reid: nobody knew who i was. o'callaghan: i first met harry reid when was teaching high hool in henderso nevada. ristensen: then mike o'callaghan appointed him to the gaming commission... reid: regular meeting of the nevada gaming commission is called to order. christensen: where he played a central role in rooting out the mob from the gambling industry. man: the chairman called me a liar. you can dish it out, but you can't take it, can you, harry? christensen: then, in 1982, with nevada's booming population, the state got a second congressional district. reid: we need to get people who appear in the halls of congress who speak for the consumer. christensen: and harry reid ran for that new open seat and won. and that was the beginning of his long congressional career. reid: i will continue to be coistent... conservation, you know, is not a democratic issue. to be independent... tv announcer: independent like nevada. reid: and to work hard for oustate. this is gridlock in spades. and i'll always do what i think is

reid: thank you, mr. rizzo. rizzo: tnk you. christensen: ...making it acceptable for wall-street investment... [opening bell anging] which led to a massive influx of capital and the transformation of las vegas into the city we know today. [tap shoes clack] women: yee-ha! christensen: family-friendly, resorts for young people... [crowd clamoring] christensen: resorts for retired people. reid: i watched las vegas grow, not realizing at the time that it was growing like it was, but as i look back, it grew very rapidly. [bell dings] i'm from searchlight, and i went to school in henderson, which, at that time, was quite small, so vegas w always big to me, and i probably didn't recognize the growth that was taking place before my eyes. man: we're growing, in the last couple of years, by any measure you want, faster than everybody could have predicted. [power saw whirring] female tv reporter: a new house is built every 20 minutes in clark county for a population in flux--6,000 new residents each month. male tv reporter: las vegas, wit

constitution to mister reid. >> that's just baumister reid's hearing was deed if the reader had been granted thent uldn't change . why shouldn't we unrsnd that this claim of mister reeves which is focusing on the authoritative construction is focusing on the final authoritative construction which we don't know about until t e of the court of appealsprocess? >> first of all, our rule kes account of that in the rare case. toanswer justice alito's question it's rare . in the rare caswhe there's a rehearing and the rehearing leads to a different decision which then imposes an unconstitutional conviction of some kind, that will be the accrual date. very uncommon but lst that will be a defined order rights and obligations of h mister reid and any he litigant like him. >> but that suggestion that changing the accrual date, without the accrual da this but now we think it's that, why isn't the simpler rule just to say we don't knowhathe authoritative construct of the court of appeals is until the court of pes processis concluded the end . >> first of all i think the hypothetical you describe

constitution to mister reid. >> tt'just becausemister reid's hearing was denied. if the reader had been and then it wouldn't change . why shouldn't we understand that this claim ofisr reeves which is focusing on the authoritative construction is focusingn the final authoritative construction which we don't know autntil the end of the court of appealprocess? >> first of all, our ru takes account of that in the rare case. to answer justice alito's question it's rare . in tre case where there's a rehearing and the rehearing leads to a different decision whh en imposes an unconstitutional conviction of som, that will be the accrual date. very uomn but at least that will be a defined order which would have changed the rights and obligations of mister rd d any other litigant like him. >> but that suggti that changing the accrual date, without the accrual date was this but now we think it's that, why isn't the simpler rule just to say we don't know what the authoritative construct of e urt of appeals is until the court of appeals process ccluded, the end . >> first of al

i'm reid cowan. we are getting ready for the next round of rain and wind with the conditions changing within the next hour. tomorrow is the first weather day, and we're getting ready, meteorologist darren peck. >> all the beautiful sky and you can see what is rapidly developing in the pandemic. here we are in the sky, that is the storm already bringing rain to the far northwest coast, some of the light showers even developing over mendocino county and taking it on first alert doppler and bring it forward but the main focus is right there, that is tomorrow morning in the later hours of the morning commute when we're all getting the widespread rain. we'll slow that down, again, and watch it in much greater detail in the complete first alert forecast, but i want you to see the overview and with the impactful size of this is the wind and by tomorrow, as we get through the same time frame in the morning, we have gusts in the 40 miles per hour range causing downed trees, so that is also a concern here. we'

day three in the parking lot, reid first to notice this time. the hallway. and in their black matching car shirts, hugging. the families have been sharing it online and hearing from so many. reid's mom reading a letter from jennifer in arizona. >> this letter says, "this world needs more people like you in it. don't ever change being the beautiful souls you are. >> david: and write here tonight... >> hey, david! >> david: legend, reid, and the moms, the boys with matching shorts, "momma knows best." because it's been so exciting and the boys enjoyed. >> david: to kill families on one powerful friendship. >> i hope this video shows people to love and be kind. >> david: keep matching. we love it. i'll see you tomorrow. good night. and at you for making "world news >> building a better bay area, moving forward, finding solutions, this is abc 7 news. >> the we are finally getting a sense of what was lost. >> thanks for joining us. we are grateful for come conditions after the unprecedented storm we endured yesterday. five people were killed. falling

i england, our health correspondent jim reid is here.— jim reid is here. it has been going up significantly since the beginning of the pandemic. around 7.2 million people in england are waiting for a procedure. that is one in eight people in england waiting for a procedure. we have just had the latest data for the last month. this is up to the end of january. it is showing that, overall, that waiting list is still creeping up. when you look at it there is some progress at reducing there is some progress at reducing the people waiting the longest amount of time. the government has set a target of eliminating people waiting more than 18 months by the end of april. the nhs said it has brought it down from roughly 54,000 last year, now, down to about 32,000, so it is moving in the right direction. there is a big caveat with that. next week we will see some quite significant strikes in england sojunior some quite significant strikes in england so junior doctors are due to walk out for 72 hours between monday and thursday morning. the nhs, warning about the poss

plus our interview this morning with trevor reid.he is the marine veteran who is freed from russian prison last year. he's going to talk about what it must be like the american journalist who has now been arrested. the first few hours when you're wrongfully detained or extremely confusing. you're in a state of shock. i can't believeve this is how you kids talk to your friends. this is talklking. did you have a nicice day? look at the size of these butterfly shrimp. enormous for shrimp. what she's talking. my most important kitchen tool, my unlike some others, areva plus is a multitasker supporting six key indicators of brain health. keep me sharp, areva think bigger brought in ensure max protein with 30 g of protein. those who tried me felt more energy and just two weeks here. i'll take that. max protein with 30 g of protein, one g of sugar and nutrients for immune help. future is here. we've been creating it for more than 100 years. putting the most advanced technology into people's hands, generation after generation. tool after too

so if you hope that it is that reid _ unrest. so if you hope that it is that reid is _ unrest.t is that reid is a cross - unrest. so if you hope that it is that reid is a cross to - is that reid is a cross to suggest that you want the members of the trade unions to vote for it, that is labor's position now, is it?- vote for it, that is labor's position now, is it? no, that is their decision, _ position now, is it? no, that is their decision, i'm - is their decision, i'm certainly not going to recommend to nurses or ambulance workers what they decide — ambulance workers what they decide to do, but i do hope that— decide to do, but i do hope that this _ decide to do, but i do hope that this industrial unrest can come — that this industrial unrest can come to— that this industrial unrest can come to an end and a deal can be come to an end and a deal can he done — come to an end and a deal can be done-— be done. but that means they have two back _ be done. but that means they have two back it. _ be done. but that means they have two back it. it _ be done. but that means they have t

and tonight, i'm joined by amanda calvin robinson and rebecca reid , fearless defender rebecca reid,j. king was viciously hounded out of new zealand over the weekend by trans extremists who said they wanted her be full of blood . wanted her be full of blood. well, after those shocking images of the attack circulated across the world, kelly j. herself joins me live in the studio to explain why she refuse uses to be silenced by the harrowing ordeal. don't miss that important interview very soon. also on the way, as prince harry's international privacy, too, it touches down in london for yet another battle with the british. is the king right to avoid meeting his treacherous son esteemed royal biographer tom power gives his uncompromising in i'm cancelled later this hour. plus a woman claiming to be madeleine mccann appeared yesterday on the hit us show dr. phil wants to know who i am and want to know if i am. mccann . but as the police mccann. but as the police search, the real maddy gets over £300,000 and home office funding, adding to the £30 million outlay already . should million ou

and tonight, i'm joined by amanda calvin robinson and rebecca reid , fearless defender rebecca reid, king was viciously hounded out of new zealand over the weekend by trans extremists who said they wanted her be full of blood . wanted her be full of blood. well, after those shocking images of the attack circulated across the world, kelly j. herself joins me live in the studio to explain why she refuse uses to be silenced by the harrowing ordeal. don't miss that important interview very soon. also on the way, as prince harry's international privacy, too, it touches down in london for yet another battle with the british. is the king right to avoid meeting his treacherous son esteemed royal biographer tom power gives his uncompromising in i'm cancelled later this hour. plus a woman claiming to be madeleine mccann appeared yesterday on the hit us show dr. phil wants to know who i am and want to know if i am. mccann . but as the police mccann. but as the police search, the real maddy gets over £300,000 and home office funding, adding to the £30 million outlay already . should million outl

amanda patel calvin robinson and rebecca reid . plus, nigel farage rebecca reid. plus, nigel farage joins me live to lay bare the grave danger posed by the left reckless borders policy. his unmissable analysis coming up this hour. elsewhere i'm asking if lineker was made a fool of the bbc and the impartiality that it claims to hold so the bbc's former political correspondent john sargeant , correspondent john sargeant, he's furious with match of the day host and he'll explain why when he takes on his former colleague danny shaw and talent manager to the stars jonathan shalit in the clash. shortly then legendary be jim davidson cannot. then legendary be jim davidson cannot . wait for this. he's cannot. wait for this. he's going to speak out on the debacle that could spell the end of the british bashing corporation as we it. don't miss britain's favourite entertainer doing what he does best. very soon. also coming up tonight , soon. also coming up tonight, high tax humped is warned that a rise on corporation tax destroy families as well as businesses. tory grandee j

reid is the appellate but i'm not speaking i'm watching. >> i'm sorry, yes. mr. reid? please approach you have 7 minutes to address the board. thank you. >> first of all i like to thank your staff alex and july than i were fabulous. i'm grateful for how much they helped me. my landlord had confusion over my history as a licensed condition transactor. got my license in july 1978, 44 years ago when i move in the the neglected flat in 2004 i had 26 year's experience as a listened condition transactor. i have a general condition transactor electric and plumbing licenses and i hire journeymachine plumbers to do the work on my first notice in the flat i slept in the formal dining room off the kitchen at the back. mr. o'neil say its is a living room, not true it is a lifely dining room with painted wood paneling which a carpenter like myself loves. it has been my bedroom for all this time. my landlord replaced the window before i move in the without benefit of planning approval or permits. my landlord agreed i would live there clone issue pain and do the stuff i had in wash a

. >> reporter: council member treva reid and all four members of her staff received this letter notifying them that their personal information may have been compromised. reid says small business owners have also received the same notice but don't know the extent of the information shared. >> it certainly is one of those things that you personally feel alarmed, not knowing what information, who has that information. >> reporter: in the letter, stitt offers impacted staff members a membership to identity resolution programs to monitory their accounts for the next 24 months. the group claiming responsibility for the attack is called plague. san jose state professor and cyber security expert says the group is known to -- >> a known actor in that field. the key thing here is that what they're doing is they look at how much it's going to cost you to get the information back from back up, and they give you a number, way less than this. so you can pay them. >> reporter: the city is not providing a time line of how long this could last or any information on whether they plan to pay a ransom for th

now the case report into reid.ncluded the force's institutionally racist , force's institutionally racist, misogynistic and homophobic . misogynistic and homophobic. speaking earlier the london's failed mayor sadiq khan to clean up the met which was described by the report broken. of course i apologise to those londoners who feel let down. i apologise . who feel let down. i apologise. black asian leadership in london as i apologise to londoners. i apologise to those from the lgbt community. they've been let down by, you know, generations of politicians . they've been let politicians. they've been let down by generations of commission as. i want to be that politician that a change and my mayoralty will be one will be before in the police service. it's always about identity politics and term, isn't it? other individuals representing , other individuals representing, the country's hard left are in favour of extreme action , with favour of extreme action, with the guardian's rabble rouser oven. the guardian's rabble ro

now the case report into reid.ncluded the force's institutionally racist , force's institutionally racist, misogynistic and homophobic . misogynistic and homophobic. speaking earlier the london's failed mayor sadiq khan to clean up the met which was described by the report broken. of course i apologise to those londoners who feel let down. i apologise . who feel let down. i apologise. black asian leadership in london as i apologise to londoners. i apologise to those from the lgbt community. they've been let down by, you know, generations of politicians . they've been let politicians. they've been let down by generations of commission as. i want to be that politician that a change and my mayoralty will be one will be before in the police service. it's always about identity politics and term, isn't it? other individuals representing , other individuals representing, the country's hard left are in favour of extreme action , with favour of extreme action, with the guardian's rabble rouser oven. the guardian's rabble ro

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cases. >> paula reid, i know you will stay on top of it. thank you. >>> so new york's governor and attorney general urging walgreens, cvs and rite aid to commit to prescribing abortion medication by mail. walgreens said it would not offer in 21 states where abortion remains legal. that came after gop attorneys general in those states challenged the legality of medication abortions. a letter from the new york governor and attorney general says it part even as access to this medication is under threat elsewhere for political reasons we remind you that new york's law is simple. abortion is legal and protected as a fundamental right under state law and there are no legal barriers to dispensing it in new york pharmacies. new york's governor kathy hochul joins us now. thank you so much. i appreciate you joining us. so, governor, let's just quickly, because it was the last story we did. beverly cleary m do you have a response what is happening with allen brag's office and the former president as kaitlin was discussing with paula reid. >> of course

we begin "the reid out" with breaking news. the newest filing in the $1.6 billion defamation lawsuit from dominion voting systems against fox has just been released. we are still combing through it but the more than 1,000 page filing already provides additional evidence that points to fox's intentional disregard for the truth as it continued to spread donald trump's baseless claims that the 2020 election was stolen. and from the very top we have fox corporation chairman rupert mourdock admitting that fox hosts actually endorsed it skk, quote, was it wrong for fox hosts to endorse these lies? rub per the mourdock replied, quote, if they knew they were lies, yes. if they knew they were lies. and the filing does show that some of those hosts knew they were lies. in one of tucker carlson's private texts an unknown individual asks him, do you think there's real evidence of significant voter fraud? carlson replies, i don't think there's evidence of voter fraud that swung the election. there is info here and there showing fraud, but n

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harry reid. james roy rowland jr. nielsen. james they stand. as stubborn. torres. jolene unseld. don young. bill zellick. jackie will. and her staffers. zachary potts and. emma thompson. ladies and gentlemen, please join in a moment of silence. all our honorees. ladies and gentlemen, please. your seats. we. thank you for the next part of this evening's program. we are deeply grateful to senator byron dorgan. congressman dan kildee and dean swinehart, husband of congresswoman jackie, for offering a reading remarks and a musical performance. thank you very much. i know that every single person sitting in this room has a treasury of memories. of all the names we have just read and those many memories come to us in the most unusual places and unusual times to a smile on our lips, remembering once again, always remembering. i'm going to read to you a piece. farewell, my friends. and it describes the value of that smile. it describes the value of that smile to those us who are here and to those who are gone. it says, all i need is your smile. from rabindranath tagore. farewell, my frie

>>> tonight on the reid out -- >> richard nixon himself disgraced, beach, forced from office in the end, got a pass by comparison to donald trump. reporters hate trump with an all-consuming mania. they hate him so intensely that at times it's been amusing to watch . >> i'm sorry, what talker? >> who hates trump? hypocrisy given that we learned that he hates trump passionately but to this day he is still doing trump's bidding. >>> global protests on this international women's day at a time when women's rights are being taken away and lots of countries including, here in the u.s. we began with the outpouring of praise donald trump has been bestowing on tucker carlson for his revisionist history of the january 6th interaction . calling it a great job by tucker calling for the members of the january 6th committee to be tried for fraud and treason. i know what you all must be thinking, joy, why are you starting your show with this tomfoolery and you are right. yesterday we learned what the guy trump is praising has actually been saying about him behind the scenes thanks to the latest filing

>> david: legend and reid and their moms, the boys with their matching shirts, mama knows best. >> it >> david: tonight, two families on one powerful friendship. >> i hope this video shows people this love be kind. >> david: k lding better bay are. moving forward.g better bay are. finding solutions. this is abc7 news. larry: mudslides, fall in glass, we've seen it all, that powerful level 3 storm that rolled through yesterday left behind a major mass and the cleanup is just getting started. kristen: we have team coverage for you live on the aftermath of the storm from san francisco to the east bay to the peninsula. crews are spread out across the bay area to give us a look at what people are dealing with. larry: first let's start our coverage with spencer christian. was yesterday's storm the strongest we have seen in the month of march? meteorologist: it is the lowest barometric pressure we have seen in the month of march in the bay area. the storm actually had an eye you could see from the radar and satellite that looked like a hurricane eye. what a difference a day makes. look how r

willis reed, the naismith hall of famer in new york knick legend passed away today at 80 years old reid helped lead the knicks to their only 2 nba championships. back in 1970, in 1973. he won the nba's most valuable player award in 1970, as well. his iconic moment in the nba was when he returned from injury during that 1970, season to play in game 7 of the finals against wilt chamberlain and the lakers. he helped lead the knicks to a victory and what is called the willis reed game. so may he rest in peace? i know a whole lot of people loved watching him play a legend in the game of basketball. yeah. all right. thanks, jason. coming up, field closed again because of the stormy weather will have an update on. have an update on. >> when it will be back open. when a truck hit my son, have an update on. >> wi had so many questionsn. about his case. i called the barnes firm. it was the best call i could've made. call the barnes firm now and find out what your case could be worth. ♪ call one eight hundred, eight million ♪ >> the oakland zoo is close once again because of all the wet and windy

on of deep lines founders is linkedin creator reid hoffman speaking of which reid hoffman has announcedwill step back from the open ai board citing greater transparency. his firm is increasing the investing in companies using ai this could cause a conflict of interest. he has been a personal investor through his charities since the 2015 and is this one gwyneth paltrow raising $75 million for the debut fund without citing where it got the information. the firm is looking to invest in early-stage consumer goods and technology companies. very on brent. -- very on brand. caroline: mergers coming from beauty, and focusing on the beauty side of investment but that previous times through women's network sino how focused she is on ensuring women, diverse leadership and people get a seat at the table and able to infest -- invest in fast-growing companies gwyneth paltrow in business lady. ed: she moved on from acting to be an entrepreneur. the idea is i've got some in to play with to support entrepreneurs. i'm finding like i did people, speaking of venture capitalists this is really interesting t

thank you for rebecca reid.in the green room eating sweets and biscuits. what they do out there, by the way, i don't the secrets of what place is right in england. bring one in next to no access . this have in next to no access. this have been spiralling over past year with more than 30,000 people dying before their with nobody able to. why. however in a revelation around , 23,000 of revelation around, 23,000 of them have now been linked to long waits in hospital departments . the royal college departments. the royal college of emerging medicine tracked of more than 12 hours in an age across england . the time across england. the time patients arrived to when they were given a bed . the grim study were given a bed. the grim study found 1.6 million patients waited more 12 hours last year, up from 1 million the year before, with an estimated 23,000 people dying as a result of the a&e nightmare . staggeringly, the a&e nightmare. staggeringly, the also claimed the number of patients that came to harm from a&e delays

so, look , patel, scott reid., look, patel, scott benson, he's been attacked by the lineker mob today. benson, he's been attacked by the lineker mob today . you know, the lineker mob today. you know, the lineker mob today. you know, the attacks on him have been huge really , vicious, very huge really, vicious, very vicious . but yet again to me, it vicious. but yet again to me, it shows how the msm, how the establishment, how the political is completely out of touch with the people who he is representing in blackpool south because they feel like the country is nearly full. i think it's that the unintended consequence is gary lineker thought you know st gary he goes on and you know he's putting his very very left wing agenda that anyone who opposes a kind of cap on migration is a horrible right wing . that's basically his wing. that's basically his message. yeah he had seven uninterrupted days of front page coverage every single bulletin he was leading and he felt utterly triumphant . and now all utterly triumphant

and reid promised we'll do this and then we backed off and ted firemen from all over the country and said come to washington and he spent his friday all day escorting firemen their full regalia all over the senate to introduce them. and that's why this was a friday that's he was so late you know returning and he was fuming because couldn't understand why a democrat you know was not in support of. he was. he was a champion lost causes as well that was a really poignant. yeah for that and i believe that was the friday he went home exactly what i was going to tell the rest of them was stricken by the brain tumor. yeah, yeah, yeah. he was picked up the next day. yeah. and he, he telling me we have to get, we have to get up early, we're going to chappaquiddick. and he, he went and was stricken and taken into the i guess he went right to the emergency room. yeah. and about week later i think the announcement had been made that. he's going to be okay. and i had lunch with jean again because were helping me with my book and i said to jean and happy, you know, and she said, no. she said no. s

paula reid, thank you very much . let's go now to florida, where donald trump is blasting the indictment and calling it political persecution and a witch hunt. leyla santiago live in west palm beach near trump's mar-a-lago resort. leila what are you seeing? and how is trump responding to this indictment? well listen in terms of what we are seeing. we are seeing some protesters out in your a nearby bridge, where they often gather when the former president has these big moments that make headlines. i gotta say, though, comparatively speaking, we are not seeing the type of crowd and protesters that we saw that i saw when i was here in august, when those search warrants were executed. those search warrants part of a different investigation, but in terms of what we know that is happening inside those walls of mar-a-lago , we understand that the trump team was caught off guard when these indictments came down yesterday that the former president was prepping political attacks against governor ron desantis when they certainly

trevor reid says there's no doubt in his mind that evan is being held as a hostage.you can see more of my injury, whichever read in the next hour. historic moment. donald trump has been indicted. he is slated to appear in court next week. we have now entered unprecedented territory. his allies erupted in fury, the white house so quiet what will happen next? we have our cnn legal experts standing by lawyers for both trump and michael cohen will join us their reaction to the indictment. so stay close. vegas hotel. what you're thinking it's cool. i don't w want anything too serios , either. just a fun, spontaneous thing. i'm looking for someone who will let loose dress up a little. a show order the steak and the lobster. some people say i'm excessive, but who cares? i'm just looking for a saturday to remember. sunday up. wealth changing question. is your advisor givinyou incomplete advice. besides investing, there's also taxes, insurance, esta planning and otr elements that can be stressful to organize creative planning. we provide all the expertise all the advice you n

his legal team filed a motion arguing reid should be dismissed due to her recent election to the newn's charges after admitting she applied the law incorrectly. >> ashley: officials from ohio are suing norfolk southern over the toxic train derailment in east palestine. the accident is called entirely avoidable, vowing to hold the company accountable. >> this derailment was entirely avoidable, this is designed to make sure norfolk southern keep their word to people of east palestine and ohio. we're going to pursue discussions and also going to make sure the court process goes through and the obligations are ultimately, whether by judgment or agreement are enforcible. >> ashley: the lawsuit demands the company pay for full clean-up and for damages the town will see in the years to come. residents were forced to evacuate for days after a toxic chemical was released. >> todd: russia bashing the u.s. is the world stage warning washington to stop hostile flights after moscow fighter jet brings down a u.s. drone over the black sea. >> ashley: lucas tomlinson is live, lucas. >> lucas: the u.

paris canal paula reid. thank you both. we'll ever since donald trump posted on social media about what he insisted was a pending indictment. his lawyer has been all over television and those many appearances, joe tacopina argued several points consistently in defense of his client. well we've got a former a couple of former federal prosecutors here to take you through those claims. point by point. laura coates and alejo nick, i'll let you to take it away. thanks pam. well, laura, there's a lot we don't know. but you can bet on this. if this case gets indicted, they're gonna go after michael cohen with a passion. let's take a look. it was legal fees. i was invoiced by my michael cohen, who arranged this on his own with his own money initially took out a loan literally resolve this without the president, knowing so obviously he's trying to say look, it's just going to worry about. it's only him. he was kind of a lone wolf in this. he is no longer affiliated anyway with donald trump. but remember, this is a tactic that is try

patrick reid is co—founder of the adamis principle which is a markets trading consultancy based herelondon i'v e i've got to start by asking, confidence is key this banking, so why are we still seeing this sell off? it why are we still seeing this sell off? . , , ., . ., . off? it really is a confidence issue. now, _ off? it really is a confidence issue. now, credit - off? it really is a confidence issue. now, credit suisse . off? it really is a confidence l issue. now, credit suisse and deutsche bank have had their problems and you can see that specifically in deutsche bank from 2016 and 2018. you can see that in a reflection of derivatives market. at the moment it was a spike late on thursday to 173, that caused the huge sell—off and the price is never wrong, the price is always right. it is a lack of confidence for risk—takers they would rather sell now and ask questions later, because some of the bigger bigger banks have have had challenges, those that were first and next ones under scrutiny. as confidence dips, people are asking how different this is is to the 2008 crisis. the d

senator reid sued the new yorkoa times becaust? shoule you can'ta people's social security numbers on a website. >> but a federal judge has nowr ruled against terror.ag and said that she has to read and said that she has to pay the legal fees of york ti the new york times. >> so they're still trying to crush her and we think it's wrong. she joins us now. much fo >> thanks so much for coming on . didymus state. it seems any of l that?ik and i mean, it seems like you came out and accused the sitting w president of a crime.e great leng and we've spoken at great length about this on the air. an ak is anyny question at thead happened. you said so at the time and nowl are trying to hurt you for saying that. >> that's what it looks like to me. yes. this is just one of the manythey things that they've done, you t know, to tryo try to silence m. but, yeah, the lawsuit thatay te i filed was becausey di on the first story that they did, the new york timesd,i they used me as a basically a whipping post, all of ttwenty 20 to try to silence and

and the legal affairs correspondent paula reid is here with the latest, and lot going on with robert costello testifying, and we have details surrounding this testimony, paula. >> what is interesting here is that even though prosecutors are running the grand jury, this is witness that was requested by the trump team, and they have asked robert costello who is an attorney, and well known in trump world and he has represented other trump allies like rudy giuliani and steve bannon and at one time he represented michael cohen, and so he wants to go to testify to undermine cohen's credibility, and that is essential because he is an essential witness in the testimony and credibility of michael cohen, and at the same time, michael cohen is going to be there with his attorney, because he does not like anybody to call into question his credibility. >> and so what does this mean? >> well, trump did not decide to go before the grand jury which is probably wise ly said for hi by his attorneys. but in terms of optics it is not great for the team, but over the weekend he said that he would be indi

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