snyder's funeral, the one the snyder family thought so peculiar. >> i couldn't handle it.t had a breakdown then. so we leave. family's staring at me. and she's outside talking to me. and she says, is this my fault? is this about what happened? and i don't remember saying anything back. >> okay. >> but now it was, you know -- it was about that. >> i had the feeling that he was glad to finally get it off his chest. he broke down somewhat, and i can only imagine what it would be like keeping that type of a secret. >> the detective showed michael photographs of the snyders' property as it it looked in 2002. and had michael circle where he believed his stepfather's body was buried. >> did michael believe that he was on the hook legally for his part in this? >> i think he probably knew that he was. he knew that he was an accomplice in the case. >> a few miles away, michael's mom ellen snyder was ending her work day. >> had whi came out from work, his girlfriend came by. she was sitting in her car next to my car. she says, you need to get in the car. >> she told ellen that michae

rick snyder is the republican governor of michigan. the flint lead poisoning happening after the governor and the state declared a financial emergency in flint and because of that financial emergency they declared they would install their own emergency manager, appointed by the governor and who overrode local democracy. essentially voided local election results in flint. local elections where people picked the elected officials were null and void because this governor appointed emergency manager would make uni lateral decisions on his own about flint. one of the decisions made by the governor's appointee while he was running the city was to switch the water supply in flint. and they made that switch improperly. they did it in a way that wrecked all the pipes in town. and that's how flint got lead poisoned. that's how their water got lead poisoned how the kids of flint got poisoned as well. incidentally that's also apparently the reason why flint had a gigantic of outbreak of something called legiona aires decease and it did damage beyo

rick snyder is the republican governor in michigan. the lead poisoning happened after governor snider and the state declared there was a financial emergency in flint and because of that financial emergency, they declared they would install their own emergency manager who is appointed by the governor and who over rode local democracy, avoided local election results and elected officials one of those unilateral decisions made by the governor's appointees was to switch the water supplies in flint. they made that switch improperly. they didn't in a way all the pipes and that's how flint got lead poisoned. that's how their water is poisoned and that's how the kids of flint got poisoned, as well. incidentally that's the reason why flint had a gigantic outbreak of something called legionnaires' disease and did does poisoning kids in the city. that part of the disaster and at least 12 people died from leg nears. the disaster in flint wasn't some slow moving inevitable break down where lots of things went wrong and this crisis was caused by a b

thank you so much for joining us scott snyder there a senior fellow for korea studies at the council on foreign relations thank you for joining us. thank you. joining the negotiating table a delegation representing the syrian government's arrived in geneva to participate in u. n. back peace talks to end the civil war. in the run up to the discussions that began tuesday was unclear whether it would attend these are the eight rounds of talks and missiles as representatives refuse to discuss the possibility. of his ouster simon harding reports. after months of speculation. the syrian government's is a join the official peace talks in geneva. eight months since. this attempts. led by city is un ambassador paschall jaafari. the delegation arrives one day. starts. city in media report the delay was june to the syrian opposition who also in town. repeating demand for such as down. the issue is that's the part you will be key i is the tas progress was halted a shushh are the thought should step jones d during the transitin period. this is not written. we had long since manson that is would a

harvey hollands the man governor rick snyder appointed to handle the crisis took the stand.lied that the governor may have lied to congress about when he found out about lead in flint's drinking water. during the congressional testimony governor snyder testified that he didn't learn about the lead in flint's water system until october 2015. just days before the public announcement. >> britain's defense minister resigning after allegations of inappropriate sexual behavior. michael fallon letter to the prime minister his previous conduct may have fallen. he was first a located to parliament in 1983. a newspaper reported he repeatedly touched a reporter's knee in 2002 and hundreded more allegations about fallon may soon emerge. >> this is may not come as a surprise but according to a new poll nearly two-thirds of americans say they are stressed out when they think about the future of the united states. the study found the stress rates tied to worries about the nation were slightly higher than rates of regular sources of stress like money and work. the issues most often identifi

. >>> here is cnn justice correspondent, jessica snyder. >> reporter: the president remains defiant of evidence that he knew about his campaign evidence to russian connections. >> there was no nothing. >> reporter: in february of this year, he pleaded total ignora e ignorance. >> can you say whether you are aware of anyone who had contact with russia during the course of your election. >> i told you general flynn he was dealing as he should have been. yo >> reporter: during the election? >> so you are not aware? >> how many times do i have to answer this. no person that i deal with russia. manafort totally denied it. >> reporter: manafort and rick gates remained under house arres arrests for money laundering. manafort and gates pleaded not guilty for the charges. it was not explicitly related to their works. jeff sessions is also coming under increasing fire for answers he gave at several hearings over the past few years. >> you don't believe that surrogates from trump campaign had communications with the russians, is that what you are saying? >> i am not aware of anyone else that did.

be careful as you travel one lane blocked at a fire location on broad street near snyder.e the dunkin' donuts building. traffic is getting by on south broad, but it will be slow with the fire crews on the scene. three vehicles are helping. this is a problem on the schuylkill expressway eastbound approaching montgomery drive. a disabled vehicle off to the right shoulder, penndot off to the left lane. looks like they are getting ready to pull out a leave, speak. schuylkill expressway eastbound approaching montgomery drive. two morea disabled vlower merioe at indian creek road. 202 southbound, a vehicle is facing the wrong way. looks like a fuel spill, as well. looks like a vehicle facing the wrong way. i told you about this guy he is facing sideways like he ran into the ramp right there. police and penndot on the scene, 202 southbound malvern with the right lane blocked, left lane blocked. making it tricky. malvern a messy accident. overall it's quiet out there with some of the majors a lot of people having off. 33 in quakertown. 38 in center city. 34 in media. 39 in brigant

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jessica snyder looks back at the week of indictments and denials and the ongoing special prosecutor'sigation. >> reporter: tonight the president remains defiant amid mounting evidence that he knew about his campaign adviser's connections to russia. >> there was no collusion, there was no nothing. >> reporter: in february of this year he pleaded total ignorance. >> can you say whether you are aware that anyone who advised your campaign had contacts with russia during the course of the election? >> well, i told you, general flynn, obviously, was dealing, so that's one person, but he was dealing as he should have been. >> during the election? >> nobody that i know of. >> you're not aware of any contacts during the course of the election? >> how many times do i have to answer this question? russia is a ruse. i have nothing to do with russia. to the best of my knowledge, no person that i deal with does. now, manafort has totally denied it. >> reporter: tonight, paul manafort and rick gates remain under house arrest. the indictment was unsealed monday for money laundering and failing to reg

so he stood actually for much of the interview so he wouldn't have to look up to tom snyder.is hand around my neck, he was actually -- it was very creepy. and he was actually saying to me, are you going to ask questions like is this where i hold the knife to women's throats? and my blood ran cold until i realized as i was warned that this was a test. so i'm actually responding right there, oh, charles, you're such a kidder. and he shrugged and a littlismish and walked away. >> jesus. that's frightening to imagine. why do you think he was so good then at man inlatesting people? particularly vulnerable women. many of whom who stood by him, even after the conviction of these crimes. >> he was a little bit older than they were. he had been raised in the prison system and his closest friend was a pimp who really taught him. he always said this guy is my father. and he taught him how to manipulate in the prison system. because he was so scrawny and tiny. and he got out in 1968 and basically there were a lot of drugs. this group took -- smoked a lot of havsh, dropped a lot of acid a

brad snyder of illinois. thanks so much for joining us, congressman. among others wrote a letter to the attorney general saying interesting warning him you're going to ask about inconsistencies with answers that he has given mostly to the senate over the last several months in regards to some of the russia issues. what do you mean by inconsistencies. >> john, thank you. it's good to be here. this is an important hearing tomorrow. it's long overdue but i'm glad the attorney general is finally coming to the judiciary committee. i think this is an important opportunity for the attorney general to set the record straight. there have been a pattern of changing stories, changing narratives of what happened, how many contacts have been between the trump campaign administration and the russians. i think news reports are showing up to 30 documented contacts. we need to understand what's there. this is a chance for the attorney general to set the record straight and restore his credibility. >> he has said that he didn't know of any other contacts besides his mee

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e with >> bob snyder.as.rk snyder, this goes to the question, jorge, of your linking trump goals and the policy decisions degree it also goes to the question of where raul is. venezuela and from the standpoint of the trump one of ration, this was the few areas in latin american outspoken and en clearly opposed to the direction venezuela, toward that ick torral regime n. context, one of the few nations with some influence in venezuela is cuba. so question is, does the recent any y decisions one, have effect on cuba's willingness to useful role? or is it simply unrelated and to be any shift in the cuban policy with respect venezuela? >> thanks, mark. let's start there, jorge, if you and to take that question move backwards. so to peter's question. i would say the cuban government actions and more recently by its words, signalled it is thinking about this. t is prepared to continue go own the list, guantanamo bay, -- aviation vilave and the like. he response to -- whether response to new regulations or the re

shane snyder breaking a 6' 6" fy and added another touchdown the green wave once 20-6. >> the villanova basketball team is spending holiday in the bahamas this is not a vacation. they took over in the battle for at lap ta. little too much turkey trai trailing by 15 first half and then catch back in the second half. jaylen brunson scoring 18 of 25 after the break to leave. inova to 58-76 win and next up for wildcats northern iowa in championship game tomorrow. >> and st. joe's taking on washington state of the fist roud of wooden lingcy. hawks up now. the hawks had one last chance and shavar if he lose the ball st. joes loses a lead. they lose 75-7 1. it was a tough one. >> i can come one something. >> rocking tonight, up next, snrv thoyss of participants bundleled up including a 10 k and 5 k run an 5 k walk. santa mrs. claws were at the starting line helping to kick off the race. starting line helping to kick off the race. it supports multiple sclerosis snrv coming up next it's the late show with stephen colbert and our morning team is back tomorrow 4:0 to 7. for chelsey, leasely, i'm u

and later telling tom snyder, most of his early years were spent behind bars. >> i was raised up in >> reporter: in 1967, he begged to be kept in prison. i said, i cannot handle the maniacs outside, let me back in. >> reporter: he was released and led crimes to what people call the trial of the century. >> it's all a play, isn't it? >> reporter: the mayhem, began in a ranch outside of los angeles, manson, brain washing members of his cult, approaprea of a race ward and then a hollywood murder spree. the cult raiding the home of roman polanski and share tate, tate was stabbed to death and four others massacred. manson joined his followers in another massacre. the couple killed and mutilated. during manson's trial, his followers staged bizarre protests. one cult member even tried to assassinate president gerald ford. >> new to put a picture devil you would put it right on charlie's face. >> reporter: manson should have died decades ago sentenced to death but spared when the delegate penalty was aboll issuissu abollabolished. now, his death bringing closure for the families of those who

on wednesday harvey hollands the man governor rick snyder appointed to handle the crisis took the standd to congress about when he found out about lead in flint's drinking water. during congressional testimony in march of 2016 governor snyder testified he didn't learn about the lead in that flint's water system until october 2015 just days before the public announcement. >> britain's defense minister is resigning after allegations of inappropriate sex behavior. michael fallon wrote in a letter to the prime minister that his previous conduct may have fallen blow the high standards required of the arm forces. fallon first elected to parliament in 1983. a newspaper reported he touched a reporter's knee in 2002 and hinted more allegations about fallon may soon emerge. >> nearly two-thirds of americans say they are stressed out when they think about the future of the united states. the study found stress rates tied to worries about the nation were slightly higher than rates of regular sources of stress such as money and work. the issues most often identified as stress inducing were healthcar

. >> ed snyder lives on with young players like mary anne bellgrave. it's given her confidence and strong work ethic and held her academically. >> it just stuck with me it's most challenging sport and i love to challenge myself. >> probably why she picked hardest position to play. goalie. >> i became a goalie because i cannot shoot actually and i wanted to try it out because i thought like goalies all the pads and everything they look so sleek and nice. it's like pushed me to work harder and be more confident if myself. >> she first took the ice when 8 after father founded youth hockey foundation that gives children in the area free and full access to a game that might not experience otherwise. her coach seize that approachtion on the ice every day. >> she's very special. she is one of the smartest kids i've ever met to be honest. she's incredibly smart and incredibly well spoken she's a good kid her teammates love her she's fantastic goalie. >> her goal some day play on team usa sdmri want to play for my kupt written represent them and carry them and

later telling nbc's tom snyder, most of his early years were spent behind bars. >> i was raised up in here. >> reporter: in 1967 he begged to be kept in prison. >> i said i can't handle the maniacs outside. let me back in. >> reporter: but manson was let out and went on to master mind crimes that led to what some call the trial of the century. >> it's all a play, isn't it? >> reporter: the may hem known as helter-skelter began at a ranch outside of los angeles. manson brain washing members of his cult preaching about a race war. then august 9, 1969, members of his cult raiding the home of sharon tate. plan ski was away, but tate eight months pregnant was stabbed to death. four others massacred. later joining his followers. the couple killed and mutilated. during his trial, his followers staging bizarre protests. one cult member even tried to assassinate president gerald ford. >> if you had to put a picture of the devil, you'd put it right on charlie's face. >> reporter: manson should have died decades ago, sentenced to death but spared when california abolished the death penalty. he s

kathy novak joining us live from seoul we're going to get more on this now we're joined by scott snyder director of the program on u.s. korea policy at the council on foreign relations and the all for of south korea at the crossroads and he's joining us live from washington d.c. mr snider great to have you with us on al-jazeera a plenty to talk about let's start with some of the strongest statements that we've heard this is even him coming from the u.s. ambassador in the key haley that all countries should cut off diplomatic relations with north korea still want to trade how realistic is that you know especially given pyongyang's relationship with two members of the security council china and russia who we've also heard from in the session. well the united states is clearly pushing for a broader international oil in bargo strongest pressure possible in terms of economic relations with north korea but north korea is dependent on china as the main source of economic supply so it does require china's cooperation that statement by the chinese ambassador really i think exposed some of the ga

and for the latest now on that arctic blast gripping of the nation we turn to meteorologist bonnie snyder. good morning. >> good morning, dara, fill iph. boy, the cold air is going to be felt across the american, 145 million americans facing temperatures ten degrees below normal like the cities here. from st. louis to syracuse, we're looking at numbers that are something we'd feel more well into december than november. and the cold air sticks around through saturday especially in the northeast. high temperatures will stay below normal. there is some good news. we'll be looking for the cold air to move out by on the today show matt lauer sits down with elton john with a debut of his greatest hits. we'll be right back. then you have to try always discreet. i didn't think protection this thin could work. but the super absorbent core turns liquid to gel. for incredible protection... ...that's surprisingly thin. so it's out of sight... ...and out of mind. always discreet. for bladder leaks. also in liners. "preseeeeeents!!" (crowd cheering) presents for them, kohl's cash for you! (announcer) k

vinny kurby big part of t curry at the acme on snyder avenue yesterday hosting his second annual thanksgivingam provides more than 200 in need philly families, with a take-home thanksgiving meal. i love it. yesterday i think it was bernard hopkins, nice to see what the philly athletes step up like that around the holidays. >> everyone stepping up. >> i thought it was a ac-a-me. >> that's how my family would say it. >> coming up: how officials are working to keep new york city safe during their thanksgiving day parade. >> also ahead, there is new list of best booster seat. we'll tell you what could help keep your children safe in cars. >> and the war of words continues, ball is speaking out about president trump's criticism of his son. we will have his latest comments when we come back. hi. can you help me save on my energy bill? old appliances. like a hot water heater? it's around here somewhere. nope. nope. what is this thing? sir, have you looked in the basement? huh. oh, yeah. no wonder. it was hidden behind all of my free weights. if you're not an expert, peco can help. we have lots of wa

and for the latest now on that arctic blast gripping of the nation we turn to meteorologist bonnie snyder. good morning. >> good morning, dara, fill iph. boy, the cold air is going to be felt across the american, 145 million americans facing temperatures ten degrees below normal like the cities here. from st. louis to syracuse, we're looking at numbers that are something we'd feel more well into december than november. and the cold air sticks around through saturday especially in the northeast. high temperatures will stay below normal. there is some good news. we'll be looking for the cold air to move out by highs in the 50s. little cooler in montana right at 42. >>> temperatures in new york city falling throughout the day, but eventually we'll warm up by tuesday. looks good. >> all right, looking forward to it. thank you, bonnie. fast forwarding into friday, a temporary opioid victim wall will open up in chicago. it includes 22,000 pills engraved with the face of someone who died of an overdose. organizers for the national safety council say they hope to enexpire people to educate themse

and the importance of this tour in the forbidden city, we go to scott snyder.rector of us korea policy program on foreign relations, we are talking about north korea, china, all these issues, the president landed in beijing. what does the president need to say to xi jinping to motivate him to do the right thing with north korea. >> donald trump may have said what he needs to say to president xi jinping in his speech in the national assembly overnight. by describing the nature of the north korean regime and letting the facts speak for themselves rather than engaging in any insults or personal attacks. if president xi jinping takes on board the us is pursuing a strategy of pressure to counter a nuclear program as dangerous to china as the united states, the next step forward putting pressure on china to do the right thing. rob: a powerful speech, he called north korea a cult and was trying to show the people of south korea that he supports the people of north korea they need to get rid of this regime, a lot of support for the north korean people, right? >> absolu

joining us now, cnn justice correspondent, jessica snyder.fascinating he testified for six hours without a lawyer, and now we have the details. especially fascinating are the e-mails he sent back and forth with the trump team. >> yeah, he previously said his trip to russia at the head of the campaign was a personal trip and did not meet with russian officials, but the transcript from the congressional committee tells a different story. he now admits when he travelled to russia in july of 2016 he had a private meeting with russia's deputy prime minister and even carter paige e-mails trump officials when he returned offering a readout of the conversation. also page disclosing he alerted campaign officials before his trip, letting them know. j.d. gordon is responding to this saying he doesn't remember the e-mail since he received thousands of messages during the campaign, and cory lewandowski said if page was going to russia should not be with the campaign. this is what was wrote to gordon and ferris. if you would like to take my place, meaning

i don't know if you're familiar what happened, zach snyder's daughter committed suicide. project and brought on another filmmaker joss weeden to do reshoots and added a lighter tone to the story. there was so much happening behind the production of this movie. i don't know if you saw this, guy places this, henry calfville was doing "mission: impossible" 6, they had a full-blown mustache they had to take out. you can see where they took out his moustache. it is weird. neil: we will be superherod out, marvel, d.c., what have you, too much? >> one of those things, is it overload, look at numbers that marvel is making. look at disney numbers. thor made $122 million in the opening weekend. the first two weren't even that well-received. that movie had incredible reviews. rotten tomatoes score was out of this world. people want that marvel formula. and dc is not getting it right. i loveman of steel around "justice league." i it does have problems but i didn't think it is as bad as everyone said it was. neil: if you're a super here, keep from being depress and dark bit. you're a

here is jessica snyder. >> the questions about jared kushner's cooperation continue as congress is askingdocuments and implying that kushner has not been forthcoming with handing them over. they are calling jared kushner's disclosures into questioning labeling what he submitted so far incompetent and demanding more documents. the letter sent by chairman chuck grassley and dianne feinstein points to messages that donald trump jr. exchanged e-mails over twitter during the campaign. he e-mailed them telling them wikileaks had made contacts. the committee wants kushner to hand over the e-mails and they want all documents pertaining to a russian back door dinner invite. he wants all the e-mails related to his security clearance. kushner has had to update his forms three times for not reporting several meetings with foreign officials all communications with sergei million. >> he is apparently admitting documents. that's the reason i have long after vadvocated subpoenas. i think he ought to be subpoenaed to appear before the committee in open, under oath, at a hearing. >> kushner's lawyer releas

cnn's justice correspondent, jessica snyder, as the latest on that. >> the court filings revealing thatomplicated financial and travel web for both men. first to paul manafort, he had three different passports with three different numbers and he submitted ten passports over the last ten years, and travelled the globe in the past ten years to do yubai, and he went to ecur and china with a phone and e-mail registered with a fake name. gates did change banks and opened and closed accounts, and in all he had 55 accounts with 13 different financial institutions. some of those accounts were in cyprus, prosecutors say, where gates and manafort travelled frequently. all of these questionable transactions is part of why the government successfully argued for house arrest for both men, and they are due back in court on thursday. in the meantime, special counsel mueller's probe is moving forward, and one of the longest serving aides for the president will be interviewed by mueller's team in mid november after she returned from the president's 12-day asia trip. investigators from mueller's team als

meanwhile san francisco billionaire tom snyder is considering running against feinstein. today he said he is doubling down on his campaign to impeach president trump. he said he will spend $20 million and release two new ads in the coming weeks.>>> hiring for the holiday crush. there is heavy demand for seasonal work. we look at two big opportunities for bay area job hunters. >> we have clear video of the area burglary suspects. the wrong turn that could come back to haunt them. popularity of chinese language >>> president trump's granddaughter is stealing the show with her mandarin speaking skills. we look at the growing popularity of chinese language immersion programs for kids in the gray area. -- bay area. holiday season are in luck. there's a big demand for seasonal jobs. kpix 5s john ramos shows us some applicants.. are even getting hired on the spo >>> bay area residents looking to make a few extra bucks this holiday season are in luck. there is big demand for holiday jobs. some applicants are getting hired on the lot. >> reporter: when you are looking for work eve

jessica snyder is live from washington. >> reporter: john berman, you can see the protesters assembled outside. inside could be a showdown looming. nick mulvaney is inside, he assumed the position of acting director. he arrived this morning shortly after 7:00 a.m. we understand from a white house official, he has been given full access to the director's office and receiving as they say full cooperation from his staff, he even arrived with donuts for the new employees. turns out that leandra english is also inside. she was deputy director. friday, she was named as acting director, when the former director actually resigned. they're both inside now. it does seem that nick mulvaney has assumed his position. leandra english, however, filed a late night lawsuit last night saying the law that created this agency, dodd-frank, that it actually lays out how exactly the protocol should be when a new acting director is named. she says she is it and that the president does not have the power to name his own pick. but this isn't only a legal fight, it is a political battle. nick mulvaney has been w

so let's go to jessica snyder covering this from washington today.this is huge report out of the "wall street journal." how does the special investigation, special counsel robert mueller factor in in terms of what he's looking into? >> yeah, mueller's team is working to get details. so offer was allegedly this, that michael flynn and his son would be paid up to $15 million if they could forcibly remove cleric from his home in pennsylvania and then deliver him to the turkish government possibly by private jet. so the "wall street journal" reports it was laid out in the a meeting in 2016. as background here that muslim cleric has been living in the u.s. since 1999 but turkey president ergogan has accused of masterminding a failed coupe in the summer of 2016 and trying to get him back to turkey to charge him. so mueller team is now investigating this alleged offer. and notably, brooke, it was a deal reportedly proposed at the 21 club in new york city in december 2016. right during the transition. and just a few weeks after michael flynn had accepted the

>> jessica snyder, the carter paige interview with the intelligence committee.s talking meaning he doesn't have anything to hide or bad legal advisor all of the above. >>> cnn contributor, selena, i want to start with you on sam clovis. he's somebody i talked to a lot during the campaign. he was a fairly early supporter of support, a key iowa supporter of donald trump. and sam clovis, his nomination to serve in the agriculture department could be in trouble. what is his significance inside the trump orb connecting it back to the campaign? >> he is up for nomination to be the chief scientists, and for all accounts, anybody that has ever talked to him is a standup guy. this is the problem with papadopoulos in that somebody like him, somebody who is not a direct employee of the campaign but is a volunteer, so they are trying to make connections, and, you know, move up the ladder, you know, these e-mails are traded and, you know, we don't know if clovis immediately dismissed it, or -- we don't know the context so we don't know where he stands. you might see, though,

zack snyder our director, chris terrio, the whole cast and crew made me feel super welcome."j.k.ut the team assembled. perhaps, they'll emerge victorious.">( james ) "justice league" hits theaters on thursday. ( james ) taylor swift is going on tour... and she's coming to levi's stadium.( darya ) the pop star announced the first dates for her "reputation stadium tour" yesterday. it kicks off may 8th in glendale, arizona. and on may 12th... swift will hit the stage in santa clara. swift's last tour included a number of special guests like justin timberlake and the weeknd. swift's new album sold more than 700- thousand copies in its first day. that puts swift on track to sell more than one- million records in the album's first week. ( james ) coming up in the next hour on the kron 4 morning... a debate over a bay area gun store goes deep into the night. we will tell you what they decided in a live report. ( james ) and... new details on the person who killed a woman in a hit-and- run in south san francisco. what police are now saying about the person they are looking for. ( rebecca

gary snyder the great poet has this wonderful poem when making an ax handle the form is never far fromthe hands because you are using it as a handle. and jim became that for me at 14 and at our wedding just gave me a check for 500 bucks and an editor's name. i had been up poetry mfa student at the writers workshop at the university of iowa. >> how did you meet them in the first place? >> he and my father were in grade school together in michigan and one day we were having lunch downtown and traverse city michigan and jim harrison walked dan and i said is that him? we went over and talk so i began to pester him. i said made dear mr. harrison would you kindly send me a book and when i can i will pay you for it. [laughter] and now i get letters like that and i answer them. i'm not a bookstore but here's your book. >> that's pretty nice for him. >> and $500 a year. >> and then i was teaching which i love to do after graduate school. i applied for a job and got a teaching job and leave him a i realized it could not write and teach so he gave me a break at esquire. i want to say i had never

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jessica snyder is here with the latest. >> reporter: there is still a lot of work left for the special counsel to do. those interviews of key white house staff, those will happen in the next few weeks and now we know the british publicist who set up the meeting with donald trump jr. is ready to talk. there could be more bombshells to come if hints from witnesses interviewed are any indications. tonight new indications that revelations could immerge from the special counsel's probe. they're asking witnesses about foreign contacts and meetings that haven't been made public. they're specifically focussed on president trump's fired national security advisor motor vehicler. they're asking about the possibility that flynn was part of discussions in a plot that was never carried out. seeking the removal of a turkish cleric living in exile in the u.s. the special counsel will be interviewing key white house staff ers in the coming weeks, including hope hicks, and white house counsel don mcgahn. meanwhile, the british publicist who arranged the july 2016 meeting at trump tower between a russian

i want to bring in our justice correspondent, jessica snyder, former trump campaign paul manafort wasourt today. >> he was. it was a bit of a defeat for paul manafort and rick gates, despite a week's worth of arguments, both men will remain under house arrest. the judge seeming to agree with government prosecutors that the details of their financial disclosures are just too imcomplete to assure they won't be flight risks. tonight paul manafort and rick gates remain under house arrest with "gps" monitoring. the judge determined today their financial disclosures weren't clear and asked for more information before deciding whether to ease the conditions of their release next month. >> in court the judge suggested they could modify the bail, they would possibly still wear ankle monitors, stay near their home, not go near airports and rrld. >> reporter: paul manafort claims a net worth of $28 million, but prosecutors said the value of his property and net worth have yet to be substantiated. they pleaded not guilty to 12 counts, including money laundering and false statements, which steam f

jeremiah snyder facing attempted murder and assault charges. police say he stabbed her in the head as well as the arms in a fight this morning. she was taken to the hospital but is expected to be okay. nancy: now e texas church massacre. we are learning the pastor of first baptist church plans to demolish the building. new details about the shooter. he may have used animals for target practice. he told a colleague he bought them on craigslist with the intention to kill them. they are still trying to learn more about the man who took 26 innocent lives. >> maybe we'll find a way to get in the phone. it will cost a lot of time and money. in some cases it cost lives and that is a high price to play. alison: the investigators are having a hard time breaking in the shooter's heavily encrypted cell phone. jonathan: president trump measured the message visiting china and he sent the day complimenting the chinese counterpart but he was stern about the message about north korea. he wants help from china. he wants china to step in and put nuclear program

let's begin with jessica snyder live in washington outside the cfpb. what's going to happen? >> reporter: nick mulvaney is here, given full access to the director's office with cooperation of the staff. he brought donuts for the entire staff. it is set to be a legal show down. that lawsuit filed by lee and dra english. she said she should have the position, it was handed to her as the director resigned friday. but the trump administration pushing back, putting mulvaney into the office. >> reporter: lee and dra english is suing to stop the president from installing his budget director as head of the watchdog agency, declaring appointment of nick mulvaney, quote, unlawful, calling herself the quote, rightful director. the lawsuit is seeking legal clarity on succession protocol within the agency. a source close to mulvaney tells cnn that he will show up for work today at the agency, expecting a normal transition, rather than a showdown for power. president trump's decision also controversial, mulvaney has been a harsh critic of the agency, created after the global economic crisi

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let's begin with jessica snyder live in washington outside the cfpb. what's going to happen?aney is here, given full access to the director's office with cooperation of the staff. he brought donuts for the entire staff. it is set to be a legal show down. that lawsuit filed by lee and dra english. she said

if ed sniper -- snyder was still alive you know we would be talking about this morning, he had a tendencymake changes pretty quickly whether things going this far south. >> but they're not playing poorly. >> they're shooting themselves in the foot, is that what said? >> there is a difference. >> is there? what's the difference? eagles fans, we like to have some fun. so, if you're looking for an ugly sweater, this holiday season, well, some people might not call it ugly. here we go. the company generation. it is selling this carson wentz sweater for $75. >> what? >> i've got couple every questions. >> okay, lay it on us. >> that looks like buddy ryan on the bottom of the sweater. why? >> and is that veterans stadium? carson wentz hasn't been there. >> where is veteran -- >> at the top. >> oh, the vet is at the top? >> yes. >> well; this maybe made overseas and they don't understand that he hasn't been here a long time -- for a long time. >> or maybe the vet is easier to draw and put on a shirt than all of the little, you know, solar panels, all of that kind of stuff. it is easier, it is fl

anna: thank you very much, jodie snyder joining us. in the london market.lion now saying the 27 king profit below expectations. the headings continue at carillion. consent to making the amendment. more needs to be done to cut that. if early small company by european standards, but fairly volatile also. let's get back to the main line of our conversation at this point. the head of rates at aviva investors joins us. hearing about what has been going on in the tax debate and mueller and the special probe into the elections, in terms of the tax, you view this as something that could -- do you view this as something that could be material, and you have to weigh that against the likelihood of things being passed. charles: if you look at the numbers being talked about, although they are not the same bill at this point in time, it is about $1.5 trillion. one third of that more or less is already in place. , onlys net new money around a trillion. over 10 years. but it a lot of money, gdp., .3 on anna: you don't think it provides much of a fiscal boost? charles: not

snyder and his extraordinary book, "blood lands" recounts the human tragedy wrought by russian dictators, citing the 14 million civilians, civilians women, children, families who were murdered at russia's hand in eastern and central europe. putin is the latest dictator in a long line of them, and sadly this dark history from stalin to putin continues today. it is instructive that putin himself has written that his andfather was a trusted cook for joseph stalin himself, working inside the belly of the beast of tyranny. that is the cocoon for joseph stalin from which russia's putin has emerged, and now add to those millions of deaths, over 10,000 ukrainian soldiers killed by russia with thousands upon tens of thousands more wounded. and over two million people displaced inside ukraine. a country that simply wants to be free. as co-chair of the bipartisan house ukrainian caucus, i can attest our members are committed to hold russia accountable for tyrannical and malevolent activity. in ukraine, and even here in the united states. mr. speaker, i rise in pursuit of justice for amina and solid