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and that's what they believe it means, paul manafort is m, christopher steele is christopher steele.nd against what is unfolding here. taxes and et cetera, finally tonight, one sign, the molar investigation could be drawing to a right. we will will talk to jay sekulow. the special counsel will respect written answers from president trump to some questions regarding the russia probe, we will ask him his attorney jay sekulow about that in a few moments, but joining us now, it is now the number one best-selling book in the country, the russian hoax, the elicits games, clearing hillary clinton, fox news legal analyst gregg jarrett and fox news contributor sara carter, welcome both of you. i want to get to the mueller issue, let's get to the latest news. so christopher steele and bruce ohr are communicating some 70 communications, sarah, between the two of them and we have to fear that steele will be exposed, the desire to keep the firewall up, and he exposes that he expects ohr to deliver messages to robert mueller's team and now we find out that andrew weissmann was the one getting the

former trump campaign chairman m paul manafort may be close to a plea deal. >>> and dianne feinsteined on what information she gave to the fbi about supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. >> let's just stop there for a second. mike, they get a letter and say we're not going to tell you what's in the letter. but democratic staffers leaked to the press a source, we don't know if it's true or not but leak it at the last second. this is a guy who has been, whose life has been examined by the fbi and has been screened a lot of times in his life. this looks like a cheap last minute trick by democrats, whether you're for kavanaugh or not. but this is why a lot of people don't get involved in public service. >> first of all, are you surprised at this? >> no, i'm not surprised by it at all. for the democrats who are doing this -- >> yes, i agree. >> they are only hurting their cause. >> i agree. >> you just feel like, okay, if you're going to make an accusation that is devastating to somebody's character, you are going to smear somebody's character, don't say i have a letter, i'm not going to

the president did mention paul m manafort by name. he has not since this deal has made.make of the president's tweet and what this mean foss for the overall investigation. >> it gets harder and harder to call it a hitwitch hunt as it i piling up. we have several others pled guilty to serious crimes. the manafort crimes are not primarily about the campaign but he did confess to some conduct during the 2016 campaign that is some what troubling, various connections of oligarchs and some that could compromise him and this was all happening when he was running campaign. >> ken starr says we are a lot closer to getting to the truth than before and manafort pled guilty. he also talked about impeachment. i want to play that for you. >> do you think president trump will face the same faith as bill clinton which is impeachment. >> i hope not. impeachment is hell. the country should not be taken through that, unless there is a growing national consensus that impeachment is proper and yjust to way to go. >> the second one though that impeachment is a bad idea. >> so two things, firs

paul rose with s-f-m-t-a says the train was moving for most of the fight... but was stopped when the two passengers tried to push the younger man out.paul rose/sfmta- "we find the video very disturbing, and that's why we're working with the police department to fully investigate the matter. we've turned over our surveillance video from the train over to the police department to fully investigate this matter, um, and get to the bottom of what happened. rose says playing loud music on a train is a violation... which can result in a passenger being asked to leave a train, but not forced to pay a fine or be arrested. in this case, passengers notified the train operator about the fight... who reported it to their command center, which then called police.whitney taylor/rider- "you don't know what's going on in another person's life, and this person, you could say hey, could you please do something about it and they could be very warm and welcoming and say hey, i'm sorry, and if they don't, its not your responsibility." police were able to speak with both the man in

i think that is really bad news for paul manafort, yet another shoe dropping because we learned in the court filings that sam patten's former business partner is who m nener charged co-defendant with paul manafort in the upcoming sort of manafort 2 trial in d.c. later this month. so it didn't surprise me that the fbi and mueller's investigative team casts a wide net. they are trying to see what kind of inroads they can make to witnesses not just cooperating witnesses who are americans or american citizens, but perhaps even more broadly than that, potential witnesses who are russians who are ukranians and this didn't surprise me at all. >> and part of this, bruce ohr one of the lawyers here involved in this potential outreach to russian oligarchs, again we understand that president trump has really come at tfter this department of justice lawyer bruce ohr. >> yeah, he has. bruce is a career guy at the department before bruce met with one of the fellows the source of information who was involved in this whole steele dossier business. probably shouldn't have pretty with him by himself as a process kite tore, i didn't meet with sources of information un

donald trump makes of paul ma nafort what donald trump makes of paul manafort now, now that he has agreed to talk to the special prosecutor stea msecutor's team. paul ma nafort steam prosecutor's team. paul manafort has agreed to plead guilty to two charges of conspiracy, one in relation to his work for pro— russian ukrainians and the other for alleged witness tampering. —— prosecutor's team. he is a man, paul manafort, who has undergone one trial for manafort, who has undergone one trialfor bank manafort, who has undergone one trial for bank and tax fraud charges, he was found guilty of eight of those charges and is looking to spend quite a few more yea rs looking to spend quite a few more years in prison. it is highly significant, i think, years in prison. it is highly significant, ithink, that years in prison. it is highly significant, i think, that he has agreed now to talk to the special prosecutor's office. not least because in his nearly six months on the trump campaign paul manafort was present at some key moments, not least that now fateful meeting at trump tower in june least that now fateful meeting at trump tower inj

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paul rose with s-f-m-t-a says the train was moving for most of the fight... but was stopped when the two passengers tried to push the younger man out.paul rose/sfmta- "we find the video very disturbing, and that's why we're working with the police department to fully investigate the matter. we've turned over our surveillance video from the train over to the police department to fully investigate this matter, um, and get to the bottom of what happened. rose says playing loud music on a train is a violation... which can result in a passenger being asked to leave a train, but not forced to pay a fine or be arrested. in this case, passengers notified the train operator about the fight... who reported it to their command center, which then called police.whitney taylor/rider- "you don't know what's going on in another person's life, and this person, you could say hey, could you please do something could be very warm and welcoming and say hey, i'm sorry, and if they don't, its not your responsibility." police were able to speak with both the man in blue and the man

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paul rose with s-f-m-t-a says the train was moving for most of the fight... but was stopped when the two passengers tried to push the younger man out.paul rose/sfmta- "we find the video very disturbing, and that's why we're working with the police department to fully investigate the matter. we've turned over our surveillance video from the train over to the police department to fully investigate this matter, um, and get to the bottom of what happened. rose says playing loud music on a train is a violation... which can result in a passenger being asked to leave a train, but not forced to pay a fine or be arrested. in this case, passengers notified the train operator about the fight... who reported it to their command center, which then called police.whitney taylor/rider- "you don't know what's going on in another person's life, and ts person, you could say hey, could you please do something about it and they could be very warm and welcoming and say hey, i'm sorry, and if they don't, its not your responsibility." police were able to speak with both the man in b

paul rose with s-f-m-t-a says the train was moving for most of the fight... but was stopped when the two passengers tried to push the younger man out.paul rose/sfmta- "we find the video very disturbing, and that's why we're working with the police department to fully investigate the matter. we've turned over our surveillance video from the train over to the police department to fully investigate this matter, um, and get to the bottom of what happened. rose says playing loud music on a train is a violation... which can result in a passenger being asked to leave a train, but not forced to pay a fine or be arrested. in this case, passengers notified the train operator about the fight... who reported it to their command center, which then called police.whitney taylor/rider- "you don't know what's going on in another person's life, and this person, you could say hey, could you please do something about it and they could be very warm and welcoming and say hey, i'm sorry, and if they don't, its not your responsibility." police were with both the man in blue and the

you had clips of mitch mcconnell and paul ryan, house and senate leaders and there werey m dignitaries but when the ceremony ended, there was a flood andng still g on at night-fall with people sneaking in lines on the street around the capitol of ordinaryeoe, many who had never met john mccain. some were veterans who came wearing hats with patches, denoting their own, servi and said they felt they owed it to john mccain to honor h and be there in the room with his casket. some of them, many of them said they were democ who never voted for him and would never would have thought of voting foi but felt he represented a dying breed, aadg breed of statesman, of elected official who was willing to put his country or his o party and over himself and really them in ways they don't feel inspired by the politics they see today qo it waste powerful to talk to some of these people. there was a ln of grief that room but also a lot of inspiration. people seemed very elevated by the experience of being under the dome, sort of looking at the casket and thinking of what john mccain meant to tm. robert:

with all this there was talk ad even before th president was complpl coenting m that the president might consider pardoning paulafort. what does that look like right now? >> i think the calculus has to change now for the white house becae now that manafort is we know talking to mueller's office, if the president were th pard, i think this increases the chaps it looks like the president is offering him a k pardon ep him quiet and stop him doing that. the prosecutors today, i don't know if this was right preempt thatthey were making clear that there are other state charges for which the president afnnot pardon anyone for that hang over paul mat and possibly could be exerted some day. >> woodruff: and we still don't know about prison time for him. >> we don't yet. >> woodruff:. >william brangham,important sto. >> woodruff: as florence was closing in on the carolina coast this week, the size of the threat it posed rekindled the discussion about the role of climate change in today's weather patterns-- and how it may be intensifying this storm and other past hurricanes. amna nawaz joins that conversation for us now.e

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m -- branch, i think. >> you're saying that while paul manafort may have touched five plus different illegal things, theller is most interested in is whether to use the casual term, dirty money that touched anyone who might be on the receiving end of russian help. >> i think that's what they think that manafort is many the position to know the most about. he'll also know details about who said what to whom. that would involve jared kushner, roger stone. that would involve the president of the united states. he was in trump tower. he was in the building. he was many the 26th floor. there's a lot he would have heard. a lot of conversations and a lot of moments and a lot of rooms that manafort will be asked about. i do think because he was drawing for his own activities in ukraine from the same pool of money that the oligarchs were filling, that's one of the key aspects of what mueller wants to go after with him. >> david. >> there's one name we haven't talked about on this show. one of the top oligarchs to vladmir putin. paul manafort and he had been business partners for some time. they had a bit of fall

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paul manafort, the defendant. i'm sorry? m sorry? >> so they go through this preliminary stuff. you're okay. you're of sound mind, you are who you say you are. the judge then asks the prosecutor from robert mueller's office, the lead prosecutor, andrew weissmann to summarize the list of things to which paul manafort is going to plead guilty today to describe his crimes. the judge says -- >> he goes on for 18 straight pages without interruption. i'm not going the read you all 18 pages. we'll save that for the special. but you should know he goes on and on and on and on, to the point where the judge is basically like, okay, wow, that's a lot. from page 16, weismsmann says lt me start with the first one which is the foreign registration act, conspiracy. from page 27, let me speak briefly about the conspiracy to obstruct justice, the false and misleading statements to the department of justice. page 29. let me turn to the money laundering conspiracy. page 30. page 32, turning to the witness tampering conspiracy. it just goes on and on and on. finally, the prosecutor stops talking. a

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open because their it system could not open because their it syste m ha d could not open because their it system had gone down. and paul at times they won. many problems persisted for several weeks. he appeared before mps and he said the underlying engine of the bank was running smoothly. well, possibly, but that didn't come across well at a time when customers we re across well at a time when customers were at their wits end is trying to get hold of their monies, pay bills and so on. he was accused of being extraordinarily complacent by mps. now four months down the line we have more it failures and it seems like finally paul pester has paid the price. thank you. remember, there is much more on the website about this. if you have been affected or you are still trying to access affected or you are still trying to a ccess your affected or you are still trying to access your account, they have said it isa access your account, they have said it is a limited number that are affected but nonetheless it is frustrating. there is news on there of paul pester‘s departure but clearly a lot of work to do as they tra nsfer clearly

paul rose with s-f-m-t-a says the train was moving for most of the fight... but was stopped when the two passengers tried to push the younger man out.paul rose/sfmta- "we find the video very disturbing, and that's why we're working with the police department to fully investigate the matter. we've turned over our surveillance video from the train over to the police department to fully investigate this matter, um, and get to the bottom of what happened. rose says playing loud music on a train is a violation... which can result in a passenger being asked to leave a train, but not forced to pay a fine or be arrested. in this case, passengers notified the train operator about the fight... who reported it to their command center, which then called police.whitney taylor/rider- "you don't know what's going on in another person's life, and this person, you could say hey, could you please do something about it and they could be very warm and welcoming and say hey, i'm sorry, and if they don't, its not your responsibility." police were able to speak with both the man in

paul manafor seems like he will say anything he can to get out of a m.o we know that manafort is not somebody who will tell whoever is listening at that moment to get him out of a jam? >> manafo iscorrupt. manafort is basically the swamp. but also flynn and alses g and all of these people. and cohennif co cooperates, all of these folks have pled guil to lying and fraud, they're all tainted witnesses, and so as a yosecutor, you o rely on them to the extent you can corroborate them. but often u can, if paul manafort says i spoke to donald trump about the donald trump tower meeting, i a did it this particular time in this particular phone call and you go to the pne records and you find those phone records that corroborates those statements, g you're notng to rely on the word alone, but you're going to rely on w iten you can corroborate it. >> rudy giuliani, the president's lawyer has said that manafort is not disqualified from a pardon. liani also confirmed that manafort's legal team and the president's legal team had a sharing agreement of sts. what do you

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m a distribution cbs seems alone. do these events affect some storm -- some form of combination with cnn? paul: they do.ution is it allows for cbs to pursue another combination on its own without interference whennational amusements redstone either passes or becomes incapacitated. that is a change. it gives them and its board more autonomy to pursue deals. francine: overall, merger speculation is all over the media industry. who do see emerging? bel: there is still cbs-buyer, on the table. there is going to be a standstill between the companies. in the past, it was reported that verizon was looking at cbs. about theink consolidating landscape, there are not that many players. dominate broadcast television network and you have the showtime pay-tv service, which are valuable. you have cbs studios produce a lot of television shows and produce content and for a technology company looking to get scale, cbs is attractive. come --: what does cbs become an five years? -- become it in five years? paul: i think they're going to be part of a larger media conglomerate. what is happening is we are seeing you have to

paul: this is a little bit over 15 times, and that is it big number in the m&a media space.goes to show you how much comcast needed the assets from a perspective, particularly because of the international exposure it provides comcast. amcast is essentially domestic u.s. company, and if they want to be a global company, have to go outside of the u.s.. david: they have 53 million users and it increases international revenues from 9% to 25%. this comcast have a lot to offer to sky? is this an add-on? or do they fit together? paul: i think really there is not much synergy bringing the companies together since comcast does not have anything in europe. but it clearly expands comcast's footprint. comcast, with their u.s. business, no set to deal with subscriber relationships, so there are some things to do. i would expect comcast to go inquisitive going forward. david: let's take a look at their balance sheet because they are paying a lot of money for this. they are paying about $39 billion in the already had a lot of debt. can they afford this and go on to further acquisitions? pa

paul. this is a significant development former prime minister najib razak is expected to be charged in court tomorrow in relation to having received seven hundred million dollars from state investment fund one m d b now he's the first person in malaysia to be charged in relation to one m.t.b. the corruption scandal surrounding the state investment fund that he set up when he was prime minister and finance minister of the country it is also this very fund that the u.s. department of justice alleges not just and his associates had stolen at least four and a half billion dollars from now not already faces several charges ranging from criminal breach of trust to money laundering but those charges are in relation to in total a sum of ten million dollars that he had received from a company known as s.r.c. international a company that was formally a unit of one m d b a company under the ultimate control of the finance ministry of which he was in charge now and the new charges expected to be laid against not just on thursday altogether a lot more significant because they involve a much larger sum of money it also involves a more complex investigation investigators say the transactions that led to the

paul. he played "let it be," "blackbird," and three new songs. and he dedicated the song "my valentine" to his wife, nancy shevell. the mekend. as we just mentioned she was at mccartney's popup gig randomly on friday, and then on sunday she showed up at the u.s. open men's tennis finals between djokovic and del potro. i guess she was really into it. espn posting this moment to twitter, writing, meryl streep is the scream emoji at the u.s. open final. [ applause ] so cute. the internet went nuts, loving it. tons of comments about the actress' dramatic reactions during the match including one person who posted, and we wanted to share it with you all, meryl just nominated for an oscar for watching tennis. >> no surprise there. >> wouldn't be surprised. >> everything she does, she does with flair, and that everybody, is "pop news." >> thanks, lara. [ applause ] >>> we're going to move on now to our "gma" cover story. nger/songwriter newton-john revt health battle, fighting cancer for the third time. she appeared on a tv show sunday might where it was revealed that doctors found a tumor at the base of her spine. and our frie

paul in indiana again. caller: can you hear me now, pedro? host: yes, go right ahead. caller: i think we are seeing the democratic party -- m credit party is unable to accept when they lose power. it doesn't matter whether it goes back to reagan, iran-contra, bush. every time they seem to lose, they find a way to do something nefarious and throw everything that is out right now. trump won the election and what we have is a seditious, treasonous to taking place to remove him from office. case, they are losing control of the power. that is all they care about, the power. they are in the front of washington, d.c. and they have a power to inflict on the rest of this country, their belief structure through the supreme court. whether it is to outlaw all sorts of first amendment rights in the public square of christianity, all sorts of different ways in which they use the courts as a trojan -- to beat up the middle of the country. here is the only way the constitution works is if we honor it. the democrats in the senate have procedures to interview kavanaugh. sit on thatoose to letter from the lady in july and at the last moment s

m heartbeat of the team. it's like a football team going without their captain. he makes everybody around him better. the other wild card picks are henrik stenson and paul casey. card picks and when you look at how strong the american team is, fa ntastically strong the american team is, fantastically strong, and overnight jim furyk picked his wild cards and has one left to pick but tiger woods is going to play as well phil mickleson. in cricket, alastair cook, so much written and said about him since he announced his retirement from test cricket but he's been saying today that he has been thinking about giving it up for months. it coincides with a real dip inform, months. it coincides with a real dip in form, difficult ashes over the winter and a big knock out there but a realdip in winter and a big knock out there but a real dip in form, certainly below paras a real dip in form, certainly below par as he has been in the series against india which they won but he did not contribute much in the runs department. he said he cried when he told his team—mates last weekend when they sealed the series that he was going to finish his career internationally and will ca

that this m ista kes the bank said it regretted that this mistakes have made some customers to use their attempts —— their accounts for money—laundering in 2016. so the departure from ts be of paulaccounts has been going on and still going on over the weekend. —— the furore. it will not be a popular move. technically it is acceptable because it is the severance pay written into his contract and these historical bonuses go back to the point where the bang, when it was sold to the spanish bank sabadell and the problem with the it system was migrating accounts over from the old lloyd's system. this is a common problem with all of these things. the treasury committee has just said that paul pester sets the tone for tsb's complacent and misleading public communication and it said that it public communication and it said thatitis public communication and it said that it is right that he is stepping down. it is something about the way that this business undermined the future of tsb. what we have to remember is why this is important. when tsb was set up it was supposed to be one of the lead challengers to the big banks. after the last year it is hard to imagine tsb being led by anyone b