among them the hudson institute. rebecca heinrichs is senior national security fellow there and her take how the u.s. must respond is coming up. melissa: president trump is sounding off on the news of michael cohen's plea deal and conviction of former campaign manager paul manafort. we're live from the white house with latest on that. >> the idea of an impeachment, frankly a sad attempt by democrats. the only message they had going into the midterms. with liberty mutual new car replacement we'll replace the full value of your car. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty ♪ where we're changing withs? contemporary make-overs. then, use the ultimate power handshake, the upper hander with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. (sighs) i hate missing out missing out after hours. not anymore, td ameritrade lets you trade select securities 24 hours a day, five days a week. that's amazing. it's a pretty big deal. so i can trade all night long? ♪ ♪ all night long... is that lione

he loved the hudson river. it was one of the best things about the hudson valley for him, this beautiful river that ran behind his house where he learned to sail a boat as a little boy. by the time he was 8 years old he could sail a boat on the hudson river. so any time spent on boats or ships was wonderful to him. and in fact he used to say that his favorite job, next to being the president of the united states, was when he was assistant secretary of the navy under president woodrow wilson because it gave him a lot of opportunity to spend time on ships. and in fact even in this room he has something that is naval related. because up above the doorway here is the commission that made him assistant secretary of the navy signed by president woodrow wilson. so below the commission making fdr assistant secretary of the navy is the doorway which led into eleanor roosevelt's bedroom. so we move into eleanor roosevelt's room. it's very small, not much in here, because eleanor roosevelt eventually had her own little re

commentator: hudson-smith is in that kind of form...astest man in the field this year. commentator: from near silence to the roar, as the men's 400 metre final gets under way... and his start was impressive, blowing his rivals away in the first 300. commentator: has he got something left for the final 80 metres? look at the lead he's got! the last 100 metres, though, well, that was more a case of clinging on for dear life. commentator: hudson-smith gets it! that hurt, but the gold helped with the pain. the time doesn't matter, that's for the future. this was about winning, that was the whole goal of this year — win europeans. idid it. i may have made it look ugly, but i did it. in the heptathlon, the commonwealth champion katarina johnson—thompson had been solid, giving world and olympic champion nafi thiam plenty to think about. despite a personal best in the javelin, though, the belgian overtook her with just one event to go. game face time. johnson—thompson needed a 13.5 second gap in the 800 metres to take gold from her rival. comme

stopped fake web sites that were set up to steal logon information from visitors to think tanks the hudson institute and the enter national republican institute have their websites copied microsoft says it's part of a russian plot to influence november midterm elections deny the allegations and is accuse microsoft of taking part in what it calls a witch hunt chairman thomas who joins us live now from washington d.c. . they are using the word witch hunt which coincidentally is also what donald trump often tweets when he talks about the russian mr case and what else do we know about what microsoft is saying. right well actually there i mean we do have to remember that since these allegations have surfaced over the last over the last year a lot of technology companies technology experts or something sprung up and it's a very lucrative business to talk up the russian threats and and say that the russians are attacking all of our systems are and often when we also evidence we don't necessarily get it but this actually happened last week microsoft in the announcing it today because they are doin

so i think it makes sense for hudson institute to be in their gun sights and i hope the hudson institutes not discouraged and they keep fighting on this. i'm a democrat and they're republican but i think there's room for real bipartisan national security progress going after these international thieves and crooks who like to seek shelter in our system. >> so this is no coincidence that they went after this hudson institute you see as something that is a threat to vladimir putin and russia? >> i think the hudson institute's kleptocracy initiative is a threat to the circle of crooked oligarchs who surround and support vladimir putin and to vladimir putin himself. you saw from the panama papers and paradise papers how much they use foreign shell corporations and the anonymity allowed in rule of law world to shelter their ill-gotten gains so this is an important priority for them. >> does this show to you that the russians in the intelligence services there are on the attack for the 2018 midterms? >> i don't think there's any doubt about that. they'll try to keep some faint level of plausibl

we have, therefore, moved it to hudson street. the initial design -- folks felt that we needed to do more work on integrating the architectural design into the surrounding neighborhood. we really believe that we have done that and we hope you agree with us. the last thing i do want to share with you is that in the last year, we have been working with community organizations to activate the site while we've been waiting to get to this point. so last october, we worked with project reckless, who put up a pumpkin patch for the month of october. and in december, we worked with economic development on third and lit a christmas tree on the site. currently, tiffany carter is the owner of a food trailer that operates on that site, popping up several times a week offering lunch and dinner. thank you so much. i will turn it over to mimi lee. >> thank you. good afternoon. this is mimi lee. i'm here to present the design of the project. the site in front of you today is a unique, triangular lot. it shows a montage, looking northeast from inni

held by the hudson institute, this is an hour and a half. welcome, gentlemen. on behalf of the hudson institute, please be welcomed to our conference from nicaragua this afternoon. latin america has advanced in leading dictatorial regimes. starting the 21st century, democracy was prevalent in the while military dictatorships had shrunk into oblivion, or so it was believed. well, that was that. today, democracies are still vigorous and prevalent. remain a few open wounds that each day calls for increased attention and action in the hemisphere. countries.ar, two nicaragua and venezuela. they are back to murdering and jailing their citizens. caracas and managua have become the killing fields of latin america. how sad. in nicaragua, for weeks, hundreds of young men have lost their lives in public demonstrations. cities.ua and other realseek democracy, democracy, not the dictatorial hammer. we are fortunate to have with us three outstanding speakers to discuss with us the maladies of nicaragua and the reaction of organizations to the tragic picture of this nation. t

so golf or matthew hudson—smith.ver in the heptathlon. she had to finish 30 point 05 seconds. she went out hard and really left it all on the track, but did not do enough to get the gold. the context issues scored the highest total of her career, a point celek they would have guaranteed a medal in healy picks and world championships, angie seth that bodes well for the future. —— in the olympics. i can win. i am not intimidated i past performances. i feel like when you get out there it is anybody‘s to win. i feel like when you get out there it is anybody's to win. if the medals were expected from katarina johnson—thompson and matthew hudson—smith, we had two surprises, meghan beesley got a bronze medal in the women's 400 metre hurdles, jake wightman also claimed a bronze medal in the final event of the evening, the 1500 metres. he said it was special to celebrate it with his family, having also won a medal at the commonwealth games. he dedicated the commonwealth games. he dedicated the bronze medal to his grandfather.

. >> actress jennifer hudson returned home to c school back pack giveaway.day is in honor of her nephew julian who was a victim of gun violence at 7 years old. julian was fatally shot with hudson's mother and brother in 2018 in their chicago neighborhood. hudson and her sister julian's mother gave out school supplies and back packs to low income families. the event is part of the julian d. foundation and is held annually on his birthday. >> still ahead, southwest airlines grounding some emotional support animals. plus relentless rains drenched the northeast. when will those storm finally move out in so at johnson's, we improved everything. we used 50% fewer ingredients. took out dyes, parabens, phthalates and sulfates. beat the top safety standards in the world and added one handed pumps. gentle means pure, gentle means safe, gentle means love. the new johnson's®. i was on the fence about changing from a manual to an electric toothbrush. but my hygienist said going electric could lead to way cleaner teeth. she said, get the one inspired by dentists, with a r

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hudson, please, same question. mr. hudson: thank you, senator. i was pleased to hear that the committee has recognized that there is an influx of u.a.c.'s that are problematic for immigration enforcement. we're committed to working with the committee and senate and congress different solutions that could help end the illegal immigration we're seeing on the southern border. mr. guadian: thank you, senator. as you know, senator, i.c.e.'s role in the care of unaccompanied children is very narrow under the tbpra. to answer your question on what i.c.e. can offer up, we have submitted some legislative proposed reforms to close the loopholes and certain legislation to eliminate the push and pull factors that are driving these u.a.c.'s into our country. thank you. senator carper: mr. white. the office of refugee resettlements is required to contact all accompanied children and their sponsors 30 days after their release. during the subcommittee hearing back in april we learned that d.h.s. lost track of nearly 1,500 children. i don't need to remind you, co

the hudson institute. so, it could be that the russians are listening and to try to send a message along the way. but the boldness of this even after the specificity of that remarkable indictment, which you may recall had intercepts of conversations between individual russian officers of the gru, deciding what they were going to do in 2016 is interesting. it's also interesting that microsoft has found a way right now, it looks like, to get into this sort of cat and mouse game with the gru. they went to a judge. they got a special master appointed so that when ever they see one of these fake sites that's meant to imitate a microsoft site, they can go to the special master, take control of it and then basically put it out of business or make it public. that's fine, but the problem is that the united states, as you suggested before, needs a far more comprehensive way to go at this. and it's not clear to me that we should have individual companies responsible for countering in the immediate moment these kinds

jennifer hudson and faith hill. bill clinton will also be speaking at the ceremony. ( darya ) still ahead... a warning for wildfire victims. who the f-b-i wants you to be on the lookout for. ( darya ) plus... a horrific crash involving a grey hound bus kills 7 people in new mexico. ( darya ) and... new surviellance video catches thieves stealing from a bay area apple store. )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. our warm-up continues with highs today in the 60's for the coast with 70's and 80's elsewhere across the bay. plenty of sunshine can be expected yet again with warm weather to take us through the weekend followed by especially warm conditions into next week. no major hot spots. bay bridge wb 80 is less then 30 min from the maze to sf. san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. golden gat bridge drive time less than 30 min from 37 to the toll plaza. richmond bridge drive less than 20 min from the toll to 101 ( james ) a developing story out of new mexico

. >> im nina shea you're at the hudson institute. on behalf of the hudson center and on behalf of the working group on christians and religious pluralism, and also on behalf

her name is jennifer hudson. >> come on, adam, say it again! everybody's favorite bromance is back, and adam's got a few fresh zingers for blake. >> you're such a nerd. you look like you're wearing a pair of jeans that button up at your neck. you're wearing a canadian tuxedo. >> all right, blake. "the voice returns september 24th on nbc. >> still ahead here -- >> the reason why rihanna skipped the vmas revealed and the looks that broke the break. >> $1.6 million. >>> then we're behind the scenes of "the bold and the beautiful." for a dessert smackdown. >>> plus, winona ryder and keanu reeves confess to having crushes. >> i'm convinced we really did get married. >>> closed captioning provided by -- ♪ >>> if you're wondering why rihanna wasn't at the vmas, here is why. she was heating it up in havana. >> riri in a god dress, sneakers and a season hat, twirling around to childish gambino's "summertime magic." as for vma fashion? well, keltie found out, the divas came to play, too. >> tell me about the fashion. >> oscar de la renta. >> this is the

users all familiar with they end their web addresses with words like senate group senate services hudson org. or go to the international republican institute dot org it's where phishing campaign trying to get users to log on to these web addresses and enter their credentials they think they're communicating with the senate or the right wing think tank but in fact by giving their credentials to hackers the russians deny any involvement this is what a kremlin spokesperson said we do not know what hackers they're talking about we don't know what is meant by influence on election we hear confirmations for america that there was no influence on elections who exactly are they talking about we don't understand what the proof and the basis for them drawing these kind of conclusions such information or proof is lacking microsoft hasn't really furnished us with any real evidence of the russian involvement but certainly this adds to that atmosphere of fear about russian involvement or alleged involvement in the election process here in the u.s. well it says on joining us from washington d.c. is j.d

jennifer hudson. >> aretha franklin told "e.t." canada she was such a fan that jennifer was hand picked to play her in the upcoming biopic. the film is still scheduled to move forward. jennifer told "e.t." that role is a dream come rue. >> i'm ready. whenever that happens, it's like my dream role. especially involving music and acting. >> now, let's get to another big headline. our news desk has been working on. are the bing bang i'm sad to be saying good-bye to my family. it just happened yesterday, so i'm still trying to process all of it. we were there when we found out together and we're there to support each other and that's all there is to it really. that's why we've survived for this long is because we love each other. we're a family and we support each other. >> that love and affection may be the main reason why "the big bang theory's" ensemble cast has remain tight-lipped on why tv's number one comedy will end. despite reports it was the show's leading man jim parsons who said he was ready to step away. >> no group discuss

. ♪ think >> jennifer hudson, stevie wonder, and faith hill are among the 19 performers who will takee the greater grace temple. ♪ freedom "e.t." has also confirmed smokey robinson, clive davis, and cecily tyson will speak. >> it's sad. but she's still here with us. her music will live on forever. >> reporter: janet jackson, who drew up down the street from areith arks opened up to i heart radio about aretha's legacy. ♪ r-e-s-p-e-c-t ♪ take care tcb >> meanwhile her iconic hit respect shot to the top of itunes after her passing. her music also spiked on spotify and her album 30 greatest hits re-entered billboard's album charts, making it to number 7. her highest position on the charts in 46 years. online estimates put aretha's fortune at $80 million, but the actual number is probably less than that. the singer had money problems. her fear of flying limited her touring. and she owned the publishing rights to only a few of her hit songs. >> since you've been gone i wrote. million selling record. "think" i wrote. million-selling record. >> "e.t." has learned aretha died without leaving a

. >> im nina shea you're at the hudson institute. on behalf of the hudson center and on behalf of the working group on christians and religious pluralism, and also on behalf of our sponsor today, the religious freedom is to to, i welcome everyone. thank you all for coming. we are here to observe the solemn commemoration of religious genocide in iraq four years ago. it was today, exactly today four years ago that isis attacked the city population. it was to eventually take over 6000 women and children into slavery, killing that up to 10,000 men. it was masquerade are still being uncovered. forcible conversion was also common. three days later, the ultra- brutal terrorist group went on to attack the christian town and continue to siege the mountain on august 7 that president obama initiated airstrikes to defend the minority. the christians of course had been attacked with isis and turn mosul in children in july and all the minorities would continue to be brutalized for august. until the area was firmly under the control of isis khalid

this is what happens when kate hudson asks for fans to come over and hang out.ded with elton john and ifu lucky, butterfly filters. >> kate, we know, is expecting her third child, a girl. and if kate wants to know what's in her baby girl's future or her love life alone, she'll enlist the help of her go-to-gal, psychic to the stars jayne wallace. >> kate hudson, she's now pregnant. do you think they'll get married? >> i think yeah. truthfully, i think she'll marry and then have another one with him. i think this man is different. he's her soulmate, her twin flame, so i think the future for her looks really good. >> aside from kate, jayne says she's done readings for kim k. she sees politics in her future. there's also leslie mann and larry king. as a psychic, jane connects with a person's aura and then reads what's in their future. >> nick jonas, priyanka chopra. >> so the empress is generally the card of fertility. she wants to be a mom and she wants a family. i'm going to say twins or there's two very close together. >> also in the cards of cho-nas? a secret we

jennifer hudson and stevie wonder are among the celebrities that will give tributes. former president bill clinton is expected to speak at the funeral. it is being held at the greater grace temple. >> the church can hold some 4,000 people. it is expected to be full. the funeral service is scheduled last six hour. it is limited to invited friends and family. we see the former first lady hillary clinton. on the stage is former president bill clinton and well known pitcher dj called aretha franklin a true hero. >> she was classy enough to sing on the most prominent stages in the world but homegrown enough to make potato salad and fried chicken in a class all by herself. >> there have been four days of memorial services for aretha franklin in detroit. the queen of soul is to be buried at woodlawn cemetery. >>> the late senator john mccain is lying in state. he is being honored for his 06 years of public service. >> reporter: good morning. quite an event this morning here on capitol hill where senator mccain arrived at the capitol. it was a great ceremony. he is lying in s

she has inspired jennifer hudson, bette mididler, so many others out there.butes will be pouring in today. there is one genre of music she didn't approach. and she also had an indelible mark on politics. she was at martin luther king junior's funeral. she sank before jimmy carter and president barack obama. she received a presidential medal of honor. she won 18 grammys spiritual was the first woman induducted i ino the rock 'n roll hall of fame, and the list goes on and on and on. christopher: indeed, we e have a slightly difficult link up with you but we will continue anyway. aretha franklin wrote in her autotobiography, she aretha-ized the song's shshe sank. what i is the essence of virginia's? -- essence of her genius? k.j.: you have to live orr she had a four-octave range in her voice. that is distinctive. whether it wass popop, even couy music, she had a way of doing something and when you heard the song, immediately you knew it was an aretha franklin saw. you could be in the supermarket and hear a song and say yes, that is aretha franklin, i can just te

hudson, go first. of theinguished members committee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today on behalf of u.s. customs and border protection. i am proud to have served the u.s. border patrol and immigration service short of 20 for days. i look forward -- before years. border patrol's role in the immigration process is to upper hand and transfer individuals illegally cross the borders. our colleagues in the office operations perform some of the processing roles for those who are determined to be inadmissible operative entry. they facilitate illegitimate -- with the -- legitimate trade and travel. processingiscuss the of unaccompanied alien children and you acs and how this role interacts with our partners today. between october 1, 2017 and july an additional, 7000 alien children have been deemed admissible at ports of entry. since should thousand 14, -- 2050 alien are children.many have been subjected to abuse at the hands of human traffickers, criminals, and opportunists. the men and w

hudson. >> thank you. distinguished members of the committee, thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today on behalf of u.s. customs and border protection. i am proud to have served the u.s. border patrol and immigration service short of 24 years. border patrol's role in the immigration process is to transfer individuals who illegally cross our borders. our colleagues in the office operations perform some of the processing roles for those who are determined to be inadmissible at ports of entry while facilitating a legitimate trade and travel that moves through the ports each day. i would like to discuss the processing of unaccompanied alien children and how this role interacts with our partners today. between october 1, 2017 and july 31st, 2018, more than 40,000 have been apprehended. an additional 7000 alien children have been deemed admissible at ports of entry. encounteredwe've nearly 50,000 children at our borders. these arrive at our borders after a dangerous journey. many have been subjec

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or the hudson river? that's lunacy. well, i say, no, no, it's not lunacy. and, you know, first, why should we do it? well, one reason is we're running out of fish, we're running out of whales, the tragedy of the commons. no one owns it. the second reason is i'm from new orleans, we had katrina. katrina missed us. it hit 40 miles east, the levees failed. who was responsible for the levees? army corps of engineers, which is a government enterprise. the horror for those people, 1900 people died as a result of that, to me as an economist, the horror is they're still in business. imagine if mcdonald's or burger king killed 1900 people. they'd go the way of pan-am or some other company, but they're still in business. whereas if someone owned the mississippi river and they did that, it would pass into other more competent hands. so how could we have the mississippi or the hudson river or the atlantic ocean owned? well, the same way we get land owned. by the john lockean homesteader principle. the people who put those ships up and down the mississippi river, the pe

jim, there are more eulogiys and performancing including jennifer hudson and stevie wonder. >> thanks so much frederica. our coverage continues now on cnn with my colleague wolf blitzer in the situation room. >>> happening now, breaking news, over a barrel. a top u.s. justice department lawyer says a former british spy told him russian intelligence thought they had donald trump, quote, over a barrel. is that why the president has been targeting the lawyer who learn the explosives information? guilty plea. a u.s. lobbyist with ties to an alleged russian intelligence agent admits to illegally steering foreign money to the trump inaugural committee and agrees to cooperate with the special counsel. that comes as cnn learns the president's lawyers are already preparing a rebuttal to any conclusions drawn by robert mueller. >>> disapproval. with his former campaign chairman and former lawyer now convicted felons, a new poll finds president trump's disapproval rating at a new high. and nearly half of americans say they want congress to begin impeachment proceedings that could lead to his rem

, air hudson, ariana stevie wonder, her thrown may be empty but her reign is ever lasting.rners utmaking their way of the greater grace temple here as stevie wonder and others are on stage. this service was supposed to last five hours. nobody believed it d wold to time. other than a few nodding heads, nobody is complaining about the amount of time 's taken to honor the queen of soul, aret franklin detroit's queen. >> thank you so much. >>> tonight we'rar ng new details and hearing heroic survivor stories following the deadly grayhound bus crash that killed eight on a new mexico highway. 48 people were on board including two pregnant women. so many hurt at one point they ran out of ambulances. the ntsb just arrived at the site of the where we find nbc's gadi schwartz. evening, kate.ood i want to show you what is happening. we have ntsb investigators looking initially state officials said it was a blown tire that may have caused the crash. that's the only tire that we see on this semi that's been blown. this as survivors are still coping with what they saw. along a busy new m

and the hudson institute. [speaking spanish] i would like to thank these three gentlemen because there are very few people who are nicaraguan who are aware of what is going on in my country. fewerre that can do -- they did a big work of the analysis of the situation. thank you. the current dictatorship of ortega was founded upon two deals. in 1998, one saw the party the economy of the political parties as well as the institution alley of the national assembly. he agreed to give all of that in exchange for his freedom. big businessmen in the other deal were willing to negotiate democracy and the right to govern in order to exchange political favors and guarantee a good economy. what was happening with the big as mrs., they were it's changing democracy and leaving people -- --h the democracy, they were what was happening with the big businesses, they were changing democracy and leaving people hang to dry. in leo of the agreements in 1998, the sandinista party started to consolidate their power. they were patient

. >> reporter: alisa's 6-year-old son hudson has a severe nut allergy. as he heads back to school she needs to stock up on epipens. >> i went to the same local cvs pharmacy i always do, and this year i was told that the epipen generic, which is what my insurance covers, was out of stock. >> reporter: she's not alone. manufacturing disruions for the life-saving allergy drug have resulted in pharmacies around the country running low on >>supplies. n my busy pediatric clinic, we have noticed there are a number of patients, forexample, calling in, tondering wherey can procure their epipens. >> reporter: calls to 2,000 pharmacies from boston to san francisco revealed almost every single one had no epipens or just a few in stock. she called moreochan eight l pharmacies before she found one, th one set her insurance will cover. >> i said, put it on hold, i will be there in the gorning, i there, last box. >> reporter: mylin says it's exploring options with its manufacturing partner, pfizer, to stabilize supply. pfizer says it's experiencing delayed shipments due

how can we have the mississippi or hudson river or the atlantic ocean owned? the same we get land owned, by the john walkian homesteading principle, he who mixes his labor with to land or water or whatever, gets to be the owner of it. so the people who but those ships up and down the mississippi river, people who own land on the side of the mississippi river because we assume they're using it in some way, you have 100 people with 100,000 showers and the mississippi river corporation. again, it sounds weird know noninitiated or the inside weirdoes but i think it would save lives, and it would deal with running out of resource like fish and things like that. last, finally, the book now, let me wave this in front of the camera. >> host: we'll put it up. >> guest: unfortunately i don't have the book. just cam out yesterday or the -- >> host: how humans will colonize maintain is, moons and asteroid? now applying the same opened private property rights view but only now not to roads or rivers or lakes but to space. and there are two aspects of space. one, the land o

another farme in hudson valley says the ongoing trade dispute andsi con over whether tariffs will depresshe price of apples h made it hard to plan and predict how much demand they'll see in the future. >> the apple industry is when we planted thesere many of them were planted seven or eight years ago and they were just getting into full production and those decisions were made a long time ago and you can't quickly pivot and rip something out. >> the u.s. exported roughly 890 million there ares wor million dollars worth of apples to 2018, up about 20% during the same perd last year and it continues to be a key export for top-producing states like washington, new york and pennsylvania. plus a source of jobs. >> u.s. apple industry is dependent on our exports. we export oneutf three apples and that's allowed us to each year generate $15 billion in economic activitynd create 71,000 jobs and contribute a billion dollars to the u.s positive balance of trade. so exports are super impornt and the tariffs are very concerning and we would like to see these disputes get settled quickly and amicably.

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me attorney general eric holder will be there but also musical performances from dennis jennifer hudsonwe want to move onto this fox news alert. president trump poignantly calling out the justice department during a rally in indiana last night. the president advising the doj and the fbi to "start doing their job, or he will get involved." he doubles down on criticism of the special counsel investigation and his own attorney general. last night at a rally for the republican senate as senate candidate in indiana, the president is stepping up calls for the justice department to start looking into the agency's actions during the 2016 campaign. the president is saying there are "incredible people at the department" but reiterating that he believes some actions at the top were troubling. speak to our justice department and our fbi have to start doing their job and doing it right and doing it now. people are angry, people are angry. what's happening is a disgrace. and at some point, i wanted to stay out, but at some point if it doesn't straighten out properly, i want them to do their job. i wi

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organization for survivors of sexual abuse he is himself a survivor of abuse and a former priest mr hudsonit's good to have you on the day i want to thank you for agreeing to join us tonight and for talking with us i know this can't be easy for for you you were at the press conference in harrisburg pennsylvania when the attorney general announced the report were you surprised by anything inside this report. unfortunately brant i wasn't very surprised that i have been dealing with these kinds of accusations and allegations for decades. we've attempted to alert the church to these i was ordained by cardinal mccarrick who recently was removed from ministry we all knew that carter mccarrick and i had a background in sexual abuse and we've been trying to send out the criterion clear about this for decades and it has really landed on deaf ears the the report details cases of priests grooming their victims from were sexual abuse how did this take place. corba grooming process is a very interesting process most people who prey on children and teenagers and vulnerable adults they usually don't begi

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one of the think tanks is hudson institute.the president and ceo of hudson kenneth -- i should saul him ken, ken weinstein. thank you for joining us. an important think tank in washington. tell us why you think you were targeted by the russians. >> we do a lot of work on russia, ukraine, missile defense, national security. in particular, an initiative that's gone out to expose the impact of the immediate circle of vladimir putin and his cronies who have robbed his country of wealth and tried to store it overseas in the west and we have done a lot of work and this kind of work we're doing is having a direct impact. people in moscow see it. we have been big backers of the act and know that -- see the impact of the work we have done. >> tell us how it came to your attention. microsoft, give microsoft a lot of credit. tha they were discovering this and how did they inform you? >> i was enjoying the last day of vacation on sunday and microsoft sent an e-mail that it was urgent and needed to talk to the top cyber security expert. got

faith hill, ariana grande, chaka khan, fantasia, jennifer hudson. this is an a-list funeral service the queen would be quite proud, i'm imagining, about the turnout she's generating here in detroit and all week. this has been a real celebration of this great woman's life. >> ron mott watching it all for us. all day affair with plenty of wardrobe changes over the last few days, as you might challenge. i want to bring in msnbc's n npr tv critic. we expect family members, clergy, ministers. it'll be happening the next 20 minutes or so before the first prayer of comfort and everything beginning in the service. put into context what you think aretha franklin meant to the country and, frankly, to the world. >> amazing artist, obviously. a woman who set the standard in so many different ways. first, she set the standard for what an r&b diva or pop diva could be. she pioneered a singing technique and hits both gospel, rock, pop, r&b, and even in classical. beyond that, she was an activist in the civil rights movement and helped raise money for civil rights