brian cox then known for his role in the king of family drama as king lear known for churchill. bourne films x.-men two braveheart and rise of the blood of the apes to name a few brian is an emmy and empire icon went to a nominee for golden globe after and screen actors guild awards he joins me now brian welcome back to going underground so who you're playing dog sumner redstone walt disney what it's succession about none of the above you know i'm playing someone who's a self-made man it's kind of curious in a way because i really want to play a scottish foot be interesting if you played this kind of scottish logan roy i thought something was going to and said not only he's going to be american says he armstrong worked on veep yeah well he's a great us and it's his baby in the loop fantastic great wonderful wonderful wonderful writer group of writers the writers room is fantastic so anyway he he he said no no i think it's got to be american adam mckay who is the who directed the big short who's sort of gave it the series its style he said i'm sure of that it's got us maybe and t

the difference is of course king lear and he spends most of the but he spends the play haven't given his empire away whereas logan roy is in the process of taking his empire back having felt that his children home somehow not stepped up to the mark on but the stance of the story it's a kind of morality tale in many ways it doesn't fit any particular genre so therefore it's original because it doesn't as soon as you think it's one thing it moves to being something else but with the children it is this per any real problem of children of inherited wealth and their sense of entitlement which comes from nowhere now it's not their fault it's just the way they've been you know they've been. sort of conditions since childhood and that's the problem with these kids and the old man feels a soft and he's right he's not wrong he's absolutely right so in a sense they go through this rebaptised fire in order to find themselves again logan is a really interesting character because we always talk about the games it's the game and they never get the game which is what the business. as far as he's co

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imports of those key industrial metals mr trump's tweet also referenced the turkish lira slide the lear is a value on currency trading markets fell over eighteen percent as measured against the dollar after president said quote we are facing economic attacks today and we need to defend our country prompting mr trump's tariff raising tweet bloomberg reported this morning that the turkish lira is now the worst performing currency of twenty eight team edging out the argentine peso and it may have farther to fall as the end of the easy credit era continues to deflate the turkish economy mr trius latest international confrontation was prompted by the white house imposition of sanctions on turkish officials over the case of a u.s. pastor who has been charged with complicity in a coup attempt against mr heir to watch. and other currency and sanctions news in the region next door to turkey the value of the russian ruble is seguing has hit

now it's time for a look at the weather, with louise lear. hello.th clarity skies and the best of the breaks in the cloud have been further south and east. as you can see by this weather watcher picture from east sussex. quite a lot of cloud, particularly further north and west. and that has brought some rain with it as well. for the remainder of the day of the best of the sunshine we will see the best of the warmth, with highest values perhaps into the mid—20s. further north and west, the cloud the breeze, a little bit cooler and fresher. it looks like that rain will continue to push south and east overnight, so some welcome rain for gardeners and growers across much of england and wales. and it's not going to be quite as cold a night here. further north and west of it clearer skies, io—ii. let's take a look at the rain in more detail. it will steadily push south and east and into the afternoon it will be sitting across parts of lincolnshire, east anglia and down into the london area. some sunshine behind but a scattering of showers into the aftern

the lear are a battled in international markets today is off a whopping 40% for the year. >> turkey is going to feel a lot of pain. what happens they should back down. donald trump is using tariffs extremely effectively and too good purpose. >> united states government sanctions can somebody a very effective tool in bringing various governments to the table with us or encourage countries to comply or to better set of behaviors. >> the administration's willingness to use economic sanctions to influence behaviors across the global has roiled markets, allies and alike. beijing unfair trade practices this week dropped new tariff demands on u.s. crude. and pyongyang is balking at what it's called gangster like negotiating tactics by the americans in the effort to denuclearize that country. in a statement the north koreans said as long as the u.s. continues to deny basic decorum with its dialogue partner, one really can't expect any progress to be made on denuclearization. just the latest indication, mike, of a change in tone for sure. now that there is a trump administration, mike? >> mike:

turkey is in trouble as the lear us lives from one his story glow to the next president of the russians up the rhetoric and his comes are meant to sell their gold and bile iraq to help defend the country against cold foreign enemies. trouble for europe's biggest budget airline ryanair hundreds of pilots a walk in off a twenty four hours in a europe wide coordinated strike. this is the business president russia type add on is telling turks to exchange gold and hard currency into leone friday framing turkey's currency crisis as a national battle against economic enemies the mirror has lost its value this year and fell further on his comments it was trading at around six point zero five to the dollar after he spoke as nearly nine percent weaker on the day european markets have already been falling on worries over texas economy and further developments president donald trump from the u.s. said he wants to double tariffs on turkish steel and many of. turkey's economic boom was fueled by government spending but the upswing has come to an end official forecast suggests the economy will only gr

aluminum imports apparently over anchor's arrest of an american christian pastor on terrorism charges the lear is nosedives the european markets tumble for the bridge of time to one is calling it an economic war and promises turkey will emerge victorious. president tried to reassure a nervous public saying his government had the situation under control he promised turkey would ward off what he called an attack from abroad and called for an international struggle. if anyone has dollars euros or gold under their pillows they should go exchange it for turkish lira said our banks this is a national domestic battle this will be my people's response to those who have waged an economic war against us. president trying to impose sanctions on turkey because of its refusal to allow an american pastor andrew brunson to return to the u.s. try and strengthen the sanctions in a twitter announcement which adds insult to injury in turkey's growing economic crisis. turkey accuses brunson of espionage and terrorist activities despite sustained economic growth the lira has lost more than a third of its value the

so there's richard the third and people who maybe work originally tyrants returned iraq like king lear but he's trying to look at what are the common personality traits and political hires that surround tyranny. and so there's kind of a logical disregard for the feelings or even the reality of other people and what they're going through. there's extreme pathological narcissism continuing everything from one's own perspective and needs and insatiable appetites to their sadism and are relished in only other people and ridiculing them and mocking them. then there is a systematic contents for the law and for rule and there's an idea that tyrants trample all norms, all matters, all forms of civility and civilization. so mention a single word about any current political leader administration or political party, but it's enormously insightful about what's going on. it describes enablers, polluters, people who surround the tyrants and possible for the tyrants to continue what he's doing and when i say, it is basically a man. i suppose lady catherine comes closest to being a tyrant but she in t

with by the credit both things and talk at the same time that's the challenge of being or going to lear and i was three months. at which you thrust the pole down is crucial then he would just your course through growing motions. the constant dollar centered you're on your own out front who's boss. i'm not too sure about this at first it works quite well but i end up steering us into the bushes but i better take cover under the benches. run aground but yet gets us back on track. for this it. was a little help i started to get the hang of it. so that's a really good look it's going really well. there's a first time for everything and honestly it could have been worse. sanjay thank you so much that was a lot of fun i hope it wasn't too bad i think are great. for a newbie like me this calm little creek was just right but as far as rivers go it's nothing compared to let's say india's ganges river it's hinduism is a most sacred river which is just one of the aspects that made our viewer norris pre-term want to visit he's from delhi and traveled to the holy city of lara nasi and the result is

you can see the big plume of sm jusmhi learing its throat. >> that comes right before the big cough,hough, doesn't it? >> that's why the national geologist issued a yellow alert which means they're keeping an eye on it because they do foresee some explosive activity. it is a stratto volcano which means the eruption can be a bit violent. at this point there's been no interrupgs to people and their activities but they are keeping a close eye on the volcano and its activity. >>> animals have emotions just like humans, when they see us after a long time, they're happy. when they're stranded on the edge by the water and they think they might fall in and die they get scared, but this poor little dog. it is on the edge. it can't get out. they've lowered down a net basket and this dog is being encouraged to jump in. >> the dog is hold on a minute. this is my rescue? you want me to jump into the water? >> the water is coming through the basket, so, yeah, the dog is like not having any of it. finally somebody steps in with a better idea than just the net. somebody comes out through this hole t

>> norman lear gave you "all in the family," "good times," "the jeffersons." different looks at what real niched versions of the american family were in different segments of this country. >> mixed up families. >> what do you mean mixed up? >> zebra city. he's white, she's black, kids are medium rare. >> it was basically all flawed characters but that was what was good about it. people could relate to the fact that these were not perfect human becomes, far from it. >> you could draw a line, right there. that's where it started to change. and that paved the way for everything that came after. >> i'm going to get married when i'm 23. >> 23. >> and i'll have a husband named bud. >> husband named bud? bud what? >> bud huxtable. >> "the cosby show" in the '80s normalizes the black experience in a way that was super important. that felt more like my family than what i heard the myth of the black family was. >> how are you going to get into college with grades like this? >> no problem. >> huh? >> i'm not going to college. >> damn right. >> we had "cosby show," family

the russian opposition lear has been sentenced to 30 days in jail for breaking public protest losthis year. " accused authorities -- in court he accused authorities of detaining him for taking part in another protest. went -- u.n.um rights investigators say military leaders in myanmar should be investigated for genocide, war crimes, ancrimes against almanity, and referred to the international crimourt. the inquiry found reports of rder, rape, and torture against the rohingya. hundreds have been forced to flee to bangladesh. a warning, there are distressing accounts and flash photography. reporter: for a year in thisnd ineak ape, the rohingya have been sufferg, bereaved, uprooted, lost. giving harrowing accounts of ths brutality ay they suffered maat the hands of the myan military. today we met rashid. he saythey murdered 12 of his relatives. >> they made the men stand and the women d children squat on the ground. then they opened fire and killed the men. then they took the women inside the house and set it on fi. reporter: he is convinced it was genocide, and so while he welcomes toda

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear.night tonight. with the remnants of a frontal system easing away from the southeast, skies will clear and the wind direction coming from and light northwesterly, so a cool source, temperatures likely to fall to single figures across the country. low single figures in rural parts of scotland. so a chilly start to thursday morning, a sunny one though as we go through the day we start to see more in the way of cloud and a risk of a few isolated showers almost anywhere but favoured spots are further north and west. if you keep with the sunshine you'll see highs of 21 degrees, generally 15—18, so fresher feel for all. as we move out of thursday into friday, again it could be if you keep with the sunshine you'll see highs of 21 degrees, generally 15—18, so fresher feel for all. as we move out of thursday into friday, again it could be a cool start plenty of sunshine and we will keep the sunshine in eastern areas with more clouds are starting to gather to the west and the odd spot or two of r

here's louise lear. hello. the east, highs of 25, 206 today and in the east, highs of 25, 20 6 degrees. further north and west, a different story, a cloudy and drizzly and grey day in windermere, in cumbria. that cloud is going to continue to invade from the west through tonight. acting a little bit like the duvet, it will trap some of that warmth we have seen trap some of that warmth we have seen during the day and it will be quite mild night tonight, but it will also bring rain with it. welcome rain for gardens, not sure weather the farmers are bringing in the harvest will welcome that rain, but moving in across wales, the midlands and down into the south—west. temperatures here perhaps 15, 16, 17 degrees. we start off tomorrow with a lot of cloud and some rain will take time to ease away. in the midlands, across lincolnshire and into east anglia and the london area by lunchtime. behind it, quite a clearance with sunshine coming through. fresh appeal generally and quite breezy along the north west exposed coa

now it is time for the weather, with louise lear. hello there.some heavy rain, an inch or two macksville, and temperatures really struggle to climb above the mid— teens. it felt, dare i say it, almost autumnal. i can hear you sighing as we speak. there is the potential for sighing as we speak. there is the potentialfor summer to sighing as we speak. there is the potential for summer to return as we move into the early part of september, albeit briefly. we could see temperatures in the south—east climbing to 27 degrees, that is into the 80s yet again. moron that it a moment, for wednesday we have these weather fronts crossing the country, producing some sharp showers in the south—east. another very weak affair as it brings a band of cloud, showery bits and pieces of rain as it sweeps its way steadily south and east. behind it somewhat brighter and fresher conditions with a scattering of showers in the north—west. high spells of 14 to 17 degrees, to the south of the front we could see highs of 22, 70 two fahrenheit. high pressure building in behind

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if there is anyone who has dollars euros or gold on the pillars that you go exchange for lear is it all banks this is the national. the mystic battle this will be my people's response to those who have waged an economic war against turkey's currency has lost more than thirty per cent of its value so far this year at least fifteen percent of that was just some thursday night the turkish kaname has been struggling for a few years of recombination of several financial and political factors the lira tumbled even faster after just presidential election which gave all executive powers to president are john i wish that. or mr r. and his you know eighteen would be very very ready to. a robust economic program today after they have been elected are fortunate with a little bit later on that as a growing about fragile economy the lira was not protected against any current suspect lation especially after the two thousand and sixteen failed coup and turkey's continuing dispute with the united states over every right jeff issues has not made things easy the most urgent disagreement has been this dete

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pastor has been held on terrorism charges are no one is urging citizens to sell their dollars and buy lear and to prop up the currency. dollar will not stand in our way do no hurry about it i see it again i call on you all citizen to change the euros dollars into gold that you are keeping beneath your pillows into liras in our banks this is a domestic and national struggle we will not lose his economic will we will respond to those sure we can make anonymous source against with our national currency. evans who the rebels have backed the un's calls for an independent investigation into an airstrike that hit a school bus the movie say the attack by the saudi led coalition killed at least fifty people including twenty nine children the coalition insists the strike inside our province was aimed at legitimate targets. palestine's health ministry says a volunteer medic has been killed by israeli fire and gaza as protests take place along the border the demonstrations are testing and on the easy truce between hamas and israel on thursday that seems far followed two days of intense violence in whi

bus boarding will begin lear at 8:. at elliott high and transport students to garnett patterson middle school in northwest. those buses willtu bringnts back here to elliott hine and tomorrow as well at dismissal.an studentse dropped off directly, but there will be limited adultupervision there. dropoff between 8:45 and 9:00 a.m. on thursdaay and fr an students can also be picked up directly from the school as ll startingt 2:45 from garnett patterson. we also have a look inside at the damage that contractors are hw up against, ceiling damage because ofvy rain that came in on tuesday afternoon. also causing flooding in several areas of the school as well. now, we can tells you at t point if you have you any questions, parents, you can still call the number that will connect you to staff now working out of gar threnett patterso justin finch, news 4. >> hopefully they can get that cleaned up. one high school is trying to go cellphone free. >> stunt studentsig at wilson school have to put their phones in what is called a yon

way for lears the canada to rejoin the talks with -- ign minister christopher short a trip to europe to visit with washington. welcome, busy day for you. what does this deal mean for mexico, felipe? kathleen. well, this deal implies it's good news for mexico in general. specifically, when you compare t relative to what the alternatives were. main alternative was the u.s. is away ng away or walking from the north american free trade agreement that would have ad significant negative connotations for the mexican economy given the importance of countries en the two for the mexican economy. other alternatives, or the other reason why this is so positive mexico is that even though there is still a lot of details that we do not know and have to wait for those to the exact assessment of the impact of the new agreement on between both companies, the details that we ave seen so far seem manageable. they will probably have some negative nd implications. we'll see some losers and depending on which sectors you're looking at but overall the changes seem pretty manageable. good, just getting somet

. >> i'm lear today to sign our new defense bill into law. and to pay tribute to the greatest soldierings in the history of the world, the united states army. >> he gave military a $700 billion budget increase, which they done even ask for. >> national defense other act is the most significant investment in our military. and our war fighters in modern history. i am very proud to be a big, big part of it. >> we don't want another thunder jet, they of like don't give us another nuclear bomb. >> i hate to say this, but nobody stands a chance against you folks. liz: president trump visits in new york signing biggest military spending bill in history, toughens our stance with russia and china, we bring in european parliament member nl nigel farage. and rebring in ohio congressman jim jordan on that. peter strzok, omarosa, and more. facebook you were under fire against for blocking conservatives, we have a republican congressional candidate who said that facebook senatorred her, thank you. money, politics. i am elizabeth macdonald the "evening edit

one thing that we're emphasizing is social and emotionalng lear if i was a child, this would be a classroom that would be fun to be in. i know it's a little dark outside at thisime of day, but if it was daytime, you would see rock creek park right outside our window, just to add more to the experience of what learning at bran croft will feel like this year. >> he at bancroft, 600 students this year? >> correct.to y we have 575 enrolled. we've exceeded our enrollment numbers. >> thank you for your time. a look i a very modern class at bancroft. coming up at 6:45, we're taking you outside for a surprise that bancroft is offering. back to you in the studio. >> i like that tease, justin. thank you so mu. >>> 6:05 right now. developing this morning, for those of you traveling, we have an alert if you plan on taking . amtr there could be residual delays because of a fire that happened near the tracksyesterday. service was suspended in philadelphia for a few hours. right now two out of four tracks are open. >>> alsotoday, watch thatead food on route 1. the speed limit is reduced between slaters la

no doubt about that.en skies have learing out overnight and the east facing of the lincoln memorial ther sitting in sunshine at the end of the national mall there. four things to know about the weather. the heavy rain threat is over. there's still a chance for a passing shower later on this afternoo today's rain not like yesterday. turning less humid and humidity wi be on vacation for several days. already rain across the mounins of west virginia. that will be our mid-afternoon rain chance. here it is on future weather. about 2:00 in the afternoon. the chance for a passing shower or ahunder shower. no severe weather expected today. temperaturewise, s an70s as you step outside the door. highs today, upper 0s inhe shenandoah valley. forecast the ten-day which brings back high heat by next week. that's coming you. melissa? >> good morning, chucff first 4 t alert in montgomery county. pedestrian struck, piney branch road shut down at dale drive. investigators are on whe scene. tane or carol avenue to work around that. outer loop at colesville, that crashil cleared. a bit of a delay. lane blo

. >> stephen: norman lear just signed a deal to update equal all in the family" and "maude." >> he hashow you can update "all in the family?" you need you, carroll o'connor. >> i'm actually older than archie was. i could play archie. i could go the other way, big the bigot. >> stephen: oh, carroll o'connor, carol o'connor was a real liberal. unreconstructed f.d.r. liberal. >> he was way farther to the left than i was when was amazing. everybody said, "you can redo 'all in the famili'." i said, what do you mean? we're living it. we have archie in the white house. >> stephen: unfortunately, he means it. he means it ( cheers and applause ) you got a new movie called "shock and awe." >> right. >> stephen: you directed it new movie called "shock and awe." what's it about? >> it's about these four journalists in the run-up to the war in iraq. and they were from knight ridder, jonathan landay, warren strobel, joe galloway, and john walcott, and they got it all right. >> stephen: there were very few people. >> there was nobody-- the mainstream media basically was traumatized by 9/11, and they

we thank you as always so very much for being lear with us. good night from nbc headquarters here in new york. [ music playing ] >>> well, this morning the war of words continues between president trump and omarosa. the former white house aid accused the president of using the "n" word the white house cannot guarantee there is an audio recording of it. >>> a grand jury report is revealing decades of more than 300 predator priests. >>> the death toll is rising in italy after a bridge collapse, workers are trying to clear wreckage and debris honing to find any possible survivors. well, good morning to you. it's

learing out a bit. we'll get back into a mix of clouds and sunshine. a couple of raindrops near frostburg. very small chance of an occasion a afternoon shower o two. all these highlighted in loudoun, efairfax, pri william into frederick county, marylandh west virginia. they're active flood warnings. with a lot of high water, turn around, don't drown. don't make the first responders come out to pull you out of the water. temperatures in the mid and upper 60s in the shenandoah va70ey. low closer to town. what do you need to put on the kids going to schooltoday? only the small umbrella. yesterday you needed that golf umbrella. today a pocketembrella in c ths a pop-up shower. the grade today. b-plus. 86 today. today's rain chance only 30%. lower rain chances and lower humidity in the days to come. that part of the forecast in a few. let's check onit the commute melissa mollet. >>> taking a look at the roads. manassas piper lane at 28, still has the lanes blocked because of street flooding. commuters, youseave to another entrance to get in there if you're t

according to the , "new york timeesident trump is eager to sit down with special counsel robert mueller learimself of any wrongdoing. oh, yes, please do that. [ light laughter ] that would be like when the cops show up at your party and your drunkest friend like, "i'll talk to 'em. what do you stupid idiots want? hey!" [ laughter ] according to reports, special counsel robert mueller wants to ask president trump about obstruction of justice. said trump, "oh, it's easy. first you fire the fbi director [ light laughter ] despite not being allowed to introduce the photos in court, special counsel robert mueller's office says publicly released photos of extravagant purchases made by former trump campaign af chair paul mt. "two suits," yelled bernie sanders. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] "my suits are timeshare!" [ laughter ] during an event at the white house last night, a pro-trump pastor told a group of religious leaders that presidentrump is, quote, "probably going to be the most pro-black president in his lifeti." afterwards trump said, "that was great, we should always have a codian

it was there the veterans fdst lear the news.here was a moment of shock, a moment of emptiness, and one by one, tse veterans started sharing stories about john mccain. >> he was one of a kind. >> reporter: throughout ore night, memies of affection. >> he's definitely going to bes somebody thaard to replace. >> reporter: somebody recalling the news reports of half a century ay when t first heard of the navy fighter pilot shot down and tooke. capt >> he was not only a prisoner of war, not only was he bayonetted when he crash nded, he coul have gotten out a lot earlier and he choseo stay in that prison. >> that's john mccain. he neverer fa. never. >> reporter: it was from here that the maverick took his fights towashington >> he did what he felt in his heart was right. he couldn't be bucked and i think that's what i admired abou him. ra d >> reporter: dem agreed with him and disagreed with him, republichs agreed w him and disaeed with him, but time and time again heut talked abo how important arizona was to him and he put arizona fi

they're tree to leafree to leare day. >>> don't miss full circle on facebook. some of the stories that we cover. you can see it week night as 6:25 p.m. eastern. if you haven't checked it out, you should. it's a fun show. >>> the news continues right now. i want to hand it over to chris. "cuomo prime time" starts now. >> thank you, anderson. i am chris cuomo. welcome to "prime time." president trump is attacking the special counsel like never before, including a declaration today that he could be running the probe himself if he really wanted to. really? >>> former a.g. michael mukasey is here. what he sees as the reality of what trump has to worry about and when the probe should end and how. we're going to zero in on why trump is so panicked about ducking the mueller interview. this notion of a perjury trap, is it real? one of his close confidants will be here with some insight into why trump is so newly panicked. >>> and the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani, told me last week facts are in the eye of the beholder. i told him that's not true. he then w

including romeo and juliet withjudi dench and john stride and king lear with glenda jackson.s thought to be much bigger than just the cases reported, so a campaign has been launched to warn those planning their retirement. i'll be looking at how big the problem could be. a promise of more power for social housing tenna nts, as ministers launch a new deal for renters in england. labour calls the plans "pitiful", with no new money for houses. a war of words betweenjeremy corbyn and israel's prime minister over mr corbyn's imvolvement in a palestinian wreath laying ceremony. e—cigarettes may be more harmful than previously thought, according to new research. andy murray suffers another setback on his return from injury. he was beaten in the first round of the cincinnati 0pen, his 4th tournament after a year out. good morning from saint colburn ‘s, we are surrounded i sunflowers. a clear message to me not to walk on them. the forecast across the north—west, we would see some rain across the south and east where it will be dry with sunny spells. more in15 will be dry with sunny sp

now it's time for a look at the weather with louise lear. good evening. we go through the night tonight, we see quite a lot of cloud invading from the west, and that's going to push its way right across the country. it will bring outbreaks of rain and rather windy conditions on those exposed northwest coasts, in comparison to last night, those temperatures will hold up, perhaps just overnight lows of 12—15 degrees. so it looks likely that there will be some usable weather around for the weekend. mostly dry on saturday, but there will be a little more in the way of rain around perhaps on sunday. any rain will be fairly light and patchy across the scottish borders and northern ireland, i suspect, for the start of the weekend, but still pretty windy on those exposed northwest coasts. further south, lighter winds and the cloud will break up and allow for some sunshine to come through, so temperatures will respond. mid—20s quite possible, 2a or 25 degrees. as we move into the second half of the weekend, there's the potential for a little more rain, but the bes

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weisselberg and then there's another individual, it's not ,lear who that other individual is but could or example, one of the family members is mentioned. so this could potentially expand very quickly to other individus, even if prosecutors are focused on that transaction because i don't expect prosecutors to ask willy-nilly about everything related to the trump organization. >> caleb melby, how transparent has the tmp organization been over the years? how much is known? we know the president has t released his own tax returns. how much is known and not known what are thestions you as a reporter would have about it? well, yeah, we've see throughout the campaign and throughout the election all sorts of stories about, say, the relationship with deutsche bance orrelationship with certain partners overseas that have had their own legal troubles in those jurisdictions. it's a private company. they have not disclosed, typically, more thaanything that any other private company. do the one benefit reporters have had over the last couple ofha years ispersonal financial disclosure that trump has

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here with me in studio, cnn's abby philip, lisa lear with the associated press and cnn's sara murray. here it is. the jury -- the prosecution makes its ways it's about lies. what do we make about the significance here. the idea to shimon's point, this isn't really about rick gates. it's about the paper, the financial documents and crimes we detailed to you. prosecution a tad nervous the defense did a good job undermining rick gates? >> they just decided to bloody up the guy they believe to be the prosecution's star witness, rick gates. what we're seeing from prosecuti prosecutor, we're acknowledging you may not like this guy and think he engaged in plenty of unsavory activities but look how his story lines up with everything else we've shown you. the documents that were falsified. the bookkeepers, the accountants that you've heard from. this is a big test for the special counsel. in part because this is just paul manafort's first trial. hes also facing a second trial in another jurisdiction. if they're unable to get a conviction here, that's going to be a huge plblow to them. they're

much for being lear with us. good night from nbc headquarters here in new york. >> all right. well, the federal criminal trial of the president's campaign chair is going to go to the jury tomorrow. the defense and the prosecution have rested their respective sides of the case, closing arguments will be tomorrow. the judge in this case likes to keep the closing arguments from both sighs sides to one single day in the room. because of that we have every reason to believe the prosecution will start their closing arguments on time and it will go an hour and a half to two hours depending on how long the prosecutor is able to convince the judge that he should be allowed to go on. then after the prosecution, there will be the closing argument from the defense and then the jury will get it. of course there is absolutely no way to tell how long the jury will deliberate on paul manafort's fate. if the president's campaign chairman, paul manafort, is convicted, we should keep in mind that that would probably mean that this particular criminal case against manafort would keep going. paul

we thank you as always so very much for being lear with us.well, the federal criminal trial of the president's campaign chair is going to go to the jury tomorrow. the defense and the prosecution have rested their respective sides of the case, closing arguments will be tomorrow. the judge in this case likes to keep the closing arguments from both sighs sides to one single day in the room. because of that we have every reason to believe the prosecution will start their closing arguments on time and it will go an hour and a half to two hours depending on how long the prosecutor is able to convince the judge that he should be allowed to go on. then after the prosecution, there will be the closing argument from the defense and then the jury will get it. of course there is absolutely no way to tell how long the jury

>> this idea that they lear from the president saying, gosh, how did don junior get caught up in this? don junior is supposed to be off hunting somewhere raising money for republicans in texas. the president almost couldn't believe don junior somehow got sucked in the middle of this, in digs belief that don junior was the one who got pulled in. >> more from ashley and her colleagues at the post, that despite his private concern for those like donald junior in public, quote, trump is a man roaring. trump is more than ever channeling his frustration and fear into a ravenous grievance. he is churning out false statements with greater frequency and attacking his perceived enemies with intensifying fury. >>> it has not been years with the trump administration, despite the fact we might all age that amount of time. how does this report around his state of mind square with what you know? >> well, i think the hard thing always with trump is to gauge changes in state of mind because it's really a moment to moment proposition. there's been mornings where he fires -- he'll be angry about somethi

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