they've been able to penetrate right to the center this was made possible thanks to data provided by the soho satellite which is part of a joint mission by nasa and the european space agency the satellite has spent the past sixteen years measuring the rhythmic oscillations that walked the shape of the sun. experts were surprised that the sun's core rotates faster than its surface as the core grew out of that original rotating gas cloud they actually thought it would spin even faster. the outer layers of the sun are believed to be slowed down. by the magnetic field. that couple those two interstellar space. winds again the question is how does. do the outer layers. couple choosing inside of the sun to make it slow down and this coupling may also happens when you do however the details. absolutely not understood. the astrophysicists want to learn more about the magnetic fields inside the sun including how they slow down the outer layers of these magnetic fields are also responsible for the dark spots but galileo first noted and it's these fields that produce the eruptive solar winds that can po

that's right soho and it is also racially laced just as john was telling you about elsewhere in the country but here a mere one hundred kilometers north of the border it's immigration that time and time again voters in arizona have been talking to me about whether it's hispanic voters who may be immigrants themselves or just a few generations removed from immigrants or white retirees who lean conservative and who moved to arizona for its client sunny climate there is little consensus about what to do about border policy or about the illegal immigrants however they do tell me they agree that immigration is the issue that matters most here. the day of the dead a traditional mexican festival also celebrated here in the u.s. state of arizona across the border here amid tokens of the dead and talks of politics is very much alive because of the state of the country. i think that with president unfortunately it's i mean there's people that love him and that's great but there's people that despise him because of his attitude and the way he speaks trump isn't on the ballot but arizona is will choose

so that's what weereg as temperatures are moving up and down, soho let's you rain chances. we had rain yesterday, over an inch and a half in lot of the region yesterday and with the clogged pipes, with all the leaves out there we still had some snow on the ground that melted and i just created a perfect situation with that cold steady never ending rainer yey finally coming to an end about 6:00, 7:00. we'll be dealing with them monday morning with the commute in some areas. if you leave early, may bede ing with the evening commute. we're dry wednesday -- tuesday, wednesday, and thursday. most of the flood warnings have beenxc canceledt up through jefferson and berkeley counties in the eastern panhandos so of the floodwaters have receded but if you'r up throu maryland and west virginia, just watch out for any flooded roadways around those areas. as for u if you want to go out and decorate, get into the christmas spirit and the holiday spirit, today the d to do it. if you try to put it off for next weekendou may have rain to deal with. getting trees it may be muddy but itilbe

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libraries where he once read and conducting research privilege takes us on a walking tour through soho the area where marx once lived off first stop of former red lion harbor birthplace of a communist manifesto today it's a cocktail lounge but must be shocked. surely he would be surprised to see saw ford today because i think it was really it was about a. lot of german and european that if you actually lived here but i don't think you would be surprised to see capitalism today i think of that actually he predicted many of the processes that we are witnessing today from you know the kind of globalization of a production entering into that increasing migration and internationalizing. not only of copy but those of the working class. comics himself has become a product marketed around the globe has even has some all in chinatown named after him well i guess even philosophers have to get a haircut sometimes. this is dean street where marx lived with his wife jenny and their children in a two room flat they barely had enough money for rent and food three of their children died during that ti

they've been able to penetrate right to the center this was made possible thanks to data provided by the soho satellite which is part of a joint mission by nasa and the european space agency the satellite has spent the past sixteen years measuring the rhythmic oscillations that walk the shape of the sun. experts weren't surprised that the sun's core rotates faster than its surface as the core grew out of that original rotating gas cloud they actually thought it would spin even faster. outer layers of the sun are believed to be slowed down. by the magnetic field. that couple those two interstellar space. winds. the question is how. those. do the outer layers. couple choosey inside of the sun to make it slow down and this coupling may also happens when you however the details. absolutely not understood. the astrophysicists want to learn more about the magnetic fields inside the sun including how they slow down the outer layers these magnetic fields are also responsible for the dark spots but galileo first noted that it's these fields that produce the eruptive solar winds that could pose a threa

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soho deal is on after five hours of talks, pact has been sealed that could determine herfuture, the government'se and of course all of hours. —— so her deal. it was not smooth all unanimous. they might have reached a collective decision... are you resigning? i am told about ten cabinet ministers expressed reservations, fears the agreement keeps us to close to the eu. a cabinet united? a collective agreement. concerns it will never make it through the commons and there was no formal vote. make it through the commons and there was no formal votei make it through the commons and there was no formal vote. i am absolutely part of the cabinet because i am satisfied that the deal thatis because i am satisfied that the deal that is currently available does meet our demands. why the caution? voila. voila, brexiteers feared eu has got too much, tying the uk into closely maybe for good. we have been able to find common ground and meet oui’ able to find common ground and meet our common objectives —— in too closely. there are big problems back home. the fine print of the deal shows if there isn't a big trad

announcer 1: now, a soho form debate on gun laws in self-defense. topics include background checks, 3-d guns, army school officials and large magazine clip bands. this is one hour, 25 minutes. >> well put this down. , and announce the main event. to defend the resolution we have professor gary kleck. gary, please come to the stage. [applause] gene: taking the negative on the resolution, we have investor paul helmke. -- professor paul helmke. please come to the state. [applause] brett, please close the voting.

first avenue, 90 blocks away, this was long before cell phones, long before there were any atm's in soho, we sobberred up and started the long trudge to his place to sleep as i walked along on the trudge i realized suddenly i had a manhattan epiphany that our relationship to new york is exactly like the relationship of the mice to our loft. no one had invited us to come from canada either. [laughter] >> we had forced our way inside and made a living and a life by sheer force of will. and so as i trudged up the 90 blocks to 75th street that night was the first time i ever felt that i was a citizen of new york. thank you so much. [applause] >> i'd love to take some -- that's a taste. thank you. that's a taste, savory of my book. i think we have a few minutes. yeah, we have 10 minutes for questions. doesn't have to be about mice and lectures, about anything -- >> no, but i'd like it to be about food and thank you for talking about food. i heard a snipped of you in the new york radio hour. >> that's out now talking about thanksgiving. >> talking about thanksgiving and i want to know how you'

trump's soho project was something he intricately involved in. >> thank you for joining us. >>> we justrd about the president and mueller's probe. our coverage continues right now. >>> good morning and welcome to yeoh "new day." friday, november 30th. 8:00 in the east. breaking news and a lot of it. moments ago, president trump appeared onstage at the g20 summit to sign a new trade deal with mexico and

trump's soho project was something he intricately involved in. >> thank you for joining us. >>> we just heard about the president and mueller's probe. our coverage continues right now. >>> good morning and welcome to yeoh "new day." friday, november 30th. 8:00 in the east. breaking news and a lot of it. moments ago, president trump appeared onstage at the g20 summit to sign a new trade deal with mexico and canada and did not take any questions. that is notable, because there are a lot of questions this morning. sources tell cnn the mueller investigation is rattling the president, leaving him spooked. new revelations link him, his business and importantly his children to russia at the height of the 2016 presidential campaign. >> so the president's longtime former personal attorney michael cohen has pleaded guilty to lying to congress about plans to build a trump tower in moscow. why would he do that? well, he says he did it to protect the president and he claims he discussed that proposal with mr. trump and members of the trump family on multiple occasions. president trump abruptly cance

he actually helped develop the trump soho.ompany helped donald trump develop that project in new york city. in the campaign when stories about sater's felonious past come out, donald trump was asked and said, i'm not sure i know that guy. sort of laughable to the trump organization. sater was a fixture. now he shows up again in this deal with michael cohen. in talks with russian officials and the documents show that the russians talk back, which is new information today. the russian president office reached out to michael cohen and was engaging him on this project. >> to everyone on ars force once who's watching, felix sater's fate. michael cohen's fate. in the end, didn't know them, kind of knew them, who are they. that could be you. you have written extensively about the president, his russian connections, his outreach. when michael cohen pleaded guilty today, besides you saying told you so, told you so, told you so, what was your takeaway? >> the big point is something ken just alluded to. while trump was campaigning as an

uncovered much of what donald trump, the entrepreneur, was doing in these failed hotels in toronto, sohod panama. that's going to start to come out, i think, and we're going to find out the foreign corrupt practices act was violated over and over again by donald trump and that he was in bed with a lot of mafia from russia. >> we'll find out when we get the tax returns we get from the house democrats when you take over january 3rd. jackie speier a friend of this show. thank you, dan goldman. >>> up next, president trump's using flatout false and misleading claims to justify his administration's treatment of migrants. former obama administration secretary coors will joining me next. this is "hardball" where the action is the. for strength and energy! whoo-hoo! great-tasting ensure. with nine grams of protein and twenty-six vitamins and minerals. ensure. now up to 30 grams of protein for strength and energy! start with 100% cleancheese? ingredients. like vermont white cheddar. then... add bacon, bbq chicken, or baja blend. catering and delivery now available. panera. food as it should be. d

so much evidence to suggest that in many of these properties, whether it was the toronto hotel, the soho hotel, the panama property, all the money that went through those properties was being laundered. and there is a foreign corrupt practices act in this country that requires you to determine whether or not money is being laundered into a project in which you are engaged. and if you're getting cash coming in to purchase these units, that's a clear sign there probably is money laundering going on. those are the kinds of things we need to look at. >> congresswoman jackie speier, i hope you come back to speak with me again, also to have a conversation about your book, a personal tribute to you but also something that many women can be inspired by reading this book. congratulations on that. >> thank you. >> thank you so much. >>> coming up next, the president suspects elect ral cheyenne -- electoral shenanigans in florida. is he just worried? st worried. nothing worth losing sleep over, because we covered it. talk to farmers. we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. ♪ we ar

>> condo purchases, transactions involving the trump soho hotel which now has donald's name taken offerit. and a variety of other transaction that's go back to as early as 1983. >> and that will reveal a relationship, in your mind, at a minimum with russians with money, right? >> that's right. and remember that the only bank which your correspondent just mentioned that will directly loan to donald is deutsche bank. deutsche bank is a preferred bank for russian criminal money laundering. it's paid over $600 million in fines for running -- for laundering money for russians in new york, germany, and cyprus. >> so you know this better than anybody. from the outside, though, it looks like the trump organization is actually a small family-ish business. yet they bring in a lot of outsiders. what does it tell you about the level of concern they're talking about staffing up? >> well, donald has always run a tight small operation. his father did, to control information. but let's keep in mind that michael cohen, his lawyer, is actively seeking to tell prosecutors everything he knows, and that som

he helped them build a project in florida and also the trump tower soho building in new york. he once carried a business card. in depositions donald trump has tried to -- trump has distanced himself from seder but its very clear that he's been an integral part of the organization on particular projects. what we're learning is that michael cohen's communications with seder continued well past january like what cohen told the congress and he was negotiating with seder about traveling to moscow, he was talking with him in the lobby of the trump tower hotel according to the information in may of 2016 and june of 2016 to try to get this trip over the ground that is right before the convention, and their discussing conversations that they're having with the russian government -- at least in january. seder has been cooperating with the special counsel's investigation. he has said that he's turned over every text and email and he's a longtime government cooperator. he was charged in the late 1990s in a stock manipulation scheme and has been a government cooperator for decades since th

>> it's not enough to be a russian immigrant with mob ties involved in trump soho and, as you said, zoning and all, i mean, that's not enough. if this guy didn't exist in the trump world, we'd have to -- we'd have to hire a novelist to write him. i mean, look. what you're seeing here is you're seeing somebody in 2016 through a huge part of the election who was keen to get the trump organization in business with -- with russia. and not just to make money. this is somebody who saw a political benefit to donald trump by getting close to putin. if you can do business with russia, if you can get close to putin, we can get donald trump elected. and so i think that what is important here is to remember that people around donald trump are having that belief that there's a political upside to getting close to vladimir putin deep into the election. >> so, matt, how seriously should we take sater's claims? is this a situation where trump's representatives were responding in kind and saying, yes, this is something that we want? or is there some truth to the defense that sater was simply trying to sell

toronto, panama, soho in new york city.ian money, russian buyers involved in those places. you know, i think he saw this as like, well, let's go to the source. why deal with russian buyers in new york or in florida when i can just go to russia? there's probably a lot more russian money there. i think that's part of the attraction. >> we have a couple seconds left. i have to ask you, bob o'brien was a lender that did business with donald trump at a time when few were willing to separately. deutsche bank headquarters in germany raided today. is anyone drawing a parallel? >> deutsche bank has had a lot of trouble with money laundering accusations that had nothing to do, as far as we know, with donald trump. i don't believe this is connect the with trump f. they raid the house on park avenue where trip's personal banker gave out loans, i would think there is a connection. so far i haven't seen one. >> david farenthold, thank you for your great work and always great contribution s to this broadcast. we appreciate it mightily. >>

the trump soho hotel was financed with funds that came out of eastern europe in a partnership with felix sader. he was working with michael cohen to get the deal done. when we litigated we asked him about the fact that felix was bringing investors routinely into his office from russia in the mid2000s. trump said of course we were meet with russian investors in the mid-2000s. who wouldn't have? russia was very hot. >> take me through and take our viewers through what michael cohen knows. how much damage can he do to donald trump? >> i remember sitting on this show when trump was really leaving him out to dry. you don't need even my insight to tell you when somebody is consulary, their right-hand man for ten years, they know everything. >> for a president, it's like the body guy. >> or ceo, it's your luntieuten. he was in the family. it's interesting to watch the arc of michael. i'm going to use the analogy of netflix. michael, you have many episodes also. michael was the arch -- i'm going to take a bullet for you. so loyal. then he was hung out to dry. he, obviously, was indicted. michael

half a century ago if you wanted to revitalize a neighborhood, you try to get the artist to move in, soho in new york. that starts revitalizing the neighborhood, and you create jobs and that expands from that. there's no question, this is a battle for talent. as a country, we're in a global battle for talent. each city within our country is battling for talent, and how do you keep the best and brightest you have, and how do you track other people who want to be there, and part of it is based on the opportunity, but some is based on the broader creative community, and sense of possibility and sense of inclusiveness that these cities are trying to build. >> when you help build aol, and you were the one who made it into a great company, it was based on a premise of community, of people who knew each other, bringing them together, and it wasn't really just pushing out content. do you think we've moved away from that wonderful model of social media bringing to create a community and social media is dividing us? >> there's some of that. i'm surprised and disappointed by that. one of the uninten

laws and self defense author gary kleck former brady center, about gun laws and self defense at a soho forum, arming school officials and large capacity magazine clip bans.

laws and self defense author gary kleck former brady center, about gun laws and self defense at a soho forum, arming sc

announcer: now the debate on gun laws from the soho forum in new york city.minutes. >> let me put this down. i will announce the main event to defend the resolution with professor gary kleck. gary, please come to the stage. [applause] taking the negative on the resolution, we have professor paul helmke.

lawsw the debate on gun from the soho forum in new york city. this is 90 minutes. let me put this down. event announce the main to defend the resolution with professor gary kleck. please come to the stage. [applause] taking the negative on the resolution, we have professor paul helmke. please come to the stage. [applause] thank you. we have closed the voting. gary, you are defending the resolution about guns. please come to the podium and defend the resolution. . mr. kleck: thank you. donehappy the voting was before you got a chance to get a good look. proposition has two points. i only want to make two points. if you banned guns, it would primarily affect noncriminal. that is been on controversial part of what i have to say. secondly, there is a harm in taking guns away from the good people, or the controversy comes in. all, let's define what we mean by prohibition and control. by definition, it means taking guns away from everybody. theoretically and legally speaking, it applies to everyone equally, criminals and non-criminals. in practice, that would not be the

laws and self defense author gary kleck former brady center, about gun laws and self defense at a soho forum, arming school officials and large capacity magazine clip bans. this runs an hour 25 minutes. >>> well, put this down. and announce the main event. to defend the resolution we have professor gary cleck, gary, please come to the stable. >> taking the negative on the resolution we have professor paul helmke, professor, please come to the stage. brett. please close the voting. thank you. we have closed the voting in the initial vote. and now, gary, you are to defend the resolution about guns, we read it a couple times, please come to the podium and defend the resolution. >> thank you, gene. i am happy the voting was done before you got a chance to get a good look at me. all right. the proposition really has two points. i only want to make two points, number one, if you actually banned guns it's going to primarily effect noncriminals. and that's the noncontroversial part of what i will have to say. and secondly, there is a harm in taking guns away from good guys. which is where the

announcer 1: now, a soho form debate on gun laws in self-defense. topics include background checks, 3-d guns, army school officials and large magazine clip bands. this is one hour, 25 minutes. >> well put this down. , and announce the main event. to defend the resolution we have professor gary kleck. gary, please come to the stage. [applause] gene: taking the negative on the resolution, we have investor paul helmke. -- professor paul helmke. please come to the state. [applause] brett, please close the voting. thank you, we have closed the voting on the initial vote. gary, you may now defend the resolution about guns. we have ran it a couple of times. please come to the podium and defend the resolution. gene. hank you, i am glad the voting was done before you got a chance to get a good look at me. all right, the proposition really has two points. i only want to make two points. number one, if you actually banned guns, it will primarily affect non-criminals. and that is the noncontroversial part of what i have to say. and secondly, there is a hard in

trends let's bring in evan clark, deputy managing editor at women's wear daily yesterday i was in sohowntown manhattan the line for canada goose was 45 minutes long, so to speak, and they say on the weekends it can be three hours long. >> three hours >> three hours. >> why, because the store is too crowded? >> they pair every group of customers. if you're a family or one customer gets their own sales person to go sminside and they'e pulling coats and all of this. apparently if you're going to plunk down that kind of money for a coat you want to try it on first. my question to you, evan, is -- >> evan is here, by the way. >> you guys are doing a great job. >> evan, thanks for coming in. >> i'm not a person who would stand in line to go spend my money. is luxury the trend for this christmas? consumer confidence is at an all-time high since the year 2000. >> i think luxury is always important to a certain kind of income segment we had trouble on the stock market lately, that makes that crowd a little more jittery. the canada goose example is a fascinating retail example where you've got o

looking at moscow project with this guy named felix satter partner with the president in trump tower sohot get done. big picture what does this mean a constitutional law professor folly weighed in. >> telling us how desperate mueller and his team has become. you know, after almost two years of investigating, spending millions of taxpayer dollars with the team of about 15 really aggressive exerptioned experiend lawyers there is no there there of trump-russia collusion. after going hard at high-level trump confidantes and campaign officials, mike flynn, george papadopoulos, carter page, paul manafort, rick gates and now michael cohen, the best they can manage to do is get single counts of perjury out of some of them. so, it shows you that these process crimes are all they've got. they don't actually have any evidence of trump-russia collusion which was their mandate. ed: important point. i have been talking to people very senior in the trump world who have been telling me essentially paul manafort is in solitary confinement in virginia. he is there all day and take him out almost every day