." >> reporter: her name was samantha michelle nance, but everybody called her shelley. and her mother, cynthia, loves to tell this story about her. >> everybody was just so impressed with her butterfly that she said, "well, i think i'm gonna be an artist 'cause i think i can do this." you know? so she just started honing her -- her artistic talent from that point. she would draw everything, anything, everything. she just loved to draw. and she'd draw and draw and draw. >> reporter: shelley was different than the other girls at school. and at home, said her dad, sam. >> the other two girls we couldn't keep in the house. she didn't want to go out of the house. she was perfectly happy to be at home on the weekends, staying a long time by herself. >> reporter: which, as you can imagine, did not make her very popular in the intensely social world of growing up. but it didn't seem to matter much to shelley. >> what was it she said in the yearbook? >> they had them write a little epilogue for the seniors, all the seniors. and she wrote, "you laugh at me because i'm different.

jennifer ruben and malcolm na e nance msnbc terror analyst. your reaction. >> i think there are two possibilities. one is that he simply was settling one case that he got reimbursed by president trump and in doing so mr. cohen and mr. trump both violated various disclosure laws and the fec. the other possibility which i find more and more likely is perhaps michael cohen was giving a slush fund of lots of money, and it was his job simply to get rid of these problem people for mr. trump. you know, you don't come up with one of these complicated mdas and have a whole process of sending money around just on the fly. this seems like a routine these guys had down pretty pat. he was given a certain pool of money. it was his job to cleanup donald trump's problems. and if that's the case, i would like to know how many of these problems the russians know about. i'd like to know how many other opportunities for blackmail are out there. and i'd really like to know the sum total of the people he's been paying off and why he's been paying them off. >> i thi

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report surfacing that buy nance has been operating without a license and regulators in japan may shutdown bye nance announced it is planning to open an office in the country of malta the uncertainty putting the crypto universe on edge. how safe is your kroip let's bring in the cofounder of stellar. you know how secure exchanges might be what's your advice for people out there? >> i mean, you know, i was only involved in the exchange space for a brief period of time i have been more focused on building actually these platforms. but you have to be very careful. obviously, there is a new -- all this technology is new and you know, like try to keep your money in the most reputable exchange i don't have that much advice about the he can change stuff. >> let's move on to the platforms. cofounded ripple and moved on to cofound stellar because of differences in opinion, philosophy differences that you wanted to operate the platform on can you tell us what the key differences are between ripple and stellar? because a lot of people think of these two as the preferred platforms for the financial

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. >> malcolm nance, jennifer ruben, i start with you, what you just heard from the lawyer, your reaction? >> i think there are two possibilities, one is that he simply was settling one case, that he got reimbursed by mr. trump and in doing so, mr. cohen and mr. trump violated various disclosure laws and the sec. the other possibility, which i find more and more likely is that perhaps michael cohen was given a slush fund of lots of money and it was his job simply to get rid of these problem people for mr. trump. you know, you don't come up with one of these complicated ndas and have a whole process of sending money around just on the fly. this seems like a routine that these guys had down pretty pat. and i do won't whether this wdes just normal, he was given a pool of money just to clean up donald trump's problems. and if that's the case, i would like to know how many other cases the russians know about. how many other cases are out there, and who he's b ee's payi and why he's paying off. >> is this a pattern of practice and does this mean there's more vulnerability for the white house. i

now for more on this, malcolm nance is back with us, the man who wrote the book on this, before we knewas, "the plot to hack america: how putin's cyber spies and wikileaks tried to steal the election." 35 years working in the counterterrorism and intelligence business. he is our analyst in this area. malcolm, let's do this as a lightning round. any doubt in your mind this is the russians? >> no, without any doubt. the weapons system that they deployed, the novochuck nerve virus which is eight times more virulent than vx, what kim jong-un had his half-brother assassinated with in kuala lumpur, this is an attack by russia using state weapons systems. >> the russians who don't seem to scare easily seem pretty brazen about this stuff. you can't blame people for fearing that this material could end up in the wrong hands on the streets of washington or new york. how easy or hard would it be to fly some through jfk and get it through security and deploy it, use it on someone here? >> it wouldn't fly through jfk, it would fly through an airport using diplomatic couriers, using diplomatic bags,

. >> you know nance, ellen's road to the to be gan with a heart break. >> my girlfriend was killed in a car accident. i thought why was she god. i thought it would be wonderful if we could pick up the phone and call god. i wrote the entire thing and when i finished i read it and thought it's hilarious. i'm going to do it on johnny carson. >> ellen's vision came true. >> i feel like i'm going to own the town after this. >> "e.t." spoke with her that same year. >> the talk show host opened up to dax shepard on his pot cast about the depression she experienced after coming out. >> there was so much talk about it. everyone was sick of it. even though i had done the cover of time magazine a prime time special with diane sawyer and oprah elton john said shut up already. we know you're gay. be funny. >> did you have any idea how big that one decision would be? >> i knew i could possibly lose my show. >> ellen told cameron she knew what was at stake. >> i didn't want to live that way. >> the talk show host just turned 60. sean hayes who was in london missed her star studded party but brought

malcolm nance, it's why we always have you on.o very much for joining us from the great city of philadelphia tonight. >> coming up for us, three former presidents joined together today, all to pay tribute to a legend in the political trade. >>> 2004, zell announced he would support my reelection and offered to endorse me at the republican convention in new york if i thought it would help. [ laughter ] >> darn right it would help i told him. because zell had spoken at bill clinton's 1992 convention and he became the first person in american history to deliver the keynote addresses at both parties' convention. >> it's a rare honor, as you may know, to have one former u.s. president speak at your funeral, let alone three. today george w. bush, jimmy carter, bill clinton all spoke at the memorial service for former georgia governor and u.s. senator zell miller. after his death friday at the age of 86, the comments you read most often over this past weekend came from people thanking him for sending them to college. mill are allowed a s

thank you, malcolm nance. and david ignatius.xt, disturbing allegations continuing to emerge from the stormy daniels scandal. daniels' lawyer now says the film actor was physically threatened to keep quiet about anything she had to do with donald trump. that has certainly escalated. this is "hardball" where the action is. about your brokerage fees. fees? what did you have in mind? i don't know. $4.95 per trade? uhhh. and i was wondering if your brokerage offers some sort of guarantee? guarantee? where we can get our fees and commissions back if we're not happy. so can you offer me what schwab is offering? what's with all the questions? ask your broker if they're offering $4.95 online equity trades and a satisfaction guarantee. if you don't like their answer, ask again at schwab. jimmy's gotten used to his whole yup, he's gone noseblind. odors. he thinks it smells fine, but his mom smells this... luckily there's febreze fabric refresher for all the things you can't wash. it finds odors trapped in fabrics and washes them away as it

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the priceless reaction from some nance. >> and another privacy issue involving facebook.pany is accused of collecting with users from android devices. >> now alameda county firefighters. >> were called yesterday to rescue a cooper's hawk stuck in a tree and caught in fishing wire at heywood's cherry hill park. >> the bird was freed and animal control officers aided. job well done to all of them. >> go a's. all those >>> tonight, as we come on in the west, stormy daniels' primetime interview. revealing details about her alleged affair with donald trump. >> i'm not a victim. >> and new accusations about the way it was all handled. as the president's side calls it a political hoax. >>> who is next at the white house? the president's close friend telling abc news staff changes are coming. tonight, who is in? and who could be out? >>> spring slam. the deep blast of winter from the midwest to virginia. slick roads and dangerous driving. and now, the new storm brewing. >>> vacation horror. the iowa family found dead in mexico. inside of a rented condo.

let's bring in malcolm nance who spent 40 years counterterrorism officer. why is the suspect deviating from his first three bombings. >> i think what we have is someone who really knows what he's doing. i don't think this is an amateur bomber. it's someone who was given this campaign he's doing. that's what we have. this is a terrorist bombing campaign. he is trying to deliver these devices through a myriad of different ways in order to raise the stakes and the tensions in this campaign. one thing we don't know and maybe police have been withholding from us is were the original bombs, the first two bombs, were they delivered by fedex? if they were, it's very interesting because fedex requires a lot of documentation to put a package into their system. the u.s. post office does the exact same thing. that gives you a line on trying to track down the bomber himself. then we had another device which we find was victim initiated which was a trip wire. it's a very different type of device to be used in that case. that one injured only two people. so this bomber is

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chief congressional 0 correspondent nance think cordes is in pittsburgh with the latest. >> jeff, the a race that truly no one thought would be contested when it got underway axd few months ago, but now supporters of the democratic newcomer conor lamb here at this, at his election night headquarters truly believe he has a shot to win in what should be solid gop territory. in fact, to underscore that point, consider that president trump won in this district back in 2016 by 20 points, açó fact that he has pointed out himself multiple times when he has traveled here, not once, but twice to campaign for the 1h#p&c saccone. saccone is a state lawmaker and he spent his election day on defense trying to explain why he said at his final campaign rally here that voters hate god and hate this country. i caught up with him as he was headinhead in to vote and he backtracked a bit saying that he was actually referring to hateful comments he has seen onl his facebook page, the last poll shows sacconeÑi trailing the democrat by six points. conor lamb, who is a former marine has also out raced saccon

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former pilot john nance calls that absurd. >> just because somebody has authority does not mean that they need to use it in the draconian way that this was applied. >> reporter: in a statement, southwest says, a conversation escalated on board and the airline offered regret for the inconvenience, but the man seemed to get the last word. >> i'm glad you screwed up everyone's day. >> reporter: the family was put on the next flight to atlanta and southwest says it will reach out to the customers to listen to their concerns. tom? >> david, thank you. >>> and there is still much more ahead on "world news tonight" this friday. the ski lift disaster. the malfunction, the lift going backwards. several riders sent airborne and slammed to the ground. >>> plus, the amber alert in mexico. police now say a pennsylvania teen flew to cancun with a family friend who is married, and what she allegedly did to trick her school. >>> plus the powerful explosion caught on camera. moments after firefighters told the homeowner, get out. stay with us. today we're out here with some big news. jardiance is the

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. >> my opponentments yo my open e biggest issue in this campaign is nanc nancy pelosi, i have aly saidn front page of the newspaper, that i don't support nancy pelosi. stuart: ed rollins here, former reagan political director. >> i have been fighting nancy pelosi forever we grew up in the bay area. i think she should retire, it is boost her time, she is 3 years older than i am and i am going to be 75 next week. in some district, you don't want to advocates the. project what you are about, what he projected very well is he is not going to be a left wing liberal san francisco democrat, he will represent the trump supporters in pennsylvania. stuart: is it an -- not not opet large scale revolt at this time that challenges pelosi. >> i think vast majority of members who appreciate all she has done, raised a lot of money, and eye good speaker for democrat perspective they would be happy if she retired. stuart: what is your judgment of president's speech in pennsylvania, saturday night, on for an hour it was trump unleashed. >> president closed gap, this is say race down 12 points in polls, h

joining me are malcolm nance, navid jamali. we have confirmation from mr.ho was there that he did arrange this back channel meeting. an intriguing bit from "the new york times" march 6 story, mr. nader was first served with searched warrants and a grand jury subpoena on january 17 shortly after landing at washington dulles airport. he had intent to travel to mar-a-lago, mr. trump's florida estate, to celebrate the president's first year in office but the fbi had other plans, questioning him for more than two years and seizing his electronics. what, in your view, could mr. nader be giving up on donald trump? >> well, you noo know, i think particular story and george nader's role in it is going to be one of the bridges where russia was not just directly communicating -- you don't establish a back channel through the crown prince of united emirates and meet down in the seychelles with an oligarch just to shake hands and have a beer for 30 minutes like eric prince said. this has to be something much deeper than communications. more than likely, it's going to in

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joining me is malcolm nance. malcolm, there's a piece out -- good morning.re's a piece out in foreign policy that talks about what john bolton is expected to do once he gets in place. inco they are expected to launch a massive shakeup at the nfc aiming to remove dozens of current white house officials. those targeted for removal include officials believed to have been disloyal to donald trump, those who have leaked about the president to the media, his predecessor's team and those who came in under obama. the choice quote from it, one of the former national security -- former white house official who spoke to foreign policy offered a blunt assessment of former owe bo baa obama officials. everyone who was there during the obama years should start packing their s-h-i-t. >> this is a guy with two guns shooting in the air who is going to come in and clean up the white house. the people that he is talking about getting rid of are the staffers who are part of the general government bureaucracy. most of them are seconded from other agents like the department of def

resolution to initiate, which is no longer relevant given actions taken by the board and the draft sort did nance. -- ordinance. it includes a summary of revisions in the zoning map which details the way that our map changes from 2016 until today. geting into details, the map you see here shows the existing and proposed zoning. the main difference as we discussed is that most of the area will be sli and sally, which are the areas in gold south of the freeway. and the c.m.u. allows for range of uses have s.l.i. and sally are very restrictive and don't allow housing or office. north of the freeway and west of 5th street, it moves from m.u.r. to m.u.g., which allows a little more commercial use and along the south side of brine street from east of 5th to 6th street, zoned from sally to west soma m.u.o. which only permits nonresidential uses such as office, retail and p.b.r. -- p.d.r. of course, the zoning map is full of nuances and i tried to distill the basic differences that shows where development of housing and office is permited in green and where they're not, which is in gold. as you can see t

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here to unpack it, naveed and julie who wrote and reported on malcolm nance who wrote the plot to hackstory, i saw it like okay there is a russian coach in a jail that needs asylum to spill the beans about the kremlin oligarch and the election and there is a video, footage in which she doesn't that maybe unlikely or unplausible. what do you make of it? >> we're talking about russia so it's totally plausible. let's just be clear for our viewers, she's not just a sex coach but a professional escort. the way this came to light is russian opposition leader released a youtube video that everybody should go see, it has english subtitles about a half hour long about these escorts who came to troll his campaign offices because he's trying to undermine putin's athoerty. they looked into what these prostitutes were, one of them, her last name means little fish is a frequent companion of this oligarch and paul manafort while being $19 million in debt was working for the trump campaign for free, and through enter immediate yard -- intermediaies trying to show when a good job he was doing. this esc

msnbc contributor natasha bertrand covering the intelligence community and terrorism analyst malcolm nanceof "the plot to hack america." it's a little complicated. let's start with your kilimnik is who, natasha? >> kilimnik is a ukrainian russian dual citizen and worked for manafort and gates for years. he was essentially their translator. he worked for rush bean military intelligence as a translator and got his training there. he left and went to work for another institute in the '90s. he was recruited from that institute by phil griffin, one of manafort's top spokesman in ukraine to do all this translating work. essentially u.s. intelligence officials now believe that he still has those ties to russian military intelligence that he had back when he was training there as linguist. paul manafort and rick greats in touch with someone who had russian military intelligence ties during the campaign there be drawing the most direct line as you said between the campaign and russia that we've seen. >> not just that. a reminder to folks because this character has arisen before. remember when the e