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

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,

caroline: chris daniels may be tired, too. interesting they have elevated the head of video, a female executive, to be taking over the reins of whatsapp. sarah: probably one of the most fastest rising executives at facebook. she has been really instrumental to a lot of their newest products. of the been in charge facebook watch initiative. now she is getting to grow in prominence. took over newsfeed after chris cox was elevated and will be doing whatsapp from here on out. really big changes at the top of facebook, some of the biggest changes since we have seen them in broiled in the continuous crisis they have been in over the last few years. joe: let's talk about the strategy shift more that mark zuckerberg talked about a couple weeks ago with a greater emphasis on privacy and encryption. when might we see the fruits of that were facebook users are given more tools or avenues to communicate that are in a safer space than we think of as the newsfeed and typical ways people use it? sarah: the way zuckerberg frames this is it is

daniel mays does an awfully long way to making it all hang together.ous, tough gritty comedy. but he manages this light comedy with a really lovely light touch. i smiled and laughed 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 and are sentimental and fanciful. honestly, i don't care. i like it, it's charming. charming, ok. what's 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's a genius. she starts to inveigle 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 locks a really thin line between being on the one hand this strange sentimental story, and on the other hand being something that come

. >>> stormy daniels former lawyer may need his own legal representation. serious charges leveled against michael avenatti . >>> ride share driver sparked their cars to protest. the demand for your making of who was and left. >>> stanford university rolls out new worlds to make sure athletic recruits are legitimate. that story tonight at 11:00. >>> here's what you miss if you're just getting home. officials have opened an investigation into a cruise that nearly ended in disaster. rescuers are releasing video of airlifting passengers off of a disabled viking sky over the weekend. authorities want to know why they sailed into the area despite storm warnings. >>> tonight, michael avenatti says he's confident he will be fully exonerated after prosecutors charged him with trying to extort up to $25 million from nike. avenatti is known for representing stormy daniels. >>> president trump is hosting israeli prime minister, benjamin netanyahu at the white house today. he used the occasion to draw attention to the findings of the ball a report. no collusion between

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charges of wire fraud and bank fraud against al menotti, represented adult film star stormy daniels, as you maylawsuit against president trump. those cases have nothing to do with each other. there was also another news conference in new york were avenatti was arrested and charged as well. laura ingle is live on that, and this one has to do with nike. laura? wow. >> hi, harris. wow, indeed. we've been trying to get through this complaint here that we've just received into our newsroom. it's quite lengthy and has a lot of detail to it. according to the complaint, that was released about an hour ago, prosecutors of the u.s. attorney's office in the southern district of new york accuse michael avenatti of trying to distort millions of dollars from the nike corporation. avenatti was arrested today in new york city and is currently in custody for what we've been told. he is accused of using his ability to get publicity to harm likely financial if it didn't pay up. investigators say that he met with lawyers for the athletic company just last week and threatened to hold a press conference and release

if you can't afford your medication, astrazeneca may be able to help. >>> stormy daniels' former lawyeras released on $300,000 bond tonight after prosecutors alleged that he attempted to extort more than $20 million from nike and that he committed wire and bank fraud. let's discuss mow. joey jackson is here as well as midwin charles. good evening to both of you. >> good evening. >> it's interesting. we've been on panels with him. he's appeared on the network. and you sat -- and now we see this happening today. he was representing stormy daniels. he mulled a 2020. tonight he said "throughout 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 we

i think there's an executive summary in the report which may be what we're hearing today. >> daniel, we have 18 attorneys general saying you've got to release the report. you've got amy klobuchar and everybody coming out and saying we need to see this. the public paid for this investigation, essentially. with that said, how likely is it that even if the public doesn't see it, that congress will see the whole report in its entirety. >> i think that's pretty highly certain that's going to happen. we had the wrote 420 to zero in the u.s. house of representatives which is a pretty definitive view of how they want the justice department to do this report. most of america, this has consumed the country. this is all we've been talking about the last couple of years. it's made it much harder for president trump to do what they actually wanted on his agenda. so, if we don't get to see the report it would be such a letdown. and it would increase distrust in washington. and in the country. also, if those democrats and republicans accept the conclusions of the report, then it's going to increase

michael avenatti, of course, you may remember stormy daniels' attorney, former attorney -- >> who canstormy daniels? liz: he's been charged with extortion. >> stormy daniels had sex with trump allegedly. right? liz: allegedly, yep. this was a very contentious donald trump/michael avenatti. great day for donald trump today. not only does he get the mueller -- >> let's unpack this. he goes to nike and says i have some dirt on you guys. liz: avenatti, yeah. >> avenatti, involving the sports sponsorship. liz: ncaa recruiting and he says? >> pay me x or i disclose it. liz: pay me x to do the internal investigation or i will disclose. x was $20 million. >> i will disclose it around the time of your earnings so it will have maximum damage. sounds like extortion to me. let me ask you this. play devil's advocate here. this stuff happens more than you think. the lines are gray, people go right up to them. he's obviously been charged so the u.s. attorney for the southern district which is a major, it's the sort of cream of the crop in terms of prosecutors, so they think he did something wrong. t

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right now in your forecast is really shaping >>morning news of the movie's debut may have just gotten even bigger. david daniel has that plus secrets from the mustang said and a scary sneak peek as well in today's hollywood minute. >>months after his team. avengers infinity war had a massive worldwide opening weekend even though it didn't debut in china until 2 weeks after its domestic debut, not this time avengers endgame is set to launch in china on april 24th 2 days ahead of its domestic debut, which could help end game top infinity wars record global opening of million. bruce dern plays a veteran horse trainer in the mustang, but the film's star says that was real acting bruise he was petrified. he really scared of horses. >>so you imagine he has to play to train it has to be you know in the proximity of the horses all the time and he was actually really scared. >>the first terrifying teaser trailer has dropped 4 scary stories to tell in the dark produced by oscar-winner guillermo del toro the frightening film based on the children's horror books creeps into theaters in august in hollywood i'm david daniel

may's deal tonight. let's speak now to daniel kawczynski.he conservative group of mps calling themselves the european research group — whose votes will be key if the prime minister has any hope of getting her brexit deal through. make your mind up time, will you be voting for it tonight? first of all the most important thing i can say is the prime minister has said additional changes, positive changes have been made to this agreement as has david lidington, her deputy. so iam has david lidington, her deputy. so i am pleased parliament is fulfilling its role which is to challenge the executive when we feel that a deal is not in our national interest. is it enough for you, will you be voting for it? the second point is we are awaiting the legal advice from the attorney general who will give that legal advice to us this afternoon but in addition to his legal advice the european research group, the people in the house of commons who genuinely want a real brexit which is what the people voted for, we've put together a panel of eight prominent law

bring in from "barron's" senior reporter mary child, and former dallas fed advisor danielle dimartino booth. we may have have to break in to go to the president, if we do we'll got back to it. everyone is an expert on yield curve. it does especially the inversion, it gives us signal of economic slow down or recession, is that right. >> it is. very few indicators actually do tend to lead a crisis or recession. this actually is one. stuart: tell us why. >> inspectors expect near term rates are going up over. you're supposed to get paid more for that, but because more people are expecting bad things to happen in the short term they're demanding more premium for the short-term loan. connell: right. >> basically you say things will happen in the near term. the reason this could be less of an indicator now, people always want to discount why this means recession tomorrow, in this case there has been so match niplation bit central banks globally. so if you have the indicator that says a slowdown or recession is for sure coming saying this time it may be different because there has been so match niplation.

may 24th. in david daniel.hollywood, i'm 24th. in hollywood, i'm david daniel. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at 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. (dave)a mainly dry cold front will pass through the bay area today. isolated showers are possible but the main impact will be gusty northerly winds along the coast and in the hills creating blustery conditions into this evening. high pressure builds wednesday through the weekend with dry and seasonably mild weather. next chance of rain returns by middle of next week.

daniels. he suggested that president trump and donald trump, jr. mayse payments. the town hall meeting is at an elementary school and it runs until 2:30 pm this afternoon.>>> , here is is campaigning in nevada. the presidential candidate was in north las vegas yesterday and shared her vision of the country and announced that she wants to repeal the the 2017 tax law. she is the fifth candidate to go through nevada in the last few weeks.>>> the la times revealed that the california department of justice paid money to settle sexual harassment claims while she was attorney general. she said she was not aware of the settlement until the times brought it to her attention and takes responsibility for what happened.>>> the governor is heading back to school to demonstrate his support for early education.>> this is a story of rosie the riveter. >> he was reading to students at a sacramento elementary school and told them about his struggles with dyslexia. he was joined by his wife. this is part of read across america day, which celebrates the birthday of dr. se

may and only on the condition that the u.k. parliament approves the withdrawal deal that they have already rejected twice we can cross live now to daniel hawkins who is in berlin for us all right daniel it's been an interesting run up to this whole thing and it's going to be interesting to see how it all plays out as i understand it treason may did not get what she was asking for could you tell us what happened at the summit and what it means for. yeah it's been a long night certainly a double edged sword as well for prime minister the reason why you are quite right in saying the initial request was for that delay until the thirtieth of june you're also right in saying that has not been granted just the news coming out in a press conference over the last five minutes or so that the extension has been granted until the twenty second of may and that is conditional as equal rightly say . the reason why passing the deal which has already been defeated twice by very big majorities in the house of commons passing that deal the upside to it though is that seemingly this could effectively extension or that plan is not approved there is a furth

don't think it will be earth shattering the way that maybe the market thinks but he may use the platform. charles: daniellei give you a second to reply i know you don't like this? >> no. they haven't been able to hit the 2% inflation target that they have had namely because there was internal recognition at the fed that using the pce as the inflation, as the inflation gauge at the fed was, was really not the best thing to do in the aftermath of the financial crisis. there are other inflation measures that incorporate asset price inflation that are much higher there. charles: right. >> 3% level. had i think janet yellen been following more realistic inflation gauges as john lonski pointed out incorporate things like high residential real estate prices then janet yellen would have been raising rates much sooner. she wouldn't have left jay powell in the position that he is in. charles: wall street is maybe looking for jay powell to talk about lowering rates. we'll see. thank you very much. constance, john, danielle. meantime stocks taking a dive on this report. we started to recover a little bit. we're back d

daniel dale, thank you, as well. >>> coming up, he may not be a household name, but one democrat hopesg climate change can propel him to the white house. "the 11th hour" back right after this. beauty editors have tried everything. in search of a whiter smile. their choice? crest 3d whitestrips. our exclusive whitening formulation safely whitens 25 times better*. for a noticeably whiter, smile. trust america's #1 whitening treatment. crest 3d whitestrips. even our pets know to go because it's the easiest way to save 30% on all the medications we carry. so skip the search and go directly to petmeds.com now. >>> and now it is time for our nation to set a new priority. so i am announcing today that i am a candidate to become the next president of the united states. [ cheers and applause ] it is our moment to solve america's most daunting challenge and make it the first foremost and paramount duty of the united states and that is to defeat climate change. this is -- >> the list of democratic presidential nominees now includes washington governor jay inslee, the 11th person running for presi

to settle for the day before european parliament elections on may the twenty third and with conditions of that right across a forest daniel hawkins who's in berlin hi there daniel not quite what the british pm was hoping for then it seems how do things stand this hour. well it might be a long night but anticipated in. that date of the twenty second of may of course. the final draft version of that you council may now not be the case when the stand the rumors i'm confirmed yet of course coming out from those that were about half of the twenty seven e.u. leaders have spoken is that there may be a new date namely the seventh of maine. now we understand that the driving force behind bringing that day forward are countries such as france or president michel of belgium against countries that are perhaps more sympathetic to bringing that day back such as denmark but of course the only way we'll find out is waiting for that press conference by council president. now to reason may went into that room she spoke to the leaders for ninety minutes excuse me ninety minutes trying to convince them to grant the u.k. that extension the sh

i don't think it is so much earnings danielle pointed out maybe today or tomorrow, but i think earnings in april and may push us to the all times highs, that is the numbers, next earnings season that could be actually better than expected. charles: danielle to your point, technology sector is doing well being led by lam research, another semiconductor name. >> yes. charles: the soxx has done very well, up 20% for the year but these guys are right in the sense that the momentum, overall momentum seems to have stalled. are these, are the semiconductors, can they lead the way? can they sort of say, apple and microsoft are not necessarily going bank gus terse are they good enough and big enough to sort of have coattails not just for tech but for the broad market? >> yes i definitely think they can. i think the semiconductors and way they're performing is a huge indicator for the overall market. with the continued momentum higher, particularly after incredibly positive earnings from lam research this is still continuing to carry the market higher. charles: todd, it is interesting that you brought up, a week

may 1st. i'm joined by daniel alonzo, a former federal prosecutor and district attorney for manhattan where theres an open case against paul manafort. thanks for being here. >> thanks for having me. >> big question here. this letter, had it come out on friday or sunday, might have made bill barr's rushed two day release of conclusions look worse, not better, because everyone would have known that he reached those conclusions on a 400 page report which no matter how talented a lawyer, you only read so fast? >> that's politics. i get it. i get why people want to criticize him, but he's now sent a letter that says he's going to do something which before today there had been no definitive statement. sure, it would have been great to have it earlier, but i think it's good he sent this today. >> i think you have a fair point that the pledge he makes is a giant step forward for transparency, but is it not our jobs to try to understand when and why he's releasing information? it would seem that he withheld the length of the report to make his review look more valid in those two days. i mean, at a certain

daniel morris. is this similar to the u.s./china situation? the theresa mayl 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 also wind up taking the heat off the boe? if we continue get a p

in may of 1860, justice daniel dies. daniel was a southerner from virginia. he was part of the majority in dred scott. he was one of the 7 justices in the majority. i should mention that of those seven, five were from slaveholding states. two were northerners. all 7 of those in the majority in dred scott were democrats. understanding that once again in the 1840's and 1850's, the democratic party is a proslavery party. and in the northern states, those who are democrats in the north are sympathetic to the south and to slaveholders' rights in the west. daniel dies. the president at the time, james buchanan, waffles and waits and is unable to decide who he will nominate to take daniel's place. he waits and waits up until his final month in office. in february of 1861, he finally sends a nomination to the senate. as you might imagine with just a few weeks left until lincoln will take the oath of office, the senate takes no action and nothing happens. so that they can see is there, primarily because buchanan allows it to be there. that is there when abraham lincol

a local priest father daniel of much a is terrified of what may lie ahead on the road to death he tries to find buses to take them safely to mexico city. luciano would you like you do. you like the idea look if you bring up. the arrival of buses creates a wave of excitement people say the three weeks walking but there isn't enough to take hold two thousand people. to just go ahead and come and go but here in the limo somehow more serious you know if i don't find out things going up i know it was a cordial and i have thought i might pop up on. the next morning they wake up to good news the money has arrived there are buses for every. both are not going to look up at that kind of a must. put it on just the caravan departs for the mexican capital. from a little plant. to the u.s. from. mexico you see if he is five hundred kilometers plosive to the border. and the first of the caravans from honduras is already a war to good strides the entire way the last. two years. not you know not. new. this caravan of six thousand is better down but the national football stands. could see the city jumpi

daniel kawcynzski. there meaningful votes on theresa may's deal, you did not back either of them but you said you wouldwould now back the prime minister a couple of days ago, there that know your position? it is very important that the erg and other organisations in the house of commons fulfil their role in holding the executive to account. we sent her back to brazil to continue those negotiations because we had concerns over the northern ireland backstop. now i have changed my mind andi backstop. now i have changed my mind and i want to support the prime minister's deal because a lot of people in my constituency of shrewsbury, the local nfu, the shropshire nfu, my local councillors and party members, now feel it is time to get behind the prime minister. we have been a very divided country and we have appear to be divided overseas, and that is a very bad situation. we need to come together and get the deal across the line now. i urge my erg collea g u es across the line now. i urge my erg colleagues to set aside some of their concerns and get behind the prime minister. she clearly annoyed a lot of peop

daniel sandford, bbc news, central london. theresa maythat there will be a knife crime summit in the next few days to try to find solutions to what she called the "cycle of violence that has shocked us all". the labour leader, jeremy corbyn, said the increasing levels of violence are due, in part, to government spending cuts and austerity. today senior police officers said they'd been given until the end of the week to draw up bids for more resources, after a meeting with the home secretary about the surge in knife crime. sajid javid said that serious violence on britain's streets should be treated like a disease. sophie long reports. two teenagers have been stabbed... four young men have been stabbed to death in london... 285 deaths due to knife crime last year, the highest number since records began. top police officers say it is now a national emergency that requires emergency funding and, today, they asked the home secretary for that. we know what tactics work, we know what to do to surge operational capacity to deal with these crimes

fixer who pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations over hush money paid to daniels, is set to report to prison in may. like i said, nobody is above the law. that's one of the things that really make america great. one of the big unanswered questions tonight, why didn't robert mueller come to a conclusion on obstruction of justice? why did he punt to william barr and rod rosenstein? john dean, john pistole, garrett graff, they're here. i'm going to ask next. with expedia, i saved when i added a hotel to our flight. so even when she grows up, she'll never outgrow the memory of our adventure. unlock savings when you add select hotels to your existing trip. only with expedia. select hotels to your existing trip. ♪ behr presents: tough as walls. that's some great paint. ♪ that's some great paint. ♪ that's some great paint. behr ultra, a top-rated interior and exterior paint. paint, prime, protect - all in one. now that's some great paint! find it exclusively at the home depot. about 50% of people with evesevere asthma k? have too many cells called eosinophils in their lungs. eosinophils are a key cause of

. >>> attorney michael avenatti who may be best known for representing stormy daniels been arrested. prosecutors in new york are accusing him and another attorney of attempting to extort nike. the two allegedly demanded millions of dollars or risk being embarrassed by the sponsorship of an amateur basketball team. in a case out of los angeles, michael avenatti has been charged with bank and wire fraud. >>> now that the russia investigation is over, president trump is not only declaring victory but switched his talking points on robert mueller. abc news reporter elizabeth hur is in washington with the latest twist. >> so 100% -- >> reporter: speaking to reporters after the meeting with the israeli prime minister -- >> what they did, it was a false narrative. it was a terrible thing. >> reporter: president trump blasting the russia investigation but changing his tune on special counsel robert mueller. >> do you think robert mueller -- >> yes. >> reporter: from insults to praised res for -- praises for mueller and in a four-page letter to congress william barr citing mueller conclusion

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may not be able to achieve or maintain profitability in the future. be able to achieve or maintain profitability in the future. what does it mean for uber? barrett daniels career around ipo's, and joins us from san francisco. in terms of what is happening and the factenue, that they are saying they may never make money, what do you make of that, why is this interesting to investors? barrett: you know, that tends to be pretty boiler and plate language. we see that in many ipos. a flexible key to ipo is revenue growth. revenue growth is the elixir of wall street, always has been, probably always will be. when you boil it down, the losses tend to not be nearly as important. it is no concern to you whatsoever that this company might never make a profit? barrett: well, no. on the ipo. in order to have a successful ipo cap a really is much more about the revenue of growth. if i am running a company, of course profit will be important. but a lot of today's? accordance has chosen to grow over profitability and believe they can tackle that issue when they need to. the regulatory and legal issues loom large in the ipo perspectives. have to talk about that in term

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he wants to question pasentino because he may have misquoted the hush money to karen mcdougal and stormy danielswhat happens from here? >> i think they should ask pasentino to come in and testify. we're asking them voluntarily, but if they don't, i think the chairman should subpoena him to come before the committee. >> congressman jimmy gomez, we appreciate you being with us. >> thank you for having me again. >>> from the front lines in syria as u.s.-backed sources try to claim the last territory from isis. >>> also democratic presidential contender is digging on a claim that has haunted her for years. answer a few questions, and our techno-wizardry calculates your car's value and gives you a real offer in seconds. when you're ready, we'll come to you, pay you on the spot, and pick up your car. that's it. so ditch the old way of selling your car and say hello to the new way... at carvana. ♪ pardon the interruption but this is big! now with t-mobile get the samsung galaxy s10e included with unlimited data for just $40 a month. when your flight gets in late, it's never too early for coffee. oh no

that is what the former lawyer for stormy daniels and karen mcdougle is saying about these hush money payments that he originally negotiated. you mayname. keith davidson was the lawyer before michake michael avenatti says it was the release of the new infamous "access hollywood" tape that changed everything. >> the "access hollywood" tape was the motivating factor in this case actually resolving. it defeats the argument that this was done for purely personal reason and that this was in fact done for political reasons because after the "access hollywood" tape, that something like this could be the straw that broke the camel's back. >> you might say of course it was political or who cares, but this all matters now because it goes back to the crime that michael cohen confessed to. donald trump continues to mount a defense claiming that those payments were personal and not political, meaning you wouldn't get in trouble with campaign law. now cohen's going to jail because he plead guilty to, yes, a campaign finance violation, and this man who was on the other side of the table with cohen, davidson, isn't in the clear either. congress wa

they picked i think is really smart you know while they may start with kids electric bikes i'm sure they'll be thought that would go lectured by danielle always a pleasure to have you thank you so much for your time and expertise. thank you have a great day you two. and present right rico do territory of the philippines seems to be tramping along a warp more protocol of proper capitalistic politics by appointing a political ally to head the nation's central bank a spokes person announced the president choice of benjamin don't know who was serving as mr de territories budget director to head the central bank often called the b.s.p. as budget director mr know pushed hard for more spending an expansionary monetary monetary policies mr dog know was also accused of conflict of interest regarding construction spending that may have may have benefited his family members. and updating the troubles of oxy cotton manufacturer purdue farmer leadership at the company is reportedly now considering filing for bankruptcy protections under chapter eleven in the us as a means of evading or blunting the effect of a flood of lawsuits perdue and its found

daniels for $130,000. trump's company reimbursing him for a series of payments. that maya crime on its own but could be evidence of a wider crime against trump. a former lawyer was making the case. >> the southern district of flork mnew york may be sitting there with trump's income tax cohen to re him he listed that as retainer and deducted those payments. >> is this like -- are you basically imagining an al capone situation where after everything happens he gets in trouble for tax deductions? >> perhaps. >> perhaps or as they is a in court, per snaps. al capone was jailed for tax fraud. he know donald trump knows all about al capone. who he compared paul manafort to. >> paul manafort who is a nice man. you look at what's going on with him. it's like al capone. >> 2005 tax case. >> it's just a sad thing. it's a very sad thing for our country to see this. >> it's like al capone. it's like my campaign manager is like a convicted gangster. this is the defense. you can know that type of sympathy from the president became a punch line. >> trump does have sympathy for manafort

president, let me remind you that today is international women day, you may want to use today to apologize for karen mcdougal and stephanie daniels. yesterday a federal judge gave paul manafort four years in prison. his arraignment took place one year ago today . this was the scene outside the courthouse that day. >> show us your bracelet. >> hey, traitor. >> russian flag. traitor! traitor! you are selling the americans to the russians. >> trump made it clear he saw the sentence hearing as an exoneration, both stated loudly and for the world to hear there was no collusion with russia. the witch hunt continues. to be clear judge ellis did not say there was no collusion with russia but the manafort was not being sentenced for anything having to do with crimes related to collusion. in comments many saw as aimed directly at the president, manafort's lawyer dutifully added there was no evidence that his client was involved in collusion. trump's comment on manafort did not end with his early morning twitter posting. here he is a short time later. >> i feel badly for paul manafort. it has been a tough time for him. if you notice both hi

out, which was about a week before the election with stormy daniels and the payoff, that could have affected 77,000 votes. 77,000 evangelicals may stayed home. >> well, chairman nadler on house judiciary says he has already seen evidence of crimes committed. here's how he spelled it out. >> it's very clear the president -- it's very clear 1,100 times he referred to the mueller investigation as a witch hunt. he tried to protect flynn from being investigated by the fbi. he fired comey in order to stop the russian thing as he told nbc news. he's dangled -- he's intimidated witnesses. >> very interesting needle that jerry nadler is threading. he's spelling all that out. the laundry list of where he sees crimes having been committed but in the same interview said we're a long way from any sort of impeachment. we don't know if we're going to get there. >> both nadler and pelosi recognize they're all haunted appropriately by the 1998 experience of the republicans who went ahead with impeachment while knowing that bill clinton would never be removed from the senate. they are only going to move on impeachment if they feel they can actual

you may have heard of him, keith davidson represented both stormy daniels and karen mcdougal.cussing how extensive his communication has been with the sdny investigators. >> about 1,500 pages of non-attorney client privilege material that i gave to sdny upon their request, and i will make that available to the house judiciary committee. i sat down with the sdny prosecutors, who are about the most competent attorneys i've ever met, and for a time period of three separate meetings, about 20 hours in total. >> 20 hours, 1,500 pages of material. that's a key piece of information from, again, a witness in the probe that was his first time on msnbc since he spoke to them. now, davidson is a key figure because he negotiated both of those ndas, i mentioned, and alo we don't know at this point who else is talking. we do know that michael cohen is cooperating after being indicted. he told congress his last interaction with trump is under investigation by the very same sdny. i asked mr. davidson about that. >> do you get the impression that the prosecutors at sdny are looking at wrongdoi