simone sanders, ryan lizza and alice stewart have to say about that. and also with me to talk about that and other news is mr. fareed zakaria. >> really? >> yes. he's staying up late. >> very well done. and just for you. >> yeah. we're going to hear what he -- you know, he is very plugged in on what happens overseas. he is an expert. and he's going to talk to us about this "washington post" reporter khashoggi being killed and what happens with our relationship with saudi arabia right now. >> great guests, d-lemon. i'll see you in a second. >> see you. >> so she is president trump's voice around the globe. for a little while longer at least. so what happened tonight when nikki haley spoke for herself at one of the most famous dinners in politics? it's a big stage. the ambassador unplugged. next. how can we say when you book direct at choicehotels.com you always get the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed?

huge crowds have turned out for what's been described as an anti-racism and anti-poverty lizza march through but in the event brought together a wide range of groups including this ickle parties probe refugee groups gay rights and muslim organizations. road less traveled have a two hundred kilometers from cabinet to join the demonstration in berlin at home she's a volunteer helping migrants. in him against time here along with many others who believe we must have an open and free society that doesn't just mean demanding that it means actively doing something about it and then have the best of us to tour. the sheer number of people who turned out to demonstrate show us how deep the concern is about the rice a frightening populism in germany. yet you know i've got people here don't want to let driving demonstrators take over the streets it's already disappeared major demonstration in germany since to end of september it's against racism and against social exclusion recently tens of thousands of people demonstrated in hamburg and to munich under the macho autumn of solidarity. it was at

i want to bring in now phil mudd and ryan lizza, gentlemen, good evening to you. thank you for joining us. we're seeing the disturbing images on this man's minivan and the numerous threats he made on twitter. he threatened me. phil, he also threatened you. >> he did. i was walking around cnn this afternoon, and somebody walked up and said, you know, this guy's on your twitter feed. and this goes back to, i think it was august 24th. it takes you a moment or two to realize -- and i get hate mail as i'm sure you do. but someone who was just arrested for the potential of murdering even dozens of people if any of those had blown up in a mailroom, for example. >> two presidents. >> that's right. actually said a couple months ago, i want you on the list and you should hug your loved ones. you walk away and say every time you walk down the street, every time you go into a cafe, more people approach you than approach me. but they come up to me everybody day. you got to look at them when they put their hand out, we're in an environment we got to say, is this person okay? i

i want to bring in susan glasser and ryan lizza. here now. good evening. susan, you heard president trump denounce the bombs at the same time blame the media for being part of the problem. did you expect more from him? >> to be honest, don, no i'm not surprised by this evening. in many ways it's the story of the trump presidency. we're often shocked by things that he does or doesn't do in this case but not necessarily surprised. it was controversial for him to continue to go ahead with the rally as it was after what really amounts to a fairly unprecedented coordinated would be attack. you know, sending these bombs to a wide array, two former presidents of the united states. i just can't think of another public official in any context in our public life who would have acted in such a brazen manner today. i noted that he never even mentioned the names of the targets who were sent these packages today. and i thought that was very notable at his rally. you know, he was told to tone it down. he didn't attack hillary clinton. he also never mentioned that two of

back with me now, ana navarro, ryan lizza, and susan glasser.the new york times" is reporting that the former trump campaign official rick gates sought online manipulation plans from an israeli intel firm -- this was in 2016 -- to help defeat hillary clinton and republican primary opponents. they report there's no evidence that the trump campaign acted on it, but how significant is this information in this report? >> well, you know, ryan compared the mueller investigation to that, you know, iceberg that keeps just floating on. you occasionally see evidence of it. this is a fascinating subplot in the mueller investigation that suggests there's a whole story there that may emerge to be much more significant in terms of the connections between the trump campaign and efforts to bring in people to manipulate the election. that's fundamentally what this story is about. it's a really interesting, provocative report. by the way, it features donald trump jr. in the story as also having had a meeting with a key person involved in this story. this is an is

i want to bring in now phil mudd and ryan lizza, gentlemen, good evening to you. thank you for joining us. we're seeing the disturbing images on this man's minivan and the numerous threats he made on twitter. he threatened me. phil, he also threatened you. >> he did. i was walking around cnn this afternoon, and somebody walked up and said, you know, this guy's on your twitter feed. and this goes back to, i think it was august 24th. it takes you a moment or two to realize -- and i get hate mail as i'm sure you do. but someone who was just arrested for the potential of murdering even dozens of people if any of those had blown up in a mailroom, for example. >> two presidents. >> that's right. actually said a couple months ago, i want you on the list and you should hug your loved ones. you walk away and say every time you walk down the street, every time you go into a cafe, more people approach you than approach me. but they come up to me everybody day. you got to look at them when they put their hand out, we're in an environment we got to say, is this person okay? i

krista lizza of cn," what papadopoulos already admitted to doing, lying to -- is a very big deal.the dozen counts laid out in the manafort indictment.t. back in december, "the new york times" published a story saying it was papadopoulos' 2016 meeting with an australian diplomat that launched the fbi's probe without any help from the clinton finance campaign. the fbi did not talk to the diplomat until the counterintelligence probe was already launched. and there was a code name. cross fire hurricane. >> it's suspicious that when he drops this information on me. >> unsolicited! >> they want to figure out info on this particular topic.nf it seems like it was some sort of sting opportunity gone bad to be quite honest with you. >> republicans on the hill believes that suggest special counsel was launched based on trumped up charges. democrats continue to insist no, all about the president's allies trying to undermine mueller's findings which we now expect to come after the midterms. tucker? >> tucker: ed henry, thanks a lot. democrats tell us they believe survivors, but not all survivo

. >>> ryan lizza and a.b. stoddard are here.e same breath he said we'll leave nothing uncover buddy all i can do is tell you what the saudi king told me. that is not all you can do. the president often opines on what he thinks beyond what someone has said. how dangerous is that? because it is almost verbatim what he has said about vladimir putin and election meddling. putin said he didn't do it. >> rogue killers is the new 400-pound person sitting in their basement. and i didn't even know this, that the saudi king after 9/11 just made something up, just lied. imagine george w. bush went out on to the white house lawn after he was informed of what the saudi king said and said oh, i just heard from the saudi king and this was an israeli plot. right? imagine how astonished we would all be. why did the saudi king do that? he may have known at the time that some of the names of the hijackers, 15 of them were saudi nationals, of course. so i think most presidents, when they're faced with a murder like this, what they talk about first

joining us to discuss that, cnn political analyst cara dimerjen and ryan lizza of esquire. cara, on the one hand i can see republicans back in the u.s., getting tough on russia. on the other hand, i can see nato supporters like, say, senator bob corker worried that once again we're breaking down u.s. ties with europe. >> yeah, there have been many fights about this in the annual defense bills in the last few years where you see proposals of, okay, if trump doesn't certify that this is going to be in force, then we're going to consider it not in force. but congress has never done anything to break the rules of the treaty. by saying we don't consider it intact, that's the u.s. stepping back from it officially, even if we say russia has been practically doing it. and a lot of members of congress who believe in the international order do not like to see that happen. they say, we can renegotiate the treaty. you're right that the chinese threat is a real one and has to be responding to modern day threats, it's not just about russia. but to completely scrap it and say we're not do

ryan lizza, symone sanders, alice stewart. symone? >> that was terrible. it's terrible.was a terrible ad. it was factually incorrect. i'd like to remind people that testimony is evidence. that there are many people that corroborated parts of dr. ford's story. if we had a full and thorough and not rushed investigation perhaps we would have found more information. all that set aside had, bringing -- it seems to me bringing up lynching for -- that some people on the right, i mean folks on the far right seem to want to bring up lynching and even black people that would like to be associated with this white house like to make lynching synonymous with anything that's happening in the mainstream media of the moment in a way i think the to scare and gin up very real feelings for black people in this country. i think that's dangerous. there's nothing -- there's nothing happening currently in america that is synonymous with lynching. > the pac behind this ad says it's supposed to appeal to black voters. there was a black man behind this ad. do you think it's effective? >> no, no,

let's discuss now with catherine rampell, scott jennings, and ryan lizza. hello, everyone.an you believe we're talking about a bar fight in new haven in 1985, after a ub 40 concert? i feel like i'm back in high school. >> i believe anything at this point, absolutely anything. >> i mean that is a -- >> underrated band by the way. people are mocking them on social media, but they had a few good hits. >> yeah. i mean talk about the why we're talking about this because it's not because -- if it's a one-off, that's a different thing. there is an fbi investigation going on. they're going to look into everything. if this shows a pattern, it could be significant. >> well, i'm -- >> a pattern of what? >> i'm of two minds about this. i feel like, you know, i blame brett kavanaugh for forcing us to discuss all of the idiotic things he did in high school and college by painting a certain picture of him. i mean it is ridiculous that all of us have to go back and talk about, you know, these ridiculous devil's triangle and all the rest and whether it's important about whether he threw ice

live in sunnyvale, lizza harrington, trend wood -- ktvu fox 2 news. >>> warning for anyone who recentlyilled up their gas tanks and the noble county. five credit card skimmers were found at two gas station on highway 12 and siesta way. you in the the map of the area. sheriff's deputies think skimmers may have been at the valero and begin gas station since october 5. deputies say anyone who recently bought gas at the stations to monitor their credit card and bank statement. >>> and reports as tourism in san francisco is thriving but there are warning signs that could change because of the city's problem with homelessness. >> when i landed there were 100 people everywhere on the street. just went in from new york on a it was probably more eye- opening than it was when i was in new york.>> we are staying at fisherman's wharf. and there are four or five people on different streets. it was a shock to us. selected travel association says tourism is expected to reach a record 26.1 million visitors this year. that is up more than two percent from 2017. the report predicts 2019 will be stronger,

patrol and local police departments are continuing to monitor the situation live in the newsroom, lizzaox 2 news. >>> starting to see the impact of a bomb scare on the bay area. just this morning we talked with bart police tell us that there are no specific threats against the transit system. martez increasing the number of officers including k-9 units patrolling the system. the visible presence of extra officers is meant to be a deterrent to would-be criminals and reassurance for passengers. >>> depart board of directors will consider expanding the use of surveillance technology to improve rider safety. early they have 14 -- 4000 surveillance cameras across the system. one improvement under consideration is to convert analog surveillance cameras to digital which would make it easier to collect and analyze footage. surveillance cameras were used to identify john cal, the man accused of the deadly stabbing of wilson at the macarthur station in oakland in july. >>> a team of arson investigators is looking into the cities latest fire at a building site under construction. 20 experts in the