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showing how trusted he is, erica. he is going to know a lot of information, and the really going to turn on just exactly what those terms of that immunity deal are. >> fascinating to see the exact terms. wouldn't it? thank you. >>> "outfront" senior analyst mark pressman and jennifer rogers and "new york times" columnist frank bruni. as we look at this, during this conversation that michael cohen secretly recorded with donald trump, he talks about one of those payments. allen weisselberg's name is mentioned. listen to this. >> i need to open up a company for the transfer of all of that info regarding our friend david. you know, so that i'm -- need do to that right away. >> give to me. >> i've spoken to allen weisselberg about ho w to set te whole thing up with funding -- >> so begs the question, of course, we know what an integral part weisselberg has been for the trump organization. could this particular episode just be the tip of the iceberg? >> certainly could be. in boxing we call this, we would call it a one-two

and you consider the way that donald trump talked about draining the swamp, erica, in your experience and covering congress, how you see this affecting things going forward? is this going to be something that will be a daily matter, or will we stop hearing about it pretty quickly? >> well, i think that it depends. it may be hard for collins to survive in congress through november, although there are examples like with michael graham, the former congressman from staten island, he was re-elected while under indictment. but i think we're going to see on collins perhaps to step aside. he's clearly very damaged goods heading into midterms that obviously are already tough for republicans and democrats are going to try to capitalize on this. there's not a way for republicans to get him off the ballot unless he agrees to it, so we'll see how it plays out. and i think that the issues that are raised here, for example, the fact that members of congress are permitted to serve on boards of publicly traded companies as long as they don't receive compensation for that really kind of bears further scrutiny and may receive tha

when it comes to michael cohen though, page, how credible is michael cohen at this point? >> well, erica, i think obviously that's the strongest argument that the white house has is, look, this guy's clearly not been truthful with the american people. he's committed felony crimes that he's now pled guilty to so how can you believe what he is saying about me. that's especially true when we hear his lawyer saying, look, he's ready to talk more, he feels somehow betrayed by the president. so i think it is certainly from the president's standpoint the right move to attack his credibility. i agree with larry that what's been alleged here are certainly criminal acts but they don't have to be. i mean these particular statutes also allow for civil punishment -- fines and things of that nature -- which you don't see in say a bank fraud statute or something like that. so there is discretion where a prosecutor can decide not to pursue this as a criminal indictment or criminal information and leave it as a civil fine. >> larry, it's also important to point out here that this could ultimately handled

how are you? i noticed he has both of his earphones on. erica says she was going from vallejo to her job in san francsico last thursday around 8:30 in the morning..it was just one of multiple rideshares she takes on an average day.but she says.. this one wasn't like any other. he takes the wrong freeway exit. i tried to get his attention then but of course he couldn't hear me then because he had his earphones on. we're driving, driving driving and we get to where the gps is telling him to turn and he doesn't turn. so i finally get his attention. i had to snap my fingers to get his attention. that's when he went off, don't ever snap your f'n fingers in front of me and just get the f out and then i know, next thing i know, i'm getting punched in my mouth. he just turned around reached back and started punching me erica called 911... and so did the driver.. who she says claimed she broke his glasses. according to her.. the police suggested they do a citizen's arrest since they were both claiming being attacked.she went to her job as a currier after

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how are you? i noticed he has both of his earphones on. erica says she was going from vallejo to her job in san francsico last thursday around 8:30 in the morning..it was just one of multiple rideshares she takes on an average day.but she says.. this one wasn't like any other. he takes the wrong freeway exit. i tried to get his attention then but of course he couldn't hear me then because he had his earphones on. we're driving, driving driving and we get to where the gps is telling him to turn and he doesn't turn. so i finally get his attention. i had to snap my fingers to get his attention. that's when he went off, don't ever snap your f'n fingers in front of me and just get the f out and then i know, next thing i know, i'm getting punched in my mouth. he just turned around reached back and started punching me erica called 911... and so did the driver.. who she says claimed she broke his glasses. according to her.. the police suggested they do a citizen's arrest since they were both claiming being attacked.she went to her job as a currier after

how are you? andrew: i'm andrew. dr. rivera: i'm erica. andrew: hi, erica. dr. rivera: nice to meet you.rew: my pleasure. lemonis: andrew, this is dr. rivera. she's worked with me in other companies in trying to help bring people together because i'm certain... andrew: [ laughs ] i'm kidding. lemonis: i thought maybe the three of us can go back and chat. andrew: sure. lemonis: i think my biggest concern is to help him manage people, it's not a thing that he loves to do. the idea of bringing in an outside person in this particular instance was more for me to see how andrew reacted and how he would listen if he wasn't gonna listen to me. amber: but in general, you don't like bringing in outside people? lemonis: no. amber: why? lemonis: unless they possess something like a doctor of psychology, a nutritionist. but for the rest of it, it's like, "i got it." and you want to just, "oh, bring in everybody." "i got it." this isn't "extreme home makeover." andrew: employees have been the bane of my existence. dr. rivera: okay. and i hear you say, "bane of your existence," and in our discussions,

erica's mom finds out she's going to be a grandmother. that's her husband right there. he gets up. >> i helped with that. >> i'll bet you did, sir. >> howany do you want? >> no idea. >> 19. >> 19. >> correction. she was so happy. now, it's time to tell the other family they're about to be great grandparents. xavi xavian's mom found out. when everyone finds out, we all have this brother in our family. part of the reason is they are so excited, is because erica has been trying to get pregnant for the last -- and then, in this video, she's recording it and is about to find out whether she's pregnant or not. >> oh, my god. >> that reaction was the best moment. >> and exact, she has to let hermano. before he comes home, she sets up a display in his room. even though the camera is a lit 8 blurry, he notices the message and he is stunned. once he gets his thoughts together, he is able to say to her, whoa, we did it. >>> the fam is in miami gardens, florida, where he hopes to finish a night at the abandoned work west hospital. he is completely blind in his left eye and partially blind on his right now. he sees better on the screen than anybody.

erica." >> funding of this presentation is made possible by the freeman fountion, kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america'eds neglected and purepoint financial. >> how do we shape our tomorrows ittarts with a vision. we see its ideal form in our mind, and then we begin to chisel. we strip away everything that stands in the way to reveal new possibities. at purepoint financial, we have designed our modern approach to banking around you -- your plans, your goals, your dreams. your tomorrow is now. purepoint financial. >> and now, "bbc world news." rajini: this is "bbc wews america." reporting from washington, i'm rajini vaidyanathan. as a humanitian crisis escalates in yemen, dozens of people includingany children are killed in a bus attack. w u.s. condemns sanctions imposed over the poisoning of a former spy and his daughter in britain, sayin it will retaliate. >> i feel very much lonely and overloaded as the only scientist in congress. rajini: this year a record tsmber of scientists are throwing off lab c to run ucr office. how many will becessful? rajini: welcome to our viewers on public television here in the u.s. and around the world. an airstrik

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how much focus do we expect from president trump, especially in florida, moving into november? >> yeah, erica, larry said it pretty well when he said florida is the biggest swing state in the country. it's probably the most important swing state as we look towards 2020. president trump is a part-time resident of florida. he cares a lot about what happens in that state. not only personally but his political future. democrats are trying to pull off what has not been done for the last 20 years, which is win as a democratic, have a democrat win in the governor's race there, full disclosure, i happen to be from tallahassee, mayor gillum was my hometown mayor. so president trump saying there is a bunch of crime and horeb things happening in tallahassee is reflective of what president trump will try to do. he will spend a lot of time campaigning for ron desantis, trying to make sure they keep the governorship in that state. there will be a number of high ranking heavy hitter democrats who are looking towards 2020 as well. we already saw bernie sanders go down there. you will see a large number of pe

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how are you? i noticed he has both of his earphones on. erica last thursday around 8:30 in the morning..it was just one of multiple rideshares she takes on an average day.but she says.. this one wasn't like any other. he takes the wrong freeway exit. i tried to get his attention then but of course he couldn't hear me then because he had his earphones on. we're driving, driving driving and we get to where the gps is telling him to turn and he doesn't turn. so i finally get his attention. i had to snap my fingers to get his attention. that's when he went off, don't ever snap your f'n fingers in front of me and just get the f out and then i know, next thing i know, i'm getting punched in my mouth. he just turned around reached back and started punching me erica called 911... and so did the driver.. who she says claimed she broke his glasses. according to her.. the police suggested they do a citizen's arrest since they were both claiming being attacked.she went to her job as a currier afterwards.. but eneded up in the er after feeling ill. according

erica, perhaps a lot of speculation here. we're going to learn more as this judge definitively instructs this jury as to how to proceed.hey have also asked for a new verdict sheet. presumably, they have been marking down the verdicts as to each count as they have been going. now they want a new sheet to maybe clean things up or to redo it. a little uncertainty with this question. it seems to imply maybe they are close to a final verdict and are having trouble on one count. perhaps we will know more as to the clarification the judge will give and what this means for the deliberations here when we hear from the judge himself. we are standing by in the courtroom. we will get back to you as to exactly what the judge says here. again, it does give that impression that perhaps this jury is close here. erica? >> it does. jessica, we will wait for the update once we hear more from the judge inside the courtroom. thank you. >>> want to bring in cnn legal analyst paul callan. i saw you shaking your head as jessica was saying if -- if they are asking about one count, perhaps it could mean that the other 17 there's not an issue wi

erica: thinks everyone for joining us today. we know that you know howtant the issue of school safety is. so many of you have grandkids and kids in the public school system. i have two little kids that will soon be in the school system, so thank you for joining us for the conversation today. i am going to introduce our panelists now. they are not in order, but i will start with laura carnot in the middle. she is the founder of faster colorado, an organization that trains the school staff members to be armed on campus and raised private funds for these classes, as most districts don't have the money for this training. kelsey to my right is the senior news producer and the cohost of the problematic women's facebook live show. she has interviewed everyone from teachers, to administrators, to students who have been affected by school shootings and cover the issue of media bias and misinformation. we will see a little more that in a moment. bobb shafer is the headmaster of liberty common school as well as a former colorado member of congress. he has also rece

erica hill has the latest. >> top of the hour, we are releasing new cnn polling with very interesting numbers. in terms of the mueller investigation. not only how it, but how important they think it is when it comes to the midterms and new numbers as well on the president's approval rating. something in the poll for everyone. we will see how they spin it t later in the day. we will present it unfiltered. >>> thank you. >> let's get a check of cnn money. currency crisis in turkey as the li a l lira hits lows. turkey's lira fell 10%. it is down 40% this year. the concern overture -- concerns over turkey's economic instability. inflation is rising. second climbing u.s. interest rates makes the dollar more attractive. when the dollar was cheap, turkey borrowed heavily. now the dollar is stronger, turkey has soaring debt payments. that will hurt foreign banks with exposure to turkey. particularly in europe. we will see if they rebound today. >>> elon musk offering details. he tweeted he secured funding, but nothing else. now the saudi sovereign wealth fund controlled by the saudi government. musk said they approached him several times. musk is tryin

how it and more. >>>. >>ni good m. it's 8:56 on thursday. i'm erica gonzalez.ht now first 4 traic alert in prince george's county, inter loop before allentown, we are shut down. we have the 7 mile backup headed towards this problem here this morning. two overturned vehicles. efbig crash there. inter loope allentown, the lanes are blocked. righ now those backups all the way to central avenue. inter loop after new hampshire avenue is very slow as well. your weather coming up. >>> good thursday morning. it's going to be a beautiful day. 82 degre for a high. tomorrow morning we'll be about the mid to low 60s. some suburbs could be the upper 50s. gorgeous weather for friday. by sunda we'll be near 90. next week the 90swi retur humid condition. >> remember you get news and updates anytime with our nbc washington app. > good morning, everyone ask welcome to the show. i'm megyn kelly. we have a lot to get to this morning. here to help me break down what's making the rounds today, nbc's own savannah guthrie and creeg melvin! [ and applause ] hi! >> i like that. >> i wan

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erica. allen weisselberg is the latest shoe to drop and could be particularly problematic for the president. a former trump organization employee called it the ultimate nightmare scenario for trump because of how much weisselberg knows. in what could be a new blow to president trump, sources tell cnn trump organization money man allen weisselberg granted immunity to cooperate with federal prosecutors investigating trump's former personal attorney michael cohen who pleaded guilty this week to breaking campaign finance laws. and implicated trump in his plea deal. >> replacing george this week is my chief financial officer allen weisselberg. you think george is tough? wait until you see allen. >> reporter: weisselberg, the chief financial officer, seen here on "the apprentice" worked for trump for decades. as one former employee put it, he knows where all of the financial bodies are buried. anything and everything done and personally gave trump updates on the matters. a source familiar tells cnn his interview with investigators took place weeks ago and focused on cohen and the hush money payments to two women claiming to have had affairs with trump and he denies. >> i spoke to allen about it, com

erica. >> they are. that grand jury report, one of the survivors said to me, if you were to buy this, you would have to buy it in an adult bookstore because of how graphic it is. and she's right. i sat down with four survivors and the parent of another victim. they are angry, numb, and empowered by the support they've received and by the strength of each other. and they're also demanding action. >> i would get high before i would have to serve mass so i could separate myself from what was about to happen to me. and i was in charge of the altar boys, i had to make the schedule. i would schedule myself so others didn't have to take it. i did -- i did it so that other people didn't have to take it. because i knew i was stronger. and i knew i could disconnect. >> my abuser used to say mass in our kitchen. >> in your kitchen. >> in our kitchen, where we grew up. in our kitchen. i was abused for 20 years and you ask how i separated the two. i split. i had one of me that handled the abuse and the other one was just myself. >> arthur, you're here to speak for your son, who's no longer with us. but you can continue to give him a voice. >> what kind of a