we do not know who mike erickson is. we have no idea who he is. we never responded to the e-mail. but interestingly, kate, on the same day that donald trump jr. received this e-mail, was the first time he appears to have tweeted about wikileaks. this is what he tweeted on that day, september 4th. wikileaks, hillary clinton sent thousands of classified cables marked "c" for confidential, having -- including a link there to wikileaks. so julian assange himself has tweeted about our story also saying it is not clear what this has to do with wikileaks but i can tell you this appears to follow a pattern the way wikileaks provides this kind of information, giving the decryption and website link, whether this happened here we don't know, and we also -- it doesn't appear that trump campaign or anybody contacted the fbi after they received this e-mail. they said they didn't act on it and didn't respond, kate. >> and to be clear, don junior says he doesn't recall seeing this e-mail? >> he doesn't recall seeing the e-mail and the lawyer said he took no action on it so that's where we stand r

we tried to find a mike erickson and not able to identify this person. congressional investigators don't know who the person is. when donald trump, jr. was asked about this e-mail, poppy, during a house intelligence committee hearing earlier this week, a classified hearing, he said he had no recollection of this and did not know about this and his attorney said he did not act on this afterwards. >> to that point, i mean he says i don't remember this e-mail, et et cetera, given similar answers on other questions about e-mails that look relevant to question, when you look back at donald trump, jr.'s tweets, it seems like there's a question about timing here and, you know, when he first tweeted about wikileaks. >> no question about it. we are just finding out there was a september 4th tweet on the same day of the september 4th e-mail where donald trump, jr. appears for the first time to reference wikileaks. he says, wikileaks, hillary clinton, sent thousands of classified cables marked "c" for confidenceal and sites a link where you can access those documen

last one i want to tell you about is guy name ad john eric erickson one of the instructors at ucl and he's kind of famous amongst medical historian for saying that surgery and a 1840s had gone as far as it would ever go that surgeon knife would never go any further and incredible when you consider where we are today but you can't blame erickson because he couldn't conception allize when operation would be under control. now one of the stories that i want to share with you tonight o about erickson that i think really illustrates hour different it was in the 19th century and how much his own work transforms surgery, i was doing a prerecorded interviewer for npr all things considered couple of weeks ago with robert stegall and i told him a story he loved it. but i heard his producer laughing in the background and he was like you can't say that. so -- you can see it here tonight and so does c-span unless they cut this out as well but story is erickson had a patient come into the hospital he was a medical student he was attending, and this wol woman had puss and blood into her chest and he

said and i am quoting right now, we do not know who mike erickson is. we have no idea who he is. we never responded to the e-mail. let's get perspective from the panel. joining us is analyst david gregory and former counsel to the u.s. and assistant attorney general. you are our legal expert. what concerns does this new revelation raise? >> let's see what wikileaks is. according to cia director pompeo, they hacked his e-mails and the intelligence community said that they were involved in the relief of the hacked dnc. they are not like any other news organization. some folks are saying that. they do not apply journalistic standards and released information that harmed national security. any allegations or information that has been revealed indicating that the campaign had been in touch with wikileaks is a concern. >> how significant potentially in the broader investigation specifically the allegation of collusion between the trump campaign and the russians. >> this gets to the point. if it's accurate and really born out of that connection because we asked the question why is it th

. >>> and animal advocate carroll erickson has more in the pet project when "eyewitness news" continues time for the cbs-3 pet project animal advocate carroll erickson and the spca fan friendly feed. >> i know, exactly, last time i had a pet but remember we have lots of animals at pennsylvania spca but today we want to talk about all of the things they need. i brought a few props with me like canned pumpkin and cat food. they are similarly colored in these cans so be careful what you see. do you know animal shelter need that animals, there do. how about this? i'm sure you have a paper towel roll empty, they need that as well. i want to show you donations that the animals, ongoing need , in time, tax deductible donation you can make with the stuff you have just got around your house. we have pet toys, and we want them to be new. we have pet treats, pet food that is unopened, collars especially the medium sized ones paper bags larger then a lunch size paper towel rolls rolls that i told but newspaper, rope toys, food puzzles, all sorts of soft dog treats, and nyla bone for dogs , they nee

former senior advisor secretary of state hillary clinton and erick erickson, fox news contributor.re just talking james comey. i saw you champing chomping at. what you think about james comey trying to be the paramount virtue? >> i have to agree with him to a degree that james comey did politicized the fbi and he's politicized the investigation. he did make political decisions i think in 2015. from a republican perspective he didn't go far enough. it looks like they changed the wording on letters related to hillary clinton. james comey was not a good fbi director and no one should hold him up as a paragon of virtue. james comey should probably stay off twitter. >> ed: i bet he does agree with that, but philippe, it does does -- i want to ask, no bias, noble, and you are laughing. about two months before hillary clinton was exonerated the first time. i get that you are still upset that in october james comey decided to bring it back. about two months before the july news conference with the help of peter strzok, james comey was drafting and exoneration statement before hillary clint

. >>> and carroll erickson is here with "eyewitness news" carroll erickson is here, with dominic, whoic so glad to see you. it was back in april we were doing segment. you were the production assistant. you saw a dog i had on the set and you fell in love with chew y. let's she you chewy back in april. >> okay. >> when you see this, what do you think. >> i think wow, i can't believe how much bigger he got his physical appearance changed and his behavior started to change, rapidly and we needed to get, figure out what the truth was. >> the truth came through dna, what did he weigh then. >> he weighed 27-pounds there. >> how about no. >> about a hundred pound now and it has only been about six months. >> so, you adopted him. he was a couple months old, 27-o getty guess you got the dna test why did you do that. >> well, we got him because he started eyeing up our fence and thinking he can clear it and jump it. >> and he could. >> exactly. >> he was reaching, you know, up to the dinner table his head and we are like he is growing so fast. for safety concerns we were like we should figure o

animal advocate carroll erickson is here and talk about how to it sun a newly adopted pet for success it, we will >>> time for pet project with animal advocate carroll erickson with spca and familiar face. i know our viewers will recognize him. >> i think they will recognize him because we had him on about a month ago, on november the 26th, and we had the dog, daunte on, and, let me show thaw segment right now. >> he is an eight year-old beagle mix, need a home, i'm looking at this dog myself. >> well, i really did. i ended up adopting daunte. he been abandoned at pennsylvania spca shelter in danville, and he had been at pennsylvania spca for two months, in one took him, he did have some lumps and bumps and he was older so that sort offset him up for a dog that would be staying at the shelter for a while. here's a picture of when i adopted him at the shelter, there we are, and he has been absolutely phenomenal. he had a couple of little lumps and bumps taken off which is never fun for anybody , but, he is doing just great. what i wanted to bring up today because every time, and he wor

see they speak a very clear language to these conclusions mr president rachel erickson from usa today the decision here delegates the decision making about the eligibility of the russian athletes to a specific panel i'm wondering how the e.p.a. arrived at that decision that they would be decided that way and why it decided to include the provision that if an athlete had previously been declared ineligible for anti-doping that they would not be included when that was something that was not able to get through cas the last time around. we have come to the composition of the panel because. these target. working group are very difficult to target. these groups. they have for the best expertise and the best knowledge. about all the pre-game said testing program. there are think this has been explained by dr budget there are. no one time today and. you see that there were. remember very well that there were from april to end of november almost seven thousand tests. on a four thousand athletes from sixty two countries and. that these represents an increase of fifty percent. compared to the s

erickson, offensive rebound, putback and a foul. georgetown by 17 after the free throw.hey improved 8-0 on the year. 83-74 the final. zbl >>> and baker may field the heisman winner. >> thank you. >> you have a new saturday night live coming up. have a great night ( ♪ ) when it comes to holiday shopping, my wife loves style, my son is all about technology and my daughter? she just loves horses. don't you just love one-stop shopping? i do. ring in the holidays with buick. get up to 20% below msrp on most 2017 luxury suv models. that's over $7,100 on this buick envision essence. experience the new buick this holiday season. test. test test. test test. test test. test . >>> okay, santa is back from his lunch break. he's back from up at the north pole, aka panda express. christmas wishes. ho ho ho. >> what about you, my little boy, are you ready to talk to santa. >> get up here young man. what's your name. >> tyler. >> tyler, what would you like santa to bring you this year. >> could i get a mega blocks dinosaur.

the last one i tell you about is john erickson. he's one of lister's instructors at acl and he's famous among medical historians for same history had gone as far as it would go, that the surgery would never go any further and that's incredible when you consider where we are today but you can't blame eric and because he couldn't conceptualize a time when pain would be over. postoperative infection would be under control. one of the stories i want to share about erickson that i think illustrates how different it was in the 19th century and how much lister's own work transformed surgery, i was doing an interview for npr all things considered a couple weeks ago with robert siegel and i told him this story, he loved it but i heard his producer laughing in the background that you can't say that so you get to hear it tonight and so does the band and unless they cut this out as well but the story is erickson had a patient come into the hospital. lister was a medical student attending and this woman was asphyxiating on all kinds of blood an

emily erickson used her mother's uterus to give birth to her son. >> it was a small, small chance for me to get pregnant, so i took it. >> reporter: four previous attempts in the u.s. have failed. after nine patients completed the procedure. the surgery itself is high risk and largely covered by research funds. the transplants are temporary, left in place just long enough for the patient to have one or two children. what type of hope does this offer for women in the u.s.? >> it opens up new doors. they may have a chance to achieve pregnancy on their own without a surrogate or without adoption. >> reporter: a breakthrough procedure signaling a new frontier for medicine and new hope for families. morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >>> coming up here tonight, dramatic changes for weight watchers. spend less time counting points while eating foods you love. how much money do you think you'll need in retirement? then we found out how many years that money would last them. how long do you think we'll keep -- oooooohhh! you stopped! you're gonna leave me back here at year 9? how did this ha

is unique because the tribal lands are normally off limits to the public erickson because he's the. people here know him simply is dog to eric he's rich and famous some always on the move sailing yachts and flying aircraft. he's considered one of the best neurosurgeons in brazil. that's happening. so soon. going to be. nothing's going to get the population because he's going to people. that were back with a mere hologram so manager of iceland's football team discussing the team's stunning rise at euro two thousand and sixteen and their expectations for the world cap so there are as you've said earlier. you all often mention there's too much money in football and that money's to enemy a lot of nation but you know players who play in the english premier league you had players from barcelona monod in corrupt them so it must be something else and now. no i've never said that money is destroying everything but of course for some. when you have plenty of it. it stops motivating you but of course you have examples of the best football players in the world that had a lot of lot of money but

steve: erick erickson was live with us an hour ago.d out loud but never did anything about. watch. >> he is actually doing what all the politicians in washington say they want to do. they know they don't have to. he is taking them at their word. i mean, just like he took republicans at their word that they wanted to repeal obamacare when they probably really didn't. is he moving the capital, recognizing jerusalem as the capital of israel. which by the tway already is. he is recognizing reality. when every major politician, every presidential candidate. both parties of congress in their platform documents, and a bipartisan resolution of congress all declared that we should do exactly what he did. and now that he has done it, they are like oh gosh, he can't do that. pete: do you know who he is protesting, the islamists who don't like this. the right people are protesting then maybe you did the right thing. steve: palestinians are saying you can't make jerusalem the eternal capital because it's our eternal capital. we will keep you posted

emily erickson used her mother's uterus to give birth to her son. >> it was a small, small chance for me to get pregnant, so i took it. >> reporter: four previous attempts in the u.s. have failed. after nine patients completed the procedure. the surgery itself is high risk and largely covered by research funds. the transplants are temporary, left in place just long enough for the patient to have one or two children. what type of hope does this offer for women in the u.s.? >> it opens up new doors. they may have a chance to achieve pregnancy on their own without a surrogate or without adoption. >> reporter: a breakthrough procedure signaling a new frontier for medicine and new hope for families. morgan radford, nbc news, new york. >>> coming up here tonight, dramatic changes for weight watchers. spend less time co [ coughing ] when you have a cold... stuff happens. [ sneeze ] shut down cold symptoms fast with maximum strength alka seltzer plus liquid gels. ♪ tired of sore throat lozenges that only last a short time? try new alka-seltzer plus sore throat relief. the melts dissolve quick

essentially an indoor farm with one crucial difference in turtle we don't have soil into greenhouses bill erickson and his wife diane have been growing vegetables for forty years some inexpensive imported soil others in water pipes full of fertilizer down a hill in a passive greenhouse we do peace being carrots broccoli cauliflower we don't market a lot of them and between october and may it's simply too cold for fresh produce to survive. down at the tamarac grocery store government subsidies are the only way that local people can afford fresh fruit and vegetables it's more expensive than down south because you know simply because of the freight costs just about everything is subsidized i guess other than the dry goods which is still something that people are paying quite a bit more than they do down so twelve hundred seedlings and eight hundred mature plant nearby in a heated shipping container known as a c. can a start up called the grocer is working on a project using hydroponics chemical nutrient solutions pumped over the plant's roots it arrived by ship in late october and will be up and grow

people were very exciting point out playoff picture because it was spectacular when you got christine erickson out there are thinking if you've got a team with a star player who's got a chance but this is exactly the same as i said with your analogy you got players name on the same you got players in your team on the day when it's not happening really. then you get this you could to get the ball to the player and he can do that we used to have that with a loud two brothers and oh you know you go back to the eighty's we had son lived prayed millikan a lot of players like that and we haven't had a player like like christian eriksen for for many many years so we're quite happy with that now with denmark what they are we have done in this year two thousand and seventeen it's been fantastic because when we started the year we needed a miracle to get to the world cup because you already lost two games in qualification but we've we've done it we're here now and i actually think that this group is it's manageable for for ten months i want to give out about timing because it's not necessarily about who

. >> erickson en sus Últimos 30 segundos le queda a everton. >> y la va a dormir contra de esquina luanraron falta al burrito. >> que si era falta pero no sÉ porque empezaron a correr todos el abanderado. >> la toca leo moura, y se termina el remate cerca de everton seÑoras y seÑores. >> va a ganar el equipo de gremio para enfrentar ahÍ estÁ. >> el Árbitro dice que no hay tiempo para mÁs, copa. >> y disputarÁ la final freno tl al campeÓn de europa, si maÑana le gana al al jazeera emirates. >> me gusta ser polÍticamente correcto. >> gremio uno ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ la celebraciÓn de los jugadores de gremio finalistas del torneo un poco. >> les costÓ mucho trabajo, el primer tiempo creÍan que iban a pasar por pachuca y tuvieron que venir los cambios para modificar entrÓ yael del frente de ataque que le cambiaron la cara a gremio porque no se veÍa por donde meter gol. >> muy bien todos esperan la final del real madrid, mientras vemos el gol everton nace de un lateral la jugada se abre el espacio y jugÓ por izquierda lo cambiaron affaire nano difrn para el otro lado quedÓ por ganado por la marca, sha

public from a russian front group ten years later, and it was a person that listed his name as mike erickson. cnn was unable to make contact with the individual. it's not clear if the e-mail was a legitimate effort to provide the hacked documents to the trump campaign. trump junior was asked about this before the house intelligence committee behind closed doors, according to sources that told my colleague, they told cnn that his client said he had no recollection of the e-mail and took no action on it. the use of a website and decryption key is a means to provide information, and this is the idea that wikileaks had a data file and was encrypted and impossible to open up with the key. the question is did that happen here? we don't know the answer to that quite yet. >> just to recap, what happened allegedly is somebody sent trump campaign officials essentially the keys to access these wikileak documents, hacked documented in possession of wikileaks, and just to be clear is there any sign donald trump, jr.'s attorneys said or anybody in the trump campaign used the keys provided to them. >> we d

public by a russian front group ten days later and the e-mail came from somebody listed as mike erickson, and investigators are not certain who this individual is and we were not able to make contact with the person, and it is not clear if this is a legitimate person. trump junior was asked about the e-mail behind closed doors, according to sources, and trump junior's attorney told cnn his client has no recollection of the e-mail and took no action on it. poppy, the use of a website and use of description key, the idea is the wikileaks were supposed to put it on the internet and it's impossible to open without the key. the question is, is that actually what happened here? that's something we don't know the answer to quite yet. >> yeah, when he was asked about it by congress and congressional investigators this week, the answer was, i don't know, i don't recall. we need a lot more answers. >>> meantime, cnn learned previously undisclosed e-mails also show there was a follow-up to that 2016 meeting between a russian lawyer and top trump campaign officials, including the president's son, do

said, two sources with direct knowledge say investigators obtained this e-mail, a man named mike erickson. one source told me that question was murky but he believes robert mueller vrps the answer to it. if it was, it could be a significant source of collusion. u.s. intelligence had already said and we had reported that the russians had hacked the democratic e-mails. there were strong suspicions not yet stated at fact but strong suspicions they handed them over to wikileaks. a few days before this was sent, "new york times" printed a big expose. the trump campaign was on notice there was strong notice that wikileaks was cooperating with russia. >> you used phrase genuine wikileaks overture. what does that mean? >> it's possible this could have been a fake. that this guy was not actually associated with wikileaks. it would still raise the question, what did the trump campaign do with this information? did they alert the fbi? did they respond in any way in order to find out if it was genuine. if it was wikileaks, two weeks before wikileaks began a twitter conversation with donald trump jr.

documents that were not yet publicly available, but in this e-mail from an individual named michael ericksoney do correct the trump campaign so some publicly available documents, hacked documents from wikileaks as well as from the former secretary of state colin powell, saying that those documents are, indeed, available. now our initial reporting on that september 4th date was based on two sources who had seen this e-mail but that information was incorrect now based on a copy of the e-mail that we have obtained this afternoon. so, brooke, it just shows that perhaps the initial understanding of what this e-mail was perhaps is not as significant as what we know now based on this e-mail. we do know that donald trump jr., when he testified before the house intelligence committee, was asked about this e-mail. he said he had no knowledge of it, which we reported earlier as well. and his attorney said he did not act on the offer to abtain these hacked e-mails. that's a statement they continue to say. but this e-mail came out september 14th, not september 4th as we said earlier. brooke we are. >> ok

an indoor farm with one crucial difference and virtual we don't have soil into greenhouses bill erickson and his wife diane have been growing vegetables for forty years some inexpensive imported soil others in water pipes full of fertilizer down a hill in a passive renos we do piece beans carrots sparkly color we call a flower we don't market a lot of them and between october and may it's simply too cold for fresh produce to survive down at the tamarac grocery store government subsidies are the only way that local people can afford fresh fruit and vegetables it's more expensive than down south because you know simply because of the freight costs just about everything is subsidised i guess other than the dry goods which is still something that people are paying quite a bit more. then they do done so well hundred sea lanes and eight hundred mature plant nearby in a heated shipping container known as a sikh and a start up called the grocer is working on a project using hydroponics chemical nutrient solutions pumped over the plant's roots it arrived by ship in late october and will be up and

erickson trading down by around 1%. some of these aviation socks are in the industrial sector.hing to bear in mind. something to mention is what came out of tokyo into this morning. there was a decent data that came out of japan earlier on. the boj is saying it plans to keep the current pace of bond buying in january. that is an interesting factor because we continue to watch. that is the back of the mind thought that actually the boj is going to continue to struggle where others are beginning to move in a different direction. you have the bank of england. the canadians are doing it. the ecb will probably be the story into 2018. how much longer can the boj sit on it hands and continue to maintain current policy? it is saying it will be doing just that. talking of the ecb, italian bonds very much under pressure. yields rise. the five-star movement has to the polls. the president will be in parliament later on. question have to ask is is this going to hit the euro? his momentum so behind the euro that it is -- that is coming up. this is bloomberg. ♪ guy: welcome back. six minutes

that is going down 2% after brad erickson, an analyst at keybank said fourth-quarter checks indicateeliveries are tracking 500 units below the estimate. although as joe highlighted, it is still accepted on the buy side, which bid up the tesla shares. and we're watching energous. wireless charging technology gives them a first mover advantage. interest inso short the stock, back at help account for the pop. canopy growth corporation, a canadian marijuana stock. stocks seen we'd -- weed rally ahead of the january 1 legalization policy. looks like some traders setting up for that. joe: let's take a look at the government bond market. two year yield, i think it hit 1.92%. the highest since late september, 2008. the big move at the long end, substantial downward move. we did not have a real risk off of vibe in the market. not much in terms of data. nonetheless, here is a look at the flattening curve. this is one month of the two-year and 10 year spread. it shot back up close to 64 basis points on the spread and back down to these lows. we are firmly back and keeping an eye on the possible

markets to julie: model three deliveries are tracking below southside estimate according to fred ericksone the delivery us it's cut from 15,000 down to just 5000. he joins us from portland, oregon. great to see you. we talk about the checks that analysts do frequently. do you just go to dealerships and monitor what is moving? >> no. we are typically picking up the phone and calling across the country, 18 sale>> no. we are typically picking across the united states. centersjust trying to get a sef what they are doing delivery wise and what they are seeing color theyer bits of might be willing to share. joe: you write in your note that but -- you say it is below likely accessible to the buy side. i find that to be an amusing characterization, the degree to which investors are overlooking this. will there come a but likely accessible to the buy side. point in 2018 where these numbers will no longer the acceptable? >> yes, i think so. these guys have to fulfill and they have promises made for the last several years and they have to ramp up production and show growth market -- margin improveme

essentially an indoor farm with one crucial difference and turtle we don't have soil into greenhouses bill erickson and his wife diane have been growing vegetables for forty years some inexpensive imported soil others in water pipes full of fertilizer down a hill in a passive renos we do peace being carers broccoli color we call flower we don't market a lot of them and between october and may it's simply too cold for fresh produce to survive. down at the tamarac grocery store government subsidies are the only way that local people can afford fresh fruit and vegetables it's more expensive than down south because you know simply because of the freight costs just about everything is subsidized i guess other than the dry goods which is still something that people are paying quite a bit more than they do down so twelve hundred ceilings and eight hundred mature plant nearby in a heated shipping container known as a c. can a start up called the grocer is working on a project using hydroponics chemical nutrient solutions pumped over the plant's roots and it arrived by ship in late october and will be up an

this is a quick treat from erick erickson, a conservative writer and activist who is not always a fan of the president. but so stupid of him to say obamacare is not the law of the land but now the democrats have a soundbite to use the soundbite to use against the gop for a system they still hate. so, so stupid. so clearly the president is trying to overhype -- it's significant. it's a big deal they are repealing the obamacare mandate but they are not repealing obamacare. >> here's what's still left in the law. the subsidies, the medicaid expansion, the rules on pre-existing conditions, the rules young adults can stay on their parents' plan. it will create some instability in the marketplaces and conservatives want to use that instability to smash the law in its entirety, this is not a repeal of the law but it is a significant thing. >> it's also important that this is not whether this is accurate or not, it's about here's the thing i told you i was going do and i've done it. whether that is true or not, in this case it's not true, that's the objective here. he wants -- the only messag

. >> brad erickson. >>> just because christmas is over doesn't mean the shopping is now it is time tond those gift cards, make your returns and maybe get the more expensive item you really wanted into plus, how traditional storanes c compete with amazon. we will talk retail next on "power." ♪ we're drowning in information. where, in all of this, is the stuff that matters? the stakes are so high, your finances, your future. how do you solve this? you don't. you partner with a firm that advises governments and the fortune 500, and, can deliver insight person to person, on what matters to you. morgan stanley. >>> the retail rush is not over just because christmas has passed now consumers will head to the stores to spend the gift cards and maybe a little more. kate rogers is live in union city, new jersey kate >> hey there, that's right it's a big week for returns and we're redeeming gift cards like all you see next to me at rite aid and retailers want you to come in and redeem the gift cards because they can't count those dollars until you actually come in and spend mono wet gift cards i