(jrs) facebook is turning 15.k zuckerberg and co- founders launched the platform from his harvard dormroom february fourth 2004. the company would grow to define social media and connect two billion people around the world. facebook's expansion has included buying instagram for one billion dollars and taking the company public. along the way zuckerberg has faced privacy concerns and legal troubles. the company has pledged to fix its problems though. at the end of 20-18 zuckerberg said it is investing quote 'billions of dollars' to keep facebook secure. a group in the north bay a group in the north bay wants to help you get a job. the training they're offering and how it can lead to employment in the construction industry. (jrs) the bay area cheese staple that will have your taste buds saying howdy... that's next on dine and dish. the u.s. is expected to pull out of a long-standing arms control treaty that's more than three-decades old. why some say the move could lead to a new cold war. at at&t, we believe in acce

(jr) (jr) coming up... the community of paradise gathering for a memorial serivce to honor the lives lost in the camp fire. hear why residents are using this time to move on from the tragedy. (justine) plus... a sacramento state fraternity is under investigation for hazing after a video surfaces allegedly showing members being gagged and kidnapped. details ahead. (jr) and after the break.. turning tragedy into good memories... now hundreds of high school girls have free prom dresses. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. bay bridge (anchor) time now to check on our weather... with meterologi

(jrs)(jrs) the super bowl count down is on. we are looking live over atlanta as kickoff to the big game is now just áhoursá away. we will have a live report from the staduim at 8:30. (justine) and the california highway patrol is on high alert with all the rain coming our way. chp responded to numerous accidents today and wants to give you some advice to stay safe.. before you get behind the wheel in weather. "right now, i am simply asking for the opportunity to demonstrate beyond a shadow of a doubt that the person i was is not the man i am today. i am asking for the opportunity to earn your forgiveness." (jrs) changing his tune and not backing down. the reason the virginia governor is changing his story today after apologizing for being in a rasict photo. " i am not and will not excuse the content of the photo. it was offensive, racist, and despicable." (jrs) virginia governor ralph northam is defiantly holding on to his political post-- despite mounting calls for his resignation. (justine) after apologizing for appearing in

(jrs) happening tomorrow... for the presidents day holiday, bart will operate on its saturday service schedule on monday. the transit service said it would run longer trains on the different lines at the start of service. the early bird express bus service, which began last week to accommodate the later weekday start time for bart service resulting from seismic retrofit work on the transbay tube, will not be available monday. (justine) california congressman adam schiff is singing the praises of senator kamala harris in her run for president in 2020...rep. adam schiff:i haven't made any decisions in the presidential race y. its still very early. but i have to say, i've been very impressed with kamala harris as a senator and with her as a candidate for president in a rare bout of truthfulness by president trump, he acknowledged what a superb roll-out shes had. and i think we can already compare her favorably with some of the other candidates this early. but i'm not ready to make a decision. (jrs) heated moments a

the board of (jr)(jr)(jr) (jr) the board of supervisors didn't change any of their current taser policiesut that could come down the road if they opt to do away with the use of tasers or require medical equipment to be carried with officers. (jrs) a work place shook by violence. police are now identifying the five victims in the aurora shooting. scott hall/ ceo, mueller water products: "friday was basically the worst day our company has ever had. tremendous emotional event, at not just one facility here in aurora, but reverberating through our entire (jrs) vigils are being planned for the victims of a workplace shooting in suburban chicago. five people were killed when a co-worker opened fire friday afternoon.(justine) the crosses you see here were made for the henry were made for the henry pratt employees killed .. by greg zanis of crosses for losses. the same carpenter who made crosses for vegas shooting victims. tonight, we're learning more about the gunman and what motivated him to open fire. camila bernal is in aurora with the latest. a workplace shook by violence ... and a community

(jrs) r. kelly's arraignment is scheduled for march 8th.if found guilty-- he faces up to 70 years in prison. (jrs) the reaction california senator dianne feinstein had in front of a group of teenagers. and its all caught on camera. (justine) taking a stand. a school is complaining the factory across the street is causing breathing problems for their children. the reason the factory says they are not leaving. (justine) a longtime family-owned business in fremont -- isbothering of parents at a relatively new school nearby. today, families from stratford school held a protest outside tri-city rock...(jrs) the parents alledge the business is exposing kids to unhealthy pollutants. protestors tell kron four's philippe djegal they want the business to move. (philippe)nats- "kids need clean air. kids need clean air." lined up along the sidewalk, crystal dia (dye) and her young daughter join in the protest against tri city rock.crystal dia/mother- "i'm very upset." the dia's and dozens of others who sh

(jrs) good evening, i'm jr stone(justine) and i'm justine waldman. thank you for joining us. now if we take a live look outside.. no rain or snow right now... but get ready for but get ready for tempertures to drop. (jrs) now we want to send things over to mabrisa rodriguez who is tracking these frigid winter tempertures for us tonight. definitely want to bundle up. (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. . cold temperatures are expected tonight under clearing skies. some inland valleys will be closer to the upper 20s through mid 30s. shorelines will be relatively warmer tonight, with mid to upper 30s around san jose, upper 30s around oakland, and low 40s around the san francisco peninsula. expect a dry and cold day on monday with highs in the low to mid 50s. a wet, windy system with higher snow levels will impact the area through midweek. coastal ranges can see 2"-4" of rain. most of the bay area could see 1.5"-2.5", but rain shadowed south bay may see closer to around 1.00" snow levels will rise to 6000-8000 ft if

(jr stone) (jr stone) in entertainment news tonight... michelle obama made a surprise appearance at the grammys tonight. (justine) host alicia keys invited lady gaga, jada pinkett smith and jennifer lopez to join her on stage at the staples center in l-a to say what music meant to them. obama then received even bigger screams than the stars already on stage. the former first lady talked about motown records that got her through her chicago youth. from the motown records i wore out on the south side to the 'who run the world' songs that fueled me through this last decade, music has always helped me tell my story, and i know that's true for everybody here. whether we like country or rap or rock, music helps us share ourselves, our dignity and sorrows, our hopes and joys.(justine)(justine) and the big winners of the night... kacey musgraves won album of the year... which is the night's top honor and childish gambino's "this is america" won the award for record of the year (justine) next on kron4 news at 10... a child gets trapped inside a to

(jrs) good evening, i'm jr stone(justine) and i'm justine waldman. thank you for joining us. the 59-year old husband and father died on friday night. an autopsy was done this weekend. kron4's gayle ong is live in san francisco tonight with the latest, gayle. (gayle) (gayle) (gayle) (gayle) (jrs) (jrs) and we have been following this story closly and keeping you up to date through push alerts. download the kron4 news app and as we learn news app and as we learn more about this investigation we will send you the latest on this story and all breaking news. (justine) happening tomorrow. the oakland education association has confirmed teachers will continue to strike for a third day on monday. the teachers union and the oakland unified school district were in negotiations today. but they broke down. both sides have not reached an agreement to prevent teachers from returning to the picket lines tomorrow morning. teachers are demanding a 12 percent pay raise over the next three years, smaller class sizes, and more specialized teachers. the district has offered 8.5 percent increase o

(jrs) and i'm jr stone, a family member of the pilot reported the aircraft was missing ... after it did not land as scheduled. kron 4's dan thorn joins us live at mount diablo state park in contra costa county with more..dan, what can you tell us about this situation? (dan)there are a lot of unknowns with this crash but a california state park ranger says one person has died after their plane went into a hilside about a 1,000 feet from the summit of mt diablo.. the ntsb and the faa are now handling the investigation... caution tape cordones off the area where just beyond lays the wreckage of a plane crash.. a california park ranger confirms one person has died.. the crash found by two people enjoying mount diablo state park..sot: at around 2:45 today we had two hikers that walked passed it they could see it the fog lifted long enough for them to be able to see the wreckage and they notified us..state park ranger cameron morrison says the contra costa county coroner was on-site..so f it's believed he pilot was the only victim..a spokesman with the faa says the plane was a mo

don jr.'ound that infamous 2016 trump tower meeting were not with his father. this is according to three sources. and we're told that there were records provided to the senate intelligence committee showing that the calls were actually between trump jr. and two of his business associates. we have not been able to identify them yet. but this is significant, anderson, because it appears to contradict democrats' long-held suspicions that the blocked number was from then candidate donald trump. so it settles the lingering issue of whether donald trump was on those calls, but what it doesn't settle is what don jr. discussed with those business associates, and whether he communicated in other means with his father about that meeting, though, as we know, the president and donald trump jr. both denied they ever talked about the meeting around the time it happened. don jr.'s attorney declined to comment for our story, anderson. >> i'm sorry, did you say -- it is known the identity of the business peopl

trump jr.aid, if it's what you say, i love it. >> his reaction to that is not to say, is this all right? should i call the fbi? >> it's potentially criminal. it's embarrassing. it's a scandal. >> this meeting in some ways goes to sort of the heart of what robert mueller has been looking at. he was appointed to look at any connections that existed between the trump campaign and russia. >> there wasn't anybody higher in the trump campaign except donald trump himself at this meeting. >> so how did a celebrity publicist wind up as a central player in that trump tower conference room? and later as a witness in mueller's grand jury room? his background is far removed from politics. >> he was at one point in time a reporter. he got his first job for his local newspaper at the age of 16. he then became a radio reporter focusing on the entertainment industry. at some point he realized that he kind of had a knack for promotion. >> rob goldstone grew up in manchester, england, in public housing, but he wo

he knew about the current suspects trump knew about the meeting at trump tower between donald trump jr and various russian nationals ostensibly about getting dirt on hillary clinton but michael cohen is going to make it clear he has no direct evidence of any russia collusion which will be disappointing to those who are desperately still trying to find that remember robert mueller has yet to indict anyone for russia collusion in the trunk campaign ordered from him so he has but there's no there are no indictments about that but he will certainly say that there are there is circumstantial evidence that the trunk at least was aware of issues involving russia and that donald trump's lawyers certainly knew that michael cohen was going to lie to congress about the negotiations that are been underway in twenty six you know over developing a trump tower in moscow so those are causing a great stir here in washington because we didn't expect to hear anything about russia or tool in addition to. a first donald trump is concerned what is concerning is his his timing is being tied to those campaign

i recall don jr. leaning over to his father and speaking in a low voice which i could clearly here and saying, "the meeting is all set." and then he says, "i remember mr. trump saying, "okay, good, let me know." >> he's going to need more than just a gut feeling, though, to -- because he's going to be questioned about the meeting and about -- >> the testimony's -- >> julian assange. >> it's kind of a road map. so prosecutors know all this stuff already. he's told them all this. and what they've been doing with this testimony that we're now going to hear tomorrow for the first time is they're going out and trying to find more things. when he talks about phone calls, they're looking for phone records. when he talks about a conversation they're thinking about who else could have been in the room to give them corroboration of that. so they already know this and they've been working on it. we're seeing it for the first time. but that's what they do with stuff, try to fill in the gaps. >> stand by, everyone

based on your testimony today, donald trump jr. and allen weisselberg directed this payment to you and approved this payment, is that right? >> mr. trump initially acknowledged the obligation, the debt, myself and allen weisselberg went back to his office, and i was instructed by allen at the time that they were going to do this over 12 installments. and what he decided to do then was to have me send an invoice, in which case they can have a check cut. and then, yes, the answer would be yes to your followup question. >> and donald trump jr. obviously signed off on this. >> it would either be eric trump, donald trump jr. and/oral an weisselberg. but always allen weisselberg on the check. >> and you think the executive was donald trump jr. >> yes. >> you knew that the payments were false and illegal, correct? >> i can make that conclusion. >> you told representative kelly that the president was aware of this scheme, is that correct? >> that's correct. >> i just want the american public to understand the explosive nature of your testi

cohen's testimony around don jr. matches verbatim what other trump allies say about donald trump jr.'s place in the trump family and trump businesses. that donald trump did not have a lot of faith in his judgment, he was not trusted in the way ivanka trump is trusted and he really internally is a business person and campaign person, didn't have the respect of his father to allow him to take the reins of a meeting with russians promising dirt on hillary clinton. donald trump jr., to me, looks like someone who is -- is very opaque but perhaps in the most trouble at this point. >> you know, i've seen this before in cases. you have someone whether it's a family member or a lieutenant in a crime organization, and they're sort of the guy who fits the moniker of the gang who can't shoot straight. they get things done, people don't trust their judgment. so you know anything they touch has to be approved at a higher level and that's what's going on here. it's one thing for michael cohen alone to say his credibility can be dis

he's probably cooperating and maybe implicating donald trump jr. and trump's assistant should testify. here's the point that your question raises. this is not about michael cohen's credibility. michael cohen didn't just come and offer a witness account. he offered corroborating evidence. he offered documents and pointed to other people who could corroborate his account. the committee needs to hear from them so that we're not just relying on michael cohen. we actually have compelling evidence independent of michael cohen. >> what about david pecker, the head of ami, the parent company of the "national enquirer." cohen indicated there were other stories the national enquirer helped cover up. he's also received limited immunity. >> i thought peter welch did a great job getting that admission. pecker was covering up other sensational allegations about the president and then michael cohen almost said that the president and he were trying to buy out pecker's organization because they are concerned about what salacious material may be out there. and the f

that's don jr. what does it -- what does it mean also for individual 1 as president trump is described in mr. cohen's charging documents? i mean, if the president is already identified as a conspirator in those felonies, if his name is in fact on those checks, and those prosecutors are still actively pursuing it, how much worse are things for the president himself? let's bring in some expert help on that. joining us now is joyce vance, former u.s. attorney in the northern district of alabama. joyce, thank you for being here tonight. i know it has been a dense day of following all this information. >> it's a smorgasbord kind of day, right? >> cohen provides these two checks from march and august of 2017, one signed by the president, one signed by the cfo and his eldest son. ro khanna there called that evidence of a criminal conspiracy of financial fraud. does that make sense as a legal matter? >> it does and it doesn't. it does in the sense that it looks like there is this ongoing effort to take paym

don jr.'s feeling good about this news. should he be feeling good about it? >> look, i think the reason he's focusing in on congressman schiff is because schiff among other democrats was raising questions about the republicans on capitol hill refusing to pursue this lead last year in their investigation and refusing to find out just who made the phone calls. that's the reason he's targeting congressman schiff. again, i think shimon's point is well taken here. it doesn't definitively rule out president trump was informed about the results of the meeting, possibly even in person. the trump tower meeting after all took place in trump tower where his father not only had an office but i believe has been reported that he was present on that day. so again, we don't know exactly what president trump knew and when he knew it about the trump tower meeting. but this is something that, you know, donald trump jr. is tweaking democrats about. but i would say where did the information come? almost certainly

optimize moves that donald jr. has ever made.ng, and another to take it with his father. effort has been said that he is talking with his father, democrats have been talking talking about that a lot as they do should be. but it surprised me that he wasn't. because i'm someone who tells my dad everything. if the boy i liked doesn't text me back, my dad is getting a phone call. >> jessica: or if you are getting some russian info? >> kat: if i were getting russian opposition info, my dad would be definitely getting a phone call. [laughter] it looks like this was not the case. i don't know if it completely vindicates everything, the way the president is saying that it -- it separately a plus for trump. >> jessica: today it came up again that steve bannon, about a year ago, he would have called pretty would have walked upstairs. so do you think democrats now -- i take the elevator, i don't know if you use the stairs and trump tower. i haven't been invited. >> harris: you can shop there anytime. >> jessica: it's okay. [laughter] do you

>> donald trump jr. and ivanka trump. >> okay, were these in the regular course of business or did the president or family request the briefings. >> this is in the regular course of business. >> do you recall a question on the number of briefings. do you recall how many there might have been? >> i'm sorry, sir. >> do you recall how many briefings there might have been in. >> approximately ten in total. >> all right. ten in total. that is -- well, let's be honest, that is a complete contradiction of what ivanka trump said she knew literally almost nothing about the project and don jr. who told congress that he was only peripherally aware of it and neither of those go with ten briefings and you went on until the president took office. up front now john dean who came up several times due to comments on his program and evan perez and from april ryan and barrett burger, former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york harry sandic and author "of the making of donald trump" david k. johnson

. >> my name is don trachte jr.siblings and i were supposed to inherit from our father one of norman rockwell's best-known paintings. what we got was a mystery. what the heck had dad done with it? >> hi, don. i'm jamie. >> hi, jamie. >> so nice to meet you. so great to be in vermont. what is this place? >> this was my dad's studio. >> back in the 1950s, don's dad, donald trachte sr., is a syndicated cartoonist working on the popular strip "henry," which features a bald-headed boy, simply illustrated with clean lines and minimal backgrounds. can you support a wife and four kids drawing "henry"? >> it was a good living. my dad had to come up with all the gags... >> really? >> ...and he would have a sheet of paper next to his drawing board, and usually, he'd come up with about three or four gags at a time. >> were they gags about you kids? >> well, sometimes they were. >> so life for the trachtes is pretty good here in arlington, a picturesque artist's colony with a world-famous resident -- norman rockwell. how did you

don trump jr. came into the room and walked behind his father's desk, which in and of itself was unusual. people just didn't walk behind mr. trump's desk to talk to him. i recall don jr. leaning over to his father and speaking in a low voice, which i could clearly hear and saying the meeting is all set. i remember mr. trump saying, okay, good. let me know. what struck me as i looked back and thought about the exchange between don jr. and his father, was first, that mr. trump had frequently told me and others that his son, don jr., had the worst judgment of anyone in the world. and also that don jr. would never set up any meeting of significance alone. and certainly not without checking with his father. i also knew that nothing went on in trump world, especially the campaign, without mr. trump's knowledge and approval. so i concluded that don jr. was referring to that june 2016 trump tower meeting about dirt on hillary with the russian representatives when he walked behind his dad's desk that day. a

(grant)jr stone braving the jr stone (grant)jr stone (grant)jr stone braving the flooded streets of san francisco today.this was cesar chavez streetjustine waldman in castro valley.wet roads contributing to this car accident into a fence. and also this giant hole...which ironically left customers in the area without water this afternoon. will tran tweeting from foster city where the rain knocked over a tree this morning. and maureen kelly on the scene of a mudslide in san francisco's bernal heights... this caused part of a road to be closed this afternoon. (grant)joining us live from bernal heights is maureen kelly.maureen, what are the conditions like now. (maureen)adlib on conditions right now i'm on bernal heights blvd at prentiss street.....and behind me you can see the bernal hill...right here is the section of the hillside that fell away in a mudslide......which closed westbound lane as city crews cleaned up the mess left behind. the city had to bring our a bulldozer to scoop up the mud that fell into the street..........and the mud that was continuing to slide because of saturati

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i recall don jr. over to his father and speaking in a low voice, which i could clearly hear and saying, "the meeting is all set," i remember mr. trump saying okay, good, let me know. mr. trump had frequently told me and others that his son don jr. had the worse judgment of any one in the world. also that jodon jr. would never set up any meetings alone. >> don retweeted dozens of tweets disputing what michael cohen had to say. >> this is reporting back in the early days of the administration, suggests that cohen did want to work in the white house. but, donald trump jr.'s defense on everything else, so fierce that it had been offense. it would be believable had he not lie about the trump tower meeting. trump says it was about adopt n adoptio adoptions, but his e-mail revealed it was set up because russia wanted to deliver dirt on hillary clinton which brings it to the biggest liar of all is president trump. he made 8,000 false claims. one of those claims he knew nothing about the payment of stormy dani

they met with these evil russians and then don jr.alked to dad, except it didn't happen and the russians were connected to the clintons. >> tucker: let me ask you really quickly, news of the day ralph northam say he is not going it resign suggest he and his party are pro-choice on planned. >> i couldn't run with it because i couldn't verify it people in the democratic party probably knew about it a long time ago if i had it in october. i can prove that. >> tucker: maybe can you come on next week and we can do a forensic reexamination of where it came from. dan bongino, have the best weekend. >> thank you. good to see you, tucker. >> tucker: we hope you do too. we will be back monday night, the one after sunday at 8:00 p.m. the show that is the tuck smoktuck [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] ♪ [national anthem] >> virginia state republican party is calling for virginia's democrat governor to step down. >> pictures

i concluded don jr. was referring to that june 2016 trump tower meeting on dirt on hillary with the russian representative. president trump said it he knew nothing about the meeting until it was reported in the "new york times" until 2017. obviously, this is his interpretation of what he heard or has anything to prove. that has been a central question at the heart of the mueller investigation and all this talk about connections between the russians and the trump campaign in 2016. this meeting at trump tower. >> yeah. i wonder, richard haass, how close michael cohen can get to showing some sort of proof or cooperation and connection between trump and knowing about those meetings. gosh, when you think about the meeting he is about to have right now, it is amazing the arc -- the journey of.j. trump running for president and now as president meeting with kim jong un in a private one-on-one, let's hope they keep the translators and keep the note takers, giving donald trump's track record we don't know and can

don trump jr., were two checks out of the 11 that were meant for the reimbursement of the hush money payment to stormy daniels. >> so in your testimony, on page 13, you claim, and i quote, mr. trump direct theed me to use my own personal 23u7b8ds from a home equity line of rit to avoid any money being tracked to him that could negatively impact his campaign. do you have any proof of this direction? >> just the payment sir. >> so no e-mail? >> mr. trump doesn't have e-mail. >> so no recording? >> i do not have recordings, no. >> no text message? >> mr. trump doesn't text message. >> so no direction other than your testimony today that that's what the payment was for? >> and the fact that i paid on his behalf, at his direction, the money to keith davidson's iola account, you're right, there is no other documentation i have. >> so nothing that you produce as part of your exhibits prove that president trump direct the you in any way to make that payment? >>. >> i don't even know how to answer that, sir

i recall don jr.her and speaking in a low voice which i could clearly here and saying, "the meeting is all set." and then he says, "i remember mr. trump saying, "okay, good, let me know." >> he's going to need more than just a gut feeling, though, to -- because he's going to be questioned about the meeting and about -- >> the testimony's -- >> julian assange. >> it's kind of a road map. so prosecutors know all this stuff already. he's told them all this. and what they've been doing with this testimony that we're now going to hear tomorrow for the first time is they're going out and trying to find more things. when he talks about phone calls, they're looking for phone records. when he talks about a conversation they're thinking about who else could have been in the room to give them corroboration of that. so they already know this and they've been working on it. we're seeing it for the first

they met with these evil russians and then don jr.except it didn't happen, and the russians were connected to the clintons. >> tucker: let me ask you really quickly, news of the day ralph northam say he is not going it resign suggest he and his party are pro-choice on planned. >> i couldn't run with it because i couldn't verify it do you know what this tells you? people in the democratic party probably knew about it a long time ago if i had it in october. i can prove that. >> tucker: maybe can youa come on next week and we can do a forensic reexamination of where it came from. dan bongino, have the best weekend. >> thank you. good to see you, tucker. >> tucker: we hope you do too. we will be backod monday night, the one after sunday at 8:00 p.m. the show that is the sworn enemy of the lying, pomposity, smugness, and groupthink. if you can unplug for the days, you and your family will be better for it. sean hannity from new york is next. judge jeanine pirro sitting in. have a great weekend. ♪ ♪ >> judge jeanine: welcome to this special

he said the calls were between trump jr.residential candidate during the 2016 campaign, regarding a meeting with russians offering dirt on democratic nominee hillary clinton. schiff responded to the news. >> we are not in a position to be able to confirm the reporting, because the republicans would let us get the phone records. it was such an obvious investigative staff, and is an obvious and the skit of step. when that we will take very early on now that we are under way. and that's to find out who he was talking to about that meeting in trump tower. those conversations could have taken place over the phone or they could have taken place by donald jr. walking down the hall to talk to dad. >> so schiff is still suggesting a conversation may have taken place between the president and his son, but at this stage there does not appear to be any proof. harris? >> harris: evidence is always helpful. mike emanuel, thank you very much. i want to bring in a democrat who chairs the democratic policy and medications committee. he sits

that's how i understand how he thinks of don jr.he way -- >> ivanka is and eric is steady. >> eric is the guy who looked out for his father, who kind of keep his head down and actually does the work, when you think about who's out publicly doing interviews and on the campaign trail and currently in the white house. there are people who are in it for show. there are people who are in it for their own ambition. and then there's one son who's just back at home doing the work. >> i agee with emily on that. my interaction with eric trump over time made me laugh about "saturday night live" that portrays eric as this dim wit. they got it dead wrong. it's funny stuff but it's dead wrong. eric trump's a really bright, young man and is a hard worker. >> notable you didn't jump in and say that about don jr. but we will keep going to emily. you were there, you talked to michael cohen. you covered michael cohen. what is he talking about today? >> outside of the committee, i don't know what he's talking about inside the committee room, i think he

(jr) well to those living in south san francisco...here have been a number of coyote sightings over the past week. take a listen. this small coyote was spotted in the westborough neighborhood of south san francisco near the philz coffee earlier this week. the second video you see here was taken this morning in kron 4 viewer maria escalante's backyard. a larger coyote in the backyard there. neighbors in the area say there is a family of coyotes living in this area. just a warning to those with small kids, cats, or dogs. don't leave the little ones alone in the yard when they are outside. (justine) in national news tonight -- virginia governor ralph northam is defiantly holding on to his political post-- despite mounting calls for his resignation.(jrstone) after apologizing for appearing in a racist picture in a 1984 medical school yearbook, he's changing his story. many politicians have been vocal about this issue -- kamala harris is one of them -- she tweeted out.... (jrstone) leaders are called to a higher standard, and the stain of r

martin luther king jr.'s day. welcome, everyone, to the annual national action network martin luther king jr. breakfast. good morning, everyone. [ applause ] >> each year the national action america hosted this breakfast to reflect upon the life and achievements of civil rights icon dr. martin luther king jr. through the work of organizations like nan, the work of dr. king's legacy continues to live on. 2019 indeed is poised to be a very important year for the black community. from politics to business, from the arts to wellness, we have to make sure that our voices are heard. tonya and i look forward to working with reverend sharp ton along with all of you to make sure that reverend martin luther king jr.'s dream becomes a reality. today's breakfast features a dynamic group of speakers, prese presenters. we are pleased to substance abuse to you a very special guest who will be hosting today's program. best selling author, actor and our friend, mr. hill harper. [ applause ] >> good morning, everybody. good

i recall don jr. leaning over to his father and speaking in a low voice, which i could clearly hear and saying, the meeting is all set and i remember mr. trump saying, okay, good. let me know. >> for many republicans at the hearing there's a clear line of attack. cohen's tenuous relationship with the truth, his financial troubles and perhaps, perhaps even a little sour grapes. >> mr. cohen, how long did you work in the white house? >> i never worked in the white house. >> and that's the point, isn't it, mr. cohen? >> no, sir. >> yes, it is. >> no, sir. >> you wanted to work in the white house. you didn't get brought to the dance and now -- >> i was extremely proud to be personal attorney to the president of the united states of america. i did not want to go to the white house. >> i see a guy work for ten years and trashing the guy he worked for for ten years, didn't get a job in the white house and now, and now you're behaving just like everyone else who's got fired or didn't get the job they wanted l

>> there is a perfect example in 1911, a boy named liam martinez, jr. he confessed to the crime because he wanted to escape the lynch mob outside the sheriff's office. so he went to trial. they rushed the trial. a hot june summer day. they rushed that week to trial. the murder was committed on sunday. they had the trial by thursday, he was convicted and sentenced to death by friday. there really was something that happened rather quickly and in my mind carried out what the lynch mob could not do the night of the alleged crime. >> what does this tell you about our history? >> this tells me a lot about our history as far as the ethnic relations in the region and what can cause this ethnic tension and vioelence. historically, looking at this time you had politicians and , leaders of the states enact loyalty proclamations for mexicans, requiring that they carry this proclamation around with them, stating that they were to notify the authorities if they knew of any unscrupulous thatans living in the town be a threat to the state and the could possibly nation

dingell jr., who served in this house for almost a full six decades. dingell jr., who served in this house for almost a full six decades. his father preceded him for 22 years, and his wife, our beloved colleague, debbie dingell, serves now. at the request of his beloved wife, i have the sad task of informing the house that john died yesterday after a long distinguished and committed career of service to community, to this house, and to his country. john served with honor in wartime and with distinction in this house. he worked for the advancement of his fellow veterans and their care and benefits in peace time. and he fought all of his life for fairness and opportunity for all. he defended vigorously of those in the auto industry and working family everywhere. his wit, his humor, brought smiles to our faces. and his fearless questions of witnesses in committee brought grimaces to those who believed they had undermined the safety and health of our citizens. much will be said. i know that each of you has your own memory of chairman dingell. i know each o

based on your testimony today, donald trump jr. and allen weisselberg directed this payment to you and approved this payment, is that right? >> mr. trump initially acknowledged the obligation, the debt, myself and allen weisselberg went back to his office, and i was instructed by allen at the time that they were going to do this over 12 installments. and what he decided to do then was to have me send an invoice, in which case they can have a check cut. and then, yes, the answer would be yes to your followup question. >> and donald trump jr. obviously signed off on this. >> it would either be eric trump, donald trump jr. and/oral an weisselberg. but always allen weisselberg on the check. >> and you think the executive was donald trump jr. >> yes. >> you knew that the payments were false and illegal, correct? >> i can make that conclusion. >> you told representative kelly that the president was aware of this scheme, is that correct? >> that's correct. >> i just want the american public to understand the explosive nature of your testi

martin luther king jr. is going to be one of the leaders of the birmingham movement and is going to be local leaders like fred shuttlesworth, king famously is incarcerated and while he is in a birmingham prison, is going to write his famous letter from a birmingham jail, where answers critics who charge that the civil-rights movement is accelerating at a pace that is too fast. king is going to argued that black people can't afford to wait on the goodwill of white americans because waiting for full citizenship actually distorts and defames american democracy. in 1964 we see the passage of the civil-rights act and on august 6, 1965, the voting rights act is signed into legislation by lyndon baines johnson. that is the arc of the heroic period of the civil-rights movement. five days after the passage of the voting rights act, south central los angeles, the watts neighborhood in south-central los angeles, erupts. from august 11 to august 18th, there will be a week-long riot in los angeles. most historians looke

it was an (jrs)(jrs) it was an emotional afternoon in aurora, illinois --the community coming togetherr vigil on sunday -- (justine) this is just two days after an employee gunned down five people at a manufacturing facility in suburban chicago. meredith wood has a look at how the community is paying tribute. "i'm thankful and grateful for them as our hearts mourn for those that we've lost." gathered with heavy hearts on sunday -- people paying tribute to the victims of last week's deadly workplace shooting.richard irvin/aurora mayor: "to simply offer condolences is not enought. it doesn't measure the amount of pain that we feel for the loss that we've experienced"police say 45-year-old gary martin went on a shooting rampage on friday --he had just been let go from his job at the henry pratt manufacturing facility in aurora, illinois.five people were killed -- all employees of henry pratt.scott hall / ceo, mueller water products: "friday was basically the worst day that our company has ever had." memorial crosses for the victims lined the sidewalk outside the plant.dozens of people gat

don trump jr. came into the room and walked behind his father's desk which in and of itself was unusual. people didn't just walk behind mr. trump's desk to talk to him. and i recall don jr. leaning over to his father and speaking in a low voice which i could clearly hear and saying the meeting is all set. and i remember mr. trump saying, okay, good. let me know. what struck me as i look back and thought about the exchange between don jr. and his father was first that mr. trump had frequently told me and others that his son don jr. had the worst judgment of anyone in the world. and also that don jr. would never set up any meeting of significance alone and certainly not without checking with his father. i also knew that nothing went on in trump world especially the campaign without mr. trump's knowledge and approval. so i concluded that don jr. was referring to that june 2016 trump tower meeting about dirt on hillary with the russian representatives when he walked behind his dad's desk that day and t

let's start on the don, jr., exclusive cnn reporting.icant politically here but on the legal side, does it matter if those phone calls were not from don, jr., to his dad, then candidate surrounding the trump tower meeting because we still do know that the president had a role in drafting those bogus statements about it being about adoption. >> right, poppy. looking at it from a prosecutor's perspective this is the kind of thing that happens all the time in investigations. you have a lead, a piece of evidence. you think, oh, that's interesting. phone calls to a blocked number, let's follow it up. sometimes it bears fruit and sometimes it doesn't. in this case, the phone calls to the blocked number were not to the president. that doesn't end the question. i still have plenty of questions about whether the president knew in advance. there are plenty of ways a father and son can communicate when they were in the same building other than by telephone and there are questions about the president's actions after the meeting including the establi

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signed off. >> eric trump, donald trump jr. or alan weisselberg. >> they knew this payment was false and illegal? >> i can't make that conclusion. >> you told representative kelly that the president was aware of this scheme. >> that's correct. grip the american public to understand the explosive nature of your testimony in this document. are you telling us mr. cohen, that the president directed transactions in conspiracy with alan weisselberg and his son, donald trump jr., part of criminal conspiracy of financial fraud? >> yes. >> do you know with this criminal financial scheme that the president, alan weisselberg and donald trump jr. involved in is investigated by the southern district of new york? >> i'd rather not discuss that question because it could be part of an investigation going on. >> i want the american public to understand. it's only a part from bob mueller's investigation, there's garden variety financial fraud in your allegation and the smoking gun documents suggest, the president, his son and cfo maybe involved