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david lee miller live in new york. what is the story now, david lee?ree days before convicting michael avenatti on three criminal charges including extortion and wire fraud. avenatti said he was being unfairly targeted because of his representation of stormy daniels in lawsuits against president trump. prosecutors told the jury that avenatti demanded nike pay him as much as $25 million to conduct an internal investigation or he would hold a damaging news conference alleging nike made improper payouts to high school athletes on the eve of their quartly financial report. nike secretly recorded avenatti making his demand. >> a few million dollars doesn't move the needle for me. if that is what is being contemplated, let's say it was good to meet you and we're done. i'll proceed with my press conference tomorrow and i'll take $10 billion off of your client's market cap. i'm not [bleep] around. >> avenatti's lawyer tried to say he was aggressive. avenatti's legal problems are not over. he faces two more criminal federal trials and a slew of allegations incl

david lee. >> neil, we are at terminal 4 at jfk. airports in the country where travelers from china must undergo health screenings. despite calls from some local officials, there are as of now no planned increases in those of screenings but that could change. the cdc three-tier list alert system lists china and south korea at its most severe level. it says to avoid those countries when it comes to all nonessential travel. italy, japan, and iran are level two. the cdc cautions older people and those with chronic conditions should reconsider travel, because of the coronavirus fewer people are flying. u.s. travel agencies say that ticket sales are now down more than 9%. united, delta, and american continue suspension of all flights to china. the united states suspended its own flights to, major u.s. carriers are changing flights to italy. jetblue is doing away with all cancellation and change fees regardless of the destination, and here at jfk today we saw a small minority of travelers with those hygiene face masks, one man we talked t

david lee did. no. wikileaks did, your son did. david lee published the password to the files.k about wikileaks contained a password, but no details of the location of the files. and we were told it was a temporary password, which would expire and be deleted in a matter of hours. it was a meaningless piece of information to anyone except the person who created the database." well, they're admitting they did and excusing themselves, trying to blame somebody else. but they didn't publish 250,000 diplomatic cables and almost half a million us army reports? they did. they gave the password. you can't get at it without the password. if you look at wikileaks‘ publications prior to that, you will see analysis and you will see redaction. yeah, prior to that, yes. you are mixing up two different things with respect, mr shipton. yes. there was the publication, the media partners of wikileaks, the guardian, new york times, el pais, der spiegel and le monde. they all worked together previously publishing carefully selected and redacted documents. when the quarter of a million cables, unred

david lee miller has the latest. david? it's a royal family feud that seems to be turning into a public relations disaster for prince harry and his wife meghan. on friday, the couple known as the duke and duchess of sussex said they agreed to stop plans to trademark the name sussex royal in connection with marketing efforts linked to charity work or other endeavors. they said they agree to abide by u.k. government rules that restrict the use of the word royal. what is attracting a lot of attention is what some see as thinly veiled criticism of the queen, that part of the statement says and i quote while there is not any jurisdiction by the monarch or cabinet office over the use of the word royal, overseas, the duke and duchess of sussex do not use to it in any iteration of the word royal in the u.k. or otherwise when the transition occurs spring 2020. march 31st is the date they will officially step down from their royal duties. their statement does say they will keep the prefix hrh, his or her royal highness. however they

david lee miller, our temporary royal correspondent, here in new york.rter: hi there, eric. this is a royal controversy. some royal watch orsers are calling the latest statement if prince harry to be yet another p.r. disaster for the royal family. on friday the couple known as the duke and duchess of sussex agreed to stop efforts to trademark the name sussex royal. what's attracting a lot of attention is thinly-veiled criticism of the queen. i quote: while there is not any jurisdiction by the monarch or cabinet office, the duke and duchess of sussex do not intend to use sussex royal or any iteration either within the u.k. or otherwise when the transition occurs in spring of 2020. the transition, march 31st is the date the couple will officially back down from royal duties. they will keep the prefix hrh, his or her royal highness. however, they will no longer actively use the title as they will no longer be working members of the family. the couple have come under increasing scrutiny from both the public and the media. >> this hasn't gone down too well at

in new york, david lee miller, fox news. >>> a safe place to have fun. gym designed for kids on the autism spectrum. >>> there's a new type of gym designed for children on the autism spectrum. >> as alic michaelson tells us, the gyms are providing a safe, nurturing, and fun environment. >> one, two, three. >> reporter: wyatt zimmerman is having the time of his life at we rock the spectrum in agoura hills. the 6-year-old is on the autism spectrum. >> it's allowed his personality to just blossom. he's making friends, he's playing with toys appropriately. >> reporter: mommy dearest says when wyatt started here, he was nonverbal. clearly, not anymore. >> you jumped so high to the ceiling on the trampoline. >> reporter: we walk to spectrum gym, specialized in serving kids on the autism spectrum, but everyone is welcome here. >> it's a safe place for kids on the spectrum. they're not going to be ridiculed. they're not going to be judged. >> have you made new friends here? >> yeah. >> reporter: 11-year-old kiran jamison has cerebral palsy, and loves playing her

david lee miller is following that part of the story from the new yours -- new york city newsroom. >>eadlines this hour is that at this time not a known single case of the coronavirus in nassau county, as you mentioned, a suburb essentially of new york city. however, 83 people are now undergoing what they describe as voluntary isolation. part of that isolation will require them on a regular basis to daily take their temperature and report any symptoms to health officials there. we are told that there is one person that has been tested for the coronavirus. they are still waiting for test results from the individual. this individual did exhibit what we described out some symptoms. five others were tested, and we are told those results all came back negative. now, as per the 83 people involuntary isolation, they got their names from the cdc and the d to cdc monitored and also notable here is those 83 people either came in contact with someone who may have been exposed to the virus where they had been in the areas affected in mainland china live. right now, not a single case confirmed, re

david lee miller.or storm daniels lawyer today brett give the jury deliberated for almost three days before convicting high-profile lawyer on three criminal charges including extortion and wire fraud issue company pay him as much as $25 million to conduct an internal investigation of the proper payouts. on the eve of the financial report they tried to betray him as an aggressive attorney representing a client of nike cancellation of sponsorship of youth basketball program for th u.s. attorney in new york says he was found guilty of an old-fashioned shakedown very te still faces teamwork criminal federal trials and a slew of charges including embezzlement and tax fraud. >> david lee miller, interesting . by the way, the college student fighting for donald trump, he i in our studio. keep up the great work grade that's a message. that's all the time we have lef this evening. we will never be the psychotic media mob, we seek the truth. "the ingraham angle" is next. have a great weekend, we will see you mon

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you see an epic, david lee battle on the handing over to say mendez with 1917, so it is wonderful thatf women directors. sessler mendez is there, and in any year, people would say he was ina and in any year, people would say he was in a strong position to when —— sirsam was in a strong position to when —— sir sam mendes. and some say that the competition is not as varied as it should be. what is it about this process and the weight is happening thatis process and the weight is happening that is proving so difficult for women directors? marriage story, little women, there is plenty of talented directors there. more than there were, maybe not enough in terms of the upper bounds of people are getting permission to make the sums. still not coming through to the last stage. agree. marriage story was directed by now baumbach, but little women was directed by greta gerwig. and it is incredibly frustrating. farewell, customers, there is a quantifiable list of ones that have missed out. and perhaps we re worthy that have missed out. and perhaps were worthy inclusion —— hustlers. it feels like w

correspondent david lee miller has details from new york. >> the jury deliberated for almost three days before convicting high-profile lawyer michael avenatti on three criminal charges including extortion and wire fraud. said he was unfairly targeted because of his representation of adult entertainer stormy daniels in lawsuits against president trump. prior to his recent legal problems, avenatti considered a run for the white house, becoming a regular on the tv talk circuit, appearing over 250 times on cable and broadcast networks. >> to me, you are like the holy saints. all places at all times. >> one reason i'm picking this as a contender is because of your presence on cable news. you are currently leading the pack among 2020 contenders among the democratic side. >> i think you do a hell of a job. i don't think you are in this for money. >> prosecutors tell that to be 29 demanded nike pay him as many as $20 million to conduct an internal investigation of the company, or he would hold a damaging his conference alleging nike made improper payouts to high school athletes on the eve of qu

>> ed: david lee miller, thank you. that is "the story" for friday, february 14th, 2020.ne's day. as always, the story continues. i will see you monday morning on "america's newsroom" with my co-host 9:00 a.m. eastern and my friend martha mccallum will be back here monday night. until then, have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." sadly, it's the end of the road for one of cnn's top presidential picks, sadly. he is not dropping out. he is behind bars. croupy porn lawyer convicted today on a long list of felonies. developing, we will have details for you just ahead. we will also tell you about mayor michael bloomberg's emergence as an actual democratic contender what that says about the democratic party and about america. worth paying attention to. as we chronicled pretty extensively on this show our leaders in washington suddenly seem deeply sympathetic to people ensnared in criminal justice system. a lot of criminals getting

david lee miller, fox news. >>> national security advisor robert o'brian says the official who briefed congress that russia is working to reelect president trump may have been overstating the situation. o'brian says he's not seen any actual intelligence that russia wants to help the president win a second term, only second hand leaks from the house intelligence committee. >> i think this is the same old story that we've heard before. i've seen the reports from that briefing of the intel committee. i wasn't there but i've seen no intelligence that suggests that. i've also heard from the briefers that that's not what they i senator chris murphy of connecticut says the russians have never sthere's a s that could get to him. >> it's the number one cause of death for student athletes. after the break, the screenings done today on the peninsula to prevent sudden cardiac arrest in teenagers. >>> and we're getting ready to start your work week. the weather, we're waiting on the rain. nothing showing up yet. >>> also ahead tonight, thousands of thurss, janitors, 911 dispatchers and other worker

david lee miller, what happened to the poor stormy daniels lawyer today. >> he was convicted on three criminal charges including extortion and wire twraud or he would hold a damaging news conference acting that he made improper pay-outs on the eve of nike. the u.s. attorney in new york says avenatti was found guilty of an old fashion shakedown. including embezzlement and tax fraud. keep up the great work xwending president trump supporters are punished and resistance members tend to walk. they don't just go free. they play victim to a crowd. >> we don't expect to live in a country where the perceived political enemies of the president suddenly become the subjects of criminal investigations. in a pursuit to throw political enemies in jail. that's an absolute an bringgatibrin an it's disturbing to see them playing a role in the work that the doj should be doing. they are from someone who was just let off the hook. are americans really supposed to feel sorry for him? joining me now is robert driscoll, former department of justice official and tom fenton president of judicial watch. thank

david: lee is invading the north. harold: about to invade the north. so, for two months, there was a document being worked on by lincoln, being edited. douglass may know that toward the end when i think the story gets out a bit in early september after labor day. that is when the news is focused again. for the next two months, lincoln makes some extraordinary public relations decisions, which we look back at with some heart and douglas looked at with some hard. he writes his famous letter to horace greeley, the editor of the new york tribune, saying my paramount object is to save the union. what toy do about slavery or what i forbear about slavery, i do to save the union. emphasizing in public what edna is saying. in august around the same time, probably the cruelest most a levi's of lincoln's public relations, why is he doing this? i think he is doing this because he has an election coming up. he is petrified he will lose weight voting public opinion. he knows he is going to issue this order. he is scared, even in august. he hosts a group of free afri

the embezzlement, the list that david lee had was quite lengthy.egal troubles are almost just beginning. >> they really are and there is no guarantee that convictions for multiple counts of multiple crimes get lost together. he could be looking at depending on the judge, looking at consecutive sentences. >> dana: what else do you think about -- i think it's fascinating that nike had a hunch that michael avenatti was trying to extort them and alerting the justice department. is this a good example for what company should do when something like this they think might be going on? >> yes, companies and individuals. is always the best case, hard to get to that point because you might be revealing something that is embarrassing but it's always better to come forward and address it with authorities because then you become the victim of a crime and you are no longer treated as though you are conspiring to cover up something. >> dana: enjoy that utah sunshine and the snow in the background, i know you're out there enjoying that friday afternoon, we apprecia

david lee miller now with the latest on this case in new york. >> his name is rashaun weaver, and he'sarged in criminal court as an adult, second-degree murder and robbery. soon after speech when he was murder, investigators knew his identity and brought him in for questioning but they only decided taken into custody late friday night. new york's district attorney described the investigation is a painstaking, deliberate, meticulous search for the truth. he said investigators gathered a broad range of evidence. >> it's a combination of many types of evidence ranging from scientific to digital video to his own statements. >> according to at least one court document, weaver was recorded telling someone "she was hanging onto her phone and that's he allegedly attacked her with a knife. the same documents as police found weaver's dna under majors' fingernail clippings. weaver has been indicted and has a court appearance wednesday. if convicted, he could face the rest of his life behind bars. >> bill: we also understand a bit more about tessa majors and the final moments in the new york city

david lee miller, our royal correspondent for the day is live in the newsroom with the very -- it doesn'tman oh man. >> well, eric, think of this as a family spat, of royal proportions. on friday they agreed to stop efforts to trademark the name sussex royal. prince harry and his wife meghan say they will no longer use the word royal in connection with marketing efforts linked to charity works or other endeavors. what's attracting attention is what some royal watchers see as thinly veiled criticism of the queen. a portion of a statement from the couple says and i quote while there is not any jurisdiction by the monarch or cabinet office over the use of the word royal overseas, the duke and duchess of sussex do not intend to use sussex royal or any iteration of the word royal in any territory either within the u.k. or otherwise, when the transition occurs in spring 2020. now, march 31st, that's the date the couple will officially back down from royal duties. their latest announcement has put them under greater scrutiny from both the public and the media. >> this hasn't gone down too well a

david lee miller, what happened to the poor stormy daniels lawyer today. >> he was convicted on threeg extortion and wire twraud or he would hold a damaging news conference acting that he made improper pay-outs on the eve of nike. the u.s. attorney in new york says ana

david lee miller, fox 2 news >>> a video decide tpolitical l calling for the public takeover of pg&e. representing half of the utilities fighting back with this via. leaders say a public takeover will be expensive and would do nothing to prevent wildfire or salt pg&e his financial problems >> senator sanders not to put too fine a point you are wrong. he was still public ownership somehow guarantees a utility will always have perfect judgment you are wrong. you assume ownership well significantly and quickly change the risks of fire. you are wrong. the union is a response to the recent entry bernie sanders showing victims of recent wildfires blaming pg&e for decades of negligence. >>> the california primaries and super tuesday march 3 this year. many people in the state already casting a ballot voting by mail. a new vote center operating in 15 california counties including san mateo and santa clara county here in the bay area. california the primary from june to march and to have more impact on the reelection. >> california finally voting in march instead of june. so, we will have more

david lee's name is scattered throughout these documents because he's the former secretary of state of texas. david lately was working to try to figure out what levels of voter fraud exist in texas. voter fraud exists and texas. it's real, the question is the number. the numbers that were released last year with david lee and others acknowledge that were wrongly put out prematurely, those numbers were wrong. and he acknowledged that. he lost his job before that, i talk to him. this is a man who is with his daughters, he's a nice guy and david felt bad that data was released that. way it was wrong. they found out that at least quarter of those numbers were folks that had been naturalized citizens and ultimately voted. there were thousands in that pool of folks that there is indication of real voter fraud, and it is a real problem that we're dealing with in texas. in particular because of a very porous border which we have discussed at length in committee. i would just ask us to remember that these are real human beings trying to deal with real problems. as we talk about making sure that

david lee miller is following the story from a new york city newsroom. david?ths since tessa majors was murdered, of 13 has been arrested in the stabbing death, the teenager was reportedly 14 years old, will be tried as an adult. his initial court appearance is expected very soon, the boy's attorney had no comment. an earlier point in this investigation, the teen was questioned and released by police. our second 14-year-old also slated to make a court appearance this afternoon, he is scheduled to be arraigned following a grand jury indictment. he was taken into custody on friday and charged in a criminal complaint second-degree murder and robbery. he is being held without bail. authorities say in december, weaver and two other teens tried to rob majors near her school's campus. according to documents, she resisted and that is when weaver allegedly stabbed majors in the chest, piercing her heart. dna, surveillance video and a recording of weaver telling someone that he stabbed majors because she refused to hand over her phone. the d.a. has decided to prosecute w

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. >> ed: chilling, david lee, thank you. >> sandra: hundreds of americans returning home after beinged from the coronavirus hit cruise ship amid growing fears the disease could become a global pandemic. the bloomberg campaign floating the idea of hillary clinton as a running mate? could that actually happen? our a-team will take that up on top of a brand-new hour. your mom just texted. she is on her way to our house. what? i got it. alexa, start roomba. the lexus es. eagerly prepared for the unexpected. lease the 2020 es 350 for $389 a month for 36 months. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. >> sandra: fox news alert on the fast spreading coronavirus, 340 americans evacuated from the quarantine cruise ship at japan now back on american soil where they'll spend the next two weeks quarantined. 14 have tested positive for the deadly disease but have yet to show symptoms. 40 other americans from that cruise who do show symptoms reportedly taken to tokyo hospitals. they were not brought home. the virus has now killed 1700 people and infected at least 71,000 patients worldwide. lots m

david: shares offafal alphabet . susan lee is standing by, breaking down the numbers for us.isappointing day for alphabet. reporter: giving back all of the gains then some. the new alphabet ceo was ceo of google for many years, but now taking over for larry page. it was disappointing on review on sales front. speaking to the cfo on a call to us fox business, we asked her about revenue miss, she said it was a tough compare to last year, we made 40 billion in sales last 3 months last year. much more from there but it was a slight miss, with huge one -- not a huge one, coronavirus took the stop lower after hours. cfo, said that hardware services and sales might be impacts by protracted coronavirus outbreak. and we have the first one he is -- he will give us direction how he will take the company forward accord. and this a first earning report card that we have got a break out of all separate divisions, you have google cloud revenue, and youtube. and why, at-this-point, google and alphabet propl -- trajector. the most relevant increment at data to give give -- incre incrl insight

ktvu's amber lee talked to the family about how they're finding peace. . >> david and susan scarlet made the journey to be close to the daughter they lost one we're ago. sharon scarlet was killed by a landslide as she walked on the beach with her crippled by sorr what does that do? >> the family is making sense of what happened february 22nd, 2019. hira who lived in oakley was at the beach with her dog. the 22-year-old was buried under tons of moist sand and soil. a frantic search followed involving first responders and passers by. they saw this surfer dig out kira's dog and her friend and they helped in the search for her friend. >> it has stuck in my mind for months and months. >> let's try to find this surfer. >> the family hopes to identify and meet the surfer. kira's body was found a little over a month later. >> if you go straight out from that just off the edge of that rock, that's where she was for 33 days. >> kira's dad had visited the area in the days before she was found. >> i stand on that rock and it kind of scares me now. the tide was coming in but had i looked down, i migh

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david, communist secrecy, poor dr. lee, police forcing him to sign that statement denouncing it. of that authoritarian government and the way they operate? >> well, china has a checkered history in dealing with these viruses. it happened with sars as well. if they had gotten information out about sars more quickly and if they hadn't manipulated the information, we could have responded more quickly and probably there would have been less deaths. we see this now with coronavirus. officials estimate that china waited about three weeks too long to get information out about the coronavirus, so if it had done that, if it had responded more quickly, there would have been -- we would have been able to contain the outbreak. so this is the problem with authoritarian governments is they and do suppress information. and when you're dealing with an outbreak, you need information very quickly, get it out to the public. china's interests are also in sort of making the government, making the regime look good, and so that's counter to getting information out that could be harmful, that's about a

ktvu's amber lee spoke with the family about how they are now finding peace. . >> david and susan scarlet made the journey to san francisco's fort funston to be close to the daughter they lost here one year ago. kyra sunshine scarlet was killed by a landslide as she walked on the beach with her dog iris. >> you can either be crippled by sorrow or you can try and make some sense of it. >> the family is making sense of what happened february 22nd, 2019. kyra who lived in oakley was at the beach to spend time with her dog and a friend. suddenly, the cliff above them collapsed. the 22-year-old was buried under tons of soil and sand. first responders and passers by. the scarlets say after viewing ktvu's news footage, they saw the surfer dig out k yra's dog and her friend and that he helped in the search for kyra. >> let's try to find this surfer. >> kyra's body was discovered a little over a month later in the same spot where she was last seen. >> if you go straight out from that just off the edge of that rock, that's where she was for 33 days. >> kyra's dad said he visited the area in the day

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. >> by the way that was from david in california, thank you i didn't have the sheet in front of me so i didn't say that apologize. leeg, should i add or hold gtx? >> hold. i wouldn't adhere. fear and things when the governments and/or markets are in turmoil, gold in particular gets the benefit from that right now that seems to be lessening and so i don't want to be caught buying more gdx here, scott. i would wait for a pullback. >> okay. rob, to you from jill in albany new york, what index funds would you recommend going into 2020 for a moderate risk tolerant investor good question. thank you for it what's the answer? >> great question, jill. i would focus on what's been working and what adds a little less beta to the portfolio b.i.g. as well as quality growth stocks, qual i think you're safe in buying those. >> from brandon in georgia, anyone picking up zts on the pullback before earning? >> i might add half a position this stock has been on a very sharp upward move. it's a unique asset, being v vetrinary medicine and has farm animals, some of which may be in asia so asian poultry, swine, other types of meet that co

lee's death and the fight so many health care workers are now enduring. a reminder of the dangers facing those tasked to stop the spread. david we hear this and you see this a lot of people here in the bay area even though we're not seen as they get worried, yeah and that's what we're having a whole special in our 9 o'clock hour next wednesday. now in fact you'll find. >>not only tips on how to stay safe, we're actually going to have a doctor live in studio with us to help answer some of your questions about the coronavirus so again mark your calendars that's next wednesday at 9 o'clock. we'll take a break. still ahead on. we have outrage from families of murder victims as death row inmates at san quentin could soon be allowed to request a transfer. the 2 were somewhere else and maybe enter rehab so victims families aren't too happy about that plus stage actors put on a show to highlight the hidden history of a woman who earned her freedom from slavery. and here's a quick live look outside as we check the view here at the richmond sandra felbridge toll plaza hardly any traffic as we're moving right along although there is a h

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