mr. sean, any other remarks?would say the department is appreciative of this consideration, supervisor. we have had a number of small businesses and property owners come back to the building department and request additional time beyond the may 23 date. a lot of this has to do with notifications and people paying attention. per your reference to the program, which has a september 15 deadline for each of the different tiers, we know that people often wait until literally september 12 or 14 before they'll submit for the september 15 deadline. so, i know we have done two notifications and four or five public workshops so far. we have another public workshop in may and our annual earthquake safety fair will have a special workshop on june 13 as well. so we're increasing the notification aspect in order to try to get more of these responses in from property owners. and we do appreciate the extra time. >> ok, thank you very much. and i neglected to say that we're also in the legislation waiving the building inspection

but first, live from new york city, ladies and gentlemen, mr. sean hannity. >> sean: mr.on fire. what is he doing? working for you, the american people. this saul news you will not get from the destroy trump media. the commander-in-chief is now following through on his tough talk about securing the southern border and earlier today he signed a proclamation to immediately deploy the national guard to help enforce america's immigration laws. now, new poll numbers prove the trump agenda is working, despite, of course, fierce liberal opposition. also tonight we have house chairman devin nunes. is he blasting rod rosenstein for stonewalling congress. this needs to end. we'll explain. rod rosenstein needs to be fired. nunes is also demanding that the fbi, the doj hand over the key documents about the opening of the

but n first, live from new york city, ladies and gentlemen, mr. sean hannity. >> sean: mr. tucker carlson, great show as always. thank you, tucker. welcome to "hannity." president trump is on fire. what is he doing? working for you, the american people.e. by the way, this is all news you will not get from the destroyed trump media. the commander-in-chief is now following through on his tough talk about securing the southern border and earlier today he signed a proclamation to immediately deploy the national guard to help enforce america's immigration laws. now, new poll numbers prove the trump agenda is working,ew despite, of course, fierce liberal opposition. also tonight we have housese chairman devin nunes. he is blasting rod rosenstein for stonewalling congress. this needs to end. we'll explain. rod rosenstein needs to be fired. nunes is also demanding that the fbi, the doj hand over the key documents about the t opening of the russia investigation, plus we have media reacting to the president and by the way, that he is not a target. oh, it's driving them insane. and he

him as a client and that it has to be there is information they don't want to get out involving mr. sean hannity. >> you suggest that michael cohen is likely to flip and roll on president trump, right? >> no, i haven't suggested that. i haven't suggested it. i stated it as a fact and i believe it is a fact. >> use only had three clients in the last few years and worked with trump and adores him and why do you think he's willing to flip. >> because when you are facing possible incarceration and you have a wife and kids that you care about, that has a tendency to focus the mind, jake. i've seen it in connection with other clients that i've represented in the past. during my 18-year career and i don't believe at the end of the day that michael cohen is going to face or take a significant bullet for the president and potentially face imprisonment or go to prison. i just don't see it. i don't think he's tough enough to do it and i don't think he'd be loyal enough to do it and i think it would be rather stupid for him to do it. >> the president has exercised his pardon before. some people have

mr. sean hannity to the body. i'd like to allow you to respond if you'd like. >> yes, that's an interesting response. >> i'll say. >> hannity has flatly denied things in the past that i have had multiple sources on and known to be true. so, i think hannity, like many others in the trump orbit, have sort of questionable credibility when it comes to denying things that are later proven to be true. but that said, i did preface this by saying it's a fast-moving story. this is what people inside fox news were talking about in relation to hannity's relationship with cohen. and if hannity is saying that is not the case, he's more than welcome to correct the record and tell the world exactly -- >> you know what i'm going to do, i'm going to put you two on a text and have you work this houts. we have your reporting which is always superb. we have sean's response. i know you've done an extraordinary league of body of reporting of your own. i wanted to give you a chance to respond to sean's real-time response to our coverage

cell phones in federal court. >> let me ask you what you think sean hannity's -- just sort of the range of potential involvement is between mr. cohen and sean hannity? interesting new development in that there's no more fierce defender of donald trump and mr. cohen. mr. cohen's been on sean hannity's program more than a dozen times. certainly an interesting development. >> there's no evidence, to be clear, that sean hannity did anything wrong or that michael cohen represented sean hannity in anything untoward or anything that people would be outraged by. i want to be really clear. >> sean is saying it's raeeal estate. >> that may be true. we don't know. i know there's documents that were seized in connection with the raids with sean hannity's name or involvement on the documents. how do i know that? because the context in which this was raised was the names of clients whose documents would be protected in the event of a review in connection with the case. so if there were no documents, sean hannity's name doesn't come up. it doesn't make any sense. >> take me to law school for a second. so they keep losing all of these argum

mr. cohen. sean: michael cohen represented me in any legal maer. i never retained his services. i never received an invoice. i ner paid michael cohen for legal fees. i did have occasional brief conversations with michael cohen -- he is great attorney -- about legal questions i had, or i was looking r input and perspective. katty: it is all very cozy, except ms. danielslaims that she and her young daughter were threatened by a man she ys looks like this, threatened to reveal her affair with donald trump. stormy: he looked at my daughter and i remember him saying, "beautiful little girl, it would be a shame if something happened to her mom." katty: we don't know the legal implications of this appearance, but mr. trump would be wise not to underestimate this woman. laura: katty kay reporting there. you are watching "bbc world news america." still to come on tonight program, will the future of castroville in cuba the economic in facto rule in cuba economic growth? british prime miy ster theresa s told caribbean leaders that she regrets any anxiety caused after the british caribbean

garvin we have mr. sean alteri who serves as the director of the division for air ghalt tqua the kentucky environmental protection. mr. alteri previously served as the president of air pollution control agencies and continues to play a leadership role in that organization. welcome. we have mr. toby baker who is a commissioner of the texas commission of -- on environmental quality, first nominated by then governor rick perry in 2012. welcome. we also have mr. matthew rodriguez who serves as california's secretary for environmental protection, i want to thank all of the witnesses for being here. i will recognize our witnesses for their opening statements. as a reminder, your full written testimony has been submitted for the hearing record so ms. vehr, i recognize you for five minutes. >> madam chair, may i ask unanimous consent that the statement of mine be inserted? >> without objection. >> thank you so much. mike your mic is on. >> thank you. >> that's much better. we don't want to miss a word. >> good morni

in addition, we have mr. seanho serves as the director for air quality in the kentucky energy and environmental cabinet departmenttu of the element with the action. >> that is a long title. >> he previously served as the president of the association of air pollution agencies and continues to play a leadership role in that a organization. we have mr. toby baker the commissioner of the texas commission of environmental quality first nominated by then governor rick. in 2012. welcome. i want to thank the witnesses for being here and i will now recognize the witnesses are opening statements in as a reminder your full testimony has been submitted for the hearing record. morning ranking member white house and members of the subcommittee. i had the honor and pleasure of serving the great state of wyoming as the administrator for the air-quality technician. we are an active member of the environmental council of the states he goes. at the association of the air control agencie agencies that ss vice president and the wester

sean hannity. mr. ha,nnity. hannity. >> sean: it is truly unbelievable. all right.eport about me from this weekend can be found on my web sites. hannity.y. ..com. for those who love me in the fake news, because we exposed you for who you are go there for the truth hannity..com. the show will always be fair and balances. wewe w are not the destroy trump media we never will be. let not your heart be troubled. one of, my favorite biblical quote. laura ingraham is live in washington. i'mli here 23 years. i do haves for you. >> laura: ahoh. >> sean: good advice. put your money under the mattress. don't ever invest it and create jobs. >> laura: let me say. i've been joking for years with you. i like, i have a different approach. i like to lose money in real estate. e okay, so. >> sean: i have lost, not every deal has been successful, trust me. >> laura: sean, i'm the. only person in washington, d.c. , that manages to lose money. it is a art. it takes a talent to lose money. >> sean: you want the heat on me. it is only on me, since you got back. usual wish is granted. put

mr. mccabe, sean felt the need to put a spotlight on it because other people aren't.et me just say this, alisyn, i mean this very respectfully. you're well connected person. i don't know if you consider yourself a journalist. i consider yourself a journalist. >> i certainly hope you consider me a journalist. this is a news program you're on. do you not know the difference, matt? >> let me finish. you have your own television show. you talk to thousands of people. you're very well connected. that's is the job of everybody in television news. talk to as many people as you want. there shouldn't be a double standard for people who have a conservative point of view. >> i talk to michael cohen, of course. i don't go to him for legal advice. if i did, i would have to disclose that. >> well, sean said he did not go to him for legal advice. >> he says he does go to him for legal advice. >> he said he had informal conversations with him about real estate. i don't see why -- why is sean hannity deprived of his rights as an american citizen to talk to anybody he wants about any t

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if we can have a real campaign, we'll do surprisingly well this fall. >> sean: mr.o have you back. you've been spending a lot of time, your wife obviously is the ambassador to the vatican. thank you for being with us. whenwh we come back, our video f the. day. "hannity hotline," straight ahead. ♪ my name is jeff sheldon, and i'm the founder of ugmonk. before shipstation it was crazy. it's great when you see a hundred orders come in, a hundred orders come in, but then you realize i've got a hundred orders i have to ship out. shipstation streamlined that wh the order data, the weights of , everything is seamlessly put into shipstation, so when we print the shipping ll everything's pretty much done. it's so much easier so now, we're ready, bring on t. shipstation. the number one ch of online sellers. go to shipstation.com/tv and get two months free. ( ♪ ) dr. mark shrime: five billion people around the world don't have access to safe, affordable surgical and anesthesia care. it's not something that we can ignore and hope that it fixes itself. don stephens: mercy ship

>> sean: mr., i agree with the president inasmuch as we can't be the world's policemen, there are circumstances, i don't think america can fight wars anymore after the experience in iraq where 'it becomes politicized after thousands of americans give lives and limbs, washington decides never mind we don't fight wars to win them. we put ridiculous rules of engagement on our brave men and women. deciding in washington not on the ground what to do. same thing in vietnam we lost 58,000 people. there are certain moments where it's only the united states. are we going to sit back? do we have a moral obligation when we see images of women and children being gassed to stop it and prevent it? >> we do. we have got a moral obligation absolutely. it's a violation of international norms. and we do need to take action. we also have a strategic requirement, too, to support our allies in the region. israel, jordan and lebanon. not to mention europe which has been impacted so severely by the migration crisis. all

mr. putin he has got to get the russians out of there for their own safety? sean reveal mr. trump's weakness, but i do no because i do not think he is going there, and the long-term engagement is there to back up this regime, to try to win some stake in the future. i think russia come in its spoiler role round the world, has selected syria as one of the places it is willing to be a spoiler, and they are committed to that strategy. they are there longer than the u.s., frankly. sean, thank you so much. let's go to the "washington post," the eurasia group with a different perspective on these international affairs. the international fair that matters is central banks. rupert harrison with us of blackrock off of a mixed jobs report. mr. harrison, which central bank are you watching right now? rupert: actually, it is probably not the fedrupert:. i think we had a clear signal from the chair last week. the fed is on a clearly signaled path. they are watching market developments. the u.s. economy is growing pretty strongly. inflation is actually rising. i think the market

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mr. brody and sean -- sean's a friend of mine, by the way. if he was indeed a client. this is going to strike you as a little bit odd, it's possible that sean -- >> you know what, let's stay on that, let's stay on that full disclosure. attorney midwin charles, to the best of my knowledge, seanchaeln tv loads of times. he's never once said he's giving me legal advice. last night on tv, he said, i never really paid him, i didn't seek legal advice from him. as a lawyer yourself, why would michael cohen name, i had three clients in the last year, i don't want to mention the third that third turns out to be sean hannity. sean hannity saying nope, we didn't do business together. why would this even happen? maybe it's a bridge too far. unless michael cohen in that office has lots of information between him or in the trump team and sean hannity that he doesn't want out there. and the only way to prevent it from getting out there is to say attorney/client. >> right. well, one of the two is not telling the truth. i think that's clearly obvious. i think it's important to note her

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mr. trump's fixer. >> reporter: sean hannity, he said that the lawyer gave him legal advice on real estate. >> he never represented me in any legal matter. i never retained the services. i never received an invoice. i never paid him for legal fees. >> reporter: the government is now making copies of all the documents that were taken from them. there were 10 boxes worth, the u. s. attorney's office said it could take two weeks to make the copies and from there his team believes that it will take another two weeks to go through the mall. -- go through them all. th >>> we got rain the last 24 hours. it was significant in certain areas. we had snow flurries, we had strong winds, lightning, thunder, most of that has died down. we have had a few sprinkles. there is the system, it did but it did today, here is the system that will come in wednesday night. it is cool weather system it will bring in showers, in the meantime we have scattered showers in the area, the thunderstorms have died down but you see areas east of san jose and out by livermore and near the altamont area. in the mountains you

and there is simply no way around that any longer. >> sean: are they caught? >> this is over. mr. john huber is going to have to drag t a bunch of people befe the grand jury and when all is said and done, it will be shown that from president obama on down, there was knowledge of the unmasking of american citizens for the purpose of leaking it to the media to embarrass those people, get a political advantage, and to take down the incoming president of the t united states. there is now no doubt that john brennan and james clapper and comey and mccabe and others worked to undermine the incoming president in a criminal conspiracy. mr. john huber, if he does his job, will be able to prove that quite easily. >> sean: gregg, you agree with that? >> i absolutely agree with that. i worry, we have the department of justicef investigating the department of justice. that is a recipe for corruption. >> sean: i want to give a shout out to all of you. sara carter, march 8th of last year, you and john solomon broke the story about the fisa warrants. it has taken a year to get what we are today. t

. >> sean: yes, sir, mr. attorney general.e also claimed he would not be appointing a second special counsel to investigate deep state crimes because the special counsel investigations take on the life of their own. you don't say. take a look. >> we determined to be disciplined, stay within our classical procedures and rules. i do not think we need to willy-nilly appoint special counsel's. as we can see, i can really take on the life of its own. >> sean: let me be clear. these are obvious examples of bias, at some of the highest levels of our system of justice in this country. every american, you should be troubled. i always say, let not your heart be troubled, but this is an obvious two tiered system of justice. we all deserve and must demand better. by the way, we'll have more analysis on the steep state corruption later in the show. first, despite pressure from some of his liberal hollywood friends, kanye west, good for him, not backing down from his "lover president trump." he was pictured leaving his studio proudly wearin

mr. pulse on fox news, sean hannity getting wrapped up in this. sean hannity according to the cohen filing, asked cohen to keep his name out of it, to appeal and say i don't want my name in this it. now he's on his program saying it was really nothing, i was just asking about something about real estate. >> so he's not my lawyer. >> on the one thing he's saying keep my find out of it, i want any conversations we have had to be privileged. and then he says she's not my attorney, i only had a few conversations with him. fox according to my reporting is going to release an additional statement to try to clarify some of hannity's remarks. people are confused, angry, no one knew it was coming down the pike, including management, everyone was caught off guard. and until hannity and fox provide a further picture about the relationship between michael cohen and hannity, this is still a live issue for them. >> i know there's rules in place at news organizations about disclose yours, if i had a relationship with michael cohen, and i'm reporting on michael c

sean hannity? >> no. the only thing we know is, during the arguments mr. ryan, cohen's attorneys argue this was a person who had some notoriety obviously, that's why they didn't want the name getting out there. there was always concern of embarrassment. but as to what their dealings were, in what way, or what he may have been doing for sean hannity, that was not made public. and i don't expect that to be made public. but certainly there's going to be a lot of questions, arguments are still ongoing, mr. trump's attorneys, the president's attorneys have yet to argue their case, they filed a motion this morning, trying to prevent the fbi asking in fact that the president himself and his attorneys review these documents that the fbi seized. the judge, you know, as of right now has not ruled on that, it seems the prosecutors feel that michael cohen and the president want unfair treatment. the case law is not on their side. and really, the parties here, mr. cohen and the president are asking for special treatment. the prosecutors at one point talking about that,

mr. comey at this point. the ig is investigating him, and we already know -- >> sean: we have to go quick. >> the prosecutorsre waiting. comey and mccabe faced significant criminal liability. >> it is comey and he knows he's in trouble because he hired the two people he leaked government documents to so that he could invoke the attorney-client privilege and clam up. it was a machiavelli and move. he makes j. edgar hoover look like a boy scout. >> attorney-client privilege doesn't seem that to be the thing people are respecting. >> sean: apparently. >> lisa page and peter strzok as well and others, even loretta lynch. bruce ohr. there's going to be a lot of names in the upcoming reports and a lot of people that i think will be lawyering up. >> sean: all right, amazing work. everything that we have been telling everyone for a year, interesting now even other networks are finally picking up on it. not completely annulled by a long stretch but thank you all. great work. can't wait for that book, gregg jarrett. when we come back about shell mouth and fired up over jim acosta at cnn and his comments insulting the

mr. gorbachev, tear down this wall. >> sean: the wall came down. we will have more in president trump's significant pneumatic process throughout the show. we will show you how bribing dictators and kissing the rings of despots and murderers has failed all throughout history. let's turn to a brand-new exclusive report from our own sara carter uncovering a new revelation about what serious misconduct at some of the highest levels of our government. according to sarah, multiple sources are saying fired fbi deputy director andrew mugabe issued a standout order during the initial phases of the fbi's investigation into hillary clinton's private email server. according to carter's sources, mccabe was overseas when he became aware of the investigation and sent electronic communications voicing his displeasure with agents doing their job. one fbi official tells sara carter "mccabe tried to steer people off the private email investigation that appears to be obstruction and should be investigated." this of course comes on the heels of the ig report on mccabe'

could be embarrassing not only to the president but to other people that mr cohen has as clients and kristen there's been mention of sean hannity today and of course the adult film star stormy daniels is there how was she involved in today's hearing. well regarding mr hannity he is one of the steamed people are people of note the fox commentator who apparently is one of the people that michael cohen is worried about having some of that communication get out in the public stormy daniels is the porn star who claims she had an affair a one night stand with donald trump and she is currently suing the president for defamation of character and to get out of a non-disclosure agreement that she signed with michael cohen so that she wouldn't talk about the affair now cohen has admitted that he paid this money he said he did it without the president's knowledge and paid out of his own pocket she is trying to get that agreement thrown out so she has no direct involvement in the proceedings happening in the courthouse here today however she does have a an interest in whether or not any of these documents are released her attorney h

mr. hannity but also fox news. >> so what do you think fox news should do? >> i think they ought to fire sean hannity. i think he's -- he is so into this, like a pig in the mud, he can't get out of it and i think he deserves to be fired. his word could never again be trusted given the fact that he consciously did not reveal this relationship. >> even if there was no money exchanged between himself and michael cohen, he said -- he got some advice and then in this tweet he just posted he said it was on real estate matters. >> i heard the clip you played. but he then invoked the phrase client/attorney privilege. you can't have it both ways. if you are not a client, then you're not entitled to the privilege. if you aren tig entitled, you a clients whether you paid money or not. >> he did say at end of the clip we played and assume the conversations were attorney/client confidential. and he also made it clear over the weekend based on what we heard in the courtroom, he didn't want his name to be released but the federal judge made the lawyers for michael cohen release his name and of course they did. you s

mr. sessions' job and he has a duty to fire rod rosenstein. >> sean: professor dershowitz, you had said that the raid on michael cohen's hotel room, his home and office was a violation of his constitutional rights. do you agree with joe that it's the attorney general job to step in and fire rod rosenstein? >> i would do it differently. i think rod rosenstein is recused. he can't serve on an investigation in which she will end up being the key witness. if i were a lawyer for donald trump, and i am not, i am just saying what i would say about anybody, i would be making a motion in front of a judge. first and the justice department. recused rosenstein. then in front of a judge. you cannot be a prosecutor and you cannot be a witness in the same case. the thing to me that's most disturbing tonight, i am a lifelong member of the american civil liberties union. i was on the national board of the american civil liberties union. today the american civil liberties union went out of its way to justify and defend the raid on the lawyer's office. never saying anything about the risks that it does to conf

mr. trump, the trump organization and sean hannity. mr.urt as one of his clients. >> what does that mean? >> okay. >> i think at some point we are going to find out, if in fact, the client in connection with the $1.5 million settlement was mr. brody. i'm going to leave it at that. >> huh. >> i like it. >> the president, right now is appearing on a different morning show and said that he just said he has nothing to do with michael cohen's business. that's what he said. this payment suggested is purely cohen, he had nothing to do with it and called it a crazy stormy daniels deal. >> i guess he won the popular vote. i don't know what to say in response to that. i hope he keeps talking. every time he talks, our case gets better and the southern district courts applaud. i hope he keeps going on morning shows. >> what are the consequences. saying he is a businessman, not his lawyer -- >> that officiates the privilege. that blows apart the attorney-client privilege and saying he had nothing to do with this deal. >> i don't think that's believable

mr. flynn, comey said he would tell them but in the future there's a different protocol. can't be selective in those kinds of disclosures. >> seanwhat about rod rosenstein telling the president last thursday, sara, that he's not a target in either probe? now, that can change. why would rod rosenstein volunteer that information and rod is releasing this now tonight. we still have 1.2 million documents we have been waiting for that was subpoenaed by chairman bob goodlatte and others. >> let's start with the documents and then i will go to mr. rosenstein and what he did there. as far as the documents are concerned, i have been told that of the 1.2 million, 46,000av documents that pertain to these cases in particular, remember that the inspector general has asked for the whole of all the documentation, all the people he's investigating. sometimes that is all different cases, cases that may have nothing to do with this or emails that may have nothing to do with it. of those documents, of those 1.2 million, it's 46,000. of that, congress has only received 3,000. they have every right to be upset. as for mr. rosenstein, why did he tell

mr. rosenstein is trying to give the president for making a move that he thinks he might make. which is maybe firing him. that could be one reason. >> seanunbelievable. the president said he wouldn't. that is another thing, we got to go with of the president said, he has no intention right now firing him, they are both still working there. attorney general jeff sessions as well as rosenstein. >> sean: last word, we have breaking news and a second. go ahead. speak of the subject he raised earlier. sara carter's article yesterday about congress' referral, mr. clinton et cetera, very important. we are seeing constitutional structural lesson here. article one, the legislature now is flexing its muscle. for about how mike anyone who says they don't do anything, they are taking an active role. the president is being laid back in the sense, as ironic as that sounds, he could be doing more with this article circle power in the justice department but he's letting that run its course. congress is now taking an active role, very important constitutional listen. everyone should read that article. >> sean: great job come both of you. sara, thank you.

and sean hannity is a smart guy and he said he assumed the conversations with mr.and not confidential. priv linled is protected under the law. so his choice of words are pretty specific thinking obviously he is saying -- he wasn't my attorney and we didn't have attorney/client privilege and michael cohen asserted the exact opposite of that. i'm not sure if he's trying to posture or perhaps for whatever reason and -- assert that sean hannity was his client. i don't see that what gets him moving forward. but we'll have to stay tuned. >> and jackie, this comes as michael cohen is disclosing who his clients are. >> right. >> we know the president is one of the his clients and the storm started some of this, presumably and elliott broidy a former republican finance vice chair through michael cohen paid off a playboy model $1.6 million. he had impregnated her apparently. but sean hannity quick to say he's never represented me in a third-party matter. >> i think this is a list like being on the rnc finance committee, you don't want to be one of michael cohen's clients at

sean hannity. the reason i released what i did was because mr.nity's colleague brit hume and laura ingraham took to twitter and decided to attack me late sunday and early monday as it relates to some harmly statement -- har statements i made on cnn. i decided to back it up, providing the transcript of the hearing, coupled with sean hannity's twitter statements. >> you've also come under a little bit of fire. i just want to give you a chance to respond, for your media strategy. can you talk about how your media strategy supports the legal strategy and how they go hand in hand and when you're fighting with someone like donald trump, what he sees on television is more important and upsetting to him that anything that happens to him in his legal life. >> i think the criticism has been relatively minor compared to the support we've received. this is not your average case. this is not average in any sense of the term, whether it be the clients or the parties involved or the location or the interest or the public interest. this is a different case. each

mr. no-hitter himself, sean minaya. >>> organizers of earth day say the message is about ending plastic pollutionompany getting global recognition for its product. >>> a great data go out and help all hers because we got sunshine and a little bit of fog. >> we will have good weather into the second part of our morning. its all ready good. you saw those sailboats in alameda. today is opening day on the bay. a gorgeous boat parade that will happen later this morning. for giving you a view of the inner east bay. air-quality for today will be moderate. upper 40s to 50s to start our day. mid-60s to low 80s to end. as we get outside, 52 degrees in san francisco. 47, santa rosa. 54, oakland. 55, livermore. temperatures will begin to warm in the next hour or so. a little bit of fog over portions of the northbay. visibility is good. we are dealing with a little bit of fog. it looks like highway 101 around the petaluma area, if you have an early-morning drive, be prepared for patchy fog. as we get into the afternoon, a gorgeous day for the east bay shore which includes a coliseum. 72 degrees at game time.

mr. avenatti, who represents stormy daniels, said something about court papers and sean hannity's name, and i'm not being cute. i really don't know what he's alluding to. i'm hoping you can take a guess. we'll watch it together. >> there is one or more documents with sean hannity's name on it that michael cohen does not want disclosed. there is a reason why they want sean hannity's name as a client, and it has everything to do not with what happened today, but with the next shoe to drop. >> if there were still phone booths in the old days, we'd see people running for phone booths after hearing that. what do you think he's referring to? >> well, i think what he's saying is we have this big mystery, right? we have trump as client number one. we have elliott broidy as client number two and there's this mystery man, client number three. these are the privileged people. these are the people we don't want you to see the communications between michael cohen and these people because they're clients. there's a seek reccy there. if there's really nothing there. if it's like hannity described it as yo

sean mendes. sting and shaggy. ♪ mr. boombastic >> reporter: whose performance of "mr.riggered laughs from prince harry and his bride-to-be, meghan markle. the prince delivering a tribute to his gran. >> tonight, we're celebrating the queen's birthday. but your majesty, if you don't mind me saying, you're not someone who is easy to buy gifts for. >> reporter: prince william attending solo. as duchess kate awaits the arrival of baby number three. the queen showing little sign of her advanced age. enjoying some down time after a busy work week. hosting leaders from the commonwealth, where she's been its head since the start of her reign. the 53-nation bloc honoring the queen's wish, voting that one day prince charles will take the helm. >> essentially, she's anointing him, if you will, as a quasi-king. he's taken on many of the responsibilities she does now. >> reporter: the heir to the throne and younger members of the family out in force to ease some of her royal workload. prince william greeting business leaders. prince harry and meghan markle joining wounded warriors

thank you, sean, we, we'll continue the conversation about the life of barbara bush and a lot more. good evening from washington. i'm laura ingraham and mrs" we begin with continuing coverage of the passing of first lady barbara bush. the former first lady died today at her home in houston, as sean said, at age 92. she was one of only two woman in u.s. history to be both the mother and the wife of a u.s. president. barbara bush was special and so many other ways. she was down to earth and also dignified. she was elegant.

mr. president? >> i'm very good. >> and surprising in part because sean hannity reports on the president all the time. until this day he'd never revealed he had relationship with president trump's personal attorney. >> michael cohen never represented me in any legal matter. i never retained his services. i never received an invoice. i've never paid michael cohen for legal fees. >> but earlier on this radio show he made it clear he expected some of their conversations to be covered by privilege. >> i might have handed him $10. i definitely want attorney-client privilege on this, something like that. >> following another hearing the judge assigned a so-called special master named barbara jones who will review the seized materials to review what is protected by privilege. an attorney for trump and cohen are getting copies. based on what mr. trump told "fox & friends," there may not be that much for him to look at. >> mr. president, how much of your legal work was handled by michael cohen? >> a percentage of my overall legal work, a tiny, tiny little fraction. but michael would represent me and represent

mr. cohen is privileged. >> harris: cohen says he was a client. sean hannity says he wasn't.may have given him 10es. i heard people say if you give anybody a value it creates that attorney-client privilege. >> that's a myth. the attorney-client privilege requires formal relationship reduced to writing for a specific legal purpose. >> harris: so anything that is there regarding sean hannity can be revealed. >> in my view, yes. >> harris: one last question for you. where are we going with this adult film star? what does she want? do we know? >> i think she wants the publicity that she and her attorney are getting. >> harris: she is getting that. >> she says that she wants a court to determine that her agreement that michael cohen prepared, that wasn't signed by donald trump, he wasn't present at the time, is invalid. but she has been treating it as if it's invalid anyway. >> harris: they haven't gone after her. >> no. they claim they are going to go after her a million dollars each time she spoke. >> harris: cohen. >> i don't think she has that kind of cash. who does? >> harris