houser view of the loans and where i come from not always that good to cisco just like with chinese foods doesn't matter where i am i suppose which reminds me of home after decades of living in germany chinese food is one of the things i miss the most but that made me that bad i see things i need to differentiate knowledge benefits of first as integration the fact that it exists as a part of the almost haven't been ever mentioned in china catch me if i'm not a chinese people wondering if they're going to say that but if you have a ride to another woman's rally it is this is their job just that of them on how i see it and that's why i've been up my job because i tried to do it exactly an hour a day in my name of the uninsured and i wore them added up new. barely feel. the scars on. the pain still tangible. the suffering for god. for cities edge but. they have survived but do they also have a future. i really understand people who say they don't want to stay here. but i also admire people who want to stay here and who decided to create something . in peace time what needs to happen if toler

the president spoke tonight here at a white houser din with evangelical leaders. an american flag atop the white hous f flew atl staff earlier today, drawing some criticism.e it c back down this afternoon when the president ordered all u.s. flags to half staff until sunday. mr. trump also confirmed he will not attend senator mccain's funeral this weekend. b mccain'sy will lie in state at the u.s. capitol on thfriday. will be open to the public. then on saturday, there will b a full dress military funeral an the washingtoional cathedral. presidents george w. bush and barack obama will deliv eulogies as mccain requested. then on sunday, there will be a private burial athe u.s. naval academy in annapolis. today senator mccain's seat on the senate floor was draped in black with flowers on his desk. and fellow senators reflected on his life. a >> we fortunate to have known him best in arizona. but he was bigger than any one state. he always bonged to america and to the world. and now he belongs ages. farewell, senator. farewell, john. i yield the floor. c hear from one

jeff houser is the executive director of the center for economic and policy research where he runs a project to increase scrutiny on the white house and he joins us now from washington thank you very much good to have be on with us now. the white house's press secretary has said that trump and the administration is not worried about cohen cooperating more or telling all in the russian probe should they be. they should be and i'm sure that they are michael cohen knows a lot about trump's business practices including business deals with russian oligarchs going back at least a decade michael cohen knows all sorts of things about the trump organization and potentially the trump foundation trump's imperiled founded charitable foundation and it seems likely that he would know some stuff of interest to robert muller but i think that it's an important to note that donald trump's liabilities are include russia but argo much broader than that and michael cohen as a deep threat to his entire presidency now all these allegations seem to be snowballing not just in this case but also in the man af

the houser that investigation barely scratched the surface on money laundering involving the russians know for example, the trump financial world used deutsche bank heavily to do most of its financing and that deutsche bank was involved in finding mueller $6 million for their involvement with money laundering and the russians. if you take anything from this first trial, the fact that money laundering was taking place with someone's as the president campaign chairman ought to open some eyes. was notr. trump himself directly implicated in this trial whatsoever. do you believe ultimately there will be a connection between the manafort file -- trial and the president, or is this something that came up in the course of the investigation that they pursued? rep. quigley: i do not know that anything is connected. everything is connected to everything else in trump world. one i brought up mr. cohen, i did that for a reason. he ties his personal, professional, and financial worlds to the russians. i beseech the american public to be patient. let this investigation take its course. it is extraor

and matt houser and katie ann sutton plant some roots of optimism. >>> we have about a minute or twoanybody wants to ask any questions. conner, please. >> what do you think of the sort of symbolism of having the root in america but going back to africa where slavery roots are held by many black slaves and they were trying to conform it. >> it's a great impression because there is such an ambivalence. you can see it even with harry jarv jarvis. harry jarvis gets rejected as a soldier, then goes back to boston. which is a perfect example of the african-american we saw even with hartman's reading at the beginning of the term, the disconnect even as you're trying to imagine it. but i think what's key here is that there is a reimagining of that, even a kind of connection, a story that you take with you, and it's been changed. it's changed by the flora and fauna of america itself, so it becomes unmistakably african-american. a lot of people are absolutely not interested at all in what katie ann sutton is putting forth. and that's why she tests neal hirston to know exactly who are you and w

i think to the president's credit, to bob light houser's credit, to jared kushner's credit, we did itromote economic order to both sides. >> larry kudlow praising a potentially landmark trade deal with mexico. the tentative new agreement, the president announced yesterday it stands to benefit the auto industry which could be a sticking point in negotiations. canada has not signed onto any deal so far and its trade minister travels to washington today for negotiation. "the wall street journal" editorial board is not impressed, writing, this is half of nafta that contain some improvements but is notably worse in many ways. the president responded, i smile at senators and others talking about how good free-trade is for the u.s., but what they don't say is we lose jobs and over $800 million per year on the lake trade deals. the lawmakers are just fine with us. so christian, he wrote an op-ed for foxnews.com and it wasn't titled that this was a huge win. >> i can't take credit for that title five, i like it. it was a big win, "the wall street journal" has been a bunch of negative nancy thr

we had another productive conversation with light houser and his team.gave further direction to our officials to continue to towards the landing zone in a number of areas. >> lapgding a trade deal optimism had a deal between u.s. and canada is possible and will be met by tomorrow's deadline. >> hose hopes lifting stock and up 60 and nasdaq and s&p hit record highs fourth day in a row. a bit of a pullback this stock market futures are down. off 86 nasdaq down 16. >> in europe stocks falling on worries and tariffs among other things there. right now as yk see every major average there is under pressure. >> sea of red in asia concerns in china, now that the tariffs will dent their economic growth sham high composite down over 1% hang seng down 1%. then there's this. [inaudible conversations] you hide my clothes, i'm l wearing everything you own. [laughter] >> would you pay $9,000 for this joey inspired jacket? fbn:am continues right now. ♪ we're coming up on 5:30 a.m. here in new york it is thursday, all 30th good morning everyone. i'm cheryl shawrl. lauren

the senate intelligence economic has operated in a bipartisan way, non-partisan way than the houser intelligence committee. when someone like senator burr says that, what's your response, chuck? >> well, they have acted in a more bipartisan way. can i just back up a bit, katy? >>yeah. >> one of your questions was who is bruce ohr. one of your questions was, is this -- >> a pattern. >> a pattern of obstruction. second question first. yes, it is. there is no question in my mind this is a pattern of obstruction. i don't know that that means it can be charged as an obstruction of justice, but it certainly is evidence of that. there is an odd dichotomy. when the president acts in his article to commander in chief capacity he can fire national security officials, he can strip their clearances, and the supreme court tends to defer to that. the courts tend to defer to that. but when he does it for an improp improper motive, that's very different. that's what i think we are seeing here. particularly with respect to bruce ohr. he is a career guy, which is high praise in our line of work. he is a non-parti

houser view of the world. where i come from but all of that it does is go it just like with chinese food that's a measure of where i am always reminds me of home after decades of living in germany china still it is one of the things i miss the most i bet taking a step back i see something new to the difference being knowledge granted for a person to go a nation that exists to add up. time if you will if there are a lot of people. there. for you. to do exactly the. top stories at least twenty two people have died away bridge collapsed in the northwestern italian city of genoa. search and rescue operation of the sun italy's transport minister says the incident appears to be an immense tragedy. and police in the u.k. are treating a car crash outside the houses of parliament as an act of terrorism they arrested a man alleged to have driven a car into the security barriers outside the building. now. say over one hundred security forces have been killed as they battle with the taliban for control of the city of gaza

. >> reporter: joann houser's moment of reckoning has arrived.r thanh who said she rescued baby janet from an alleyway is being paid a visit. three siblings, janet, dean, and julie, are on their way over for a 6:30 meeting. as cliche as it sounds, it is a date with destiny. >> you must have been nervous as heck. >> i was scared. i was nervous. i was still i think a little angry. but i knew that we'd come this far, we might as well just keep going until the wheels fall off. >> reporter: tense, nervous, janet decides she should go in first. as you walked up to her doorstep that day, what's going on in your head? >> all i kept telling myself was please let her tell the truth. >> reporter: cece more goes with her. janet is finally sitting at the table with the woman who may have the answers to a lifetime of questions. cece is thankfully there to break the ice. >> i've been working with janet. there was a man named adrian, your sister's son, and he came out as janet and dean and julie's first cousin. >> oh, yeah. >> so that leads us back to you. >> ye

most of the film festival cinemas are also in the old town district swiss journalist mikhail zen houser has been reporting on the film festival for over three decades he appreciates that he can always find a quiet spot to write his review after watching a film. doesn't seem as paradise and enchanted garden like it's just magical so much you're right back into the movie was written for. another movie theatre is in a converted school building. photographer marco abrams has his next shoot and the custom of this continue built in the middle ages. the north wing has undergone extensive renovation. the magic straw it once housed a monastery school this is where the film festivals major gullas are held. marco. from likes to photograph people from the international film industry in the medieval cloisters he's been chronicling the film festivals development in his books a photo since about two thousand eight hundred thoughts about agnes of a place to take pictures with the lights great and there are some excellent perspectives i've taken more photos here than anywhere else where you park and i t

most of the film festival cinemas are also in the old town district swiss journalist mikhail zen houser has been reporting on the film festival for over three decades he appreciates that he can always find a quiet spot to write his review after watching a film. doesn't seem as paradise and enchanted garden like it's just magical it's just put you right back into the movie was written for. another movie theatre is in a converted school building. photographer marco abrams has his next shoot and the customer service can tell you built in the middle ages. the north wing has undergone extensive renovation. the magic straw it once housed a monastery school this is where the film festivals major galleries are held. marco . from likes to photograph people from the international film industry in the medieval cloisters he's been chronicling the film festivals development in his books a photo since about two thousand eight hundred thirty seven magnificent a place to take pictures with the lights great and there are some excellent perspective i've taken more photos here than anywhere else when you