haul its first passenger cars by horse later several engines were tested and a gentleman named peter cooper invented the first american built steam locomotive which was nicknamed tom thought because it was a very small little boxy engine in august of eight hundred thirty the story goes that there was a race between this mechanical engine and a horse drawn car and during the race one of the belts on the wind blower broke on peter cooper's engine tom thumb and the horse ultimately ran the race but as we know steam technology and motive power would beat the force in the air. we still use the term whose power trains today have more than four thousand three hundred horsepower. each carriage has one steward it's very comfortable fast and just can check in from six in the morning those open for boarding at half past the crescent consists of two engines and nine carriages. thank. the light is eerily beautiful as the train sets off at seven in the morning. thanks we passed slowly through new orleans named the crescent city because of its location on a bend in the mississippi river. the air. passenge

haul its first passenger cars by horse later several engines were tested and a gentleman named peter cooper invented the first american built steam locomotive which was nicknamed tom thought because it was a very small little boxy engine in august of eight hundred thirty the story goes that there was a race between this mechanical engine and a horse drawn car and during the race one of the belts on the wind blower broke on peter cooper's engine tom thumb and the horse ultimately ran the race but as we know steam technology and motive power would beat the force in the air. we still use the term whose power trains today have more than four thousand three hundred horsepower. each carriage has one steward it's very comfortable passengers can check in from six in the morning. and for boarding at half past the crescent consists of two engines and nine carriages. thank. you thank the light is eerily beautiful as the train sets off at seven in the morning. thank. you ed we passed slowly through new orleans and the crescent city because of its location on a bend in the mississippi river. the air. pa

peter alexander at the white house for us. let's bring in a white house reporter for bloomberg news and also erica warner, alan smith, and matthew cooper. tolu, peter set it up for us. we have had the back and forth on this. there are clearly major topics that needs to be dealt with in washington, d.c. and by the white house and i mentioned just a couple of those. in the background certainly is russia, we have health care front and center at the moment. vice president pence though spending timing to make it out to this game. he even tweeted this, quote, potus and i will not dignify any disrespect of our soldiers, flag or national anthem. but he also tweeted that he was proud to is an with all our colts for our soldiers, our flag and our national anthem. showing a ikts about of picture wife standing during a game. but it looks like a stunt as many folks have been saying because of the very clear process in a all these pieces of communication have come out. >> well, that is the criticism that the vice president has opened himself up to. you to remember that he was in las vegas just a couple days ago gee, he will be going back to californ

cooperator. does that mean, as has been speculated all day, that he was wearing a wire? >> it certainly is possible that he was wearing a wire. peter makes a very good point about the other individuals who would have been questioned not knowing that papadopoulos was cooperating but also he could have very easily called them and done consensual monitoring. wouldn't even need a court order for that. keep in mind, he's arrested in >> it certainly is possible that he was wearing a wire. peter makes a very good point about the other individuals who would have been questioned not knowing that papadopoulos was cooperating but also he could have very easily called them and done consensual monitoring. wouldn't even need a court order for that. keep in mind, he's arrested in july. the plea is not signed -- finally signed and filed under seal until october the 5th. that's plenty of time to do undercover work for them. and, by the way, the actual plea itself and the information is very, very simple. it wouldn't have taken long to finalize that. it's a simple one-count information to a false statement. very simple plea agreement. >> peter, ther

cooper again. a 45 yard touchdown. later in the second derek carr ran up the middle. marcus peters comes in with a late hit.here goes marshawn lynch. he ran onto the field and pushed and official. he was kicked out of the game. let's jump ahead to the first -- fourth quarter. the raiders are trailing by 6. 23 seconds left. >> crabtree is back in the game. 3 and 10. carr back to pass -- and it is caught! incredible! >> derek carr through it up for jared cook. it was ruled a touchdown but after further review they say his foot was down at the half yard line. the raiders get several shots at the end zone and thanks to a series of penalties on both teams, to finally, the raiders got into the end zone. >> one more time to the side -- touchdown! crabtree! >> no flags here. michael crabtree did it. giorgio tavecchio drove home the winning extra point. the raiders improve their record to 3-4. >>> a lot of football insiders expect marshawn lynch will be fine. he could be suspended for making contact with an official on the field last night. scott reese has more on this from the oakland coliseum. >> reporter: it's a

at the coliseum we saw amari cooper 11 catches, 202 yards, two touchdowns. 45 right there. second quarter. marshawn lynch, peters friend, comes off the side lines, to get in the scrub, pushes the official gets ejected what are you doing? fine, suspension coming. schneider almost picked up by mcgill, caught by wilson for a 63 yard touchdown. you have to knock it down something. 23 seconds he left. derek carr, that's a touchdown? no, jared cook down at the 1. eight seconds left. carr, crabtree, no, ticky tack. last play. rolling out. fires. crabtree. touchdown! no penalties. raiders tie it at 30. stealing the extra point. two missed field gold last week and it is barely good. raiders snap their four-game losing streak, 31-30. >> the hard work these coaches and these guys in this room put in, it's about resiliency. no matter if your back is against the wall, no matter how bad you get down you got to keep fighting. >> into is t's nice to come out. it's always a great rivalry playing these guys. >> we just had to fix what was broken. you lose four in a row, you have to find a way and we found a way to win. >> wow. th

cooperate or. does that mean, as has been speculated all day, that he was wearing a wire? >> it's certainly possible that he was wearing a wire. and peterakes a very good point about the other individuals who would have been questioned, not knowing that papadopoulos was cooperating, but also he could have very easily called them and done consensual monitoring. wouldn't even need a court order for that. keep in mind he's arrested in july. the plea is not signed, finally signed and filed under seal october october 5th. that's plenty of time to do undercover work for them. and by the way, the actual plea itself and the information is very, very simple. it wouldn't have taken long to finalize that. it's a simple one count information to a false statement. very simple plea agreement. >> peter, there's something in your line of work called a superseding indictment where basically it's an add on, a bolt on with more charges. how are they coming after manafort? do they say to him, look, this was just to get you in here, to get you tht criminal justice system. we have this many things we're looking at. how would you like to make our job easier,

raider receiver amari cooper ended his recent struggles, 11 catches, 210 yards and a couple touchdowns. second quarter, derek carr hit by marcus peters. peters gets a 15-yard penalty but marshawn lynch who ran in from the sidelines was ejected for putting hands all over the official. final seconds, kansas city leading. looks like he scored the game winner but the replay showed he was down at the 1-yard line. 8 seconds to go. mikep crabtree makes the grab but he's called for offensive pass interference. so 3 seconds to go. this carr pass to cook off the mark but that's holding against the kansas city chiefs. game keeps going. patterson makes the grab but it's holding again as the ball goes out of bounds. they get another chance. this time carr to crabtree in the end zone and the raiders would get the extra point to win a shocker 31-30. for more, here's vern at the lise. >> a touchdown but it wasn't. the game is over, but a flag. game is over again, but another flag. touchdown. 10 feet behind me, right in that corner where michael crabtree fell in for the touchdown in one of the most bizarre endings o.co coliseum has seen. >> i told pe

later in the first quarter cooper again for the 45 yard touchdown and in the second quarter he runs up the middle and marcus petersim. there was a scuffle and marshawn lynch runs onto the field off of the bench and pushes unofficial. -- an official. after this lynch gets thrown out of the game. the raiders are now trailing by six with 23 seconds left. >> crabtree is back in the game. and it is caught. what a catch. >> derek carr threw it up for jared cook. after further review he was down before the end zone. the raiders would get several chances due to penalties. finally the raiders find the end zone.>> one more time and it is caught for the touchdown. >> crabtree caught the touchdown. giorgio tavecchio with the extra point to win. the raiders improve their record. >>> people to watch but the dodgers are headed to the world series. >> that is a drive into right- center field. hernandez hits it deep.>> tk hernandez hits three home runs including a grand slam. the dodgers beat the cubs 11-1. >>> coming up, ayesha curry is joining us in studio to talk to us about all of her roles. that is coming up in just a second.

. >> in terms of promise, peter, judging from senator schumer's response, do you think this will lead to any real cooperation on health care? >> no, i don't think so. we have to put it in context. at the same time that trump is enlisting schumer in some sort of bizarre pact, there's a cynical proposal for tax reform, the most cynical since trickle-down economics that i've heard. if you don't put it all in context, i think then it might look promising. when i put it in the context of tax reform coming up literally maybe next week, i don't see any possibility of this moving forward. >> two huge issues there. okay, elise, i want to get your take on the president saying it's the calm before the storm. it all went down at a photo op with military leaders and their wives. yesterday he was asked again what he meant by that and here's how he then responded. here it is. >> mr. president, what did you mean by calm before the storm yesterday? what did you mean by that? >> thank you very much. you'll find out. >> what's with the wink, in case you missed it. is the president making light of serious national security issu

cooper again. a 45 yard touchdown. in the second, derek carr ran up the middle. marcus peters tackled him with a late hit. was a scuffle in here comes marshawn lynch coming in off the bench onto the field and pushed and official. look. write about there. marshawn lynch was kicked out of the game. let's jump ahead to the fourth quarter. the raiders were trailing. 23 seconds left in the game. >> crabtree is back in the game. derek carr back and it's caught ! what a catch! >> derek carr through it up to jared cook. it was ruled a touchdown on the field but after review he is down on the half yard line. the raiders got several shots trying to score. there were several penalties on both teams. the raiders finally scored. >> he goes on top again -- touchdown! crabtree! >> no flags on this. michael crabtree caught that to tie the game with a touchdown. giorgio tavecchio came in to pick the extra point. the raiders improve their record to 3-4. >> many football insiders expect marshawn lynch will be fined or suspended from making contact with an official. scott reese has more from the coliseum. >> reporter: it's a

cooper again for this 45 yard touchdown. in the second, derek carr ran up the middle. marcus peters tackled him with elite eight and there was a scuffle. marshawn lynch ran in off the bench and even pushed an official. lynch was kicked out of the game. let's jump ahead to the fourth quarter. the raiders were trailing with 23 seconds left in the game. >> crabtree is back in the game. third and 10. it's caught! what a catch! incredible! >> derek carr through it up for jared cook. it was ruled a touchdown on the field but after further review they said he was down at the half yard line. the raiders had several shots to score. there were also several penalties on both teams finally the raiders made it into the end zone. >> one more time to the side -- touchdown! >> michael crabtree caught the game tying touchdown. then giorgio tavecchio comes in for the extra point. they win the game. the raiders improve their record to 3-4. >>> a lot of football insiders are expecting that marshawn lynch will be find or suspended for making contact with that official last night. scott ries has more on

amari cooper caught 11 passes for 211 yards and two touchdowns. second quarter derek carr hit by marcus peters. peters gets a 15-yard penalty. but marshawn lynch ran on from the sidelines ejected for putting his hands on the official. kansas city 30-24. to cook, he was short of the goal line! so eight seconds to go, crabtree makes the catch. but he pushed off -- that's pass interference so three seconds to go. derek carr's pass to cook, this is off the mark but kansas city is called for holding! so the raiders get another down. patterson makes the grab but he is out of bounds but the chiefs are called for holding again! so the raiders get another down. and finally derek carr to crabtree, game winner! they got the extra point. 31-30 is the final. here's vern glenn at the coliseum. >> reporter: dennis, a touchdown but it wasn't. the game's over but a flag. game's over again, but another flag. touchdown. 10 feet behind me right in that corner where michael crabtree fell in for the touchdown in one of the most bizarre endings at o.co coliseum. >> he was just like wait, is that a -- oh, that's a fl

amari cooper caught 11 passes for 211 yards and two touchdowns. second quarter derek carr hit by marcus peters. peters gets a 15-yard penalty. but marshawn lynch ran on from the sidelines ejected for putting his hands on the official. kansas city 30-24. final seconds. to cook, he was short of the goal line! so eight seconds to go, crabtree makes the catch. but he pushed off --that's pass interference so three seconds to go. derek carr's pass to cook, this is off the mark but kansas city is called for holding! so the raiders get another down. patterson makes the grab but he is out of bounds but the chiefs are called for holding again! so the raiders get another down. and finally derek carr to crabtree, game winner! they got the extra point. 31-30 is the final. here's vern glenn at the coliseum. >> reporter: dennis, a touchdown but it wasn't. the game's over but a flag. game's over again, but another flag. touchdown. 10 feet behind me right in that corner where michael crabtree fell in for the touchdown in one of the most bizarre endings at o.co coliseum. >> he was just like wait, is that a --oh

peter farey from this unhealthy dependence on tobacco. very long way university of agriculture has a training program for advisors they help farmers learn modern techniques such as environmentally friendly irrigation and cooperation to maintain the soil quality although the primary objective is for people to grow plants and a better income the program seems to be bearing fruit in manoa cantor has switched from tobacco to soya beans and other products he now hopes the next harvest will see more money coming last saw as in a still pose a health hazard to back with dogs i stopped because there was only one market but now with. the local market. so this my cash flow now is increasing so the prices are better than the present bit of and the farmer has been asking for additional advice from the experts of the university traditional methods of work in the past may no longer be so effective other change in conditions. so for example the specific we have been helping the farm on the best suspicion of the crop that was previously they were forming their community specific but now they can do good spacing and then they can produce a very good crop and again when it comes to sources of c to grow what you the best to seed was

the country to understand the president remains committed to cooperating with the special counsel, robert mueller. matt and savannah? >> peterthank you. >>> ari melber is with us now. ari, good morning. a bit of a rollercoaster. they were breathing a sigh of relief when the manafort and gates indictments come down. and it doesn't touch on the time when they were involved with the trump campaign. but now, we have a former trump adviser who pleads guilty to meeting with russians. trying to arrange a meeting with russians and the trump campaign. and the russians say they have dirt on hillary clinton. how does it shake down? >> how it shakes down is you have someone pleading guilty to russia-related issues from the campaign. so, there's no dispute to this part. he lied to the fbi about it. now, he admits that. that is a huge break in the russia investigation, even if we don't know how high other problems go. >> this isn't the end. this is only the beginning. what's the prosecutal strategy here? you have manafort and gates? you got them indicted. you let them marinate for a little bit, allowing them to contemplate the consequence

if he does not get cooperation and the witnesses that come before the committee, he will subpoena them. now back live to peter doocy that was there during that -- i apologize. let's go back to the chief white house correspondent john roberts. the meeting didn't last long. what is your assessment of what happens inside and what is the next step for these two men? >> what we can glean by the comments, particularly by john mccain, he called the secretary of defense over to say look, i'm the chairman of the armed services committee in the senate. i need to know more about what was going on. john mccain said he doesn't know how many people in congress were aware of the fact that we had operations going on in niger. you heard john mccain say that the two of them have had a 20-year-long relationship and had some issues between them but they have mutual respect. mccain was probably just driving home the point here that you've got to be more communicative about things like this. i don't know if mccain knew whether or not we had forces operating in niger. could be mattis told him about the operations there. neither man

peter paul cathedral where we were given the and that's the story respect towards the relations as you know that is very important because the. needs of the started in germany also regional cooperation is very important the regional context . between the social secret lies ations also we're going to start to the cross here of municipal partnership where we had the delegates from ninety russian cities and more than forty german cities as well in january will have the same petersburg dialogue forum of the second youth forum the so-called. meetings. where we also discuss the topical international. things syria for instance we need to push for the fall and irreversible eradication of terrorism we need to step up our efforts to facilitate the public a result of the conflict we also discuss ukraine mr president perfectly. up to date on the same page with all the developments he suggested certain initiatives and i do hope that later on these initiatives will be implemented but with the president today we again noted that the foundation for sustainable comprehensive resolution on all of the. lies of the syria of implementing the means could great moment in that context we did discuss the ru

cooperative witness george papadopoulos. our team is in place. nbc justice correspondent pete williams in our washington bureau, national correspondent peter alexander at the white house, msnbc contribute to brkbl fall, ambassador to russia and matt miller here on the set with me. as we talk about this, the president has just had a photo opportunity. we'll be getting that tape and hearing it in about a minute. we understand he was asked questions about this but did not, in fact, answer any questions about all of this. first to you at the white house. peter alexander, let's talk about the tweets today and the initial white house response. >> reporter: quickly, as we wait to hear from the president in his own words as he just wrapped up this visit with tax reform industry representatives where the president was asked specifically about george papadopoulos and that guilty plea didn't take that question. also asked whether he would consider pardoning paul manafort, another question he ignored, simply saying thank you to reporters. let me show you the tweets very quickly, the president speaking out on twitter like he does, saying the fake news is working

cooperate. we'll see if that's what this is all about. >> let's go over to peter alexander at the district courthousem the work that manafort and gates did for the trump campaign. but so people are familiar, and you were there covering it, what role did manafort and gates play at what time period in the campaign? >> reporter: well, they played a significant role. to be clear, right in the heart of the campaign. burg the summer season. paul manafort was brought in to help candidate trump, with their concerns that the party may find some way to rip the nomination away from him. manafo manafort, the campaign chairman. his proteege was rick gates, wh served as a deputy campaign manager, as well. these two obviously were very close to then-candidate donald trump. we're here at the u.s. district courthouse, where we have cameras on both sides, which may be our first opportunity to pose any questions to those men. manafort has spoken through his attorneys has continued to deny any wrongdoing in this. he has been under scrutiny was of his past relationship to foreign countries, including ukraine. it will be

cooper for the touchdown. that gives the raiders the lead. then in the 2nd quarter marcus peters with a late hit on carr... the sideline to join the scuffle -- he gets ejected for making contact with an official. then in the 4th quarter... carr finds michael crabtree to tie the game. then they win it with the field goal. the raiders are now 3 and 4 on the season. the raiders will now travel to buffalo to take on the bills one week from sunday. (darya) ( darya ) marshawn lynch was ejected from the raiders game after one play. the referee says it was for unsportsmanlike conduct. it happened when lynch was on offense. so first lynch was ejected from the game. then take a look at this... ( darya ) marshawn lynch has been blowing up on twitter he was spotted in the stands during the game. instead of staying in the locker room and watching the game from there... he was surronded by fans. he did join the raiders after the game in the locker room for the team's celebration ( darya ) and to top it all off, he was also spotted on bart after the game on his way home. lynch was ejected after he pushed a ref during an

is cooperating but at the point where they're starting to ask them questions, setting them against each other, then they need to have separate counsel otherwise their lawyer is conflicted. >> peter, we move on to mr. manafort. first of all, what do you make of the story in chief as it came out tonight? second, i have to point this out. manafort's spokesman released a revised version of his statement. so twice today they have put out a statement, but the second one bleed this line. mr. manafort is not indebted to former clients today, nor was he at the time he began working for the trump campaign. so that sentence that you're seeing on the screen as judges say strike it from your memory. it no longer exists as part of the formal statement that manafort's communications director put out. with that kind of a wind up, peter, what do you make of it? >> well, that's obviously significant. they don't take that out of the statement without cause, and it's interesting that they would initially have that in there and obviously have to be corrected at some pointed. somebody told them that their understanding of the circumstances was not what they originally thought. so even within his own

cooper for the touchdown. that gives the raiders the lead. then in the 2nd quarter marcus peters with a late hit on carr...from the sideline to join the scuffle -- he gets ejected for making contact with an official. then in the 4th quarter... carr finds michael crabtree to tie the game. then they win it with the field goal. the raiders are now 3 and 4 on the season. here is what head coach jack del rio told the team after teh game. "we believe, we continue to grind, you brought the why you should you why. think about what you just did. we kept hanging in there and we made plays and we won the game. we did it together congratulations man we did it together. i know, i know one thing when you have a trigger man like that... dc. we are going to win a lot games here boys". ( james ) the raiders will now travel to buffalo to take on the bills one week from sunday. ( darya ) coming up on the kron four morning news... walk on mars... from the comfort of your living room. how google and nasa are giving you a virtual tour of the red planet.( darya ) plus... thinking about seeing a movie this weekend?

cooperating with the feds. the word from the white house is that it is business as usual. are we buying it? let's foond out. i have a great team here. starting with nbc's peter a lexen der live at the white house. peter, take us inside. let's go behind those closed doors. what is the conversation among the president and his top officialings? sarah huckabee sanders can say look away, all she wants. you and i know that's not the case. >> the bottom line is we're having the veil pulled back by the chief of staff john kelly in a new interview with fox news overnight describing the president in terms of this russia investigation as being very distracted. he said of course he would be very distracted if he were being investigated for something. he says russia is a topic they have multiple conversations about each day. generally in the morning before they get to the business of the day. we are hearing from the president himself on twert thit this morning. some of his tweets during the course of the day. he writes, the fake news is working overtime as paul manafort's lawyer said, there was no collusion and events mentioned took place long before he came to the campa

peter king joins me now. good to see you tonight congressman. is that a real concern on their part? >> no, it really is not. i've heard nothing from the white house other than they want to cooperatethey feel it's going well, and hearing that secondhand, but there's no indication at all from anyone that the president wants to get rid of bob mueller. if the president is not happy about the investigation because he's convinced that there's no collusion, but the reality is that there a special counsel in the white house was fully cooperating. his lawyers at the white house are cooperating entirely with bob mueller, totally. >> martha: what's your take away from today's term i do feel the white house should feel this is heading in a favorable direction for them, or do you think it's just a beginning? >> i've said all along, i've heard no testimony at all, i'm on the intelligence committee, in any way shows any collusion whatsoever. the fact that manafort and gates were indicted today has nothing to do with the campaign, nothing to do with president trump. it involves incidents going back seven years ago. i think this is an attempt by mueller nk manafort have something on president tru

peter seidenberg says the indictment could be used to flip paul manafort and gates. >> very strong serious charges that put a tremendous amount of pressure on manafort and gits to plead and cooperateafort's attorney. >> there is no evidence that mr. manafort or the trump campaign colluded with the russian government. >> manafort was fired in august 2016 after it became public he lobbied on behalf of pro russian interests. he was allegedly laundering money wheel working on the campaign and the charges include actions taken this year according to the indictment in november 2016, and february, 2017, the two men gave false statements to the justice department. >> this investigation has got a head of steam. there will be a lot more shoes to drop. >> gates who was also manafort's campaign deputy was released on $5 million bail and faces 12 and a half years if convicted. his spokesperson welcomes his day in court. manafort was released on $10 million bail and faces up to 15 years in prison. anthony. >> thank you, julianna. our chief legal correspondent, attorney, jan crawford. where does the mueller investigation go from here? >> well, anthony, the charges today signal an aggressive inve

peter farey from this unhealthy dependence on tobacco. very long way university of agriculture has a training program for advisors. they help farmers learn modern techniques such as environmentally friendly irrigation and cooperation to maintain the soil quality although the primary objective is for people to grow plants and a better income the program seems to be bearing fruit in manoa has switched from tobacco to soya beans and other products you know hopes the next harvest will see more money coming last so i think i still pose a health hazard to back with dogs i stopped because there was only one market but now with. the global market. so this my cash flow now is increasing so the prices are better than the present bit of and the farmer has been asking for additional advice from the experts of the university traditional methods of worked in the past may no longer be so effective other change in conditions. for example the specific we have been hoping the farm on the best specific of the crop was previously they were much exploring they recommended a specific but now they can do good spacing and then they can produce a very good crop and again when it comes to system of seed to grow what you the best to seed wa