the $50,000 ransom was to pay back money reid had borrowed from a loan shark, but reid gray insistede didn't owe money to anyone. >> 50 grand doesn't do much. >> why ask for only $50,000 from a man that was making more than $1 million a year? reid didn't know and neither did investigators. at this point there was only one goal, quinn's safe return. >> it was very disconcerting to realize that we had a housewife and mother of two small children in whatever she was going through, it wasn't good. >> and there was something else that wasn't good. this investigation was starting with no witnesses, no clues to the kidnappers' identities and, more important, no answers to the question where was quinn gray? quinn appears on the phone, calling her husband with frantic instructions. >> get in the car with the money. just get in the car with it. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ walgreens... battle beautifully seresto, serjake...eresto. 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-u

reid: it is raising money, frankly. president trump will have an unprecedented amount of money for reelection campaign. the democrats with the exception of jay inslee, have sworn off super pac fundraising. farabeth warren has go so that's gone so far as to say she won't do any private fundraisers in order to track support from grassroots donors in the democratic primary. electorateferent from the primary to general election and if candidates then't built networks with types of fundraisers who would subsidize a general election themselves at put a significant disadvantage potentially come the general election next summer. host: anything to add? elana: i agree, but the secondary worry is he identified the potential, he can say voter suppression, but tv cannot do the job it did. suburban women were what power to the 2018 victory the democrats had in the house. we will need higher latino and african-american turnout to get democrats where they need to be in 2020 and that takes investment and real cooperation. we don't know

steve: reid wilson, last word. universe of democratic outside groups, i think they have caught up rapidly with republicans, given president trump in the oval office. candidates are outspending republican rivals, even incumbents.i would not be surprised of the same thing happens next year. the governor's associations will spend close to $100 million in the next two years. steve: reid wilson and daniel strauss, thanks for joining us on "newsmakers." >> coming up on c-span, russia's ambassador to the u.s. will be speaking at the stimson center in washington, d.c. we will have that at 3:00 p.m. eastern here on c-span. time, we do our your money segment, which looks at your money and how it is used in washington

and jessica reid's mantle began to crack. >> okay.le bunch of money from somebody. i don't know who, i don't know where. i just remember stealing a whole bunch of money. yes, we did lose that pipe when they stole this money. >> reporter: reid then blurted it out. at this farmhouse, now apparently to her surprise, in nebraska, greg fester sneaked in through a window and let her in the back door. in the kitchen she said she found $500 in an envelope. then she said, they left. and the ring? well, now she admitted finding it in that stolen pickup, putting it on, then feeling it slide off her thumb inside that house. where was all this going? >> the reason i ask you is that super emma just about sleeps in her cape. but when we realized she was battling sensitive skin, we switched to tide pods free & gentle. it's gentle on her skin, and dermatologist recommended. tide free and gentle. safe for skin with psoriasis, and eczema. this is why we no longer have to worry about flushing too much toilet paper. rid-x contains billions of enzymes prov

robert reid church was on the deck of the css victoria. his ship was floating just outside the memphis wharf looking out onto a fleet of confederate warships further out on the river waiting for a coming battle. the union navy was a approaching to invade and conquer memphis. robert stood on the deck with crew members and confederate soldiers watching the approaching fleet draw closer, feeling both uncertainty and excitement. the union warships would perhaps bring freedom if they were victorious, but they could also bring death if they sank his ship. there were eight confederate ships in the river guarding the city, each of them had cotton bales stacked like bricks against all four sides of the super structures the protect against light artillery. the cotton-clad tila was with -- foe tila was poorly armed. the union fleet was twice the size of the confederate. its 17 ships' exteriors clad with iron, armed with guns and cannon. in another line were nine ram boats with 6-foot-long knife-like structures on the front ends. those beaks would pun

ff >> g okay, paula reid, thank you very much. major garrett is here, our chief washington correspondent. major, as we wait for hose legal conclusion, we're set now for a bitter political battle this weekend in washington. >> . >> reporter: sure, but let's take this as a legal moment first. the president's attorneys got a tip-off about this a couple hours before the report was notified to congress. they have a general sense, an expectation this is going to be good for the president, not terrible. not a clean bill necessarily. they're not prepared to say, that but they feel in the end this is not going to have new indictments. the report is done. the special counsel robert mueller's office is essentially going to be shuttered, and they believe not only legally, but importantly, politically, the president wi bund toe largely, if not completely, in the clear. that, they say, is a seminole moment, not only in his presidency, but in the long-running story of the special counsel robert mueller. >> glor: they feel better in part not just

kaepernick and reid will receive less than 10-million dollars.led collusion grievances against the league, saying they were blacklisted because of protests during the national anthem at games. kaepernick has not played in the league since 2016, while reid missed three games last season before signing with carolina. (robin) coming up next on the kron 4 morning news ... march madness continues... we have a look at how saint mary's played against villa-nova. (robin) and here's a live look outside... at the embarcadero. to simone, i leave the van gogh. to harrison, the wine collection. grace, you get the beach house, just don't leave the lights on, okay? to mateo, my favorite chair. to chris, the family recipes. to craig, this rock. to jamie, well, let's just say, enjoy the ride. the redwoods to the redheads. the rainbows to the proud. the almonds to walter. the beaches to the bums. and the fog to, who else, karl. i leave these things to my heirs, all 39 million of you, on one condition. that you do everything in your power to preserve and protect th

kaepernick and reid will receive less than 10-million dollars. they filed collusion grievances against the league, saying they were blacklisted because of protests during the national anthem at games. kaepernick has not played in the league since 2016, while reid missed three games last season before signing with carolina. (anchor1) taking a live look outside-- our sutro camera our sutro camera looking at the golden gate bridge. (anchor 2) time now to check on our weather... with chief meteorologist lawrence karnow. lawrence karnow: it was a lovely day with plenty of sunshine and only a few passing clouds. there area still a few showers showing up on doppler radar and a few more snowflakes over the sierra. tonight will start mostly clear but clouds will move in late. lows will be in the 40s and low 50s. on the satellite you can another larger storm off the coast. that will begin to bring a few showers tomorrow morning that will incase throughout the day. rain will become heavy in the afternoon in the north bay and spread south throughout the even

kaepernick and reid will receive less than 10-million dollars. they filed collusion grievances against the league, saying they were blacklisted because of protests during the national anthem at games. kaepernick has not played in the league since 2016, while reid missed three games last season before signing with carolina. (catherine) a facebook post from a young woman claiming she was sexually harrassed by cal football players and coaches is going viral. the accusations - coming from a former student and cal athletics intern. kron4's maureen kelly has the story.. what allegedly happened on and off the field here at cal's memorial staduim was described by the former student and sports medicine intern as ruthless, endless and persistant sexual harrassment....by both players and coaching staff. we are not naming her because she could be a victim of sexual assault.several of her allegations are aimed at one unnamed coach ...who in one instance invited her back to memorial stadium to his office at midnight.she posted on facebook quote "he snuck me in

reid's guitars rang out in new york's cathedral of st john the divine but not in the usual way. his former guitar technician used the instruments to generate feedback by placing them against amplifiers the result a haunting a ray of unpredictable sounds was like an echo from the past the show was part of the temporary exhibition at the cathedral the concert was open to the public and free of charge. we may hear bunch of church discipline trip. into. the church to. start. it's just. so awesome i think it's beautiful. to read died and twenty thirteen at the age of seventy one he rose to fame in the one nine hundred sixty s. as front man for the velvet underground today reid is known as the godfather of punk rock it was a proud new yorker and his concept of allow time to honor his city posthumously. it's a nice thing to celebrate like birthday parties that's what it's. only the main guest this week here except only in spirit so. lou reed probably would have enjoyed this concert he was a musician he was open to experimentation laurie anderson described him as one of the first noise

kaepernick and reid will receive less than 10-million dollars.ces against the league, saying they were blacklisted because of protests during the national anthem. kaepernick has not played in the league since 2016, while reid missed three games last season before signing with carolina. ( will ) it's finally official... the raiders have gotten final approval... to remain in oakland for at least one more season. the oakland city council voted to approve the lease for 2019 with an option for 2020. with an option for 2020. the alameda board of supervisors had voted earlier in the week in favor of the lease that had been approved by the coliseum authority last week. the raiders will pay 7-point-5 million dollars in rent for the colium and the practice facility in alameda in 2019. that rent will go up to 10-point-5 million in 20-20... if the raiders have to stay in oakland for yet another final season... that would only be if their vegas stadium is not ready yet. ( will ) the san jose sharks were in l-a last night taking on the kings when a speical gue

chip reid, cbs news, northfield, ohio. >> glor: my new hero. go, tessa.t is the "cbs evening news" for tonight. i'm jeff glor. . ♪ >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> hi everyone and welcome to the "overnight news." president trump did an about face and grounded the entire fleet of boeing 737. it was the second crash in five months. he says they will remain in their hangers until boeing identified the problem and comes up with a solution. >> reporter: at miami's airport, boeing 737 grounded. >> i'd rather by stuck here than take off and never land. >> reporter: in houston some passengers cheered the news that their max jet had been grounded. with intense precer, the president made the announcement this afternoon. >> boeing is a good company and they're working very, very hard. a and hopefully they can come up with an answer and untilen the they're grunded. >> reporter: satellite data showed the flight track was very similar to the luen air max-8 that crashed in october. both struggled to maintain altitude in the moments after take off and the site i

chip reid, cbs news, northfield, ohio. >> glor: my new hero. go, tessa.news" hor tonight. ghm jeff glor. we will see you tomorrow. have a great night. captioning sponsored by cbs captioned by media access group at wgbh . >>> breaking news out of alameda county. on scene of a deputy involved shooting that send bullets flying outside a san leandro thrift store. >>> the last time telephone your voters waiting on the death penalty their preferences were pretty clear. but today the governor did the opposite. >> we catch one of the last boeing 737 max planes allowed to land in the bay area, with the fleet grounded, what is next for passengers? >>> we begin with breaking news going on in san leanveshooting erupted outside of thrift store. >> just before 5:00 at 162nd avenue and east 14th street.

ranking member reid and distinguished members of the committee. thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today. thank you also for the fact that you gave our families a voice a few weeks ago and brought his attention -- brought this issue to do everybody's attention. it has had a cathartic effect and we look forward to discussing this matter with you today. thank you for bringing this issue forward. one of our fundamental obligations as army leaders is to take care of soldiers and families. the recent reports of substandard conditions in military housing units are deeply troubling. our family sacrificed so much for the country and they endure these hardships in their homes. they are fully committed to solving this problem and have initiated a number of actions to ensure our shoulders and their families have access to safe, quality military housing across all of our installations. i would like to submit for the record a one page document that outlines the army's housing action plan. i believe each of you has a copy and we will briefly hig

kaepernick and reid will receive less than 10-million dollars.gue, saying they were blacklisted because of protests during the national anthem. kaepernick has not played in the league since 2016, while reid missed three games last season before signing with carolina. ( will ) the san jose sharks were in l-a last night taking on the kings when a speical guest stepped into the broadcast booth to give the sharks a hard time. take a look. that is actor will ferrel reprising his role as ron burgundy making fun of the sharks for never winning a stanley cup. the kings did go on to win the game last night but the sharks have already clinched a playoff spot. ( james ) as we head to break, here's a live look outside... san francisco international airport. < ella: i'm ella sogomonian - we've been telling you a lot about kron-on.. the bay area's only commercial free streaming news service... but the kron on app gives you a lot more than jus

it deserves the same kind of bipartisan vote that senator schumer and senator reid's proposal received back d senator reed's proposal received back during the obama administration. now, i understand that many of my democratic colleagues have indicated they'd be all for this reform as long as it doesn't go into effect until 2021. when they, obviously, hope someone else might be in the white house. but they're reluctant to support it now. give me a break. mr. president, that is the unfair on it face. my democratic colleagues were more than happy to support a similar proposal back in 2013 under president obama. they whisper in our ears privately they'd supportel it nw if it took effect in 2021. oh, but they, you know, can't support it now especially under these unprecedented spanishs simply -- circumstances simply because we have a republican president. so look, mr. president, fair is fair. members of this body should only support reforms that they would be ready to support in the minority as they are in the majority. put another way, if we are in -- my side is in the minority two years f

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and repaula reid has details. >> reporter: the court documents reveal special counsel robert mueller zeroed in on president trump's former attorney, michael cohen, almost immediately after launching his russia investigation. in july, 2017, mueller went after years of cohen's emails and began looking at payments he received from a russian oligarch. nine months later, fbi agents raided cohen's homes and office in new york city. president trump has tried to distance himself from cohen who served as his fixer for a decade. >> he was convicted with a fairly long-term sentence on things totally unrelated to the trump administration. >> reporter: the documents show that during that april, 2018, raid, investigators seized evidence related to hush-money payments cohen facilitated to women who claimed they had affairs with the president. the papers mention an illegal campaign contribution to then-presidential candidate donald trump. but much of the detail is blacked out. for the hush-money payments, cohen pleaded guilty to campaign finance violations. he begins a three-year prison sentence in

paula reid, the white house. >>> the nati's top aviation sat7 max.ust yesterday engine issues with a 737 max on its way to long-term storage forced the cy no passengers were on board. >> we're leveling off here at 2,000 runway heading with engine failure on the right side. >> the issue was unrelated to the software problems linked to two deadly crashes involving the planes. southwest is canceling more than 100 flights a day while the max remains grounded. the faa's acting administrator is expected to tell senators today that the agency's safety oversight needs to evolve, and they're launching their own review following those two deadly crashes. >>> a preliminary report on the deadly ethiopian airlines crash this month will be made public later this week. a spokesman for ethiopia's transport ministry says the final report may take months to complete. earlier this week, ethiopian airlines' ceo said the pilots of the boeing 737 max jet that crashed had all appropriate training. >>> purdue pharma has reached a settlement over claims the maker of oxyconti

chip reid, cbs news, washington. >>> that is the "overnight news" for this friday.or others check back later for the morning news and "cbs this morning. ♪ >>> this is the "cbs overnight news." >>> welcome to the overnight news. i'm michelle miller. the justice department has issued subpoenas in a boeing 737 max aircraft. two of the brand new planes that dropped from the sky in the past five months and several probes are looking at how the plane was marketed, sold and certified. >> reporter: more than a week into the ground of the 737 max the focus is increasingly on boeing. the fraud unit subpoenaed documents related to 737 max approval process. >> these kind of cases hinge on what did boeing know? who did they tell about it? >> reporter: it's likely to be a target of a oinvestigators. the "seattle times" said it repeatedly -- >> if there is any kind of documentation they knew there was a problem and either didn't resolve it or didn't reveal that, that could put them in jeopardy in terms of a possible criminal violation. >> and the company will no longer charge airl

kaepernick and reid will receive less than 10-million dollars.they filed collusion grievances against the league, saying they were blacklisted because of protests during the national anthem at games. kaepernick has not played in the league since 2016, while reid missed three games last season before signing with carolina. (justine) palo alto police are asking for the public's help in identifying an intruder who walked into a woman's bedroom in the middle of night. investigators want to track this intruder down before he strikes again. kron4's haaziq madyun the latest details on the investigation. it is after 3am. a woman is alone in her bedroom studying when suddenly the bedroom door opens and she sees this facesot the frightening incident happened sunday in a residence near the 3900 block of el camino real in the city of palo altoso

here's paula reid. lutiongress has the freedom to pass this resolution, and i have gejected the national emergency he declared last month in order to get funds for the long-stalled southern border wall. >> reporter: the resolution's passage was a rare instance of ngnate republicans breaking in significant numbers with the ioesident on an issue central to his administration. >> for this declaration is a dangerous precedent. ( applause ) >> reporter: they argued weture democratic presidents could misuse their power to declare a national emergency. >> for me, this is a constitutional question. it's a question about the balance of power that is core eo our constitution. ou reporter: congress does not have enough votes to over-ride the veto, though house speaker tency pelosi said today, the house would try later this month. >>is aremendous national emergency. >> reporter: the president said wall construction would go ahead, but legal challenges aould delay it for years. >> we have many miles under constructi

paula reid reports. >> reporter: michael cohen spent eight hours answering questions behind closed doors. >> not much i can say. >> reporter: lawmakers and federal prosecutors are still digesting his bombshell public testimony. in vietnam, president trump blasted his former personal attorney. >> he lied a lot, but it was very interesting because he didn't lie about one thing. he said no collusion with the russian hoax. didn't just lie about that, >> reporter: cohen implicated t him in several crimes, including campaign finance violations and financial fraud. >> every day most of us knew we were coming in and we were going to lie for him on something. >> reporter: cohen also gave congress a roadmap for continuing its investigations. >> he was fully cooperative and answered all of our questions. >> reporter: he said committees should interview trump organization cfo alan weisselberg, donald trump jr., and chairman of the "national enquirer's" publisher, david pecker. cohen also delivered documents like financial statements and a canceled check that could prove the president was aware of hu

paula reid is at the courthouse in alexandria. paula, what happened? >> reporter: jeff, we have just learned that manafort has been sentenced to 47 months in prison. this is significantly less than the 19-25 years that prosecutors were seeking. now, before he issued the sentence, the judge signaled that he may be lenient on manafort because he believed that "19-25 years would be excessive," and he says manafort has lived an "otherwise blameless life." manafort's sentencing comes as special counsel robert mueller appears to be winding down his two-year investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. mueller has charged 34 people and three companies, including six trump associates. five have pleaded guilty. manafort joined the trump campaign in the summer of 2016 and served as campaign chairman for two months. >> he saw what was going on in america. he understood the-- the frustration and the anger, and he tapped into that.hen e specil counsel investigation began in may 2017, mueller went after the longtime lobbyist for money laundering and

>> glor: chip reid, thank you very much.bs news poll just out this evening on the mueller report found 77% of americans want the full report released publicly. blsummary delivered on sunday said that mueller found no evidence of collusion between the trump campaign and russia. but mueller said he drew no conclusion on obstruction. 69% of republicans said they were pleased with the findings of the summary. 50% of democrats said they were disappointed. former vice president joe biden is trying to clear up some past issues ahead of his expected announcement that he is joining 14 other democrats in a run fors role in a controversial senate confirmation hearing from 28 years ago. here's jan crawford. >> i wish i could have done something. >> reporter: at an awards ceremony last night in new york, the former vice president once again offered an apology of sorts to law professor anita hill. >> to this day i regret i couldn't come up with a way to get her the kind of hearing she deserved, given the courage she showed by reaching out

chip reid, thank you very much.ht now, thousands of americans are flying in a plane that has been grounded in most of the world. dozens of airlines in countries have halted flights of boeing 737 max jets after sunday's crash that killed 157 people in ethiopia. that crash, following a similar one in indonesia last october, has many demanding flights be suspended. and today, the president got involved. we are in ethiopia, but first, here's kris van cleave. >> reporter: the federal aviation administration is increasingly standing alone, allowing the boeing 737 max to stay in the skies, at least for now. almost by the hour, the list of countries grounding the airliner grew, including all of the european union, as safety concerns mount. nearly 250 of the roughly 370 737 max planes in service around the world have been pulled from use. that's prompted calls for action from lawmakers. >> i'm advising members of my own family and friends they ought to change planes, change flights, change airlines-- whatever they need to do

>> glor: chip reid at the white house tonight. chip, thank you very much. the president may threaten drastic action if mexico does not stop illegal immigration. for the first time he put a date on it. the administration has repeatedly warned of a crisis at the southern boarder with more than 268,000 apprehensions this year. more than 76,000 in february alone. that's an 11-year high. many are families from central america. mola lenghi is with the president in florida. >> so there's a very good likelihood that i will be closing the border next week. >> reporter: the president renewed his threat today to shut down the flow of people and goods across the southern border. he called on congressional democrats to get tougher on immigration and demanded that mexico stop undocumented immigrants from entering the u.s. >> they got to stop them. if they don't stop them, we're closing the border. we'll close it. and we'll keep it closed for a long time. i'm not playing games. >> reporter: the threat comes as the department of homeland security says the number of undocum

chip reid, cbs news, washington. >> glor: that is the "cbs evening news" for tonight.iee y. ve a

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let me think the witnesses for their service and their testimony. >> thank you, senator reid. you know the drill, 1st, we will have five minutes try not to exceed five minutes, but your statement be made part of the record, we will start with you, general. >> chairman and off working member read, distinct numbers of the committee, good morning, and thank you for the opportunity to appear before you today as the commander of the u.s. command. i'm honored to be here today with general liens as well. 1st and foremost, i want to thank you for converses support of the service members , civilians, and families in europe. these warriors demonstrate service and dedication to your atlantic defense, a mission that is essential to our national security and to maintaining global peace and prosperity. we as a nation are blessed by their volunteering exceptional service. thank you again for your steadfast support of these patriots and their mission. the threats facing u.s. interest in the yukon area of responsibility, which includes israel, are real and growing. they are complex, trans regi

jeff. >> glor: okay, paula reid, thank you.ichael avenatti, the lawyer who represented adult film actress stormy daniels in lawsuits against president trump, is defending himself tonight against federal charges that include trying to shake down nike for millions. he denies all charges during an interview with jericka duncan. >> reporter: did you try to extort nike for millions of dollars? >> no. and any suggestion is absolutely absurd. >> reporter: you say you were working on behalf of your client, but you were also telling nike, according to this mmplaint, you either hire me or y'm going to say something. >> there's legal experts that say i was well within the line as an aggressive attorney. there are many that say that. fa the fact of the matter is, wais was not extortion. people make threats all the time. >> reporter: what was it? ep people make threats all time in connection with trying to settle a case. at glor: avenatti told us he is scared, and jericka has more of her interview with him tomorrow th "cbs this morning." pr

colin colin kaepernick and eric reid will receive less than 10-million dollars from the n-f-l ...sion case.that's according to the wall street journal. they filed collusion grievances against the league, saying they were blacklisted because of protests during the national anthem at games. kaepernick has not played in the league since 2016, while reid missed three games last season before signing with carolina. ( will ) we have new information on a campsite for the homeless in santa cruz. city leaders hoping to re- open a former ásleeping onlyá campsite on river street next month. the moves come after city leaders ordered áthisá camp off highway one to shut down. about 200 homeless people have been living here for months. but after three deaths in the camp, a fire and allegations of rampant drug use -- the city ordered everyone áout.á <"conditions there have deteriorated to the point where there are significant public health and safety concerns. we've known for some time we need to close that for the safety of the people who live there and the safety of the general community.">( wi

>> glor: paula reid on the story from the beginning. paula, thank you. in congress have vowed to press on. they also received a word of wution from their counterparts. rd o'keefe has this part of the arory. >> why should this report not be made public? >> reporter: democrats returned to capitol hill today and agreed ere full mueller report needs to be released publicly, and both mueller and attorney general darr should testify publicly under oath before congress. lawmakers want to know exactly what evidence mueller had that rid not exonerate the president on the question of obstructing justice. >> just because these actions did not rise to the very high bar of beyond a reasonable doubt of obstruction of justice does beyond a reaseverything is hunky dory. tn fact, mueller said this does not exonerate the president. >> reporter: virginia's gerry y.nnolly said there is good reason for democrats to continue the multiple ongoing congressional investigations into the president, on everything from his tax returns at the trump organization. r i think there's lot

reid?r chairman.ou mr. --might use the koran decorum. -- chronic the daigle to be assistant secretary of defense. tom mcafee to be assistant secretary of defense and lisa to be judge of the u.s. court of military condition -- commission. all in favor, say aye. i apologize. >> let me thank mr. chairman. i want to think the secretary for being here today. hearing on military privatized housing, there are systematic failures on the part of housing companies in the department of defense. horrific conditions buried by installation, mold and rodents. the underlying causes and fundamental breakdowns are unfortunately too common across the country. these housing problems are exacerbated by the fact that military families regret the -- frequently lose every two years and is reinforced by a culture of enduring hardships rather than speaking of them. for too long, privatized housing companies have been allowed to deliver lackluster customer service to military families. and exercise zero quality control while a growin

i said don't fire joy reid. give her another shot. >> laura: i said they shouldn't even drive al franken out. how about that? is one of the rudest people out there. rude to me. why are you driving him out? it's all too much. >> sean: that picture was really creepy. >> laura: okay, there's a lot

reid binion has the latest on the charges.ti, attorney facing extortion charges: "when it is all known. when due process occurs that i will be fully exonerated and justice will be done." high-powered attorney, michael avenatti..speaking out after he was released from police custody on charges of extortion..geoffrey berman, u.s. attorney, southern district of new york: "a suit and tie doesn't mask the fact that at its core this was an old fashioned shakedown." prosecutors claim that he made "graphic threats" toward an attorney representing sports giant nike..and threatened to release damaging information about the company if they didn't fork over more than 20 million dollars to him..and an alleged co-conspirator..who a source says is high-profile attorney, mark geragos.. he is currently not facing any charges.nike has come forward, releasing a statement on the charges, saying quote:"nike will not be extorted or hide information that is relevant to a government investigation... when nike became aware of this matter, nike immedia

paula reid is at the courthouse in alexandria. paula, what happened?>> reporter: jeff, we have just learned that manafort has been sentenced to 47 months in prison. this is significantly less than the 19 to 25 years that prosecutors were seeking. now before he issued the sentence, the judge signaled that he may be lenient on manafort because he believed that quote 19 to 25 years would be excessive, and he says manafort has lived a quote otherwise blameless life. manafort's sentencing comes as special counsel robert mueller appears to be winding down his two-year investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election. mueller has charged 34 people and three companies, including six trump associates. five have pleaded guilty. manafort joined the trump campaign in the summer of 2016 and served as campaign chairman for two months. >> he saw what was going on in america. he understood the frustration and the anger. and he tapped into that. >> reporter: when the special counsel investigation began in may 2017, mueller went after the long-time lobbyist

guest: many people blame harry reid with doing away for the filibuster for lower court judges.should put an end to that discussion. the only reason harry reid went about doing away with the filibuster was because the republicans would not fill any seats in the d.c. court of appeals, the ninth circuit, and many other circuits around the country. he had no option other than to do away with the filibuster, which was being used to block dozens of appellate court nominees. guest: with all due respect, that is arrant nonsense. host: even republicans would agree they did block the obama nominees. guest: here is what they blocked. they blocked three judges, nominees who president obama wanted to put on the d.c. circuit. the d.c. circuit is a very important part. considered the second-most important court in the land. the d.c. circuit was evenly split, exactly evenly split. lowappens to have a very caseload. there was no pressing need to fill judges on the d.c. circuit. the fifth circuit in ninth circuit far busier. harry reid wanted to tip the scale in terms of democratically appointed

paula reid begins our coverage. >> reporter: it's lasted a long time. we're glad it's over.been. >> reporter: for the first time in 22 months, the president was not under the cloud of the mueller investigation. >> we can never let this happen to another president again. i can tell you that. i say it very strongly. very few people i know could have handled it. >> reporter: during an oval office meeting with israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu, the president blasted those involved in the probe. >> there are a lot of people out there that have done some very, very evil things, very bad things. i would say treasonous things against our country. those people will certainly be looked at. >> reporter: but the president did soften his criticism of special counsel robert mueller, whom he has long said was leading a witch hunt. >> yes, he did. >> reporter: since may 2017, mueller and his team have never responded to attacks on their work, instead focusing on issuing more than 2800 subpoenas,rlyse warrant, inter people and three companies with crimes, including six trump associat

it has been a writer on budgets since harry reid -- i'm sorry, henry hyde put it in place back in the 1970's after he was elected. the issue here on this particular topic is our foreign policy and the restriction that is done by the administration and how they spend the funds. they have the right to do that and that is what they have been doing. i go back, john, to the party platforms. this president, i was in las vegas for the third presidential debate with hillary clinton and donald trump, and he aggressively took on the issue of late-term abortion. he spoke about this with a and a persuasive manner that i have not heard a .politician" speak about it it is like he just discovered the atrocity of this, and i knew he was not working off talking points. he was speaking from his heart. i was also in the white house the monday night before the state of the union address and the president brought up this issue of what was happening in virginia and new york and spoke with great passion. this president is not pandering. this president is convicted on this issue. reflective of the party plat

as front man for the velvet underground today reid is known as the godfather of punk rock it was a proud new yorker and his concert of allowed him to honor his city posthumously. it's a nice thing to celebrate like birthday parties that's. only the main guest as we hear except only in spirit so. lou reed probably would have enjoyed this concert he was a musician he was open to experimentation laurie anderson described him as one of the first noise artists who got a little bored with notes. and i do hope lou reed is walking on the wild side where ever he is well that's all for this time on arts and culture a quick reminder that you can always find the show and a lot more info on our website just going to g.w. dot com slash culture and you can also visit us on twitter so thanks for watching and until we meet again from myself and the team here all the best from berlin and . order. to. help africa. the primate capital on the world. uganda is bubonic farce national heart is hidden deep in the jungle good lives ranges ensure the survival of shims i'm told the creature has. a concept for succe

colin kaepernick and eric reid will receive less than 10-million dollars from the n-f-l ...on case.that's according to the wall street journal. they filed collusion grievances against the league, saying they were blacklisted because of protests during the national anthem at games. kaepernick has not played in the league since 2016, while reid missed three games last season before signing with carolina. ( james ) we have new information on a campsite for the homeless in santa cruz. city leaders hoping to re- open a former ásleeping onlyá campsite on river street next month. the moves come after city leaders ordered áthisá camp off highway one to shut down. about 200 homeless people have been living here for months. but after three deaths in the camp, a fire and allegations of rampant drug use -- the city ordered everyone áout.á <"conditions there have deteriorated to the point where there are significant public health and safety concerns. we've known for some time we need to close that for the safety of the people who live there and the safety of the general community.">( jam

have some success, securing a word with director spike lee, and his efforts were appreciated by scott reidr bbc reporter at the oscars, who is remaining cheerful, despite being they need by many of the stars. but others were less than impressed. are shambolic and pointless coverage from the oscars, what a waste of public money, to presumably pay a reporter to stand in the corridor, shouting after so—called celebrities, as they walked on, oblivious to, and having no interest in him whatsoever. come on, bbc, if you must show this tripe, then please do not broadcast it simultaneously on the bbc news channel. there has to be some escape. also in los angeles, was bbc a rts escape. also in los angeles, was bbc arts editor, who summed up how oscars night had gone. there were none of the mistakes that we have seenin none of the mistakes that we have seen in previous years, no envelopes going into the wrong hands, and if there is the odd controversy about there is the odd controversy about the choice, that's great, and that gets people to watch. more people did what this year than last year. it was

victoria derbyshire there talking to wade robinson, the leaving neverland documentary maker dan reid,f you missed those numbers, or you wa nt to you missed those numbers, or you want to read more on the story, do head online, lots of other stories to read and catch up on bbc.co.uk/news now it's time for a look at the weather with stav danaos after a quiet start to this week things are set to turn very u nsettled things are set to turn very unsettled this week, with spells of wind and rain, and even a main storm on sunday. and of rain spreading across the country tonight, it will use down as it reaches eastern parts of the uk, behind it, something a little bit clearer and drier. because there will be quite a bit of cloud cover, it should be another mild night, with a fairly mild start to saturday. into the weekend event, spells of wind and rain, both saturday and on sunday, we have got a main storm which is likely to bring the potential of some disruption to england and wales. on saturday, this first storm will arrive across the northwest corner of the country, as the day wears on. we

so to the end of the story about richard reid, when richard reid left tel aviv he flew to paris.here's how that story worked. he went to the airport at charles de gaulle that day and he got stopped, as i was just described to me by my french counterpart, get everything except that a t-shirt that the terrorist on it. [laughing] and the folded out of line speed be easier if there was a t-shirt. >> attracted the folded out of line and question him entertained him long enough that he missed his flight. ronen is right, he found his hand to answer tel aviv is too difficult. he came back the next day, he got on time and you all know the rest of story, the reason that she didn't detonate because the day he left the airport previously it was raining outside. that you was wet. had that shoe not been what we would have very different scenario no. so again, like isis, al-qaeda, these are organizations that thrive on capacity, to the building but most importantly in tenacity and they will not give up. it will not give up recruiting americans. when these guys finish fighting over there they wi