through all of this. >> rudy valdez, cindy shank, thank you for joining us. cindy, let me start with you. for someone who has not watched this documentary, set this up for us. in the late '90s you were in a relationship with someone who was dealing drugs, and then what happened? >> i was charged with conspiracy. i was also given three separate charges of possession with intent to distribute cocaine, crack, and marijuana. but these were all estimations that somehow turned into actual weight. >> this is because the person you were involved with at the time, he was dealing drugs and conspiracy meaning you knew about it? >> correct. >> you didn't have to be doing it but you get his charges anyway? >> yeah. he was deceased so they had nobody to charge. i was the only one left, so they charged me with it. i was indicted in 2002, and my case was dismissed. i went ahead and moved on with my life, got married, had kids, and six years later the federal government came and indicted me, and i was sentenced to 15 years in federal prison. >> so this was literally a knock o

in the following weeks, president trump turned to rudy to defend him in the court of public opinion.ut then he appeared to contradict the president's on statements claiming he knew nothing about payments to stormy daniels, and a may 2nd interview with sean hannity. >> i didn't know that he did. >> intentionally or not, rudy confirmed what many had alleged, michael cohen did pay hush money to stormy daniels and the president was fully aware of the payment. >> the president's story and his television lawyer, has been shifting and it's no coincidence they started shifting after the fbi searched michael cohen, and now all the sudden they say, yes, the president knew, and he reimbursed him. >> as the story dominated the media universe, stormy daniels made a surprise appearance on saturday night live. >> stormy? this is michael cohen, are you alone? >> yes. >> what are you wearing? >> excuse me? >> three days later, daniels' lawyer dropped another bomb on cohen. this time, allegations about his consulting business and one client, a private equity firm, linked to a russian oligarch, who had

for more let's go to the derby is ophelia harmes or rudi who is in rio de janeiro for us of feel you're the first exit polls of us we've been saying show that also an hour ahead may have won the first round but not gain an overall majority what happens next. well this is much likely to be the end of the result we still awaiting for the last couple of percentages to be counted but what happens next is that probably the markets will be reacting positively but we have seen during the campaign that every time something major happened to consume mr posner something positive happened to him the markets reacted positively bit the dollar dropped in relation to the reality that. the current here and what will happen as well is that we will see every tough company man against his major opponent in the polls fernando has asked and what will be very interesting to know also in the next couple of weeks is if he gets the majority in congress he is expecting to pass major reforms especially in the social security sector that the markets are awaiting that it is this poll results so far is it a surprise

rudy, you spent a decade documenting your sister cindy's sentence. know about this film? >> what i want people to know is that while i did document my sister's case and her story and this sort of intimate story of her family, she's emblematic of a larger, systematic problem. what i hope people take away is that, you know, it doesn't stop with her, it doesn't stop with these small changes, but that it's a larger cultural shift that we need to make, that we can no longer be okay as a society with people profiting on the backs of disenfranchised mostly brown and black people in our country. it's not okay anymore. [ applause ] >> rudy, the documentary is incredible. you've had producers here sobbing over this story, and wa that first scene where one of your daughters is getting ready for a dance recital and you tell her i'm going to go back into my bed and i'm going to watch -- i'm going to think about you, and they grew up while you were behind bars. tell us what those years in prison were like for you. >> they were devastating, knowing that i had three

who is a republican now, and a national figure, in the national eye, somebody i used to work for, rudy giuliani... >> right. >> ...had the most success eliminating gun violence by also eliminating guns. >> he took guns from people who should not have them. remember th-- here's the problem, right? the broad-brush ideas of many in the so-called gun-control but i call disarmament movement is, the only way to deal with this is, let's take everybody's guns that shouldn't have them. >> which is not a reasonable starting place in a country that has a second amendment... >> right. >> ...in my view and in th view of many, many people. >> i would think most of us. >> but many people, i think, would say, by framing it as the "disarmament movement"... >> yeah. >> ...undermines maybe a center path or another way that is -- here's what it is. you have an entire generation that's come up, they hear the nra negatively in the context of school shootings. the perception is, the nra doesn't want to do anything about it. and there is no path that makes sense to them that forges a way through it. >> margar

rudy's little boy got sick -- incredible, you don't know behind the scenes what has transpired, it's been a very, very heavy lift. and although we are going, doing a lot of thank yous around, acknowledge the non-profit workers and also the executive leadership. because there is -- this has been a very challenging issue to recognize and bring peace and bring everybody all on to the same page. home health care workers, yes. one element of this conversation and they have proven to be victorious. i want to make sure the executive directors of the non-profit officials, that they, too, will be able to live with the decisions and the actions we are going to be taking place here today and grateful for the work that the controllers office has done in order to help us survey and understand exactly where the numbers are. this body continues to mature, you have a lot of young supervisors and moving on and then you have a new supervisor that are going to be taking on in this body. i really hope that we start to be more thoughtful and use data as the tool to help us drive our policy so we know exa

, and that's what dana says this pertains, to the narrow scope of just addressing that we've heard rudyand all of his spokespeople come out and focus on the conclusion aspect of this investigation. the president as recently as a few days ago brought this up again unprompted with regards to collusion, so i think jeffrey is right. if the focus is on one issue with the answer submitted as opposed to the president sitting down, remember, there were reports that his attorneys were concerned that he would not be able to be honest if he were actually doing this interview in person, so submitting these answers gives him a bit of a buffer if in fact this is the direction that it's going in. >> one thing i want to make clear, if i might, about this reporting is that we have absolutely no indication that there is any agreement on the other big issue and the big question that has been a part of the mueller probe for a while which is obstruction of justice. we don't have any indication that the two sides are anywhere near the possibility of talking to the president about that. certainly we don't hav

they bring in rudy giuliani to thwart the investigation. >> host: they hired a former attorney in new york rudy giuliani to defend the practices of the drug company installed and -- some of us are not surprised. >> guest: if you can trust and you can work us because he works for us. there is some information that happens. he has to meet with him and he's much older anheis much older ans famous person but anyway, these two assistant u.s. attorneys that are kind of near the coals where it is going on they charge data and the people, the lawyers who have sued to perdue and lost and funneled all of this data and case information, depositions, boxes of stuff intd appeased to governmenintothese s working out of this office put together this compelling case and at the last minute, giuliani orchestrates a plea deal and the company basically admits that it's criminally disbanded the drug for felony charges and the top three executives received a misdemeanor version of the charge but because it is perdue frederick is then banned from doing business wit with that government programs like medicar

this is the only of us live from berlin so bring in our correspondent of the arms of rudy's and joins us from rio de janeiro that we're going to find out what happens with the feet up to correspond of standards because it's mandatory and we do have some of breaking news if coming into us now about the perspective closer of w. news thank you for joining us. i'm not laughing at the germans because sometimes i am but most end up in with the german people german think deep into the german culture of. community who take this drama down east because it's all that who care enough time rachel join me for me to jump to bungee jumping poles. we make up over three quarters of half of the under thirty five's we are the sum of seven percent. they want to shape the continent's future to. be part of it and join african youngsters especially share their stories their dreams and their challenges. to the seventy seven percent. platform for africa it's charging. endless all consuming conflict for took over an hour and religion. thirty years to turn out of europe to the shelf. but canons failed to determ

rudy. so the first time i came back down here after the hospital just being able to see the trees again and the ocean and feel grateful for being here and having survived . was just kind of. breath taking. in the hospital i had a social worker tell me that we're all spiritual beings having a human existence we have tough times we have good times that's the whole balance of why we're here and that has really helped me because i'm doing good today but you never know i get triggered things happen but if i can breathe through walk down here or remember this spot in my mind i know it'll cause. they see that. a veteran commits suicide over sixty one that's here in the united states and unfortunately i think the numbers so wall to drinking the drug and the overdosing the risky behavior. sure that sure that number number is at least double that in terms of. all these other causes. reverted it least in the last month twenty four suicides seem to training that and the mandate my case managers get and

s ofili harms our rudy who is in rio de janeiro for us voting is. underway and you spoke to some voters earlier how are they feeling about today's vote. like you said it's the most polarized election ever since the country came back to the mocker sea and the feelings are very different on the one hand you have those who are expectant and hopeful that they will tomorrow might even win in the first round of elections and on the other hand do you have those who dislike the man because of all of these racial racist sexist and homophobic comments he has made in the past and that is also why we have been seeing many protests ongoing in the country in the past couple of days we have pictures of sugar bowl so narrow who cast his ballot and turn to reporters let's have a listen to to what he had to say. to me do you think good people of brazil want to get away from socialism. they don't want venezuela's regime they want a liberal economy and they want to protect family values if you do vote for all the things that have happened has made the people realize th

attorney and mayor of new york rudy giuliani to defend their practices, and defend the drug company itself, and the u.s. attorney. >> beth: right after 9/11. if you could trust him you can trust us because he works for us. and right after he was time man of the year. and there's some intimidation that happens. brownly has to meet with him, and he's much older, and he's this famous person, and but anyways, these two u.s. assistant u.s. attorneys working out a tiny -- near the coalfields where a lot of this abuse is going on, they really take it on, and the government emassed hundreds of boxes chard data, the people, the lawyers who have sued perdue and lost have funneled all this data, and case information, depositions, boxes and boxes of stuff, and these two basically government lawyers working out of this tiny office puts together this very, very compelling case. and at the last minute, giuliani orchestrates this plea deal and the holding company perdue frederick is basically admits it's criminally disbanded the drug for felony charge one felony charge and the top-three executives receive

his television lawyer, rudy, is making one set of statements, his real lawyers who are working quietly behind the scenes and actually developing these responses and negotiating with the special council, i'm sure st they don't want him to sit down either. it's unlikely and it's his public stance that he wants the public to think that, he is more than willing, and so, it would be because of lawyers not thinking that it's smart. >> so, back in march, the special council raised the possibility of using a subpoena to compel trump to testify. you think that can still happen? >> well, it theoretically could, all we know is what we are being told by trump's lawyers. that is obviously the source for the information. we are not getting it from the special council's office. and he may well decide in the end, i want to sit down and have a face to face with this man. and i don't want to settle for questions and answers and a written form. but we will have to see, we don't know. >> you say that nothing is going to happen until after the election. why do you think that? >> well, there's a, a norm tha

narrow has won the first round but he has not gained an overall majority the ws ophelia harmes or rudi is still with us in rio de janeiro tell us ophelia what happens next. well according to the first exit polls he is reaching almost forty nine percent but this might be funny because we haven't seen more than sixty percent counted yet so the most probable scenario now is that both on our own and for not that will face each other in a runoff on october twenty eighth now what will be different if defining this this runoff will be how much rejection piece two candidates will get we saw polls in the past couple of days that showed a rejection of forty percent against both an hour and forty one percent i can say for nanda how that it is also to be questioned by the other eleven candidates who run today will be doing with their votes and their electorate. it is a case where they can call on their voters to support one of the other candidates is that is how it works. that is exactly what what we will be seeing the question is just how much had a cookie. it will. not gain the sympathy of the o

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it is interesting that this strategy that they had before publicly with rudy giuliani. he was on tv every day of the last many months through the summer. once he joined the campaign. he is a big source of yours. i don't know if he's on vacation or what. >> it seems this is kind of 101. when things go quiet, stuff is happening. everybody stand by. up next, melania trump is speaking out about her husband's alleged infidelities. stay with us. on a j.d.power dependability award for its midsize car-the chevy malibu. i forgot. chevy also won a j.d. power dependability award for its light-duty truck the chevy silverado. oh, and since the chevy equinox and traverse also won chevy is the only brand to earn the j.d. power dependability award across cars, trucks and suvs-three years in a row. phew. third time's the charm... ♪ ♪ if it feels like you live in the bathroom with recurring constipation and belly pain, talk to your doctor and say yesss! to linzess. yesss! linzess treats adults with ibs with constipation or chronic constipation. linzess can help relieve your belly pain, a

conks about meddling in the hollow igs of countries all over the world iran is the best example of rudy giuliani. during the general assembly walked across the street and was saying you know regime change in two thousand and nineteen i mean it's there's no introspection there's no self reflection that's bipartisan because nancy pelosi is talking to me kay as well and everyone gets behind you know talk of overthrowing the government in venezuela the rod you know the u.s. meddling is is ubiquitous and at the same time european leaders during the elections several european leaders not only use their state media there was extremely biased against trump but several e.u. leaders openly publicly in the worst hillary clinton how many of them are they meddle and influence with how many minds did the italian prime minister convince with with his endorsement of hillary clinton how to vote for her in the world there is no evidence of their core claims that after two years you know ok let's suppose i'm a person who believes the mainstream press and i should believe that two russian agents poisoned t

iesha rudy mills and ruth marcus are back with us.ction to what we discover in these e-mails now, which i have to say didn't come as a surprise, that homeland security secretary john kelly really, really horrified that elizabeth warren was concerned about the legality of how things were working in the port of boston. >> lawrence, thank you so much for just laying that out the way that you did. i wish we were all surprised, but we're not. the reality is that this is just more of the same, of trump's ilic and the people that he surrounds himself with. the am misogyny is just so disgusting coming out of this administration. and i'm not really sure what they think their strategy is. do they really think they're going to win these mid-terms exclusively with white men of a certain generation? because they're not. and what's at least exciting to come of this rhetoric is we're seeing women push back. more and more women are standing up and leaving the republican party, first of all. and we're seeing more women run for office than ever before.

thank you. >> good afternoon, rudy gonzales, with the san francisco labor council. represent over 140 unions in the city, many have delegates here. calling out injustice is the first step. i commend the committee, supervisor fewer here today on your leadership to do that. i'm not talking at you, but you represent an institution that has executive management that are in control of some of these systemic problems. you are hearing about the symptoms. people are speaking out, people are rising up and together as a union, seiu 1021, and other groups and collectives, they have some -- we will hold the people accountable. we don't have all the power. don't have the power of the mayor's office. don't have the power of the board of supervisors and that's why these types of hearings, they may be frustrating and may be difficult to face some of these realities, we have to take this first step, and we have to take it further. because we have heard about recruitment, heard about hiring today, and while some of these measures, when you compare them to our own past here, may seem

i talked to rudy giuliani yesterday.said they have received about several dozen questions from mueller's office that trump's lawyers have been putting together answers to, written answers to. they only deal with questions around collusion. nothing around obstruction. but they expect some time after the election, as soon as they can get some sort of broader agreement with mueller, that answers questions and writing is going to be acceptable, they'll submit those questions to mueller. that's one of the big things we're watching. >> i know we've had this conversation for months, but when this thing could wrap up. if you ask rudy giuliani, he'll say last tuesday. >> right. well, i am old enough to remember now when i was told it would be wrapped up by thanksgiving last thanksgiving. >> oh, my gosh. >> so it's been an entire year of people telling me they thought this investigation would be wrapped up. there's a sense -- my colleagues and i have been talking to a lot of lawyers involved in the case, that same time into the ne

the only time you have commented publicly, your office, was when rudy giuliani came out and said your thoughts about stormy daniels' claims, and said, "she believes in her husband. she knows it's not true." is that an accurate statement? >> i never talked to mr. giuliani. >> reporter: why do you think he came out and said that? >> i don't know. you need to ask him. >> reporter: you mentioned you -- you still have a good marriage. do you love your husband? >> yes, we are fine. yes. it's what media speculate, and it's gossip. it's not always correct stuff. >> incredibly candid first lady and she was willing to answer questions able everything in the interview with you. i was struck earlier this week what she said about certain people in the administration. didn't name names obviously. but there were people she couldn't trust in the white house. >> that's right and the president has responded to that. he said, we have great people. there are some i'm not in love with, yes, and we'll weed them out slowly but surely. one of the things we learned, when melania trump doesn't like something,

i am so proud of rudy, i hired him to do a documentary i did. brag, the narrow was going to do a documentary on his father and he interviewed people for that spot and he was chosen to do that documentary. understandink people the horror and death of the told to lies that are win convictions. case, i had served nine years, glamour magazine did an article, they talked to my prosecutor and the prosecutor things and said if she would have worked with us, we would not have indicted her. what that tells you, i was not imprisoned for committing crime or selling drugs, or collecting money -- which was my participation -- i was in there, per mark prosecutors, -- my prosecutor because i would not work with them. you can become the target of a probe and put in a situation where you either work with them or else. that is not the country i grew up in, and it is wrong. >> i wanted to say one more documentary, ie think that needs to be seen, they are more children we are forgetting about, the american children that the in cages. in our juvenile detention cente

rudy giuliani. and "the new york times" is reporting that american intelligence officials are increasingly convinced that the crown prince is culpable. so why is the president still siding with the saudis? the president today. >> i'm not giving cover at all. with that being said, saudi arabia has been a very important ally of ours in the middle east. if you look at saudi arabia, they're an ally, and they're a tremendous purchaser of not only military equipment but other things. when i went there, they committed to purchase $450 billion worth of things and $110 billion worth of military. those are the biggest orders in the history of this country, probably the history of the world. i don't think there's ever been any order for $450 billion, and you remember that day in saudi arabia where that commitment was made. so they're an important ally, but i want to find out what happened. where is the fault? and we will probably know that by the end of the week. >> so as always, you have to fact-check what th

. >> and so the people who are watching this network and paying attention hear rudy giuliani all of the time setting the deadlines and disappeared and nothing happened and what can do you make of the fact that we have not heard from rudy giuliani? >> well, it is a good time for the defense, because it needs more discipline, and it also may mean that the an agreement has been reached or a large part of the agreement has been reached with mueller's office of how he is going to communicate what he is prepared to communicate in briting and also some progress of whether he is going to actually provide any personal or direct testimony. >> thank you so much, and nice to see you in person and julia, always nice to have you here as well. >>> and now, the president's threatt to close the wall to mexico, and going to that region in arizona where he is going to speak before the rally. this is "andrea mitchell reports" only on msnbc. s" only hi i'm joan lunden. today's senior living communities have never been better, with amazing amenities like movie theaters, exercise rooms and swimming pools, pub

the company brings in rudy giuliani to thwart the investigation and brownlee -- >> just to be clear, they hired a former u.s. attorney and mayor of new york, rudy giuliani, to defend their practices, and defend the drug company itself and the u.s. attorney -- >> right after 9/11, he is made man of the year. >> right. some of us are not surprised. go ahead. >> if you can trust him, you can trust us, because he works for us, right after he was "time"'s man of the year. and there is some intimidation happens. brownlee has to meet with him. he is much older and he is this famous person but anyways, these two u.s., assistant u.s. attorneys working out of tiny abington, kind of near the coal fields where a lot of this abuse is going on and they take it on. government amasses hundreds of boxes, charged data, the lawyers who have sued purdue and lost, have funneled all this data and case information, depses, boxes and boxes of stuff and these two basically government lawyers working out of this tiny abington office puts together this very, very compelling case and at the last minute giuliani

but rudy guiliani, the president's personal attorney, says he's been in contact with manafort's legal team and says he hasn't provided any testimony he would consider to be damaging to the president. does that sound plausible to you? >> you know, honestly, and i hate to say it, but you really can't believe anything that rudy guiliani says. he's made that clear time and time and time again. as he's made representations about michael cohen that proved not to be true and others that proved not to be true. about what the president knew about the stormy daniels' placements that proved not to be true. so there is no reason we should rely on him to tell us what paul manafort may have to say. clearly, the white house is deeply concerned about his cooperation. and we're just going to have to wait until bob mueller tells us either through indictment or through a report what, in fact, we, the u.s. government, will ultimately learn from paul manafort. >> congressman schiff, thanks so much for joining us. >> thank you, wolf. >>> breaking news continues here in "the situation room" with more on the

the only time you've commented publicly, your office, when rudy giuliani said your thoughts about stormyiels' claims, said she believes in her husband, she knows it's not true. is that an accurate statement? >> i never talk to mr. giuliani. >> why do you think he came out and said that? >> i don't know, you need to ask him. >> reporter: it's not the first time questions have arisen about how melania trump would react to scandalous reports. >> now are you on the show? >> a month before the election this jaw-dropping tape between president trump and billy bush was released. >> i'm automatically attracted to them, kissing them. when you're a star they let you do anything. grab them by the [ bleep ]. do anything. >> during the "access hollywood" incident, during the campaign, your husband apologized to you. has your husband apologized to you since you've been in the white house? >> yeah, he apologized. >> can you tell us what he apologized about? >> you know, i know i'm the first lady, but i'm also a mother and a wife. so i will keep some private thoughts for myself. so we'll leave it at tha

to an intriguing theory raised today in politico by a former federal prosecutor who once worked for rudy giuliani in the southern district of new york. he wrote we cannot know from the brief docket entries available to us in the sealed case that the matter involves trump but we know from politico's reporting that it involves the special counsel. and that the action here was filed the day after giuliani noted publicly we're pretty much finished with our memorandum opposing a subpoena. we know that the district court had ruled in favor of the special counsel and against the witness that the losing witness moved with alacrity, which i had to look up. it means cheerful speed. and with authority and that the judges have responded with accelerated rulings and briefing schedules. we know that judge katsas, trump's former counsel and nominee has recused himself and this sealed legal matter will come to a head in the weeks just after the midterm elections. trump's lawyer jay sekulow denounced the piece. the report in politico is completely false he said. there's been no subpoena issued and there

rudy was chosen to do that documentary. but what i'd like to do is one other thing i don't think people understand the horror or the depth of the level of lies that are told also. to win convictions. and he said if she would have worked with us, we wouldn't have indicted her. so what that tells you is i was not in prison for committing crime or selling drugs or really even collecting the money, which was my participation. i us went around and collected some bail money. i was in there per my prosecutor because she wouldn't work with us. and that is where every one of you sitting there, if you become the target of a probe, you can be put in a situation where you're told you either work with us or else. that's not the country us that i grew up in. and it's wrong. >> i just wanted to say one more thing to add on to what you have done with the documentary with the children because i think that is absolutely wonderful and needs to be seen. there are more dhirn we're frgting about. we're forgetting about the american children in c

remember last month or in august when rudy giuliani, out of nowhere, said we've almost finished writing our memo posing the subpoena? that was on september 15th. this mystery litigation was filed the next day, september 16th. it sat at the district court of d.c. for a month. it was disposed of on september 19th, and since then it has moved with remarkable speed to the court of appeals. schedule was set. there was a procedural flaw. it went back to the district court. back to the court of appeals -- >> you think it's a secret -- you think it's a secret pursuit of trump by bob mueller, but with jay sekulow -- >> i think it could be. >> with jay sekulow rebutting that on the record tonight. where does that leave you? >> well, first of all, i would expect a lawyer who is representing a witness in a sealed federal case to deny it, to do anything but to deny it would be to admit it. if he said, no comment, you all would jump on that. if they really want to keep this secret, if they really want to keep this under wraps, i would expect them to deny it. >> you busted me. few things excite me mor

ophelia harms a rudy she joins us from for everything we're here to find out what happened is with me and think of your correspondent summed up it's a sad and we do have some of breaking news it's coming into us now what it's all about perspective closer. w. news thank you for joining us. it was a shoe made cuts of. the first global disaster of the twentieth century. more to end all wars cost millions of lives. world war one place. some are marks the hundredth anniversary of its. what it is humankind learned from the great more. plain as it learned anything at all up. is a real piece impossibilities played nineteen a cheap knock for god w.'s november focus of. such . claims . that the w. news allied problems are lead to freedom for a woman sentenced to death in pakistan a christian woman was seen hanged for blasphemy insulting islam but a pakistani court overturned the conviction and freed her the case causing widespread outrage among both human rights groups and hard line islamists.

. >> what happened to rudy giuliani by the way? where did he go? >> what do you mean?just disappeared. >> you mean why is he not on television? >> he's nowhere. >> i think they're using the pre-election quiet period to keep rudy quiet. >> good to see you. >> good to see you. you've spoken to michael cohen, and you've spoken about this on air. he's back with the feds today. >> uh-huh. >> what do you see as the important part of this story? >> the important part of this story is that donald trump is frighten frightened, and that's obvious. there's something that donald trump may have forgotten about. there's an actual audiotape of him really telling michael what to do, directing michael. but this is donald trump, the sky is not blue. it's green. there's no reality to realness. michael is very clear on where he is right now. michael wants to be on the right side of history. michael is doing everything he can to help the mueller investigation. what is also an outright lie, because i dealt with trump, the trump organization, michael for ten years through business, through t

news longer from berlin to bring in our correspondent ophelia harms a rudy she joins us from for your future now that we have you to find out what happened with music of your correspondent sometimes gets a smile and we do have some of breaking news that's coming into us now what. are so . close around. w. news thank you for joining us. frankfurt. international gateway to the best connections road and rail. located in the heart of europe you are connected to the whole world. experience outstanding shopping and dining offers and try our services. be our guest at frankfurt airport city managed by from. u.s. justice officials have confirmed that a man in custody is being charged on five counts in connection with a dozen letter bombs sent to prominent democrats fifty six year old says art s. a florida resident with a criminal record was tracked down with the help of fingerprints the f.b.i. is investigating whether other people may have been involved in the plot and warns that potentially dangerous packages could still be in the postal system. but turkish quarter.

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president's lawyer rudy giuliani and several former european and arab ministers attended the rally scott live now to zain a bus ravi who is in who is in tehran for so saying what are they saying about this in iran. well has them it's certainly a damning allegation and the government here has issued an equally strong denial of any involvement in this in this attack the foreign ministry spokesman baron kasumi saying that this was all an attempt to damage the good and growing relationship between iran and france and other european countries and he suggested that it was the kind of thing that the united states and israel might actually carry out he also leveled blame against the any k. the magi the cult a group that they blame as being a terrorist organization working against iran let me read you a bit of what the statement said from the foreign ministry spokesman he said once again we reject the allegations and we declare our strong objection to the arrest of an iranian diplomat and we demand his immediate release and he went on to say the evidence clearly shows the role of dissidents ill w

. >> reporter: rudy giuliani has something up his sleeve. >> he's not that tall in real life.ut he's a clown. >> reporter: and lindsey graham, wow, he's very upset. to some neighbors, halloween is the perfect holiday. >> it's kind of scary that all this stuff is actually happening, you know? it's kind of hard to believe >> reporter: but just turn on the tv. ryan admits they're more of an msnb >> my wife has a rach rachel maddow. >> mom doesn't like the trump station. >> reporter: but all too soon, halloween will pass and it will come time to tear down this wall. >> they're not real bricks. it's cardboard. >> reporter: and as kim jong-un looks on, a skeleton on a horse will ride off into the sunset. who's that? >> gladiator putin. >> try vladimir putin. >> reporter: there's always next year. >> we've got more space, guys. i don't know how many years trump's going to be in office. >>> we'll be right back. do you hear that? no. it's quiet. too quiet. xfinity home cameras. xfinity home gives you an extra pair of eyes to help watch over your family. plus, you have added peace of mi

they were holding a huge opposition rally with speakers around the world including rudy giuliani. they have a huge amount of support. the campaign against clerical rule in a run. this bomb plot to target this event was an act of extreme gravity on french territory which could not be left without response. now, the question is how is this going to affect french -- french, iran relations. the foreman has said that this underlines the need for a strict , or demanding approach in france as relations with iran. there are going to be a lot of people talking about these developments and reacting to these on a diplomatic level. we are still piecing together all the bits of it. crackdown in france today. on shiite association. and then assets being frozen with iranian intelligence and other iranian suspects. >> thank you for that. now to italy. the mayor of a small town in the south of the country, a man who became a symbol for welcoming migrants to italy has been placed under house arrest for allegedly aiding illegal immigration. our rome correspondent covering the story for a spirit she