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. ♪ ♪ >>> oh, yeah, abc7 news was in emeryville where michael jackson fans young and old met at the bayo rock the night away. they celebrated what would have been michael jackson's 60th birthday with a dance party. cool. >> that is fun. how are the giants' moves lately? >> not very good unfortunately. >> not a thriller? >> no. >> very well done. some great stuff on the mound at the plate, not so much. the giants offense is on life support. no better and now no dugger. another lineup loss for san francisco's one of the successful rookies is sleep number 360 smart bed. it senses your movement and automatically adjusts to keep you both comfortable. and now, all beds are on sale. it's the last chance to save 50% on the new sleep number 360 limited edition smart bed. ends labor day. >> announcer: abc sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> no team in the majors has scored more runs than the a's the last inning of the game. only the third loss for oakland this season. the astros led by two in the third, but the a's put runners on the corners for jed lowry. look at this. sent it to left

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you don't send your kid away to college, michael, you send your kid away from college to be odd. our young kids or young people that we've worked so hard to get there to, say, i'm keeping my childave for you. they did anything but that. >> unirsity president wallace lowe said on tuesday that the school accepts legal and moral responsibilit responsibility. >> it took 12 years for the families of three missing women in dc. the women have been identified as murder victims. now they want to know if their loofs could have received more information. we spoke with one of the victims identified earlier. she didn't want to go on camera but here what shead to say. >> it's hard when you can't -- you know, when noou one hears voice basically. i don't think the families were hurt. >> the bodies in found in the northeast. >>> 6:08. family and friends came together to remember a man who was shot and killed by prince gorges county police. gregory can'tfield jr. was shot by landover. they saye was a menace in the community and his officer was forced t shoot. can'tfield's sister said that was not t case at

michael phelps back in 1993. but, records are meant to be broken. phelps record was shattered by this youngman, 10-year-old clark kent . he managed to shave a full second half the olympians time sunday. >> being a michael phelps recordbreaker is amazing, because michael phelps is one of the largest swimming icons in the world. >> reporter: his family lives in salinas and he has been swimming competitively for four years. he has been chasing the record for much of that time. >> after my first swim meet i really thought that motivation to keep swimming, and at that age i learned that michael phelps had a record, so i wanted to beat it. >> reporter: when you are faster than michael phelps and your name is clark kent, it is not surprising when people occasionally call you superman. but, clark says he is -- his coach sees that he is a rare talent. >> he sees what hard work and loving what you are doing -- how contagious that can be. >> reporter: clark says his goal is the olympics. in the meantime, he will continue to chase michael phelps and hopes to follow him onto the metal stand and into the

michael. good morning, everyone. so many of us give our young children these foods.al. his snack, teething wafers. some of the 50 popular packaged baby foods tested by "consumer reports" after they purchased three samples of each from retailers across the country. "consumer reports" tested for heavy metals including lead, cadmium, and inorganic arsenic and say they found at least one of these metals in all of the samples. >> this is of a concern because people should not have heavy elements or heavy metals in their food, particularly for their chconsumer reports" concluded that 68% of the samples they studied had at least one heavy metal at levels they considered worrisome and 30% of the products tested raised concern with just one serving or less a day if consumed regularly. they expressed even more concern about snacks and products they tested which contain rice and sweet potatoes which they reported had higher levels of one or more of the heavy metalss they also say their analysis of organic food samples tested just as likely to contain the contaminants. >> our me

has been available since early august first results so it's not only young digital natives who are using it so maybe next time michael comer out pops out for a coffee he won't be the only one reaching for his phone. all right let's talk with us about this now with your get he is a finn take expert a block or a speaker found a co-founder of startups and you've got plenty of experience some twenty years in with take mobile payment of course right from the start tell us what your experience with germans and embracing new technologies well just take longer and they like cash from the point of view of the mobile payment. is is i would say hype for them for the time being it's starting in the in the tech environment the younger generation is embracing it but not yet in vast majority of the population and where do we stand in a european context we know that asians are already very advanced if you look at the nordic snogs are way more mobile phone addicted and therefore therefore some women mobile payment addicted of course the eason's is a huge market a lot of asians use mobiles mobile pencils like ali pay and we should pay

. >> at the freedomfest conference held in las vegas, brigham young university's daniel peterson debated michaelshermer on the question on whether religious faith and reason are compatible. this is moderated by stephen watts. it runs an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, it's 1:00 so we will start this big debate. faith versus reason. we have a tremendous debate that is going to occur here but i wanted to welcome everybody to freedomfest y

i believe michael phelps sent out a message to young clark kent. he said go it. >> he'll be the next olympic swimmer. >> yes. clear some room on the trophy shelf in the living room. whatever one is doing, we would love to see it. you can send it through our facebook page or twitter path and use the hash tag that kids got game. >> looking forward to it. >>> coming on mornings on 2. the ticket for a long life may not be exercising and eating right as all. see the young woman that said that drinking one beer a day is what contributed to her living to a hundred. welcome to the xfinity store. thanks, janet. it's my happy place. you can learn how to switch to xfinity mobile, a new wireless network that saves you cash. and you can get 5 lines of talk and text included with your internet. and over here i'm having my birthday party. dj fluffernutter, hit it! ♪ dj fluffernutter simple. easy. awesome. ask how to get $300 back when you sign up for xfinity mobile, and purchase a new samsung phone. visit your local xfinity store today. >>> if you're of a big fan

has been available since early august first results so it's not only young digital natives who are using it so maybe next time michael come right pops out for a coffee he won't be the only one reaching for his phone. and we have just time for this as more and more countries decriminalize the use and position of marianna the market for legal can of this is growing and industry has just seen its biggest investment yet us wine and to be a make a constellation bought shares worth four billion dollars in part to produce a canopy growth companies based in canada where we had will be legal as of october spending on the account of his worldwide is expected to more than double to over fifty billion u.s. dollars within the next five years. to keep some people happy that's a business update here on g.w. thanks for keeping the company. current flowing. culture. hair. color superman. superfood stylish dialogue on the job lead a. lifestyle during. the moment. where the real talent resides. i come from there lots of people in fact not been a brilliant get into blood nonsense democracy that's one reason why i'm passionate about peop

. >> you look at this situation, tom steyer wants young people to run, michael avenatti may be laughedthers, certainly untraditional. how much of the platform has to be bigger than anti-trump? >> let's take a step back. when we talk about young people that means something different to everyone, tom steyer is going after millennials, born in 1982 to 2000s. when we talk about this as voters, people magus running around this backpacks like children, we're starting families, we want to buy homes, many are saddled with student loan debt. those are no longer youth issues, they're basic middle class american issues. >> not just a backpack, maybe a stylish fanny pack. >> a fanny if you want to. this is the largest, most diverse generation in american history. the power as a voting block is immense. the challenges, this is a largely transient group so you not only have to register people, you have to reregister people. but steyer's people believe they have districts where this could be the swing vote. >> in politics, anything under 40 is considered younger voters. the most consistent voters are

michael. you send them away to be developmentally young people. you know, spiritually. teach our young kids or our young people thatd we've wor so hard to getthere. i'm giving it all to you, keep themself. of course, the didn't do that so he should be fired. the university accepts, quote, legal and moral responsibility for mcnair's death. there's a report that least future may also be considered today. back to you. >> meghan,yo thank it took 12 years and 3 missing women to find out what's happened to their loved ones. they've been classified as victims. a family member of one of th big guns- >> she didn't want her face to be shown on camera, but here's what she has to say -- you know, when no one wants to hear youre. vo >> i don't think that the family was ready for her. >> the bodies are found in an abandoneds police. they're trying to figure out if they wereilled by the same person. right now there's a $75,000 reward. >>> coming up on 8 minutes after the hour. they remembered a man who wot sh and killed brie gorges county east. >> he was shot andild in land over near

we'd be -- being dumb and young, that's all. >> reporter: smoking weed, or harder stuff, michael?, smoking weed and a little harder stuff, pills, things like that. >> reporter: this is methadone? >> yeah. uh-huh. yes, sir. >> reporter: with michael's presence on the scene, and drugs now in the equation, edmunds' team brought him down to their substation for questioning. >> now, i'm going to be point-blank with ya, if you knew anything about this you would tell me, right? >> absolutely. >> when was the last time you took some methadone? >> today. >> today? >> uh-huh. >> reporter: so michael had used methadone on the morning of kay parsons' murder. now investigators wanted to know more about where exactly he was when the assault happened. michael said his mom becky had dropped him off at a job site just before 7:00 a.m. to do some house painting. >> when did ya tell your mom you had this paint job? when did you tell her you were -- >> told her a little while ago. this morning. >> reporter: but here's the thing. he didn't do any house painting that day. and he initially lied to his m

michael then contacted the shelter, an organization that has helped 7000 young men and women in needince its establishment in 2003. >> when i started questioning my gender, when i started feeling unhappy in my own body i got really depressed. i told my family about it. i told them i wanted to become a man and i felt like a man. they told me, good for you, but we are not ok with it. you are no longer a part of this family. reporter: through the years it has become a second home for many men and women. find a jobanaged to and sometimes returned to update everyone on how they are doing. many lgbt men and women who have been rejected by the families of six feet and turning their lives around. the suicide rate among the youth is 3-7 times higher than the general population. host: a look at what's been making headlines today. we will start in the drc for candidates have until today to officially submit their candidacy for the presidential election coming up in december, and with the current president still has not revealed who he wants to succeed him or if you might be running again. repor

young people, middle-aged. they're all waiting, and someone is doing moon dancing. and it was thomas and he was signing-- he was givinge signaturas if he's michaelnd was doing moon dancing. >> erdbrink: well, what happened, that i figured these people, they haven't seen a foreigner since the revolution. and a young guy came up to me and said, "are you michael jackson?" and then i thought, okay, i can say, "no" or i can say, "yes." and i decided to say yes. so i said, "yes," and all the people started crowding around eld saying, "if you're mic jackson, do the moonwalk." so i was, like, doing the moonwalk. they started asking for my autograph. and then newsha came up to me and said, you know, "who are you and what are you doing?" and, of course, yeah, i could have married a girl from the dutch countryside and would, maybe woulhave been different and maybe in many ways it would have been easier, but i'm happy i choose you. >> of course youhould be. (laughing) ♪ >> erdbrink: that was in 1999, 20 years aer a massive popular uprising had ended the long rule of shah mohammad reza pahlavi. ayatollah khomeini returned from paris and the shah's rege, both

oour are players of color. 29-year-old donald young, 23- year-old mackenzie mcdonald, 20- year-old michael mmoh and 20- year-old-frances tiafoe. that represents 22% of the male u.s players. >> they are continuing to rise we the ranks. e had a couple of good years here. you've got a couple of other younger youngsters coming up in francis tiafoe, taylor fritz, macky macdonald had an unbelievable showing at wimbledon. so there were a lot of players that are in peline that are that are coming he and in timewill be back at the top of the ranks. >> reporter: an integral part of developing this pipeline, is finding and cultivating untapped talent in underrepresented communities. after winning the u.s. open in 1968, arthur ashe co-founded the national the n.j.t.l. league, since its founding, hundreds of thousands of kids in underserved areas across t country have gone through programs under the n.j.t.l. >> if i tap you, i want rdu to step foro this line. >> reporter: the junior tennis ch.,pions center, the j.t.c. has been bringing free tennis lessons in washington, d.c. and the surrounding area fo

that's a catalyst for black lives matter for michael brown and ferguson and so many other tragic killers of young with the killing of marquise mclaughlin last week it shows you that even though we have awakened to acknowledge to the world that black lives matter, we still have a very racist criminal justice system that targets black men for crime, but when we're the victims of crimes they don't hold anybody accountable for killing us and stand your ground is one of those laws that is very, very problematic because it encourages people to take the law into their own hands. shoot first and ask questions later. black people don't get the benefit of stand your ground in america when we said we're standing our ground we're taken to jail no matter what, but when white people kill us then they're not taken to jail, they're given the benefit of the doubt. this is not the right message to say to society that violence is the solution. violence is never the solution. >> you have now some very high profile people who are in your corner. lebron james talked to cnn last night and said that it was that case tha

looks at the desegregation of american public schools through the actions of young women throughout the country. then, michael honey recounts art luther king junior's fight for economic equality. later, eric dyson on his book, but truth sounds like and are unfinished conversation about race in america. to me this week in prime time and c-span2. >> we will start in baltimore, maryland. rachel, author of this girl stands at the door spoke earlier this year. >> good evening. good evening. welcome to the library, i'm head of this department and it's my pleasure to honor the special guest kurt rachel. rachel is an award-winning historian and associate professor at rutgers since 2011 her scholarly interest in the culture prospects of girlhood and race in postwar united states. she's the author of relative intimacy, another books. she received her phd from yale university and currently lives in brooklyn, new york. she has published several articles in the journal of social history, the yale journal of law in american history. she has also received a worst from the american council of learned society, the institute a

>> at the freedomfest conference held in las vegas, brigham young university's daniel peterson debated michael shermer on the question on whether religious faith and reason are compatible. this is moderated by stephen watts. it runs an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, it's 1:00 so we will start this big debate. faith versus reason. we have a tremendous debate that is going to occur here but i wanted to welcome everybody to freedomfest this year. we have almost 2000 people who have signed up and we are delighted to have such a great group and we are delighted to have c-span's tranbooktv . we're discussing a topic that's really important. before i turn the time over to stephen watts who is a professor of history at the university of missouri who will be the moderator of this debate. i want to explain how this debate came about. as you know, our theme this year is where is the voice of reason? when you think of reason in the age of reason, you can't help but think of this historic debate between faith and reason and are they compatible? i came up with this idea after reading two books.the two books

ceremonial greeting for mileage president michael higgins then it was down to business pope francis was forthright church members we should have protected young people had instead abused them. the fundamental value of church authorities bishops religious leaders priests and others to adequately address these repugnant crimes with he has rightly led to outrage. sushi and it remains a source of pain and shame for the catholic community. i share in feeling that pain and shame and evil with the same. protesters gathered in central dublin in solidarity with victims of clerical abuse there is a great momentum that is being led out of ireland of really challenging the church's behavior and challenging the corruption crossword. not be returned within the proper population from simply what will profitable to the probably be nice to meet here and you're going to be really it's. going to be. despite the sex abuse scandal rocking the catholic church the pontiff still has huge support dubliners lined the streets to give the pope an enthusiastic welcome as he was driven to st mary's cathedral to pless newly wed couples. time now for some of the other stori

winter with nothing in the fields we can't put the young animals out to graze they get winter feed in the sheds because the fields are totally scorched michael turner expects his losses to top two hundred thousand euros and he's only one of the many farmers who face ruin beyond the felix the ant it was facing the worst harvest of the century many farms face the prospect of going under crop losses are in the range of fifty to seventy percent calling on the government for a crisis aid program and can have spoken. germany's farmers association would like a billion euros from berlin it says that would go some way at least to ease the effects of harvest which are projected to be well down on last year as things stand right now the farmers aren't likely to see any fast cash agriculture minister yulia clarke no wants to see what happens before deciding at the end of august climatologists say the parched fields drought and rising temperatures mean the future could already be upon us. this year if we keep going like we have been by mid century we'll be at a two point four degree increase. extreme weather events like to wrench more rain and heat waves

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had steven morris, better known as stevie wonder, the temptations, michael jackson coming along my age, this freakishly precocious youngver returning it. when you had otis redding say that girl took my song and ain't never giving it back because he knew she added racial consciousness to that. when we had a left wing lawyer using big words and frederick sampson, and preachers and singers and lawyers that were incredible. and it's great to be in the bosom of greatness. >>> i can't thank you enough for joining us tonight. i'm very sorry for your loss. thank you very much. tonight's "last word," of course, will go to aretha franklin. financial services right. but if that's not enough, we have more than 8000 allys looking out for one thing: you. call in the next ten minutes... and if that's not enough, we'll look after your every dollar. put down the phone. and if that's not enough, we'll look after your every cent. grab your wallet. (beeping sound) (computer voice) access denied. and if that's still not enough to help you save... oh the new one! we'll bring out the dogs. mush! (dogs barking) the old one's just fine! we'll

had steven morris, better known as stevie wonder, the temptations, michael jackson coming along my age, this freakishly precocious youngn's song from him and never returning it. when you had otis redding say that girl took my song and ain't never giving it back because he knew she added racial consciousness to that. when we had a left wing lawyer using big words and frederick sampson, and preachers and singers and lawyers that were incredible. and it's great to be in the bosom of greatness. >>> i can't thank you enough for joining us tonight. i'm very sorry for your loss. thank you very much. tonight's "last word," of course, will go to aretha franklin. ow to cover almost anything. even "vengeful vermin." not so cute when they're angry. and we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we are farmers. bum-pa-dum, bum-bum-bum-bum ♪ and the wolf huffed and puffed... like you do sometimes, grandpa? well, when you have copd, it can be hard to breathe. so my doctor said... symbicort can help you breathe better. starting within 5 minutes. it doesn't replace a rescue inhaler for s

i'm so grateful that my parents would take me to concerts to see when i was young, to see people like aretha franklin and michael at the astrodome. >> oh, my goodness. >> yes. thank you. >> yes. >> thank you so much. i appreciate it. >> it's been a wonderful journey. >> be well and next time we talk, let's hope it's for something that's not sad but i'm glad we're here to celebrate her life. thank you. >> i am too. thank you for having me and allowing me to opportunity to say well done, my sister. safe journey home, and i know you're going to be in the heavenly choir, and i hope to join you when i come if i make it. >> oh, you'll make it in, but let's hope it won't be for a long, long time. thank you so much. >> thank you. love you. >> you as well. >>> i want to bring in another of aretha's dearest friends. that is smokey robinson. he joins us on the phone. how you doing, smokey? >> i'm cool. how are you? >> i'm all right. >> you said this morning that aretha franklin was your longest friend. you grew up together. talk to me about that. >> she was my longest friend. i've known aretha since i was eight years old.

joining us by phone, young brothers marine operations and commercial director michael mcdonald in honolulu. right now all the ports are shut down due to the hurricane, they're experiencing massive disruptions. we understand your company canceled shipments to neighboring islands earlier this week and prompts fears over lack of supplies in stores. tell us what's going on the ground? >> on the ground, yes, all the ports are closed as directed by the u.s. coast guard and the state department of transportation. our fleet is we moved out of the island wednesday, so they're about 120 nautical miles east-northeast of the island where we could find a safe area with minimal swells. and what we're doing right now is working with our weather forecasters to get behind the storm and get barges back in and get cargo loaded. we have cargo here, we have more we're bringing from shipping partners and we want to get the barges rolling and get cargo off the ground as soon as possible. liz: obviously, as an island, you are really isolated on a great day, on a sunny wonderful day, things in hawaii are expensive

young jackie kennedy. but then today there was this from michael and we couldn't help but notice this it said the 11th hour from this week back in 1974. indeed, for richard nixon it was the proverbial 11th hour as articles of impeachment were marching towards him. nixon announced his resignation august 8th. he remains the only president ever to do so. michael remains one of the great sources of history on social media, good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. >>> tonight on all in. >> it is a witch hunt hoax. >> the president tells his attorney general he should immediately end the investigation of the president. >> the president is stating his opinion. >> tonight the most damming evidence yet of obstruction in plain sight. and why the trump legal team is scrambling after a letter from robert mueller >> the most recent letter, they sent us a proposal. >> then, day two of the manafort trial. >> now paul manafort is a nice guy. >> why the prosecution star witness may not testify.

secretary of state michael meyers pressure should be applied to ensure north korea is sticking to its pledge of denuclearization met briefly with his north korean counterpart three young hole at a security forum in singapore now despite the smiles phone player says the u.s. would take any violation of u.n. sanctions seriously. new zealand's prime minister just in the end and has returned to work after six weeks of maternity she's arrived back in the capital well into the long with her daughter will be allowed to cuddle in the parliamentary chamber and is only the second world leader to have given birth while in office off to pakistan's benazir bhutto. corson's government says it's deeply concerned by the violence following zimbabwe's election and what it calls the disproportionate response by the security forces at least six people died after troops opened fire on a demonstration on wednesday staged to protest against alleged vote rigging by president and listening god today more than twenty members of the main opposition party appeared in court in harare charged with inciting violence at the rally. marched into court to face charges of inciting public violence dozens

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young jackie kennedy. but then today there was this from michael and we couldn't help but notice this it said the 11th hour week back in 1974. indeed, for richard nixon it was the proverbial 11th hour as articles of impeachment were marching towards him. nixon announced his resignation august 8th. he remains the only president ever to do so. michael remains one of the great sources of history on social media, in print, and thankfully right here on this broadcast on a regular basis. that is our broadcast on this wednesday night. thank you so very much for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. headquarters here in new york. ♪ ♪ >>> good morning. reaction pouring in after a twitter tirade by president trump. he's issued his most explicit call on attorney general jeff sessions to end robert mueller's russia probe right now >>> plus, back in court this morning, day three of paul manafort's trial will continue after jurors heard about his extravagant spending and lifestyle while the judge pushed prosecutors to get to the point. >>> and former president barack obama wading in

michael. you send away to college for them to be developed into young people and physically, emotionay, spirituallyour children kids, our p youngple that rework so hard to get there to pay. i'm giving my child to you. keep him safe, and they did anything but, that so, of cohose, hed be fired. >> umd president wallace lowe said on tuesday the univeacity pts legal and moral responsibility for mcnair's death. >>> another high school in northern virginia won't be playing under the friday night lights this fall. manassas park says there are not enough healthy students f told a football team. last week we told you that parkview hig school in sterling didn't have enough players to make up a team either. while juniors and seniors at parkview can transfer to nearby dominion to play, manassas park's junior and seniors have to play on the junior varsity team because there are ngh othe schools in that district. >>> the military parade that president trump ordered to coincide with veterans day comes with an eye-popping price tag. the parade is now estimated to cost $92 million according to defense officials who

in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> michael cohen has now federal court that he committed a crime at the direction of president trump himself. there are now only two things protecting the president from becoming an indicted co-conspirator. the first is his elected four term as president. elected republicans who stand by him for that reason. one-2 punch for the president. the legal set backs that he suffered within minutes of each other could open fissures among republicans on capitol hill. today many republicans had only tepid condemnations. >> that he is are serious charges, they can't be ignored. >> do you think this opens up the president to be indicted while sitting in office. >> no i don't. i don't think he can be indicted while sitting in office. >> until we know all the facts. >> this is very, very unfortunate. it is very serious. i want to see this go through our judicial system. that is what is going to happen. >> it is not a good day for the president. an accusation that he did conspire for campaign finance laws. >> the only people

in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> michael cohen woke upont page story in his hometown newspaper, "the new york times" outlining the charges federal prosecutors are considering in their investigation of michael cohen. "the new york times" reports that michael cohen could face charges of bank fraud and obtaining $20 million in loans from two new york banks that most new yorkers have never heard of. the bank loan is under scrutiny, the total of which has not been reporting came from two financial institutions that catered to the taxi industry, sterling national bank and melrose credit union. people of knowledge with the matter, including a banker, who reviewed the transactions include that mr. cohen used 32 taxi medallions as collateral. they were valued at $1 million each and generated $1 million a year in income. michael cohen's partner in the taxi business is already cooperating with federal prosecutors and an accountant who worked for both has testified before the grand jury in the cohen case. "the new york times" reports if michael cohen

in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. jesse: michaelump's form attorney pled guilty to tax fraud and he pled guilty to making payment to a porn star and "playboy" model. >> did you know about the payment? >> later on i did. they weren't taken out of campaign finance. did they come out of the campaign? they came from me. and i tweeted about it. jesse: the president adding if you are looking at hard times you are going to flip and plead to whatever the prosecutors want to. >> i know all about flipping for 30, 40 years i have been watching flippers. everything is wonderful and they get 10 years in jail and they flip on the next highest one or as high as they can go. it almost ought to be out -- outlawed. if you say something bad about donald trump you will go down to 2 or 3 years, which is the deal he made. in all fairness to him, most of people are going to do that. jesse: the left ready to impeach. >> the likelihood of impeachment certainly win the. >> impeachment. >> impeachment. >> the president is clearly guilty of high crimes and mis

young jackie kennedy. but then today, there was this from michael and we couldn't help but notice it said "the 11th hour" rightwsweek" from this week back in 1974. indeed for richard nixon, it was proverbial 11th hour as articles of impeachment were marching toward him. he announced his resignation august 8th. he remains the only president ever to do so. michael remains one of the great sources of history in social media, in print and on this broadcast on a regular basis. that is our broadcast on a wednesday night. thank you so very much for being here with us. good night from nbc news headquarters here in new york. rachel has the night off. we have a pretty big show. today was day two of the federal criminal trial of the president's cane chairman. prosecutors called as witnesses today several people who sold paul manafort expensive clothes, cars and houses items he bought through the secret international wire payments. one important thing we learned from what happened in court today, there judge is holding mus

young children at home. to me the telling moment with michael cohen is when he said publicly my family comes first.dn't have been a brighter red flag that he's ready to cooperate. different people have different priorities. if indeed his priority is his family, he will cooperate. >> was there a signal being sent when he talked to reverend al? the only thing that matters to michael cohen right now is the deal he's made with the southern district of new york. >> you need two. it's got to be mutual to get a cooperation deal in place. he made clear what change was in place. he went from i'll take a bullet, to now i'm ready. and the question is, is the southern district ready? we may have some answers at 4:00. the first thing i would like to see, is this a cooperation plea agreement or not. >> a cooperation deal versus a plea deal. >> there's a straight deal, no cooperation, and then a cooperation deal. if it is a cooperation deal, we'll have our answer. i suspect it's not going to be from the reporting i've seen. it looks like a straight plea deal. but that doesn't rule out cooperation. >> you were say

in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> michael cohen's lawyer says he has been talking with richard nixon's former white house counsel, john dean, who, of course, helped bring down nixon's presidency, his lawyer lonnie davis telling politico, i reaped out to my old friend john dean because of what he went through with watergate and i saw some parallels. what michael cohen is experiencing right now according to "new york times" is the threat of bank and fraud charges. federal prosecutors reportedly weighing whether to file criminal charges by the end of this month. to talk more about this, i am joined by the federal prosecutor in the southern district of new york, u.s. attorney's office investigating cohen and andrea bernstein co-host of trump, inc. cohen gets raided. there is all this discussion about what is he being raided for? so then the times has a story saying it's possible bank fraud and it has to do possibly with a taxi medallion business? >> right. this is something michael cohen has been dock for quite some time because in new york, th