no, it didn't. >> reporter: hogan is also suing toyota for $100 million. suit alleges breach of contract and fraud, arguing the automaker's remedy did not fix the safety defect. according to the complaint, the software fix costs about $80 a car. to replace the inverter can cost up to three grand each. the company changed the inverter design in late 2014. hogan's suit also claims toyota is trying to block him from handing over his dealerships to his sons. but toyota says there is not a safety issue, and hogan's claims are without merit. the company has confidence its remedy is effective, and the recall's addition of a fail-safe mode was implemented to enhance vehicle safety. instead, toyota argues the timing of the lawsuit and hogan's claims are motivated primarily by a separate dispute he has with toyota over management and succession issues involving his dealership, not the effectiveness of the prius inverter recall. there are going to be people who see this and say this is about promoting a lawsuit, that you have a grudge against toyota, that it's not --

bloomberg's gerrit de vynck and r hogan, you are speaking -- art hogan.aking possible bankruptcy and april. but investors don't find that funny, with the price of the stock and bond falling. more next. this is bloomberg. ♪ leinz:his is -- kailey this is "bloomberg daybreak." the company isn't saying how much it paid, but it says the deal inspired an enterprise valuation of $9.5 billion. alibaba only -- already owned 33% of ele.me. bahrain says it discovered its biggest oilfield sends a began producing fruit in 1932. the smallest energy minister in the persian gulf says the shale oil and gas well with discovered of its west coast and bahrain's official news agency says the find dwarfs the country's current reserves. a sensemusk still has of humor after the worst month for tesla shares in more than seven years. electric carmaker ceos said april. it's joking about the company going bankrupt. despite quote a last-ditch mass sale of easter eggs. shares of tesla fell 22% in march and movies cut their credit rating into junk status. is taylor. alix: he says i'm

showing hogan having sex with his friend's wife.son wrote the agreement saying the sex video would be handed over for $300,000. hogan's attorney calleded the fbi and was caught up in a raid accused of extortion. four years later, davidson used that document as a template for the daniels deal. a source tells cnn. the wording in most of it is identical. that means the president's attorney did not write the hush agreement as previously believed. >> if daidson drafted this document for daniels, that's an outrage. because this is such a one sided agreement. >> judd, a new york lawyer who briefly represented trump, said davidson crafting the agreement is an unusual move. >> your goal is to make, to write an agreement that has as many holes as b possible to protect your client. your goal is not to lock up your client. >> part of the deal says daniels can be fined $1 million for each time she talks about the alleged apair with the president. davidson wrote the hush agreement signed by a former playboy model he represented who accused a majo

make money off a sex tape, showing hogan having sex with his friend's wife.dson wrote the confidential settlement agreement, saying the sex video would be handed over if hogan paid his client $300,000. hogan's attorney called the fbi, and davidson was caught up in an fbi raid, accused of extortion. he was questioned, but never charged. four years later, davidson became stormy daniels' attorney and he used the same document as a template for the stormy daniels deal, a source tells cnn. the wording in most of it is identical. that means the president's attorney, michael cohen, did not write the hush agreement as previously believed. >> if keith davidson drafted this document for stormy daniels, that's an outrage. because this is such a one-sided agreement. >> reporter: judd burnstein, a new york lawyer who briefly represented donald trump said davidson crafting the agreement is an unusual move for two reasons. the person demanding the silence usually drafts the deal, to make sure it's airtight. they would want to be in control of writing the agreement. and the

. >> reporter: his name is drew hogan. he's written a new book "hunting el chapo." he told me how he pursued el chapo from safehouse to safehouse and finally confronted him face-to-face, but first hogan had to infiltrate el chapo's sinaloa cartel. he secretly tracked the disposable burner phones used by el chapo's underlings. and you're reading their messages? >> reading their messages piecing together the day-to-day structure of his organization, his day-to-day operations. >> reporter: it must have been an eye opener. >> it was like reading a novel that you couldn't put down. >> reporter: more of drew hogan's story when i take you inside the hunt for el chapo on "dateline" sunday at 7:00, 6:00 central here on nbc. >>> still ahead here tonight the new video of a life and death standoff as sheriff's deputies rescue a woman and children from a gunman. >>> also another popular retailer finds out on the step in the digital age and files for bankruptcy. >>> we're back now with the newly released body cam footage from a harrowing police shoot-out. authorities are only now

if you read what horowitz released, hogan used the word scheme, talk about a scheme.ndy mccabe sends out a person to leak to the "wall street journal" trying to, you know, for his personal interest, not the public interest as the report says, the next day when the story is out there, he calls up two people not associated with the leak and yells at them and says don't let these leaks happen trying to cover his tracks. that is as bad as it gets. this is the number two guy. >> it's scary. let's talk about that first memo that jim comey did. >> uh-huh. >> the one he said he had to leak so he could get justice and get a special counsel. >> after the january 6th meeting. >> yes. i said in my open look you didn't have to leak it. it didn't have to be investigated. you already sent it to the memo. >> top of the memo it is to andy mccabe, jim baker -- what's interesting about those, andy mccabe has been fired, jim baker has been demoted and reassigned, former chief of staff to jim comey has left the fbi. >> they are all gone? >> either fired, under prosecution potentially demo

hogan: there is no question. dowe have directed our attorney general to take action and sue some of these pharmaceutical manufacturing companies. is liability. some of them have knowingly pushed the sale of some of these drugs, knowing they had to these addictive capabilities and did not disclose it. we painting this with a broad you are but the ones doing these things should be held accountable. take these actions and we should, but it won't stop the people who are dying on the streets. sen. warren: i understand. the investigation is ongoing and we should let the attorneys general to their work. -- do their work. breakdn't these companies the law and lie about it and hurt people in order to break it profits? it wasn't the first time. a corporation called instant therapeutics a few years ago made a spray out of fentanyl. the fda told the company the spring was approved only for use in cancer patients who were in such pain that other drugs like morphine were not enough to control it. it turns out there were not en

he was trying to make money off a sex tape showing hogan having sex with his friend's wife.id the sex video would be handed over if he paid $300,000. his attorney called the fbi and hogan was accused of extortion. he was questions but never charged. four years later he used the same template as in the stormy daniels deal. the president's attorney did not write the hush agreement as previous believed. >> if davidson drafted this document that's an out rage because this is such a one-sided agreement. >> he says it is an unusual move for two reasons. they usually draft the deal. they would want to be in control of writing the agreement and the attorney for the person being silent is already giving away a large amount of negotiating power by writing it. >> if you're the lawyer representing the person asked to provide confidentiality your goal is to write an agreement that has as many holes as possible. your goal is not to lock up your client. >> part of the deal says stormy daniels can be fined $1 million for each time she talks. she also wrote the hush agreement signed bay form

but toyota says there's not an issue here and hogan's claims are without merit. recall's edition of a fail-safe mode was called. instead they argue that the timing of the lawsuit and hogan's claims are motivated primarily by a separate dispute he has with toyota over management and the dealership. >> there are going to be people who see this and say this is about promoting a lawsuit, that you have a grudge against toyota, that it's not -- this isn't really about the prius. >> i didn't create the failures and m >> reporter: ryan is driving the prius with a new inverter. >> i appreciate the opportunity to share this story, because people who have priuses, had them recalled and assume everything is okay, this could happen to them. >> reporter: the national highway traffic safety administration tells cbs news "this morning" it is monitoring its complaints and will take action as needed. toyota insists that the vehicles are safe and says it, too, is monitoring the issue. gayle? >> all right, thank you, kris. >>> one woman made an alarming discovery after taking an at-

. >> in harris or -- >> hogan. >> oh, hogan, the year before i got there. it was the perfect pair. hogan against mississippi university for women. hogan wanted to go to the best nursing school in the area in which he lived and that happened to be the mississippi university for women. he was turned down. the case eventually came to the supreme court. justice o'connor wrote the opinion for a sharply divided court. the minority thought that it was prop to reserve the mississippi university for women to women because it was a kind of affirmative action for women, making up for all the places that excluded women. but justice o'connor having grown up a woman, understood that if you want to upgrade the u nursing profession. if you wanted to see higher pay for nurses the best thing to do was to get men to do the job. so she -- she did very skillfully between the lines. it was clear this was no kind of -- couldn't be justified as affirmative action favoring women. >> also i can't resist this one last question -- it's sort of a question. there is an opera that you may be familiar with called

let's bring in deputy white house press secretary hogan gidley. joining us this morning. so as we wait to see what exactly happens, what would the national guard do if they do -- if they are eventually deployed to the border? >> they'll offer support for the folks already down on the border. ist is a crisis. the president is right. you see now the numbers are in for last month. dhs released data showing 50,000 people were apprehended trying to cross into the country illegally in the month of march. a 200% increase from the month of march last year. it is clear that waves of people are coming into this country because congress has refused to act. the president was talking about this back in october. he wanted to fix this situation, a lasting solution for daca in exchange for border security that would keep us from having million else of people in this country illegally. >> sandra: we're trying to get more details. we don't know a number. how many has it be recommended to send to the border to achieve this? >> as many as it takes. >> sandra: give us

hogan against mississippi university for women. hogan wanted to go to the best nursing school in the area in which he lived. that happened to be mississippi university for women. he was turned down. the case came to the supreme court. justice o'connor wrote the opinion for a sharply divided court. thought that it was proper to reserve the women to women because it was a kind of affirmative action for women, making up for all the places that excluded women. , having grownor up a woman, understood that if you wanted to upgrade the nursing profession, if you wanted to see higher pay for nurses, the best thing to do is to get men to do the job. she did it skillfully, between clear thatit was cannot be justified as affirmative action favoring women. >> i cannot resist one last question. it is sort of a question. there is an opera that you may be familiar with called scalia ginsburg. you know the operas. by theures arias ginsburg person and the scalia person and you are at loggerheads and you are two different philosophies of interpretin

hogan, thank you for being here. up next, the latest on the driver who killed ten pedestrians in toronto today and then stunning numbers punch a huge hole in the liberal myth that your tax dollars don't support legions of immigrants. stay there. >> laura: this is a fox news alert. the latest on the deadly rampage by the driver who mowed down pedestrians in toronto today. police say the suspect is alek minassian. they arrested him minutes after the carnage occurred. at this hour coming the death toll stands at 10 with 15 others injured. some in critical condition. police say based on the witness accounts it was very clear the driver deliberately hit people driving along the side of the road there. for now, for analysis, let's bring in mark fuhrman and counterterror expert aaron cohen. gentlemen, another day, another deadly attack on pedestrians. this time in toronto. mark my want to start with you. alek minassian, the last name is an armenian name. armenia is overwhelmingly a christian nation. people are jumping to is

a sex tape oft showing hogan having sex with his friend's wife.ement saying the sex video would be handed over if he paid the client $300,000. dafrds was caught up in an fbi raid accused of kprgs. extorques. questioned but never charged. four years later davidson became stormy daniels attorney. and he use the same document as a testimony polite for the deal. the wording in most of it identical. that means the president's attorney michael cohen did not write the hush agreement as previously believed. >> if keith davidson drafted this document for stormy daniels, that's an outrage, because in is such a one-sided agreement. >> judd burr stene who represented donald trump said davidson concentrating the agreement is an unusual move for two reasons. the person demanding the silence usually drafts the deal to make sure it's air tight. they would want to be in control of writing the agreement. and the attorney for the person being silenced is already giving away a large amount of negotiating power by writing it, burr stene says. >> if you're the lawyer r

with me white house press secretary hogan gidley. i want to talk about the border. i keep hear being a caravan of immigrants traveling through mexico on their way to us. >> obviously mexico is an ally and we are working with them. but this exposes what's going none our country that for whatever reason democrats pretend to not acknowledge. we have seen a 200% increase from march of this year and march of last year, illegal people crossing into our country. 50,000 last month alone were caught at the border coming in illegally. judge jeanine: when the president came in, he -- it declined 70%. why is it up again? >> it declined because of the trump effect. he got in office and no one wanted to come here because they knew they would be deported and subjected to our laws. instead democrats are obstructed and dithered and haven't fixed the problem. smugglers are telling them come across, they are not going to do anything. the number one function of the federal government is to protect the american people. president trump without question and without apology will do that an

guest: great job tell larry hogan hello for me. what we have done is created to community colleges. one got a lot of national attention, which he created in 2009 and open the doors with 1500 students. today, there are more like 30,000 students attending that school. the fastest-growing community college in the history of the united states of america. just this last fall, we created another college in eastern idaho. whichf those institutions would give us for community college in the state of idaho. what we are asking is for those companies that need particularly -- particular employees with skills or talents to go to those colleges and help them set up a learning experience in order to get them trained. a couple of years ago, i went back to night school at the college of western idaho that was created

. >>> i'm joined by hogan gidley. thank you for joining us.ask you about scott pruitt who the president called totally undersigned. that's hard to argue with. it seems to be because of his own actions. the most recent was he rented a room for $50 a night from a lobbyist. and he refuse ed d to drive wit sirens blaring. president trump promised to drain swamp. doesn't this all sound kind of swampy? >> we are aware of the allegations. you just outlined several of those allegations. we expect the questions raised by those stories, we expect the epa administrator be able to answer those. we're trying to get to the bottom of it and when we do, we'll let you know. >> john kelly wanted scott pruitt to go before there were any more zplins after that was reported, there were three more storiesful will he have a job at midnight tonight? >> i wasn't in that meeting or the qualls the administrator but i can say we all serve at the pleasure of the president. as you know, if the president is displeased, you'll know it and know it in a hurry. >> there are peo

. >> hogan against mississippi university. hogan wanted to go to the best nursing school in the area in which he lived and that happened to be the mississippi university . down in the case eventually hit the supreme court. the minority thought it was universityeserve the and for two women. , making up for all the places that excluded women. if you want to upgrade the profession, if you wanted to see higher pay for nurses, the best thing to do was to get men to do it -- do the job. , it was clear it couldn't be justified as affirmative action favoring women. thisso, i cannot resist one last question. it is sort of a question. >> there is an opera that you may be familiar with. the ginsburgs person and easterly a person. you are two different philosophies of interpreting the constitution of the united states emerge in what feels like cmi, i see the battle going on in that case, especially on justice scalia side. he was appalled by your decision in that case. not really, he expected it. [laughter] is entering his a rage and this

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>> it was coming. >> drew hogan, thank you for sharing your story with us.ow. and you can hear more of dpru's story. he sits down and talks to lester holt on "dateline" "the hunt for el chapo." 7:00, 6:00 central on nbc. >>> we'll head over to dylan. >> thanks, savannah. we're looking at rounds and rounds of cold weather, working into most of the country. by the middle of the week this week, we're seeing temperatures running about 15 to 20 degrees below average. omaha, a high of 45 today. chicago should make it up to 38 degrees. later this week, the next round of cold air surges in. this time around, it will be about 20 to 25 degrees below average. billings, by friday, 21 degrees for a high. des moines, 31 on friday, only 38 on saturday. even down to nashville by saturday, temperature of 44 degrees. and maybe after that, we'll start to see a that's a look at the weather across the country. now here's a peek out your window. >>> good morning. just a little cloudy out there, live look at san francisco right now. temperatures on the mild side, in the 50s for th

so let me ask this, governor hogan, maryland is part of that's investigation.ltimore and several county governments in maryland have filed lawsuits against manufacturers and distributors. do you agree that part of tackling this crisis is holding these companies accountable? >> there's no question about that and we have directed our attorney general, brian frost to also take action and to sue some of these pharmaceutical manufacturing companies. there is liability. some of them knowingly pushed the sale of some of these drugs, knowing that they had these addictive capables and did not disclose it you can't paint all of the people trying to help people with pain with a broadbrush but the ones doing these things should be held accountable. i agree with you. unfortunately we can take the actions and we should but it's not go going to stop the people doing on the street. >> i understand. i understand. the investigation is ongoing and we should let the attorneys general do their work on this but if its turns out the drug companies broke the law, lied about it and peo

i'm also honored to be sharing the diced with my colleague governor larry hogan. by providing other states perspectives, i we can underscore the urgency of tackling the opioid crisis that has touched every single corner of every state and our entire nation. part of what makes opioid so dangerous is the fact that they're so much of it, , and ist hard to get. abuse can begin as easily as reaching into the average family medicine cabinet. that's what happened to max pinsky at southern oregon. he was a poet and a chef. when he was 17 he got into a car accident and was prescribed opioid painkillers. what started as therapy became self-medication, and spiraled into abuse. from prescription pills he moved on to heroin. his mother julia was devastated as she watched the group of opioids can sue his life. he died of an overdose at age 25. it's hard to look back on his story and wonder what could have been. what if we live in a society where he was in shame for having a problem with reaching out for help? what you get access to better treatment? what if the first responders

place with his personal lawyer. >> and the white house, frankly, at this point, sarah sanders and hogancohen is still the president's lawyer. not clear what the status of their relationship is. >> reporter: we still don't have a straight answer on that. it has felt very much like the gang that can't shoot straight these last several days. >> jim acosta, appreciate it. >>> coming up, more on the life and legacy of barbara bush who has died at the age of 92. can stay connected with new iphones. which is great... ...unless your parents thought you were studying. aren't exams this week? somebody's busted. so join t-mobile, buy an iphone 8, get an iphone 8 on us. all on america's best unlimited network. only at t-mobile. no one burns heon my watch! try alka seltzer... ultra strength heartburn relief chews. with more acid-fighting power than tums chewy bites. mmmmm...amazing. i have heartburn. heartburn relief from alka-seltzer. enjoy the relief. it's these new fresh-fx car air fresheners from armor all. each scent can create a different mood in my car. like tranquil skies. armor all, it's ea

i mean, i think hogan's doing his job there. i think we've seen over the last two weeks that this president has made impulsive moves. and you can't be entirely sure when you're speaking on his behalf if you're on solid ground from moment to moment. i have no fault -- >> you serve at the pleasure of the president until you don't. >> indeed. stick around. we have more to talk about. not only did president trump just seem to repeat his claim that mexican immigrants are rapists, but he took it one step further. that's next. timwalk in and you'll get $1000 forwhen you switch this year.tt. plus another $100 when you file next year with jackson hewitt. and there's no appointment necessary. discover card. i justis this for real?match, yep. we match all the cash back new cardmembers earn at the end of their first year, automatically. whoo! i got my money! hard to contain yourself, isn't it? uh huh! let it go! whoo! get a dollar-for-dollar match at the end of your first year. only from discover. these are the specialists we're proud to ca

with hogan w standingg up late. how are you? >> i'm great, how are you. >> laura: hogan has an actually journal. i love that.ct you have an actually book. not like a laptop. you're writing down a real old-school someone preparing. i love that. >> got to take notes. >> laura: hope taking notes on "the angle." tell me about the macron relationship. they were trashing trump, would offend the world. now the world wants to meet him. >> they thought the barack obama apology tour was the way to go get friends and allies we're feared again. we're respected again. he'st' growing the relationships france has been with us, forever, as you h know. one of the actually first trade deals we ever did quite frankly was after we signed the declaration of independence. it was with france, but he has onlyce gone to make this bigger and better. they are close friends it. they talk all of the time. their relationship couldn't be better. >> laura: this is the "huffington post" headline in november. you will love this. tit only took trump one year to t

hogan gidley said yesterday pruitt's conduct is currently under review. time, multiple administration officials familiar with the president's thinking tell nbc news the president had been consider canning as recently as last week replacing jeff sessions with pruitt. k cnn was the first to report that news. pruitt has told friends and associates that he's interested in becoming attorney general. president trump said he would take a look into the ethics issues but praised his work. >> i think zot has done a fantastic job. i think he's a fantastic person. they love scott pruitt. they feel very strongly about scott pruitt and they lost scott pruitt. >> joining us from washington from roll call neils. so first came the support from the white house. now illustrate seems there's a bit of uncertainty here. you have hogan gidly who says he can't speak to pruitt's future, but then he heard president trump praising scott pruitt. if you are pruitt, are you nervous about your future? >> given what we've seen from other members of the cabinet who have been unceremoniou

. >>> well, in case you missed it, maryland governor larry hogan had a real break through this week. took matters into his own lethal hands. those are six, count them, six wooden boards emblazoned with the words politics as usual, which hogan was having none of. now there's 12 pieces of wood. the governor has been honing his craft for three years. he anileated five boards of what he called legislative logjam in 20 2017. we can't wait to see what he has planned for maryland's upcoming scentenarians day, in maryland, we now understand there's a day for everything. that's all for tonight, we'll be back on monday with "mtp daily" and if it's sunday, it's "meet the press." >>> we are following several big stories right now, there's a shake-up in the market, the dow is down 550 points with these fears that trump is going full on into a trade war with china. >>> also tonight these new calls for trump to get rid of the scandal plagued epa chief, at this hour, trump publicly standing by him. also new fallout in that denial by the president on air force one that he had anything to do with that

joining me is dagen m mcdowell, don pebbles, and chris hogan.the show today. >> thank you. >> maria: can you feel inspired when you wake up to a market that's down 500 points? >> i think you can, maria, if you understand exactly what's going on and why it's happening. when you have a lot of changes and you have a lot of turmoil, there's going to be fluctuation in the market. it's always going to happen. but if i'm stable and secure in how i'm investing, i know i take a deep breath and i'm in it for the long haul. >> maria: some of the most important companies and most successful stocks are selling off this morning. don pebbles, you've got boeing down 7%. that's one of our most important exporters in china. airplanes will be one of the key tariffs targeted products. >> look, i think this is a negotiating posture with the president too and, again, volatility is not necessarily a bad thing. i think with china, he is going to make an effort to negotiate what he thinks is a better deal. and i think you're going to see a lot of this aggressive respons

drew hogan. started cooperation and building right team, from dea, from hsi, to the u.s. marshals and in with our partners in mexico with the mexican marines but, you know, to start, it was a breakdown of his sophisticated communications structure and really targeting his inner organization. stuart: you penetrated his inner circle and found out where he was. where was he? >> right. by targeting the phones. he was in a strong hold in sinaloa, the state, capital of the mexican drug trafficking underworld. stuart: how did you listen to his phone calls? did you use the cia? or do you have your own -- >> no, we had a crack team of hsi agents up in the states running all the wire intercepts. they were sending me the line sheets and able to diocese those and figure out his inner structure and his organization to pin him down. stuart: so you got him in his strong hold. you surround him with the mexican army, mexican marines. >> mexican marines. and we hit it and he escaped. stuart: went in with guns blaz

.>> reporter: hogan suffered from depression and attempted suicide after killing her young daughters. gallagher says she knew exactly what she was doing and planned the murders to punish her mother who stepped in to take care of the girls because she felt hogue was not doing enough.>> does the da's office believe that is -- that if she is released that she could be risk to the public?>> that is our belief. >> reporter: now they must convince governor jerry brown that she does not belong in the community.>> 20 years is totally insufficient, especially because she has done such a bad program in prison.>> reporter: gallagher says the girls paternal relatives want hogue to stay in prison and plan to plead to the governor to reject the board's decision. the governor has less than two months to decide if hogue gets parole. maria medina, kpix 5. >>> april showers in full swing in the bay area. >> drivers making their way across the golden gate bridge on some very slick roads. take a look at this yeary site. chopper 5 cost some dark clouds hanging over the south bay. >> it was an intense fron

welcome back nash humanitarian hogan isolations a demanding answers over and alleged strike on up wedding party in yemen the bombing killed at least twenty people and injured dozens more in fact some reports suggest as many as fifty people were killed when a word of warning the video and we're back to show you might find some of the images in it distressing to watch because a small seven year old boy he can be seeing clinging to his father's body they said to have traveled from another part of the country to attend the celebrations the man's body was reportedly the last to be taken away following vs strike as the boy wouldn't let go of him many of the victims were women and children. i was the bridegroom and i was our friends gathered in our place and were hit burners trade many and some people were killed and injured. this is my nephew who was injured last night by the year strike his two brothers were killed. but we did contact a number of humanitarian organizations for a response over the story human rights watch said saudi arabia continues to target civilians and refuses to adequately

logan was captain and 42-year-old darcy hogan was head coach. >> everybody's heart is broken open for them. >> reporter: brody an 18-year-old for the team volunteered at a soup kitchen. >> if you needed his help, he was there. that was his character. >> reporter: at a vigil, the team's chaplain fought back tears. >> i walked up to a scene i never want to see again, to sounds i never want to hear again. >> reporter: detailing the horrors he encountered moments after the wreck. >> it's an unquenchable thing. nothing you can do will make it go away and that feeling of hopelessness is just hell. >> reporter: a tight-knit hockey town reeling anew with sadness. ron mott, nbc news. >>> we'll take a turn and turn to an nbc news exclusive. former obama u.s. attorney general loretta lynch is speaking out for the first time since leaving the job. it was under her watch that the fbi investigation was launched into hillary clinton's use of a private e-mail server while secretary of state. a case that took unexpected turns and made lynch a political lightning rod for republicans before the election

but there's only so much one man can do and hogan was powerless to stop sasha napoli's blistering shot midway through the first half. back to their old ways. captain unisex or urged his team to reproduce the grit seen on recent outings. but the second half saw more of the same worse in fact far worse i not only made it to nil just two minutes into the second half. of course i was not a performance worthy of the top flight. nothing was going colognes way more disastrous defending gifted the hosts a third goal by former cologne reserves player mark. i'm sorry to see cologne losing in that fashion going to listen to the losers and. it was to be a very long afternoon for going on with lucas we're also getting on the scoresheet . better day for cologne's goalie and the nightmare wasn't over yet. then got his brace i alone am torn we're being overwhelmed i have to mature for this one first and i cannot understand how we showed zero byte throughout the ninety minutes and such little aggression. on lost cause for cologne. i by the end they'd been hit for six the last coming from stevenson. i w

among the dead, the broncos coach darcy hogan. and jackson joseph, the son of a former nhl player. >> the worst nightmare has happened. >> reporter: 14 others on the bus were injured. the father of one tweeting this heart-wrenching photo of injured players holding hands. >> we will never forget the members of our broncos family who were taken from us and who are injured. >> reporter: the broncos, whose players range in age from the teens to 20, were on their way to a semifinal junior hockey game. in a statement, canada's prime minister justin trudeau saying, "an entire country is in shock and mourning. this is every parent's worst nightmare." canadian police say the driver of that tractor trailer truck was not injured in that accident. he was initially detained for questioning, but has since been released and is said to be undergoing psychological counseling. tom? >> a truly sad story. ron, thank you. >>> next, to the latest aviation casualties involving u.s. military here at home. now totaling seven this week. the u.s. army confi

well you would still walk up on hogan's. heroes career announces a freeze a bold missile launches a nuclear bomb tests ahead of a summit between kim jong un and donald trump. four palestinians are reportedly killed and more than one hundred fifty injured in israeli gunfire as thousands rally on the gaza border. i do see that everyone is running such a gun on my god. i'm a journalist working abroad he is treated for to get us exposure while covering the latest events on the israeli gaza border. and r.t. visits the signs of an alleged chemical attack in the syrian town of do was dance a raised over videos claiming to show the aftermath of the incident. oh this is about international coming here live from moscow i'm kate tridge thank you for joining us. north korea is holding old missile launches with immediate effect and shutting down the country's nuclear test site the country's leader kim jong own made that announcement at a party meeting according to the state news agency samir cohen has the details looks like north korea w

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white house deputy press secretary hogan gidley, congressman mark meadows, sara carter and david bossiee of tonight's live guests. but first to my opening statement. they decide to trash, belittle and shame the president and his family including the first lady, taking fun of

going back to the to expand its diversity and promote a message of peace from mendell to mother linda hogan reports. it is playtime the teacher says and his students are grateful it is not often the case for children of the middle but tripe. for generations the tribes been fighting for its incestuous land the belong to the people the largest ethnic group in the kaci with more than fifteen million people belong to more than one hundred tribes. the limits are considered one of the poorest minorities in the world and most of them are in mindanao the philippine government claims more than seventy percent of the communist rebel group that you people's army are who might and last year president of the good are there to threatened to bomb lumet schools saying they were responsible for spreading subversive ideas tribal leaders have asked for schools to be declared peace sanctuaries there are no rebels here the safe place for children should never be a battle zone. it is so painful for us we witness the fighting we hear the gunshots from our classrooms but perhaps instead of this criminy thing us th

you have hogan hugly say not on what he did on the quotes you did. you have president trump say i think he's a great guy. kennedy: despite his haggling on the apprentice, i don't think he like firing people. >> he never fires them directly. >> you the president's alerts for his tweets. >> you are tweeting and firing people without telling them? >> it, much dirtier when you are face to face and you have to interact with them. >> this is not a corporate look. >> i did it for you. kennedy: michael malice -- we have breaking news on the tariff battle with china. plus do you support president trump? don't tell robert de niro. he says he's done trying to see a didn't point of view. he's done with you. what would dennis miller tell bobby d. if he ran into him in a dark alley. here is dennis. patrick woke up with a sore back. but he's got work to do. so he took aleve this morning. if he'd taken tylenol, he'd be stopping for more pills right now. only aleve has the strength to stop tough pain for up to 12 hours with just one pill. tylenol can't do that. aleve

. >>> let's talk more about the markets and your money joining us, art hogan from b. riley fbr. john, we're seeing the futures up he believed this is a one off event. would you agree? >> it feels like we have one of these situations, tried to get prices to the market and the event happens friday night doesn't appear as though there's any further ramifications. if we see this come and go, it will be a whole lot better off for the market. >> i guarantee you, art, you will be getting questions. we will be getting questions all day here on cnbc to the effect of we're bombing syria, james comey's book is coming out, an explosive interview last night why, happen? >> so in all of thinks things. james comey has an interview out. that's not new information it's what becomes of this. what the market will be concerned about is if it becomes economic the mueller investigation has not become economic. what's economic? right now those situations not being economic, it should focus on what is >> we are so squarely and so much of america and the media is so squarely focused of everything that h

plus white house spokesperson hogan gibbley, senator chuck grassley and congressman jim jordan are all. but first my opening statement. don't you love it when arrogant e eco maniacs are hoisted? fbi director j