space to build plenty more buildings so the fact that prices were rising unlike say hong kong or manhattan which are jam packed onto a little island and that's all you can get in that island those countries completely empty it was just a bunch of trees frozen so moiety there's nobody loser and maybe only people of accountability and sixty million total i don't know. thirty five million people that's half the population of the united kingdom live in this vast wilderness up in the next to alaska there's nothing to do except snog and play hockey well here's a headline canada home prices fall six percent and first quarter from year ago first decline since two thousand and nine new regulations also known as b. twenty require all borrowers to pass a stress test at an interest rate two percent higher than the qualifying rate early symptoms appear rather obvious national home sales slid for the month of march falling twenty three percent year over year and pushing the average sales price down ten percent overall it is a bearish quarter for canadian housing first quarter sales fell sixteen percent

district court in low are manhattan this afternoon. president trump's personal attorney michael cohen will walk into that courtroom there very soon. cohen will be asking a judge to block government investigators from reviewing documents that the fbi seized from his office and residence last week. cohen is expected to say that he should be allowed to determine which documents might be covered by attorney/client privilege, and if that's not the case, it should be a special master who should be appointed to review the material. other than attorneys on the president's payroll sent a letter to that same judge arguing that president trump should be the one to decide. in addition to cohen, adult film star stormy daniels is expected to attend. cohen paid daniels $130,000 as part of a non-disclosure agreement. daniels claims she was paid to keep quiet about an alleged sexual relationship with the president. the president has consistently denied those charges. nbc's tom winter is outside the federal courthouse in new york for us this afternoon.

so i'm not sure he would need the southern district to do his work in manhattan. i think he has authority to do that under his current mandate. which is why i think that perhaps it is not directly connected to his mandate and he's trying to be true to the mandate which is to investigate and coordination of matters related to russia and the 2016 presidential election. but mueller works in mysterious ways as we've learned and he doesn't leak to we're all speculating. but my speculation is that this is something i call it a ring fence, meaning it is unique to new york and not connected to bob's investigation directly. >> let's bring in cnn josh campbell, a former fbi supervisor special agent and assistant to james comey and now a legal analyst for cnn. josh, how do you interpret what happened just now? >> i think we've heard some of the political commentators say we need to dial this down. i think the opposite. the department of justice has showed they are ready to dial this up and we don't know about the specifics or the underlying potential crime but any time you a

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sixty ninth street fair the worst with the lowest comparable prices when stacked up against the manhattan condo average coming in with eight percent dip over the last decade so these are the prices for the palace two hundred sixty ninth street so the blue line is trump palace compared to other luxury condos so people no longer consider it luxury it's probably. when people realize i guess they didn't know how he spoke i don't know kill two birds with one stone. trump properties as the white house the white house is a great brand trump is in the white house if you want to stay in the white house like the lincoln bedroom or something like that you can stay at what was formally a throne protel rebranded as the white house they've got the white house logo on the towels they got the white house soap you've got all the on the white house but in various properties around the world and use part of the money to pay down america's debt so you killing two birds with one stone you're rehabilitating the trowbridge and you're paying down america's debt well so basically what you're saying is now the u.s

as we've been covering this hearing, in the federal courthouse in downtown manhattan. of this fbi raid a week ago today. where these fbi agents seized all kinds of materials, electronics, documents, out of his hotel office, what's the latest from this hearing, shimon is live. >> brooke, the hearing is still ongoing, i quickly came out of court, clearly a bombshell here, we learned this morning, the judge ordering michael cohen's attorney to release the name of a client who he wanted to not disclose, he filed court papers this morning, saying this client wanted to remain anonymous. and the judge did not buy those arguments, his attorney tried to make several arguments as to why that person should not be revealed. a short time after that it was revealed to be sean hannity, clearly a bombshell here in court. many people, those of us who were sitting in the audience were shocked to hear that name. but that is the name that the judge has ordered his attorneys to release as a person who was michael cohen's client. he did not want to name him, since friday, the judge has been

attorney in manhattan who had gotten a referral from the special counsel robert mueller. an now we have two investigations that are now squarely affecting the president of the united states, obviously michael cohen is the personal information and long-term personal attorney for president trump. and i'll read you part of what steven ryan as part of the statement. he said the u.s. attorney's office for southern district of new york executed a series of search warrants and seized the privileges communications between my client michael cohen and his clients. i have been advised by federal prosecutors that the new york action is in part a referral from the office of special counsel robert mueller. what this means is that robert mueller found some information as part of his investigation and determined that this was outside of the jurisdiction of his office. this is something that he would do in consultation and talking to rod rosenstein, the attorney general that is overseeing the -- supervising the investigation and they determine that the right place to -- to investigate thi

space to build plenty more buildings so the fact that prices were rising unlike say hong kong or manhattan which are jam packed onto a little island and that's all you can get in that island oh this country is completely empty there's just a bunch of trees frozen so moiety there's nobody loser and maybe how many people live encountered a limit of sixty million total i don't know. there are thirty five million people that's half the population of the united kingdom live in this vast wilderness up in the next to alaska there's nothing to do except snog and play hockey well here's the headline canada home prices fall six percent and first quarter from year ago first declined since two thousand and nine new regulations also known as b. twenty require all borrowers to pass a stress test at an interest rate two percent higher than the qualifying rate early symptoms appear rather obvious national home sales slid for the month of march falling twenty three percent year over year and pushing the average sales price down ten percent overall it is a bearish quarter for canadian housing first quarter

attorney's office in manhattan." decision, though, they're this issue of whatever they came across within the mandate of the special counsel's office, that decision was not ultimately made by robert mueller himself. the person who appears to have signed off on that decision is deputy attorney general rod rosenstein. attorney general jeff sessions has recused himself from all matters related to the russia investigation. rod rosenstein is the number 2 at the department. and he's in charge of all matters pertaining to the special counsel's office and the russia matter more broadly. as bloomberg reported today, "mueller brought information involving cohen to rod rosenstein. rosenstein decided that the inquiry should be handled by federal prosecutors in new york." so that's what we believe was the structure of this happening today. but that exact issue, what falls under mueller's mandate, what can mueller do himself and what does he have to give to other people to pursue, the process of deciding what gets wrapped into his

on the west side highway, which i know very well, in manhattan. he ran over, he killed about eight people and they never mention the 12 people that have been horribly injured. these are not people that have been a little bit hurt. they are destroyed for life. nobody ever says 12 people were absolutely destroyed. run because heto wants to keep himself in shape and he ends up going home with no legs, no arms, and all he wanted to do is run along the hudson river. this guy comes in and he makes a right turn where everyone runs. he is on the highway going 50 or miles perre our -- 60 hour, he killed eight people, injured seven or eight people. he came in through chain vibration -- chain migration or the lottery. he brought 22 people with him.

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house are more afraid of what's happening in kimba wood's courtroom in manhattan than anything that the special prosecutor robert mueller is doing in washington. and so you know what's going to happen. she is going to be attacked, attacked viciously. if president trump manages to resist the urge to attack judge wood, his friends in the media will surely do it for him. kimba wood is going to be savagely attacked by newt gingrich, who has compared robert mueller to the gestapo and by all of the trump supporters on fox news. fox news will no doubt soon be lying about kimba wood's history and claiming she broke the law when she employed that babysitter in the 1980s. they might try and reach back to 1966 to portray kimba wood as a lightweight because of the time, the very brief time she spent working at the playboy club in london. it was actually a total of only five days when she was training to be a part-time playboy bunny

attorney in manhattan who, by the way, is a trump appointee. >> talking about jeffrey berman, no relation to me, appointed by the attorney general and a temporary basis, but someone who

so this is what it looks like in lower manhattan outside the federal courthouse. you have dozens of news cameras here. you have print journalists here. all waiting for michael cohen to come out and stormy daniels, who is also in the courtroom. daniels, an adult film star, says cohen arranged a $130,000 payment to her in exchange for staying quiet about an alleged sexual relationship with president trump. >> stormy! >> reporter: she appeared at the courthouse despite not being directly involved in today's proceedings. >> so for years mr. cohen has acted like he is above the law. that ends now. >> reporter: after the hearing cohen did not comment. in a bit of courthouse drama cohen was forced to reveal his client list, which last year consisted of just three people -- president trump, top gop fund-raiser elliott broidy, and an unnamed person he was trying to protect. to audible gasps in the courtroom cohen's lawyer said that client was fox news host and staunch trump supporter sean hannity. late today on his radio show hannity denied doing anything improper. >> i ne

on social media showing that there was a small fire which was visible from the struck in central manhattans it happens, the first time this has happened this year at the trump tower. in january there was happened this year at the trump tower. injanuary there was a small fire on the roof of the building. any more details we get we will of course bring to you very speedily. us national guard soldiers are deploying

blanca rosa: hay una gran expectativa en la corte federal en manhattan como pueden ver a mis espaldass medios nacionales e internacionales. esta tarde estÁ la comparecencia la primera comparecencia en esta corte por parte del abogado del presidente donald trump, michael con el. y tambiÉn la actriz pornogrÁfica stormy daniels. el abogado de cohen sostiene que todos los documentos que fueron extraÍdos hace una semana de su casa y de su oficina aquÍ en manhattan tienes muchos documentos que deberÍan ser confidenciales porque fueron comunicaciones que realizÓ el presidente trump y tambiÉn esa correspondencia debe ser confidencial. muchos en la corte dicen que no. hay una gran expectativa: quiÉn tiene la razÓn? la fiscalÍa dice que cada vez que se pronunciÓ en hechos y hay que comprobar que no hubo nada que pueda haber estado oculto por parte del abogado del presidente donald trump. la gran expectativa y los mantendremos al tanto. regreso los estudios en miami carolina: te agradecemos, blanca. javier: la ediciÓn digital se ha comunicado con ice y esta fue su respuesta frente a nuestra preg

sixty ninth street fair the worst with the lowest comparable prices when stacked up against the manhattan condo average coming in with eight percent dip over the last decade so these are the prices for the palace two hundred sixty ninth street so the blue line is trump palace compared to other luxury condos so people no longer consider it luxury it's probably. when people realize i guess they didn't know how he spoke i don't know kill two birds with one stone. trump properties the white house the white house is a great brand trump is in the white house if you want to stay in the white house like the lincoln bedroom or something like that you can stay at what was formally a throne poto rebranding the white house they've got the white house logo on the towels they've got the white house soap you've got all the whole of the white house but in various properties around the world and used part of the money to pay down america's debt so you killing two birds with one stone you're rehabilitating the troll bruno. you're paying down america's debt well so basically what you're saying is that the u

federal prosecutors in manhattan obtained the search warrants for cohen after a referral from special counsel mueller and nbc news reports that rod rosenstein personally signed off on the raid. legal sources say that means mueller found evidence of a potential crime and himself that mueller determined that the matter did not involve the russia investigation. in response the president is lashing out at the mueller probe, his own justice department and the american legal system at large. and when asked late yesterday why he doesn't just fire mueller -- the president didn't rule it out. >> why don't i just fire mueller? well, i think it is a disgrace what is going on.

trump's name is also mud in new york city manhattan went eighty six point six percent for hillary clinton so just over ten percent of the manhattan population even voted for trump and there is some proof lately that even renting in anything named trump is the rent prices are declining but now there is. basically trump tower prices are also collapsing we have this headline a new report claims donald trump's new york city properties have lost their luxury status the trump palace at two hundred sixty ninth street fair the worst with the lowest comparable prices when stacked up against the manhattan condo average coming in with eight percent dip over the last decade so these are the prices for the truck palace two hundred sixty ninth street so the blue line is trump palace compared to other luxury condos so people no longer consider it luxury is probably. when people realize i guess they didn't know how he spoke i don't know kill two birds with one stone. trump properties the white house the white house is a great brand trump is in the white house if you want to stay in the white house like t

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now, folks in manhattan, montana, and manhattan, new york -- their lives are too busy for politics. do most folks want and value? they want a safe community. they want a roof over their head, decent job, clean air, clean water, quality public schools, and the belief that you can do better for your kids or grandkids that even for yourself. those are the values of most americans, and you are darn right those are the values that democrats in iowa and montana, across the country have been fighting for for a heck of a long time. [applause] governor bullock: we have to help people understand that not only do we share their values, but we are fighting for their values. we also have to be for something, not just against something. it's so easy to be against everything that's happening in washington, d.c., right now. it's so easy to say, this is not the direction our country and our world should be going. but it's not enough just to be against him. we have to have voters understand that we are for something and we are for them. at the end of the day, there has to be an economics message, a j

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go visit him there, in battery park in manhattan. you can see john erickson standing there holding the little model that lincoln investigated at the white house. so, erickson is celebrated in sweden, but we call him our own here in america. i think that was our last question. thank you so much for having me here today. [applause] >> this weekend, american history tv is featuring asheville north carolina. c-span cities tour staff recently visited many sites show getting its history. located in the blue ridge mountains, it is over 100 miles inland from the atlantic coast. learn more about asheville all weekend on american history tv. >> while in asheville, north carolina, which is a driving tour of the city

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a few years ago, we were living in a tiny apartment in manhattan. soon as you walked in our front door, you knew we had a cat. you could smell the litter box

this is a very -- if you've been to this part of manhattan, you know it is a very busy shopping retailery corner, you've got location like burberry, lieuies vuitton, chanel, tiffany, and it's got its own collection of high-end retail locations. it is a 68-story building, but on the lower floors there are five levels of retail -- restaurants, some galleries down in that space. but during a normal day like saturday, it tends to be a busy day. you will always see the new york police department in front there with the metal cordons on the street, on certain days, always being monitored by the new york police department, as was said earlier, this is the home to the corporate offices of the trump organization here at trump tower. one of the key buildings in the trump empire and its real estate holdings, and of course the residence before he became president for donald trump. monica did underline that both barron as well as melania, the first lady and first son, not here today. they're in d.c. we understand there's one seriously injured in this incident. the picture on the right is where the

go visit him there, in battery park in manhattan. you can see in -- see him holding the model lincoln investigated at the white house. so, erickson is celebrated in sweden, but we call him our own here in america. that was our last question. thank you for having me here today. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> sunday on "1968: america in turmoil", conservative politics. speed world excesses disenchantment with the size of government gave rise to the resurgence of richard nixon and the republican right. ronald reagan made his debut as candidate,l foreshadowing the conservative revolution to come. our guests are the editor of the "w andh conservative character. righte and there george washington professor -- university professor they an -- or of stand" "whe -- one journal watch "washington journal" -watch- "1968: america in turmoil". >> sunday night on "afterwards"

i've lived in manhattan for a very long time and was an owner in man that the tan for -- manhattan foro mayor de blasio. the governor of new york is a big tax and spender. that is a state where up in albany and certainly there in manhattan and the five boroughs you've got a mayor of new york city and a state government that never met a tax they haven't liked. [laughter] it's a very liberal state which is all about taxing and spending. they won't even allow hydraulic fracturing, they won't allow energy development. stuart: no, they won't. >> look what they've done in upstate to free up energy and create jobs, and yet people are going with over the border in pennsylvania to find that kind of work. so that's a reaction to progressive liberal tax and spend policies. stuart: can i just jump in for a second before we close? i'm sure you seen it, but it's the front page of "the new york times." that's a picture of the egg roll -- >> i did see that today. two sisters. stuart: yeah. and there's a little girl crying her eyes out in "the new york times," and i think that's because it is president

senator from oklahoma and fellow here at the manhattan institute. [applause] dr. coburn is himself a physician and cancer survivor. while serving in the senate he offered legislation to renew and reform federally supported aids care and treatment programs and in his hometown of muskogee, oklahoma, practice family medicine. to lead christi shaw and tom coburn, we have -- with a focus on health care. and as you know, in the city usually owns and operates a large systems of hospitals. that keeps him pretty busy. prior to joining "politico," dennis health care reporter for the new jersey ledger. please join me in welcoming christi shaw, and tom coburn. >> thank you so much into our panelists for joining us today. i want to get to precision medicine, but i want to start with the letter of that other news events and then i will start with you. secretary was confirmed by the senate yesterday. he focused a lot on drug pricing and one of the things he said was that high list prices for the toughest nut to crack are the most important to crack. i wanted to ask, can you expl

oak ridge is 25 miles outside of knoxville, tennessee, the administrative headquarters of the manhattanproject which was the top secret government project during world war ii that resulted in the world's first nuclear weapon and resulted in the development of nuclear energy so that was the main purpose, although there were other things going on, the main purpose of oak ridge during world war ii was to provide fuel for the world's first atomic weapons. so you had a place like oak ridge and in washington, focused on plutonium, oak ridge was focused on enrichment of uranium, and both of those fights, sending their products, their fuel to los alamo's where the testing and development of the bomb itself was going on. oak ridge was the administrative headquarters of the manhattan project during world war ii and that was their main focus. there were a variety of ways they were recruited, it was very challenging at times because they couldn't say a lot about what the end goal of the project was. so one of the women i profiled in my book was recruited literally right out of the halls of her high

that indicates the prosecutors in manhattan had their own thing going. certainly the search warrant information, they took information regarding tax and made investments by michael cohen. what this indicates is that mueller saw something. we don't know what it is but there's something that he believed was outside the scope of his investigation. russia collusion and that was better handled by this prosecutor in manhattan. >> sam nunberg, they asked him before a grand jury so something they have come up that robert mueller decided needed to be further investigated. >> thanks. there's more breaking news tonight as the white house insists all options are on the table for responding to a chemical attack in syria despite the president's taunting of russia that missiles will be coming. let's go live to cnn chief white house correspondent. is the commander if chief giving away his plans via twitter? >> reporter: it sounds like it. we have gone from the president declaring war on twitter to the white house trying to walk back that tweet later on this afternoon sa

trump, a separate one for michael cohen, are all going to get together inside this courtroom in manhattan. stormy daniels, as well, who was paid off by cohen to keep quiet about an alleged affair with mr. trump. it is all setting the stage for a highly unusual courtroom confrontation between all of them right now. and this will be cohen's first court appearance since fbi agents raided his home, office and hotel room last week. the agents seized electronics devices and an untold number of documents that both the cohen and trump legal teams want to stop investigators from seeing. as i just said a moment ago. in the last 24 hours both have filed motions with the court. cohen's team is demanding the appointment of a special master who would review seized documents before investigators, and that person would determine what is protected by attorney-client privilege. they are arguing the special master will protect the integrity of the government's investigation from the toxic partisan politics of the day and attacks on the impartiality of the justice department and the u.s. attorney's office. w

i met up with her in manhattan. the timing of the clinton investigation and in the middle of the presidential election, i know that shouldn't color any decisions you make but you certainly weren't ignorant of it. >> it's all around you. my favorite question from reporters when they say when are you going to wrap this up? they would also add because she's running for president, you know. and it's part of the context of it but it cannot figure into the decisions that you make. >> still, loretta lynch's decisions on the clinton e-mail investigation were questioned after she ran into former president bill clinton on an airport apron five months before the election. >> it was still 107 degrees outside and i was told he wanted to come on the plane and say hello. >> did part of you go no, no, no, no turn him around? >> at first my thought is i speak to people all the time. people in public life, people not in public life. >> but his wife was under investigation by the justice department. >> she says they made mostly small

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career as a developer in new eliteas a symbol of the who he felt rejected him as someone not from manhattan but from the outer boroughs. that theme of not being taken seriously. >> the new yorker headline from an interview that you did with the publication last year -- a conversation with maggie favorite trump's foe. >> i would not discuss private conversations. one way or the other. the number of times i have interviewed him speaks for itself. >> let me ask it this way. does he miss like --does he disliked the media? >> no, i think he loves the media. this is someone for whom the media was very transactional. he is not used to a press corps that is not devoted to the cult of personality. >> final question. what are your thoughts on winning this award? >> it is a huge honor. i was stunned and overwhelmed by it. as i said to someone at the white house correspondents association. me, i saw they were calling i thought -- i did not miss up a pool report lately so i don't know why you're calling me. but, it was very gratifying. andit is thrilling overwhelming to be honored by my peers in this wa

finally, a spokes manhattan for the u.n.secretary general told us that antonio guterres spoke with the u.n. aid's chief and asked him to "lead by example." the u.n., as we said, is implementing new ways for victims to report harassment and the spokesman said guterres has made it his personal commitment to eliminate it. >>> and now to a surprising corner that's championing women's fundamental right to feel safe -- men. specifically david schwimmer, the actor who along with the cast of "friends" defined the turn of the millennium for hundreds of millions of viewers all around the world. that sitcom shot him to superstardom. now a career renaissance has taken a turn few might have expected. he's made a series of short films that highlight the insidious nature of everyday sexism and harassment. here's a clip of the one called "the boss." >> it's a big responsibility. >> it's huge. >> and the salary. >> oh, my goodness, yes. i was literally about to move in with my parents and right before -- yeah, so that saved me. >> i really b

attorney in manhattan who was hand-picked by guess who? president trump. >> they found no collusion whatsoever with russia. the reason they found it is there was no collusion at all. no collusion. this is the most biased group of people. these people have the biggest conflicts of interest i've ever seen. democrats all, just about all, the democrats or a couple republicans that worked for president obama. >> do you see the body language there? the mueller investigation is not over. so the president is wrong, wrong when he claims they found no collusion. and the fact is, robert mueller is a republican. but sources warn the president's anger could lead to him firing mueller. >> why don't i just fire mueller? >> yes, fire the guy. >> well, i think it's a disgrace what's going on. we'll see what happens, but i think it's a really sad situation when you look at what happened. many people have said, you should fire him. again, they found nothing. and in finding nothing, that's a big statement. >> remember the investigation is not over yet. they h

they run a firm of defense in the manhattan are-- miami area. first marty raskin was the chief for the division of the u.s. attorney's office and he was also in the organized crime and racketeering section for the miami strike force. then there's his wife jane. she also has a long list of federal prosecutorial defense as well. she worked at the department of justice for the counsel of the criminal division. she also served in the organized crime division and racketeering section out of boston. she spent a lot of time in boston in her career as well. what's interesting is i spoke to several attorneys who knows this couples. one of the attorneys put it this way. when it comes to marty raskin, he is a skilled lawyer, he knows the system's ins and outs, and then he said, he will represent the president well if the president listens to him. that's key. will the president listen? the white house hasn't disclosed exactly how rudy giuliani or the raskins will be serving on the president's legal team, but those attorneys who know the raskins says the pre

manhattan apartment sales absolutely plunging last quarter. data shows the number of co-op and condo sales in manhattan dropped nearly 25% during the first quarter compared to the same period last year that would be the biggest annual decline in sales in more than nine years a lot of people attribute that drop to the tax law changes which makes it more expensive to own real estate in some of these blue states. spotify set to make its public debut today. the company will ipo on the new york stock exchange in a direct and unusual listing. the nyc setting the reference price for shares at 132. let's bring in john martinko from drexel hamiltohamilton it's really early in the united states let's not get too deep in the weeds. we said listing price. we're using words like reference pricing. this is not -- we'll call it an ipo. this is not an ipo, is it? >> no. i wouldn't call it an ipo. >> it's an ipl, initial public listing. >> it's the first time that registered securities will be traded in the public market. >> in plain english, what does that me

so this is what it looks like in lower manhattan outside the utderal courthouse. you have dozens of news cameras dre. you have print journalists here, all waiting for michael cohen to come out and stormy daniels, who is also in the courtroom. daniels, an adult film star, says cohen arranged a $130,000 payment to her in exchange for staying quiet about an alleged sexual relationship with president trump. >> stormy! >> reporter: she appeared at the courthouse despite not being directly involved in today's proceedings. >> so for years mr. cohen has acted like he is above the law. that ends now. >> reporter: after the hearing, cohen did not comment. in a bit of courthouse drama, cohen was forced to reveal his client list, which last year consisted of just three people. president trump, top g.o.p. fund-raiser elliot broidy, and an unnamed person he was trying so protect. to audible gasps in the courtroom, cohen's lawyer says that client was fox news host and staunch trump supporter sean hannity. late today on his radio show, hannity denied doing anything improper. >> i