a little cool ner the north bay valleys where we see a few low 40s. and tomorrow's highs under breezy conditions range from mid-to upper 50s at the coast around the bay look for 63 at oakland. 64 in san mateo and even inland we'll see mid-to upper 60s. cooler than average tomorrow. but it will be a pleasant day. we mietd see a couple of sprinkles tomorrow. the chance isn't great. but they'll be widely scattered. baseball, the dodgers will be in town for a weekend series with the giants starting tomorrow added 7:15. gamt 5 a degrees cool, partly cloudy, breezy, the weather you expect at at&t park during baseball season. the forecast animation starring at 5:00 we see low clouds around. and then they'll start to pull back to the coastline by about 12:30 or so. midday. and then by 8:00 tomorrow night looking at clouds surging back to the coastline once again. you see the sprinkles pushing to the north bay there. late tomorrow night into early saturday morning. we might see scattered sprinkles into the midday on saturday. late tomorrow into saturday seems

ner using zone ar to search the water. the thoughts a pill ay family was on their which to san jose when they stopped communicate with family. >> so sad. really feel sad for the family. >> southern california neighbors have been leaving flowers outside the valencia home of the family. >> they are very sweet people, very nice. the children are well behaved. >> a note of hope in part reads your neighbors continue to pray for you and your family. >> it's a -- you know it's a sad thing to have happen. >> as the search for the vehicle continues the chp said river conditions are improving. >> it's very possible the car floated downstream or the bodies washed out of the car. there is 100 different scenarios. >> once the vehicle is located differs will determine if there are bodies inside. melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >>> a former san jose cool board member was sentenced to 60 days in jail after pleading no contest to grand theft and perjury charges. he was the z treasurer for the franklin mckinley school district. that raised mon

never would have happened -- i ner saw that kind of thing in the bush white house. >> the white house scott pruitt and his apartment deal today. watch this. >> confidence in the epa administrator at this point. >> the president thinks he is doing a good job particular on the deregulation front. but we are taking it serious lyn a and looking into it we'll let you know. >> richard just said he should be fired, when you hear that you think fire friday? or fire day as we call it? is pruitt gone by the end of the week? >> no, i don't think so. i think as the press secretary there said, the president must be happy with what skroot scott pruitt is doing with the ep. a because he has been one of the most effective cabinet officers as rolling back the obama regulatory regime. this is the core difference between pruitt and say shulkin at the v.a. pruitt delivered results to the trump white house whereas vulgen was failing at the v.a. i think the president has to weigh the effectiveness of pruitt versus the optics of this. no one ha has been found to be doing anything illegal or unethical. richa

. 11 degrees warm ner santa rosa. 8 degrees warm ner concord than this time yesterday. the warm jum under which. current raegs with precise list 5 a degrees at half moon. 59 in san francisco across the bay in oejd 64. . right around 70 degrees at santa rosa napa can't cord antioch san jose 66. it's mild and will be even warmer tomorrow. this is a view from emeryville looking at blue skies over the bay and over san francisco. and these are the forecast feerkts sunny breezy and warmer tomorrow. warming continues through the weekend and into next we can and inland temperatures reach the mid-80s during this warm-up coming our way. overnight though we see patchy fog near the coastline over the bay. most inland areas generally clear. low temperatures from low 40s in the inland valleys to about 50 degrees in san francisco. tomorrow sunny skies, breezy again, especially at the coast. and it will be mild inland as high temperatures move into the mid-to upper 70s so look for 76 in santa rosa. 77 at clover dale. the inland east by appear 77. fairland sount dugout. mid-70s. san jos

. >> listen, we heard from sarah side ner who spoke with keith davidson, the broker of the hush deals between stormy daniels and karen mcdougal. what stood out to you in the interview. >> that michael cohen once again seems to have skipped a day of law school, the day where they said what attorney client privilege means. the fact that he reached out to this lawyer and suggested this lawyer go on national tv and media and spill his guts about everything he learned from his clients because somehow he claims his clients broke the attorney client privilege when they went public with stories. one has absolutely nothing to do with the other. fortunately, davidson went and got advice from an ethics lawyers lawyer which clearly cohen is not and was told that's ridiculous. you do that you'll have real legal problems. but the fact that cohen is out there trying to get in lawyer to break attorney/client privilege is now become fodder foreadditional filings in this case. it's never ening. >> go ahead, arriva what do you think. >> it's ridiculous, cohen knows nothing about california law. he is te

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the county core ner says bliss is not alone. there are hundreds of cases that need closure. >> there are hundreds cases on file. in my office we have john does, some have dna, some don't. monica sbaubing her cheek for her dna analysis that will will be run through data. using dna they were able to identify christine who is remains were found in pacifica in 2006. monica bliss is hoping it's her turn to get ans. >> i need closure, all this hurt that i carry around and sadness. >>> a developing story we're following in sonoma county, police are searching for a teenager suspect linked to a dead deadly stabbing. this is a photo of anthony ar buck. he is a -- just after noon today. suspect and the victim reportedly got into some kind of fight at a nearby house party. they said the suspect fled in a marine bmw after that stabbing and still on the loose. reported to be armed and deadly. >>> the first celebration with legal pot is in the books. thing were peaceful yesterday. but offers arrested three people for driving under the influenc

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perhaps even a draeg or two warm ner inland spots on saturday topping out at mid-80s. that's earth day and sunday. earth day will be greeted by warm earth. here in the bay area. here is a look at, weather seven-day forecast. once again, the storm coming in tomorrow evening, ranks only one on the impact scale. we may have a couple of lingering early morning showers on thursday. but should be out of here by the time the commute begins. then there is the warm-up friday, saturday, sunday, sunny skies and mild conditions. mild to warm. and only a slight drop in temperatures is likely next monday and tuesday. looks like a sustained dry pattern coming our way. >> thaengs spencer. >>> all right. does this place look like a million dollar home? why buyers lined up even though the lit lifting says enter at your own risk. your own risk. >> how do you get to i have type 2 diabetes. i'm trying to manage my a1c, then i learn type 2 diabetes puts me at greater risk for heart attack or stroke. can one medicine help treat both blood sugar and cardiovascular risk? i asked my doctor. she

look at the double digit drops. 16 degreeless cool ner san francisco than this time yesterday. 11 degree cooler in san jose. 17 degrees cooler in santa rosa. but location certainly is key this time of the year. you are cool long the coast in the 50s. inland it's warmer in the 70s and low 80s. once again tomorrow we will have that spread in afternoon temperatures from the bay to the coast inland. oerch tonight is eye tall. the fog developing on the coast spilling in parts of the bay. patchy fog along the shoreline. temperatures into the 40s for the starting temperatures tomorrow. the 12-hour day planner on sand, the east holiday pockets of fog early on. but that sun is really effective at burning that fog off by 9:00 or 10:00 in the morning it's a mainly sunny sky. by 4:00 on the coast it will be cool this the 50s but you move away from the coast in temperatures will be in the 70s and a lot of spots. so highs on the sunday early morning fog in san francisco. afternoon sunshine, 62 degrees. a little bit breezy closer to the coast 74 for sand rafael. 75 in san jose. up to 78 for concord. 67

cool ner santa rosa. farther from the coast and the bay the cooling is more dramatic. this is a view of blue skies over the bay and the embarcadero from the roof top camera here added abc 7. currently 58 in san francisco. 61 in oakland. mountain view 66. 71 in san jose. 75 in gilroy. and 5 a at half moon bay. beautiful view of the northwestern sky from emeryville. bright skies. temperature reading willings 66 at napa noft an 75 at fairland. 76 at concord. 77 at livermore. the east bay is the warmest. toward mount diablo the the thee features. bright and breezy the next two days then sprinkles or the possibility of sprinkles at the end of the week. overnight, this will be the picture once again. we'll see fog not only along the coast but we'll have spread rather widely across the bay and inland especially in the north bay. overnight lows generally in the mid to upper 40s. probably about 50 here at san francisco. the broadcast animation. we'll show the more expansive area of fog nan right now along the coas

it's what the curb ners do. when charlie kushner went to jail, what did they do?they bought the most expensive building in, no. they didn't sit there and move to los angeles and change their name. they came back bigger. this is the world of new york real estate. that's what you do. >> yeah. can we talk -- speaking of real estate, let's talk about this. it's sort of a different topic but the same. one of his clients, which is sean hannity. the guardian reporting tonight that the foxx news host has spent at least $90 million buying up 870 homes in seven states. got the help with mortgages for some of them for the buildings from theent the of housing and urban development. is that a problem given that hannity is one of the president's biggest promotors on cable news? do you think that's a problem? >> i think the problem is that he didn't disclose the -- and then he did the interview with ben carson. he said i'm not a straightforward journalist but he is on what purports to be a news network. so the lack of disclosure to me is the big problem there. >> i agree with th

. >> you ner give up. i started the round 9 shots back. and you know i came out with the idea of just playing the golf course and have a lotf fun doing it. >> what a day. all right a's and angels in anaheim show high ohtani on the mound the real deal. flirtwood a perfect game. second start in the majors, first at home. and he struck out the side in the first. matt joyce, m-sim onand all swinging. all the offense the angels needed courtesy of mike trout. see you, his third homer of the year off kendall graveman. 3-0 angels angels ahead comfort ohtani cruising. matt chasm, the 10th striekt out to end the fifth. perfect into the seventh and marcus sim onat the plate. break up the no hitter ohtani 7 innings one hit strikes out 12 and the angels go on to win 6-1 the final. >>> johnson dodgers legend free game today garvey and leonard among the stars dodge he agrees up 1-0 in thele. hunter benes beetds the throe. tide at one apiece and go to extras. top ten two outs for dodgers. kyle farmer deep to right. andrew mckuchen can't get there. cody be

the only thing he can't do is cook -- something he was ner keen on anyway. his wife, who he'd met after he'd gone blind, is a huge help here and elsewhere. is there anything he misses seeing? ali: my wife and my kids, of course. it would be lovely to see my family, although i can picture them. my wife tells me what my children look like -- what color their skin is, for example. something that you can imagine. reporter: ali's now on his way to work. he has a chauffeur -- something most people with disabilities in egypt can't afford. ali: there are no special provisions for blind people on the road. there are no specially-equipped cars or taxis or buses. when i'm waiting at the bus-stop, i don't know which bus is coming or where it's going. so i'm dependent on what other people tell me. reporter: ali teaches english at the helwan university in cairo. he's one of just five blind lecturers in the entire country. it's an achievement he had to fight very hard for. ali: the dean was at first reluctant to give me the job, despite me being the best in my graduating c

look at the double digit drops. 16 degreeless cool ner san francisco than this time yesterday. 11 degreeler in san jose. 17 degrees cooler in santa rosa. but location certainly is key this time of the year. you are cool long the coa in the 50s. inland it's warmer in the 70s and low 80s. once again tomorrow we will have that spread in afternoon temperatures from the b to the coast inland. oerch tonight is eye tall. the fog developing on the coast spilling in parts of the bay. patchy fog along the shoreline. temperatures into the 40s for the starting temperatures tomorrow. the 12-hour day planner on sand, the east holiday pockets of fog early on. but that sun is really effective at burning that fog off by 9:00 or 10:00 in the morning it's a mainly sunny sky. by 4:00 on the coast it will be cool this the 50s but you move away from the coast in temperatures wille in the 70s and a lot of spots. so highs on the sunday early morning fog in san francisco. afternoon sunshine, 62 degrees. a little bit breezy closer to the coast 74 for sand rafael. 75 in san jose. up to 78 for concord. 67 in oaklan

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 were potentially wrongly identified as immigra s. shey are known as wi

i and difficulty in and self-inflicted vul ner babnerab. the administration continues to avoid these problems. commissioner, i u introduced the border and port security act, but we need your commitment to address the problems that are making it difficult. my hope is that we can work on this issue in a by partisan way. to address infrastructure. they have been working to establish the concept. this project is an example of the many ways investments affects positive change border. i hope your confirmation gives you a greater availability to ensure that the administration uses backs to consider border security. i ask r for unanimous consent to enter statements from nteu and the electronic information privacy center into the record. and i yield back the balance of my time. >> the chair now recognize it is chairman of the committee. mr. mccall. >> thank you. first i'd like to congratulate you on the senating hearing. our country is fortunate i think you are willing to answer the president's call and serve as commissioner of this very vital, impo

china's retaliation was ner in t,dout on what and how much was the question. now we know $3 billion of u.s. goods will face extra import ties of up to 25%, covering 128 separate items. one of the sectors hardest hit by the new duties will be american pig farmers.re they export han a billion dollars worth of pork to china. >> about 26% of u.s. pork production is exported, and most of the growth comes from outside u.s. borders. any restriction on export markets is not a good developmenfor u.s. pork producers. we are focused on maintaining and expanding export opportunities, so this was not good news for us. gary: the u.s. wine industry is facing big barriers to tra with china, an area where america saw 10% growth last year under donald trump. >> he is right in certain areas ifof targetingrent aspects of the dispute, but the broad ,s sweeping tari have seen have not achieved the goals we t would wantsee in the long run. gary: doing something about the substantial trade deficit with china was a key part oledonald trump ion success, but it -- donald trum's the elec

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we're thrilled to be working with our fellow city agencies, our community ners, our leaders in the tourism industry, and we as a police department, as i said, we can't do it alone. that said, the news that the mayor just reported is very encouraging. but in addition to that, i'd like to point out, too, first three months of this year, our homicides are down by almost one-third. our burglaries are down, and we know as the mayor stated that our auto burglaries are down, and we will not rest on our laurels. those of us that have been in this business know that we have more work to do. now the mayor has outlined some steps that we have already taken, but i want to put some context to what that means in terms of the drop in auto burglaries. we're talking about 17% for the first three months of the year. that's over 1,000 less victims, 1,000 crimes that we believe were prevented. doubling our foot patrols, we know that especially hads deter crimes, and these officers standing behind me are some of the best in what they do. we've reallocated resources towards our property crimes. last week, those

right now running 10 degrees cool ner concord. 4 degree drop in san jose. we continue with that theme. a beautiful live picture from golden gated right now. you see sunshine there. mid-to upper nifrts. san francisco oklahoma 62 mountain view. san jose 65 opinion and currently 68 in gillry. sutro tower camera showing clouds. a little breezy outside. temperatures so far this afternoon anywhere from the mid-50s for the mid-70s. everyone in the 60s from santa rosa to livermore right now. really comfortable weather there. one other live picture. the marine layer is deep. about 2,000 feetd deep. sitting near the coast and makes its push. look here a little scattered from the east bay hills camera. low clouds push inland overnight. sprinkles tomorrow and saturday. and it is going to be cooler than average through the upcoming weekend. hour by hour we go tomorrow morning commute time widespread cloudiness across the region. it's going to start out a little bit damp as well. due to some drizzle or sprinkles go intoes afternoon hours and could be isolated sprinkle or

well ner is intimate ri imby. >> they perceive a threat when really it's enhancement. >> he lives in elbowed but didn't stop him from everything. >> he says he is looking out for young people who need an affordable place to live. >> the region changing you're in the bay area and this is the center for growth. >> the process here is far from over. a developer won't be picked until mid-may then contract negotiations with construction possibly beginning next year. no word yet on how many stories the project will be. in south san francisco, melanie woodrow, abc 7 news. >> silicon valley tech companies face another data collection scandal after a washington state data firm exposed personal information of 48 million people. the first local blocks scrapes publicly accessible data from siting like facebook, zillo and linked in to produce profiles on individuals they can sell to businesses. according to zd net the firm left the proechls in a public online storage space available for all to see. chris victory from mountain view based security form upguard discovered the breach in february. >>

she purchased it legally from a deal ner san diego. local gun shops in the bay area have this handgun in stock for about $400. it's sold online with a capacity of 16 rounds per magazine. with you when you buy it in california you are limited to a 10-round magazine because state law bans anything with a higher capacity. we know adhdam practiced shooting her gun at least once at a bay area gun range hours before the rampage. managers there reached out to san bruno police once she learned she was at there business. most if not all indoor ranges have surveillance video. police won't confirm whether they've seen the video. at this point what we know is that san bruno police won't tell us how many shots were fired. but they tell us she did reload the gun once before fataling shooting herself in the chest. jess and raj. >> thank you, vicki. >>> a new turn in the death in the five members of the same family. the car they were in plunged over a cliff in mendocino county. we've been telling thu story. now the sheriff is calling it a criminal cas

. >> in 1962 officials from all over the world gagt ner st.will ka for a series of meetings shaking the foundation of catholicism. the event is called the second vatican council, or vatican 2r. >> vatican ii is the biggest story in the catholic church of the last 200 years. it calls for a decentralization of church authority. it suggested that the church might be run in different ways. >> it produced lit urgy in which people could worship in their own languages. it also very cautiously began to think about the position of women in the church. it called for an intensified dialogue with protestestants and non-christians, called for a healing with the jews, greater sensitively in foreign pigs to e local cultures. total pivot f a church that considered modernity suspect. >> during vatican ii karol wojtyla makes an impression on top vatican officials. >> our brothers and sisters, a warm welcome to you all. >> he was an eager participant who often spoke. >> he was able to take part in many of the debates about the theology and he could speak about t

lou: it is hard to imagine the fbi direct ner the position he is fired because of his dereliction ofpetence and his misjudgments and here he is getting millions of dollars for a book from the deep state that, frankly, no one is going -- i shouldn't say no one but very few people are going to believe against the evidence to the contrary. what do you think, gina? >> there's no news in this book. there's nothing that we didn't know before. this is conjecture. this is actually -- we call it psychological projection in my field. it's about comey's insecurities and about him proving really to the whole world that everything that the president said to him to date is actually true. all of those biases are true and he's confirming anytime an emotional book that reads like a tabloid romance than an actual book. lou: he throws loretta lynch down under the bus, or certainly trtries to. he's insinuating that she has -- there are a lot more developments to come that will embarrass her and the obama administration. >> well, you know, that's not good, lou. if you start throwing lunch under the bus a

. >> if an interview with fox news after touring the board ner calexico, california today, vice president mike pence signaled that migrants could eventually be processed. >> we have a limited capacity. and when the space opens up, we'll process those seeking asylum under the laws of these country. but these laws have to change. >> from the beginning they juggled a double edged sword after president trump criticized it, some members made it personal, attacking trump as insensitive and indifferent. >> translator: donald trump can't stop the caravan because he's not god. only god has the last word and if god brought us all the way up here in spite of everything we've suffered, then we always have faith. >> official say the port still lacks capacity whether that is beds or staff they're not saying. but the fact remains that women and children are sleeping on america's doorstep. is that a moral dilemma or a message to discourage others. lou: william, thank you very much >>> on wall street stocks closer lower, the s&p down 22, nasdaq lost 53. volume on the big board, 3.7 billion shares. the wee

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you have never heard anything ner. this. all you have never heard of anything like what we hear about consistently about our current president. but they don't care the people that support donald trump. if they did a poll after today, his numbers would be the same. maybe even up. a point for creativity. >> he said he could stand in the middle of fifth avenue and shoot somebody and his core would still support him. >> what has he tapped into that is more powerful. >> his polling is pretty consistent. 28%. 28% of the american people stick with him through thick or thin, no matter what, because they feel he has been unfairly attacked and he's been a great leader. some narrative like that. 28% is not anywhere close to a majority. i do think we are watching -- you reap what you sow. this is about celebrity culture meeting the imperial presidency. we are all complicit to some extent. he played it incredibly well. used to say politics is perception. donald trump understood that early on, even before he was in politics and parlayed i

. >>> day two and no sign of a missing boat ner antioch. the man and a friend were on a fishing boat yesterday morning when the boat hitd a wave bowing men were felon in the water only one was rescued neither wearing a life jacket. the coast guard says the current are strong in the delta. the searched for the man found nothing. >>> less drizzle tonight but still breezy around san francisco. 5 a degrees was as we watch a wind withy start to the week ahead but the return of 80s also in the work week forecast. the time line coming up. >>> good fun or bad taste? people continue to talk about the white house correspondent dinner the host accuse ds of going too far. late tonight president trump weighing in. >>> also a disturbing situation, serious concern for lucky deer in oregon. now the search is on for who is responsible for what you see in the photos. to move california forward, we need to help more californians get ahead. that's why antonio villaraigosa brought both parties together to balance the state budget with record investments in publ

pa ner roe bread may have exposed personal information of its online customers for eight months on itslock says the data breach seems to include person information like names, addresses and last four digits of credit card info of millions of people who order things online. the chief operations said there's no evidence of payment card information nor a large number of records being accessed or retrieved. adding their investigation indicates fewer than 10,000 customers has been affected with the issue. the issue with the site has been resolved they say. >>> the boy, 13 years old stuck in a suer pipe for 12 hours is speaking. jesse hernandez has been at a family celebration in l.a. when he fell 25 feet through that wooden plank into a drainage system full of water. >>> another day if the spring, another day of severe weather all across the country. 48 m 48 million people from texas up to pennsylvania are in danger of tornadoes. 13 million people under storm warning. >>> let's talk markets, the big board, the dow up 70 points or so. not much progress after a big drop on monday with growing

. >> police say adhdam baltimore the 9 millimeter pistol from a gun deal ner san diego in january. >> for all intents and purposes it looks as though she- it was all processed legally within the confinishes of the law. >> i'm being discriminated and fearful op jubt. >> nasim racked up inless of youtube dressing in costumes and promoting vegennism. law enforcement sources say she was not a terrorist but likely an everyday person who believed youtube was unfairly censoring here. in san bruno corned bernard abc 7 news. >> in the meantime police have kfrpted a man they suspect of setting off two explosive device inside a sam's club. you're looking at the suspect. this 49-year-old man. detectives are searching an apartment connected to him. officers arrested gonlds following a short car chase after he left the story. explosives experts say they sfound additional items inside the suspect'sar and looked like materials discovered inside the store. the good news is no one was hurt. there is his picture hugo gonzalez tonight suspected these crimes in southern california. >>> a local city with b

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inland areas are enjoying sunshine, 24-hour tufrptd change, 11 degrees warm ner antioch and morgan hillompared to yesterday at this time. up 9 degrees in livermore and san jose. here what's been playing tag with the coast. from the sutro tower camera you see the fog moving in as we look towards downtown san francisco. fog along the coast overnight. the warming trend continues and temperatures above average for april for several days. first thing in the morning we'll start out on mild qb inland especially where upper 40s and low 50s expected. along the coast watch out for fog it's thick. dense and low on the ground first thing saturday morning. breezy for the afternoon hours along the coast. nice looking weather, 60s there. inland areas warm, low to mitt 80s. today's high so far in the up are 50s at the beaches all the way to the upper 70s inland. we'll just turn up the heat lab for saturday. look at what's ahead for sunday. go for earth day low to mid-80s inland along the coast and the low to mid-60s. monday it's warmer than sunday. especially inland where you will feel it. and a look a

we have ner seen the president as aware that he is vulnerable in this investigation as he right now.an inside scoop next. ♪ can i get some help. watch his head. ♪ i'm so happy. ♪ whatever they went through, they went through together. welcome guys. life well planned. see what a raymond james financial advisor can do for you. we're on the move. hey rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. terminix. defenders of home. ♪ >>> president trump raging after the fbi raided the office and hotel room of his personal lawyer michael cohen. the president calling it, quote, disgraceful and calling the mueller probe an attack on our country. let's bring in cnn political analyst maggie haberman. she knows what's going on behind the scenes. maggie, i'm glad to have you here to share your reporting with us. big picture, tell us who michael cohen is to the president beyond their personal lawyer. they go back a long way. >> they go back over a decade. what michael cohen and we all talked about it, he's extremely loyal to the president. what that means is he has been the person who the president

more from sarah side ner. >> what do porn star stormy daniels and former wrestler and hulk hogan ande in common. they all signed almost identical confidentiality agreements written by the same attorney keith davidson. in 2012 davidson tried to broken a deal between hulk hogan and dafrds's client trying to make money off a sex tape oft showing hogan having sex with his friend's wife. davidson wrote the agreement saying the sex video would be handed over if he paid the client $300,000. dafrds was caught up in an fbi raid accused of kprgs. extorques. questioned but never charged. four years later davidson became stormy daniels attorney. and he use the same document as a testimony polite for the deal. the wording in most of it identical. that means the president's attorney michael cohen did not write the hush agreement as previously believed. >> if keith davidson drafted this document for stormy daniels, that's an outrage, because in is such a one-sided agreement. >> judd burr stene who represented donald trump said davidson concentrating the agreement is an unusual move for two reasons.

ner and i'm like clooney, right? [laughter] things are for laughing at my handsomeness.i appreciate it. for me, if they make it godless go with it. i love that i get to tell these stories. i love that for 20 years now i get to tell the stories and whether they make the film are not, hollywood messes up everything anyways. other quick questions? yes, go ahead. [inaudible] >> cat, my friend here who i've known forever came to the supermarket and where is the craziest place i've ever signed. it is no question the white house. that is where it is. i got invited to this private lunch at the white house. not the big area where the reporters get to go are the dinners are. it was in the president's private dining room. i got invited to go there. when you go and sit in the white house, we were in the lincoln bedroom. you are walking through the president areas on the top floors of the white house. it's just you. it's a big deal. you sit down. you don't get to just pick your seat. they don't trust you to do that. they tell you exactly where to save. there's a little card engraved