more deep state maria butina stuff on foxbusiness.com plus his whole rationale for selling the stock. can belief hve him or not. lot of people in the market don't. he says he's completely innocent. i have known the guy a long time. i like the guy. he gets on the phone and he's honest. he talks to you. liz: thank you, charlie. as shakespeare said, the truth will out. eventually. >>> president trump is expected to be before the cameras in just moments. you can see the gathering here. this will be to witness the signing of the final u.s.-japan trade deal. we are expecting it to happen. we haven't gotten the two-minute warning yet but it might be in just a couple minutes beyond that. china talks, as you know, have resumed in washington today. edward lawrence live at the white house. walk us up to this but more importantly, give us the scoop on what's happening with the china talks. reporter: yeah, exactly. in this particular event, this is the preliminary trade deal th japan on agriculture, industrial goods and digital trade has started or was announced during the u.n. general assembly. t

. >>> not holding back the russian operative maria butina gets a hero's homecoming after months in a u.s. prison >> it was probably the most terrifying experience i've had in my life. >> what she plans to do next. >>> the airline lawsuit that has passengers creeped out. did southwest's pilots place cameras in the plane's bathroom >>> plus, the high-wire rescue the window washing rig out of control, and the workers who brought them to safety >> announcer: this is nbc "nightly news" with jose diaz-balart. >>> good evening it's on track to be the largest fire in california's history getting worse, more dangerous by the minute in northern california's sonoma county another 50,000 residents told today to get out right now this as another deliberate mass power outage puts millions in the dark tonight. and it's not the only fire in the state. tens of thousands are still evacuated outside los angeles. sam brock is in the northern california town of geyserville. sam? >> reporter: jose, good evening as you can see around me, just all of this destruction. it represents what people are dealing w

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maria butina was freed from a florida prison yesterday. to a single charge of conspiracy. france is bringing in new rules for the use of electric scooters following hundreds of incidents involving the vehicles, including several deaths. from this weekend, it will be illegal to ride on the pavements, and all riders must be over 12 years of age. gail maclellan reports. whizzing around paris on one of 20,000 rental scooters. at first glance, it seems like a good idea, an eco—friendly and cheap alternative to existing transport. but not everyone is enthusiastic. translation: just this morning i saw a mother and a three—year—old child on one scooter, going between a car and a bus. if the child slips, the mother would not be able to catch her and she could end up under the bus. infuriated pedestrians complain that scooters lay strewn across pavements. because they do not have docking stations, they are parked where the last person left them, ready to be picked up by the next rider via a mobile app. dumped scooters have also become a significant

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maria butina arrived in moscow. the russian agent pled guilty last year. she tried to promote russian trs. after serving more than 15 months behind bars, she was released from a florida price on yaend lo and behold she appears in moscow this morning. >>> this weekend firefighters in california are going up against weather conditions that could make their jobs so much tougher, leading to new evacuations as fires threaten homes across the state. >> i don't know if anybody's up there. i don't know. i don't know if they're helping or putting out the fire. i don't know. >>> plus, actress felicity huffman, she's out of jail. she was sentenced to 14 days for her part in the college admissions scandal. coming up, how she was able to cut three days of jail time. >>> and game three of the world series. crazy over some baby sharks. ♪ the ups and downs of frequent mood swings can plunge you into deep, depressive lows. (crying) take you to uncontrollable highs. (muffled arguing) or, make you feel both at once. overwhelmed by bipolar i symptoms? ask about vraylar. some

moments ago maria butina arrived in moscow. she tried to infiltrate conservative political groups and promote russian interests. after serving more than 15 months behind bars, she was released from a federal florida prison yesterday and immediately deported. again, there she is with flowers apparently in hand, welcomed home to moscow. >> welcome back. >>> meanwhile a fire emergency in california. new evacuations under way. massive power outages planned for tens of thousands as fears really grow that the wind and extremely dry conditions expected this weekend could be historically bad. >>> also, while the attention is on the impeachment inquiry behind the scenes, the president is looking at new jujs. we'll take a look at the rebalancing in the years ahead. >>> we saw something in our nation's capitol last night that hasn't happened in 86 years. it's not the result nationals fans were looking for. andy. >> reporter: yeah, martin. fans getting ready to celebrate their first world series, but the astros ruined the party. i'll show

maria butina arrived to bouquets of flowers. was released from a federal florida prison yesterday and immediately deported after serving more than 15 months behind bars. the russian national tried to infiltrate conservative political groups in the u.s. and promote russian interests. she said today, she was pressured to plead guilty. >>> the trump organization is looking to sell its 3-year-old hotel in washington, d.c. amid a slew of complaints that president trump is profiting off it. >> reporter: the trump organization says it is exploring a sale of the right to lease the hotel because all the controversy surrounding it. there's more to the story based on my reporting. eric trump, the president's son who runs the company on a day-to-day basis tells us, people are objecting to us making so much money on the hotel and therefore we may be willing to sell. well, first off, officials have a problem with any at of profit is president makes from this hotel because they believe it is a conduit for corruption. two, there are open legal

maria butina is expected to return to russia after finishing her 18 month sentence.xt in boston says actress felicity huffman is released from prison on the 12th day of her 14 day sentence. she was held in a low security prison east of san francisco, she admitted to paying an admissions consultant $15,000 to have a proctor correct her daughter's s.a.t. answers. this is a live look at detroit from our affiliate fox 2. striking united auto workers have approved a new contract with general motors. it ends a 40 day strike that crippled the automakers u.s. production. that is tonight's live look outside the beltway from special report, we'll be right back. i can breathe again! ughh! vicks sinex. breathe on. ♪ come on! let's hide in the attic. no. in the basement. why can't we just get in the running car? are you crazy? let's hide behind the chainsaws. smart. yeah. ok. if you're in a horror movie, you make poor decisions. it's what you do. this was a good idea. shhhh. i'm being quiet. you're breathing on me! if you want to save fifteen percent or more on car insurance, you

that's maria butina who was released from prison.he pleaded guilty to conspiracy to act as an agent of a foreign government. she tried to infiltrate conservative u.s. political groups including the national rifle association and promote russian interests. she intends to return to her hometown in siberia. but this is her arriving just a short time ago in moscow, after being released by the united states. >>> well, the trump administration is taking new steps to try and pressure cuba over what is called the repression of its people and its foreign policies. starting december 10th, the u.s. is suspending flights to nine cuban cities but not including havana. cuba's general director for the united states criticized the decision tweeting this, important attempts to extract political concessions from cuba drives u.s. government to increasingly extreme measures, punishing a whole nation merciless. >>> we're seeing an increase in mass and civil unrest from latin america to the middle east. of course, it started in hong kong, throngs of prote

mar maria butina arrived in moscow this morning to warm greetings and flowers.d from the florida federal prison yesterday and immediately deported after serving more than 15 months behind bars. the 30-year-old gun rights enthusiast was the first russian citizen convicted of crimes relating to the 2016 election trying to infiltrate conservative political groups in the u.s. and promote russian interests. she said today she felt pressured to plead guilty. a high school runner in ohio disqualified from a race for wearing her hijab. i'll talk to the 16-year-old next, live in the cnn newsroom. don't go anywhere. n j.d. power dependability awards... across cars... trucks... and suvs. four years in a row. since more than 32,000 real people... just like me. and me. and me. took the survey that decided these awards. it was only right that you hear the good news from real people... like us. i'm daniel. i'm casey. i'm julio. only chevy has earned j.d. power dependability awards across cars, trucks and suvs. four years in a row. that's ensure max protein, with high protein a

>> now other headlines, take a look at this, new pictures of russian citizen and foreign agent maria butina arriving in moscow a short time ago. she was arrested pursuant to an official removal order. she pleaded guilty and was convicted of conspiracy to act as a foreign agent of a hostile government. actress felicity huffman was released from prison yesterday. in a college admissions scandal. and the houston astros locked up a much-needed victory against washington nationals in game three of the world series. astros logged four runs to washington's one. washington still leads the series 2-1 and the series continues with game four tonight. >>> house impeachment testimony set to resume in a few hours. phillip reeker, a top state department official who oversees u.s. policy in europe and eurasia, this as house democrats welcome a legal victory in the impeachment inquiry. nbc's hans nichols has more. a major setback for the white house. >> you have the court ruling an indication that the president may get some legal challenges, basically you have a federal judge rejecting the republican compla

. >>> these are pictures this morning of maria butina arriving in moscow a short time ago, immigration customs removed a foreign agent and citizen from the u.s. yesterday, this followed a judicial removal order, she departed from miami international airport on a direct flight to moscow at approximately 6:00 p.m. eastern. she was convicted of conspiracy to act as an agent of a foreign government: and actress felicity huffman has been released from a federal prison in northern california. huffman was serving a two-week sentence for her role in a massive college admissions scandal. >>> new details on the anonymous administration official who wrote a tell-all book saying voters should know the truth and is now calling on other senior officials to speak out. nbc's andrea mitchell has more. >> reporter: the anonymous senior trump official, issuing a warning, the title of the fourth coming book, tromsing to speak the truth about, promising to speak the truth about the president, acknowledging some will find it disloyal, too many people have confused loyalty to a man with loyalty to the countr

great with vladimir putin, the person who teed him up to say that who asked him that question was maria butina who is currently in federal prison for being a russian agent and, fun fact, she's due to be released the day after tomorrow. she's due to get out of federal jail and be deported back to moscow on friday of this week. after that weird, auspicious beginning in terms of him talking about russian sanctions, that candidate would go on to secure the republican presidential nomination. when his campaign hit some turbulence in advance of the republican convention, the candidate made a surprise decision to hire a new guy to run his campaign. someone who hadn't worked on u.s. politics in years. trump hired a new campaign chairman who he didn't know. his only recent experience in presidential politics was presidential politics in ukraine where he was working for pro-putin political parties. specifically, working for a ukrainian president who tried to turn that country away from the west and instead secure its alliance with moscow. that work that manafort did for pro-putin interests in ukraine ha

it involves the russian secret agent maria butina. she has now landed in moscow after she was released from federal prison in florida and deported friday. all smiles as she arrived back home thanking her supporters. she served more than 15 months of an 18-month sentence after pleading guilty to conspiracy to act as a foreign agent. the pro-gun activist tried to gain access to the nra and conservative politicians in order to promote russian interests. >>> now to the developments in the impeachment inquiry. a new lawsuit that could open the door for president trump's closest aides to testify. abc's kyra phillips is on capitol hill with the details. good morning, kyra. >> reporter: good morning, eva. we're talking about charles kupperman. president trump's former deput national security adviser. he filed a lawsuit yesterday asking a federal judge to determine whether he must testify in this impeachment inquiry. now, this is a huge deal, eva, because it could open the door for other key witnesses who worked in the white house to testify i

. >>> maria butina arrives back in moscow this morning. >>> window washer scare. a terrifying scene after high winds blew in scaffolding around. >>> and astronomical. the houston astros roar back against the nationals in game three of the world series. houston, now, one game away from evening that series, making tonight an epic game four showdown. today, saturday, october 26th, 2019. >> from nbc news, this is "today," with sheinelle jones, peter alexander and dylan dreyer, live from studio 1a in rockefeller plaza. >>> welcome to "today." thank you for joining us on this saturday morning. >> i have to say, watching that clip, i'm happy that we're ready for an epic showdown. i think it makes it exciting. >> this good news, that this has gone to a game five that i have tickets for. this was the first world series game in washington since 1933. didn't end the way they wanted it to. back in '33, tickets sold 3 bucks to 6 bucks. >> the standing room tickets cost over $900. that's how good a game is going to be. >> i did not pay that much. this will be a good one to watc

. >> convicted agent maria butina arriving in moscow after being released from a florida prison.utina served most of her 18-month sentence before being deported back overseas to russia. she pleaded guilty to conspiring to act as an unregistered agent for russia last december admitting to using her contacts inside the n.r.a. to gather information which she then sent back to the kremlin. >> defense secretary mark esper now says the pentagon will send u.s. troops to reinforce those already there in northern syria. the goal to protect oil fields, benjamin hall, also in northern syria. there are new questions whether or not the turks are living by the cease-fire. hi, benjamin. >> yeah, hi, leland. well there's been a shaky cease-fire and a few violation, but hearing in the last few hours, quite a major one. turkish back forces, and pushing in 50 miles from here using artillery drone strikes, and heavy cannon fire and now taking over that town. we hear a number of military have been killed and a number of "zillions" number of civilians being killed and we've seen them entering from ira

. >>> new development of maria but butina. she was arrested in 2018 for using her ties to illegally infiltrate u.s. conservative political circles. she pleaded guilty of one count of conspiracy to violate the law governing foreign agenerats joig in the united states. julia ainsley. it is great to see you. talk about what happens to butina next? >> let's go back to a year ago. she pleaded guilty in d.c. the judge says you were not a student who got mixed up in something. this looks like it is a conspiracy to act on the part of russia to infiltrate this group lice the nra. she was sentenced to 16 years. that was a maximum -- >> 18 months. >> she was sensed to 18 months, thank you. she's now being released today. she has been released and will be deported to russia where she will go back to her hometown and she will not face any punishment now. she does not want to go out and become a media darling, she plans on having a low profile of this. it is the end of the course for her at this point. >> is there any collateral damage or i