lauderdale and phoenix, trump soho. a whole host of other projects. >> you end up working on trump moscow, an important project that produced the e-mails everyone knows about. it's the project a lot of people are curious about and i want to ask you about your involvement in that project and what happened to it if you would stick around after this break. will you do that. >> absolutely. >> all right. let's go. there are two types of people in the world. those who fear the future... and those who embrace it. the future is for the unafraid. ♪ ♪ the future is for the unafraid. fthere's flonase sensimist.tchy and watery near pollen. it relieves all your worst symptoms including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. but their nutritional needs remain instinctual. that's why there's purina one true instinct. real meat #1. a different breed of natural nutrition. purina one true instinct. now, try new purina one true instinct treats. >>> still with me here in

you guys work on fort lauderdale. >> phoenix it, trump soho. a whole host of other projects. >> you end up working on trump moscow, an important project that produced the e-mails everyone knows about. it's the project a lot of people are curious about and i want to ask you about your involvement in that project and what happened to it if you would stick around after this break. will you do that. >> absolutely. >> all right. let's go. >>> still with me here in new york, felix sater. talk about the trump moscow deal. >> sure. >> you are trying to do business in russia with trump. at one point, you're over there with the trump kids, right? >> yes. >> with ivan an ca and don junior. >> yes. >> how connected are you in russia at that point? >> i know some business people there. i know enough business people to try to put together a deal, plus i speak russian. plus i have no problem knocking on somebody's door and saying hi, i'm here. we're going to builded about something beautiful and let's do business. >> the trump moscow deal you're pursuing, tha

1964, by then, soho had changed a lot with all the strip clubs.to move, she could shake it all about as much as she liked. so, we lost a lot of the audience, people who perhaps wanted to see more, they could go to the clubs, whereas we were still a theatre. and we found we felt it was better to close while we were still respected, than to even attempt to change, and the girls wouldn‘t have done. so, we closed with our heads held high. we‘re all friends to this day, those of us who are still living. i think we were very lucky, we were privileged to have been windmill girls. jill millard shapiro at her home near london. that‘s all from this special edition of witness celebrating international women‘s day at the british library. we‘ll be back here next month to bring you more extraordinary moments of history and the remarkable people who witnessed them. but for now, from me and the rest of the witness team, goodbye. hello there. winter has returned with a vengeance this weekend. strong, cold easterly winds have already brought snow in places, our wea

indeed, we have been in soho for 30 years, over five buildings, and we have been in soho for 30 years bringing them together under one roof in holborn, which is becoming the centre of the uk creative industry. you hazard halpern is the centre of the centre. you're talking about a very small defined patch in london. —— you have said holborn is the centre. where do you take architecture, design, film and music? we are very much where it is in the world. its spread all over london now. one of the headlines this morning has been about unilever moving their headquarters out of london and at the same time you are moving your headquarters and choosing to stay in london. is brexiter concern for you? it's a concern because we hire the best of the best from europe. but london is an ecosystem, and ecosystems are very important and the creative industries are very powerful and work of each other in london. with brexit, you are used to hiring people from across the eu and to some extent you might be hamstrung. i hope david davis will give me some clarity because at the moment we hire people from u

that's in soho. how much you pay for pants. total hipster cazhwear for 23-year-olds.f course the former president too to go golfing. >> this kid's waiting in line -- i don't know how they buy all these things. but nice pants. could the seattle seahawks and outspoken cornerback richard sherman be parting ways? the nfl reports the team could release sherman in the last couple of days with sherman already starting to say his good-byes to teammates. however, sherman told espn he hasn't been told anything about his future with the team. sherman has recovered from surgery on both his achilles. this is the leader of the team other than russell wilson for many years including the championship run and now he might not even be with the team. >> that is tough to know you're in limbo. just like you that don't know which direction you'll take. >>> firsthand look at what it's like to get caught in an avalanche. look at this point of view. you're watching "early today." with zero dollar copays on select plans and reward points on prescriptions. so no matter where you're going or who

the trump's organization extended well beyond the soho deal. yet in sworn testimonies in a 2013 deposition, trump insisted that he barely knew sader. >> about how many times have uco you conversed with mr. sader? >> over the years? >> not many. if he was sitting in the room right now, i would not know what he looked like. >> it is absolutely untrue that donald trump does not know felix sader. >> at one point, sader worked at an office at trump tower. he was also the go between for trump's most recent and perhaps most controversial attempt of building trump tower moscow. >> sader urged trump to come to moscow and tour the proposal and suggested to him that he could help him win the presidency. >> there is no question during the campaign that trump was trying to get close to russia and repair relations with russia. >> there is nothing i can think of that i would rather do than have russia, friendly -- >> in one question for the mueller's investigation whether the recent trump was reaching out to russia was because he was making money or expected

1991. 199 8 he's convicted of fraud with penny stocks. >> his business ties extended well beyond the soho together with bay rock, they explored additional trump deals in the u.s. and abroad. but in sworn testimony in a 2013 deposition, trump insisted he barely even knew sader. >> about how many times have you conversed with mr. sadder? >> over the years? if you can estimate. >> not many. if he was sitting in the room right now i wouldn't really know what he looked like. >> it is absolutely untrue that donald trump doesn't know sader. >> at one time he held a card for the trump organization. he was also the go-between for trump's most recent and perhaps most controversial attempt at trying to build trump tower moscow. he urged him to come and tour the proposal and suggested to him he could help him win the presidency. >> there is no question during the campaign that trump was trying to get closer to russia and repair relations with russia. >> there is nothing i can think of that i would rather do than have russia friendly -- >> and one question for the mueller investigation is whether the

the ceo of overstock.com but in 2014 begin the first major online retailers to accept -- the ceo of soho inc. letter to just hear him speak recently at the roundtable about a new project he's in partnership about dealing with property rights and tightly on the block jan, really exciting stuff and he's the ceo of -- with chris rufer, and present of the morning star company which is by far the largest producer of tomato paste and ties to mix in north america picky is a busy chicken liver moderator david clement, director of external relations for student for liberty. could you please give these amazing people a giant welcome to the stage? [applause] >> we will get started. thank you, everybody, for being you think a panelist. we are unfortunately short one person peter schiff gets stuck in philadelphia and his travel options were not the greatest. amtrak had shut down but he could have taken and uber your buddy would not of god until ten. once again, the private sector and uber could've saved the day opposed to government services. we will get started. we've been chatting with a network of

many business ventures and had been photographed with trump two month earlier when they opened the soho hotel condominium in new york. by the way, he emerges twice again in the trump saga. he was the guy who was trying to broker a deal in 2015 during the campaign for a trump tower moscow. he said, we'll get putin on board and we're going to let you buddy boy president and then he emerges again as one of the three men along by the way with michael cohen the lawyer involved in the stormy daniels affair who gave a proposal to michael flynn the national security adviser just before he resigned for lifting the sanctions against russia, the connections are amazing and you can see why the idea of trump testifying is so sensitive and they never want to get more legal fire power involved. >> lucidly laid out as in the book. thank you very much for the time. coming up, the insiders take on what to watch for this week in politics. tonight this happens, sex, lies and the candidate, explains how the gary hart made the private lives of public figures fair game for the press. watch that tonight at 9:0

oscar sunday, meghan's girlfriends treated her to a pre-wedding day spa pampering at the five star soho did not join. maybe she and william watched the oscars. >>> back to work after taking 14 months off following her wedding. kevin frazier spoke to vserena about that cute little baby and her supportive husband. >> your husband does the most. i didn't even see the ring either. the man loves you, doesn't he? >> yes. >> three billboards. what was it like when you saw it? >> well -- >> i didn't mean to cheat you. >> best part of it was having my daughter. >> say hi. >> i've always wanted to be a mom, you know, but i never -- didn't have time, i was always working with my career, it just happened and i just dove right in. it's so natural for me. i love it, i love her so much. we have a great little family going on. >> it's hard to believe serena almost died after giving birth. she had blood clots and an emergency c-section. despite all that, the 36-year-old goat told kevin she's ready for another baby. >> i definitely want to, god willing. right now -- we have time, i'm going to wait and se

he helped finance donald trump's soho project. he's a friend of the trump family.016, the first offer to connect donald trump and vladimir putin was made from felix sater to michael cohen. he said lets build a trump tower, let's get him in vladimir putin together. let's get him elected. we can engineer this and make him president. throughout the campaign, other previews of what getting donald trump and vladimir putin together looked like would mean for the trump campaign would materialize. but felix sater, it was just reported by buzz feed was somebody for decades delivered intelligence on osama bin laden and the north koreans. if he was able to deliver bin laden information and the north koreans, i think we have to assess him as someone who could have assisted the trump campaign and working with russia to interfere in the election. >> can you tell us tonight which sanctioned russian bank we're talking about here? >> i cannot. i can tell you we believe, and ranking member schiff has been leading the charge, we believe the transcripts of this investigation should be

. >> the story is in the trump soho which was an apartment tower or condo, hotel tower in downtown manhattan where there was -- it was very hard to sell. and there was a criminal case, a two-year criminal investigation into don junior and ivanka, and whether they had knowingly committed fraud in saying that there were so many units sold they were making false assurances to buyers. >> au can't materially misrepresent and say we've sold 80% when you've sold 20%. that's fraud. >> in fact, most of the prosecutors in the manhattan d.a.'s office working on this wanted to move the case forward but sigh advance, the manhattan d.a., after he was paid a visit by one of president trump's lawyers decided to end the case. so it was -- the story was about how donald junior and ivanka were almost dited. this was one case where you were talking about donald trump hasn't had criminal indictments he's faced before but this was one case where his family came very close. >> and do you think that you would be able -- we know that they were able to make out a series of very sophisticated and intentionally opaque

soho is going to become the next secretary of state -- and president trump feels like he is the only person -- if the news leaks out who he is going to choose pompeo, it leaks out, he might change his mind because he is angry it leaked or because he watches a lot of news coverage of pompeo and it turns hast people don't think he -- is as great of a pick as the president thought. i am sure obama or bush or whoever is appointed leaked out, they wouldbe frustrated when notrustrated, but would choose a different cabinet secretary. you notice a lot of the stories are irrelevant caveats, and the president said he is going to pick so and so, but nothing is a done deal until he announces his decision. >> and his staff want stop -- won't stop trying until the words have come out of his mouth and have been rented in blood, -- printed in blood, on paper. [laughter] >> thank you very much. now i know that it is time to stop. [applause] here is a look at our love of dance -- live events. until your secretary testified before the senate energy and natural resources committee. the house comes in at

happened when i was 20,i a second attack happened when i was 20, i was at university, at a bar in sohoion? you become very cold. not very respected to emotions and feelings, you just try to move on as much as possible. try to move on as much as possible. try to literally forget what happened to you. there is a lot of feeling of shame, that you let somebody get the better of you, that you let somebody do that to you. is that linked to being a man? yes, i think so. i think there is a stigma in society about how masculinity should become about how masculinity should become a man should be powerful, he should be able to provide and protect himself. the fact you couldn't protect yourself in that moment, and you let somebody get the better of you, let somebody do that to you, i believe that attacks what society thinks is masculinity. and being a man. therefore people don't like to talk about it or seek help. what prompted you to tell people to seek help? after the second attack, about three months later, i let it get in the way of a relationship, and that led me to slip into mental health is

soho hopefully the senate will not only have an ability to deal with a bill on yemen that actually will develop a real outcome coming through committee but also have the ability to deal with an amf that will set aside the fact that for years the congress has not weighed in on this issue. to me, that's a much better route. i would urge everyone in this body to instead of following this unique process that's not going to generate an outcome regardless, to allow the foreign relations committee to do its work, to bring a bill to the floor that will generate an outcome, and i am going to make a moe motion in a moment to table this. i realize there may be one more speaker before i do so. mr. durbin: would the senator yield for a brief question? mr. corker: yes. mr. cornyn: mr. president, i appreciate the leadership of the chairman of the foreign reels committee -- and i agree with hit proposed cut come of this vote. that's not to diminish the importance of issues raised by the senator from utah, the senator from vermont. i do agree with him, it is the preferred, careful, cautious way of deali