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"the story with martha maccallum" starts now. >> martha: thanks. a story exclusive. interview with the man behind the effort to bring the isis bride back to alabama. we will talk to him. they are suing secretary mike pompeo and breaking news on that case. and the new attorney generals he won't recuse from the mueller investigation. those stories are coming up tonight. the house judiciary sent a letter to 81 trump associates demanding information, an interesting line reminding the recipients that this committee played a historic role for hearings on the abuse of executive power. also known as the watergate hearings. >> we will inquire and follow every lead unretrained. >> martha: that was 1973. how will democrats do in their watergate moment? that's where this seems to be heading. the chairman pointing out that the mueller investigation won't be enough. >> the mueller investigation number 1 we don't know when it will end. it's focussed on specific crimes. we have to focus much more broadly. >> martha: i am martha maccallum and this is the "story." the president was fi

martha, back to you. >> martha: just to keep you here for a moment. those are the charges, judge ellis pointed out today that the charges that he dealt with here had nothing to do with russian collusion. a lot of this relates to the work that he did as a foreign lobbyist. you know, there were questions about his late fara, which is a registration as a foreign lobbyist. this has been really based much more in the period of his work when he was a lobbyist with roger stone and charlie black back in those days, correct? >> that's very correct. good you point that out, martha. the judge made a few different references to russian collusion and not in a positive way. he made that reference that this was not about russian collusion. sort of out of the blue which it struck people as kind of odd. it maybe suggested to some that he thought the whole russia collusion thing was bogus. and then later on in the trial doug andres, the government attorney, made reference to being on the special counsel's team. the judge interrupted him and said no, it's the government

>> martha: are you serious? >> yes, tell me.here. >> martha: you think the dossier -- michael cohen went said he went to prague. >> what part is not factual? >> martha: of the salacious story and what happened in a hotel. none of that has proved to be factual. the meeting that he supposedly took in prague was also proved to not be -- have happened. >> now you accept with what michael cohen said? you have to accept that esau donald trump talk to roger stone. if you are accepting that, then he looks at donald trump knew about the russian interference campaign and that is the issue here martha. >> martha: they found that in the dossier and i think there is a lot of evidence. >> you can't hold up to michael cohen to be a saint when he said he didn't go to prague. >> martha: all i can do is look at the facts of what we have laid out the testimony and take from it but i think any normal person would take from it. >> you and i would both agree, let's see the full report as soon as possible. >> martha: we can agree on that. >> keep pres

"the story" hosted by martha mccallum starts right now. hey, martha. >> martha: hey there, chris. good evening. good evening, everybody. >> i kept walking and i heard [inaudible] so i turned around and said did you just say to me? the attacker masked. and he said this maga country [bleep] punches me right in the face. >> martha: so the story that actor jussie smollett told the nation and told the police twice has now led to a 16-count felony indictment that was handed down just moments ago by a grand jury in chicago. he is accused of staging a hate crime against himself in january. he has already been charged with one count of disorderly conduct and tonight he is facing many new charges. trace gallagher live in our west coast newsroom tonight with this breaking news and what we know. good evening, trace. >> trace: good evening, martha. this is the worst case scenario for jussie smollett because the indictment actually expands the case against him in two ways. he was facing one felony count for disorderly conduct. now he is facing, as you say, 16 felony counts but the grand jury al

martha? >> martha: thank you, shannon. >> so tonight in a story exclusive matt gaetz exclusive interview since the tweet that set off a firestorm ahead of the michael cohen hearing. here is the tweet led to an investigation by the florida bar association and may lead to a house ethics inquiry as well. hey, michael cohen do your wife and father-in-law know about your girlfriend? maybe tonight would be a good time for a chat. i wonder if she will remain faithful you're in prison? she's about to learn a lot. here on the story the house overcheat chair said this about gates' tweet about cohen when asked if that was a mistake. >> it's mores than an error, it's indefensible. it's not persuasive. the president has a lot of provocative allies like matt. he could stand to have a few more persuasive allies. people like john ratcliffe. people who can actually make the case but threatening a witness and i will leave the accurately to others threatening a witness like that in a tweet you are not helping t

"the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: good evening everybody, i martha maccallum and "the story" exclusive tonight, reaction from the mueller findings for the man in charge of terms 2020 reaction campaign. when the news came and there would be no new indictments he said "today marks the day that president trump has been fully vindicated by special counsel robert mueller, exposing the conspiracy theories for the sham it always was and catching democrats in an elaborate web of lies and deceit." last night eric swalwell made it clear that his opinion was not impacted whatsoever by the findings or the two your investigation. >> just because he hasn't been criminally indicted for collusion doesn't mean he has conducted colluding types of behavior with the russians. >> martha: democrats are getting ready to call for ten years of trumps financial records and they say mueller's no decision on obstruction is worrisome to them. let's go through some of those points. first of all, eric swalwell you saw on the show last night. it was this if we were talking prior to

right now, "the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: thank you, bret. so, democrats fought for special counsel investigation. they said robert mueller was a man of integrity who could be trusted to dig into the troublesome activations accusaf russian meddling in the 2016 election. >> congress must establish an independent, outside commission to investigate. >> what happen now, what must happen now, is mr. rosenstein appoints a special prosecutor to oversee this investigation. >> martha: that, as you know, is exactly what happened. then they cheered, rod rosenstein behind the curtain, when andrew mccabe said that he had wanted to oust the president using the 25th amendment. >> what we ought to really focus on is the fact that there was concern enough about the president's actions and behaviors that this even came up as a possibility. >> martha: deputy ag denies that happened get although there was some pushback to bill barr's nomination for attorney general, it was as uneventful a confirmation process as we have seen in a while. three democrat senators v

the story posted by martha starts right now. >> martha: good evening. i am martha maccallum and this is "the story." welcome everybody. there was a time when chelsea clinton -- push my pretty future of her party and now she is under attack, anti-semitism from a congresswoman ilhan omar. students at nyu blasted her for coming to a vigil for the people for the new zealand mosque. >> after all you have done. this right here is the result of a mall security. people only words he put out there. i want you to know that i want you to feel attached. 49 people died because of the rhetoric you put out there. >> what is i am sorry you feel that way mean? >> martha: that has some saying. very little back up from her own party. she got support from donald trump jr. and kellyanne conway grieving of course to be universal. 150 human beings are slaughtered and a vigil for them should be open to anyone who wants to be there. a moment of coming together to mourn. these individuals didn't see it this way. one writer on twitter calling chelsea's white tears dangerous and u

"the story" hosted by my friend martha maccallum right now. >> martha: good evening, everybody. so where do we go from here? that's one of the most important questions that needs to be answered. who started all of this and why? the russian interference happened with no assist from the trump campaign, so while it was still happening, our intelligence agencies were still busy going after the now president they failed to stop it. those are facts that are unnerving. here is a president earlier today talking about the impact of it all. >> we can never let this happen to another president again. i say it very strongly. very few people i know could have handled it. we can never, ever let this happen. to another president again. >> martha: we do need to know how the whole collusion narrative began. who was responsible, who was aware of the investigation in its earliest stages from the white house through the obama administration who got the ball rolling on the hunt for trump campaign conspiracy that they believed was happening. and what was in terms of the way this substantiates this in

. >> martha: it is indeed ash wednesday. tonight on "the story" and democrats do not seem to have the votes to condemn anti-semitism. they were seeking to denounce statements like this from elana omar. [applause] >> a country that says it is okay for people to push allegiance to a foreign country. >> martha: over the last couple of months she has written several tweets that have been written and as a medic. last one she tweeted the relationship is all about the benjamin's baby. in 2012 she tweeted, israel has hypnotized the world. they all we can the people and undo the evil doings of israel. a stance that many upper allies have fiercely defended during a rally late today on capitol hill. watch this. >> this resolution to tear down the leadership of strong women of color. you do not have a vision for a safe jewish future. >> we need to show her that we love her and the country needs voices supply curves. >> they are calling a democratic leadership to show leadership in this moment by expanding the language of the resolution

i martha maccallum, and tonight this is "the story." if the president has proposed one answer, new limits on the amount of money families can borrow for college but the head of the office of management and budget is a cost cutter from way back, he earned the nickname "the blade" and he is now the president at purdue university. he has frozen tuition costs during his tenure, he gives students a very unique way to pay off their debt after they leave, and he has even brought amazon to campus which has dramatically lowered exorbitant textbook costs by 30%. i spoke with him in "the wall street journal" causes him the most innovative university president in america today, the former governor of indiana mitch daniels and asked him about what he's doing. >> we decided a few years ago when i arrived i asked the question why don't we start trying to adjust our spending to our student families budgets and not expecting them to adjust their budgets to our spending. so far, so good we have just finished our sixth year of tuition increase, which prom

still could be true, to martha's point.f we get that document, it will be interesting to me to say, member at after the 2016 election, reporters went on the road to figure out how did we get it wrong and how did we miss it? now books have been written about it, how did they the meds it? from a personal anecdote, going back to the special prosecutor of the valerie plame issue with karl rove, he knew that he was going to be -- not going to be indicted but he wasn't allowed to say anything. the stress and the agony what you put people through with special prosecutors. >> juan: i hope we agree that the report should be released because i think republicans and democrats want to see it. get it out there. >> greg: we are going to talk about this some more. it's a day of reckoning for everyone. michael avenatti arrested. we'll have details coming up on that, plus... >> the reality is there is ample evidence of collusion in plain sight and it has been for very long time. >> greg: democrats crying collusion for two years with nothing

"the story" hosted by martha is up next. >> martha: in moments, newt gingrich is here. he says while the country has been sucked into a blinding vortex of gossip and hostility toward the president, the world is undergoing the most dramatic change since world war ii. so the power struggle in venezuela, protesting the streets of france and the drama over brexit and a worldwide sex abuse scandal that hangs over one of the world's largest religions. and in the middle east, israel's prime minister indicted ahead of a pivotal election. saudi arabia's crown prince cozying up to china. while nuclear power as india and pakistan are on the nice edge of war. perhaps the biggest threat, china as a push for military and economic world dominance. and now they are beating that u.s. with the release of ai game changing technology in 5g. my next guest says those are the real bombshells. all of its ago i spoke with newt gingrich, former speaker of the house. and the host of the new podcast. front and center tonight is this question of north korea and a lot of that seems to obviously be l

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martha: in a dog eat dog?> world, where should we draw the line between protecting national interest and upholding our humanity? martha: yes, i understand. there has been a book written about the morality of spying. there is a great question. and why do we ask people to put their lives on the line? it is one of the oldest professions in the world. and knowing secrets gives you power. i think that the control of our world depends on that balance of power and knowing about each other. but i understand exactly what you are saying. if i ask someone to put their life on the line like we did with him, what is my moral duty to him? i just tell him that we will do everything to protect him and the system is built to do that. and it is his free choice to say yes or no. but i would say that most agents that work for cia do it out of belief in the better good. and i believe our system represents that better good. thank you. [applause] good question. >> hi. i was just wondering, after you left the cia, how -- how did your

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michael was raising his two boys and two young girls, margaret and martha.he girls became neighborhood playmates with kathleen's daughter caitlin. >> they played -- oh my god, barbies and those little -- my little ponies and those damn little trolls. all the time, all the time. and then kathleen came over to borrow a book one night. and that's when it began. >> reporter: as the kids spent more and more time together, so did michael and kathleen. it wasn't long before they approached the kids about becoming a family together. >> they sat me down and said, "you know, caitlin, how would you like it if martha and margaret come to live with you?" and i just immediately thought, "a permanent sleepover!" >> reporter: and that's exactly how michael presented it to his two girls. margaret's the older. >> it's really funny. i think he put it, "we're gonna have a long sleepover," and we said, "yeah!" >> reporter: her younger sister, martha. >> of course we want to live with caitlin and kathleen, and play barbies, and, um, be a family together. >> reporter: so michael a

my friend, martha mcsally, she's the real deal, she's tough.he majority of victims do not speak up. they have access their well—being, the access to schools, their promotions, there are a lot of reasons a soldier would not come forward immediately or may delay reporting. tammy duckworth, also a combat veteran, said the military had utterly failed at handling sexual assault. she and her committee want to know what more can be done to bring the perpetrators to justice. let's get some of the day's other news. a second senior figure in the police service has criticised the british prime minister for her response to the upsurge in knife crime in the uk. lord stevens, former head of london's metropolitan police, told the bbc theresa may "hasn't listened" to police concerns. at an emergency meeting, home secretary sajid javid has asked police to outline the extra investment they need, and said he'll do all he can to provide it. venezuela's government is expelling the german ambassador for what it says is interference in its internal affairs. martin kr

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martha maccallum back with us. fast moving developments, but these are constructive developments for the president. >> martha: absolutely. as you pointed out, the president says he has nothing to hide. this further allows him to make that point, rather than hovering over this report and saying we're not going to release until we go through it word by word and make sure that we have executive privilege over certain things. >> neil: he has to be curious. >> martha: he does. and you have to believe that he looks at this principle conclusions letter that bill barr wrote and bill barr, that's the other thing he made clear in the letter to nadler, this was not a summary. because he's being blasted for summarizing the report. nancy pelosi said it was con descending the way that he summarized the report for them. she said show it to us, we need to look at it ourselves. >> neil: and bob mueller, anyone on the legal team, would have found it con descending or worse wrong, i think they would have gotten that out there. >> mar

voiceover: martha mcsally for united states senator.person apologised to senator mcsally and said, "the criminal actions reported today by senator mcsally violate every part of what it means to be an airman." and that they were steadfast on their commitment to eliminate this reprehensible behaviour. but still, the majority of victims don't speak up. often times reporting somebody inside their chain of command, someone that has complete control and authority over their person, their well—being, their access to schools, their promotions. there are a lot of reasons why a soldier wouldn't come forward immediately or might delay reporting. a member of the senate committee, tammy duckworth, also a combat veteran, said that the military had utterly failed at handling handling sexual assault. she and her committee want to know what more can be done to bring the perpetrators to justice. ramzan karmali, bbc news. let's brief you on some of the other stories making the news. the uk has been urged to table fresh proposals to the european union with

now then, martha. >> yeah. >> stephen: what are we doing today?en: it's called, very simple, "martha stewart's grilling." >> i've never written a grilling book before. >> stephen: why not? well, because i don't really like to grill, or at least i thought i didn't like to grill. >> stephen: why don't you like grilling? >> i don't like smoke and i don't like the guys who stand out there pressing the food. are you one of those? >> stephen: i don't finish your insulting description and i'll tell you. ( laughter ) >> they're out there squeezing out all the juices out of the hamburgers. >> stephen: but it's a ritual. but you don't have to do that to it. >> stephen: not everybody does that. >> and then they burn everything. that's what really bothered me about grilling. >> stephen: what do you mean by "they"? >> those guys. >> stephen: you're lumping us all together, martha. >> so i decided to write a book about grilling the right way. i like the right way to do things. >> stephen: let me guess, the right way to do things is your way? ( cheers and applau

martha mcsally / -r- arizona: "i didn't report being sexually assaulted.e so many women and men, i didn't trust the system at the time." a recent smithsonian poll found that about two-thirds of current and former female service members experienced sexual harassment or assault. sen. kirsten gillibrand / -d- new york: "sexual assault in the military is still pervasive."within the past decade -- the department of defense has dedicated more resources to preventing unwanted sexual conduct -- supporting survivors --and prosecuting sexual offenders. but -- more work needs to be done.sen. martha mcsally / -r- arizona: "i'm honored to be here and use my voice and unique experience to work on this mission and stop military sexual assault for good."in washington -- i'm mary moloney reporting. coming up..r-kelly is back in a chicago jail tonight.why he was arrested this time, and what the embattled singer finally has to say about the sex abuse charges against him. plus...skyrocketing rent in san francisco could force closure of beloved golden gate fortune cookie facto

the story" hosted by martha maccallum begins now. >> martha: happy opening day. any moment we expect the president to take the stage, and that was the two year cloud of collision. we will get you there as soon as i gets underwriting. with that, good evening everybody. this is the story tonight. one of the president's biggest enemies adam schiff said this for over ten years. >> surely there is significant evidence. >> that to me it is direct evidence, but there is also abundant circumstantial evidence. >> now he is facing a lot of heat, who did something that is unprecedented today. all of them signed a letter and asked him to step down from his post as chairman and resign. >> mr. chairman, i ask for your resignation today because i believe you are advancing putin's work. >> we have no faith in your ability. >> i do not think that conduct criminal or not is okay. and the day that we do, is the day we will look back and say today is the day america lost its way. >> good evening to you sir. what was your reaction to that? that's an ugly exchange, not the kind of thi

or martha maccallum or bret baier. democrats feeling they can't stand up to that kind of debate, prep common questions. >> jillian: i don't know that they can't stand up to it, i just think it's unfortunate. sure, you want to talk to your base. i get that. on the other hand, i think if you want to move forward and have progress in life, like in all aspects, we want to talk to everybody. if there is an opportunity that out of, say, 1,000 people watching you could sway one person by what you are saying, i think that's worth it. for both sides. i think both such have the opportunity to talk to everybody. i think right now being a between you guys, by the way, it's a tough place to be. [laughter] >> melissa: kennedy? >> kennedy: it's interesting, because i think what democrats see is in 2016 the moderators of the fox debates on fox news were very tough on the republican candidates. and i think this is a cowardly move. because they saw how these moderators really help these candidates' feet to the fire. it was not an echo c

. >>> arizona senator martha mcsally stuns her colleagues by revealing she's a survivor of sexual assault. the spotlight on rape in the military. >>> and game show host alex trebek says he has stage-four pancreatic cancer. his fight against the disease. ♪ >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you, i'm anne-marie green. singer r. kelly is back in jail this morning in chicago after failing to pay child support. this comes as a new accusation surfaced that kelly allegedly had sex with a teenage girl in detroit nearly two decades ago. detroit police say they are investigating. meanwhile, kelly maintained his innocence against sexual abuse charges in an explosive interview with "cbs this morning" co-host gayle king. his live-in girlfriends are coming to his defense, and their families are responding, too. laura podesta is covering all of this from here in new york. laura, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, anne-marie. just hours after the emotional interview aired yesterday, r. kelly was taken into police custody in chicago for

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that is "the story with martha maccallum" on this friday night. have a wonderful weekend and we will see you friday night mond♪ >> tucker: good evening andnigh" it's probably hard to imagine being more cynical about the news media than you already are. you watch the coverage and you know how totally dishonest it is, you read their tweets and you know how a vindictive and unimpressive they are. if one of your kids want to work at cnn, would you even tell your neighbors? you might be more tempted to tell them he's in prison. it's hard to shock you about more stories about corruption but prepare yourself, we have a new one. today an independent businessman wrote an account of an experience he just had with nbc news director deaf in linzer. he's a "washington post" reporter who is overseas. he did not expect to be talking to her but he got on the phone with the democratic national committee. he had a scoop about the date of the first primary debate, not a big deal but he wanted to make sure his facts were right. they wanted time to notify their state

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i've known martha mcsally for years, i covered her in 2002. this is a tough woman.as a lieutenant colonel, 100 missions at the time in iraq and afghanistan. and, you know, 100 combat sorties. if this can happen to martha mcsally, it can happen to anyone, male or female. >> you're absolutely right, andrea. i want to say to martha mcsally, she showed extraordinary courage coming forward yesterday. i applaud her. my heart goes out to her. but this is a problem that has plagued the military for decades. i have been working on this since 2011. 15,000 service members, men and women, one in two women, are sexually assaulted or an attempted sexual assault is made on them every single year. and the number of cases that actually get to court-martial are something like 500, and only 250 result in convictions. so i actually think that we have got to stop thinking that we can fix this by allowing these cases to stay within the chain of command. she said it was almost like being raped a second time. and the retaliation is so huge. 60% of those who report, also report that they we

. >>> and a stunninged ed admissi from senator martha mcsally. she says she was raped while serves this country. >>> i plan to beat the low survival rate sticks. >> alex trebek diagnosed with stage information pancreatic cancer, but he says he is not going anywhere anytime soon. >> really wish him well. >> one of the all-time greats. welcome to "early start." >> it is thursday, march 7, exactly 4:00 a.m. in the east. let's begin here. after 30 hours, over four days, michael cohen's testimony to congress is over for now. three major revelations emerging. first, sources tell cnn president trump's former lawyer and fixer provided documents to the house intelligence committee, they show edits made to the false statement cohen made before congress in 2017. >> cohen handed over the new documents to help explain his public testimony last week. he told lawmakers one of mr. trump he's lawye trump's lawyers had a hand in editing that false statement. manu raju has more. >> reporter: michael cohen delivering a second day of testimo testimony. and the big qu

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let's talk about martha coke. she asked us tops settle a dispute with sprint.up with one of her daughter's friends on the account without her knowledge or permission. that extra phone line racked up charges she said she simply couldn't afford. martha said she tried to unwind it all but spent seven months getting nowhere. ultimately she was facing collections. our team stepped in to sort the it out. spript gave martha a refund of $437 and said, "we strive to provide our customers with the best possible products and service. and when sprint fails to meet their expectations, it's important for us to know." if you're hung up ott on a problem you can't solve yourself, call us 888-996-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. >> thanks, chris. if you think your office is nice, take a look at this. a chinese tech company shelling out a billion and a half to build this complex. it's based on a dozen different european destinations. the complex is designed to provide office space and homes for 30,000 workers. it's currently being used to research and develop 5g technol

martha maccallum, ladies and gentlemen. in 94 was the correct answer.ts you up one to bill's down one. the final question is worth two points. this is another multiple-choice to get it back to zero.k a painting worth $28 million was found this week, 20 years after it was stolen off the yacht owned by a saudi shake. who painted the painting? pablo picasso, vincent van gogh, or salvador dali? >> i think it was van gogh. >> tucker: it you think it was van gogh. for two points, was it vincent 1-ear van gogh? >> a painting by pablo picasso worth over $128 million. [laughter] he previously hung in picasso's home until his death in 1973. >> tucker: this has been the most remarkable segment we have ever done. you know what, this is perfect. as long time partners and friends, i'm not surprised that you wanted to end on the same number but the rules require, one tiebreaker question. and this is a very esoteric question, we have asked a befor before. what is the capital of the african nation of burkina faso? >> you should know this. you always know this. i know. >

"the story" starts right now. >> martha: it is indeed ash wednesday.d democrats do not seem to have the votes to condemn anti-semitism. they were seeking to denounce statements like this from elana omar. [applause] >> a country that says it is okay for people to push allegiance to a foreign country. >> martha: over the last couple of months she has written several tweets that have been written and as a medic. last one she tweeted the relationship is all about the benjamin's baby. in 2012 she tweeted, israel has hypnotized the world. they all we can the people and undo the evil doings of israel.

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republican senator martha mcsally admits she was raped by a senior officer while serving in the military. i blame myself. i was ashamed and confused. i thought he was strong. but felt powerless. behind bars — the us singer r kelly is back in custody after a court hearing over unpaid child support. and we talk to the celebrated photographer who's been documenting british society for nearly half a century. the chinese telecoms giant huawei is expected to announce, formally, in a news conference that it is suing the american government, because federal agencies have been barred from using its products. meanwhile, the compa ny‘s chief financial officer, who's being detained at the request of the united states, has appeared before a court in canada. the us is seeking meng wanzhou extradition on charges of bank and wire fraud relating to sanctions against iran. for more on both side of this story, i'm joined now by stephen mcdonell in beijing and dave lee in vancouver. at present it goes to as if the two strands of the story are unconnected. they are not, of course unconnected. they are not, o

. >> the new interview with martha mcsally. why she's telling her story now. >>> alex trebek's cancer diagnosis. >> i'm going to fight this. >> what we know about pancreatic cancer and why it's typically found so late and the outpouring of support overnight for the "jeopardy" host. >>> what john kelly is now saying about his time working with the president. kelly's advice to his successor. >>> look out above. the worker in this bucket struck hit on the highway. >>> from the moose on this roof to the hundreds and hundreds of crows converging in this parking lot, the wild sights caught on camera this thursday morning. >>> good morning, everyone. we begin with singer r. kelly facing a new allegation of abusing a minor. >> the new acquisiticusation cot hours after facing charges of not paying child support. >> he is maintaining his innocence as his girlfriends come to his defense. he is back behind bars for the second time in nearly two weeks. he left a chicago courtroom in handcuffs after failing to meet the deadline to pay $161,0

republican senator martha mcsally says she was raped by a senior officer while serving in the military. i blame myself. i was ashamed and confused. i thought i was strong. but felt powerless. behind bars — the us singer r kelly is back in custody after a court hearing over unpaid child support. and we talk to the celebrated photographer who's been documenting british society for nearly half a century. the giant chinese telecoms company, huawei, has announced that it is suing the us government over a ban on its products. the us claims that huawei's equipment presents a security risk. here's the moment huawei's rotating chairman, guo ping, announced the company has filed a lawsuit against the us. today huawei announced it has filed a lawsuit against the us government. to challenge the constitutionality of the section of the 2019 national defence authority act. the us congress has repeatedly failed to produce any evidence to support its restrictions on huawei products. after exhausting all other means to allay the thoughts of us lawmakers, we are left with no choice but to challenge the l

right now, "the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. >> martha: thank you, bret.unsel investigation. they said robert mueller was a man of integrity who could be trusted to dig into the troublesome activations accusaf russian meddling in the 2016 election. >> congress must establish an independent, outside commission to investigate. >> what happen now, what must happen now, is mr. rosenstein appoints a special prosecutor to oversee this investigation. >> martha: that, as you know, is exactly what happened. then they cheered, rod rosenstein behind the curtain, when andrew mccabe said that he had wanted to oust the president using the 25th

martha's case races questions we should all ask. do you have a p.i.n. i'm not talking about the pass code on the phone or the log in to look at your bill, i'm talking a p.i.n. specific to account changes. lots of carriers offer them. it's a six to ten-digit number you can set up and lock down service modifications like adding users in martha's case. if you find out you do not have a p.i.n., please do consider adding one. you've got to ask, though. if you're hung up on a product you can't solve yourself, please call us 888-966-tips or online at nbcbayarea.com/responds. there are lots of bad things happening with phones these days and your accounts. we're looking into it. a lot of hacking going on. in the meantime get that p.i.n. set up. >>> there's new traction coming to disney parks bringing changes with it. star wars galaxy's edge opens at disney world at the end of pay. the marks are rolling out new rules to handle all the extra guests. disney land and disney world are eliminating smoking areas, so no more smoking. disney land will also add around 7,0