-nikki: okay. lemonis: mike and nikki and i met.e made a deal for me to invest $300,000 into the business, and we talked about all of the issues that exist here. does everybody know why i was asked to come here? why, sandy? sandy: to hopefully give us the resources to go further. lemonis: where i got hung up is this notion of how some people don't get paid but they write checks and they invest. and so, out of that $300,000, $50,000 is gonna go towards giving josh his money back. out of everybody in this room, including them, you've written the biggest check in the room. did you know that? -josh: i didn't know. lemonis: and you work here and you don't get paid. and so, i think that level of dedication is the reason that i came back today. sandy, i feel like you should have some equity in the business. -sandy: thank you. -lemonis: you're full time. you're a department manager. and so is chris. you're also a department manager. and so, the idea was $300,000 for 40%. out of that 40%, you're getting 5%, you're getting 5%, and you're gett

-sammy: nikki. lemonis: who is that right there? sammy: that's nikki's dad.oly [bleep] sammy: that's gonna be a problem. lemonis: how you doing, joe? is your daughter nikki? -joe: yeah. lemonis: this is a sensitive situation, and i need to talk to this guy in private by myself and find out what's really going on here. well, that's what my partner was just confronting him about. is he dating your daughter? lemonis: hey, listen, man -- joe t.: i'm really not comfortable not being part of the conversation. joe: well, i'm really not comfortable with you seeing my [bleep] daughter, number one, and then firing her today telling her what a [bleep] worker she is. joe t.: first of all, your daughter was under evaluation -- joe: don't come up with corporate crap to me. joe t.: i'm not coming up with corporate anything. joe: why'd you fire my daughter? 'cause she's a [bleep] worker? because she's not on your list? joe t.: hey, hey. listen -- joe: [bleep] check. [bleep] check. joe t.: first of all, she didn't do her job well. second of all, her and i didn't get along tog

then she called her daughter nikki. >> she goes, i can't find your dad.'t know where your dad is. i'm turning around. >> reporter: frances started to make her way back down the highway. she spoke to connie again. >> my sister tells me, i found him. >> reporter: connie had jumped in her own car and soon came upon bill and his bike by the side of the road. he'd crashed and was in bad shape. police were already at the scene when frances arrived. >> and then as i'm running to him, an officer grabs me. and i yank him. i heard somebody yell, that's his wife. leave her alone. and i get down to where he's at. and he's alive. >> reporter: do you say anything to him? >> i was just in shock. and he kept telling me, i can't breathe, vieja. and i told him calm down, dad. calm down. >> reporter: bill had internal injuries. whatever happened, the wreck was so severe it even knocked his boots off. >> sierra 4, here comes your bird. >> reporter: they took him away in the helicopter. >> they got a gurney. and he grabbed my arm. and he goes, vieja, come with me. i go, i'm c

nikki, thanks. new court documents have been released detailing how an f.b.i.ng led to the arrest of a man iniginally from iraq. he is now accused of showing off his bomb-making skills to an informant who convinced him he was plotting an attack. carter evans picks up the story. >> reporter: federal investigators in tucson swooped in and arrested ahmad suhad ahmad for showing them how to build and blow up a bomb. the sting operation lasted nearly two years. here's how it went down: according to documents just unsealed, ahmad first told an f.b.i. criminal informant, back in december of 2016, that he "knew how to detonate a bomb by using a cellular phone." he allegedly said, "the bombs were easy to make," and that he learned how to do it, "during the war in iraq." source tell cbs news, ahmad is an iraqi refugee who is now a u.s. citizen. prosecutors say ahmad was asked by the informant on how to make a car bomb for a target in mexico. ahmad agreed and provided images of "explosive materials and instructions on his cell phone." and later sent a text message with a

>> thanks to you and nikki haley, here's part of what she had to say. >> we call on russia to respectts international obligations and not obstruct or harass ukraine's transit. and to de-escalate the tensions it's created. as president trump said many times, the united states would almost a normal relationship with russia. outlaw actions like this one continue to make that impossible. >> her statement was the first from the u.s. side. canada immediately came out criticizing this overnight. but the u.s. was silent until this u.n. security council meeting, so the president has not been speaking out about this at all. >> that's certainly right. also the eu spoke out, which is not surprising given the stronger diplomatic role they played. and in fairness, nato did. but yes, silence in the white house, which is pretty distressing, given that we have a powder keg, it's a powder keg that we've had in armed conflict since 2014 on land. this is moving toward a strategically important area of cross border maritime as well. >> what do you think putin's up to. given the fact that he and the presid

between nikki and michael pence, who wins?ll, they're very close friends. >> oh, break my heart. if it's a battle between the two of them who wins? >> i would like to think they'd be running together as maybe a pence/hailey ticket. she's a rising start in the republican party. she certainly did a great job and did it with grace and we don't see that often these days. >> well, maybe she'll get an even bigger job in this administration. we'll see. there's also been some pressure on senator ben sass of nebraska. >> what are the odds that you will launch a primary challenge to president trump or run as an independent and run for president yourself in 2020? >> i think the odds are a lot higher that i run for the noxious weed control board of nebraska than that. i lived on a campaign bus for about 16 months and i still have flash b flashbacks of kid puke. >> well, that's a nice image. i don't know where to go here. >> i don't see it. i think there's a void now with the death of john mccain for the type of voice he provided. he's a y

of ukraine's sovereignty by seizing several ukrainian naval vessels near the disputed crimea region nikki haley warned that the u.s. will retain crimea related sanctions against russia the ukrainian president petro poroshenko is calling on his parliament to impose martial wall. this video has been circulating online since it was released on sunday. taken from on board a russian military ship swearing shouting had be heard as well as the command to stay the course directly towards ukrainian tugboat that am in the russian ship rams the ukrainian boat head on. with. the incident escalated further a russian tanker blocked the tight underpass between the black sea and the sea of us of a vital trade route for ukraine it was later announced that the russian coastguard had shot at three ukrainian ships the ships were seized by russia with authority saying that boats had illegally entered russian waters but the ukrainian navy says it had announced the ship's transit in advance. in kiev ukrainian president petro poroshenko called on parliament to introduce martial law. for him this doesn't mean we

i'm nikki battiste with cbs news. how are you? >> i'm doing fine. hot i'm going to a meeting. f reporter: we spent three months asking for a formal interview with cardinal dinardo. he never made himself available, so we caught up with him in the hallway during the conference of has. bishops in baltimore last week. are you aware that you have two hiests with credible sexual abuse allegations currently in active ministry in your diocese? >> um... it depends what names you're talking about? >> reporter: father john keller and reverend terence brinkman-- >> he's not a credible one. and terry was never credible. c reporter: are those the two armes going to be on your list of credibly accused priests that you release in january? >> we're working on the list. >> reporter: does the name john g bonte sound familiar? st yes. i would prefer to do this at another time. >> reporter: we've been requesting, we'd love to sit down. >> at another time, yeah. >> reporter: do you have anything to say to the survivors and victims? >> reporter: cbs news has spoken with more than 20 people with know

i'm nikki battiste with cbs news. eew are you? >> i'm fine. but i'm going to a meeting. rm reporter: after three months o, asking for a formal interview m at aardinal dinardo, we caught up with him at a conference this hoseh. and wanted to know about those two other priests. are those two names going to be on your list that are accused that you released in january? >> we're working on the list. >> reporter: anything to say to the survivors? ligon says he'll go wherever the evidence discovered today takes him. >> if there's something to be covered up, i'm sure i'll find it. >> reporter: in a statement inday, the archdiocese of galveston-houston says they will continue to cooperate, and, jeff, they said they will have re further comment. >> glor: nikki, thanks to you and the continued work of our investigative team. multiple stories set to play out at the g-20 conference in e gentina this weekend. saudi arabia's crown prince mohammed bin salman arrived today. in srity is extremely tight at the saudi embassy amid y cusations the prince ordered the murder of journalist jamal

you heard from nikki haley, but this incident was more than 24 hours ago.nusual l we haven't heard tweet yet. >> what have the nato allies been saying about this? >> rather like nikki haley, the chief has condemn third-degree. he is backing ukraine. no one's quite sure. we know what happened. just don't know why it happened. as president putin if it was you know, a deliberate russian action, was he sending a message to ukraine, don't mess with us. does he want to draw a border in the sea just as he draw a land border and annexed crimea. is it an attempt to test president trump before the g-20? the motives of whoever began this, and both sides are blaming each other, are still unknown. still not sure why it happened and where this goes because as dimitri, putin's press secretary said earlier on, this is a dangerous escalation and the there is an undeclared war and it is a remirnd of the unfinished business because these two countries. >> and it is a reminder of where the president has stood when it comes to nato article five. he refused very infamously to en

>> there's no doubt -- >> and michael pence or nikki, who wins?first of all, they're very close friends so i don't know where that would go. >> oh, come on. break my heart. who wins? >> i would like to think they would be running together as maybe a pence/haley ticket. she is a rising star in the republican party. she certainly did a great job and did it with grace. and we don't see that often these days. >> well, maybe she'll get an even bigger job in this administration. we'll see. there's been some pressure on republican senator ben sass of nebraska to mount a primary challenge to trump. while he hasn't ruled it out completely, he has said the prospect is pretty unlikely. >> what are the odds that you will launch a primary challenge to president trump or run as an independent and run for president yourself in 2020? >> i think the odds are a lot higher than i run for the noxious weed control board of dodge county, nebraska, than that. i lived on a campaign bus about 16 months five years ago and in my mind i still have flashbacks of a lot of kid

nikki fox, thank you.has been launched into allegations of anti—semitic hate crime among labour party members. it comes after an internal labour party dossier detailing messages posted by members online was given to the head of the metropolitan police. our deputy political editor, john pienaar, has more. today, no escaping this question. mr corbyn, any response to the police investigation? good morning. any response at all about the police investigation? good morning. how nice to see you. do you think the labour party... good morning. how nice to see you. goodbye. are you finally going to take action on this, mr corbyn? goodbye. jeremy corbyn badly wants to put this row behind him, but the accusations of anti—semitism in the labour party follow him, whichever way he turns. labour's been split and the leadership under attack for months. critics want more action, more regret at cases of anti—semitic abuse. corbyn loyalists claim the problem's exaggerated, but now police are on the case. we have been assessin

nikki battiste has been following this story and has the very latest. >> today law enforcement seizedfrom there. the records involve father manuel larosa lopez who is charged with abusing two children. the head of the arch diocese cardinal daniel dinardo also leads the u.s. conference of bishops. nikki battiste continues her reporting on this. >> reporter: 60 armed officers executed a search warrant this morning at the arch diocese of galveston-houston. >> harris county happens to be where my investigation led me. if it led me to rome we'd be at the vatican today. >> reporter: montgomerie county district attorney brett ligon secured documents from the secret archives. >> we're treating the catholic church the same of same way we'd treat a bank that has records, same way a criminal enterprise. >> reporter: it appears to be getting underway. at least 13 state attorneys general have also launched their own state investigations. cardinal daniel dinardo heads the arch diocese of galveston-houston. >>> what was cardinal dinardo's reaction, his demeanor when you arrived with the search warra

more now from nikki battiste. >> reporter: the reputed mobster's early morning death was quick and so violent, it was reported that the 89-year-old was unrecognizable. the suspect, a mafia hit man freddy diaz. the boston gloed says geas is one of two under investigation for gouging out bulger's eyes while beating him in his cell tuesday morning. geas a career massachusetts criminal was hailed for killing another mob boss in 2009. >> when i first heard mr. bulger was killed in hazelton, that's the first thing i thought, was, freddy was there. >> reporter: daniel kelly represents geas. >> he was aware of whitey bulger. he had a distaste for informants. >> reporter: bulger's violent death mirrored his life. did was based on the mania mobster. his death made headlines in the papers that made him infamous. the boston globe shelley murphy has reported on whitey bulger's mob life for over 30 years and says in prison, his cooperation with the fbi made him a target. there d looked for him.o bed as for freddy geas, it doesn't take much for a 51-year-old to beat an 89-year-old man in a wheelchai

i say what about nikki haley as the paradigm for the woman presidential candidate? has a lot of appeal. she's a woman of color from a southern state. i think she can appeal to the middle. >> actually, nikki haley specifically ruled out the possibility of running for president when she resigned as ambassador at the u.n. let's watch. >> i will say this. for all of you that are going to ask about 2020, no, i am not running for 2020. i can promise you what i'll be doing is campaigning for this one. i look forward to supporting the president in the next election. >> that is not only tough but cute. this one here. i mean, this one. i'm sorry. i've never seen anybody do that before. pointing to the president. this one here. >> she'll be a force to be reckoned with in 2024 if she runs. she's got now the foreign policy portfolio to add to her state level experience. a woman of color from a southern state on the republican side. she could be this nation's first woman president. >> what strikes me about her as a pure political talent, she pulled down the flag ahead of everybod

nikki battiste has more. >> this one is the most brutal case that i've seen in my experience here. >> reporter: monmouth county prosecutors chris gramiccioni charged paul caneiro with four counts of murder for allegedly killing his business partner an killing his wife and two young children, 8-year-old sophia and 11-year-old jesse. >> the wife jennifer was stabbed and shot and the two children, we pe repeatedly stabbed by knife. >> reporter: they say he burned down the $1 million mansion to try to destroy the evidence and then set his own home applies and allegedly killed his own family. >> what he start a fire at his own home? >> he intended to destroy it for purposes of concealing it or covering his alleged crimes. and the other reason was to create a ruse or story that the caneiro family overall was somehow targeted or victimized. >> reporter: police believe he had a financial motive for the murders. the brothers ran a tech can liver sorm of togetheoy justice, whatever that might be. >> reporter: nikki battiste, cbs news, new jersey. >>> now to a deadly accident at the u.s./mexico

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nikki is staying until the end of the year. we are working with nikki also. we have some very good people who want that job. i will make some decisions over the next few weeks but by the end of the year. reporter: [inaudible] -- and who are the front runners? president trump: well, there are some very good people, but there is no rush. you have to go through a senate process, which takes a long time, but we will pick someone that is very good. matt whitaker is a highly respected man, but i did not know matt whitaker. but he is a highly respected man. reporter: matt whitaker has not gone through the senate process. president trump: but neither has mueller. excuse me. you talk about the senate process, mueller is doing a report. he hasn't gone through the senate process. you are saying whitaker has it, -- you're saying whitaker hasn't, but he has, with a minute -- he was a really distinguished u.s. attorney in iowa and he was approved by everybody, because to be the u.s. attorney, that top-of-the-line. he was a highly respected -- in fact, i'll tell you, the am

i'm happy that you picked up on that with four generations so nikki from his dad and to become max rothstein i compare everything to new york. and to drop out of high school the dentist turned bookie and in 1938 and the fungi to so they went to night pubs for a while because that is where barbara walters dad started the first one and they were figures there and the book has a whole section about the underworld that that was in an apartment he was carted off to jail. and that still the company that controls cbs and viacom. . >> that is the other aspect of this book so it doesn't include any of the back story so with those stories of the hotel fire in boston to see the journalist to see more in that story than in the autobiography. . >> so the only of her own - - of the book is the autobiography. and with the plaza hotel in boston everybody knows the story. he smelled smoke under his hotel room door and was blasted by fire and then they burned him horribly. and then to start your own autobiography with this story. and then he is alone in the hotel room. and probably was not alone in that hotel

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ambassador nikki haley started her remarks by saying that she had spoken to president trump and secretary of state mike pompei o s making it clear that the administration was behind the strong remarks that she was about to issue she called the acts of russian of russia an outrageous violation of ukrainian secure sovereignty she called it a reckless as collation so moving forward i don't think the ukrainians expect any action from the security council as long as russia is on board their veto ensures that there will no be will not be any international action from this body but they did get the strong statements from their allies that they were hoping to get deputy ambassador from the ukraine vladimir he spoke to reporters before entering the security council he said what they hope to get in addition to these strong statements was more in the form of sanctions from individual countries and perhaps the e.u. he said that's the only language that russia understands and he when. so far to drum up support for that and claiming that russia was preparing for a land invasion of ukraine so again he g

ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley, called on russia to immediately release the crew and ship members currently being held after they were captured. haley adding russia must abide by its international obligations and from the perspective of the trump administration the actions were a violation of international law. following the incident the ukrainian and russian boat exchanged fire leaving six ukrainian sailors injured. ukraine's president is calling for the introduction of marble law in ukraine that would increase the country's defense kaeupblts. the ukrainian parliament is set to vote on this proposal this afternoon. he spoke directly to russian leadership, demanding the release of the 26 sailors. russians are blaming the ukrainians for the whole ordeal. president trump has not spoken out about the clash between russia and ukraine, but the white house does tell fox news the president has been briefed on the situation. dana? >> dana: i'm sure he has. trey, thank you. for more on this i'm joined by daniel freed, former u.s. ambassador to poland. i want to play some sound from nikki h

well because trump is being hemmed in by the war faction in in his own administration including nikki haley who's being forced out of course and incidents like this put trump on the back foot if he'd wanted to try and build bridges with putin and it's not clear that he does eisley the idea that he's pro russian i think is laughable but they let's just imagine that he wanted to try and build bridges this kind of incident makes it very difficult for him. basically will back down as he did over the chemical weapons attack in syria which clearly wasn't carried out by the syrian army but he pretended that he believed it was and then you know a provocation them to turned into an airstrike and all the rest of it the danger of all this power brinkmanship is that at some point people are going to be killed as alexander zaka genco the elected leader of one of the donbass republics was killed by a bomb not that long ago in august now nobody in the west really picks up. and there is that's a provocation that certainly wasn't carried out by the russians was it and if the russians were to be unreas

nikki haley speaking at an emergency meeting of the u.n. security council today over the escalating crisis between russia and ukraine. >> this is back in the news but take a look at this video. russia fired on and seized three navy ships of ukraine. this video from ukrainian authorities allegedly shows the vessels colliding. ukraine demands they release the ships and sailors still being held. >> the ukrainian boats saying in the kerch strait. >> look how narrow that is. that is the important thing to see. >> russia says they were forced to act because the boats were illegally in the territorial waters. >> joining us is mark hannah, a research fellow at a nonprofit to focus on u.s. foreign territory. >> can i go first? >> yes, please. >> why is this a big deal? >> russia and ukraine has been battling in the outskirts for four years now and not really been in the news but this represents an escalation or the most kind of conspicuous aggression by russia, russian navy against neighbor ukraine and the united states has a friendship with ukraine

ambassador nikki haley had this to say. an arrogant act that the international community must condemn and will never accept. >> so, senator, when there is a dis rep si like this between members in the same administration virtually it is confusing to americans and i suppose on the international stage as well. which response is real? >> well, i would like to think that nikki haley's response is real. that's absolutely the right response. a powerful condemnation of this act of aggression on this water way. certainly a strong rebuke to russian partnership with our nato allies. i think president trump finds any fact that is uncomfortable one in which he wants to ignore. with he see this with khashoggi, he said maybe it happened, maybe it didn't, in this case he's saying it's not good either way which is in essence a reference to russia saying they have their case why it was a legitimate ability to take these vessels and imprison these sailors. this equivalence is not okay and i think nikki haley said she had cleared and coordina

nikki fox, thank you.l us sanctions on iran, that were previously lifted under the obama administration. the measures, targeting iran's energy, ship—building, and banking sectors will come into force on monday. eight countries are, however, being granted temporary waivers, allowing them to continue importing iranian oil. the shale gas company cuadrilla, says it's seen the first natural gas flow at its site in lancashire, since fracking operations began there just over two weeks ago. the firm says it's a good early indication of the potential of the site. campaigners against fracking are continuing to raise environmental concerns, following a series of earth tremors. after the joint hottest summer on record this year, the met office has confirmed the uk, has experienced more weather extremes in the ten years, compared to previous decades. the hottest days have become almost 1 degree centigrade warmer. while the coldest days are not so cold. and the number of nights when temperatures stay above 20 degrees ce

nikki battiste is in the middle of this. >> it's so slippery in here. my god. >> reporter: wet snow sent cars smashing into trucks on the george washington bridge in new york late this afternoon. in lancaster, pennsylvania, a snow-bound tractor-trailer came to a halt next to a bus sprawled across two lanes, a warning for drivers to proceed with caution. from a slew of spin-outs in st. louis to fender benders in ohio, the storm stirred up trouble. snap, crackle, and drop was the sound of icy branches falling in this dayton, ohio, neighborhood. snow and ice accumulation has downed trees and knocked out power for more than 245,000 customers in five states. this morning, the white house shimmered in another coat of white. snow has not fallen this early in washington, d.c. in 22 years. here in ridgefield, connecticut, customers snaked out the door this morning. >> shovels, tube sand, sand to weigh down the back of their cars. they're worried. it's the first storm of the season. >> reporter: the snow is falling here at a rate of one to two inches per hour. it

nikki fox, bbc news. of the issues in that report, there is help and advice on the bbc action line. is help and advice on the bbc action line. a victim of child exploitation has called for a change in the law amid claims a man who raped her was contacted about the chance to play a role in her son's life. sammy woodhouse who's waived her right to annonymity says rotherham council approached arshid hussain even though he's in prison for raping her as child. fiona trott reports. a survivor of child sex abuse who says she's still fighting for her rights. i think it's disgusting, and i always find that the rapists always get, you know, are protected and have more rights than what we do. sammy woodhouse gave evidence in care proceedings connected with her son which ended last year. she says that she was told his father could ask to be involved. i have to wake up every morning and have to fight for something, and what it all boils down to is just to be treated like a human being. you know, i keep hearing about h

ambassador to the u.n., nikki haley. as well as the ukrainian ambassador and deputy russian ambassador. we begin with the united nations undersecretary-general for political affairs who gave

nikki fox, bbc news.lth challenges he faced during his time as an air ambulance pilot. speaking at a mental health conference in london, prince william said that talking to colleagues had helped him come to terms with what he called the ‘enormous sadness' of one particular incident. several to a very traumaticjobs involving children. —— i worked several kinds. after i had my own children, i think a relation between thejob and children, i think a relation between the job and the personal life was what really took the over the edge. i started feeling things i had never felt before and i felt very sad and very down about this particular family. the international space station is celebrating its 20th birthday today. it's been inhabited every day for the past 18 years, with different crew carrying out research for a wide range of scientific and medical purposes. we've put together some facts about the international space station. 230 people from 18 different countries have visited the station since its creatio

nikki fox, bbc news.european football championships with a victory over israel in the nations league. james forrest scored a hat—trick for scotland after israel took the lead early in the first half. the visitors to hampden park pulled another goal back for a final score of 3—2. english cricket announced today what it hopes will be a major step forward in inspiring a new generation of female players. over £1 million of lottery funding will be used to recruit some 2,000 mentors. these female role models will work directly to take advantage of enthusiasm for cricket in asian communities across the uk. our correspondentjoe wilson was at the launch of the scheme. english cricket can't afford to miss an opportunity, nor a player. we get the bat and then get the ball and then try to run. well, lottery money will now fund 2000 new ecb mentors, specifically for female cricket in south asian communities like leicester's. even for me, if i had a female role model orfemale coaches whilst growing up, that would have

nikki haley is up a moment.erstand about the activity that took place off the coast of ukraine just yesterday, sir? >> first time we've really had maritime tensions. we've had major flare-ups between russian separatists and ukraine is war taking place there. this is about a couple of things. one is the ukraine's north of the strait where this took place is the sea where ukraine has a number of ports that are very valuable to them. 25 to 40% of their economy comes out of those ports and they entered the black sea from there and then into the european and global economy. very important to their survival. russia has been putting pressure on this and stopping all ships, inspecting them. the first time they engaged ukrainian naval ships and it's part of the issue. an economic squeeze on ukraine as much as the military pressure in eastern ukraine. >> they say russia rams ukrainian vessel and seizes ships and crew and accuses ukraine of provocation, three question marks there. is this an exception to the rule, sir? or

bill crystal wants to talk to nikki haley running against trump in 2020.ncluded but not limited to kelly or sessions or rosenstein like effective the next day? what do you think wednesday is going to look like in america? >> right before the break, i thought a lot of donald trump's strategies running up to the election. it is donald trump's presidency. he does not have a strategy, he has been himself. if he throw himself at the campaign and the results don't turn out well and he shakes up his white house staff and kelly leaves pretty soon after the elections and he gets rid of sessions and rosenstein is expected to be asked to leave and further turmoil in the administration. i think people start to look up of november and december and january, republicans, well, the elections did not work out too well. the second half of the first term looks chaotic than the first half of the first term especially sochl tme of the peo are viewed as guard rail. i think when you do mueller's report and the economy. i think you will get real questioning going forwar forward -

i don't know whether nikki haly or someone else will pick up the mountaintle.ne else that'll pick it up. it has been done before. tuesday will be an important moment where people start to look forward and asking do we want an additional four years of donald trump defining the republican party. >> i'm going to straight to the my zagat's guide of dark restaurants in the city of new york. bill kristol is always a pleasure. >> as we run to our final break. there will be a special midterms coverage all weekend long as you may imagine. tomorrow, joy reid and ari mel ber, steph knew rhule, lawrence o'donnell and others starting at 6:00 p.m. eastern time. then on sunday night, i'll be back here with rachel maddow, nicolle wallace, steve kornacki, all of us in one place if the big studio. for now, "the 11th hour" on a friday night is back after this. i'm alex trebek here to tell you about the colonial penn program. if you're age 50 to 85 and looking to buy life insurance on a fixed budget, remember the three p's. what are the three p's? the three p's of life insurance o

for nikki porter, much of this was not news.as watching the six o'clock news on tuesday and became concerned when in response to rumours about the deal on brexit, bbc decided it was justified in spending almost ten minutes on the subject using more than one reporter and interviewing several people, but what they were discussing was all speculation. at that point, no hard factual information was available. the bbc mission statement from its website is to inform, educate and entertain. on this occasion, the bbc has failed miserably on all three points. the following night's use at six got a similar reception from bruce clark. since when has uninformed speculation merited the word news? this evening's use, for more than ten minutes was dominated by what can only be described as dish by the chatter in the form of ill informed nonsense about what could happen over brexit. i don't know who select these articles, but my message to them is clear, please shape up and present only hard, validated unquantified news of national significance

." >> nikki battiste with cbs news. how are you? >> i'm doing fine. but i'm going to a meeting. >> reporter: we spent three months asking for a formal interview with cardinal dinardo. he never made himself available. so we caught up with him in the hallway during the conference of u.s. bishops in baltimore last week. are you aware that you have two priests with credible sexual abuse allegations currently in active ministry in your diocese? >> it depends what names you're talking about. >> reporter: father john keller and reverend terrence brinkman -- >> that's not a credible one. and terry was never credible. >> reporter: are those two names going to be on your list of credibly accused priests you that release in january? >> we're working on the list. >> reporter: does the name john labonte sound familiar? >> yes. i would prefer to do this at another time. >> we've been requesting. we'd love to sit down. >> at another time, yeah. >> reporter: do you have anything to say to the survivors and victims? >> reporter: cbs news has spoken with more than 20 p

i am nikki battiste. election day is behind us and although some of the races are still too close to call, there is some other news out there. in new york city, jury selection resumes today in the trial of the infamous mexican drug lord known as el chapo. more than two dozen jurors have already been dismissed. some after they told the judge they feared for their lives if selected. joaquin guys m joaqu joaquin guzman is thought to have led the largest drug lord in the world. he oversaw hundreds of murders, kidnappings and other violent acts. from the moment he set foot on u.s. soil, joaquin el chapo guzman, the feared ex-boss has seemingly been surrounded by federal agents wherever he goes. jurors will get a taste of that if they are selected for his trial. u.s. marshals will escort them to and from the courthouse every day for their own safety. >> these jurors are going to be protected in a way that is highly unusual. >> reporter: cbs news legal analyst says the names of his jurors are being kept a secret

others criticized the move as well as nikki haley and mike pompeo. this was the president's response. >> i'm not happy about it at all. not at all. we let our position be known. we do not like what's happening. we don't like what's happening. hopefully it will get straightened out. >> we have cnn's nick paton walsh live on the phone in ukraine. >> reporter: ukraine is hours away from introducing marshall law as a response to the kerch strait where the ukrainian vessels were boarded and sailors were taken captive. russia, for their part, said this was a provocation. this is the more muted response from the u.s. president and the falls into the pattern of the russian actions in the east of ukraine to undermine the ukrainian government and ukrainian economy. it has been about what moscow thinks it can get away with. the insurance secident in the a shows how they are able to confront and arrest the military. the war has continued, but it used proxies to continue the fighting. this is a clear military on military confrontation. i think there are many anal

. >> un security council met in emergency session where nikki haley released a formal warning to russia calling for the release of the captured ukrainian ships and crew as the test tension escalated russia's blame ukraine for starting the incident as the t foreign minister said that russia is not concerned about the potential of international sanctions as punishment for firing on ukrainian vessel. ed: america's top diplomat ed: america's top diplomat ways and as well calling it a dangerous escalationca might pompeo says us condemns this aggressive action calling for russia to return the ukrainian chips a un ambassador nikki haley also issuing a sharp review. >> what we witness this weekend was another reckless escalation it is an arrogant act thee international community must condemn and will never accept. ed: let's turn to fox news contributor and in moscow in fact,. >> we are right back at the same place with crimea with what russia annexed several what russia annexed several years ago that cause these tensions in the bizarre situation where russia tries to blame ukraine quick. >> if

because of course this is incident happens just off the crimean peninsula i would come to from normal as nikki haley give money to america's position on this i would say that she was pretty clear in her statement as i said he called it a reckless russian escalation he also blames russia for outrageous violation of ukraine's sovereignty over international law but what is very telling in this context context is that so far we haven't heard anything from you from u.s. secretary of state from peo no statement on what happened in crimea and we also haven't heard anything from president strums so far. i'm going to from norman in washington thank you so schultz in brussels thank you as well. we'll take a look now at some of the other stories making news around the world four turkish soldiers are dead and another seriously injured after their helicopter crashed in a residential area of istanbul aircraft struck a four story building before hitting the street on thursday say there are no civilian casualties defense officials have become an investigation. mexico has deported nearly one hundred central am

north korea firing back after the comments from the united nations by nikki haley and in an article onpaper. it says, sanctions or psychological tactics will never work. the power of the united people and economy is stronger than the enemy forces, sanctions and pressure. that is the language they used to use all the time when they talked about the united states. although the article doesn't mention the u.s. or denuclearization. you know what they are getting at and the direction this is headed. not anything good. especially considering the fact that the meeting with secretary of state mike pompeo and the north koreans was canceled this week. dave. >>> thank you. >> google making changes to the harassment policies. ceo reports that the employee walkouts and years of allegations of sexual harassment and severance packages. among the changes, google will no longer force employees with harassment claims into arbitration. google will update and expand the harassment training and employees are required to complete training annually instead of every two years. many would say it is about time.

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you would often say, well, there is nikki haley. she's on her way out. jim mattis seems to be a souring of the relationship there between the president and his defense neck sar. ke kirstjen nielsen. >> in fairness, there is hundreds, if not thousands of people that work directly for the president. and the vast majority of them are very, very good at their jobs. i'm friends with dozens, if not hundreds of them myself. many of them have worked for other republican administrations or republican members of among and are much more traditional republicans, as you would. so i'm not too worried about who is whispering with the president's ear or how the administration is being staffed. i do think it is curious that he fires people without a clear line of succession in place. why let nikki haley go and weeks later we don't know who the nominee will be to be the un ambassador. same at the justice department. i'm glad that he hasn't fired his chief of staff or the homeland security secretary yet in part because i assume that there is not somebody ready to go in tho

assuming that nikki haley would even codo it. i don't think it transfers that way. a lot of women are turning against him. >> in this reporting in the "new york times," they make note of the fact that president trump has never let go of the fact that pence did issue a statement critical of them over the access hollywood tape. trump is never one to forget a slight, is he? >> no, he never forgets a slight, and i also recall that karen pence was very upset about that "access hollywood" tape. and the pence's have a relationship that is very different from any marriage that trump has ever had. these are two people, mike and karen pence, who respect each other immensely. they're very committed to each other. karen has always been mike's number one advisor in all matters. and i think she is disgusted by donald trump. there is really no doubt about that. so we have to wonder, you know, the president may be right here to be thinking "well, can i trust mike pence?" . and who would be happier if donald trump left the white house early than mike pence. i think he would be delig

other leaders condemned the move as well as nikki haley and secretary of state mike pompeo.ent's response. >> i'm not happy about it at all. not at all. we let our position be known. we do not like what's happening. either way, we don't like what is happening. >> ukraine declared marshall law on the border regions. 24 sailors contained. nick paton walsh is live with the latest. nick, where are we headed here? >> reporter: dave, this is a potentially serious flashpoint. the war with russia and ukraine has been happening for years since the invasion in the east through the separatist proxies, we have not seen the military go head-to-head against each other in this clumsy way in the azov sea on monday. it is causing a conflict here to be back in global focus. it caused secretary of state mike pompeo to talk about russian aggression and german chancellor angela merkel to talk about the need for deescalation and vladimir putin conversely to accuse ukraine of provocation and trying to stir trouble up right now. more importantly here, it caused marshall law which will come into pla