tax cuts, the bill remains unpopular. americans are nervous about increasing our national debt over $2 trillion, and they know that the benefits for average citizens are going to go away in a few years and some are actually going to see increases. but the benefits for th

john: so many people have been talking about this story here in the area. it is a tragic mystery. we may never know exactly what happened to 6 65-year-old daniel dehaven. he was found last night in these woods across the street from the backside of bwi airport. a person walking in the area spotted the remains. for nearly two weeks, police, family, and friends conducted several such of the coldest spells we will experience this year. his picture plastered all over social media. he was last seen on the second by his wife. they had just gone to the costco near their home. she went to grab a cart. she turned around, and he was gone.prince george's county police received a tip he may have been picked up on route 1 and dropped off on annapolis road here. he suffered from dementia. he was described by family as nonverbal. investigators would love to talk to that motorist, but they tell us there are no signs of foul play. no facts in this case. the body was found about 10 miles from where he may have 20n dropped off, miles from the costco. adrianna: now to the devastation out west. the dick fuld from the mudslides in california cl and right now, rescue crews c

john, secretary of the former governor horatio sharpe, charles carroll, perhaps the wealthiest man in town with a sprawling house overlooking spa creek. at the home of the impressively named daniel of st. thomas jenifer, although where he was living, he had a beautiful house in the next year that he purchased. where he was living this year is unknown to me. each evening, he attended a play or a ball, and sometimes both. on his homeward journey, he overnighted again to tulip hill, arriving at mount vernon on the ofte afternoon. he picked up architectural ideas. certainly gained or strengthened social and political connections that would aid him in the upcoming revolution, but it lost at cards. 13 pounds, four shillings. ome, lose -- win s some. he lodged with governor robert eden. he lived in the big, impressive house, now lost, but somewhat documented before demolition. the scale of the large midcentury dwelling power andhe air of permanence. across the back of the building was an exceptionally large room measuring 17 feet, seven inches, by 48 feet, two inches. the projecting bay. you can see that they hear. and here is a plan of the house. that shows that large room right here.

house broken into daniel elseberg's psychiatrist's office under the pretext of national security to try to see what elseberg's medical records had to try to discredit him. it was, as john mitchell, the head of the re-election committee and former attorney general, thought that crime was worse than the bungled burglary that he approved at the watergate. >> there was a whole series of criminal abuse of power, including misuse of the irs, unprecedented crimes by a president of the united states seeking to undermine the rule of law. going back to his first days in office. not simply about intelligence gathering and his vast campaign of political espionage and sabotage. >> we've got to take a quick break. i want to keep the panel because i want to get everybody's take on something else that happened today. carl researched christopher steele, the author of the trump dossier, could face a criminal investigation if two republican senators get their requests approved by the department of justice. what all of that is about when we continue. steyer: the president's national security adviser -- guilty. his campaign chairman -- under indictment. his son-in-law -- secret talks with

daniels. cohen's decision to establish the company in delaware offered him privacy, so we don't yet know where the money came from and whether trump like john edwards before him used campaign funds to buy a woman's silence. joining me now, tim o'brien of bloomberg, author of trump nation, the art of being the donald. also with me, richard painter, chief white house ethics lawyer under george w. bush. as someone who has covered trump for a long time, how fitting with the m.o. are the basic contours of this story? >> around the money and the llcs? well, it's -- this is total trump. i think this is a very significant development beyond the scandal, beyond the fact that a porn star is possibly landed in the white house, is that this gives bob mueller a way in to pierce one of the financial veils surrounding trump's businesses. >> explain that. >> for years, he's used llcs to park debt into mass business transactions. there's a lot of legitimate reasons to use an llc. benefits from a tax standpoint, it limits your liability as a business operator. there can also be shady reasons for it, to hide the source of money possibly coming in from oversea