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mark cohen the ftse 100 is often unloved and out of favor.now, i thought we would a focused chart. morgan stanley says look the on the fact they are loved and out of favor and look beyond all the brexit talk. brexit uncertainty, u.k. stocks often perform well as the global business cycle ages and benefits from high commodity price. also, morgan stanley says british companies are seeing the increase in buybacks and it bodes well according to their analysis. hence, morgan stanley sees a potential upside for the ftse at 10%. they were going for long european stocks for the ftse 100, given the use of the words cheaper evaluation and a more attractive strategy. i love the chart. it is showing the gap of the ftse 100 and the s&p 500. -- for thee ftse and s&p. overseas investors, morgan stanley said, should still hedge the foreign currency exposure for long-term uncertainty, as the brexit continues to weigh on the valuation multiples investors are willing to pay despite the week boosting earnings for many companies. it comes as the brexit bill goes

. >> thanks for the update >>> here at post 9 to talk more about walmart, mark cohen, now director of columbia business school we often turn to you on retail is walmart a growth company, as they say >> walmart is not a growth company. walmart is improving because they are focusing on their 4800 stores in the u.s. which were declining over ten years because of their poor execution. so much credit to them for getting their mojo back in that regard clean, neets neat, friendly stores, well-stocked shelves is the watch word for a brick and mortar retailer. they have been failing globally for the most part. they are throwing the towel in in the uk. they are out of germany. they're out of korea they're struggling in japan. >> but they've totally shifted the game plan there selling off the uk grocer, buying flipcart in india >> so flipcart is an interesting $16.7 billion attempt to become relevant in a country they have 21 stores in and do virtually no business they have a lot of free cash flow and they're starting to spend it if that characterizes them as a growth company, then give them cre

director of retail studies mark cohen.od to talk to you again good morning. >> good morning. >> we continue to go through the decision again, the prior decision creates rather than resolves market distortions this phrase you've been using of level playing field, is it really accurate? >> you know, the internet, e-commerce has gone from anonymous to ubiquitous. i can't imagine how the court would continue to support the disparity between e-commerce retail sales it puts an end to the ongoing sniveling and whining on the part of legacy organizations that e-commerce players have had an unfair advantage. whether they had an unfair advantage or not, that kind of distortion is now over. >> does this change the trend in terms of e-commerce growth does it anything to cool it? >> i don't think it makes any difference whatsoever. players like amazon have already started to collect sales tax on their own sales. so, third-party partners will now have to follow suit as this decision is enacted. i don't really think it makes a difference

cohen. there was a report submitted to the judge and what was found to be privileged among the hundreds of thousands of documents marked by cohen and president trump's lawyers as falling under attorney/client privilege. they have one week to object to finding and the judge warned cohen's lawyers to speed up the review. if it's not finished by june 15th, the documents will be handed to a federal team. the group cohen's legal team objected to in the first place. >> this is aless san in what is privileged and what isn't. let's look at the documents that were seized from michael cohen's hotel and office and what the special master determined so far. back in early april federal agents confiscated eight boxes of documents. 30 electronics, cell phones, pads and computer drives. the special master has gone through 639 paper documents. of those 14 were found to be privilegedpes say typically medical documents not relevant to the information. check this out. the electronic files out of more than 291,000, almost 292,000 electronic files, 148 are considered to be privileged. this is a minuscule, minuscule percentage. it's 2.1% of

mark. >> i think michael cohen is in a very difficult place because he is sort of a man without a country at the moment. he is part of the trump organization, but, you know, they got a search weren't to search his phones, computers, tapes, everything. they mad to have probable cause that it is evidence of some crime. but in fairness to cohen, he hasn't been charged with anything yet. we talk about will he flip, will he flip. we don't even know if he is going to be charged with a crime. but he is in a problematic situation to say the least. >> good way to put it. the other headline today, and you wrote a ton about it, but here is the deal. from the "washington post," that "national enquirer" executives let michael cohen review articles and photos featuring trump and his opponents were they were published. >> a sign of how cozy the relationship is. between david pecker and the president and allies. and cohen was the fixer helping to arrange this. let me show you what the inquir inquirer. it attacks the "washington post" reportinging saying it is unfortunate that the disgruntled and terminat

tim mack published all of the michael cohen threats to him in quotation marks in if his original story in the daily beast, but he never released the audio recording of those threats until now. and you might remember some of the things you're about to hear michael cohen say on this recording, but this is the first time we get to hear michael cohen in action on the phone doing the job that he was paid to do for donald trump. and as you listen to this recording, just imagine, just imagine what we are going to be hearing later this year when some of michael cohen's audio recordings will surely become public. this voice, and this tone, that you are about to hear is probably going to become very familiar to us. >> i know what you're planning on doing. and if there's any inference whatsoever, whether it's in the headline or any aspect of your article that indicates a rape, and i don't care about some small [bleep] line that you're going to throw away somewhere, mark my words for it, i will make sure that you and i meet one day over in the courthouse and i will take you for every penny you sti

his ring bearer in -- >> so he told you that donald trump wants the tapes that mark burnett has in custody? >> michael cohene tapes. and he's going, i'm not going to give them to either of you, mate. that's how i do things. at the time i'm like that seems fair. >> those types might become public because there's a lawsuit, through discovery, she might be able to obtain those tapes because it's a celebrity apprentice contestant who is suing then, so that's might be a source. >> uh-huh. >> you said when i asked you why is michael cohen talking to you, the kind of brilliant one-word answer you gave was "surrender" because you are a trump enemy, and here is a trump friend talking to you. so does that mean that michael cohen is surrendering in your mind to the enestabinevitable ts going to have to tell 9 truth of what i knows about -- >> what he has left, trump is like, michael cohen, what? that guy? i don't know. he worked a little bit for me. he's not my lawyer. and then ivanka and everybody is bad mouthing him to the press. ivanka is the biggest leaker in the white house. >> did michael cohen tell you that? >>

. >> supervisor cohen: which mayor? i'm kidding. >> mark farrell. he included this in his budget. if i'm wrong, i'm sure the budget analyst will point that out in a hot second next year, but i'm hoping that i can come back and say, you know what, we've gotten 25 to 50 people into assisted outpatient treatment rather than 6. right now, the director is out on leave, so they have one person and two staff members working on these petitions. they would very much benefit from our office having this collaborative relationship with them and referring dlients for this service. i'm here not because i want to build f.t.e.s in my department, but it's a real way to make change. we have people on the streets who need this help. >> supervisor cohen: thank you. i'm going to move the conversation a little further along. supervisor sheehy wants to speak and then supervisor yee. >> supervisor sheehy: i have a fundamental problem with this because i don't see behavioral health belongs in the justice system. that's your role. muddying that water -- if there's lack of capacity, we'll talk to department

. >> supervisor cohen: this is true, but the mark of a good woman, two good women is being able to put our differences aside and being able to recognize when the community's in crisis and roll up our sleeves and work together. and i just wanted to recognize you publicly for your tremendous dedication to the bayview community. in honor of your leadership, advocacy and lifelong dedication to the environmental and health issues in the bayview-hunters point community, and in recognition of your commitment to improving the health of community members for over two decades -- she's been doing this well before i even stepped on the scene, and i want to recognize that, and i pay my respects to you. and so this is a certificate of honor signed by all of my colleagues here on the board of supervisors just as a small token of our appreciation and our affection as well as mutual respect for your work. thank you very much for your service. [applause] >> thank you. you can tell that they love me. supervisor cohen, this is your last year, and we've been able to set aside our differences. that's a rema

subsequent to that and i could not find what mark, he also answered a question of commissioner cohen saying this was the only strategy. i think the minutes should reflect and capture that word, only. it's a very material statement based on the way this hiring was done. so i think that word is a fact. that is true. what that word means, i do not know what it means, because i do not believe it's true. i'm working on that and will try to confirm whether that ement i ors uenot. as a material issue, based on how this firm manager was hired and funded. so, i wish i could get the sense. i would give the report to mr. nickens, a point where they can look for the phrase to amend the minutes to capture that. part two, the end of the minutes, i understand the secretary tries to capture long discussions into one or two sentences. phrase reflecting that this proposal, goldman sachs, this proposal was presented to the board. minutes are a reflection of what happened as opposed to rediscussion. i did not consider anything goldman sachs to us was a proposal to hire and fund them. >> president stansb

he thought cohen might be crazy enough to fly up there. lost this role to markuban in shark nato 3. >> i thought the policy was to save the sharks. >> nobody attacks my house. this time it is personal. >> a producer relay that cohen went ballistic screaming over the phone, how dare you, donald wanted to do this. we're going to sue you and shut the entire show, i think he meant movie, down. i'm joined by brenda and interviewed donald trump numerous times and is the author of "donald trump the candidate." i don't know where to begin, so liz go ahead. >> that tape makes tony sopranno sound like mother teresa. in the rest of the tape he says you cannot rape your spouse -- he doesn't understand the law and not speaking in legal speak but in threats. so he sounds -- he doesn't sound like a lawyer he sounds like a monster. >> sounds like is -- don't know. i think everything goes back -- >> you know what, and we're done. we're good. >> you can go back to the school of roy cone with a little bit back to fred trump, donald's dad who told his sons to be killers. win at all

mark preston, the president is spinning the inspector general's report released at the justice department in his favor. paul manafort is now in custody. michael cohennsidering cooperating with federal investigators. how worrying do you believe, mark, these developments are for the president? >> extremely worrying. there's no question it's on his mind. it has to affect every decision he makes. i don't know how as a human, wolf, as a human being that you can face that kind of pressure. one thing we should note about the ig report, they did single out some misbehavior by fbi agents or officials. peter strzok, lisa page, that's acknowledged. the attorney general said -- the inspector general said there was no political influence. the president is trying to take the inspector general words and twist them so that as we heard others say here on this panel, to reach out to his base and rile up support. >> i'm anxious to get your thoughts. >> you know, i'm struck. obviously, as mark is saying, the conversation back and forth, the texting back and forth between the fbi agents that the president and his defenders have seized on was inappropriate and was wrong

and that we know that michael cohen has always been a big question mark in terms of whether he woulds donald trump potentially to a whole range of potential crimes. >> maya wily and ron kline, thank you. >>> tonight's last word is next. coppertone sport. proven to protect street skaters and freestylers. stops up to 97% uv. lasts through heat. through sweat. coppertone. proven to protect. ♪ roar ] run! oh! i have to see this. ♪ holy! this is gonna be awesome. rated pg-13. >>> tonight, a stunning about face from president trump after falsely blaming democrats after falsely saying only congress could fix the problem. the president signs a piece of paper ending his own policy of separating children from parents at the border. >>> but tonight at a rally in duluth he goes back and promises toughness on the border. >> in washington the criminal investigation goes on.

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mark burnett has in custody? >> yes, that he and his lawyers, michael cohen, are trying to get those tapes.nt him to -- he goes, i'm not going to give to it either of you, mate, that's how i do things. at the time i'm like that seems fair. but no already >> those tapes might become public because there's a lawsuit. >> gloria allred, yes. >> gloria allred has a lawsuit, through discovery she might be able to obtain for her clients some of those tapes. because it's a "celebrity apprentice" contestant who is suing them. >> yes. >> so that might an source where those tapes come out. >> uh-huh. >> you said when i asked you why is michael cohen talking to you, the kind of brilliant one-word answer you gave was "surrender" because you are a trump enemy, and here is a trump friend talking to you. so does that mean that michael cohen is surrendering in your mind to the inevitable that he's going to have to tell the truth of what he knows about donald trump? to people like you and the prosecutors? >> what he has left, trump is like, michael cohen, what? who? that guy? i don't know. he worked a little

mark farrell, so-called progressive bloc lined up solidly against her. tempers flared against supporters who filled the chambers, argued there was undercurrent of racism, denied the position as black woman. supervisor cohen was vocal in support of breed. >> we'll stilleeations january. yet to be seen. >> reporter: hisupervisor ronin voted against breed. time to heal the wounds of that night. >> we're mature enough to realize divided mayor and board of supervisors is not helpful to anyone. >> reporter: will be five new supervisors on the 11 member board, perhaps good nuts for the mayor. >> london breed makes history in san francisco and nationally. when she takes office only female mayor among 15 largest cities in america. all are men, right now, all but three white. new york, philadelphia, los angeles never had a woman mayor. >>> warning residents after several new mountain lion sightings. melanie woodrow with the story. >> reporter: this video of a mountain lion. 200 block of darrow, 900 block of macadamia, and 2850 block wher m >> came home, buck sitting there, startled about 8:00 and cat came bounding through after him. jr. generally solitary, elusive and avoid human contact. >> they've been here loan

investigation, like his personal attorney michael cohen and former campaign chairman paul manafort who has pleaded not guilty to multiple charges. the ranking democrat mark warner tweeting the possibility that he may also be sending a message to witnesses in a criminal investigation into his campaign is extremely dangerous. the white house denying the pardon is any kind of signal. >> each of the president's actions on pardons or on other things should be judged looking at the facts and the circumstances surrounding the case. the president felt it was merited. >> reporter: john and alisyn, these are off announced unexpectedly by the president, usually to the surprise of both the people being pardoned and the president's own staff. so stay tuned for any more announcements today coming from the president. in the meantime, the president is waiting on the north korean kim jong-un's right-hand man to come to the white house today. he will be bringing a letter with him from the north korean dictator. we could find out later today whether or not that summit in singapore is going to be officially back on. >> okay. please bring us any breaking news as soon as you

surpass the five billion dollars mark next year at twenty nineteen and this is a timely talk a topic of interest a majority of people around the world are to correspondent dan cohen has put the series together and he joins us now dan tell us what we should be looking for next week well i think we all know intuitively that staring at a cellphone keeping it up to your faces for too long is not really good but it turns out there are really serious health risks to cell phones holding them on your ear or talking on your ear keeping it in your pocket there have been studies that are that are showing clear evidence linking cell phones to cancer and i think it could it could foreshadow a huge public health crisis in this country and it's not only cell phones but all wireless technologies why five bluetooth cordless home phones and it will all talk about how also virtual reality headset that are being used in the classrooms can be very dangerous for children and we'll talk about how this information is actually being kind of suppressed from the public and the regulatory agencies like the f.c.c. that are supposed to inform the public have been kind of taken over by lobbyis

investigation, like his personal attorney michael cohen and former campaign chairman paul manafort who has pleaded not guilty to multiple charges. the ranking democrat mark warner tweeting the possibility that he may also be sending a message to witnesses in a criminal investigation into his campaign is extremely dangerous. the white house denying the pardon is any kind of signal. >> each of the president's actions on pardons or on other things should be judged looking at the facts and the circumstances surrounding the case. the president felt it was merited. >> reporter: john and alisyn, i should note the president had never met dinesh d'souza until this week. it raises the question of what the president would do for people he has met and does know very well. now, all of that is going on also while there is big news at the white house today. the president is expecting a delivery from kim jong-un's right-hand man, former top north korean spy chief, a letter that could potentially raise that -- put that summit in singapore back on. you can see kim yong chol leaving his hotel in new york. we are expecting he is going to be on his way here to washington ver

cohen: and what is your ask. >> i'm sorry. just $150,000 to maintain our program. thank you. >> hello, supervisors. this is mark izu, and i'm brenda wong oke. since 1976, we have created asian american art, and we thank the board of supervisors for many commendations over the years. in 1977, we incorporated the first voice and we create original cross culture pan asian performance works. we are members of the a.p.i. council, and our funding is expiring. we're asking for 77,000. first force is based in district 1, but we also work in japantown and chinatown. we have a cohort of artists who teach and perform, we have an annual home season, a quarterly artists series, but men ton artists, we do large scale community development projects. we've received money from grants for the arts. we service about 10,000 san franciscans a year. our budget is mal but our impact is strong because we move hearts and minds, by telling our stories, we contribute to the culture -- >> good afternoon. i'm with a.p.i. legal outreach. i'm here specifically to ask for the stop of a cut that's occurring this year with the help of superviso

cohen. and then there's president trump's campaign chair paul manafort. we just got in the transcript all marked up and highlighted because i'm a goober. we just got in the transcript just tonight of the court hearing in the manafort case. paul manafort is in jail in virginia waiting for his trial to formally start next month. paul manafort actually had the opportunity to leave jail and travel to court today to be at today's hearing in person. but he asked permission from the judge to not attend complaining about the long two-hour trek each way between the jail and the courthouse. which is interesting. but for whatever reason paul manafort didn't want to make the trip. he stayed in jail while his lawyers fought on his behalf. there's two things you should know about what happened today at this hearing. one is that it was sort of a landmark moment. for the first time today at this paul manafort hearing we got a live witness testifying for the prosecution about the special counsel's case against manafort. we haven't had anybody on the stand before answering questions and getting cross-examined on

cohen: thank you. you over answered the question. is there an analysis, do we know if this program is meeting its mark? is there any data? is there anything that tells us we need to be investing in this program as opposed to -- >> well, the program has certainly been successful. we are on target to achieve our goal of 850 placements this year. the return rate, as best as we can tell, is less than 5%. we get stacks of letters almost every week gardinople o have been successful in the program. i think it's meeting its mark. i think what's more important is to remember that every week we help 50 people exit homelessness. anything we can do to find short-term interventions, quickly, rapidly, and without a lot of money is important we look at expanding. >> supervisor cohen: thank you, i will move on. what increase in investments have been made specifically for tay youth? >> the only increase not reliant on measure d funding is $1 million for additional rapid rehousing. we do hope again in the rebalancing we will be able to expand that number to provide more than just $1 million a year in funding in that space and perhaps try

marks the first time anyone associated with the trump campaign has landed behind bars. bail was revoked and the charges against him are growing. then, michael cohen, the president's personal attorney. signaling an openness to cooperating with the feds and new details tonight about what authorities have seized as part of this investigation. all of this comes on top of new york state suing mr. trump's charity. a lot of legal woes. we are also learning how the president might fight back. as to the question of obstructive of justice that some think the team is pursuing. how the president's legal team now plans to use the hillary clinton e-mail investigation as part of his defense. rudy giuliani is dangling the possibility of a pardon for him and for others. the president spoke out on his former campaign chairman on the white house lawn. and the art of just plain false. >> i feel badly about a lot of it. it is unfair. manafort has nothing to do with our campaign. i feel badly about it. they went back 12 years, to get things 12 years ago. paul manafort worked for me a short period of time. 4 49 days. >> keeping them honest none of that is true. he serv

mark preston, thank you very, very much. >>> ahead for us, he didn't just fix things for the president, now a report that michael cohen was shown tabloid stories about donald trump before they were ever published. that is more than rare, it's concerning. more ahead. join t-mobile. and get netflix included for the whole family. so you can get lost in space in your own backyard... or get pumped up for your grand entrance. only t-mobile lets you watch your favorite movies and shows in more places, without paying more. get an unlimited family plan with netflix on us. and right now at t-mobile, buy one samsung galaxy s9 and get one free. but if something happened to you... you need life insurance! and chances are selectquote can get it for you for under a dollar a day! selectquote found michael, 38, a $500,000 policy for under $23 a month. selectquote found anna, 37, a $750,000 policy for under $22 a month. selectquote's secret? they comparison shop select group of great companies like these for your best rate. give your family the security they need... at a price you can afford. since 1985, selectquote has saved over a millio

marks the first time anyone associated with the trump campaign has landed behind bars. bail was revoked and the charges against him are growing. then, michael cohen the president's personal attorney. signaling an openness to cooperating with the feds and

mark meadows and john garamendi, thanks for being with me. >> thanks, chris. >> that is all for this evening. >>> tonight, the man referred to as donald trump's fixer, michael cohen, about to change legal teams leading to speculation he's close to cooperating with the feds to save his family. >>> plus, news tonight from "the washington post." robert mueller still asking witnesses about cohen as recently as five days ago reportedly. >>> and tonight, what it all means for the president, his west wing, and his legal team as he returns from the summit as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a wednesday night. >>> this was day 510 of the trump administration. there is new pressure on the president's long-time personal attorney and so-called fixer, michael cohen of new york tonight. and by extension on the president himself. cohen is currently the subject of a criminal investigation into his business dealings. the case was referred, you may recall, to the feds in new york from the mueller team in washington. sources close to cohen tell nbc news he's now looking for a new legal team, or lawyer, to represent him. one report even raises the possibility that cohen may. more l

cohen: right. >> if you agreeing that $1.4 million covers 16 sprinters, the unit cost would be about $115,000. maybe that's disconnect right? >> i think i get 16 number what mark told me. he's using that number. regardless, i think the point is that carry forward funds purchases certain number of ambulances. we're also recommending approval of $340,000 they're going to use to purchase four more sprinters. we're recommending approval of that. >> supervisor cohen: we will take that recommendation. >> supervisor fewer: $1.4 milli. b.l.a. suggested you can buy four of them for $340,000. we know that's the current cost for four. right? what is actual cost for four? [please stand by, captioners transitioning]. >> i agree with you. as a matter of fact, it's 2:00, so this is what we're going to do: we're going to take a recess, and in that recess, chief, the b.l.a. and the budget office, i want you guys to all get together, and we will rework these numbers. we will recon convenient at 2:45, and we will >> supervisor cohen: everybody welcome back. we are going to come back into session, and we are going to pick back up where we left off with our fire department, and i

cohen: right. >> if you agreeing that $1.4 million covers 16 sprinters, the unit cost would be about $115,000. maybe that's disconnect right? >> i think i get 16 number what mark told me. he's using that number. regardless, i think the point is that carry forward funds purchases certain number of ambulances. we're also recommending approval of $340,000 they're going to use to purchase four more sprinters. we're recommending approval of that. >> supervisor cohen: we will take that recommendation. >> supervisor fewer: $1.4 milli. b.l.a. suggested you can buy four of them for $340,000. we know that's the current cost for four. right? what is actual cost for four? [please stand by, captioners transitioning].

to cohen and others ensnared in the russian investigation that if they look out for the president, they too can be pardoned. yesterday, the vice chairman of the senate intel committee democrat mark warner tweeted this, quote, the president's ad hoc use of the power is concerning enough but could be sending a message to witnesses in a criminal investigation in h his -- the president also raised the possibility the pardon for martha secured an commutation for rod blagojevich. convip convicted of justice and for lying to the fbi during an investigation into insider trading. in fact, the president's lawyer, rudy giuliani recently used stewart as an example of why the president should not sit down for an interview. president said quote i think to a certain extent martha stewart was unfairly treated. . >>> former illinois governor rod blagojevich whom the president fired off the celebrity apprentice is currently in year six of his sentence. convicted of charges including trying to sell barack obama's senate seat. if you look at what he said he said something to the effect like quote what do i get? stupid thing to say but -- the president add the quote, plenty of other politicians have

mark meadows and john garamendi, thanks for being with me. >> thanks, chris. >> that is all for this evening. >>> tonight, the man referred to as donald trump's fixer, michael cohent to change legal teams leading to speculation he's close to cooperating with the feds to save his family. >>> plus, news tonight from "the washington post." robert mueller still asking witnesses about cohen as recently as five days ago reportedly. >>> and tonight, what it all means for the president, his west wing, and his legal team as he returns from the summit as "the 11th hour" gets under way on a wednesday night. >>> this was day 510 of the trump administration. there is new pressure on the president's long-time personal

cohen investigation. you have that to watch. i also want -- we have this quote from markt there. thank you, senator warner. >> important context. that was with a group of donors. what i'm watching for is president trump going to north dakota to campaign for kevin cramer. cramer had criticized the white hou house. some thought he wasn't as committed to the race. this shows he is. >> i think one i'm going to watch for mark warner to walk that back. two, supreme court decision, the travel ban. the decision on the travel ban could come tomorrow. >> a big deal. you have a baseball game you want to tease. we are out of time. >> go capitol hill little league. >> that does it for us tonight. i don't know if i have time to show you sasha. we will be back from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. eastern. for now, good night from washington. >>> leaks, secret tapes, special prosecutors and presidential paranoia. when i hear those words today, they have a familiar echo to me. 40 years ago, i made the movie "all the president's men" about how woodward and bernstein chased the watergate story. it stayed

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