that's the only way you're going to see sunshine. >> paul williams, thanks to you. , appreciate that. >> relationship goals. thanks, paul. >>> president trump has cleared the way for national guard troops to head to the mexico border to help in the fight against illegal immigration. >> he signed an order saying the situation reached a point of crisis. homeland security chief says troops will provide nonlaw enforcement support such as aerial surveillance. she had no details on the size, cost or time line of the deployment. >> governors have largely welcomed the move but mexico's foreign minister is expressing caution saying mexico will watch over its sovereignty and national interest. >>> and despite concerns, expressed by president trump, hundreds of central american migrants traveling through mexico are not expected to head to the u.s. border. they're part of an annual caravan aimed at raising awareness of the poverty they face in their countries. organizers say they will take part in an immigrants right symposium in pueblo where they can get rights and visas. most

here's accuweather's paul williams. paul, good morning. >> good morning, kendis, diane.klahoma must continue because we still have active red flag warnings. texas, as well as all of new mexico leading into portions of even colorado. now speaking of colorado, big-time winds, big-time problems. 60-mile-per-hour gusts likely in force throughout colorado, possibly into the areas where we have the problems with the fire. that's because the wind's accelerating, causing a bigger problem, with that, 6 to 12 inches along i-20 of snow. >> snow still here in late april. thank you. >>> coming up in the skinny, bill murray mixes golf with family and food. >>> and we'll check out the brand new "caddyshack" themed restaurant he and his brother just opened. >>> and the sketch commissioned by stormy daniels who she says threatened her on behalf of the president. you're watching "world news now." president. so, does he look familiar? >> hmm. ofba of the president. you're watching "world news now."

. >> let's get the forecast from paul williams. good morning. >> good morning, kendis, diane. we're bracing for another round of snow. brace for a chance of three to six inches from north dakota to south dakota into the southwest corner of minnesota and perhaps one to three reaching over to chicago with minor travel delays and widespread snowshowers throughout all of pennsylvania and a good slice of northern portions of new jersey. now the good news is, finally, a big warmup will occur by late in the week. much warmer, temperatures in the 80s perhaps, but it's going to be parched dry throughout the south. we have a high fire danger this week. >>> and at least a dozen oklahoma school districts are closed today as striking teachers continue their school funding protest. educators want money for schools. they say the budget allotting $40 million extra doesn't go farr enough. walkout is entering the second week. >> you have some 200,000 students in that state. parents probably supporting it but are like, what do we do with these kids who are going into the second week. >>> so a ce

accuweather's paul williams with the latest. to give you perspective on this storm, we have 72 mile-per-hour winds in illinois 60-mile-per-hour winds in indiana and arkansas, missouri, 58-mile-per-hour wind gusts and 56 in kentucky. we have right now, active wind advisories from philadelphia, new york, up to boston and down towards d.c. we're looking at winds so serious, check this out, 50 to 60-mile-per-hour winds throughout portions of new york, isolated power outages and overwash. it's all because of this front and because the front is moving so fast so it causes problems with creating. think of it as a static across the carpet. it sparks more energy. so by the afternoon it's going to settle along the east coast and then it will push quickly, overnight, throughout the area and gather the scattered showers and thunderstorms along the eastern sea board. the tail end of the storm will cause more thunderstorms along the carolina coast. >> and steve -- paul. i can't get my men straight. paul -- >> that's not my problem. >> i'm told

i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, gas prices on the rise. how much more you can expect to pay. >>> but first a shirtless, barefoot man climbs a crane 200 feet above hollywood. what happened just before police deployed drones to catch him. >>> and later ronda rousey's uplifting performance at >>> this was no movie stunt, although it did happen in hollywood. a man climbed this 200-foot construction crane carrying a u.s. flag. he was up there for three hours with no shirt, no shoes, zero cares. police were apparently preparing to deploy drones to get a closer view when he finally came down. no word yet on why he did it. >>> facebook is taking action against another data analytics firm after learning it may have accessed users' personal information without their knowledge. cubeyou is now suspended from facebook after reportedly using personality quizzes to help marketers find customers. facebook says it's investigating. meanwhile, facebook says it will begin notifying users today if their personal data was accessed by the political consulting fi

accuweather's paul williams joins us now with the forecast good morning, paul. >> good morning, kendism. from vegas to tucson to close to denver, albuquerque into western texas and oklahoma. blowing dust and rapid fire growth. good news, beneficial rains going to hit friday going into saturday. it won't stop the extreme drought, but it will make things better. any kind of rain will help. more snow from wednesday night going into this morning all the way up to syracuse, so yeah, winter's not quite over. >>> puerto rico is again in darkness after a freak accident. an excavator shorted out a high-voltage line, knocking out power to nearly the entire island. officials say it could take up to 36 hours to restore power. however, backup generators kept the stadium open for the game between the indians and twins. it turned into a nail-biter. the twins finally won after 16 innings, 2-1. after 16 innings! >> stretched it out. >> and only three runs between both teams. >> people were like, great, baseball's back, baseball's back. by the 12th inning, they're like, i'd rather go sit in the dark. >>

i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, we take you inside the first so-called smart bathrooms in a u.s. airport. > police shooting. officers say they thought the man had a gun. so what was he really holding? >>> and a tractor trailer on a collision course with a bridge. the impact caught on camera. >>> classes were interrupted in a big way at this school in kansas when a blast of wind tore the roof off the cafeteria. students say it sounded like an explosion. nobody was hurt, but a couple cars were badly damaged. >>> police in brooklyn, new york, say they shot and killed a man they believed was pointing a gun at them. they say they received several 911 calls about a manholing what appeared to be a silver firearm. when police arrived the man allegedly went into a shooting stance and police fired ten shots. they later found out he was holding a pipe with a cylinder on the end of it. >>> in minneapolis the police department now says officers who are dispatched to a scene must activate their body cameras before they arrive or they will face stiff penalties. the rule chan

i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, china responds overnight as the trump administrationposes new tariffs. >>> but first evidence of phone spying in washington. the surveillance devices found across the city. >>> and she's about to marry prince harry but not long ago she wa >>> the federal government has uncovered potential spy equipment in the nation's capital. unauthorized devices that simulate cell phone towers have been discovered in washington, d.c. the department of homeland security is publicly acknowledging their existence for the first time. abc's martha raddatz says the devices could be used by foreign spies or criminals to track individual phones and intercept calls. >> the so-called cell phone site simulators like the one you saw trick mobile devices into locking on to these rogue sites instead of the real cell towers, dhs has not identified who is behind this or where exactly the devices were placed. this remains a real mystery. dhs saying only they have observed anomalous activity. >> the fcc authorized use of the devices but only to federal, state and local

i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> well, still ahead right here, the growing push to boycotttarbucks. >>> but first the bombshell report about safety concerns at a budget airline. the company's response next. >>> and why the key to losing weight could be cheating on your diet. >> yes! >> whoo. >>> allegiant airlines is denying a new report about safety issues with its planes. "60 minutes" reported overnight that allegiant air is 3 1/2 times more likely to suffer a breakdown in midair than any other airline and says it suffered more than 100 serious mechanical incidents in a two-year period, but the airline says those cases were cherry picked by a disgruntled employee and by people involved in a related lawsuit. the airline strongly denied the suggestion that mechanics may have encouraged pilots not to report safety issues calling the allegation offensive. >>> the u.s. and russia are facing off after the american-led attack on syria. u.n. ambassador nikki haley says new sanctions against russia being announced today will target russian companies that have worked with syria's c

i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up the major cell phone carrier accused of covering up poor service with fake ring tones. >> also ahead, the killing on campus. a university copes with the second student murder in just five weeks. new details on the dorm room stabbing. >>> later the effects >>> we're back with amazing dash cam video. that circle you see at the top of the screen is a small plane making a crash landing on the road near a fast food restaurant in colorado springs. the plane eventually crashed near the side of a bridge clipping a guardrail on the way. three people were on board that plane. one was injured but is now recovering. >>> those two black men arrested at a philadelphia starbucks have agreed to meet with the company's ceo. a store manager called police last week because the men were sitting in the store without ordering anything. they were actually waiting for a meeting there. now, starbucks' ceo kevin johnson calls the case reprehensible. the company says it hopes the meeting can happen this week. the manager would called police is no longer with

i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the headline about president trump and his taxes this morning. >>> also ahead, caught on camera, the terrifying moment when ice comes crashing through a driver's windshield. >>> and stormy daniels' big reveal. what this sketch has to do with her alleged affair with president trump. >>> we're back now with video of a close call in vermont. a chunk of ice flew off a truck crashing into a driver's windshield. amazingly, that driver was not injured, but he says if someone had been sitting in his passenger seat, that may have been a different story. >>> well, starbucks says it will close more than 8,000 stores across the country for several hours next month to train employees about racial bias. it's in response to the arrest of two black men for trespassing at a philadelphia store as they waited for their friend. now, starbucks calls the incident regrettable and says the manager never intended for them to be arrested. her call to 911, though, has now been released. >> hi, i have two gentlemen in my cafe that are refusing to make a

i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. ♪ >>> coming up, a megachurch pastor with ties to formersidents obama and bush prepares to surrender on fraud charges. >>> first, millions of credit card numbers are compromised in a security breach. targeting two major department stores. what shoppers need to know. and how the hackers did this. >>> later, we remember the creative force behind "nypd blue," "hill street blues," and several other hit shows. >>> we're back with new details about one of the largest credit card breaches of its kind. hackers have stolen 5 million debit and credit card numbers used at saks fifth avenue and lord & taylor. the breach apparently started in may of last year, hitting more than 130 stores. experts say it likely started with a so-called phishing e-mail that targeted company employees. when they opened the e-mails, hackers secretly installed software at registers to steal the data. so far, 125,000 card numbers have reportedly been put up for sale on the black market. the stores say they'll notify affected customers. and offer free credit monitoring. shopp

i'm accuweather meteorologist paul williams. >>> coming up, the new warning about a major earthquaken california. >>> also ahead, the woman known as the cocaine babe is sentenced after a major drug bust. how police used social media to track her down. >>> and the first senator to give birth in office forces a rule change on capitol hill that every new mom can relate to. >>> we're back with video from the shore of lake michigan where the owners of this house were literally living on the edge. they were sitting in their kitchen when they heard a loud crash. that crash, the porch broke off into the water. the erosion is so bad, they've now abandoned the house. >>> in northern california, they're facing a dire new warning about the risk for a major earthquake. using new technology, experts now predict at least 800 people would be killed in a magnitude 7 quake along the hayward fault which runs under oakland and berkeley. they say there's about a 30% chance of a quake that strong hitting along that fault line in the next 25 years. >>> prosecutors in minnesota are expected to announce toda

. >> let's get more on the timing of all of this from paul williams.ning, diane and kandiss. this low pressure system screening along like a nor'easter causing morning snow throughout portions of philadelphia as well as new york up towards portions of massachusetts, including in boston but then quick-hitting snow sliding across cincinnati, ohio valley region, philadelphia, up towards boston, slick travel mainly at night. then a secondary blast of cold air monday going into tuesday will make for disruptive snow along 29, 94, as well as 90 including problems in billings, rapid city, fargo, marquette, even close to chicagos that snow continues to be spread occur tes sitd of that cold air on top of this precipitation. we're look at possibly 6 to 12 inches from minneapolis over towards green bay. candace, diane. >> thank you. >>> and president trump is reeling against democrats in mexico tweeting, quote, no more daca deal. >> the tweet followed a fox news report on care vans of immigrants coming through mexico's southern boarder and hiding to the u.s. and h

here's accuweather's paul williams. paul, good morning. >> good morning, kendis, diane. in oklahoma must continue because we still have active red flag warnings. texas, as well as all of new mexico leading into portions of even colorado. now speaking of colorado, big-time winds, big-time problems. 60-mile-per-hour gusts likely in force throughout colorado, possibly into the areas where we have the problems with the fire. that's because the wind's accelerating, causing a bigger problem, with that, 6 to 12 inches along i-20 of snow. >> snow still here in late april. thank you. >>> coming up in the skinny, bill murray mixes golf with family and food. >>> and we'll check out the brand new "caddyshack" themed restaurant he and his brother just opened. >>> and the sketch commissioned by stormy daniels who she says threatened her on behalf of the president. you're watching "world news now." you're watching "world news now." president. so, does he look familiar? >> hmm. ofba of the president. you're watching "world news now." >>> did this surprise you at all? >> let me st >>> di

. >> accuweather's paul williams has the forecast for us. . still a bit blustery for the entire northeast with rain and snowshowers. but the big story around i-90. 6 to 12 inches there. here's a problem in the southwest. high fire danger, wind gusts up to 40 to 60 miles per hour winds. dangerous cross winds and dry and strong winds are going to stretch from texas into oklahoma as well, making it worse. >> crews in oklahoma are battling several wildfires because of the dry conditions. two people are dead and more than 400,000 acres have burned so far. the largest fire is 90 miles northwest of oklahoma city. those flames in dewey county are only 3% contained. >>> the actor harry anderson, best known for his quirky role as a new york judge has passed away. anderson played judge harry stone on nbc's "night court", ending in 1992, he earned three emmy nominations during his time on the bench there. he was only 65 years old. he was found at his home in north carolina by police. they say there was no foul play involved in it, but so many people this

we get the latest from paul williams. >> good morning, we have a double-headed monster, one that's goinging heavy rain to boston and new york and an icy mix in maine, vermont and new hampshire and another low pressure system that's going to be widespread snow and flurries throughout the ohio valley region. unsettled for the northwest part of the country, and in the southwest, we need the rain because now we have a high fire danger, with winds at 55 miles per hour. kendis, diane? >>> and a florida woman says she's appealing after a judge ordered her to share her dog with her former neighbor. >> tina walker bought the lab two years ago, but her neighbor recently sued for custody, claiming he was the dog's main caretaker. >> a judge in st. petersburg decided they both spend a lot of time with the dog, so they will have to share custody. the judge even worked out a schedule. he stays with the neighbor every other weekend. >> how does that even happen? >> split the baby, solomon. >> exactly. >>> coming up, one of the most cringe-worthy renditions of the national anthem yet. a pop star known f

. >> he should go bowling with paul williams. >> he's just had enough of us blaming him for the weatherant? >> it's going to be 60 in grand rapids, it's not. blizzards are coming. >>> we have a brand new polka. maybe that will make you feel better. >>> does the name natalia peruz ring a bell? ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >>> this morning on "world news >>> this morning on "world news now," a new look at the firing that shook washington. james comey's new book doesn't hold back. he also reveals a top aide who nearly quit in protest of his firing. plus, what's seacresting. >>> monitoring the potential strike against syria. russia asks for an emergency meeting. >>> and a teen was crushed to death inside his own car. he even called 911, begging for help. >>> and later in "the skinny," the big baby news. an update on khloe and her brand new baby girl. her dad probably wants to avoid social media for a while. unless it's going down in the dm, and you know it is. >>> from abc news, this is "world news now." >>> we begin with former fbi director james comey's new book, very critical of president trump. >> it alre

recently i met with world renowned songwriter paul williams and i have had open discussion was hundreds of songwriters from around the country. songwriters from my district have voiced it is clearly impossible to earn a fair income via digital streaming. they are usually not the famous performers and cannot go on tour to earn a living. over 50% of their income is derived from licensing performance rights to their music. one of my constituents, michelle, shared that she made $1.3 million streams, millions of streams of her work on one streaming services. as the grammy award winning artist and songwriter, nio, stated even if you write a hit of that streamed millions times, you are still not going to earn enough to pay rent from streaming. that's where the entire industry is moving. which is why i support the of times, songwriters equity act and the classics act and m.m.a. m.m.a. also close as loophole which has negatively impacted early music icons of motown it, jazz, and blues. according to dionne warwick, how could it be that 1979's "i'll never love this way again" receive compensation

. >> eddie: san jose really only playing with five defenseman, haven't seen paul martin in a long time. >> john: williami on this face-off. won by the golden knights. nate schmidt will take it back. one choice, off the wall. cut off by tierney. reilly smith will settle it down to open corner. brenden dillon looks around. paid a price for it. cleared ahead. marchessault from smith. out of the zone that time by timo meier. brayden mcnabb hounded by pavelski. flushed out. alex tuch on a change for vegas. shoulder on him from meier. now schmidt, quick up. moved in by reilly smith, all the way back down. fore-checked by tuch. sharks will survive that. lobbed out by eric fehr. icing is called here. >> joe: peter deboer doesn't like this call because the defenseman going back instead of turning to puck turned other way and allowed the puck to go past. peter deboer told the officials, i don't like the call. here it comes again. defense on the left. see how he turns other way? puck to his right. that was merrill. >> john: face-off win for barclay goodrow. burns off the boards. off pavelski. accepted by colin mil

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referenced nearly twice as often as john locke's writing and the apostle paul was mentioned as frequently as montt skew and william blackstone. by the way, i think it's an interesting question, why is deuteronomy so appealing to this generation of americans? i think there are several respons response. first, deuteronomy condenses the books and laws of moses which had exerted influence on american law going back to the first purityan commonwealth. it has god's dealings with a chosen nation and especially in establishing the political and legal institutions necessary to govern a nation, and yes, there are texts on government and the responsibilities of citizenship that refined in the new testament, but what's particularly appealing, i think in the accounts of deuteronomy, and americans in the wake of independence in the aftermath of this war, they have to build a new government and they see in the history of israel having depart from egypt, the same exercise taking place and the building of a new nation with its various political institutions and it has a particular attraction to americans in the founding era who se

paul square, something to watch. to the south is king williamnd then south town and the lofts and next is the pearl and beyond that, the mission district. need to be very attentive to people who have lived for generations the only area that has not benefit it is the west side, because of the jail, the railroad tracks and haven for hope. so i live there in what is called the poorest census track in san antonio and we're not in danger of gentrification bus as soon as the discover with four minutes from. downtown and tech boom and housing stock, thick think we'll be in real danger of gentrification. one of the mayors we high flowing the book confronts this issue in atlanta, former -- reed, the mayor of atlanta, bus atlanta was gentrifying. the downtown had more population than it had in 50 years, and i a lot of young millenials coming to human beinged there. they put a fund together to help elderly people particularly but others who have lived for a long time in some of these neighborhoods, where the prices are going up, to be able to help pay thei

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stories by famous folks last week the cafe that paul carr tennessee take care from the jefferson starship hung out the cafe are the famous poet lawrence william getty and jack herb man go hung out. >> they work worked at a play with the god fathers and photos he had his typewriter i wish i were here back there it there's a lot of moving parts the meeting spot rich in culture and artists and musicians epic people would talk with you and you'd get coade >> good afternoon, welcome to the april 18th, 2018 meeting of the special ethics commission. commissioner lee? commissioner kopps. commissioner renne. commissioner ryan. >> i want to welcome judge kevin ryan recently appointed to the san francisco ethics commission. we are delighted to have you with us and welcome to your very first meeting. >> thank you. agenda item number 2 is public comment on matters appearing or not appearing on the agenda. but before then, i do want to note this meeting, we have a time constraint. we need to be vacated from this room by 4:15 this afternoon because we will turn into a pumpkin otherwise. so in order to allow for the vote on the a.c.a.o., anti corruption and

a statue've president william mckinley on grounds he pursued policies offensive to native americans. and we have paule tonight who voted for the removal. thank you for coming down. of all of the statues that you tear down why mckinley? >> it is the only one we got. >> tucker: good answer. and here you have a guy that joined the union army at 18 and fought the confederacy and spent years in battle. i don't think he has a reputation of a cruel guy and he was a victim much gun violence and why are you picking on him? >> i think if you look at all of the stuff about him. you mentioned a couple of things, but there is tons was other stuff about the guy and when you talk the totality of everything he was responsible for and what happened in his presidency. you look at it. positive and negative. if i was offered that statue as a city councilman i would say no thank you. i am basically correct being a 125-year-old error of judgment. >> tucker: you didn't put the statue there and are you having a town wide vote on this? >> the city council 112 years ago decided to put it there and the city council has the pow

paul ryan exits stage right. amid daunting process jekts "the 11th hour" begins now. >> i'm ali velshi in for brian williams. we have breaking news tonight about one time white house steve bannon pushed out last summer. "the washington post" reports that he is back is and has a plan to try to derail the mueller investigation. bannon is pitching a plan to west wing aids and congressional allies to cripple the federal probe into russian interference into the 2016 election according to four people. the first step is for trump to fire deputy attorney general rod j. rosenstein who oversees the work of special counsel robert muler and signed off on a search warrant of long time personal lawyer, michael cohen. seize the cooperation and reversing the legal team. the hollywood tape back in the headlines. now rocking the white house. the "new york times" first to report that the agents who raided michael cohen residences and office on monday looking for records relating to the video. also covering the store skpri standing by to join us, she reports investigators who exkut the search warrant sought all communications a

stories by famous folks last week the cafe that paul carr tennessee take care from the jefferson starship hung out the cafe are the famous poet lawrence william getty and jack herb man go hung out. >> they work worked at a play with the god fathers and photos he had his typewriter i wish i were here back there it there's a lot of moving parts the meeting spot rich in culture and artists and musicians epic people would talk with you and you'd get

stories by famous folks last week the cafe that paul carr tennessee take care from the jefferson starship hung out the cafe are the famous poet lawrence william getty and jack herb man go hung out. >> they work worked at a play with the god fathers and photos he had his typewriter i wish i were here back there it there's a lot of moving parts the meeting spot rich in culture and artists and musicians epic people would talk with you and you'd get >> want to wish you a pleasant good morning as we commemorate the 100th anniversary of the 1906 great san francisco earthquake and fire. before we get going, with all the great dignitaries and all the stories about the earthquake and it's only fitting to have the salutation from the imperial hine emperor norton, ladies and gentlemen. [applause] thank you, all very much. it is splendid to see you all here bright and early as we are every year. i have a special announcement to make today, as many of you know, we've been working on an effort through the san francisco history association and the last couple of years to raise the money place a plaque to the building on the right and as an official memorial

stories by famous folks last week the cafe that paul carr tennessee take care from the jefferson starship hung out the cafe are the famous poet lawrence william getty and jack herb man go hung out. >> they work worked at a play with the god fathers and photos he had his typewriter i wish i were here back there it there's a lot of moving parts the meeting spot rich in culture and artists and musicians epic people would talk with you and you'd get >> usf donates 100-120 pounds of food a night. for the four semesters we have been running here, usf has donated about 18,000 pounds of food to the food recovery network. ♪ ♪ >> i'm maggie. >> i'm nick. >> we're coe-chairs of the national led organization. what food recovery does is recover and redistribute food that would go wasted and redistributing to people in the community. >> the moment that i became really engaged in the cause of fighting food waste was when i had just taken the food from the usf cafeteria and i saw four pans full size full of food perfectly fine to be eaten and made the day before and that would have gone into the trash that night if we didn't recover it the next day. i want t

lawyer who worked with campaign officials paul manafort and rick gates pleaded guilty to lying to investigators in february. nbc's justice correspondent pete williams joins me now from outside the courthouse in washington. pete what i've been racking my brain on since we heard about the story. if you're a lawyer, you understand the ramifications of lying, yet this guy did. what's in store for him? >> well, what he says, his lawyers say in court documents, when he was interviewed by the special counsel, he wasn't worried about bob mueller's team he was worried about the lawyers because he didn't want them to know about his conversationings with richard gates in 2016 about the work that skanden arps did for manafort and gates when they represents ukraine. that's what this case is about. i think really this prosecution is intended to send a message that you don't lie to the special counsel. i think that's what this is all about. i don't think this is one of those cases where they're squeezing somebody to get cooperation. the sentencing is happening pretty fast after his guilty plea. so it does seem intended to send a message. the question is will he g

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paul. >>> a big decision tonight in the u.k. what to name ain's newest >>> it's a boy. the tower in london lit up with a message of congratulations for britain's newest prince. prince william and duchess kate welcomed their third child this morning. >> the couple walked out of st. mary's hospital in london holding the eight pound, seven ounce baby boy. when the news broke, fans poured champagne and celebrated. >> i think it will add a little bit more family, a bit more joy into them. we're looking forward on seeing what the name could be. >> william and kate will need to run it by queen elizabeth first. >>> how about they call him steph? >> yeah, this you go. break up the local baseball teams. the as, can they get over the .500 mark? and the giants needed a linebacker in the first round to compensate for the possibility >>> the nfl draft begins thursday. the 49ers could take a linebacker in the first round to compensate for the possibility that ruben foster might not be around. foster returns to court next week to enter a plea for domestic violence. today general manager john lynch made it clear how the team will proceed if he is found guilty. >> if these charges are prove

opinions about a president, former fbi director william webster, louis freeh, they would have gone to their grave before doing something like this. paul up with michael cohen, raid on his office by the southern is district of new york at the request of the special counsel. what does that tell us about the probe? >> well, i think it tells us that the probe -- something must be going on here deeper or than looking up files on these two porn actresses. i'm very concerned about this, paul, because i think related to it is the fact that the president has been having such a hard time finding washington lawyers to represent him. and listen, these are guys who will represent anybody. and so the president, i think, is becoming dangerously isolated as the probe gets tighter and tighter. he's only got two or three people working for him in washington. his personal lawyer, michael cohen, is now off the table and talking to the prosecutor. i think the president is in a tough spot -- paul: it's a big vulnerability, isn't it, bill? briefly. >> dodi general v.a. was on -- joety general v.a. was on tv the other night, it's a big step. and unpopular cl

paul manafort's attorneys will be in court shortly. trying to convince a judge to throw out charges. nbc justice correspondent pete williams joins me. pete what is this argument? >> manafort's lawyers basically say the special counsel regulations say an investigation has to investigate a specific matter. and they say mueller has gone beyond that. and they also say another part of rosenstein's commission to the special counsel is too broad because it says you can investigate anything else that may arise. they say that's basically a blank check and that violates the special counsel regulations. now, mueller's team has said no, no, wait a minute, we got a memo in august from rod rosenstein that specifically says where to investigate manafort's dealings with ukraine and what the prosecutors say eventually was money laundering and trying to evade taxes. but manafort's lawyers say hey, that memo came out two weeks after his house was searched. so something is wrong here. they say the process is flawed. that rosenstein's commission is too broad. that mueller has gone beyond it. they say for that reason, all the charges should be thrown out

by name donald trump jr., paul manafort and jared kushner and alleging a conspiracy to tilt the 2016 election towards donald trump. nbc news justice correspondent pete williams is with us. pete, head of the dnc tom perez said in a statement this was an act of unprecedented treachery. that sounds a little like political talk. tell us about the legal talk. what does this lawsuit say? >> reporter: well, it says there was a conspiracy between the russians and the trump campaign to affect the election. the allegations the lawsuit makes are based basically on what's already been publicly known. no new allegation made in this and in fact some of them have yet to be proven. many of them are the subject of the mueller campaign -- or the mueller work, rather, to see whether there in fact was collusion between the trump campaign and russians. somebody the president repeatedly said there wasn't. just look at the list of defendants. there's about six russian defendants including the russian federation, the armed forces, some russian oligarchs, then wikileaks, julian assange, the president himself is not a defendant, but his, donald trump for president is, the campaign, i

correspondent pete williams on what is happening inside the building at the deft of justice as trump attacks mueller and rosen tine, capitol hill correspondent kasie hunt on the fallout from paul ryan's decision today. steve kornacki on the state of the republican party after a year of trump and joe scarborough who stayed up way past his bedtime at least four or five hours to help us make sense of it all. joining me a great panel, michelle goldberg, elie mystal, shelby holiday, "wall street journal," and you guys will stay right there. i want to begin at the white house where president trump is having dinner with the republican leaders. halle, what's lapping right now. >> hot drama in the building. you have donald trump sitting with the guy who just announces he's no longer going to run for re-election. at the table are two other guys who will be fighting most likely to replace paul ryan. steve scalise and kevin mccarthy. scalise was a late add to the dinner. you saw the photo that the president tweeted. everybody all smiles and a big thumbs up. you can see the president in a good mood with these guys. that's because he likes to have these conversations. here's what we are tol

paul manafort and george nader, a man with connections to the rulers of the arab emirates. this is the complexity of this story. joining me now is our justice correspondent, pete williams, and special prosecuter jill wine j winebanks. pete, the reporting from the wall street journal that the redacted in jim comey's memos is vladimir putin, that vladimir putin allegedly called donald trump first after his election. what do we snow. >> well, what the memo is saying is that this is the -- something that came up during jim comey's dinner at the white house. the one on one dinner with the president on january 28th. and toward the end of the memo he says the president said that he had some concerns about mike flynn's judgment. reservations about flynn's judgment and he used this story to illustrate it. he said he was -- this was a lunch, apparently, with the british prime minister, theresa may, and that he raised a glass to toast her and said you were the first to call me after my inauguration and congratulate me. according to the memo the president said flynn interrupted him at that point and said no, no, it was -- redacted. that's the black box you showed in the brackets,

paul. he has vowing to block mike pompeo's nomination. he will join me tomorrow on fox business network. have a great night, everybody. here is "the five" ." >> jesse: i am jesse watters with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williams, katie pavlich, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, this is "the five" ." you are looking live at capitol hill where we are awaiting a senate foreign relations committee vote on the nomination of mike pompeo for secretary of state. no democrat on the panel supports his nomination. neither does republican rand paul, meaning pompeo won't have enough support for a favorable recommendation. but majority leader mitch mcconnell still intends to hold a full confirmation vote this week on the floor. three senate democrats so far is that they will back him. joe manchin, donnelly, heidi heitkamp. they went has praised them but blasts the point less obstruction of the rest of the party. >> when it comes to director pompeo, it's absolutely outrageous that he would not move through quickly. he is extremely qualified for the position. not only the white house but all of america should be calling on the senate to actually do their job, do what they are required and expected to do. that is

paul. he has vowing to block mike pompeo's nomination. he will join me tomorrow on fox business network. have a great night, everybody. here is "the five" ." >> jesse: i am jesse watters with kimberly guilfoyle, juan williamstie pavlich, and greg gutfeld. it's 5:00 in new york city, this is "the five" ." you are looking live at capitol hill where we are awaiting a senate foreign relations committee vote on the nomination of mike pompeo for secretary of state. no democrat on the panel supports his nomination. neither does republican rand paul, meaning pompeo won't have enough support for a favorable recommendation. but majority leader mitch mcconnell still intends to hold a full cat