bonjour. >> daniel: bonjour, daniel, ça vas?ood like 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

are you daniel? -daniel: daniel. -lemonis: i'm marcus. -daniel: marcus. pleasure. nice to meet you. -daniel: how are you? -lemonis: is this your store? daniel: this is my store, yeah. lemonis: supplying retailers like dna is a critical part of our business, but what's more important is to get feedback from the owner of the business and be good listeners and ask the right questions. what's the most popular seller of all of them? daniel: these did very well for us. that's the classic styles that are working. we call it the core of styles from them. lemonis: okay. what hasn't performed? daniel: this stuff. the seasonal stuff that they have -- you know, new products -- didn't take off like this one. lemonis: did you tell them that? daniel: i told them that. and that's why i said the classic should stay classic. and it's been working for us season after season. lemonis: staple, like the chuck taylor. daniel: exactly. this is great. you know, you could play around with the prints all day long. and if you want to create other styles, is it gonna be as successful as the cl

had to be daniel and daniel alone.e of those cases where circumstantial is -- is kind. i mean, you had no fingerprints, you had no dna, you had no bloody clothes on the suspect, you had -- >> right. >> you had no incriminating statements really, just some sort of weird stuff, but -- >> right. yeah. it's a -- >> you have-- >> tough case. >> nothin'. >> tough case -- >> it was. circumstantial is a correct word. >> reporter: question was, could they make the case -- or would a jury believe they'd reached the wrong conclusion? coming up -- motive -- it's been tricky to pin down in this case. but in court, prosecutors present jurors with a theory of everything. >> that's why this whole thing happened. >> reporter: when "dateline" continues. can be tough on his body. that's why he wears dr. scholl's massaging gel insoles. they provide all day comfort so he has the energy to keep moving. delivering joy every step of the day. dr. scholl's. born to move. get stronger... get closer. start listening today to the world's largest s

>> daniels: by far.ughs ) >> kroft: got to get that in. >> daniels: it's part of the-- it's part of the mosaic. >> kroft: to prepare for the role, daniels re-read the novel, the biographies of harper lee... >> daniels: tom, the very last thing i want in the world is to be your lawyer right now. negro man, white teenage girl, i wouldn't be going in with a winning hand. the crow sth, all to makes about sure he knew as much or more about the subject than the critics. >> daniels: so, all these people who love this book, all these people who loved gregory peck, delete, delete, delete, delete, delete, delete. i'm originating the role, as far as i'm concerned. there is no movie. there's a book that we're basing it on, and part of our job is to say, "welcome. put the book down. put the movie away. we're going to do the same thing. you're going to recognize it. but we're going to take you on a ride. we're going to take you over here. you think we're supposed to go over here. well, we're going over here. we want t

liverpool's daniel sturridge is charged by the fa with breaching football's betting rules.for novak — djokovic wins his first match at the world tour finals in london. england's women are well placed for victory in the second match of the t20 world cup in west indies. this the first they've played, after the first was a wash—out. england got off to a great start, anya shru bsole, whose bowling helped england win the world cup last year, striking with her third ball. england's bowlers stayed on top; kirstie gordon taking three wickets on her debut, having previously played for scotland. bangladesh only made 76—9, but england have made a bit of a meal of the run chase. danni wyatt out to the very first ball of the innings. this is the very latest score... england on top and looking good to achieve the runs needed to win that match. the test match special team are on the air now — and there's in—play video highlights on the bbc sport website. joss butler could be asked to bat at number three for england in the second test with sri lanka on wednesday. despite victory in the fir

about costco and kroger daniel. sure well i mean kroger does look like a good long term buy look going forward and looking at what the market is doing right now you really do want to focus on stocks like kroger stocks like wal-mart stocks like costco why because they're consumer staples so when the market hits a little bit of a down trend money is going to pour into those companies because i mean at the end of the day families are still going to go to costco pick up toilet paper stuff like that but they might not be looking at consumer discretionary products so i think that all three of them are are pretty strong and i want to continue to look at those to the long side for both buy and hold and for short term trading decisions i want to ask both you ladies just hang right there because there's more to come but we're now joined by jamie fish the former director of the office of government public and family affairs at the national transportation safety board comes to us via skype from manila philippines jamie thanks f

trump, karen mcdougal and stormy daniels.he journal says the president was involved in or briefed on nearly every step of the payments. contrast that with the president's comments last april when he claimed he didn't know about money going to daniels. >> you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? >> no, no. >> reporter: as he was leaving for paris, the president was pressed on the other big legal mess hanging over him, the russia investigation, specifically his decision to make matt whittaker his acting attorney general, a move that puts a critic of the probe in charge of it. >> i didn't know matt whittaker. he worked for attorney general sessions. he was very, very highly thought of and still is highly thought of, but this only comes up because anybody that works for me, they do a number on them. >> reporter: the president repeatedly claimed he didn't know whittaker. >> i don't know matt whittaker. >> reporter: but that's not true if you believe what mr. trump told "fox news" last month. >> i never talk about tha

it's a huge object. >> reporter: daniel is the star's creator. he's the energetic architect of dozens of buildings around the globe including the new world trade center. the star for this tree, not the easiest commission. so when it comes to something like this, though, so many millions and millions of people over time will see this star. what is your aim? what is your purpose? >> it's a symbol of peace. it's a symbol that speaks to everybody. it's the beauty of the world. >> reporter: he's the child of polish immigrants that survived the holocaust. he came to america with little more than his talent and ambition. stars speak to him. a magnets for our minds and thoughts. >> reporter: our imagination, our ms this star a star of wonder. harry smith, nbc news, new york. >> always an amazing sight. that's nbc "nightly news" for this wednesday. i'm lester holt, for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> obviously a very exciting day for the oakland a's. >> right now 6:00, they think they've hit a home run. the reason, this a

really was a scary month even with hollowing here in the states particularly for the longs right danielle. absolutely it has been you know october historically can be that way and adam what do you think of what it was are you surprised i mean daniels right october is sort of like that you do get the earnings report but any any sort of things that surprise you. monday surprised me a lot the volatility on monday we went from up three hundred to down a couple of points on the dow and then in that final half hour we saw the market drop an extra four hundred points and then rallied back up that four hundred points and since then we've been going up the last couple days so my question was did we miss it was that fifteen minute window where we had capitulation all the chance we had to get in a better prices and now the market's gone away or we have another chance to buy low or if pressed to make a decision i would say that we'll have a better chance to buy a lower oh very interesting and you know i want to get to this later but let's do it now real briefly danielle go to you first let's talk abo

of straw mark hillary ladies welcome danielle let's start with you is g.m. up by at this point. absolutely not you know you have seen a terrible down trend in this stock and i think that traders and investors alike could potentially look at this last quarter earnings report and look at the pop that we got and say hey you know this looks like a cheap buy but honestly that isn't that what you want to do in this market you don't want to buy something that is near the dead lows and i think that this bounce that we're getting is going to fade very quickly hilary what do you make a g.m. yes well you know they say that capitalism doesn't do can compassion much good so i don't think at this time of year it was any of those employees needed what i would say is you mention just a moment ago but you mentioned some of those classic cars one thing that you know g.m. really hasn't done and of course g.m. stands for government motors has done you know mentioned where they were taken over by the government or at least the government huge bailout you think about the engine is so i mean the engin

>> daniel: yeah, yep.onna get that sinister gravy on. oh, dude. look what we're eating. >> daniel: right, yeah. >> anthony: okay, they may not be hawaiian but they are now. they are fundamentally local. i mean, this food, this most delicious, let's be honest, delicious. this is not healthy eating. >> daniel: yeah, and we're kind of paying the price for it right now in the health of the state, which is terrible. as i take a bite of hamburger and brown gravy. >> anthony: yeah but it's, like i said, it's so good. >> daniel: if you really want to do hawaii right you gotta give back. and that's a power that hawaii and the ina still has is. if you show aloha and you give without asking the ina is going to recognize it and it's gonna shower its blessings upon you. >> anthony: so, you think traditional hawaiian culture and lifestyle has a chance against the modern world? >> daniel: i think so. the beautiful part about my ancestors is they realized there is a limited number of resources where they lived so they obs

to do here discuss is john grace the founder and president of investors advantage corporation and danielle shea the director of options and director of operations at simpler trading thank you guys for being with us i really appreciate it such a timely topic for today but danielle let's start with you how should investors be prepared for this election cycle. absolutely well i mean the first thing i can say is the best thing about this is it's going to be over soon because the markets absolutely and those in thirty's i feel like the sooner we get the answer the better you know between the two options i think that the best case that we have for a rally is going to be completely republican controlled congress and john what do you think what's your take on what would happen in these circumstances. well i mean we can get hysterical but let's go for being historical and that would be looking at the history to look at the data and what i see is this is from oppenheimer in the u.s. congress report seventy eight percent of the time no matter who wins the market ins up higher so it's not like our fri

danielle: and be wrong. [laughing] insp. general horowitz: i didn't say that. danielle: i did. insp. general horowitz: we certainly disagreed with that. and fortunately, ultimately prevailed in going to congress and having them reaffirm our right to access to all records. but there are two things i will mention with regard to statute interpretations. i think as a general matter, that is probably something that would fall within an ig's role to assess the law, the statute, what a statute means. congress passed the statute. congress is uniquely positioned for the constitutional issue, -- obviously, the courts are there to resolve a constitutional issue. thing that is unique about my office, we don't have authority over decisions by lawyers acting as lawyers. there's office of professional responsibility. by statute, my officemax jurisdiction over that. but if we are asked to assess the decision by lawyers in the department on what is a purely legal matter, that would go to the office of professional responsibility. danielle: that is a whole other reform we will have to work on in

pay pal ok target and pay pal will take notes of it danielle shay adam mesh thank you both for being here sure appreciate your insights thank you so much. and it's time now for a quick break but hang here because when we return bartlett nailer the financial policy advocate at public citizen is back to discuss the u.s. postal reserve's effort to weaken capital and liquidity rules in the financial sector plus alex behala which is following the massive number of google employees around the world who have walked out in a solidarity protest over the treatment of women by company executives will bring us up to date and a host of the big picture here are here america holland cook answers affecting question is print media past say as we go to break the dow nasdaq and s. and p. are all as is a bit coin oil and gold to see in just a minute. just manufacture consent to the public will. when the ruling class is protect themselves. with the flames. listen to the one percent. we can all middle of the room sit. room. given the way in which to must terrorists attacks with appropriate structured usin

lower very interesting and you know i want to get to this later but let's do it now real briefly danielle go to you first let's talk about the vix what they call the fear index traded at the chicago board. of crazy over the last month and to some extent you know i was surprised that it had been more volatile earlier but as adam described we saw a heck of a volatile monday trading what it what your what are your thoughts danielle about the vix. absolutely well you know the vix did it reach a pretty high level however it still didn't reach the levels that we saw in february correction so i mean we could potentially see it retire levels if we get a bad report from apple after the close and more volatility but at the same time after the last three days and after this rally that we've seen the vix is coming off and you know stocks closed wrong today so we're going to have to see what happens with apple tonight yeah adam your thoughts on vix well i didn't i thought it would have spiked higher if we were having a real issue i know it's like forty percent i would have thought more of his vix coul

it's a huge object. >> reporter: daniel is e star's creator.e energetic architect of dozens of old buildings around the globe including the neworld trade center. the star for this tree, not the easiest commison. so when it comes to something like this, though, so many millions and million p ple over time will see this star. what is your aim? what is your purpose? >> it's a symbol of peace. it's a symbol that speaks to everybody. >> reporter: he's the child of polish immigrants that survived the holocaust. he came to america with little more than his talent and ambition. stars speak to him. >> they are infinite. they are magnets for our minds and oughts. >> reporter: our imagination, our dreams. this star a star of wonder. new york.h, nbc news, >>> and we hope you'll tune in for e lighting of the rockefeller center christmas tree. coverage starts at 8:00, 7:00 central on nbc. that's nbc "nightly ♪ >>> welcome, everyone, to "christmas in rockefeller center" and we're glad you've joined us on this unbelievable night. >> we are just getting started

i'm in with grace and danielle shea they're standing by and we joined by an expert grant page of magnetic material systems to talk about a technology which could change some of the world's most troubled places plus artes saya tab and takes a look at oil resources in the u.s. gulf of mexico and wow is this amazing and later we talk about offshore oil production in the u.s. there's an unusual question on the voting ballot in the state of florida at first it may just seem puzzling and dumbfounding but molly barrows tells us not so fast all that directly ahead but first with some headlines let's go. we start our global report in the east where china and pakistan have agreed to trade using the chinese yuan and pakistani rupee as the currency rather then the u.s. dollar the move comes as others including russia and turkey have been making similar efforts to dealing from the u.s. dollar the decision was formally announced as pakistan prime minister omran khan business and met with chinese president xi jinping in beijing. and in japan the cabinet has approved legislation to ratify a massive free

. >>> daniel dale is writing a first draft of history. he is the washington reporter who is keeping an invaluable record of donald trump's lying. all future historians of the trump presidency will be reading daniel dale's work. daniel dale's meticulous record of trump lies shows us that during the campaign season trump did the impossible or at least what many of us would have thought was impossible. donald trump actually increased his lying. daniel dale of the toronto star who has tirelessly fact checked every single trump lie reports that in the month leading up to the mid-term elections donald trump made 815 false claims. that's the same amount of lying told in his first 286 days in the presidency. daniel dale reports that, quote, trump made 664 false claims in october. that was double his previous record for a calender month, 320 in august. trump averaged 26.3 false claims per day in the month leading up to the mid-term election on november 6th. in 2017 he averaged 2.9 per day. donald trump made more false claims in the two months lead

president, did you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? >> then why did michael cohen make this if there was no allegation -- >> you have to ask michael cohen. >> the president has denied the allegations. and i don't have anything else further to ad o that front. >> reporter: -- to add on that front. >> reporter: a source says that cohen was just doing his job and protecting his client. and stormy daniels' lawyer reacted that all of this is just further vindication that he and his client were right, all of this happening as cohen is meeting with various investigators and awaits the sentencing in december. m.j. lee, cnn, new york. >> all right. >>> joining me now, reporter and co-author of "politico playbook" daniel leadershipman, and former attorney for district of georgia, michael moore. welcome. i want to to talk about the hush-money reporting in a moment, but i've got a u.s. attorney in front of me. i want to start with the new acting attorney general. let's put up the op-ed co-written by george conway, husband of kellyanne conway, in w

now avenatti is responding to daniels.mpion and has always been an open book with her. david lee miller reporting live. >> stormy daniels might need a new attorney to handle the conflict with her old attorney. michael avenatti says he has no idea why she's criticizing his representation. she said that avenatti raised money on her behalf without her knowledge. stormy daniels made the allegation in a statement to the daily beast. the statement says in part "he filed a defamation case against donald trump against my wishes and refused to tell me how my legal defense fund was being spent. now he's launched a new crowd-funding campaign using my face and name without my permission and distributing words to me that i never said or wrote." avenatti said that there were never any secret dealings and he responded with his own statement. a portion says "i have personally sacrificed an enormous amount of time and emergency towards assisting her because i believe in her". the statement says "the retention agreement that stormy said tha

some rules by daniel sturridge happened ofjanuary this year.d the fa say that there's all relates to two specific betting rules. firstly, they cannot betting rules. firstly, they cannot bet in any way on football matches 01’ bet in any way on football matches orany bet in any way on football matches or any football related issues, and secondly, the players can't pass on any inside information to people outside the game, which could then be used for betting purposes. now, in the last few minutes, liverpool haveissued in the last few minutes, liverpool have issued a statement saying that daniel has given his full and unequivocal cooperation throughout this process and has assured the copy will continue to do so. they say that he has also stated categorically that he has never gambled on football. they say they will allow the process to be concluded in its entirety before making any further comment. as for the faa, they say that daniel sturridge has until cheesed in november the 20th two responded these charges. —— tuesday november these charges.

in which he is named to keep stormy daniels silent. are you aware now? >> the president denied the allegation. we have spoken about this issue. and i don't have anything else to add. beyond that i would refer you to the outside counsel. >> you said march 7, there was no knowledge of payment from the president. he denied all allegations. were you lying to us at the time or in the dark? >> the president continues to deny the under lying claim. and again given the best information i had at the time sfwl the best information she at the time. wasn't very good information. keeping him honest in august. cohen admitted he made payments at the direction of a candidate to influence the election. the president was involved in or briefed on nearly every step of the hush money agreements. wall street journal has one of the by lines on the reporting. he joins us now. extraordinary reporting. according to it this goes back to august of 2015. a meeting between trump tower and david pecker. the company that owners national enquirer and others. >> when cohen pleaded guilt

cardinal daniel dinardo heads the arch diocese of galveston, houston. what was his reaction, demeanor, when you arrived with the search warrant? >> i know that he's probably not pleased with it all. but it's not my job to please the cardinal, my job is to seek justice for victims of sexual assault. >> reporter: one of the victims went to cardinal dinardo with his allegations. but it wasn't until they went to the police that he was promoted after they spoke with police. we spoke with two other victims who say dinardo continues to keep the priest in ministry they say molested them as children. >> i'm going to a meeting. >> reporter: after three months of asking for a formal interview with cardinal dinardo, we caught up with him at a conference this month and wanted to know about those two other priests. >> are those two names going to be on your list, those accuse priests that you released in january? >> we're working on the list. >> anything you can say to the >> reporter: the invs? evidence discovered takes him. >> if there's something to be covered up

what is the injury to stormy daniels?s the agreementhe that was entered into was not adhered to by michael and donald trump.el i didn't feel their end of the bargain. >> tucker: you believe -- you just went off on this moral lecture about how it was wrong for the president to have an adulterous affair and i would agree with that but you're very outraged. you said it's an injury against the american people. >> you didn't let me finish the injury is that he and michael cohen and others lied to the american people and covered up the $130,000 payment and violated campaign finance law. that's why he just pled guilty. >> tucker: i understand, i've been following the news as well. did donald trump have a moral obligation to tell the american people that he hadd a relationship with stormy daniels? >> i don't care. what he had an obligation to do was not cover it up and lie about it and commit campaign finance violations as michael cohen just pled guilty to the felony. associated with ms. mcdougall, i thought you were following th

is it, daniel, more accurate?some debate over whether manual counts are actually more reliable than automatic counts, but be that as it may, if after the automatic machine count is completed, which should be done next week, the margin is still within .25%. that's one quarter of 1%. then at that time there will be a manual count and there's not a lot of time allowed under florida law for that to take place. those of us old enough to remember the 2000 election remember that it took quite a few days and that recount wasn't even completed. well, the time between the point at which the second official count comes in and that manual count has to be completed is very short under florida law, just three days. so we'll see whether there's time to do that if, as i expect to be the case, the two candidates are still within that narrow range, one quarter of 1% after the second unofficial count on november 15th. >> daniel tokaji, thank you. i have a feeling we're going to be talking again. >> maybe for weeks. >> coming up next

you profited from stormy daniels.usands of free media on the basis of your relationship with her and she is working at strip clubs. you areyo exploiting her. and you know that. why are you paying her some of what you are making? >> this is absurd. >> tucker: it's not absurd. it's a fact. >> i have done a remarkable job for my client and she will be the first to tell you that. >> sean: it turns out his client would not be the fist to tell you that or vouch for his services as a lawyer. today, stormy daniels leveled several blockbuster allegations against creepy porn lawyer. first she said he sued the president for defamation for her without telling her. that could be a crime. there is more though. in a statement to "the daily beast" stormy daniels says, "for months i have asked him to give me accounting information about the funds my supporters so generously donated for my safety and legal defense. he repeatedly ignored those requests. days ago i demanded again repeatedly he tell me how the money was being spent. and h

series but daniel bruel is already a global star he is everywhere. it all started in two thousand and one playing a troubled schizophrenia female then he's international right through with a german comedy. scuppered. was a time in which i think i could have taken an easier path and maybe made films in my own country that at the time looked more promising but i decided not to because i really wasn't so interested but again she did i miss the simplicity of the rules being survive languages the spanish was on display in salvador the dictionary to consider speech secure and. what is coming up with. terence you know he spoke french these issues that have to. disagree. with an austrian accent there's a twenty percent chance like. all of you in his private daniel boulud a small modest berlin fans can often find him working at the bar at his tennis restaurant and global stop with the local touch. those who are magnificent seven international stars from germany favorites were on the list if not head us up on email or rice on facebook to give us your opinion w

shay the director of options not operations that simpler trading and we love to come in on danielle thank you and john grace the founder and president of investors advantage corporation thank you guys we'll see you again we'll see you next time. the sea of galilee in the middle east is facing a major issue as water levels of israel's major reservoir has dipped dangerously low. no galley has not seen completely that not been completely full since two thousand and four overpumping and longer periods of drought have dropped water levels by more than eighteen feet at the levels get any lower it could be a risk of permanent damage so what's a country to do with a major source of water in danger well the idea is to desalinate salt water from the mediterranean then pump it forty seven miles to the sea of galilee in order to replenish what has been lost however the project isn't set to start until next year meaning israel will be banking on winter rains to hold off the impending disaster. and on that note we now turn to someone who's come company is looking to deal with the issue of access

in reality, the burglar just ran, said daniels. wouldn't know that online, where tales of mr. feeny's heroism are sweeping the web. "my favorite version was that i grabbed him by the neck, threw him down, 'bang, bang, bang,'" daniels said, miming throwing punches, "picked him up, 'bang, bang, bang,' and then he fled."his words of advice for any potential future thieves? "never mess with mr. feeny," he said. (pam) coming up: pot promises falling flat. why the tax money expected from legal marijuana .. is falling short. (ken)plus: a record number of women are running for office in the upcomping election from across the country. why voters say this is inspiring them to get to the polls. (lawrence)ten at ten (lawrence) ten at ten (ken) this year marks the first "safe trick- or- treat" event in the city of san pablo. (pam) children there put on their favorite halloween costumes ... they were treated to candy... along with an official police escort to several stops this afternoon ... including the san pablo police department... a senior

within a week daniel had taken his life. 0h, back. within a week daniel had taken his life.llen short badly for what he needed. how do you respond to what has happened to sue and daniel? we know sue and we are so desperately sorry for her loss and the trauma herfamily sorry for her loss and the trauma her family has gone through. unfortunately it is not unusual. this is not an unusual experience. families are going to extremes and being told young people are not ill enough yet to access a service. they are being forced to become more ill and make attempts on their life and even then they are not accepted into services. i can hear you agreeing with that you have come across that as well. i have. i heart goes out to sue. deep condolences to her. when you read the report you hear there has been a practice of downgrading urgent referrals to a phone call a month later. if you think about it, those urgent referrals may be of people who are at risk of losing their lives. my fear with this whole process is doing more of the same, beating them over the head even harder... this would

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president, did you know about the $130,000 payment to stormy daniels? >> no, no. >> why did maichael cohen make this, if there was no truth to her allegations? >> you'll have to ask michael cohen. michael cohen was my attorney, and you'll have to ask michael cohen. >> subsequently he's down-played michael cohen's relationship with him and the fact he was his attorney. pretty clear denial there and it was after sarah sanders also said point-blank from the white house the president didn't know. >> there was no knowledge of any payments from the president, and he's denied all of these allegations. >> and for the next couple of months sandra has kept up the same line about the payments right up until rudy giuliani admitted he reimbursed the payments for stormy daniels. >> specifically can i ask, did the president approve of the payments made in october by his long time lawyer and advisor hi michael cohen? >> look, the president has addressed these directly and made it clear none of these allegations are true. i've addressed this as far as i can go. >> did h

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what we have found is that regarding the stormy daniels payment, michael cohen met with trump in octobershortly after the "access hollywood" tape had come out in which trump made comments about groping women and said a woman named stormy daniels was trying to sell her story. that's when trump, who was under enormous pressure after the tape came out, to withdraw from the race told michael cohen to get it done referring to paying tomorrowy daniels to keep quiet. >> remind everybody why would this be a problem. >> michael cohen pleaded guilty by violating campaign finance laws. it's illegal to pay $130,000 to bolster a campaign. >> just to be clear when you're paying $130,000 to stop somebody from telling their story because you believe it will hurt your campaign, that is considered a campaign contribution and 130,000 there are well exceeds the $2700 which is the limit. that's why it would be a campaign finance violation. michael cohen said in federal court, he didn't say the president's name. correct me if i'm wrong, everything blends in to everything else. he did finger the president as b

daniel, how are you doing it?austed checking every word the president says. >> i am increasingly sleepy because the president is getting worse and worse. this is a big job. >> you made the point again and again that he is repeating the same things over and over again. it is not as if he is saying 100 different unhinged things a day. he is repeating the same lies over and over again every day. >> he is. that's part what have makes it easier as time goes on. because he is saying the same stuff he said in march 2017. what is different about this period, these months is that he has changed it up and introduced a number of whoers. complete fabrications that he had not been uttering before. these are not simply the usual exage rags with crowd sizes and stuff like. that he is making stuff up in the last weeks in a fact we have never seen about a serial liar the president before. >> you do this full-time, show does the post. i think we can show the post data, over 6 had been 400, false or misleading claims. you go farther

. >>> a growing rift this morning between stormy daniels and her t emd lawyer michael avenatti. the adult film actress now saying avenatti ued preside trump for defamation without her permission. >> the two entered the nat nal spotlight with their fight to free daniels from a national disclosure agreement sheeeigned to kp quiet about her alleged affair with mr. trump. nbc's kristen welker has more. >> reporter: in a dramatic twist stormy danieays her attorney, michael avenatti, sued president trump for defaming her against her wishes and alleges avenatti withheld information from her and launched a new crowd funding campaign without her permission. daniels saying in a statement, "i haven't decided yet what t do about legal representation moving forward. avenatti responding that he's stormy's biggest champion. "i have personally sacrifice an enormous amount of money, time, and energy toward assisting her because i believe in her." avenatti says daniels agreed to pay him $100 under their original aeement and all other money raise would go toward his legal fees. >> my attorney and

daniel: i don't think it is priced in.ms to be a deal between president xi jinping and trump, we had one in europe, and now we are still talking about european auto tariffs as well. so i think will have this pendulum swinging back and forth that we have had for a while, even if things seem to look better. there are long-running issues which i think we'll have an impact on the u.s.-chinese relationship. you buy stocks today after this back-and-forth, after the ambiguities we see, and indeed, ambiguities in the next board?an you climb on daniel: we have to think about what drove the initial decline we've had since october. trade has clearly been one of them. interest rates, the second and also, the outlook for the technology sector and earning expectations. the only one have a bit more clarity on perhaps, is interest rates. . the other two, not so much given that we have a have one of the three that looks better than what it did two months ago, it is probably premature to say it is a huge buying opportunity. europe, howds in

the bottom line here this stormy daniels saga isn't going away. some trump supporters turn up their nose and say what are you doing this. but if you look at what happened with the stormy daniels saga, it uncovered michael cohen who is now been prosecuted or indicted i should say by the southern district of new york. it has also made the president a liar. it shows him on air force one denying it, and now it is true. this is not going away. >> no. and it connects obviously not just to cohen, but to pecker, to other employees of the trump organization. then the trump organization is trump tower. that's the site of the russian meeting. and you've got strands that continue to overlap and are thick and important. so yeah. this conspiracy and another conspiracy interlink at some point. they're financial, they're real estate. they're relationships. their business. so i think it's not an extramarital affair or pornography or anything to turn your nose up at it. it's potentially a very serious criminal mat area. matter. >> i wanted to play the moment saying

just ask daniel stapleton. he took a company survey about how his female co-workers are treated at work and the results shocked him so much that he started a new company with one of his colleagues. it's called in her sight. and i recently spoke with daniel and ursula mead about how they're working to get companies to better support women at work. tell me the story of how the company started. >> it started early on, ursula and i worked at a company together and it was a company that cared a lot about their employees. one of the ways they showed that was by doing surveyed to see how everyone was feeling. so one of those surveys was given to us, and it was specifically about women in the workplace. everyone in the company took it. after we took the survey, we were kind of comparing notes on our responses. ursula and myself and a couple women who sat near me. and it was an interesting kind of moment. of course it's not a revelation that people are having different experiences. in life. soledad: it was to you. >> bu

have michael o'hanlon he is a senior fellow at the brookings institution and in basil we cross to daniel danson he is the director of the swiss institute for peace energy research or a gentleman crosstalk rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate peter in washington or the swamp as i like to refer to it let me go to you first here over the last few days and weeks we've heard some very troubling words come from members representing the great powers including a former u.s. commander in europe lieutenant general ben hodges he said the united states needs a very strong european pillar i think in fifteen years it's not inevitable but it is a very strong likely hood that we will be at war with china and president xi of china said we have to set up a combat readiness exercises joint exercises and confrontational exercises to enhance service service and capabilities and preparation for war and we have the deputy director of the russian russian foreign ministry's department of nonproliferation arms grow he says at a recent meeting the u.s. stated that the

that treaty gave you a modicum of security now you don't go ahead daniel. well i'm removed from from the big politic show i'm in switzerland and we watch it from the sideline you know switzerland has not been in a war for one hundred sixty years but totally share of the concern of peter and michael who have spoken before me that we should not you know go through the war in confrontational mode i do think that as a human species we must look back to the twentieth century and realize that we had one hundred million death that's what we did in the twenty first in the twentieth century and we shouldn't repeat it in the twenty first because we are extremely armed and if you are referred to nuclear arms obviously that's one challenge and then we have secret warfare that was very active in syria operation timber sycamore and others that we are aware of so i agree with the other two that this is this is a very dangerous moment and people here in switzerland are more removed from from the situation that has to be said i mean it's not but in the street if you could f