this is the smallest amount of money in rick yorks that has had in our lifetime pension isn't enough to live on social security covers a rent after other fixed costs like electricity and medicine she's left with 5 euros 60 per day to pay for food cleaning products repairs and everything else. the plaza these priceless please press a side issue and i can't say to myself today i'm going to buy this or about this no i really have to look out for bargains is this comes to just one vandals of the flat when did you last kershaw ping apart from food for clothes for example not at all of the last time shopping probably 2530 years ago. she swaps or clothing and saves up all year to buy presents for her grandchildren. although it's quite a challenge right now you want just well you get used to it which i think over the years i've gotten pretty good at saving and finding the best deals it was attention off your. raise 2 children and was a housewife after that she worked at an archive it was only then that she started paying into the pension system. and sponsorship and i worked for 22 or 23 year

trump tower to promote the green new deal for new york city saying donald trump is running scared from the green new deal with other tweets on the subject, ricknew york city cannot stand diblasio. i don't understand how he is still in office. heather: that moved into trump tower yesterday. >> it was raining outside. in the last episode last night. after the coffee controversy, people say they found a mistake because of this photo of jamie landis stir, and there you go. it is a real human hand. hbo responded that that was a promotional photo that made the show. twitter up in arms over this. surprise she was holding a coffee and waited two years. i think it is fabulous. heather: don't know how you can see any mistakes, explosions and killings. we will see. >> maybe not. maybe that is the surprise. there will be more. heather: i would love that. so this guy is going to need -- a whale watch her in the exact right place at the exact right time to capture this amazing moment. nature is amazing. a humpback whale leaping out of the ocean in monterey bay narrowly missing that fishing boat. what would you do? >> get a life raft. heather: i need a vide

rick leventhal's lab at the federal prison in otis phil new york. rick? >> paris, he didn't answering questions outside of the and didn't stop to talk to us when he got here at 11:30 this morning, making excellent time on the 80-mile drive from his park avenue apartment to his more modest digs here where he will spend at least the next 30 and a half months in this minimum security facility. he will be issued a standard bedroll at some point today, and where prison-issued clothing. he will have a job assigned. we'll have to submit to do that counts between his 6:00 a.m. wake-up call at 11:30 p.m. lights out. he was sentenced late last year to three years in the federal pen after pleading guilty to tax evasion, campaign finance violations, and lying to congress by the judge allowed them to delay the start of a sentence to recuperate from surgery and get his affairs in order. we spoke with the present consultant who said that cohen would be wise to keep a low profile. >> if he truly wants have a productive experience and not have three years feel like 30, he

leventhal is in new york with more. hi, rick neil, this is the first day of the next three years of michael cohen's life and likely be a lot different than what he's been used to. although ottisville is known as one of the finest prison camps in the u.s. cohen has likely been promised and will be in the minimum security wing where he can make use of a gym, library and shop for snacks. he will have to work a job between his three square meals and a daily head count with the lights on at 6:00 a.m. and the lights off at 11:30. cohen pled guilty to tax evasion, campaign finance violations and lying to congress and won't be eligible for parole until late 2021. a prison consultant told us that cohen would be wise to stay humble and keep a low profile here, to do more listening and less talking if he wants to stay out of trouble. we'll find out if that happens, neil. >> neil: three years. okay. thanks, rick. rick leventhal. remember when president trump was all for the mueller report to be released? things have changed. >> let it come

joining us now is rick reilly "new york times" best selling author of "commander in cheat, how golf explainsick, thank you very much for joining us tonight. really appreciate you being here. i just wanted to give the audience a quick taste of the kind of cheating donald trump engages in when he's out there on the golf course. >> okay. it's incredible. he kicks the ball so much the caddies call him pele. he'll kick your ball in the bunker. he's been known to fake a bunker shot as though he was actually hitting the ball but the ball was in his right hand. then he reaches in the hole and pretends he holed it. if he's been on your team he'll kick your ball into better position and a lot of guys are like what are you doing? and they put it back. some guys when they're on his team and he cheats the whole way around win and they go out to the parking lot and give the money back. i mean, lawrence, i can't tell you how strange this is in the world of golf. it would be like if you walked into the sistine chapel, sat your lazy boy down, and did your laundry. we don't do this in golf. there is no reason

this all happening before the pga championship starts in new york. rickm miami. >> tiger woods may be back on top of his golf game, but off the course he is facing more legal trouble. named in a wrongful death lawsuit filed by the family. a former college football player killed last december after wrecking his corvette on the way home from work at his restauran restaurant. he had a reported blood alcohol level of .256, more than three times the limit. it alleges he had his girlfriend, the general manager both knew he was an alcoholic, but he specifically recruited him to be a bartender in the suit claims staff regular over served him during and after his shifts. >> they served them drinks for three hours fueling his addiction. they didn't call him a cab, they didn't offer to get him a ride home. they let him leave. >> when he needed them they kind of just looked the other way. >> last week the couple was at the white house where he received the presidential medal of freedom. as a news conference he was asked about the suit but didn't specifically address

as rick points out, what is popular in new york is often not popular nationally. it's hard to see how someone who is unpopular in his home city of new york is going to be popular nationally. most of the rest of the country runs against the city of new york. >> to prove that he is, in fact, a florida man, rick wilson told 500,000 twitter followers tonight that he may or may not wear pants during this broadcast. not knowing the answer, thank you for remaining seated. but a question to you as a florida man, rick. how do you feel basically as a florida voter knowing that two of your local voting systems were hacked by the russians in 2016 and if the fbi had it to decide, you would not be told which two? >> you know, look, i view this as something slightly short of an act of war against our country. and if this iterates out beyond florida and beyond small counties like washington, we have to really start looking at whether or not, you know, we need to take extreme and extraordinary steps to secure our voting system and move to paper ballots immediately and swiftly. i h

rick leventhal reporting live in ottisville, new york, about two hours northwest of the big city. hi, shep. this could be an overwhelming and traumatic day for michael cohen. an innovative check-in process and a different way of life for a man that is a customed to more luxurious surroundings. he will get a job including cutting grass or cleaning facilities. he will have to stand for daily head counts and follow a strict schedule buts will some perks known as one of the best federal prison camps in the country including bocce ball and tennis courts. he will have famous company, michael sorrentino who is here from jersey shore for tax evasion. and billy mcfarland, he disappointed thousands with his failed music festival. he will likely not get out until at least late 2021. >> shepard: doesn't sound like he's through talking though. >> he said earlier that he's looking forward to the day that he can tell the truth. that could include a book that he's working on. we heard from his attorney, lanny davis, who has been working with cohen who criticized cohen's selective prosecution. he

rick, thanks for that. good to see you. maybe we'll see you in new york later this week, rick. >> absolutely. i'll be there. >> maybe we'll get you on "rapid fire." >>> four trading days left in may, thankfully. the dow has fallen for five straight weeks now that's its longest losing streak since 2011 the s&p, the nasdaq, russell 2000 all coming off their third straight week of losses. we're on pace to close lower for may for the first time since 2012 let's bring in andreas garcia my main question is, are yields so low because of concerns outside of our borders, and, if so, are they a steal right now if you are buying a house, if you are pricing for a car loan or something like that, is this a gift >> i think there's two drivers one is the international pressures when it comes to global growth not being what it was before and the other one is just trade tensions we've touched on this before a couple weeks back, yields started to fall. yet the equity market continued to rally one has to give. it seems like bonds are telling the story a little stronger. now equities are starting to follow rathe

. >> tooiyler, thanks bob pisani is tracking the money flow on the floor of the new york stock exchange. rick santelli in the bond picks in chicago brian with more on the big drop and steve liesman on the fed fallout. three things that chair powell said were improving are getting a lot worse now. bob, let's start with you. >> the important thing, kelly, take a look at the s&p 500 the bulls keep telling me to calm down, we're only 5% from historic highs what's to worry? that's true but reality is setting in there is no trade talk scheduled here and may not be for a while. we don't know what's going on. it's not generally very good and the most widely passed around note on the street today from nomu nomura they said we think domestic pressures and constraints will drive both sides to escalation 55%. a fourth of tariffs, $300 billion. 25% will happen later, after the t-20 summit meeting and we've talked about the damage, already done, look at this for the month here intel. and everything is down double digits in the trade-related names and everybody keeps messaging me saying, all the names up, p

bob pisani is at the new york stock exchange and rick santelli at the cme, keeping an eye on all the you see >> well, hao here's what's important -- people need to understand that there's a very, very broad problem here. we tend to say, trade issues, let's put up semiconductors and they're down because they have a lot of revenue exposure to china, or some retailers import a lot of stuff from china. therefore, they're going to be affected but this is much broader than it put up some of the consumer staples names today like conagra or colgate, those kinds of companies that are out there, or kraft heinz. put up some of the other ones, the consumer names they don't have any appreciable revenue exposure to china at all, but they're all down right in line with the stock market, 1.5% to 2% and the reason that's happening is if this china trade war goes on for months and you have more tariffs, whole global growth scenario has to come down -- earnings have to come down, the multiple has to come down, all of the assumptions around future earnings for all of these guys, look, they don't have ex

rick: where are you located? >> new york. rick: i do not want to hear love.ng. put it into your heart and soul in every bite we have here. today we have a wide range of recipes from brisket, octopus. ribs, smoked mac and cheese, apple pie and baked beans. rick: this is the first time i have seen octopus on the show. i haven't seen it anywhere. >> breaking barriers all the time. rick rickenbacker i got to try the mac and cheese first. all right, i got the octopus. griff, what are you doing? griff: i'm over here eating barbecue it's so good. this north carolina barbecue this whole pig is unbelievable. before i take a bite, i will read this tease. hold on the feud between president trump and speaker pelosi heating up and the media is weighing in. >> once again the world is learning how easy it is to get under the skin of the most powerful man on earth. >> nancy pelosi clearly got under the president's skin. griff: joe concha breaks down the war of words. meanwhile me and bill easton from north carolina are going to eat some pig ♪ you call my name ♪ and i ran out

rick santelli in new york city today. let's get to laguardia this morning.beau has the ceo of you nighted oscar munoz. good morning, phil >> good morning. and we are here in the new terminal, terminal b, at laguardia. we'll talk about that in a bit oscar munoz, ceo of united before we talk about the changes here, have to ask you about the 737 max. dennis muilenburg talking last night and this morning talking about bringing the makts bax bak when do you think we will see it flying again >> i think the expectation is that we will do it in a safe manner, that all of the external folks, regulators, investigators agree that it is the right time to bring it back and i think that is really the focus what i heard from dennis, that safety is first. >> august, maybe even as early as july or should we even push it back to september from an operational perspective, we're prepared to do it at any point. the critical point is when we have any of those conversations is that this aircraft returns to flight safely and that the public agrees as well. >> and i hate to a date o

. >> "the new york times" cites prosecutors as saying rick singer tried to get her recruited to the stanfordng a bogus list of sailing accomplishments and made a half million dollar donation after she was admitted. the family has not been charged, but a source says investigators are looking into what, if anything is gained. they released a statement saying they had no knowledge of the payment and did not receive any money. here to dig into this, a cil rights attorney and law professor and criminal defense attorney. good to see you both. >> hi, fredricka. >> the list is long. we have 50 people charged in this scheme. avery, what makes this family situation any different from the other parents facing serious charges? >> i don't think it makes any difference. i think federal prosecutors probably made them targets, they are working with the chinese families. this family, they had, you know, enormous contribution. there's another chinese family that did similarly. what's going on right now? the u.s. attorney is looking into the scheme involved with companies that are promising chinese students, g

"learning war" was reviewed in "the new york times" review of books by tom ricks. the real hero of hone's book is not an individual but a large complex organization, the american navy, that grew from second-rate status to become the world's premier maritime force. here to tell us that story and parse the lessons learned, trent hone. [applause] trent: thank you for that excellent introduction and thank you, jeremy, and all of our host and all of you for being here today. i am pleased to give you some of the insights from the book, placeing war," and help guadalcanal in context. i want to place it in context in terms of what happens next, where does the navy go based on lessons it gathers from the fighting? how does that relate to the rest of the pacific war as the fighting continues through 1943 and up through august 1945? that is what i will be trying to do here. i have titled this adaptation and evolution. one of the things i think is important is to recognize the fact that the navy does a good job at gathering lessons. there are a number of challenges that are fa

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good evening i'm rick leventhal in for jon scott this is the "fox report." ♪ >> a "new york times" reportsent undercover investigate to meet during the 2016 presidential campaign. just yesterday the president spoke by phone with russian president vladimir putin for more than an hour discussing wide range of topic including mol or report potential interference in 2020 race. >> the president has made clear to everybody -- every person that is not a

between loughlin, her husband and this man, rick singer, the alleged mastermind of the scheme who has since become a cooperating witness. eva pilgrim, abc news, new yorkyou hear that crying in philadelphia? >> you have your ear to the streets. >> nba fans including the 76ers fans are taking deep breaths after two game sevens on mother's day. >> toronto literally bounced philadelphia from the playoffs. leonard's buzzer-beater touched the rim four times before dropping in. raptors win, 92-90 to reach the east finals for the second time. >> so sad for the sixers. >>> and denver led portland out of a 17-point hole. he had 37 points in the 110-96 win over the nuggets. they're in the west finals for the first time in 19 years. >>> in track and field, texas' a&m's tucker uses the super man dive to beat out his teammate to win the hurdles. incred he won. that's all that matters there. houston high school senior matthew bolling set a new national record doing it in 10.13 seconds. >> incredible. >> i'm just trying to look up to see what the most philly fanatics sports fan we have here. >> karen travers. >> i was trying to see what she was tweeting about this. s

we have jeff in chicago with the big traffic headaches and rick reichmuth on big storms that could be on the way. jacqui in new york

"the new york times" reports that the family in china pharmaceutical billionaires paid rick singer a $6.5 million, $6.5 million, you heard that right to get their daughter into stanford in 2017. now, by way of comparison, most of the other in operation varsity blues paid less than, oh, just $250,000. now in this case, prosecutors say singer tried to get their daughter recruited to the stanford sailing time providing a fake list of sailing establ h accomplishments and making a $500,000 donation to the sailing program. the family told multiple american media outlets, they were victims and claim they were duped and believed their daughter's admission and donation were both legitimate. quote, this generous act was not only done for the granddaughter of t -- good of the school and students but love and support by a caring mother. no one in the family has been charged but their daughter was sent packing. joining me now, "new york times" reporter kate taylor. jeff is author of the book i want to start with this deep dive you did. the obvious question people have is who pays $6.5 million to

good evening i'm rick leventhal in for jon scott this is the "fox report." ♪ >> a "new york times" reportay fbi sent undercover investigate to meet during the 2016 presidential campaign. just yesterday the president spoke by phone with russian president vladimir putin for more than an hour discussing wide range of topic including mol or report potential interference in 2020 race. >> the president has made clear to everybody -- every person that is not an american voter has no business in our elections we've said it a lot and we're actually doing things to prevent everybody from meddling in our election. something that other administration failed to do. live at the white house with more on this good evening. >> a rare compliment from president trump, as it revealing in a report this week a that fbi sent undercover informant to london to meet with trump campaign aid to discover figure out if there was coordination between campaign and the russian government. this there several republican pushing an a investigation into the decisions to investigate the trump campaign during the 2016 election

we have jeff in chicago with the big traffic headaches and rick reichmuth on big storms that could be on the way. jacqui in new york city is on how this big travel day and weekend is shaping up. >> good afternoon, neil. aaa is the authority on this. they're saying nearly 43 million people as you said, are going to travel in some way for the long holiday weekend. the big question is how are they going to do it? 37.6 million of them are going to hit the roads. that is up about 3.5% from last year. aaa says watch out what time you'll travel. because peak times will be difficult. try to go off peak if you can. 3.25 million people will hit the skies. that's up 5% from last year. bus, trains, ships, almost two million passengers up 4%. i'm guess ago few of these folks will attend a barbecue, maybe host a barbecue. if they are, they'll have to brace for rising food prices. let's go through that. hamburgers are up 1%. if you're serving hot dog, less than 5% of an increase than last year. the buns, you'll get a break there. .3 increase. chicken prices are down. if you're planning to use lettuce, look for a whopping 34% incr

rick marsh is a michigan voter. he's on the front page of the new york times today in a major piece -- i'm sorry an ohio voter. he -- >> lordstown. >> in the gm plant which just closed down. three generations of his family working in that ohio plant. he has one issue he's saying to the new york times going into this election, and that is he wants someone who can save that gm plant and get it reopened. he said, this is his quote today. i really don't care if it's a democrat, republican, male, female, black, white, i don't care. you are three of those things. >> indeed. >> so rick marsh is listening. >> yeah. so mr. marsh, first of all, i want to thank you for having the courage to tell your story, and to share with us your family and the circumstances including your daughter and all that she needs and that you have fought for for her. listen, he's right. he is right. and the reality is that under the current administration we have a president who has been playing games with workers. on the issue of trade we have a president of the united states who has been playing games. he made promises to workers in america.

rick marsh is a michigan voter. he's on the front page of the new york times today in a major piece -- i'm sorry an ohio voter. >> int which just closed down. three generations of his family working in that ohio plant. he has one issue he's saying to the new york times going into this election, and that is he wants someone who can save that gm plant and get it reopened. he said, this is his quote today. i really don't care if it's a democrat, republican, male, female, black, white, i don't care. you are three of those things. >> indeed. >> so rick marsh is listening. >> yeah. so, mr. marsh, first of all, i want to thank you for having the courage to tell your story, and to share with us your family and the circumstances including your daughter and all that she needs and that you have fought for for her. listen, he's right. he is right. and the reality is that under the current administration we have a president who has been playing games with workers. on the issue of trade we have a president of the united states who has been playing games. he made promises to workers in america. those promises he did not keep, and

so far, prosecutors alleged rick singer made up achievements and then later made a $500,000 donation to the sailing program. live in new york. abc7 news. ama? >> what is stanford's response if any at all, to this haste information? they said they did not receive the 6.5 million, number one. and number two, they claim they were not even aware of the report payment. as for the student, they say because of privacy laws, they cannot confirm any names but they did say a student who had falsified information in the student's application was expelled. >> and to learn more, go to abc7 news.com. >> a new mom and dad are looking for help after have the their baby was dropped in the delivery room. first, the baby is okay. dad was in the delivery room. moments after mom gave birth to twins, a hospital employee dropped 3 pound, 4 ounces baby morgan. >> it made me so mad. i had to stop recording. she was treated as a sack of potatoes. >> an ultra sound a week later reported she had a small internal bleed. it is unclear if it is related to the fall or simply being related to being pre mature. mom and dad said she's doing well. >>> the mot

. >> rick, thank you for the stock reaction let's get to bob pisani at the new york stock exchange. not much movement in the financials >> a little bit. fairly typical reaction here, actually the s&p will move five to ten points immediately after the fed announcement then often reverses. we're getting that close to that 29.46 we were going into the immediatin meeting. a slight reversal. banks lower as the rates were higher i can tell you down here the fed might say it's symmetrical that they could hike or cut, but down here they're all into the cut territory. and most of the people down here believe a price cut of some kind, a rate cut, excuse me, is the next move. i see 65% odds the feds will cut rates in fed futures at some point in 2019. i think that's baked into the stock market somewhere along the line the big question today and i'm sure steve will try to get mr. powell to talk about this, whether there's any probability of a rate cut coming particularly when they acknowledge that they have below target inflation by the way, guys, the s&p has been down eight of the nine session

. >> rick, you crack me up all of the time. >> are you aware they have a new york's funniest reporter standup and reporterses g reporters do . if you go to it, it's really funny. janice deen won it one year. >> very good. >> all of my weather time is gone. here's your temps. not that bad. if you're across the eastern seaboard a lot of times i try to make it seem better that it's not a washout. today is a washout. spotty showers across parts of florida. that will be okay. but look at the carolinas, mid atlantic and the northeast is going to take a long time for this to get out of here, inch, hinch and a half oinch and a hat people. it's not going anywhere. this week we've had a lot of flooding across the central part of the country, the mississippi river cresting at the highest ever peak, which is saying something. we'll take a look at what happened this week. a lot more rain across the central part of the country, severe weather. but i'm concerned about the flooding continuing across the center of the country. temperature wise, good for everybody expect for us here in new york. >> bri

rick. the nati's water infrastructure stem gets a grade of d by the american society of civil engineers which blames failures in investment, leadership and planning. >> what's required is really good planning and new yorks tackled the problem of aging nd much of the system is at least a century old nnd it's spending $20 billion over 20 years o projects to repair, maintain and improve the water and waste water infrastructure. theaw de aqueduct brings the cats mllntains to the city. >> we have a leak so we're going through fixing thatight now. it provides a capacity of 900 million gallons a day and the projectt altogether will c $1.5 million to get this fix done. >> new york city has the money to pay for these kinf repairs because it's operated by an independent water agency, but sets the rates customers pay and onfinance authority on the capital mono pep it's 13% lower than the national average in part because there's almost no cost associated with pumping and filtration? it's definitely a world leader in protection. >> new york is not alone if trying to stay ahead of the infrastructure curve. american water is the nation's largest publicly traded water company operating in 46 states. it's spending $8 b

rick gates, as explained in the mueller report. both on the trump tower moscow project and trump tower meeting in new york. the trump tower moscow issue is he told the committee he was peripherally aware -- i will read it exactly. question, did you have any involvement in this potential deal in n moscow? like i said, i was per riffably aware of it but most of my knowledge has been gained since hearding abo hearing about it the last couple of weeks. and he said he briefed his father ten times. this wasn't enough for robert mueller to charge him with perjury but something senators want to ask him about. secondly, there's also a contradiction about who he informed about the trump tower moscow meeting, the offer of dirt from the russians. he said he didn't really tell jared kushner or paul manafort what the meeting was about and didn't tell his father at all. michael cohen swore under oath he represented donald trump jr. telling his father about that meeting. big contradiction there. senators want to explore this. if donald trump doesn't respond to the subpoena, he may well be held in contempt of congress. >>

good evening i'm rick leventhal in for jon scott this is the "fox report." ♪ >> a "new york times" report yesterday the president spoke by phone with russian president vladimir putin for more than an hour discussing wide range of topic including mol or report potential interference in 2020 race. >> the president has made clear to everybody --

rick, all good? oh yeah, we're good. we're good. termites never stop trying to get in, we never stop working to keep them out. terminix. defenders of home. lou: new yorkernor andrew cuomo supporting legislation that would ban i.c.e. agents from patrolling or even entering state courthouses without a warrant. a new york democrat says that would help only criminals and hurt communities. >> new york's already thrown them out of, i.c.e. out of the jails. so, i mean, they should be in the jails, actually, looking up the people that are, obviously, committing these crimes. do we want to import criminals in the united states? lou: well, in new york, apparently. joining us to discuss this and much more, senior policy analyst at the inch dependent women's forum -- independent women's forum. great to have you. christopher bedford, christopher, good to see you. >> good evening. lou: let's start with what is cuomo doing? what are the democrats in this country doing at the state level? they are anti-citizen, they are pro-illegal immigrant. it's stunning stuff to watch whether it's new york, california, illinois, wherever with it may be. >> sanctuary cities to some

michael cohen, rick gates, roger stone, individuals associated with the trump campaign or individuals involved in matters before the u.s. attorney's office for the southern district of new york. speaking of sdny, point 31, don mcgahn is also told to hand over information he's got reflecting any white house communications or discussions or documents about investigations at sdny. hmm. and specifically, the recusal of u.s. attorney jeff berman from sdny, from sdny investigations. and look at this last part. this is quite provocative. he's told to hand over any documents or communications he's got about the reassignment or potential reassignment of sdny employees from sdny investigations. oh. the white house trying to move specific prosecutors out of specific cases at sdny? and don mcgahn is supposed to know about it? so, again, there are three dozen discreet categories of information that don mcgahn is supposed to produce documents about, everything from sanctions on russia to paul manafort's cooperation with mueller's prosecutors in the prosecution -- that plea deal that blew up when he started lying to them, the handling of mike flynn, including the warnings they got from the

2016 the uae national security adviser us introduced dimitriive to rick gearsen a a friend of jared kushner who runs a hedge fund in new york. gearsen stated he had no formal role in the transition and no involvement not trump campaign other than z occasional casual discussion discussions about the campaign with kushner. after the election gearsen assisted the transition by arranging meetings for transition official was former uk minister tony blare and uae delegation led by crown prince mohamed. when dimitriive and gearsen met they principlely discussed potential joint ventures between gearsen's hedge fund and rdif. dimitriive was interested fl improved economic cooperation between the united states and russia and asked gearsen who he should meet with in the incoming administration who would be helpful toward that goal. gearsen plied he would try to figure out 9 best way to arrange appropriate introductions but noted that confidentiality would be required because of the sensitivity of holding such a meeting before the new administration took power and before cabinet nominations had been confirmed by the senate. gearsen sai

york times." blow writes this, trump may will lawless and unaccountable by an overall political paralysis. i'm joined by nick confessore and ricktengel. richard, i'm going to start with you on this one. why is donald trump so enamored with global autocrats? >> it seems like he is starting a kind of autocrats club of which he is the president. he is both the cause and a symptom of this turn to right into nationalism. and in fact steve bannon, of all people said that viktor orban was trump before trump. remember, viktor orban, who president obama wouldn't meet with said when there was the immigration crisis, and immigrants from syria, muslims were crossing hungary, he said i'm going to put up wall. he put up the barbed fence. he said europe must remain christian. our country remain christian. he has said publicly he wants to be an ill liberal democracy, which is a euphemism for a dictatorship. >> npr headline. in hungary, where most media back the government. orban's government and its allies have systematically taken control of roughly 90% of the media outlets here. the network of outlets churning out narratives praising orban f

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sara eisen with david faber at post nine from the new york stock exchange carl quintanilla has the morning off. take a look at the markets as rickew lows here on stocks. s&p down another 1.2%. the nasdaq 1.5%. and dow down 321 points, 1.25% the s&p has been down every day this week. and now down more than 3.5% so far for the week >> one reason, of course, is, well, a quote like this, as we get started with our road map, they broke the deal. that's the president, the major averages taking on the chin as he blasted china can a deal get done before the first batch of tariffs goes into effect, 12:01 a.m. >> uber on the way, expected to price tonight. we have the details. >> chevron bows out with the battle with occidental. >> stocks tumbling, equities fa falling. trade tensions are escalating between the u.s. and china as the chinese delegation is slated to arrive in washington today for the latest round of talks. with us is david rosenberg, and christian mahami does it matter to the markets whether we get a deal this week? >> well, i think for the here and now it certainly does matter we can always have a situation where the talks

joining me to discuss this is former new york congressman joe crawley, arena shaw, leader of the women's public leadership network and rick, msnbc political analyst. thank you for joining me today. those comments you just heard, they come a day after stacey abrams said this -- >> i am looking at several opportunities and that means i'm going to look at the 2020 presidential election. i know we have -- stop, i didn't announce anything. >> she said she intends to be president one day. what is your take on all of that? do you think it will happen in 2020 as far as an attempt at it? >> i think we have to wait and see, it's a crowded field to begin with. but i think stacey abrams is a we viwise person, a person with great political instincts and we certainly have not heard the last of stacey abrams. >> can the democratic field afford to get any bigger at this point? would it just be helping trump in his ambition if it does grow? >> i love a woman with ambition and i think it's great she's playing coy about it but in this circumstance, it's not good for the democrats. will she or won't she is not helping anyone and the crowded

rick scott÷$ for being with us today. >> thank you. >> woodruff: stay with us. coming up on the newshour:ge ration "z" begins to enter the workforce with differing priorities and career goalthan millennials, new yorkcity's metropolitan museum of art declares it will no longer accept donations from the controversial sacklemily, and a navajo woman gives her brief but spectacular take on revitalizing communities like hers. it's been 25 years since the nation of south africa dismantled apartheid. while progress, the young democracy has also faced many setbacks-- most recentlwith failing infrastructure. rolling w blackouts aer-use restrictions have become part of ecdaily life. l correspondent fred de sam lazaro starts his report in cape town. s, reporter: it's hard to escape the spectacular vihe iconic table mountain, beaches-- even penguins-- that put cape town atoso many travel bucket lists. it's also hard to imagine, but last year, this city of 3.7 million was brought to its kneec by an drought, one that dominated news headlines for months. >> dam levels are at 25%. >> repter: officials placed strict consumption limits andre evencted a so-called day zero, when the taps would run ismpletely dry. >> a

rick wilson, thanks to both of you for joining us tonight. that is the last last. "the 11th hour with brian williams" should have started a few seconds ago. >>> breaking tonight from "the new york a decade of trump's taxes show, quote, year after year, mr. trump appears to have lost more money than nearly any other individual american taxpayer. the reporter who

dollars to the scam's mastermind, rick singer who profited by helping wealthy families ensure their children were admitted to the country's top universities. according to new yorkice, gregory abbott, one of the parents who pleaded guilty on wednesday, was assaulted by his son at their posh new york week. after the father was allegedly pushed, kicked and bitten. his son now charged with a felony assault. wow. >> the story is getting stranger. >> right. now potentially more charges coming. there are nine students they have subpoenaed records at chapman university. >> thank you. >> far from over. far from over. >>> we turn now to the toronto raptors, just one game away from what would be their first nba finals in a showdown with steph curry and the golden state warriors. superstar kawhi leonard leading the way for the raptors scoring 35 points to win game five against the bucks on the road. they have a chance to close out the series in game six at home in toronto on saturday night and, of course, superfan drake is at hit again, hyping up the crowd in toronto. the guy who is throwing his hands around, drake, getting excited saying after the game, i love toronto, i

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york stock exchange david, over to you. >> thank you, dominic chu. let's send it over to the cme group in chicago for the rickchael thanks for joining me today. let's get right into it. i've been reading a lot about insurance cuts does the fed really need to cut rates with interest rates rather tame, but certainly not acting as though they're not pegged about right, and inflation is low, but not real low. does the fed really need an insurance cut at this point, michael? >> i would say absolutely not. the economy has slowed from its very aggressive levels that we had in the third and fourth quarters of last year, but the ism data is coming off the peaks, it's not clear that it's going to fall much further it's in expansionary territory and growth is solid and inflation low. it's not likely to keep going down everything looks good right now. insurance cut i think is not appropriate at the moment, but down the road, depending on how the economy behaves we'll see. for now i think everything is in good shape. >> you know, we've taken our eye off the crisis era ball and we're now more viewed into getting more norma