we've got to mention by the way we talked about sid a little last night. this is a guy who beat up not only on monica lewinski, but all of the women blaming bill clinton that poor guy who had to suffer and endure all these false charges, according to the democratic party, sid blumenthal was the hit guy. he's still been the hit guy a journalist at one point in his life very anti-republican and very anti-bush hired by the clintons very pro-hillary and bill hired in the white house, hired post-white house and most important thing is ram emmanuel was a chief of staff a tough hard ball political guy would not allow sid blumenthal to be hired by hillary in the state department and the president's people thought he was too notorious and she hired him at the clinton foundation and the clinton foundation paid him 10,000 a month. david: and he was feeding the trump dossier and the democratic memo was coming out to defend the trump dossier. he's still on one of the clinton affiliate payroll and his job is to go out and be the hatchet man david: ed rollins good to see

but we begin with sid vicious and the clintons, that's the focus of tonight's angle. sid blumenthal the older figured of the clinton scandals of the 90s is back in the news, all signs are pointing to the conclusion that hillary's political hit man with that page boy haircut was a likely source for the infamous steele dossier. >> when you hear where one of the sources is you're going to think i've heard that name somewhere before. >> foreign source? >> domestic source, i'm trying to think of how secretary clinton to find him. >> laura: recall that once a lefty journalist for "the washington post" and the new republic worked alongside his old pal paul begala in the clinton white house. hired in 1997, they were the two man bomb squad committed to smearing and slamming anyone who is making life difficult for the president and mrs. clinton. he was a prime grand jury witness during the monica lewinsky scandal and is credited to licking nasty stories to the press to defile the reputation of the special prosecutor ken starr. hold onto that thought. blumenthal affectionately k

for more on the global markets, verma joined here by said -- sid verma. numbers came in better than expected, the 10 year treasury yield, up. what is interesting when you look at interest-rate risk, many people said to me before around the anchor, the premium. i've -- i'm glad you brought up this chart. that term, premium, still in negative territory. sid: we can see that the markets haven't necessarily priced in a normal price as far as inflated risk premiums. the compensation that they would short-term obligations remain muted. that has helped to transfer the flight to yield, potentially that we are just relatively normalizing monetary policy. we have a lot of normalization to go. once that reaches positive territory, we could see risk assets and valuations coming back down to earth. more of a repricing than we have seen in the past week or so. -- sid: it's less about the valuation move and more about the speed at which they normalize on the long end. there are lots of dynamics that go into this. not just what we get with inflation, but also inflation v

guy de launey, bbc news, sid. stay with us on the briefing. casanovas find love, and a new home, on valentine's day? there's mr mandela. mr nelson mandela, a free man, taking his first steps into a new south africa. iran's spiritual leader, ayatollah khomeini, has said he's passed a death sentence on salman rushdie, the british author of a book which many muslims say is blasphemous. the people of haiti have flocked to church to give thanks for the ousting of their former president, 'baby doc' duvalier. because of his considerable value as a stallion, shergar was kept in a special secure box in the stud farm's central block. shergar was driven away in a horse box the thieves had brought with them. there stepped down from the plane a figure in mourning. elizabeth ii, queen of this realm and of all her other territories. head of the commonwealth, defender of the faith. the headlines. israeli police say benjamin netanyahu should be charged with corruption. he insists all allegations are baseless. the dutch foreign minister resigns after admitting

. >> good afternoon. , and i am sid sharman co-owner of wild company just -- kombucha. in baltimore. we brewed after work on weekdays and on weekends we would bottle. we did everything by hand. over 350w sold in stores across five states. [applause] and thankfully, we no longer do it all by hand. meet the opportunity to our next speaker for the first time at my 10,000 small business graduation in baltimore, and when bloomberg and goldman sachs brought me up for a coaching session. i am r.g. share a birthday with him. please welcome, the 108th mayor founder and ceo of bloomberg llp, and someone who understands baltimore's charm, michael bloomberg. [cheers and applause] ♪ man i'm a soul soul man ♪a mr. bloomberg: happy birthday. we share a birthday. that is valentine's day. they say that is unique. but if you think about it, it's not that unique. to a greatlcome event. i have always been a big fan of what goldman sachs is trying to do here. i do remember trying to start a small business. it is a little bit bigger. something like 20,000 people. but i can tell you the best

based on russian government sources and sid blumenthal's lies.he fbi also knew christopher steele had been lying and have been leaking to the press yet they still used the.ca and they still used steele's credibility to the fisa court to present that as justification for spying on the trump associates. why would the fbi do that? why would they hide it from the judge? >> kimberly: we have trey gowdy on this and i will ask for your reaction, juan. >> when you hear who one of the sources of the information is, you're going to think oh, my gosh. i have heard that name somewhere before. where could have possibly been? >> the foreign source? >> the domestic source. i am trying to think how secretary clinton defined him, she said he was an old friend who emailed her from time to time. >> sidney blumenthal. >> that would be warm, really warm. >> juan: i don't get it. >> jesse: we know, juan. you don't get it. >> juan: i don't get what you think this is somehow an indictment of the steele dossier or the investigation. i would hope you would have every reso

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and how sid blumenthal who worked with the clinton war machine was one of the sources for chris steelegregg: this is so ugly inner way. this latest document by grassley and graham shows the department justice actively concealed vital information from the fisa court and deliberately deceived the judge. they knew the dossier was a phoney document politically motivated. they knew steele was untrustworthy and he had lied. none of this was conveyed to the judge. nunes sent a letter to the presiding judge of the fisa court asking for all of the transcripts of the fisa warrant applications and hearings. that's four different hearings, to find out exactly what was misrepresented in court. david: mr. nunes is also gramming with the notion of going to the chief justice of the supreme court because the supreme court is involved in deciding who those fisa judges are. some question about whether this would violate rules of conduct between various branches of the government. should there be some reexamination of the process by which we get these fisa judges? >> they rotate every 30 days, so with fou

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your replies have raised more questions than the von sid we cannot wait to know the years to learn how criminal link trolls and bullets currently exploiting you'll platforms to influence debates going on in congress today. democratic congressman adam schiff says the memo opens the door for trump to fire key people looking into russia's alleged meddling in the two thousand and sixteen election tree publisher of talk forty eight dot com and political talk show host believes that democrats profit from pushing a narrative that obscures trump's successes our economy is on fire things are happening in america for the first time in a decade or decades and the democrats want to bet on the because that's where they gain power again of trial because that's where they gain power again if trump succeeds then what do they have to offer so they'll blame it on russia that seems to be the argument they fall back on it's all russia's fault i think it would be a bad idea politically to fireballer now they'll get me wrong i'd like to see that happen i think it's an investigation about nothing about nothi

what happen sid? didn't know her. what happened is my brother split up with his girlfriend of seven years. mable had gone back to washington state. i didn't know he was dating lisa. my mother told me that. she had met her once and was not crazy her. that is all we knew about her. bill: ever far minute think your brother had done something to bring this on? >> no, not all. the former girlfriend came back from washington state and testified that the prosecution said in never laid a happened on her. he was married before and ex-wife was living in arizona in a called her and told her. if they need me i will come trial and testify. bill: you know where he is now? >> first we were told in little lake harbor. we spoke to the prosecutor's office and they think she is in florida now with her father. so law enforcement doesn't know where she is. bill: law enforcement doesn't know. your family doesn't know. >> what would you sti governor christie now if you talked to time? what were you thinking? you turned her down twice. then

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the idea that people are acknowledging this is g to happen, that we live in a world, the police chief sid for the school district today, in 2018, you have to go home and tellr- your 3-yd, this is what you somebody comes to try and kill you. >> it's so sad that's the new normal. we both have children, and it is sad that this is what we have to talk to kids about. i wanted to ask you, i shooter, like in the case of a, florif the shooter is a former student, in nikolaus cruz's case, and he's gone through the same security training, he knows the procedures, he knows what the drills are. how do you protect yourself when the shooter knows what the layout of the school is, and whathe procedures are? >> right. i think that's where the training comes in t try o, you know, you're going to have to address the situation, because it's never going to be the samen coluwas not the same as parkland. all of these were very different. las vegas was a very different shooting for a mass shooting. so it think t being prepared, being ready, what he wa telling the teachers today, and the staff, isthe more you th

regional rails are already all booked sid, with those passes, so your best bet, is if you can get to one of the terminals served by market frankford line and broad street sub kay. speaking of it, as they will be your option they canarry 60,000 people an hour. thursday morning will be the rush hour of all rush hours. >> i think either way it is going to be possibly historic. >> reporter: penndot regional command these monitors will reveal in real time the trouble spots, hiccups and traffic nightmares. >> anytime it happens, it comes out of here first, people will be alerted to the minute. >> reporter: all interstates will be opened but head up broad street exit will be closed off of i-95. twenty-second and broad street exit off 676 will also be a no go. we should add pking lots in the stadiums will be unavailable. >> we are trying to help people to get there. >> reporter: september general will increase serviceshat but listen up even with the system running efficiently and at full capacity, with his figures of 2.4 million people expect for the parade, the transit system can only carry

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. >> as i sid, the ground is shifting, every member of congress in the senate going to hear from these kids, they have been to tallahassee, they're coming to washington, they're going to have face to face conversations. they are important conversations where they i will impress the need to take action. look the fact that there are now more than a dozen companies who have severed their relationship with the gun corporations that ran the nra tells you that things are starting to change, people are standing up to save lives. >> brennan: all right. >> there is room for this conversation. there are great candidates in terms of former marines, former law enforcement, people that already have concealed carry permits. >> brennan: do you agree that teachers should be armed? >> i think some teachers are the right candidates for this, absolutely. that have had training that have the desire. but remember they are people, too. they can leave a firearm laying around. don't necessarily have training in identifying the threat and identifying the innocent you have to make sure that they get the appropr

. >> and so do you think, i mean, this is a good thing for folks who want more on the sid of g safety? could it potentially make it a little more muddled when we're going into the 2018 midterm elections? it's a great thing. i mean, have to be careful to not be too you have to be loo at the sort whole truths around politiciano likernor rick scott. like you said, he's been an a-plus rated governor o state f the florida by the nra. florida itself has been a laboratory for the most dangerous that the nra and the rest of the gun lobbying can possibly dream up. rick scott had an opportunity to protect kids'in communitie florida. not only did he do nothing, he used his opportunity, his tenure as governor in florida, one of the largest, most important states in the country, to turn t his state int nra's own private laboratory for policy. >> so what is the strategy here it? is it astate-by-state approach. do you think there's hope to changean hearts minds in congress? >> it's both. i want to go back to 1994. when win, you know, years into bill clinton's term he lost his majority in the house a

came forward by the way by me answer toshi i wrote this blog post dot com and that was referring to sid so she roundtable which is the true vision of soto she's vision which which is that we're ever we are now where big coin is now is a toe she's vision it doesn't matter what she was thinking nine years ago it's what is developed now and the overall conversation there as to toshi round table remember these are the one hundred two hundred of the. top engineers investors and developers in this space and lightning network was by far the largest most important technology being developed around it coyne the other big issue was speaking of regulators and financial stuff was ted there and they're the guys from both annex did talk about that. are opinion and we are investors a bit fanatics i must say but our opinion was that the market just like the market told us mt gox is going to collapse the collapse the market said says about tether at this point anyway that it's all there and it's all legit well i have my own version of because i know what i find as the highest fertility to that which is

how could this guy who has been dracula, the guy in lyon and was a punk in sid vicious, how could he maverick defiant spirit. i think of all the actors in the last 30 years from that generation that came up from the 80s, he is flying the flag for working—class actors in britain and always has done. i think he isa britain and always has done. i think he is a very inspirational winner. his first bafta. the weather now. the sunshine was more limited today. a lot of cloud spinning in from the west, bringing some rain and drizzle. upstream, we do see if you brea ks drizzle. upstream, we do see if you breaks in the cloud. those could emerge across and western parts of the uk tomorrow. a change of fortunes, perhaps. in those breaks in the cloud, we have this milder airand in the cloud, we have this milder air and those temperatures could push up towards 13 degrees or so. a mild night tonight. still one or two brea ks mild night tonight. still one or two breaks towards east anglia, but this cloud is continuing to push slowly eastwards. still some more rain and drizzle. there becomes lighter

they become massive hedge funds for one thing but instead of borrowing money or going to investors and sid and using their money to and to find things that they are creating money that they're fabricating electronic money they're going through the financial system to basically get it out there and it collectively got about twenty one points. and trillion dollars worth of assets on their books through connotative easing which have been used to purchase corporates if you're the european central bank equities and the bank of japan mortgage assets and government bonds if you're the fed and they have become the market they've not just become a buyer in the market and a lender of cheap order to all of the major banks they have become effectively the rigor of the market so everything that's going on now is is a fabrication at the hands of the collusion that the fed began and used its counterpart and central banks around the world to manifest it's kind of like financial warfare as if we had a g. seven situation come after world war two when there was a collaboration between like the major seven co

not only did he get information from hillary's cronies, sid blumenthal and odders.ut she paid for russian propaganda to lie to the american people and mislead them before an election. the grassily-graham memo' points out that it became the bulk of the information they used in getting the fisa warrant. jesse: do you remember who sydney was? he was the guy who started obama is a muslim born in kenya rumor and put the picture out of obama in the muslim garb. he launders it into the dossier. when comey presents the dossier to the fisa judge, he doesn't stay it was prepared by hillary. sean: the fbi, the doj, everybody night was a clinton bought and paid for dossier. so they tried to manipulate the american people. but the democrats lie every election that conservatives are islamophobic and agai xenophobi. but to not tell the fisa judge and take it and let it go on this long. here is why this is to me the biggest scandal in the history of the country. we have individuals that decided to let hillary off the hook. the evidence is overwhelming that she committed crimes. mis

operation i can sleep comfortably i can now carry things and walk normally the hardwell trial is that sid the first of its kind medical and research center for women and children and other what sets of their apart is not just clinical trials but also the use of smart technology this is the three d. print out of the human heart where doctors have been able to plant well in not just one but seven patients and this particular trial is being carried out in five countries. doctors here want to expand research into new techniques of therapy besides the new valve dr he wants to test absorbable implants called stents hopefully to reduce the number of operations for children with heart disease it's made from polymers and synthetic materials that you can put initially in the blood vessel it does the job by opening the blood listen but within a by the year and a half it dissolves it disappears and the area where the distant was it remodels the citrus specialized hospital is also innovating prevention of diabetes which affects seventeen percent of properties there's been no real studies looking at. c

, and so there are two variations of the saddlebag, but hate as chimney and then a room on ooeither sid and back-to-backfireplace on either side. so, that is the plan type, and this room that i am standing in right now, and buzz of the size of the opening of the fireplace, and also the location to the main house, and the fact that there is a circular pit on the other side and maybe this side, we think that it might have functioned as a kitchen, because of the opening of the fireplace which is larger on this side, and then kind of made us question, why would a root cellar be on the other side if it is used as a kitchen, and so if this is primarily a lot of cooking, then it would have been a lot hotter, and a point of the root spot is cooler so they have the root cellar there where a lot of the cooking may have taken place. and also, that metal piece is a crane, but that is original, and so, i wouldn't surprise it there, but it is original, too. it is fairly old, which the crane is, because it is part of the fireplace. >> and people would have lived in here? >> yes, absolutely. >> and tha

i don't know why he sid that because his parents, jane, george whitfield and others had been asking him about it all his life. anyway, he said, but i do not take your curiosity amiss and shall endeavor in a few words to gratify it, he wrote. here is my creed. i believe in one god. creator of the universe. that he governs it by his providence. that he ought to be worshipped. that the most acceptable service we can render to him is doing good to his other children. that the soul of man is immortal and will be treated with justice in another life respecting its conduct in this. so, at the end of his life, franklin was a providentialist, a believer in the duties of worship and benevolence. and he expected god would rule in a final judgement. so, pretty good. then he continued. as to jesus of nazareth, my opinion of whom you particularly desire, i think the system of morals and his religion as he left them to us, the best the world ever saw or is likely to see, franklin wrote. but he still had doubts. quote, i apprehend christ's teachings have received various corrupting changes. in other wo

the information from the trump yos yay appears to have come from the dnc, three dnc folks, including sid blumenthal were involved in creating this stuff and bringing it to mr. steele. >> it's good to be here. i want to say for the record i have never seen a fisa request even with a member of this committee. they're very tightly held. i think congressman nunes is on the right track. let's see the contract of the fisa hearing to get a warrant to spy on carter page. the democrats are saying that the steele memo did not play a role in this request. the court was told of the political angle of the steele memo, that is they weren't told that the democratic national committee and clinton campaign helped finance it but they understood it. there's something else i would like to see happen. there was another fisa request turned down against multiple trump officials and mentioned the president in mid-2016. and as you mentioned, david, it's unusual to see a fisa request turned down. why was it turned down and what did the justice department do differently? what did they omit to get a fisa warrant. d

i don't know why he sid that because his parents, jane, george whitfield and others had been asking him about it all his life. anyway, he said, but i do not take your curiosity amiss and shall endeavor in a few words to gratify it, he wrote. here is my creed. i believe in one god. creator of the universe. that he governs it by his providence. that he ought to be worshipped. that the most acceptable service we can render to him is doing good to his other children. that the soul of man is immortal and will be treated with justice in another life respecting its conduct in this. so, at the end of his life, franklin was a providentialist, a believer in the duties of worship and benevolence. and he expected god would rule in a final judgement. so, pretty good. then he continued. as to jesus of nazareth, my opinion of whom you particularly desire, i think the system of morals and his religion as he left them to us, the best the world ever saw or is likely to see, franklin wrote. but he still had doubts. quote, i apprehend christ's teachings have received various corrupting changes. in other wo

>> reporter: and long before taking on winston churchill, gary oldman played in 1986's "sid and nancy northwested version of "my way." ♪ i did it my way >> reporter: chris conley, abc news, los angeles. >> and somehow he's never won an oscar. >>> can we guess. >> that is so far. >> so this was someone who was homecoming queen, lead in every musical in french club and counsel. helen mirren. meryl streep. so we were wrong. these birds once affected by oil are heading back home. thanks to dawn, rescue workers only trust dawn, because it's tough on grease yet gentle. i am home, i am home, i am home >>> okay. so you know those people always say money doesn't bring happiness? there's a recent study that found money does bring happiness. so if you make $105,000 in north america, that is the ideal income for happiness to kick in. >> so it doesn't just continue to keep going. the happiness level as you make more and more money? >> it does. based on the cost of living, everything else. >> what if you make more than that? >> you're just giddy. but if you make less, you're les happy. the study po

sid blumenthal's mirrors. judge, all the background. a massive abuse of power.s a memo explaining it. the democrats say it's going to compromise methods and sources. to use juan's phrase, guess what, it didn't. there was no compromise of methods and sources. now schiff comes out with his own memo chocked full of methods and sources. he does it to make trump look like a hypocrite. trump sends it back for a few reductions and is still sitting on the democrats desk. all they have to do is redact the compromising information we can get it out. republicans want it out because it is so insane. it makes them look ridiculous. we are rating for their redaction. >> kimberly: why are you sitting on the memo? >> juan: they said they went to the fbi before. now they are going to go to the fbi again and discuss what is in there. the key point is that the nunes memo hit like a dud. >> jesse: in your world. >> juan: in the entire world. you ask why we got the carter page warrant, the idea in in te speech one of our memo was this was based on the phony dossier and that's all the

in 1986's "sid and nancy." ♪ and now much more than this i did it my way ♪ >> reporter: all right, guys. let's see if you can recognize a couple of oscar-nominated faces from back in the day. first, this one. a johnny winter album in her hands and a big career ahead of her. who is that? >> anybody? any guesses? >> allison janney. >> it is. congratulations. >> all michael. nice. >> hey, chris, you can tell by how i answered the question with a question that i was really sure. >> reporter: you gotta love those '90s yearbook pictures. how about this one. a drum majorette in high school. has bravely marched to the beat of her own drum. she's in the middle right there. who is that? >> oh. we can't see because there's a -- there's a -- >> you gotta tell us this one, chris. >> that's frances mcdormand of "three billboards" during her days at monessen high school in pennsylvania. talented people all. >> we'll be right back. school in pennsylvania. >>> good morning, north bay. let's get up and get going. >> this is abc

theyas were, in effect, two sids of the same coin, foes and then friends, just as the photo caption on the publicity poster said. so this image, too, entered my consciousness. here were two american superstars, icons not just of their era and country, but for all time and around the world. what story was this picture telling, and how was it connected to the dancing horse outside sitting bull's cabin? okay. so now a little bit, a little bit about all of these questions. can't answer all of them, but there are a few thoughts. first of all, something i do in my book is i recount the stories of each man from cradle to the grave literally, and i kind of track their parallel histories. i mean, both grew up, both men grew up on the frontier, both came from very rough circumstances, both were quite revered in their own tribes, both became superstars, both -- they were husbands, fathers, sons, warriors. they shared a bloody history. they were enemies, you know, for quite some time million they hooked up -- until they hooked up in buffalo bill's wild west show. so here's a little bit about cody.

president trump's personal lawyer, michael cohen, that he paid a porn storm stormy daniels $130,000, he sid of his own money, that was shortly before the election. he's also saying that the president didn't know about it, the campaign didn't know about it, he did it on his own accord. >> yeah, that's quite interesting, don. that's not usual for an attorney like that to pay someone out of their own pocket without the promise of being repaid for something like that. especially an attorney, especially someone like michael cohen. he's claiming he paid this especially without the president's knowledge. that is what i think raises the most ow brows. during the heat of the election when his potential presidency is on the line saying he paid for this out of his own pocket without telling the president, which is something that would be very unusual to believe. if you knew how that campaign worked, it was say very small nucleus, very small orbit around the president. they all knew what was going on. a very small orbit of people who had known the president for some time. it is quite surprising to lear

an israeli f-16 crash landed on the is krilly sid ruly side of . israeli's prime minister, benjamin netanyahu, said the drone's infiltration was not unexpected. >> the iran seeks to use syrian territory to attack israel for its professed goal of destroying israel. this morning iran brazenly violated israel's sovereignty. they dispatched an iran drone in syrian territory into israel. this demonstrates our warnings were 100% correct. israel holds iran and its syrian host responsible for today's aggression. we will continue to do whatever is necessary to protect our sovereignity and our security. >> reporter: russia, which has troops in syria, is calls on all sides to deescalate the tension. the pentagon says the u.s. supports israel's right to defend itself. and underscoring how volatile the situation was here today, for a brief period of time israel shut down its main airport over concerns syria and its allies could launch a missile attack from the north. julie. >> julie: david lee miller, thank you. two police officers back here at home killed in t