>> potter: i am. it's a $130,000 in kind contribution by cohen to the trump campaign, which is about $126,500 above what he's allowed to give. and if he does this on behalf of his client, the candidate, that is a coordinated, illegal, in kind contribution by cohen for the purpose of influencing the election, of benefiting the candidate by keeping this secret. the payment stormy daniels received is the subject of complaints by watchdog groups to the department of justice and the federal election commission, which trevor potter used to be chairman of. he's now president of the non- partisan campaign legal center, which supports the enforcement of campaign finance laws. >> cooper: if the president paid michael cohen back, is that an in kind campaign contribution that the president should've then reported? >> potter: it is. if he was then reimbursed by the president, that doesn't remove the fact that the initial payment violated cohen's contribution limits. i guess it mitigates it if he's paid back by the

so when i said i was coming over to visit we thought let's find some harry potter things we could do it's harry process or pass out. nothing nothing. that you don't have to be a part of and to enjoy this beer during his dream come true a simple gesture kills you kills. the beer dispensing tree is pretty incredible. and really good. the pups owners would have liked to call it the better be a tree but acquiring the rights to trademark names from the harry potter series would have been too expensive. for that reason any similarity to the creations of writer j.k. rowling is purely coincidental even if the manager himself bears a certain resemblance to a cat. by those two things to create an interactive potions experience where we use science in tech in very specific ways so that you need to measure qualities that control aspects of the room and my co-founder dave has invented molecular cocktails that show born smoking change color the generation that grew up with harry potter is now old enough to conceal adult beverages but their childlike enthusiasm for the magical world. and with that

dave was a phenomenally talented potter. the sheer physical force required to convert raw clay into a vessel this large is a test of his skill. but dave also speaks to us through his work. more than 150 examples of his work in which he signed and sign of a a potter, but even more significant are the pots where he adds his own poetic inscription -- here is a man at a time when it was illegal to teach and enslaved person to read or write, is doing both. he is writing his name, dating his pots, giving the name of his owner. this is essentially an affidavit of resistance, and he is creative. hands, butth his creative with his mind as well, adding poems to the back of his pottery. saw a lion in a leopard's face, and then i felt the needs of grace." it is an adaptation from the and of revelations, fascinating to come from a man who is enslaved in this pace. -- place. not only does he write his biography in clay, but his story can be carried through the civil war, through emancipation. to that moment where he signed his name no lon

a majority of the fans from the harry potter series are kids and definitely not of drinking age however there are plenty of fans who have grown up in the mean time who also revel in the magic of the wizardry and for this group there is a new public land in which specializes in cauldron like cocktails while here visitors can sample a wizards that brew it and at the same time feel all of its magical effects. the coltrane is london's latest trendy pub kitchen shelf out with a magic wand and a cloak and you can enjoy a fun drinking experience says his apprentices the cocktails made by a mostly just all they can do their own mixing in the spirit of how we process and her mind. it might look like magic but it's all down to chemical reactions still that's good enough to play the fans of the possible. live oaks at sides that will be one of the things we sort of bonded over years ago when we first meet was harry so when i said i was coming over to visit we thought that's fine harry potter things we could do it's higher processor passed out. tonight. that you don't have to be a part of and to enj

potter, mr. potter is not some left-wing hack. this is a gentleman -- >> he's not. >> he is very well respected. he was appointed by a republican, george w. bush at the time. he served under george w. bush. this is a well respected individual that is very well versed in campaign finance law and your viewers, i'm sure, saw his comments last night. and his comments were clear. mr. cohen and the president have a significant problem. either way, regardless of whether mr. cohen paid it and was reimbursed or not, this is a huge issue. and now that we have alleged that this is another reason to invalidate the agreement, it just got that much bigger. >> let me ask you about this idea that trevor also raises that bob mueller is a wild card. have you been contacted by the mueller investigation? >> i'm not going to answer that question. >> if you were, would you be willing to help bob mueller's investigation? >> we're going to comply with any legal process that we receive. my client and i. we're going to do exactly what is required. >> so, i

rowling of harry potter fame wrote the first book in a series looking out on edinburgh castle from this cafe table christine de luca comes here often to. i can see her sitting here writing. quite easily edinburgh is a very small city in many ways and a very intimate city and this is a city of many cities with lots of history and i think walking around you can be inspired to walk up to the castle down the royal mile and you see the old city. some say really modeled the wizarding school hold works on edinburgh castle. outside the city there are other sites that have inspired scottish author. walter scott's work immortalized the ruins of time talent castle.

p or you can see as the -- potter.ook his hand and rat it down. tile roofing was very important in terms of fire hazard. fire was always an issue in 18th century and early 19th century communities. had building regulations as early as the 1870's about the different materials you should use for your house. ens were made in accordance with that. this is a technology that comes out of europe. the early plan for a salem in the 1760's included the layout of the moravian graveyard. it is what they called "god's acre." graveyard withe the recumbent stone. they are all the same and all face east. this is a typical moravian graveyard. in barriers -- burials are choirs. into aveyard is divided married man's section and a married women's section. these are married brothers and sisters. there was a single brothers and single sister section and a children's sections. this inequality of design in terms of the stones and the simple messages on the stones is all part of the belief in the equality of death. the choirs represent the fam

dave was a phenomenally talented potter.he sheer physical force required to convert raw clay and a vessel this large is a testament to his skill. dave also speaks to us through his work. than 150 examples of his work in which he signed and dated the size of the potters know. ist is even more significant the pods where he also added his own polemic inscription. here is a man who is a man who at a time when it was illegal to teach and enslaved person to read or write, he is doing both. he is running his name, he is dating his pots. affidavit of resistance. he is creative. not just with his hands, creative with his mind as well. adding poems to the back of the pottery. in this case, the words i saw a space, thateopard adaptation from a book of revelation. it is a powerful statement from a man who is enslaved in this place. so fascinating about dave, not only does he write his biography for us and clay. his story can really be carried all the way through the civil war. through emancipation, and to he signs hishere name, no longe

by no stretch. >> and now you're like harry potter. >> i mean, pretty much. yeah.d. >> i like magic. >> okay. >> reporter: his co-star is ilfanesh hadera. her character is more of a skeptic. >> i couldn't have done it without my beautiful assistant. >> don't ever say that again. >> reporter: you're kind of the straight man. >> yeah. it is her job to be a step ahead of the krinlds she's after and kind of not being taken off guard. >> she's scully to a re different sort of mulder. >> it's the x files meets david blaine? >> yeah, sounds great. i'll take that. >> similar in some ways to the "now you see me" movies. >> yeah. >> reporter: that's no accident. the show's magic consultant, the magician behind the magician, as it were, also consulted on the first "now you see me" movie. >> now you don't. >> reporter: magician david kwong. >> you have one of the more unusual careers of anyone that i've met. you do magic. you're a performer of magic. you consult on films and movies like this. and you do crossword puzzles. >> i'm also a puzzler. i construct puzzles for the "new

trevor potter told us he doesn't agree. >> the payment of the money creates an enormous legal mess for, and anyone else who was involved in this in the campaign. >> are you saying that can be seen as a contribution to benefit a campaign. >> i am. $130,000 inkind contribution to the trump campaign which is about 126,500 above what he is allowed to give and if he does this on behalf of his client, the candidate, that is a coordinated illegal in kind contribution by cohn for the purpose of influencing the election. benefitting the candidate by keeping this secret. >> the payment stormy daniels received is the subject of complaints by watchdog groups which trevor potter used to be chairman of. he is now president of the campaign legal center. >> if the president paid michael cohn back is that an in kind contribution the president should have reported. >> it doesn't remove the fact that the initial payment violates. it mitigates it if he is paid back by the candidate. >> what if the president never reimbursed the president. >> he is still out on the line. >> you are saying this is more seri

tells of the adventures of the mistress peter rabbit beatrix potter is a book published in one thousand and two has sold millions of copies the world over the. spring has been welcomed in on the southern italian island of sicily for the traditional blossom festival was celebrated with folklore groups from around the world. all but blossoms are native to southern italy thanks to the mild temperatures they can be seen in full bloom from january to march. meanwhile in northern italy best still snow on the ground and this is where i've raced on snow ice beach snow hill climbing contest took place. last weekend some two hundred fifty participants try to conquer a steep steep slope on them motorcycles as they trying to reach the top as fast as possible. because. some people write mortal cycles as a hobby others like to make music but hobbies need time anyone with things in a quiet for example has to rehearse regularly except in the german city of new nick if you like singing but simply don't have the time to become a permanent choir member the project goes in choir is just the thing for you c

rowling of harry potter fame wrote the first book in a series looking out on edinburgh castle from this cafe table kristin de luca comes here often to. i can see her sitting here writing. quite easily and it is have a small city in many ways and a very intimate city and it's a city of many cities with lots of history and i think walking around you can be inspired to walk up to the castle down the royal mile and you see the old city. some say rolling model the wizarding school homeworks on edinburgh castle. outside the city there are other sites that have inspired scottish author. walter scott's work immortalized the ruins of time talum castle. just opposite robert louis stevenson his novel katrina was partly set on bass rock . when night falls to pubs and falls in that brazil town see plenty of custom after all in many places visitors can choose from about three hundred different types of scotch whisky. after a long day of looking at art is what we did today and there in the rain and walking around it's great to have a rescue to warm you up a bit. the scots are very proud of their whisk

enslaved man who eventually worked as an apprentice as a potter and purchased his freedom and lived outside of town, and 30 hidden town project we just theted -- and through hidden town project we just located where that was. another individual, bethy. we know nothing else about her. she was a domestic enslaved person, and that she lived in the attic. we have gone up there and found the room we believe was her spot. we are sitting in an upstairs room of the historic tavern in salem. why this is important, why we are sitting in here and talking, we now know that an enslaved family or several lived up here while they help run -- helped run the tavern. the tavern was a place that all the strangers, they were called, non-moravians, visitors to salem, would stay in the tavern. slaved individuals to help them with hospitality, cooking, cleaning, welcoming, taking care of the horses. when we found that out, right away, this room was used primarily as a storage room, we emptied it, stabilized it. it is not in a restore condition at this point. , theought in these pews reason why these are important

we talk to the oscar winning special effects firm behind blockbusters like harry potter, gravity andceo of britain's framestore tells us about the global revolution in visual effects. you're with business live from bbc news. the world's second biggest cinema chain cineworld has seen its sales grow 11.6% last year. joining us now is michael hewson. a fairly good set of numbers. revenues came in higher at 890 million. profits were up as well. a good 22%. but i think you need to put these numbers in the context of the recent acquisition of regal entertainment, $3.6 billion acquisition of one of the biggest cinema firms in the us. looking at the numbers, they are good. u nfortu nately, the numbers, they are good. unfortunately, the share prices down 2596 unfortunately, the share prices down 25% on the past 12 months. the share price should be an awful lot higher and there are concerns that cineworld maybe has bitten off more than they can chew with respect to the acquisition and that is why there is a subdued reaction on the london market. what would investors have preferred, just focus

rudolf schonegger swapped the signed copy of harry potter and the goblet of fire with a novel of veryso—called isis in iraq is the latest installation to sit on the fourth plinth in trafalgar square. the michael rakovitz sculpture will be the fourteenth contemporary work to be displayed. it will replace the david shrigley‘s giant thumb. let's have a look at the travel situation now. there's no service on the dlr because of strike action by the rmt. that will run for 48 hours. the overground is part suspended from romford to upminster because of over running engineering works and there are severe delays on tfl rail. a13 slow moving westbound from dagenham to barking — usual delays. the m25 clockwise is slow between clacket lane services and junction six following a collision. the a501 marylebone road near to baker street has a lane closed in both directions for roadworks. lets have a check on the weather now with georgina burnett. good morning. yesterday, we reached 16 celsius in kew but it is a different date or they today. it is six or seven degrees colder. pretty cloudy with plenty

. >> if she read the "harry potter" audio book, we'd have no movies right now.'m saying. >> stephen: it's for the-- for the dreamers, trying to force a dreamer vote in the house, right now. ( cheers and applause ) >> sure. it's all going to work. it's all going to work. it's not going to work, but it is a valiant public effort. >> stephen: yes. now, you have heard about the president's request for a parade. >> yes. >> stephen: have you not? >> i have indeed heard that he wants that. >> stephen: yeah. yeah. >> i will say this-- it won't make him happy. ( laughter ) and i think it's important that he knows that. whatever this presidency is about-- the search for a lost father's love, trying to fill a void with something tangible-- that parade is going to go past him and he's going to be like, "this isn't it, either." it's not going to happen. >> stephen: it's true. >> those phallic missiles, "no, okay, it must be something else then." and that, that is when we're really ( bleep ). >> stephen: right. >> yeah. >> stephen: what if we just fired one of those missiles

cohen said the money was not a campaign contribution, but trevor potter, former chairman of the federalion commission appointed by george h. w. bush doesn't agree. >> the payment of the money creates an enormous legal mess for trump, for cohen, and anyone else who was involved in this in the campaign. >> are you saying that can be seen as a contribution to benefit a campaign? >> i am. it's $13,000 in-kind contribution by cohen to the trump campaign, which is about $126,500 above what he is allowed to give. and if he does this on behalf of his client, the candidate, that is a coordinated illegal in kind contribution by cohen for the purpose of influencing the election, of benefiting the candidate by keeping this secret. >> the payment stormy daniels received is the subject of complaints by watchdog groups to the department of justice, and the federal election commission, which trevor potter used to chairman of. he's now president of the nonpartisan campaign legal center which supporters the enforcement of campaign finance laws. >> if the president paid michael cohen back is that an in ki

. >>> let's go to harry potter. >> we have the next trailer.> what do you have to say for yourself?>> if you ever have the pleasure to teach him, you would know he is not a follower of orders. >> in this sequel he is working with him to stop the villain, played by johnny depp. it is great to see the crimes. it will hit theaters in november.>> i am going to go. >> i have seen the harry potter movies. >> i have children.>>> let's look that will come up in the next hour.>> you just showed us some students in maryland are getting a early start on the walkout. it is 10 am on the east coast. we will tell you when the walkouts will start. we will take you around the country and show you what is happening at home.>>> let's look at this incredible video. they collided. this video was just released. the incident happened more than five years ago. we will play it again for you. you will see a lieutenant get knocked to the ground. more on what happened and what led up to the incident. we will have the stories and more.>> thank you. >>> many people were con

good on our list ok here's one member wimble i guess this is another harry potter reference it is and the project that's implementing member wimble is actually called the grin project and this is very exciting cutting edge stuff that i can't even claim to fully understand myself but suffice to say that they're really rethinking a blocked chain such that they're targeting extreme privacy and extreme scale ability at the same time which we haven't seen before the easiest way to describe it is that a block in member wimble only really has one transaction and it regardless of how many people are transacting with each other these are all second layer apps member wimble will be its own separate watching ok at them. and it's just a test network so the name of the company is going to be a casa hoddle or is that the formal name of the company just cos this is casa because consomme ok your comment to this from what you perceive to be the number one issue for adoption i think are a big issue for adoption and talking about adoption now people are starting to get a bit nervous about all the regula

rawlings who was tod several times no one wanted to hear the story of harry potter. the transcript and now harry potter is the best-selling single series in the history of the world. ( applause ) >> stephen: it's not the lord of the rings, but it's very, very good. >> thank you, thank you. >> stephen: thank you so much for being here. good to see you again. >> thank you. >> stephen: "she persisted around the world" is on sale tomorrow! chelsea clinton, everybody! we'll be right back with martha stewart. stick around! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) they say, "summer bodies are made in the winter." but they never said how. goodbye colds, hello allergies. stay right where you are, soup. ♪ join t-mobile and the whole family can stay connected with new iphones. which is great... ...unless your parents thought you were studying. aren't exams this week? somebody's busted. so join t-mobile, buy an iphone 8, get an iphone 8 on us. and for a limited time, bring your family to t-mobile and get a 4th line free. only at t-mobile. ♪ baby, ♪ i'm losing myust memind just a

is hard to avoid his amazing i'll for performance just makes a very likeable potters the third down to our i really like her voice she has such a standout sound system. eighty years ago a little bit but not aka lily among moved towards book she was a student of political science and she made a lot of music her first e.p. came out in twenty fifteen with find songs written by her. it was only them but she decided to devote herself entirely to music. it was a difficult step to take because i was always a bit scared of being an artist and. you know i did at some stage then it became clear people like to listen to me so i either put everything into it all or nothing at all two years ago i thought i have to try it on my it's its. debut album came out in the autumn of twenty seventeen she's been torn with it ever since. leon counters perform some pretty big gigs for such a new talent she performed to a crowd of ten thousand in finland and played in australia and other south by southwest festival in texas english language lyrics have universal appeal. and sureness had a great thing is that i a

-- lord voldermore from harry potter.y husband was always big on serving your country and high moral standards and giving back to the community. i think he was a little bit more judgmental and revered that way. the wonderful results are probably why my younger daughter decided to serve in the military. host: how much of your own politics do you reveal? prof. chua: i am happy to reveal them. i am an independent. i do not fit in anywhere because i think america's political parties, as i tried to describe in this book, are all wacko. they don't make sense anyway. you have the republican party with evangelicals and poor working people with the neocon people who want to invade iraq. it is almost arbitrary. for me, i just want to choose the leaders who speak to me. who seem like jd vance, honest and maybe do not care what other people are saying. daughter i will always be somebody who doesn't like victim blaming. that is just the way my parents raised me. take responsibility. don't blame others, always start with yourself. will

there's no harry potter magic in it. >> premiering sunday at 10:00 p.m.n abc7 following the premiere of "american idol." >>> today is national women's day. prince harry and his fiancee meghan markle encouraged youj girls to follow their events. it encouraged girls and young girls to pursue more s.t.e.m., science, technology, engineering and math. they are tying the knot on may 19th at st. george's chapel at windsor castle. >> what are we? >> passionate. >> and. >> amazing. >> who? >> strong. >> are we? >> powerful. >> we are. >> smart. >> south bay students celebrated international women's day with chants and posters. students gathered in front of shepherd middle school after 8:00 this morning. other schools across the state participated with similar events. to learn more about international women's day, go to our website, abc7news.com. if you're logging on from your phone, be sure to download the abc7 news app for breaking news alert and tune in for the next news and weather on abc7 news at 4:00. >>> it's a bird's-eye view you've never seen before. find

musical. >> yeah, that's right, it was called "the very potter musical." [ cheers and applause ] >>cent? >> oh, i actually didn't do an accent for that, although i probably should have. it's like my one party trick i like to pull out with my british friends is the british accent, but it's definitely not something i did in that show, but i should mention that accent has gotten me in trouble before in life. i guess we have time, this is a a late night show. i did -- when i was like 16 -- you know, you're a connoisseur of many voices, and you like doing caricatures just for fun with your friends. >> jimmy: of course. yeah. >> actors do this. it's a horrible disease, and growing up with my actor friends, we would just try doing english accents, and one time we were just having a go at it, and i was at one of my favorite band's concert, phantom planet -- >> jimmy: oh, i love phantom planet. >> who i was a devout fan of as a kid. >> jimmy: yeah. >> and i had tickets to the balcony, and i was like, no, man, i want to be on the floor. so we were just talking in an english accent, and whoeve

. >> my name is katie holmes and i play joey potter.awson and he's not even feeling the same way or catching on i think every girl can relate to that. >> oh, stop it. no. don't like it when you do it to you. >> "e.t." was on the set of "dawson's creek" back in 1997 before the show premiered and made them all stars. >> yeah, josh and i sharing an apartment right now and josh's dog, he's my third roommate. dog is fine. josh is the one i can't stand. >> is this thing on? hello. >> i won't tell about josh's tendency to moon. he really wants people to get a good look at that butt of his. >> the cast loves this meme of dawson doing the ugly cry. but josh told us he's not happy that all 128 episodes are streaming now. >> it's going to be very hard to have any authority in my own household if that's on the air. >> and to watch "entertainment weekly's" full dawson's creek" reunion go to peopletv.com. >> the people who connected with it. that's been the coolest thing to see that it held for people. >> they called for sunset. see ya later "e.t." >

a couple in california recently had a "harry potter"-themed wedding. punchline to match. okay, here we go. said the cannibal, "it's the greatest thing since sliced head." not quite right. [ light laughter ] here we go, i like my cars like my belly buttons -- outies. [ laughter ] not bad, but not for this. and, "speak of the devil," said everyone when ted cruz walked into the door! no. [ laughter ] okay. so let's see what we got here. what was it again? a couple of in california recently had a "harry potter"-themed wedding, and here we go -- so for the first time ever, the groom got to use his wand. boom! that's a joke. [ cheers and applause ] all right, so -- whenever i get a joke, what do i do? i staple the two parts together like this, and then i stamp it, and then i ring the joke bell. [ ring ] and i put it in the -- what? the completed joke bucket. there you go. that's our system. [ applause ] a lot of people say, "why do you have to staple and stamp your jokes?" put it this way. i'm marking my territory so other talk shows can't use them. the joke

this is trevor potter on 60 minutes. >> i think the edwards case is not as strong as the facts we havefar in the trump case. >> why do you think the potential case against cohen or trump is a stronger case than the edwards case? >> the timing of it. it wasn't the year before the election. it was right in the middle of the run-up to election day. when trump's conduct with women was a prime campaign issue. in fact it was what everybody was faek focused on. >> it is right around the time that "access hollywood" came out and i've recorded -- i didn't say that but it was was i married to melania. so there was a political concern and a campaign objective was to keep these sort of things from getting out. >> and i also think it is perfectly possible with the n-- nondisclosure agreement and that may not be video of the interaction, that may be something that speaks to this. that may be an e-mail that said keep your mouth shut or do this and we never have to hear from you again. there is a lot of things they may have on the table. and it is really obvious. this is a ten-year-old affair. for the

and books, like harry potter. >> some pretty good ideas, i asked the teacher, she said she might consider creating one. as far as all of these items, school officials are not sure what to do with all of this, maybe display it here at the school. they may check with a local museum and see if they're interested. amy holyfield, abc 7 news. >> we could read that for hours, amy, thanks so much. >>> it's saint patty's day weekend, do you have plans? you're in luck. after the break, the holiday festivities for you and your family. >>> i'll have the forecast for that 167th annual. that's a long run there. it looks like it may be dryer. here's a look at the rainfall since monday. more than five inches in the santa cruz ♪ seresto,jake...o, seresto ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto whatever your dog brings home to you, it shouldn't be fleas and ticks. seresto gives your dog 8 continuous months of flea and tick protection in an easy-to-use, non-greasy collar. ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto oh no, jake. seresto. 8-month... ♪ seresto, seresto, seresto at home.ld generate your own energy, or to save energy, unpl

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several hours here, 90 people injured. 22 of them were the police, the local police, but also protest pottererendum, stepping back from this a moment, they were reacting to what they see as the independence movement, the tightening of the grip from the spanish government, they say, the political system around those independents movement. the mp is pa rt independents movement. the mp is part of the old government ousted it backin part of the old government ousted it back in october, they were singing the songs of independence after they are declared independence. the spanishjudicial system has are declared independence. the spanish judicial system has taken time, but now we have got out of that government, nine former mps in prison, carles puigdemont in germany, in prison facing this warrant for extradition for sedition, rebellion and bezel mode as well. other former mps dotted around the place. this small in siberia caught fire over the weekend. you may have seen the death toll is over 60. terrible stories of how people try to reach the exits but they were close. authorities say the exits we