also kara swisher. kara, good morning to you. >> hi, how are you doing >> good. a lot to get to. top story and the growing backlash against big tech. amazon is suspending roy price on allegations of mismanagement, sexual harassment, and allegations of his close relationship with harvey weinstein as rose mcgowan called out the amazon executive, saying price acquisitioned her in 2014. here's just a sampling jeff bezos, i told the head of your studio that harvey weinstein raped me over and over i said it, he said it hadn't been proven, i said i was the proof. i was ignored, deal was done amazon won a dirty oscar jeff bezos, i'm calling on you to stop funding rapists, alleged pedos and sexual harassers i love amazon, but there is rot in hollywood "new york times" saying tech giants once seen as saviors, now viewed as threats. there's, obviously, a lot to unpack here, kara, but let's zero in on amazon to start with. how disruptive is this >> well, you know, they move pretty quickly and suspended roy price. they had already been -- he'd already been under investigation and seemingly cl

i'm just the talent, i guess, these days >> kara, we'll talk to you soon.nks so much kara swisher over at recode. >>> to the latest on former trump campaign chairman paul manafort surrendering to federal authorities this morning new charges against another former trump campaign, this time an adviser, george papadoupolis. aman >> that's right. we're expecting to see paul manafort this afternoon, about 1:30, so we'll keep an eye out this place is packed with reporters staking out every entrance to this facility here, but just within the past hour we've learned new information about this foreign policy adviser to the president who's pled guilty and is apparently cooperating with the special counsel's office, his name is george papadoupolis. he's pled guilty to making false statements to fbi agents in an interview january 27th, so just one week after inauguration day, one of the foreign policy advisers for the trump campaign was meeting with the fbi to discussion all this. he allegedly lied to fbi agents concerning about the timing, extent, and nature of his re

far, certainly, the pressure on these companies to fight fake news and bad advertising is mounting, karaat will be the impact and what's the reaction out there in silicon valley? >> well, i think, you know, it's interesting. as i said, they are doing the slow roll, they are finding them slowly, looking for them i appreciate how difficult it is to find these things among the billions of transactions that happen daily, but you knew it was going to infect google, too. recently i did a podcast with the head of -- the ceo of youtube, and at the time she said she hadn't found any ads, but they were looking for them and so they seem to have found some it's not an enormous amount, but still troubling the russians have used every platform that the united states has and has created to infect our elections. >> kara, i can understand maybe a little bit better why facebook was taken by surprise by this. i mean, social in a way is newer, but google has been fighting, you know, people trying to gain their ad system, you know, people trying to post pornography and other things on youtube for a long time

over three years in the grant program created by kara. it's been a leader to reduce the avail nlt to reduce over dose. samsa is currently reducing opioid over dose related deaths which is being used to purchase and distribute. last month samsa awarded additional grants including over five years to grantees in 22 states to provide resources to first responders as well as substance use treatment providers. states can also use opioid str grants to purchase and distribute it and some are using a portion of their block grants for this purpose. it has a including opioid misuse. it's a vital use of the surveillance effort and the dayligdata has been used to track trends including demographic varability and works to understand the epidemic through sharing of data. thank you again for the opportunity to share with you our work to combat the opioid epidemic and look forward to answering your questions. >> i'm going to stay through the four witnesses' statements and then go vote. >> will they hold the first vote? >> i'm going to make sure i get ther

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we'll discuss it with kara swisher. >>> first, additional fallout to tell you about with wells fargoated to those sales practices. finra ordered the financial network to pay customers $3.4 million in restitution for making unsuitable recommendations. the stock is unchanged financials are doing well today. second best performers on the s&p. we'll be right back. question. what is an answer and how can you measure the value of one? today trusted answers from trusted sources are rare and precious commodities. they're out there but finding them on your own has never been harder. it's why at thomson reuters we provide you with the intelligence, technology, and human expertise you need to find trusted answers. the answer company. thomson reuters. >>> big tech turning on the charm as the conversation around the industry continues to turn sour in a series of tweets, twitter's jack dorsey is promising yet again to improve the company's abuse in safety rules from the tweet storm, dorsey announcing "new rules around unwanted sexual advances, hate symbols, violent groups, and tweets that glorify

in july 2016, the comprehensive addiction and recovery act, we call it kara was sign into law. this legislation established new programs and authorities, reauthorized existing ones, and encouraged law enforcement, public health departments and health care providers to work together to combat substance abuse. a few weeks ago the administration announced that under kara, 144 million grants will be awarded to 58 recipients, including states, cities, health care organizations, tennessee will receive $6 million of that money. in december in 2016 as rt aft 21st century cures act we partnered to provide $1 million to treatment and prevents efforts. gran the most ambitious goal of the 21st century cures was to drive the research discoveries predicted over the next decade by one of our witnesses today dr. francis collins, the director of the national institutes of health which he calls the national ininstitutes of health had. he has predicted the e. do of an artificial pancreas, organs built from pishtr patient owes own stem sells. a vaccine and non-addictive painkillers. none addictive

kara, meredith? >> well it's funny because i grew up in a dictatorship in the philippines so my entire, you know, my entire mental conditioning arranged elections is just like -- anything can happen. i don't take anything for granted it wasn't that hillary would win and it was really interesting because that night i was with several nonconforming friends and we had a much more i think in the action you know in the sense that -- in the sense for us obama administration made inroads in terms of rights but transgrants people around who have been incarcerated just all of these issues for transpeople especially transpeel of color that haven't really been addressed within the current state of our representative democracy whether republican or democrat. so on one hand people were just like oh, no. you know there are all of these material thing he is that are going to happen and you know, the live trance people will be even worse then at the same time people were just like well -- you know, maybe other peopl

all right, kara swisher, thank you so, so much. >> kara swisher, the absolute best. >>> next, new details new revelations this morning that it was at least partially funded by hillary clinton's campaign and the dnc. what does that mean for democrats? it certainly means donald trump jr. has something to tweet about. does it complicate special counsel robert mueller's investigation? i'm open to that. lower premiums? extra benefits? it's open enrollment. time to open the laptop... ...and compare medicare health plans. why? because plans change, so can your health needs. so, be open-minded. look at everything-like prescription drug plans... and medicare advantage plans from private insurers. use the tools at medicare.gov. or call 1-800-medicare. open to something better? start today. ♪ so we sent that sample i doff to ancestry. i was from ethnically. my ancestry dna results are that i am 26% nigerian. i am just trying to learn as much as i can about my culture. i put the gele on my head and i looked into the mirror and i was trying not to cry. because it's a hat, but it's like the most import

though remain fiercely passionate about their typewriters our india correspondence on your holiday kara sent us this report from the capital delhi. the sound of a long forgotten outside a local court in delhi street typist still earn a living from a machine that's obsolete in most parts of the world. has been working at this exact spot. punching out. contracts rent agreements and other legal documents on a secondhand machine. she makes about five to six dollars a day just enough to make ends meet. manual typewriters a really heavy they can get damaged we don't have to worry about electricity radius we don't need a printer. all we need is a machine and a table that's it. typing is the only work ever trained for and she's not giving it up any time soon. it's my only source of income i continue typing very and. but the end has a right for this iconic machine and typing has also become a dying skill as india pushes to modernize and digitize its economy there ever fewer takers for the antiquated technology. as a result shops like roger does on the decline his family has been selling typewrit

kara was wrestled to the ground. now he'll pencil lead kept his cool to school.hen a penalty of their own after the break after a foul by now though. but mario gomez slipped and blazed over the bar the visitors didn't give up though and equalized in stoppage time through de vocht or again martin schmidt six draw in a row as vosburgh coach. there is a moment it's crazy at the moment and we unbeatable capable of winning you can look at it how you want but we'll take unbeatable we was all in the name in the. coffin haim could also consider themselves unbeatable at home at least they haven't lost in their own stadium for twenty two matches and got off to the perfect start through care and damn near by. but visitors glad about stepped up the pressure after the break talking as equalise much to heart and mind coach millionaire goals man's frustration. and the spectators paying. no one quickly apologized but his team was about to bottle it matty askin so made it through once a glass set up superbly by even chancellor grief who danced through the hoffenheim defense. and

reporter kara (car-uh) finnstrom joins us live in anaheim where a wildfire has burned several homes. kara finstrom is the reporter #6: 415-544-01 firefighters in other parts of california also have their hands full. we are live in anaheim where a wildfire has burned several homes. >> reporter: neighbors on this block feeling very grateful nobody was hurt, but this block, part of it was ravaged by the fire. seven homes on this block were either heavily damaged or destroyed. take a look behind me. that is one of them. you can see this home was gutted. we also have video to show you of the fire burning throughout this area. it burned fast and furious yesterday. the winds whipped up and those winds another concern here today. they have been out on this block making sure they they douse all the fires. >> these firefighters have been here all night long. we are making sure embers are staying down. we are expecting this morning the santa ana winds to pick up again. we have about 1000 firefighter still here. more are coming.>> reporter: we want to give you a live look at the fire as it is sp

today, kara dell veen joined the growing list of actresses. said he tried to get her to kiss another woman. and when she asked to leave, he walked me to the door, stood in front of it, and tried to kiss me on the lips. lindsay lohan posted a video of support. >> i think georgina needs to take a stand and be there for her husband. he's never done anything to me. we've done several movies together. i think everyone needs to stop. >> reporter: kevin spoke to oscar-winner cate blanchett last night, who worked with weinstein on "the aviator" and "carol." >> in man in a position of power, whether a film producer or president of the united states, who thinks it's his prerogative, they need to be held to account. >> no question. all the talk about the ragnarok premier wasn't all about weinstein. kevin found out nothing was going to stop the car couples from having fun away from the kids. >> reporter: a bit of a date night? >> the kids with my grandparents. it's just the two of us tonight. >> reporter: it was more like triple date night for chris and e

kara, thanks for being here.ofounder and editor of recode and she's on msnbc contributor. >> and an expert at wrestling pigs. >>> stand by, everybody. two american women are lucky to be alive after spending five months lost at sea. how did they manage to stay alive? >> five months. they're talking about their ordeal and rescue this week. that's next. you're watching "velshi & rhule" live on msnbc. stay with us. getting your flu shot at walgreens is easier than ever. just walk right in and pay zero dollars with most insurance. plus, when you get a flu shot at walgreens, you help provide a lifesaving vaccine to a child in need through the un foundation. it's that easy to get your flu shot and make a difference. so swing by your local walgreens today. walgreens. at the corner of happy & healthy. the uncertainties of hep c. wondering, what if? i let go of all those feelings. because i am cured with harvoni. harvoni is a revolutionary treatment for the most common type of chronic hepatitis c. it's been prescribed to m

there's no way you can talk about opiates and overdoses and kara and all of these things that we're trying to push and you're going to be pro trying to deal with this epidemic. there's no way you can vote in support the graham/cassidy bill. just to give you an example, the carzack gives a billion dollars -- okay. this was a big achievement in congress today, a billion dollars. the graham/cassidy bill takes $9 billion from just the state of ohio between now and 2026. 200,000 people accessing treatment in ohio will be thrown off and told to pull themselves up by their boot straps. this is unacceptable in the united states of america. we have an epidemic that needs to be dealt with in a comprehensive way from law enforcement to prevention to treatment to overdose issues. all the way down in a comprehensive way. we have a bill congresswoman martha fudge and i to get rid of the imd exemption, which means basically if you get federal funding you can't have a facility that allows more than 16 people if you're dealing with mental health or addiction issues. the recommendation coming from governor

journalist kathy she's in erbil that's in northern iraq kathy you're less than one hundred kilometers from kara cooke i understand what are you hearing about the current situation there. hi thank you for having me on this morning so as i had them out to new audiences today the trash has died down. here it is very remote valleys and trees coming in. thousands of kids as you. know and head anything else that clashes it seems to me for now. and there was some initial writing back to then so the concern that i'm hearing is not about the clashes but about the possibility of this same thing to happen in other disputed areas in northern iraq. areas in the province because can't cook is not the only place to train central and. ok so there's still potential for a more complex there kurdish forces and iraqi government troops that were supposed to be allies in the fight against islamic state at least is this alliance now in shreds. i think unfortunately now yes this alliance does not have kids intent as i think is going to need some very strenuous to see going forward and to to try and put that together a

since the passage of kara, other issues have emerged in the fight against open yoids. there are allegations of pill dumping. my own district i have heard the all too familiar tale of the mother of the oldest son was prescribed opioids after injuring his ankle and didn't take long for him to become addi addicted. another parent shared the story of his sister and nurse who died in overdose after years of suffering from addiction and bouncing between pharmacy ises. perhaps made counselling more effective. she was only caught because two pharmacies happen to check with each other. you see by then it was too late. these two stories may have come from oregon, but they are not exclusive to the beaver state. they are why we are here today. addressing the epidemic requires an effort. today we'll. hearing testimony and stories from our colleagues with on and off the energy and commerce committee about what more can be done. i'm looking forward to hearing input from both sides of the aisle to hear about what's working and what's not and find ways to compliment our existing law an

. >> my colleague kara simmons has more on the standoff from the far east. >> reporter: inside north korea's capital, patriotic posters and images of war. our journey begins in beijing. we met american aid workers making the same trip. a group granted one of the few exceptions to the u.s. travel ban. >>> do you feel safe traveling to north korea? >> this is like my 50 something trip, and we all have families at home. we all want to get back to our families. so, yes. >> reporter: flying here is not without risk right now. furious over u.s. military exercises this week, north korea threatened an unimaginable strike. inside north korea, we drive to the front line with the south. the dmz. in this nuclear nation there appear to be more bikes on the road than cars. perhaps one reason so much of this country's money is spent on the military. that is the border between north and south. this side socialism, there is where the capitalist world begins and we're not allowed to stay here very long. a border guard gives us a tour. we ask about president trump who will visit the south next month. >

the inflicted passage of kara and cures. as a result, patients now have greater access to evidence-based treatment, adiksz treatment services and over dose reversal therapies. cures on the other hand provided $1 billion in grants for states to support an array of prevention treatment and recovery services. i believe these initiatives are making a significant difference. and other issues have emerged from this fight. earlier this year they responded to reports of people over dosing on heroin laced with fentanyl. the ready availability of these synthetic opioids have become a public health threat and illegal online pharmacies operating in foreign countries are exacerbating this every day for our state and federal officials. today's hearing will allow us to gain member perspective on existing ways to combat the opioid epidemic. representatives on and off the energy and congress committee will testify, share their stories and propose legislative solutions for our consideration. in advance i want to thank house members for partic

major reconciliation in the middle east is unfolding today that's right kara thank you of the palestinian prime minister rami one dollah is on a rare visit to the gaza strip and as god said this is part of a big reconciliation between longstanding rivals fatah and hamas visit comes a week after hamas just banded its administration and gaza making way for a unity government that himself would lead palestinians in gaza and the west bank have been ruled separately since a conflict between the rival political factions erupted in two thousand and seven. and didn't use ten year cramer is that the heiress a border point in gaza tanya you have been talking to people living in gaza what are they hoping to see come out of this visit. well there was a very tearful crowd at the palestinian side here when standing of the crossing when the convoy passed through here some time ago and what people are saying here is like they're kind of course asli optimistic because they're saying this time it really has to go through and they're really hoping that this consultation this time we work out but of course t

how kara's at the reception center in malaya deal with the moroccan children or inspect the conditions in which child migrants and living in the refugee camps in greece abuse is commonplace then how would these experiences color the later lives of these children what kind of adult europeans will they grow up to be. meanwhile mohammed and his friends sitting on the bus to milan other boys on the same bus also traveling alone. why do we have to go on a boat again plus mohammed shortly before we take the ferry from sicily to the mainland he's worried about being taken back to egypt. the bus route from sicily to milan is frequently used by a scolding migrants but the fifteen hour journey passes without a single police check. mohammed and his friends have almost reached milan. weeks later we managed to talk to mohammed uncle on the phone the boy is fine he says he's living in a supervised hostel in milan and will soon be going to school. and his brother a still image. they haven't given up hope of making it to germany but one thing is certain definitely be staying together. traveling at twe

the liberation a critical breakthrough adding the campaign against was set and a new phase in the kara. the liberation of iraq is indeed a critical breakthrough in the fight against islamic state in syria it brings an end to the four month long siege of the city which is actually his the defacto capital and headquarters of islamic state in the country but the liberation of the city has come at an immense civilian cost human rights groups estimate that almost all of the city's residents have been forced to flee the city due to the fighting it's also said that thousands of civilians have been killed in coalition bombings this comes as it said almost eighty percent of the city has been completely destroyed but little mention of this from the u.s. president donald trump who instead boasted that u.s. military forces have made more progress against islamic state in the first nine months of his presidency than it had under his predecessor barack obama in the final year of his administration also most curiously is how donald trump mentioned what would be the next phase of the u.s. in syria spe

for these men now of course at this stage we don't still know what the motive was this could become kara in the coming weeks but the two women have said told diplomats from the home countries that they are not guilty but they thought they were just taking part in a harmless prank for a reality television show a ban on full face veils has come into force in austria muslim groups have condemned the law which the government says is to protect values the lower applies . with specific exceptions for things like surgical mosques worn in hospitals and dress of cultural events and breaking the ban faces a potential fine one hundred. fifty fifty. i believe in like tolerance and liberality in truth what is happening here is a massive oppression of women and with this background i think it's right to say that there are limits i think we have made our position clear i'm absolutely a peace with myself about the. question i know this no i think one can question. play saying well you can't. label she on women will say but we are free to change our liberty but you. know what this is in english speaking

seven eighteen one in four adults and one in ten young people will experience a mental health problem kara tweets be kind while matt sends a reminder that mental health problems are not luxuries nor first world problems and it's a point made clear by the international rescue committee which tweeted this video of displaced iraqi children recovering from trauma by using breathing and meditation techniques and though mental health effects everyone some on line pointed out persistent stigma in many cases involving men and in others simply due to a lack of understanding and it's a challenge some are addressing head on one of those people study con the mayor of london has spoken about his plans to reduce stigma. we've seen over the past few years the difference. training. prevents people from physically ill health and how we respond to that i'm hoping having better. few people sort of mental issues those that do they would feel stigmatized more see the help they needed. the stigma just mentioned around mental health is just one of many barriers to treating syrian refugees many have experienced o

for these men now of course at this stage we don't still know what the motive was this could become kara in the coming weeks but the two women have said told diplomats from their home countries that they are not guilty that they thought they were just taking part in a harmless prank for a reality television show that the u.s. president has dismissed as secretary of state's efforts to negotiate with north korea as a waste of time donald trump's comments came in a tweet a day after rex tillerson revealed the u.s. was directly communicating with pyongyang mike hanna reports from washington d.c. . secretary of state rix to listen has been holding high level talks in beijing dealing both with north korea as well as the wider relationship between the u.s. and china this seen as a crucial part of a warm up in relations between the two countries and china would have welcomed to listens apparent commitment to pursuing a diplomatic track in dealing with north korea in an off the camera interview the secretary of state confirmed publicly that the u.s. was pursuing back channels in dialogue with the

southeastern corner of india down towards the fos out of the country to topple nadu and also into kara elsewhere the sun should continue as we go on through the next couple of days in a delhi pleasantly warm and around thirty degrees celsius. weather also stretching across a good part of pakistan. there with sponsored by the time. we wanted the good news that's. trying to get. on the right. get. the one today. this time out just zero. good to have you with us on our top stories and a historic move the spanish prime minister has stripped of its ptolemy and that regional elections came within an hour of the parliament issuing a declaration of independence. violence has broken out between supporters of kenyan president hu kenyatta and opposition protesters kenya's election commission is calling for calm as it counts votes from thursday's repeat presidential election and. the united kingdom says a military action should be considered against those who have carried out chemical attacks and syria it follows a u.n. investigation that blames the syrian government for the lethal attack in april

also hearing from sources in kara cook saying that push further special forces have been moved into that area as well in in anticipation one would think. a potential attack now it's important to recognize the that the great significance of all this is iraq's second largest oil producing area kurdish peshmerga took control of this area in two thousand and fourteen follow the withdrawal of iraq you forces. in the in the face of an i saw offensive on the kurds appealing control of that area ever since it is a disputed area the k r g. says that it is not going to withdraw from that area they are body government has said that he doesn't see any kind of military confrontation as being a solution to this ongoing crisis following this referendum but he has also warned the peshmerga is also will decay argy that. should not interfere with any iraqi forces operating in that area it's also important to recognize that if a context but it was only last week that we saw victory over i saw south of the city of kirkuk in that area of how we should the last bastion for i saw so we know that there have bee

. >> beth karas is a former prosecutor and legal analyst.he covered the trial. >> this is a case that really begged for jason young to testify. if he's truly innocent, get on the stand and tell the story. >> we call jason young. >> with his mother sitting in the front row, jason young prepared to do just that. defense attorney, briany hit it hart off the top. did you kill your wife? >> no, sir. >> were you there when it happened? >> no, sir. >> what about the hush puppies that match the shoe print. he no longer had them. said they were all rattie and told michelle to give them to good will. as for the night of the murder after he checked into the hotel, he left his room twice, the first time to get a power cord for his laptop. >> i was going over the sales call i had the next day. >> the second trip he testified, was to smoke a cigar. >> i had to go outside to smoke a cigar. i also wanted to look at some sports schedules and standings, so i wanted to see if i could pick up the "usa today" as well. >> that newspaper run explains why he was se

seven teen one in four adults and one in ten young people will experience a mental health problem kara tweets be kind while matt sends a reminder that mental health problems are not luxuries nor first world problems and it's a point made clear by the international rescue committee which tweeted this video of displaced iraqi children recovering from trauma by using breathing meditation techniques and though mental health effects everyone some on line pointed out persistent stigma in many cases involving men and in others simply due to a lack of understanding and it's a challenge some are addressing head on one of those people said the con the mayor of london has spoken about his plans to reduce stigma. we've seen over the past few years the difference. training. branch people physical ill health and how we respond to that i'm helping having better. few people sort. those that do they would feel stigmatized receive the help they needed. the stigma just mentioned around mental health is just one of many barriers to treating syrian refugees many have experienced or witnessed atrocities dur

the passage of both -- with the passage of both kara and cures. in fact, as a result of kara, patients suffering from substance abuse now have greater access to evidence-based treatment, addiction treatment services, and overdose reversal therapies. cure is, on the other hand, provided $1 billion for grants for states to support treatment and recovery services. i believe these initiatives are making a significant difference. at the same time, other issues have emerged in this fight. earlier this year, our committee responded to reports of people overdosing on heroin laced with synthetic opioids, fentanyl, which are 100 to 1,000 times more potent than morphine. they have become a public health threat and illegal online pharmacies primarily operating in foreign countries are exacerbating this epidemic every day for our state and federal officials. today's hearing will allow us to gain membership perspective on potential ways to complement existing policies and federal regulations to combat the opioid epidemic. representatives both on and off the ene

riders are welcomed by a spooky kárá under cobwebs.driver of the trolley decorates for other holidays as well. >>> turning to our weather, hopefully you have your jacket handy if you're walking through center city today. taking a live look down broad street. the sun is out there. temperatures were chilly today. >> a lot of people have been waiting for fall to occur. month. and things are only going to be changing temporarily. 57 in philadelphia. we're getting some someone now. 60 in delaware with a little sun. still a couple rain drops in parts of the area, but that's moving out. and overnight with clear skies allentown. 39 in mount holly. and 43 in philadelphia. it's going to be a chilly night. this is the last of the rain. still right around mercer county. it's a solid area of rain for them. but that's heading out toward new york city and then the ocean. the clear skies are going to wow the temperature. there's a frost advisory for the inland counties except for delaware. that's for tomorrow morning. so again, the official temperatur

these four men now of course at this stage we don't still know what the motive was this could become kara in the coming weeks but the two women have said have told diplomats from the home countries that they are not guilty but they thought they were just taking part in a harmless prank for a reality television show robert kennedy is a professor of political science and diplomacy at the national university he says that came death well of strained north korea china relations given that he was on the chinese protection at the time. yeah i think the chinese are pretty upset with the north koreans they just don't want to say it publicly i think geopolitically the chinese see north korea as a useful buffer between them and the americans and the japanese and south koreans so they like the idea of of korea being divided and north korea being roughly in the chinese orbit what they really don't like is the sort of ideological gangster kind of governance of north korea right so the pursuit of nuclear weapons obviously is very disruptive to china i think that china i think they do think china is not

someone said to me, questioning him was like was kara bell what was going on in the circus. when he was getting beaten up at those press conferences he'd go back and talk to the president about it. he took detailed notes about it. he could be a surprise witness for mueller that's got a lot of detailed background information that will lead to other witnesses and expand the scope of investigation. >> finally on the other scope of investigation, you have some new exclusive reporting around that i understand? >> that's right. it draws a direct line between the fake news that's popped up on facebook and divisive news about black lives matter, etc. he has many businesses including a catering business but he was sanctioned by the treasury department for among other things, funding the separatist in ukraine. funding support for military intervention in the ukraine. he ran what was called the internet research agency, a building in petersburg that was turning out all this fake news. me and my colleagues were looking at documents detailing what their intention was. there was an apartm

we karas to the window and stability of these people all important around the president. >> reporter:t, chris. good morning. some of the president's allies on capitol hill who have grown weary of the chaos and the back fighting, the insults coming out of the white house, are now calling for all the combatants can cut it out. meanwhile, the president, in controversy now, the white house in what is essentially a mode of trying to fix a huge problem, is looking at the situation where the president called for a challenge of the iq of the secretary of state as simply a joke made by the president. >> he wasn't questioning the secretary on of state's intelligence. he made a joke. maybe you guys should get a sense of humor and try it sometime. >> reporter: white house press secretary sarah sanders downplaying the president's latest jab at his embattled secretary of state, insisting the president was kidding when he boasted about having a higher iq than tillerson during an interview with "forbes" magazine. but it is not the first time mr. trump has used such a line. >> some of the pundits, the

british actress and model kara della 15 saying she too was assaulted by the hollywood mog mogul.ng saying this has to stop. >> i hope it's a tipping point. the fact that all these women have been brave enough to come out and speak i respect enormo enormously. >> reporter: former vice-president joe biden weighing in. >> this long pastime for the powerful men in hollywood to speak up, to be strong enough, to say something. >> reporter: it appears the movie mogul is preparing for potential criminal charges. by adding lawyers to his team. while the company he founded with his brother bob issue as statement saying the allegatio s against harvey weinstein came as a quote utter surprise ". >> the claims somewhat contradicted by the reporting of the new york times which broke the original story. the times now saying the weinstein company was aware of cements being made with women at least are a far back as 2015. >>> in los angeles, jonathan hunt, fox news. >>> back to your fox 29 weather authority. let's take a live look at wildwood right now. do you think it's a beach day, iain? >> not

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happiest day of my life on professional basis to see these fights end i'd like to congratulate mike and kara swisher for joining the board. they have so much information it's unbelievable. it's great to see we're on the road to ipo. it's great to see massive growth that spiked the chaos that occurred in 2017 as a shareholder i cannot wait for 2017 to end and for us to be on track to focus on the core business which, let's face it, what's amazing about this company is despite all of the mistakes that have been made, we are still growing at a tremendous pace. i think it's fantastic that travis remains involved in the company, despite the mistakes he's made, i am still a huge travis fan and i would like to see him regain the ceo spot in two, three, four years i think there's a path to do that i think dara is the right person to take it public. i think he's the right person to lead it through these troubled times. nothing would be better than travis to support dara through the next two or three years and then regain, like steve jobs did, his seat at the top of the company in 2021. >> mike, in a

joining mow now kara lee. one of the authors, the queen of this exclusive report. carol, talk us through the last 124 hours. the first 24 hours, they talked about him wanting to resign. and what we heard from the white house is it's despicable, fake news. yet inside the white house, we had the opposite response. >> yes. inside the white house we've been told the president was very angry when this report came out. he thought that secretary tillerson didn't go far enough in refusing to flatly deny that he called the president a moron. instead he said he's not going to address comments like that. that was not enough for the president. and a for a number of white house officials, in their minds said he did say if there was any doubt. you had this meeting between john kelly and secretary mattis and secretary tillerson at the white house after he delivered that statement and took questions from reporters. and you know better than anyone that these are the guys who got together with tillerson and tried to convince him to stay when he was threatening to resign. so the thre

. >> kara lawson will be one of the first women serving as a primary analyst for an nba team. she's here in the studio. we are very excited. we are also excited to have dave johnson who is also the voice of the wizards on the radio. >> this is how it all starts. we're going to spend a lot much time together the next few months as well. you'll be on nbc sports washington with steve buck hanson, as wendy and jim just mentioned. we talk about being a primary analyst, a woman primary analyst on an nba team. is that much on your mind or does this really seem like a natural progression? because basketball has been so much of your life right into comment ating for espn. >> i think it's a little bit of both. i started in this industry 14 years ago. i first started working with the sacramento kings as a pregame halftime post game analyst in that capacity. that was a goal i set for myself early on in the business. man, this would be really cool team, to call the games, to be part of the group, to travel, and get a chance to really embed yourself in a team for a season. and lo and behold

joining us now nbc's kasie hunt on capitol hill, kara shisher and malcolm nance also msnbc terrorismnalyst and author of "the plot to hack america." i want to ask you but i will wait. first i want to talk about the news at hand which is social media testifying on capitol hill today. what did we learn? >> i have to tell you that first i want to talk about your marriage and congratulations to you and the newly minted mr. katy tur. congratulations to you both. >> welcome to the club. on the social media front this is something where the question and the evolution of what the social media companies have been able to do is an important part of this puzzle because they were unwilling to help in any way to turn over information. they were insisting that this is not something they could comply with based on privacy concerns. i think they realized that the political pressure was very intense. so i think that the way that this is going to play out, the more we learn and the numbers that you read through are just staggering the number of voters that came across something that was touched by the