mentioned anyone throwing the first leveson inquiry i mean he was already controversial he said that michael foot the then labor leader was a k.g.b. agent in these only to make an out of court settlement to rupert murdoch of the not supporting the labor party in those days what was it like to work for. i never met him i was always kept out of the what was called the plant i only ever entered the plant once operated as a free lunch so that there was credible let's see i only knew reports of him from people that i became very close to working with over the telephone but people are actually in the end when the whole day with him became close friends with who more than twice referred to him is as a sociopath was it your interpretation that when you were hacking the abbey national account of gordon brown that rupert murdoch because a lot in the press these days about the attacks on the leader of the labor party to recall what was your interpretation that in effect what you were doing was trying to destroy the political chances of gordon brown with the benefit of hindsight it's clear that the there was

mentioned only once during the first leveson inquiry i mean he was already controversial he said that michael foot the then labor leader was a k.g.b. agent in these only times that make an out of court settlement of the not supporting the labor party in those days what was it like to work for. i never met him i was always kept out of the what was called the plant i only ever entered the plant once operated as a free lunch so that there was credible bed let's see i only knew reports of him from people that i became very close to working with over the telephone but people actually in the end when the whole day with him became close friends with who more than twice referred to him is as a sociopath was it your interpretation that when you were hacking the abbey national account of gordon brown that rupert murdoch has a lot in the press these days about the attacks on the leader of the labor party to recall what was your interpretation that in effect what you were doing was trying to destroy the political chances of gordon brown with the benefit of hindsight it's clear that the there was a political a

mentioned only once during the first leveson inquiry i mean he was already controversial he said that michael foot the then labor leader was a k.g.b. agent in the only time that make an out of court settlement to rupert murdoch of the not supporting the labor party in those days what was it like to work for. i never met him i was always kept out of the what was called the plant i only ever entered the plant once operated as a free lunch so that there was credible let's see i only knew reports of him from people that i became very close to working with over the telephone but people actually in the end when the whole day with him became close friends with who. more than twice referred to him is as a sociopath was it your interpretation that when you were hacking the abbey national account of gordon brown that rupert murdoch has a lot in the press these days about the attacks on the leader of the labor party to recall what was your interpretation that in effect what you were doing was trying to destroy the political chances of gordon brown with the benefit of hindsight it's clear that the there was a

break for the group as we check out the latest moves the retail market, around 8% for michael kors, around 10% for foot locker. should you shop any of these >> we'll take a look at ralph lauren here, and as you were just pointing out, there were some pretty significant implied moves. when those implied moves are large, what does that tell us? options are expensive. we still want to be able to use them how do we go about doing that? ralph lauren, 7.7% is what i saw earlier today. i want to make a bullish move in this stock we are up 11% since the beginning of the year. worst case, if i do end up opening it, i want to have it closer to where it was before. we can see right around here, we're looking at the 100 level, essentially, as the down side, and right up here we're right around 120 is essentially the up side the trade specifically i was taking a look at was the 105, 115, 125 call spread you can buy the calls for 125, then sell for 1.50 net you're going to see profits above $1.17 and where you'll sell the stock is right here around $1.25 we expected it to move on earnings maybe 7, maybe 8% we're goi

markings mac cal has had issues where the trash was blocking their gates to enter the business so michael had to footts kron 4 news (justine) taking a live look outside....(jr stone) (jr stone) meteorologist mabrisa rodriguez has our forecast. (mabrisa rodriguez)a slight cooling trend is likely to persist into sunday as a weak weather system pushes inland north of the region. this will also help to deepen the marine layer with the potential for some late night or early morning coastal fog and/or drizzle. warming conditions are then likely early next week in response to building high pressure over california. (j.r.)we are less than 24 hours away from more playoff away from than 24 hours we are less (j.r.) (j.r.)we are less than 24 hours away from more playoff basketball...golden state warriors style. they will take on the pelicans in game four at 12:30 sunday afternoon. the team lost game three to the pelicans in new orleans 119 to 100. 6 foot 10 anthony davis had 33 points. the pelicans shot 50 percent from the field and 45 percent from three point land. the warriors still lead the series two to one.

markings mac cal has had issues where the trash was blocking their gates to enter the business so michael had to footnley roberts kron 4 news (vicki) in alabama. as many as a dozen thieves made off with six motorcycles and damage 11 others...in a smah and grab burglary. police say the thieves backed a large u-haul truck up to the glass frontt doors of a bike shop...and smashed through. surveillance vidoes shows up to ten people running into the store...and immediately running out with motorcycles... mostly dirt bikes. (sot) the incident happened tuesday morning...police have been searching for the suspect...but no arrest have been made. lawrence karnow: low clouds and fog lingered this morning before clearing in the afternoon. after that it was mostly sunny and nice with a few patches of fog near the coast. after a few active days across the state the doppler radar has gone quiet. on the satellite you can see high pressure building over (vicki)(vicki) how many people can honestly say they save lives at their jobs...and also save lives in their off time.(grant) not many...but our latest kron4 heroes..

visible markings mac cal has had issues where the blocking their gates to enter the business so michael had to footanley roberts kron 4 news not many players can say they reach three-thousand hits in their careers. albert pujols with a chance to become the 32nd major leaguer to reach that feet pujols two hits away from 3-thousand bottom second... angels up 6- nothing pujols hits a 2-run double to left... he is one hit away. bottom eighth... pujols with his final at-bat of the night his wife in the stands... fans with the phones out pujols flies out... finishes 1-for-4 pujols will have to wait until tomorrow in seattle angels win 12-3 meanwhile, sean manaea against the mariners... he entered the game with the best e-r-a american league... 1.03 ichiro suzuki in the dugoutsuzuki in the ichiro suzuki in the dugout earlier today... he announced will be join the mariners front office he won't play for the rest of the year bottom third -- nelson cruz hits a 2-run shot off manaea second home run of series manaea... 6 hits, 4 runs in six innings seattle wins 4-1 they take 2 out of 3 against oakland a's will

michael back is as pretty as a picture. is a must see a foot in the. world. may have already fallen under the spell of the city on the. join us as we explore. the combat. next d.w. . time for. a little book that became a global manifesto activist stefan in san addressed the injustices of modern society . and became a hero of the younger generation. time for our great time. stefan they said. before a. little inequality. what does inequality mean and globally connected well. to the media. join the discussion and have. died as a global media forum twenty eighty. one you come. to see it come to. me to germany which has its finger on the. america. should. go to. germany. on g.w. . one can say there is something quite ideal about the location and surroundings of the city unfortunately.

meanwhile, michael is going in and out and bringing out works of art that were, by that time he had bought a 100-footiver boat, probably the only westerner to own a giant full-size -- the sound of a train is the sound of romance, as far as i'm concerned. and it's a good sound. and michael was roaming the rivers in this 100-foot boat, like a semi picking up art, precious art. and bruno escaped. he became even more famous. his friend roger graf who was helping him organize, trying to organize political, you know, an effort to preserve the rain forest against the government said that, you know, when greenpeace -- after bruno returned when greenpeace wanted to organize an action, all this work had to take place. you know, you had to organize, you had to find the press. he said when we wanted to have an action, all we had to do was produce bruno. bruno was the action. and bruno, people said that brian know, he smelled -- bruno, he smelled like a shepherd. he -- another person told me he was like jesus christ. another person said he would follow bruno anywhere. he was this incredibly charismatic person. an

meanwhile, michael is going in and out and bringing out works of art that were, by that time he had bought a 100-footver boat, probably the only westerner to own a giant full-size -- the sound of a train is the sound of romance, as far as i'm concerned. and it's a good sound. and michael was roaming the rivers in this 100-foot boat, like a semi picking up art, precious art. and bruno escaped. he became even more famous. his friend roger graf who was helping him organize, trying to organize political, you know, an effort to preserve the rain forest against the government said that, you know, when greenpeace -- after bruno returned when greenpeace wanted to organize an action, all this work had to take place. you know, you had to organize, you had to find the press. he said when we wanted to have an action, all we had to do was produce bruno. bruno was the action. and bruno, people said that brian know, he smelled -- bruno, he smelled like a shepherd. he -- another person told me he was like jesus christ. another person said he would follow bruno anywhere. he was this incredibly charismatic person. and

michael cohen. verizon is on increasingly stable footing in wireless and the 5g opportunity will start to crystallizeoutside of stocks, we continue to watch the u.s. dollar. take a look at the bloomberg. we have seen the dollar over the past few weeks have strong weeks -- strong weekly gains. that is now going away with the dollar decline in the last couple of sessions after the dollar hit its highest of the year earlier in the week then had a pullback. mario draghi is urging the eu to move closer to fiscal unity. >> we need an additional fiscal instrument to maintain convergence during large shocks without having to overburden monetary policy. its aim would be to provide an extra layer of stability, thereby reinforcing confidence in national policies. a western european central banks editor is here. would it fall on deaf ears? i am sure he has made these comments before. the commission's president and european union president all saying this is needed. eu leadersw concern, , emmanuel mack ron has been pushing for fiscal capacity. there is some concern that will run out of time. next year you have pa

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michael o'leary finally agreed to recognize unions and pay pilots more in return passengers are footing the bill now the ultimate no frills airline has made check in times shorter and even cabin baggage comes at a cost. and the whole business teamhair and i will have an update for you in the next hour as usual in the meantime do check out twitter and facebook feeds and also visit our website for more stories that state of you dot com slash business before you go here is as usual a check on global markets at this hour thank you very much for. coming. from carlos to hollywood from new comic to stop. the transgender singer from germany now lives in moscow. just become a huge phenomenon. charles when she stomped off recently about a man. should. love the feel. of the devotion to. long lasting say movement. and does choreography to some of the best dance companies in the us. an encounter with. police choreographer john. klein sixteen. quite often fighting for the case to take you seriously in the world of what here's what's come out women's talk tough. superhero women smart talks smart stati

michael cohen's office was raided. and trump's attorneys ended up meeting with the special counsel, what they decided not to make any kind of offer to mueller because they were caught so flat-footed by what happened to michael cohen. and so now at least they're talking, but they may be talking past each other, wolf. as mueller is indicating as we've heard that he's not underin written answers to question of obstruction, which is key, you know, trump's attorneys are very unlikely to say, okay, just interview him then. that'll be fine with us. they are clearly trying to avoid any kind of interview. and they believe that they have the constitutional grounds to avoid an interview on anything that happened after trump took office. and they're not budging on that point. so we're going to have to see if these two sides can ever come together. >> it's interesting, gloria, that so much of this negotiation, if you want to call it that between trump's lawyers and robert mueller's team is being played out in the media right now. how much of a role is rudy giuliani, the president's attorney playing in all of this? >> well, a large role as we know. rudy giuliani is everywhere. and he likes to

michael avenatti the errors that he forces them to make. that's what that pleading in federal court in new york looks like to me. >> he's a sure footed man. >> thanks, lawrence. >> thanks, rachel. it's like every day since michael avenatti entered his life, a crazy day for michael cohen. >> mr. cohen -- >> how are you doing today? >> doing great. thank you. >> my comment about michael avenatti? in response? any response to avenatti? >> his document is inaccurate. >> how do you feel about you may have changed an election? >> people who've known michael cohen a long time tell me this is what he's always wanted. to be a celebrity. a celebrity in sunglasses surrounded by the paparazzi. that's why he wanted to be in trump world. he wanted to be at least near a celebrity, donald trump. that's what people who knew him before he knew donald trump tell me about michael cohen. and so, the good news for michael cohen, is finally paparazzi are gathered outside his door. so he loves that part. that's why he walks you out of the hotel and says good morning to the awaiting cameras and when asked how is he, i'm great, as if he's a movie star on the oscar's

up to a half foot of rain. michael, george. >> thank you, ginger.. more students across the state facing threats at their schools as we learn new details about how police stopped the shooter. let's go back to abc's marcus moore in santa fe with the latest. good morning, marcus. >> reporter: michael, good morning. in the wake of the shooting here at sante fe, there's been a wave of threats targeting schools across the state. some leading to arrests. and many districts here in texas have said that they are going to increase security through the remainder of the year. and this morning we have a clearer picture of how the violence here in santa fe came to an end. the county sheriff says that officers engaged the shooter within four minutes. and they had him cornered in a classroom. and that allowed students in other rooms to escape safely. the sheriff called those police officers heroes. and the this morning, the suspect's father is breaking his silence, telling greek television and "the wall street journal" that he remembers his son as a good kid. and

michael o'leary finally agreed to recognize unions and pay pilots more in return passengers are footing the bill now the ultimate no frills airline has made checking times shorter and even cabin baggage comes at a cost. of portage one isn't joins is not in the studio. looks a bit close ryan as number you just heard the report number two behind. in europe the ride that had a turbulent year but one thing always sticks out that the part that pilots this stuff don't seem to be happy that no they're not and we have heard in the last twenty four hours that the irish pilots union has more demands from ryan air they want systems for different systems for face allocations so that's basically where the pilots as opposed to living and also in terms of promotion the way people are promoted within the company they want more transparency so with basal locations basically ryan air has a mandatory people have to move the pilots have to move to where they are flying from the exact right to tell them where to live exactly and that's sort of a problem because people don't always want to move and some peop

michael oakes walking outside to the driveway. keith morrison: oakes, apparently not aware he was being watched, took a white bag out of his car, said the officer, and tossed it over a 20-footide linda's house. he immediately questions michael about what he threw over the embankment. michael said it was garbage. keith morrison: garbage. garbage. keith morrison: but they went to retrieve that bag of garbage. and what was actually in it? it was a gun. keith morrison: inside, michael oakes' garbage was a 22 caliber browning pistol. also in the bag, a bloody swatch of carpet and an overwhelming odor of bleach. and then, here's what they found inside linda's house. bizarre. oh, there was all sorts of ammunition and guns. firearms on magnets behind tapestries. firearms in drawers. loaded guns all over this house. keith morrison: including semiautomatic weapons and-- yes. keith morrison: big time stuff. big time stuff, yeah. keith morrison: why did, was it, was an explanation provided for this? no. keith morrison: before police left linda opdycke's house here in winthrop, they arrested michael oakes on suspicion of murder. and back in western washington, a local buzz began to grow

remember, at&t and michael cohen said that this was not for lobbying, but this was, rather, you know, just at&t sitting at the foothe oracle to hear wisdom. the president's counsel giuliani yesterday said that the lobbying by michael cohen didn't work. so he's contradicting cohen as well, saying cohen was actually lobbying, which means that cohen didn't register as a lobbyist and he's thrown cohen under the bus again, which is a place where you don't want cohen to be if he has incriminating information about the president on a going forward basis, as the prosecutors continue to work through his southern district of new york case. >> so then jeremy, there are a lot of moving parts here. but then to the relationship between the president, his personal attorney, you know, rudy giuliani, you know, now it's unclear what the attorney relationship is with the michael cohen and mr. trump, but then rudy giuliani is serving as a mouth piece, but then there seems to be an omission of facts, if you listen to what the president's recent comments were is, you know, he's new, he's still trying to get the statements, the facts al

foot down. charles: there is nothing wrong with grand ambitions. we want to control everything, michaelt's fine, but we shouldn't be comply? it that to ned's points. how do you envision an ultimate deal working? >> i think any deal will be progress. we'll be changing the status quo ending this unilateral disarmament as it relates to trade relations with china. american farmers will probably double their exports to china. as the "wall street journal" reported, that will have a major impact for the president and economically on all americans. charles: the ripping effect of america's brewing crisis from italy. we are going to break it down for you. we are talking about economic nationalists versus the establishment right after the break. brighthouse financial allow you to take advantage of growth opportunities... with a level of protection in down markets. so you can be less concerned about your retirement savings. talk with your advisor about shield annuities from brighthouse financial- established by metlife. my secret visitors. appearing next to me in plain sight. hallucinations and del

may be fit for the german cup final on the nineteenth of may now michael moore of course has been out since september the french his foot but then he hasn't played a single game since and things are beginning to look bleak you are loath to germany manager announces his provisional squad on the fifteenth of may and as we're about to hear from these pessimistic about his chances of going to the world cup let's hear from him. i can't imagine going through tournament if i haven't played at all there are still a few games left so let's wait and see i'm very positive about things i feel comfortable on the pitch i don't have any problems right now and that's a good sign someone's over the side. ok so i mean that of course leads us to the really big question is if he's out how big a loss could that be for the germany team well it is a huge loss he's not just any goalkeeper he's the captain of the germany same one thing and widely regarded both inside and outside the country as the finest goalkeeper on the planet. he was a world champion he was part of that world cup winning squad four years ago but it's not all doom and gloom f

here discusses four pentagon official michael maloof michael thank you for being with us as always we sure do appreciate it so give us the hundred foot for people that may not have been paying attention how do we get to this place well back in two thousand and fifteen an agreement was signed that in which with iran by the people us five countries that you mentioned earlier and they basically was that iran would limit its enrichment as well as development of centrifuges that would exceed that that could make a nuclear weapon but there are time limits imposed and this is what president trump is rebelling against the sunset clauses as he calls it he wants them extended indefinitely and. on has basically said no but he said of weird things so i understand much to make good his promise that it was a raw deal that obama created but then he added this thing about the iranians being non-compliant which is directly in contrast to the new to the nash purity adviser dan coats former senator dan coats and also to secretary of state mike pam peo both of them before the senate senate last week or the week before perhaps said that they thought iran

into the special counsel's investigation, and show how michael cohen, who did not get a job in the trump administration, was trying to keep a foot in the door. >> that's the decision of an independent company and has nothing to do with the white house. >> the white house tried to distance itself from the latest chapter in the unfolding saga surrounding michael cohen who, in late 2017, was apparently marketing himself as a conduit into the new administration. a source at novartis tells cbs news cohen approached the company 18 months ago, promising that he could advise it on how to get access to mr. trump's team. novartis said it paid the company cohen set up in the fall of 2016. met with him once, but still paid cohen close to $1 million because they were under contract. he was also paid by at&t and korea aerospace. all three major corporations with business before the government. in an e-mail to employees, at&t said the company hired several consultants to, quote, understand how the president and his administration may approach a wide range of policy issues. both at&t and novartis said they spoke with special counsel robert muel

michael cohen, what's that you called them. >> they invaded the attorney/client. >> stormtrooper's? nazi foot shoulders. >> you don't go into a man's house -- >> they had a warrant. >> of course, they had a warrant. >> you know better than to call these -- >> i don't know better. i know to say it and stick with it and own it, you are stormtroopers. >> he's calling the fbi agents who he used to work with and you used to work with, stormtroopers. >> it's so inflammatory it's just outrageous. this is from a man who purports to be in favor of law and order and respect the police. but to jonathan's point there is a seepage here. so now the republicans apparently have been affected with the same idea that they need the identity of this informant. so if his name is stated, it compromises not only the criminal investigation but national security not only this case because if it becomes part of politics to reveal who is helping the united states, then nobody is going to want to help the united states. >> let's listen to what giuliani said about a possible subpoena to the president, what he would want

michael cohen. >> they invaded the attorney/client privilege. i never did that. >> storm troopers? nazi footoldiers. >> you don't go into a man's house in a morning for a case that is 10 years old. >> did they have a warrant? >> of course they had a warrant. >> were they professional, courteous? >> i don't know if they were. >> michael cohen said they were. >> i don't know if they were. i would be upset if i was michael's lawyer. >> you're still calling them storm troopers. you know better. >> i don't know better, chris. they are. and stick with it. and accept it. and own it. >> the men and women working for the fbi were storm troop senators. >> do they act inappropriately sometimes? do you get a big liar like comey, mccabe in the fbi, a guy with a conflict from day one on the hillary investigation which is why he is lying to cover his ass? of course. you get bad people in the fbi. you get bad people in justice, bad people in parties. it is my job to flush them out. if you can tell me this investigation is worth the time that it's gotten and the money spent, then you don't know what you're t

michael cohen, when did she learn about it? like everybody else, watching sean hannity in the interview. that ten-foot pole elongated between her and the white house and to me it said she was on notice that there were contradictions she was walking into, she walked away from and she was trying to salvage perhaps her turn in front of an investigat investigator. >> and the other question about what more do we know about these detainees that are going to be released today and she said we can't confirm anything that rudy giuliani said tonight. >> this is a dysfunctional white house in two different ways. one is the national security process. normally you don't have people freelancing, talking off of different points, talking about something as significant as american lives as stakes. not only did you have people with difference messages, you have someone who shouldn't have been involved in this conversation at all. there's no evidence that rudy giuliani is speaking for the president. but you also have a d dysfunctional white house in terms of the spokesman talking about this. we previously have had secret

michael cohen, when did she learn about it? like everybody else, watching sean hannity in the interview. that ten-footand the white house and to me it said she was on notice that there were contradictions she was walking into, she walked away from and she was trying to salvage perhaps her turn in front of an investigat investigator. >> and the other question about what more do we kn

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foot ball. nbc forced to make a major correction on the michael cohen story. how did they get it so wrong?in seven minutes. twitter users change your password. the company found a bug that stored all passwords in plain text which is a no no. it is recommending 330 million people on the app change the password now. brett larson joins me and tech correspondent in a previous life. how are you? nice to see you. plain text is not what you want to have. >> plain text passwords are like you write it on a sticker note and stick it to your monitor. that's what twitter did. it's an internal discovery. it happened internally so says stwiter. as far as we know, no one on the outside has gotten access to it. a little sigh of relief. it is always a good reminder to change your password which seems to be something that is happening every couple months. >> bill: even more than that. i got two letters in the past week from major companies who said you might want to change your password. with twitter there was no breach, right? >> no external data breach. it was an internal discovery. change your password.

recommendation for our custom fit orthotic to relieve his foot, knee, or lower back pain, from being on his feet. dr. scholl's. born to move. >>> joining us now is michael roll this week. today, he broke the news that the president is getting a new lawyer, ty cobb is leave, replacing him is emmet flood, a lawyer who helped with the preside president's defense during the impeachment effort against then-president bill clinton. reporting today that emmet flood is expected to take a more adversarial approach than mr. cobb did. michael, thank you for being here. much appreciated. >> thanks for having me. >> what do you mean by more adversarial approach? >> well, the thing with cobb, his approach was cooperation, cooperation, cooperation. he took the president at his word that the president said he did nothing wrong, and he said, look, the sooner we give them all the documents, the sooner we allow people to speak with mueller, the faster this will be over, the sooner the cloud will be lifted. if you remember, it was ty cobb who was saying at the end of last year, sort of this rolling thing, the investigation is going to be over by thanksgiving, going to be ov

week, a 36-foot adult female gray whale washed ashore at tennessee valley beach in marin county. that whale apparently died from being entangled in fishing nets. back in bolinas, nele and michaelthat this whale died from natural causes and not a ship strike.sot it is depressing to see stuff like this happen.as for the bolinas whale, the marine mammal center is planning to perform a full necropsy on the on friday. in marin county, charles clifford kron 4 news. (grant)(grant) this weekend marks the unofficial start to the summer travel season. and for some, a time to swim or boat will be on the agenda. but being safe is paramount. reporter carlos correa visited yosemite...to see how employees are putting safety first. more than a dozen members of the yosemite national park search and rescue team are getting ready for a busy summer season that starts over the memorial day weekend.jamie richards, park ranger, yosemite national park: "most people who end up taking a swim, are not people who intend to go swimming."along the merced river, teams are participating in an intense training exercise. it involves crossing shallow water and the basics of rescuing people from aggressive and f

foot view. the question will make sense. mueller's purpose is to run a smoke screen investigating donald trump while protecting hillary clinton and the empires while they were there. michaelumps lawyer, a disgrace in and of itself, the cohen raid was because of a donation by a guy named victor pinchoc. mark: clinton gets speaking fees all the time. >> is mueller ignoring the donations? the atlanta council which partners up with beris ma which hires who? joe biden's kid, and the atlanta council, one of the guys who sits on that, a cto of a company called crowd strike that analyzed the dnc servers for the so-called hack. all you need to know is this. mark: how much money did he give to the clinton foundation? >> up to $25 million. pinchuck. interesting they are investigating him for a six-figure speaking fee to donald trump. perfectly legal on its face, right? we seemingly avoided all the connections to the clinton foundation, crowd strike, joe biden's kid and john kerry's stepson. mark: and further to your point, why is he investigating connections with russians, period? the issue is interference in the election and collusion in the election with the russians, not business

week, a 36-foot adult female gray whale washed ashore at tennessee valley beach in marin county. that whale apparently died from being entangled in fishing nets. back in bolinas, nele and michael hope that this whale died from natural causes and not a ship strike.sot it is depressing to see stuff like this happen.this happen. as for the bolinas whale, the marine mammal center is planning to perform a full necropsy on the on friday. in marin county, charles clifford kron 4 news. (ken) a nail biting game did not end in well for dub-nation. the warriors go down against the rockets tonight. (pam) that means.... we are heading to game six... sports reporter mark carpenter is here with how the dubs came up short. mark, this next game is a do or die .. (mark we are seeing some uncharted territory for this version of the warriors. the other night, they lost their first playoff game since kevin durant has been here. and tonight, for the first time since 2016, they are trailing in a series. it's remarkable how a series can turn. it was only a few games ago, the warriors crushed the rockets by 41-points.. tonight-- golden state is one loss away from being bounced from the postseason. --w

michael cohen made that payment to. he was not upset with what rudy giuliani said. the president spoke after that last night, and this just goes to the white house being caught flat-footed and that the president is his own best communications director and there is no doubt about that. >> it seems about this in particular because this is about his own legal issues, and he's dealing with his close friend, rudy giuliani, who is now his lawyer. absolutely fascinating. thank you for that report, kaitlyn. here at the table to share with me their insights, michael scherer with the "new york times," savio capore. michael, you wrote the time's piece this morning about all of this. what is your sense from talking to sources there about the president and giuliani and why now? >> i think we're still trying to figure that out. i must say there is some level of satisfaction as a reporter who scrambled late at night to get this story to sort of think about the fact the white house staff was also scrambling in the same way. >> misery loves company? >> right. clearly the president's staff has been in upheaval for several days, several weeks, people coming in, going out, and the flood co

foots the bill for $130,000 to pay off a woman who did not have an affair with the president. giuliani acknowledged contrary to those accounts the president guess what, personally reimbursed michael cohen for the $130,000 paid to stormy daniels in exchange for her silence. >> that money was not campaign money. sorry, i'm giving you a fact now that you don't know. it's not campaign money. no campaign finance violation. so. >> they funneled it through a law firm? >> funneled through a law firm and the president repaid it. >> oh, i didn't know -- he did? >> yeah. >> oh, i -- i didn't know that. no one did. rudy giuliani and president did, mike cohen did. giuliani claimed that because of the way the payments to cohen were structured at the time, the president did not know he made them till a couple weeks ago. even if that were true, it still exposes the president to a number of potential campaign finance and banking violations. giuliani tried to invoke the same defense used successfully by john edwards in his campaign finance trial that the payment had nothing to do with his political campaign. >> this was for personal reasons. this was the president had been hurt personally. not pol

michael cohen was trading on his expertise, which was having one client shop. >> in fairness let me play the white house rebuttal to some of this from sarah huckabee sanders. they started a little flat footed but they've developed a response. take a listen. >> i think this further proves that the president's not going to be influenced by special interests. this is actually the definition of draining the swamp. >> the definition of draining the swamp if a company is paying for -- >> the department of justice opposed the merger so certainly the president mass not been influenced -- or his administration influenced by any outside special interest. >> maya? >> i think that's a very strong fact for the administration. because remember donald trump actually opposed the merger when he was a candidate and as far as we know, he hasn't changed his mind. we don't know -- the department of justice may have made the decision without regard to any conversation with the white house. we just don't know. but i think the point is at least from the optics, the public optics, they can say what influence peddling? we didn't do what at&t wanted. i think it absolutely right. we have to know what michael cohen tr

foot, huh? >> that's what i want to know. that's what i want to know. >> reporter: investigators talked to michael's brother chris, the son who'dcene later with their mother becky. chris seemed to have his life together in a way that michael didn't. he had a job, even his own house. that morning he was helping his mom at the therapy center where she worked. >> your mom picks you up about what time? >> i got up at 7:00, brushed my teeth. she -- she pulled up 7:10. >> then you go to work with her? >> yes. >> reporter: then they asked him about michael. chris said he knew his brother took drugs but he said michael wouldn't have killed anyone. >> do you think your brother did this or do you think somebody? >> absolutely not. i don't think my brother has it in his heart. >> i just want to make sure that at this point, brotherly love is not outweighing common sense. >> well -- >> because i just saw some stuff in your brother just talkin' to him for about 20 minutes. and i'm sittin' there goin', "what?" people get on methadone. they don't have any money. and they not workin'. >> well -- >> how they going to get money? >> i agree on th

foot, knee, or lower back pain, from being on his feet. dr. scholl's. born to move. >>> so a couple of pieces of information have broken in the last couple minutes. first of all michael reporter with a ton of scoops recently, i have not seen this anywhere else, that the president's lawyers, including rudy giuliani and the rest of the russia legal team are in michael schmidt's team unnerved by the michael cohen case because neither michael cohen nor president trump will tell trump's own lawyers what is in the documents that were seized from michael cohen's home and office that pertain to the president. trump and cohen must know but they're not telling trump's own lawyers about it, mr. schmidt breaking the news here that the lawyers are concerned about that matter and do not know what to make about it. >>> there's also news that broke in the last few minutes about the president and the payment to stormy daniels. i'm going to leave you to launder o'donnell for this one. that does it for

foot sinkhole appeared in front of mar-a-lago. >> coincidence? >> perhaps not. >> deep state. >> listen to this, they left him five notices, they even gave him a cash offer but 30-year-old michael the message to move out so his parents who were desperate, christina and michael took him to court. michael argues that he's not a burden, though he's been living rent-free saying that he's not provided with laundry or food at his family's upstate new york digs. michael states he should be given six months to move out. >> i want a reasonable amount of time to vacate with the consideration of the fact that i was not really prepared to support myself at the time where i was served these notices. >> how about 30 years is reasonable time? in the end the drjudge granted e eviction. he plans to appeal the case and he finds the ruling ridiculous. wow. >> i can't really defend the guy. i'm trying. >> it's hard. it's hard. >> where i grew up, you did have a lot of guys -- you had a lot of guys living at home. >> zambonis in italian. >> it's not easy to defend him. you got at some point you got to get out there, brother and do their own thing. >> his poor parents, taking your son to court. >> o