a lot of their focus has been on cambridge an lit ka and some of the data. and if that was sort of the locus for any of the inclusion that might have happened. >> yeah. they both came on late, didn't spend that much time. had periphery roles with the campaign. so, jim, the white house understands but he wants to keep the focus on the news about hillary clinton, the clinton campaign, paying for part of the dossier. watch this and then we'll discuss. >> well, i think it's very sad what they've done with this fake dossier. it was made up and i understand they paid a tremendous amount of money. and hillary clinton always denied it. the democrats always denied it. and now only because it's going to come out in a court case they said, yes, they did it. they admitted it. and they're comparesed by it. but i think it's a disgrace. it's a very sad commentary on politics of this country. >> does it matter much who paid for what information, jim shoe dough? >> well, the fact is from the beginning, for instance, when we fist reported that the intelligence chief briefed t

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according to the campaign's own fec filings, the trump campaign paid cambridge an lit ka $5.9 million. and there were dozens of profiles of the mercer-funded cambridge an lit ka as the beating heart of the trump campaign's data operation, including this bbc tour of where the operation had been housed. >> cambridge an lit ka was here. so it was just a line of computers. this is where their operation was and this is kind of the brain of the data. this was the data center. >> this is the data center, the center of the data center. >> exactly right. yes, it was. >> i'm joined by business insider political correspondent natasha bare trant who's been covering this and msnbc contributor and former fbi agent, author of "how to catch a russian spy." what's the significance of this? >> it's the first known instance that we've seen where the trump campaign directly reached out to wikileaks during the election. we saw that trump throughout the entire election was praising wikileaks, was telling russia to please find these 33,000 missing e-mails. and if true, which julian assange said that this wa

in the form of a loan between a company linked to manafort and the oligarch oh leg dar i positives ka, a billionaire with close ties to the kremlin. the loan brings the total of their known business dealings to around $60 million over the past decade. oh leg dar apass ka is the same man as the "washington post" reported last month that manafort offered to give private briefings to during the campaign. a spokesman for manafort responded with this statement. quote, he has called for the u.s. government to release any intercepts involving him and nonamericans in homes of finally putting an end to these wild conspiracy theories. mr. manafort did not collude with the russian government. the key word there, of course, is government. as trump's former campaign mrg, manafort is a big focus of the mueller effort. the fbi took the rare action of launching a surprise raid on his home over the summer, and "the new york times" has reported that manafort expects to be indicted. we want to bring in our lead off panel. peter baker, mika oh yang and matthew miller. welcome to you all. peter, i'd like

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lu ka ku has lukaku. that was the core of the team., coleman has been injured, and leighton baines hasn't had anyone to link up with. in technical terms, their best players, and their most creative ideas have not been there. they have brought one or two players in who will be good players for them, but u nfortu nately for will be good players for them, but unfortunately for them, they have not all started well. given all that we have just not all started well. given all that we havejust said, do not all started well. given all that we have just said, do you think this comes as a surprise? is it good timing in terms of the sacking? there isn't a good time, but they had to make a decision before christmas. christmas time and new yeartime, christmas. christmas time and new year time, they need to get new players in. the big thing is, i do think the squad is good enough yet. if you look at the group of players, they were trying to get in towards they were trying to get in towards the top six or top four, how many of the top six or top four

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just after trump won the nomination his campaign started a series of payments to came bridge an lit ka in july all the way through mid-december that totalled $95,000. the president's son-in-law who had one of data operations and now a senior adviser, said to forbes magazine back in fof, just after the president won the election we kept both data operations going simultaneously and a lot shared between them. and doing that we could scale to a pretty good operation. it appears he's given credit to cambridge with their success. >> i want to bring in phil muddy, josh green and betsy. betsy, as we've said you broke the story this morning. you point out in your piece this would be the closest known connection between the president and julian. >> that's correct. there's no indicators he was speaking on behalf of the campaign or in any capacity that was official. however, alexander mix was and is the ceo of came bridge an lit ka which paid out $4 million for the work it did on the campaign. when jared reached out to him he was -- clinton e-mails. of course those e-mails have not been released

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the new questions about the ambush in oof ka that killed four u.s. soldiers as one of them is laid to rest. show down in spain. the government now threatening to take over a region fighting for independence. >>> $32 million deal. the huge reported settlement involving bill oh rilee and i woman who accused him of sexual harassment. the idea by some in congress to drastically cut your tax breaks for your 401 k contribution. the spirg message that resonated so strongly here now moving women around the worl. and emoji fight. the lengths to which some will go to get their little symbols on your screen. >>> good evening. anytime a member of the american armed forces dies during a mission, the nation mourns and wonders how it happened. tonight there are new questions about the final hours of four american soldiers killed in niger earlier this month. a report in "the new york times" today says the pentagon's timeline where the soldiers were ambushed after a planned visit to a village elder might not be the entire story. they may have been pursuing insurgents

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when you publically kas strait your sec sar of state, you take that off the table. do you agree with his assessment here that the president has essentially undermined his secretary of state when it comes to north korea and china? >> i'm not going to get into the drama of the he said he said situation. what i had witnessed is the president and secretary and president tillerson work very well together. they continue to work strongly together. he makes a decision. there is a mutual respect and they go forward. so everything that i have witnessed all is fine. and if there is a problem that's really a question for secretary tillers tillerson. >> do your understanding, does the president have full confidence in secretary tillerson? >> yes, he does. >> i want to ask you, put your hat on as a former governor of south carolina. the president's decision on health care and these insurance payments, one estimation says that premiums could spike in south carolina 23% with this decision. if you were still governor, how would you handle the fall-out from this decision by the presi

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joshua is trying to defend his ibf and wba world titles against the stand—in challenger carlos ta ka to face the bulgarian kubrat pulev, but he had to withdraw, because of injury. his opponent weighed in lighter at 16 stone 11 and a half pounds. england's cricket captainjoe root insists there isn't a drinking culture within the squad. the players fly out to australia tomorrow without their talismanic all rounder ben stokes. he was arrested on suspicion of causing actual bodily harm after an incident outside a bristol nightclub in last month. his absence has made an already difficult tour seem unwinnable to many pundits. here's our sports editor dan roan. england hold the ashes, but the last time they went away to australia they suffered a 5—0 thrashing and many people feel the same fate could happen to them this time around, they have been forced to name a relative the inexperienced batting line—up, and when they leave london tomorrow they will do so without arguably their most important player, the all—rounder ben stokes, egypt to find out if he will be charged by police following t

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report natural disaster t reported in the daily be, that how it can help the firm campaign and a lit ka access the 30,000 emails deleted from hillary clinton private email server. julian a saung added this, and can confirm it was rejected by wikileaks. clinton's deleted emails have no so far not resurfaced and sources are not clear whether alexander nix the ceo of this campaign and analytica was hired by the trump campaign. so let's go through this in detail. we have our panel, and jeffrey our chief legal analyst and chief former prosecutor. just beginning with you on the legality of this do we know the campaign broke any laws? >> we certainly do not. that's important. but i think a lot of people find these confusing. let me see if i can break this down. you have the trump campaign and cambridge analytica which is the data firm associated with it. and we the trump campaign was frndly towards russia, candidate trump saying lots of nice thing about putin. we have the russian government, which was interested in helping trump win. >> yes. >> but the investigations are all about is whether t

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said ka tal. what the hell, i don't care if i mispronounce it. >> thank you for being with us. brian will be back on monday. have a great weekend. >>> very good evening to you. live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. right now, hurricane nate bearing down on the golf coast. we're expecting it to make landfall once again. the storm already making landfall at the mouth of the mississippi. nate is a category 1 hurricane right now. it could cause a storm surge of up to 9 feet in parts of alabama and mississippi president trump has declared a state of emergen emergency. hurricane nate the fourth storm to impact the united states in the last few months. what do you make of this. >> we thought it was going to go up to a category 2 at landfall. that's off the table. we're solidly in a category one, it's going to make landfall in the next two hours, join us right here, we'll take you through the landfall of the storm. you can see on the maps, this is the eye of the storm. it's not an irma or maria, this northern portion of the eye right here those are the strongest winds, that's wh

. >> addressing merely 4,000 ka delts and academy officials say this behavior has no >> the you positiveer we all come from all walks of life and part this country and all races and all background. gender, all makeup. all upbringing. the power of that diversity comes together and makes us that much more powerful. >> surprising the crowd with what he said next. >> reach for your phones. serious. reach for your phones. >> hit record and share these words. >> you use they will and remember them and you share them and you talk about them. if you annot treat someone with dignity and respect is, then get out. >> that was sarah furgeson reporting tonight. u.s. air force academy prep school is located on the same campus as the air force academy. prep school 1 year pran for 240 cadets reddying to enter the air force academy. >> a texas cool district is fashion scrutiny for holding a moment of prayer during a the meeting was held at a baptist church. super intend enter rick mcdaniel add going to protect and he mentioned there may be some opposed to it. someone reported incident from redom from relig

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they say cutter, i've always said ka tal.n't care if i mispronounce it. >> thank you for being with us. brian will be back on monday. have a great weekend. >>> very good evening to you. live at msnbc headquarters in new york city. right now, hurricane nate bearing down on the golf coast. we're expecting it to make landfall once again. the storm already making landfall at the mouth of the mississippi. nate is a category 1 hurricane right now. it could cause a storm surge of up to 9 feet in parts of alabama

the new questions about the ambush in oof ka that killed four u.s.ers as one of them is laid to rest. show down in spain. the government now threatening to take over a region fighting for independence. >>> $32 million deal. the huge reported settlement involving bill oh rilee and i woman who accused him of sexual harassment. the idea by some in congress to drastically cut your tax breaks for your 401 k contribution. the spirg message that resonated so strongly here now moving women around the worl. and emoji fight. the lengths to which some will go to get their little symbols on your

military has suspend exercises with gulf countries over the on going diplomatic crisis targeting ka tar. ? june four countries launched a boycott of kwau tar accusing it of supporting terrorist groups. u.s. has a major military base there. it stopped the military drills in an effort to encourage all the countries to work together toward a solution to the crisis. >>> investigators looking into possible interference by russia in the u.s. presidential election. went to london to interview a former british spy who compiled a bunch of allegations. investigators from special council robert mueller's team intrude chris steel. a former british intelligence officer who claims russia collected compromising final information of then candidate trump. >>> top economist say the tax plane could cause inflation and increase the federal def statistic sit. including up to $6 trillion in personal and corporate tax cuts. the president of the san francisco federal reservice say it will eventually lead to high inflation and possible a recession. >>> president trump is expected to announce next week that he w

. >> several, one lifeguard said oerk kas come in to field on sting rays. >> nobody hurt or >>> northernrida, pigs and pug in shopping trip. >> trip to buy animal food. >> where was she going to put all the food? >> "world news tonight" with david muir is coming up. >> we appreciate your time. see you again at 6: >>> tonight, breaking news as we come on the air. what abc news has just learned about the deadly ambush in niger. what happened to those four special ops soldiers, surrounded, ambushed and killed. were they wearing body armor? and now, we've learned about the second mission they were sent on. president trump does not answer when asked about the mission. late today, what the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff revealed. and we hear from the widow of the fallen about that phone call with the president. >>> also tonight, senator john mccain. were his words a swipe at the president, about his vietnam deferments, one of them for bone spurs in his foot? >>> the hunt right now for a possible serial killer. three victims in less than two weeks. the surveillance, who they wan >>> the

ka-blam! boom!t me in the back and i fell in her arms and it was love, love. >> god. >> culbertson was serving three years for aggravated assault. though she claims it was in self-defense, she stabbed another woman during a fight, puncturing her lung. >> well, it was just a lung. you know, she's got two, what's the big deal? well, the big deal was i could have killed her just by one stab wound. thank god i didn't. >> sandra is a very kind-hearted, wonderful person. >> oh, my. >> a little bit hillbilly-ish, as you know, but hell, we're in tennessee, right? i love her to death. she's a great person. >> but we came to discover that sandra was also the type of inmate who would constantly challenge the correctional staff. >> you know you got two disciplines. you know what's going to happen if you get that third. >> during our stay she would pay some dues for her behavior. >> because everybody, including the staff, knew what she was doing and the same attention that she was getting from the other inmates

that is around the time that the mercer family, who founded cambridge oon lit ka in part became trump supporters. so around that time the two teamed up, the trump campaign and cambridge analytica. at the same time jared kushner took overall data operations for the campaign. that was in june. the following month the campaign makes its first payment to cambridge analytica in july. and it was one of many payments totaling nearly $6 million to cambridge analytica. around the same time of that, don, in july -- actually, two days before the payment, at the time candidate trump was on the trail talking about the russians, asking them to hack hillary clinton's 33,000 missing e-mails, as you may recall. and now we're learning that in that same time frame in july, according "the wall street journal," the head of the firm actually reached out to wikileaks founder julian as sang asking him if he needed help with hillary clinton's e-mails. all of this within that time frame. now, the campaign has distanced itself from cambridge analytics, basically saying it didn't rely on it at all during the cam

>> pretty much the reaction most people get when they eat ka >> it's an acquired taste.ve ruined this child forever. >> look at her. snaps back to the camera, back to mom, back to the camera, back to mom, really, so mom gives her some more. >> oh, no. >> at least it's not broccoli. oh, wait. >> thomas not really down. at the end of the video, he's physically tried to scrape it off his tongue. can we just get some mac and cheese in here? >> if these kids could talk at this moment, i don't think it would be kind words. >> that's all for today's episode, but there's endless content on rightthisminute.com to watch and share, or catch the all new "rtm".".".".".".".".".". >>> tonight, several breaking stories as we come on the air. in las vegas, the stunning images. our reporter in a helicopter, flying beside the hotel. you will see into that room. and the new and chilling video from that night. also tonight, were there two other cities the gunman was looking into? chicago and boston. and the girlfriend, the fbi interview and what she's now saying. and abc news obtaining this

the new questions about the ambush in oof ka that killed four u.s. soldiers as one of them is laid to rest. show down in spain. the government now threatening to take over a region fighting for independence. >>> $32 million deal. the huge reported settlement involving bi oh rilee and i woman who accused him of sexual harassment. the idea by some in congress to drastically cut your tax breaks for your 401 k contribution. the spirg message that resonated so strongly here now moving women around the worl. and emoji fight. the lengths to which some will go to get their little symbols on your

did you see my shoes when i ka imin? >> that's where the buck stops. your own. >> honestly if he was wearing bright white shoes the chance he would steal your car in the uk is 95%. >> she went retro, old school puma jogging suit. >> a classic look. >> i wear this. it's supposed to be good, right? >> yes. >> okay, good. >> this is not the kind of thick you wear outside. >> i had that on before we came. >> i will wear this entire outfit on nine out of the next ten flights. >> okay that's permissible. >> airline outfit because it's perfect. >> this is an outfit elijah would bear to a bar or club if he could. >> he is a married one. he's doing something right. >> i'm doing something right! >> camo sweat pants and camot-shirt to go with it. >> one thing when i moved to america there's no such thing as too much camo. maybe this is relaxed hunting. >> we're from ohio and we're like -- >> you could truly just become the actual dad that you are. >> oh my gosh she has a fanny pack. jenna is dressing him up like this so nobody will flirt with him. >> yep i'd wear

i'm lindary ka. we're going to take a look at nate's damage in a moment. how is it going to affect or region which has been pretty dry. storm team 4 smart ra joins us. >> 24 days without rainfall, a front that hasn't moved yet but brought us light rain showers. let's go ahead and get to the local impact. we've got rain on the way, heaviest along the i-81 corridor. the further west you go tomorrow we are going to be seeing the heavier rain fall. that doesn't peen it's going to be d area. the time we're expected nate to arrive, monday morning maybe towards the later commute, 7:00, 8:00, 9:00 we're going to see heavier rain into tomorrow afternoon. wind gusts up to 30 miles per hour expected for tom. stick around for many. back to you're windy. >> well, get a load of that, that's winds of up to 85 miles per hour slamming the coast of mississippi tonight, as the hurricane made landfall as category 1. brought rains and flooding near the state of alabama line. in another parts of mississippi we're getting an year y'all view of damage that was caused. some cat ma

chiek ka used an attorney he knew to propose some kind of deal to future influential persons in americato make himself useful to vladimir putin. were he to decide to take such a step, he would get permission from vladimir putin beforehand. >> reporter: khodorkovsky worked with other putin allies also implicated in the russia investigation, his former employee sergei gorkov runs a kremlin bank and met with jared kushner in december. >> translator: when he worked for me he was a fine employee. i have no doubt he wouldn't do anything on his own behalf. he is a man who carries out orders. >> reporter: for the first time khodorkovsky says he thinks those orders came from putin's top bankers. >> translator: if there were instructors, they came from the chairman of the board of the bank or the level of mr. graph which isn't as likely. >> reporter: one of those putin bankers organized a 2013 dinner for donald trump, along with the same trump associate named in the trump power e-mails. >> how do you interpret that the russian bank says this was for business and the trump administration and the u

the other comparing the death toll to ka tri ya. >> you look at a real catastrophe like katrina and look at the tremendous hundreds and hundreds of people that died. you thrown the budget out of whack. because we have spent a lot of money on puerto rico. >> before making those statements the president shook hand with one of his most prominent critics. san juan mayor. >>> coming up. a dumpster ripped apart a car shattered by shrapnel and a street littered with debris. new images showing the destruction caused by a single bomb on the street of new york city. >>> it could have killed half of montgomery county. the drug bust that set a new record and how police got it off streets. >>> and your first alert weather. it inclouds a big fall warm up. just as quickly a big fall cool down. i'll explain straight ahead. after 8 years of chris christie, is kim guadagno the change new jersey really needs? guadagno is christie's hand-picked successor. says she's "proud to be part of the christie administration." guadagno was chris christie's right hand as our schools came under attack, critical services