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gale -- let's hear it for nicole. [applause] >> have been having events across the country come so many of us came together to protect the affordable care act and then what got to do with your ever had to fight their tax, , the tx scam, their tax scam, they won the vote but they did not win the hearts and minds of the american people. and why? because of all of you, whether it was a lobbyist, whether it was our friends in the labor movement, but it was advocate for health care across the country. nicole gill and her tribe of people across the country right now yesterday they said a political loser. the public does not believe that it is in their interest, and that is the cause of all of you. it's a scam. and why is it a scam? look at this. they put forth a tax bill that gets 83% of the benefits to the top 1%. they tried to call it a middle-class tax cut and yet 86 million middle-class families and the likes of this bill will be paying more taxes. giving corporate bill -- plus interest taking us over $2 trillion furthe

place after the acting prime minister canceled crisis talks with the opposition the protest leader nicole pushing young says he's ready to lead until new elections are held. police in the u.s. state of california have charged a former police officer they suspect of being a serial rapist and murderer in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's seventy two year old joseph james to angelo was held after d.n.a. from his home matched crime scene evidence those are your headlines up next it's the stream i will see you at the top of the hour. stories generate thousands of headlines with different angles from different. separate spin from the facts that's why i am going. with. hi i'm femi oke. and here in this stream live on al-jazeera and you tube today a new wave of anti-government demonstrations in our media earlier protests ended with the prime minister's resignation so why are people once again flooding the streets. protesters are back in the streets of armenia as tensions mount between the government and the opposition this new round of demonstrations comes as talks between both sides a

to resign the movement against the ruling republican party is largely led by the opposition leader nicole passion who is now calling for snap elections joining us to discuss this from. she's the director of the institute of armenian studies at the university of southern california she's also co-founder of the civil that's house and its new site civil in that. we also have our member he's an activist and protest organizer. grigori and he's an economist whose work focuses on growth and development in armenia and he's been participating in the protests richard get a go c n he's the director of the regional study center that's an independent political think tank hello everybody it's good to have you right in the middle of history being made if you will very you are participating i want to show you a video. and i guess this video i find fascinating i'm going to stop playing itself tell me what's happening because i'm curious about the chemistry between these two men you have your former prime minister has now stepped down and then we have nicole passion who is for intents and purposes the lead

nicole, yannicoll nicolle, you and i have sadly done this before. so there are often reports when there a third or second shooter when there isn't. so that is the process that is occurring. so tonight soon to say with any sort of certainty that whoever may be responsible for this incident, that that person is in fact either no longer shooting, no longer with us or is in custody in some way. just too soon to say. kara swis to talk about the security that exists at most tech companies. which you describe the security at youtube headquarters where you were last week, you said that you needed to badge in. are there guards, where there glass doors? talk about it for us. >> well, it looks like there is security there obviously. and google as i recall from being at google, they have strong security. they are armed and they have access to weapons. but you don't see them. they are very open campuses. they feel like college campuses in a lot of ways. very easy to come in and out of doors. you can easily go cafeterias. there are many open areas to eat. and mos

nothing is foreclosed here, nicolle. what the government is doing, writ large, by appropriate process, and by that i mean a search warrant, is gathering evidence. and where that evidence leads and how cohen is charged, if he ever is, will be determined. remember, manafort has been charged in two different districts, right. stuff can go out, come back, go out again, be developed, and end up in places where you never imagine it to be. >> you're all nodding. let me start with you, nick. you used the word interesting four times. are you going to drop a story at 5:01 with more details on this? >> i'm not personally, no. the stories i'm working on have a slightly longer burn time right now. but always keep an eye on "the new york times" website and y times.com. >> we do. like a woman possessed, i have a trigger refris trigger refreshing the page. you were nodding, too. >> when we're looking at trump or any people associated with him, he's not ape bond villain. he's not sitting in a chair with his finger, i have these multiple

but all of that, nicolle, all of that has now come to a stand still. we have seen the president erupt publicly and privately. obviously he has been, as we have reported out throughout the week, talking about the possibility of not only getting rid of the special counsel, but also the deputy attorney general who oversees the investigation, rod rosenstein. a caveat with all of this reporting, one source telling me, this is washington and anything can happen. so, not completely putting the final lid on a potential interview, but this is certainly been a major set back for the legal team, nicolle. >> let me underscore this part of the reporting. before the president described the raid of his attorney michael cohen's office as an attack on the country, your understanding of where the talks between the president's lawyers and the mueller team to be on a potential interview with the president to be some sort of final negotiation about the duration, somewhere around -- i think you reported two to three hours, is that right? >> a few hours. they didn't want it

we may not even get an answer today, nicolle. this may be a written order we get from the judge either late tonight, tomorrow, or in the days ahead. so, a lot still to come. a lot to develop, but obviously a lot of information coming out of today's hearing so far. >> kristen welker, i talked to a source who said he didn't know if donald trump was aware of michael cohen's representation of sean hannity. but he confirmed that sean hannity is in constant daily contact with the president. and i went back and looked at sean hannity's reaction on the air monday night, the night of the raid of cohen's offices which the president described in that building behind you as an attack. actually we have that. let's watch. >> the fbi has raided the office, the home and the hotel room of michael cohen. the personal attorney of the president of the united states. robert mueller is so far beyond his mandate, this is now spiraling out of control. everything that we have warned you about is now coming to fruition. and mueller has ostensibly tonight

>> potentially yes, nicolle, he could be a witness. one of the things that prosecutors and agents will want to know is how did rudy know -- i shouldn't call him rudy, i don't know the man. >> i don't think he'll mind. >> i'll call him mr. giuliani. i mind. how would mr. giuliani know these e-mails were on his way? did he know that derivatively because somebody else told him? or was he part of discussions to sort of pry those e-mails loose? if it's the second thing, you can't be both a witness and a lawyer in the same case. and so if you're asking whether or not there might be a conflict, the answer is there might be a conflict. >> ashley, let me ask you about something else the president said on fox and friends this morning. he's still, he's still after the justice department for being biased. let me play this for you and we'll talk about it on the other side. >> the people that are doing the investigation, you have 13 people that are democrats. you have hillary clinton people, you have people that worked on hillary clinton's foundatio

hey, nicole. nicole: hello. steve: how you doin'?w that i get to see you. steve: yeah, i'm here, man, and an all-girl team. nice-lookin', too. what do you do, nicole? nicole: i'm a middle-school math teacher. so i teach kids that algebra's important every day. they don't believe me. [cheering and applause] ha ha ha! steve: all right, nicole, introduce everybody. nicole: all right, so i have my talented sister katie, i have my sassy sister melissa, my baby sister laura, and my supportive and awesome mom leslie. [cheering and applause] steve: give me derrick, give me nicole. ha ha! top 8 answers on the board. here we go. we asked 100

>> absolutely, nicole. i think a report from a special counsel is, in effect, a roadmap for impeachment and removal from office. and that does not in any way prohibit the special counsel from bringing criminal charges against an array of other individuals close to the president. i think, you know, for several months now we've sort of been thinking about a report as potentially a private report, that maybe only rod rosenstein would see. i think the reality is if the president is a subject of a criminal investigation, if his conduct is booeg investigated by bob mueller, and bob mueller comes out with a comprehensive, narrative report, then i think rod rosenstein is going to come under a tremendous amount of pressure to not only share it with congress but share it with the american people. >> carol leonnig, congratulations on this report. i want to ask you about, you had very detailed analysis from what seemed like people in the know. former u.s. attorneys with very nuanced analysis of what the decision to int

can we talk about what nicole was wearing? we can, we will.break down the bold and the beautiful. >>> speaking of bold and beautiful. that perfectly describes beyonce at coachella. the world has collectively lost its mind over what she delifrd on the stage. here's why it's being called possibly the best performance of all time. ♪ girls, who run the world, girls ♪ >> coachella, thank you for allowing me to be the first black woman to headline coachella. >> number three within everyone is still talking about it. the spectacle. for the first time ever sherks was backed by more than 50 dancers and marching band members who helped rearrange her classics. it was her first time back on stage since giving birth to twins, rumi and sir. she stajd it as a collegiate style homecoming celebration. she wore five custom looks designed by the fashion house balmain. but there was a bit of an issue with this one-sleever bodysuit. she he would up the strap multiple times. at one point, her boot dropped down. in true beyonce fashion, she handled it like a boss. ♪

>> sure, nicolle. thanks for having me. some acts appear on their face to be benign, some appear to be ambiguous, some can appear to be nefarious. changing the platform on its face can be completely benign. let me give you an example. if you and i went out and bought ski masks that would be benign. particularly if we went skiing. if we bought ski mask ands robbed a bank, that purchase looks quite nefarious. the mueller team is collecting all this data, asking tons of questions, trying to understand motives because what may appear ambiguous can in retrospect turnout to be quite nefarious. what they're going to look at of course is not just what happened at the convention, but a whole pattern of conduct. only with a pattern can you begin to divine intent and only with intent can you begin to successfully prosecute an obstruction of justice or a conspiracy to interfere in the election. >> all right, chuck, we're going to take our viewers into the weeds on this. they can be interns on this mueller probe they know so much about

i'm nicolle wallace, "mtp daily" starts right now. >>> oh, please, god, why?r. he'll never get over this. this really can happen to anyone. >> it's the case that stunned parents everywhere. the dad whose young son died in the car. >> apparently he had forgotten the child was in the car seat in the back and went to work. >> i know you didn't, baby. i know you didn't. >> i think any parent could put themselves in that situation. >> full denial. like that it wasn't happening. >> then came the jaw-dropping news, police said it was murder. >> there was far more to this story that we were beginning to realize.

i'm nicolle wallace, "mtp daily" starts right now.chuck. >> happy friday. >> happy friday. >> you got it. if it's friday, war and peace meets the art of the deal. tonight, the president tauts a step ahead in his korean peninsula peace talks. >> that i hope i can do for the wore. >> while getting ready to step

. >>> nicole wall lale wallace, t. for all the folks tuning in, we must explain that our attention is focused on the youtube corporate campus san bruno, california just south of san francisco. and that is because if you have been following any of our coverage, you know already this is the latest scene in this country of the new term the art, the active shooter, this is not a drill, sadly law enforcement mass converged on the youtube campus because of reports of shots fired. there are a few things to point out as we watch what is now going to be this familiar endless loop of aerial photograp photography. most of it like what you are looking at now live, but a lot of it will be taped from earlier when the helicopter first arrived at the location. we have seen a notable absence of urgency because this is a tech company and because this is 2018, you will see one thing that all of the evacuees have in common, they are all looking down. that is because everyone who works there is on their phones. if you have a guys, you hade

david: good stuff, nicole. thank you very much. melissa: president trump meeting with apple ceo tim cook at the white house. sarah sanders addressing the meeting earlier during the briefing. >> the purpose of the meeting is to discuss trade, something that has been on the president's schedule last couple weeks. melissa: todd, what do you think about this? what do you think went down in this meeting? >> well, tim cook is doing the best thing for his shareholders. he wants trump to stay away from putting tariffs on china to keep them from getting into china to sell more products. he is lobbying to keep trump from keeping them with all these tariffs. i think he is trying to do the best thing for shareholders. do i agree with that? no. i think trump is on the right track. that i hope he stands tall and worry about what he is doing and apple only cares what amount of money they make but not the rest of the country. david: ford motor company reporting first quarter results. let's go to jeff flock. he focuses on the auto industry. what do

this project does not happen without nicole abele. more thank yous to come, but let me turn over the microphone. the guy behind me has been all over the city, parks, parks, parks, there is other stuff to do, but all he cares about is parks, parks, parks, parks. mayor mark farrell. >> i think phil took care of the thanks, but let's give a round for phil ginsburg, our general manager. thank you, phil. and to the entire rec and park staff, thank you for all the work you've done on the project. to assembly member phil ting, i know we're here in large part because of his efforts and want to thank supervisor safai. this was something he talked about when he was running for office. we talked about it in the board of supervisors. such an amazing advocate for the neighborhood. it was about 5-6 years ago that as a district 2 supervisor, weaver came to our office enough that we came here and went on a tour of this place a number of years ago. and so this has been an issue and project that because of the advocacy of so many of you has been in the

>> well, it has been inconsistent, nicolle. yesterday right after you were off the air, ronny jackson was at the white house meeting with president trump talking about all of this. there was a decision that they made to go forward, to fight back. jackson wants a chance to defend himself. he wants to be able to appear before the senate and answer these questions and talk about his own history and background and character and behavior. and the white house has mounted really a full-throated defense to the. it is important to point out those background checks sarah sanders mentioned at the briefering were not related to his nomination to run the va. they were conducted earlier as part of the standard procedure for someone who is a presidential physician at the white house. it wasn't the traditional vet you would see before a cabinet nominee is officially made or officially nominated rather. that happened by tweet by president trump to the surprise of many aides. >> i want to put up a list of all the other people who are under ethic

. >> it's extraordinary, nicolle. like sally yates, john brennan is someone who served under republican and democratic presidents. he of course after 9/11 served under president bush in the intelligence community. he was the first director of what now is the national counterterrorism center, the main entity in our intelligence community that analyzes threats from terrorist organizations. the brennans of the world, the sally yates of the world, career professionals defending our country are really expressing grave concern because what they see the president doing is not only seemingly utilizing those agencies to defend himself, but fundamentally undermining those institutions which defend us. this reaches back all the way from his very first day in office when he went to the cia, stood in front of the memorial wall that showcases the lives and heroism of those who gave the ultimate sacrifice for our country and basically talked about how many times he had been on the cover the of time magazine. i think that set the ton

trish: nicole, thanks so much.ll stay all over the markets as we watch a rally, a pretty significant one right now. we're going into the final hour of trading. you know this is kind of the bewitching time, everyone. it could shake out in a different direction. we've seen over the two and 3:00 okay hour of trading things will start to happen. hopefully they will happen to the upside today. we've got more next. with a double palm grab. who has the upper hand now? start winning today. book now at lq.com. your parents have been ittalking about you for years.. they're all about me saving for a house, or starting a college fund for my son. actually, i want to know what you're thinking. knowing that the most important goals are yours, is how edward jones makes sense of investing. the markets are up 333 right now. including the hillary clinton e-mail scandal now they are going to up point the u.s. attorney general and make sure that the unredacted documents are turned over to the house judiciary committee. tom, thanks for

big round of applause for jennifer and nicole. [applause] all right folks it's time for her to sign dear madam president get a copy of the book if you don't already have one thank you so much you've been fantastic. booktv is on twitter and facebook, and we want to hear from you, tweet us, twitter.com/booktv or post a comment on our facebook page, facebook.com/booktv. >> i'm 16, and -- >> they let you in? i'm inspiring videographer at the same time femme mist and i don't think i would ever let them take advantage of me especially many this field and i was wondering what your advice would be to somebody like me trying to get -- >> i think men will have changed and won't ask same thing of you but refinery 29 have you ever seen? >> yes. >> so i was there talking to woman who -- i guess runs it. and at the end some young woman a bit olderrer than you she came over and said this is part-time job a guy who his on me at my own job what should i tell him? well i had never had an opportunity to tell might be anything. and i -- thought and i

>> that's right, nicolle. it's been publicly documented the trump organization, the business had tried for years to develop a front in russia, to develop a business there to create profit from that part of the world and one thing that's important to keep in mind is that donald trump revealed so little about his business when he was running for president. usually presidential candidates release years of their tax returns, they release other documentation about their business, there's sort of a public vetting that goes on the show where that money comes from. we don't know the answers to these questions because he didn't release that documentation back when he was running for president so now the mueller investigation is trying to find some of those answers. >> and one of the keys to that would be, in fact, michael cohen. take us back to the 1990s and the 2000s, donald trump had run out of lenders in the united states. meanwhile, a lot of oligarchs in russia had made a huge killing in the transition to non-commu

honoree nicole kidman and husband keith urban.d me how reese and her are relishing being together. >> we were in the car the other day shooting a scene. guys were hanging out over the balcony. they were like, come on up. we're like, we're shooting a scene right now you have to talk to our boss. reese and i looked at each other and went, we are the boss. >> i met nicole kidman. she told me i smelled good. i can leave. >> the sweet smell of success for olympic figure skater and "dancing with the stars" contestant adam rippon. inside, he took the honor to a whole new level. >> i met nicole kidman. she let me smell her husband. never give up on your dreams. >> this is an honor. a humbling honor. >> and "this is us" star sterling k. brown captured the essence of the night. >> she came to every play. hold on a second. >> future duchess meghan markle also made the list. sean mendes said he was too nervous to introduce himself to the royal couple abroad. >> i chickened out. i saw them. i was like, should i say something? sthoet sometimes

nicole, you know what triska pho bia is right the fear of the number 13? nicole: yes.how about friga? that's the fear of friday the 13th. a know a lot of people on the floor have that of course friday the 13th is today history shows it may be a day investors should fear the s&p 500. data shows that the s&p 500 underperforms on friday the 13th compared to all other fridays during the year. it has returns of what would equate to about 4.2% per year on friday the 13th. the rest of the friday would be 13% annualized returns. what do we have to fear and let's invest through that fear and bring in hank smith chief investment officer. get me your sectors safe on any day right now in this atmosphere >> well liz first congratulations on your pronunciation that was fantastic liz: thank you. i could not have done that. yes, look we >> this is environment which you want to invest in offensive sector, just as industrials, basic material, financials, yes, technology, but don't ignore the defensive sectors. consumer staples and health care, with this exception, we would ignore. the r

opposition leader nicole passion. parties in parliament sided with his movements on wednesday and the international community is taking him seriously too we caught up with him fresh from talks at the russian embassy republican party has lost his power and the. republican party a short recognized victory of the people and without any condition as far as he is concerned and as far as this crowd is concerned because it is on the threshold of becoming this country's new leader and i shrink in a new democratic era the republic of armenia was was was made of wood the corridors of power but he has proven he could mobilize our millions in tahrir there where his power is on the street here on republic square probably for a steelworker al-jazeera arabic. and he's right a quarter sentenced to soldier to nine months in prison for the twenty fourteen killing of a palestinian teenager now dana wire out west shot during a lull in protests marking the day israel came into existence in the one nine hundred forty eight harry forsett re

i suspect nicolle does too. you might, brian, from some of the x-ray vision glances through the years. but, you know, i was thinking all of our political history at the moment was shaped about this time at night, actually, on a july night in 1980 when the talks between gerald ford and ronald reagan collapsed in detroit about ford going on the ticket with governor reagan. and reluctantly, governor reagan picked up the phone and asked for george bush. and at that time that moment, it set in motion three presidencies at least -- the reagan presidency, the first bush presidency, the second bush presidency. but the key moment was the next morning. a lot of distrust. a lot of tension between the reagans and the bushes, and they had sort of an awkward cup of coffee as these things unfold. and afterward, as they were parting, mrs. bush walked up to ronald reagan and said, governor, we're going to work our tails off for you. and mike dever recalled that at that moment, ronald reagan was sold and never had a second though

that does it for our hour. >> i'm nicole wallace. "mtp daily" starts on time. you for once. >> if you keep telling me you're on time -- never mind. happy friday. i'll see you tuesday. but if it is friday, is the political climate changing for the embattled epa chief? tonight what will it take to break the protective conservative bubble around scott pruitt. >> and the trump slump. the dow takes a drop as the threat of a trade war rises. >> this tariff thing is not a bluff. not at all. >> and

so, let me back up just a little bit, nicolle. cohen has allegedly said that he would take a bullet for the president. cohen has not yet had a loaded weapon pointed at him and so it's really easy to say that until you do. and so my presumption, and it's based on experience, is that all of these defendants who come into court defiant, right -- i didn't do it and i'm not talking about anyone else who might have -- flip. it happens time and time and time again. i've seen it in hundreds of cases. and so i would expect that here, too. therefore, right, the notion that there might be a pardon in the air or a pardon in the water, that's pretty enticing. i agree with frank. it could be fact, i think it probably is, a signal. >> to chuck's point about how likely it is that cohen will flip, you look at -- this white house is not one that has loyalty in great reserves. >> let me put that up. michael flynn, george papadopoulos, rick gates, richard panetta, alex van der swan, they have all flipped. they are now cooperating witnesses in the mue

"deadline white house" with nicolle wallace starts right now. /s >> hi, everyone, it's 4:00 in new york. we come on the air with breaking news in the legal battle between adult film actress star stormy daniels and the president of the united states of america. michael avenatti, daniels' attorney dropping the bombshell a couple hours ago that daniels is suing the president for defamation. the case is over the president's attack object daniels in a tweet in which he seemed to imply she was lying about the man who threatened her in a parking lot. here's the tweet in question from president trump. quote, a sketch years later about a nonexistent man, a total con job, playing the fake news media for fools. but they know it. here's the sketch daniels and her attorney released of the man she claims approached her while she was securing her infant daughter in her car seat. here's how daniels' described the encounter. >> he walked up behind me. i saw his redpleks. i turned around and i thought he was going to say do you know where such and such class is o

hi chuck. >> hi nicole. lordy lordy lordy.f it's friday, lordy, there's a book. tonight, president trump slams jim comey's new book, calling the former fbi director act i looer, a leaker, a slime ball. >> i think that we have been very clear though how we feel about some of the leadership at the fbi, particularly james comey. >>> plus, we talk exclusively with paul ryan who names his

down to the new york stock exchange where we find our own nicole petallides standing by. hey, nicole. >> trish, you're seeing we're up 351 points as america heard more from president trump about the tax cuts, corporate tax cuts, the individual tax cuts which everybody here on wall street, these guys, these traders are calling it america's tax plan. they're not calling it trump's tax plan or the republican's tax plan. more than 80% of individuals are getting some sort of tax cut. corporate tax cuts are here to stay. the dow is up 1 1/2%. s&p and nasdaq gaining for the week. we have up arrows despite all headlines from syria to russia, china tear i was are and trade wars. look at this, the financials with the up arrows across the board. in fact they have been improving since this morning. jpmorgan up more than 3%. citigroup a solid 3% as we're awaiting to hear earnings tomorrow. people are expecting different things. first of all, had some volatility and headlines a little bit ago. headlines weigh on financials. you have had a rising rate environment and things that help th

in the way of opposition leader nicole passion. parties in parliament sided with his movements on wednesday and the international community is taking him seriously too we caught up with him fresh from talks at the russian embassy republican party has lost his power and the. republican party should recognized victory of the people and without any condition as far as he is concerned and as far as this crowd is concerned it is on the threshold of becoming this country's new leader and i shrink a new democratic era to the republic of armenia was. i don't yet want the corridors of power but he has proven he can mobilize our media in time they will wear his powers on the street from here on republic square probably for steelworker al-jazeera there are police in california say they've cracked a decades old murder case they've arrested a former policeman that they believe is the so-called golden state killer a serial rapist and murderer in the one nine hundred seventy s. and eighty's from los angeles rob reynolds reports. forty two years a

nicole petallides has them. go ahead, nicole. >> i'm just looking at the numbers. we have earnings per share of 13.33. that beats estimates of 9.28. that is a nice significant beat. revenue, 31.15. that beats the estimate of 30.29. the stock is up 3% in the after-hours. also tac costs coming in. they came in at 2.88 million, versus what was reported last year. you don't want them to rise too much because that would cut in to profitability. they don't want them to go more than 30 1/2%. aggregate paid clicks was up 55%. stock gaining 3% for alphabet google. david: good stuff. melissa. melissa: deirdre, adam, liz are back. deirdre, get your reaction to that. looks like a beat across the board. >> it's a beat across the board which is fantastic for alphabet google, i understand david's, i go through same thing, google. this is freight for the moment. we'll take it. investors have to be at it. adam called this a one-of-a-kind company. that may represent a longer-term risk for the company especially coming from europe. back in 1999 the eu was the first country shot acros

consolation and nicole taking actually that apart from mr it's not clear who else is willing to stand in the way of opposition leader nicole passion and more parties in parliament sided with his movements on wednesday and the international community is taking him seriously too we caught up with him fresh from talks at the russian embassy republican party has lost his power and the. republican party a short recognized victory of the people and without any condition as far as he is concerned and as far as this crowd is concerned because he's on the threshold of becoming this country's new leader and i shrink a new democratic era to the republic of armenia it was i don't want the corridors of power but he has proven he could mobilize our millions in time then where his power is on the street here on republic square footage for steelworker al-jazeera there are. hundreds of thousands of people in germany are living in limbo because of a complex asylum process which some people find confusing and many are facing the possibility of deportation dominic kane has one man's story from reckons bu

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of course his children are under investigation, beth his son and daughter nicole as you mentioned. even if charley says these thing do not cause any restaurant on hi family and do not create if i tensions between jared and his sibling, i think it will be hard to believe that is completely true. >> and ovg we have to remind our