before prosecutors pull a trigger on avenatti, they're going to make sure they have i's dotted and t's crossed and make sure they don't have egg on their face. that's the benefit that high powered people that avenatti get. once they feel they have enough evidence, they are teeth in like a bone and they're going to make sure that they twist and turn him in the system. the more -- again, the narcissism or whatever psychological issues are going on, that he gets out there and tweeting in the public. every lawyer knows, tell your client to be quiet. he needs to get a good lawyer that can do p.r. for him as well as defend him on these charges and mitigate and lesson the damage. >> shepard: one of the most interesting things about this, when he was jumping back and forth across the street between our two cable news competitors and making these claims and talking about running for president of the united states, he had already according to prosecutors taken the money from a mentally ill paraplegic that was supposed to have gotten a lump sum of $4 million. avenatti told someone with mental deficiencie

hisas his i's dotted and t's crossed. it turns out that he didn't have a place to stay.guess what? he ended up staying in our guest bedroom for the summer. pete was easy to adopt. his folks had already raised a magnificent young man. [cheers and applause] ms. ferguson: he made up his bed in the morning. he helped around the house, took out the trash, he even walked she bit himdie, and when he first tried to pet her. [laughter] ms. ferguson: but she came to love him. and on top of that, he was a great intern. now, he asked some really tough questions about fact-based reporting. [cheers and applause] ms. ferguson: tough questions about research techniques, about confirming information through sourcing. peopleut how to approach who had undergone tragedy at the very worst times in their lives, how i was able to ask them to share that tragedy with me in front of lights and cameras. he asked me how i coped with what i was seeing and hearing, and how i managed the constant deadline pressure with collegiality and such a highly competitive environment. us, and ihim watching came

complicated issue, it's not cut and dry, as he's saying, and they need more time to dot the i's and cross the t'se s i's or cross the t's, ana. >> why would he be willing to potentially go to jail or be removed from office by rejecting this request from the house ways and means committee? >> because donald trump appoints people who either lack moral character or who are willing to pledge personal loyalty to him, which you'll realize jim comey was not, that's why he was fired as head of the fbi. we've seen that donald just had a purge of people at homeland security because the secretary there, who had been willing to do a lot of things, was not willing to violate the law. and mnuchin here is simply showing his loyalty to trump. he is not fulfilling the oath he took of office. there is nothing complicated about this. this law was used to get richard nixon's tax returns and it turned out the irs had missed, when nixon was president, in his 1969 turn, massive tax fraud. nixon's tax lawyer went to jail and the only reason richard nixon did not is he got a pardon. >> a bizarre scene plays out on a phoe

it may well be that not every i was dotted and t was crossed. >> he used a loaded word. he's drawn a conclusion. he's decided that spying took place. spying is not a neural word. he's not saying, i have to find out exactly -- >> for law enforcement generally conducting law enforcement activities, we don't call it spying. >> you only use that when you're making a derogatory description of what happened. and he's already judge, jury, prosecutor here. he's being a hatchet man and that is disturbing. the inspector general is a nonpolitical job. he is inserting himself, the attorney general in a political way into a decision that he should leave to the inspector general. if that raises questions, sure, go forward and have an independent review. but when you have a president who's been screaming from the get-go this is a fake investigation, he's tried to stymie it in various ways and basically following that play rule, that's terrible and it's scary about what this country is going. the attorney general should be somebody who obeys the law and is not carrying out a political m

them about their reaction to those policy changes and does that affect their decision on whether to cross t border? >> well, the decision is ultimately made up by the fact they can't live in those countries. of folks saying, look, i've got to get out of central america, it's too dangerous. but whatsort of makes me feel better about it or makes tmem feel the s right is the fact the smugglers know to tell them all these policies are on hold. the wall is comi up, so the time to get out thereof and sees lum in the united states is now. >> julian aguilar, thank you very much. and also thanks to professor deep gulasecuruon with santa clara university. >>> now to the life journey of former president obama's longest serving adviser. vaerie jarrett stayed for both terms and was a long-time fmily confidante. before entering public service, she worked as a corporate lawyer while raising herter as a single mother. since tn she has become one of the most influential african-american women of the 21st ntury. advocating for gender equality, civil rights and criminal justice reform. in her new book, "findi

some say the president crossed 9d t t e line and put omar in jeopardy. >> reporter: already primed to fight, the president -- >> i think she should resign from congress frankly. >> reporter: and a minnesota freshman democrat. >> we finally have a leader in the white house who publicly says, islam hates us. >> reporter: but now 9/11, the ainful national wound politicized in their latest dispute. stoking a fire on social media with thousands of l es and retweets. president trump wrote, we will never forget above a video that link the words of democrat ill hann han omar. >> some people did something. >> reporter: taken from a march speech where congresswoman omar who is a seomali refugee as she praised an american advocacy group. >> care was founded after 9/11 because they recognized that some people did somethingnd th all of us were starting to lose access to our civil liberties. >> reporter: today a number of high-profile democrats came to s om defense. ted, the elosi tw president shouldn't use the painful images of 9/11 for a political attack. 2020 candidates reacted. >> this is an in

t vehicle. but the cross piece came down right between the driver and passenger seats.er of them, the cup until the car, neither was seriously hurt by the pole. but that wasn't the end of the danger. >> i started to taupe door. i heard someone say, that's not a good idea because those wires might be live. had it hit to the left or right, it would have come down on top of one of us. if i would see that car, as a -- as a bystander or someone looking at it, i'm saying, people died in that car. the fact that we didn't, amazes me. >> truly amazing. instead hrks e made it through the ordeal with just five stitches and some bruises. it's unclear what triggered all those poles to come crashing down. >>>? sports, the baylor lady bears are the national champions of women's college basketball. the title game came down to the wire. the irish could have tied the game at 82. the best player missed the first of two foul shots. baylor ran out the clock andcla title. >>> in baseball, cincinnati's derek dietrich stood and watched his long home run. a few innings later, he watched a pitch

t 18, and then i stopped at the 9th. i got down to whaal we the b1 level and my legs were shaking very badly. >> reporter: the red cross opened a tempory shelter t help people. >> we'll be providing in partnership with the county safe place for residents to stay while they figure out what their next steps are going to be. >> reporter: meanwhile, john powell is pleased no one was injured. >> what are you going to see now? >> they offered us to stay for k i'm going back to the hotel. i'll check back in tomorrow and see how things are. >> reporter: that temporary shelter is at the james lee community center. that is where the red cross is providing temporary food, housing and shelter for the people ore. we a have an update from dominion power stating that the power is expected to be out here at this building for at lea a week. live here, shomari stone, news4. a challenging situation for a lot of people. thank you, shomari. it's kind of ach ly night to be dealing with getting kicked out of your house. >> it sure is, and it's getting colder as we speak, folks. meteorologist amelia draper is with us tonight. amelia, are we goi to n

and what has happened in australia is that conservatives and liberals alike love it. .t crosses partisanes let me add one thing regarding what you said about small businesses. we have a study that shows that for every dollar that a retiree spends, there's more than two dollars, two dollars $.75 -- $2.75 of economic impact. in all of these areas in america where small businesses need to thrive as we have the aging of america, if retirees actually had money to spend, you would see it spent on main street. then you wouldn't have this vice of do i pay for rent, do i pay for my prescription jogs, or with happening in a lot of american now, my generation, the sandwich generation, with aging parents and kids. we need to find a way to say to people who have basically had the country on the shoulders that we understand, you have a right in retirement to have a decent life and this is a way to do this in addition to social security. guests, talking about -- guest: can i add something to this? i went to a college campus and i said we'd -- they said they don't plan for retirement, it's too expensive

he was crossing t's, he was dotting i's. i'm telling you, laura, straight as an arrow, the guy is a lawyer's lawyer. and to be accused of some of the things that they're accusing him of, i don't know. it's very, very disappointing. >> people say he should resign. i've known barr almost as long as you. maybe not quite as long as you. but i think for a couple of decades. it's one of the people, if you need a legal analysis, dispassionate legal analysis, sober judgment, he's one of the rare people you can go to, frankly. and, jim, i got to tell you, this is one of the most disgusting things to come out of the trump era. anyone who supports any part of this president's agenda is smeared in one way or the other. it's smeared, it's implicated. it's harassed. but this is a game they play. but they're playing at real high stakes against barr. >> two things about that that are bothering to me. the first is, it's a gratuitous game. you can attack the president right now. you can pull through all of these pages and same look at this, l

>> reporter: well, the timingus be you have that big spike t border crossings. re moha they hoping to accompy'sh? well, t hoping to implement significant policy changes at dhs. for example, they're talking about limiting work permits for those seeking asylum as yet another deterrent. and the thinking is that the former leadership was reluctant to make these changes questioning the legality of all of it. critics are oncerned the president just wants to implement yes men and women. they are, by the way,ng bra for even more staff changes over at dhs. craig, vannah,hoda? >> kristen welker at the white house, thank you. >>> breaking overnight, benjamin netanyahu appears to have secured aif record fth term in office. unofficial election results shou netany running neck and neck with benny gantz. but his likud party looks look it has the support of right wing and jewish parties.io this ele was widely seen as a referendum on facing corruption allegations. it was one of the closest races in years. >> we have a lot more to talk about including an emotional good-byet the nb

the tunic of san louis and what is believed to be the crown of thorns jesus iso thought t have worn on the cross, those were also saved along with several other priceless pieces of artwork that were actually carried out by a human chain formed by police officers and firemen when the fire was still raging. but as is often theit case, wh these sorts of situations, what's left now is politics and an investigation. some 50 investigators have been trying to interew workers who were on the sce when the fire started, trying to determine what started this fire and how to prevent it in the future. and they're also looking into how to rebuild this roof and thh caral around it. manuel macron addressed the nation last night and called for aiity. he also s he was going to be suspending politics along with other political. parties hard to see how long that is going to last in this fractious political environment. we'll have to look forward to that and rebuilding. frances? >> along with the millions coming in in private donations. hundreds of millions in private donations to rebuild. matt bradley for us in par

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. >> thank yo i >>>t's friday on cue. the red cross is taking care of residents at this prince george's county ament complex. in flames destroyed part of it earlier this morn forcing a couple to toss their 9-month-old baby boy from a third story balcony. >> hereo harri is in the newsroom with more on this dramatic rescue. quite a harrowing scene there. >> can you imagine being in a situation where you have to though your child? a father and his wife had to make aon submit sec decision in an effort to save their baby from that fire. flames in the stairwell prevented the cple from getting out of the tilding. morehan 20 people had to manage to get out for safety. some could only sit andtc wa climbing from the trd to the second floor balcony, he told his wife to drop their b to him. then he turned and tossed his son to people who caught him down below. >> i threw him down and they caught him and i went back up for my wife. >> just absolutely amazing. th baby is ofblgt three firefighters suffered some burns and one resident had ske inhalati

romaine: maybe they are dotting the i's and crossing the t's.ople sort of on edge, waiting to hear what they have to say, but we are still waiting to hear from them, and they will have a conference call. what do you want to hear from them in regards to their outlook? leigh: there are a couple of things. stocks trading greater than the 250 level, which is the level of support. if it breaks below that, it will correspond to bigger issues that people believe they have going forward. at this level, you have seen these kind of short squeezes in the stock. the thing that we really want to see is that the production level, especially the model 3 going forward, ramps up. it is coming down this quarter. also, $2 billion on the balance sheet. he put out two quarters of positive eps numbers. he really needs to get those numbers back above negative, and i think it is $.87 this quarter, the street below that, but that balance sheet is not going to last long if he continues to run this thing at a loss, so the question is, going forward, where is the growth co

time to work with the structural engineer who did the original drawings and make sure that they crossed their t's and dotted their i's. and once those drawings are approved then i don't see any reason why we couldn't stick to the original. >> and you think the original timeline of four months is still applicable at this point? >> for the seismic retrofit, i don't want to speak for the owner, but at this point, i think so. >> okay. >> commissioners? >> before we get into deliberation -- >> we are in deliberation. >> before we get into deliberation moving towards a motion, one of the issues that were discussed in our last hearing was the issue of notice, and it was pointed out that while there was no notice because this is a.d.u., it doesn't have anything to do with building envelopes or affect the neighborhood, i think i took the position that in fact apartment buildings are their own neighborhoods and common areas within those apartments are somewhat like small communities and their halls are streets. it seemed this a.d.u. program did not consider for renters in apartment buildings the -- the pot

this week is a good opportunity to sort of finish dotting the i's and crossing the t's on this potentialout of china, caught a lot of folks by surprise, in a good way, it was pmi at 50.5, not a contraction, that is barely above the growth line that you look for, a six month high for china and th the purchasing manager's index, despite the trade tensions, despite the fact a that the tariffs have been under threat and certain tariffs are already in place against china. what do you make of that? >> well, markets are always cyclical. there's always ups and downs. i think china is rebounding a bit from last year's down. the government themselves are doing several number of measures to try and inflate their economy right now and certainly there's a lot of questions to what the tariffs have actually cost the chinese economy. but going forward, the tariffs are having effect on their economy, just like it's having event on our economy. it's negative, i think, to a net degree for both of us. cheryl: some of the headlines last week point to the fact that it looks like the chinese are becoming more

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and senator sanders was asked about it this weekend and he said it was dotting the i-'s and crossing the t'sng exciting and a lot to comb through so what is taking them so long to release them to the public so they could see them specially when he is so critical of president trump in particular for not releasing his tax returns and we should point out there are a number of 2020 candidates that have already stepped up and taken on amy klobuchar just released aerotax returns, so this is becoming the trend for 2020 candidates. and it's something that at this point, bernie sanders has not done yet although his campaign continues to insist we will see them soon. >> okay. thank you for the set up. want to stay on this disconnect because as you know, senator sanders delay, one of the curious comparisons to be drawn between the vermont senator and president trump. so nice to have you on. and you know, let me point out the obvious that everyone has been obsessed with president trump releasing his tax returns. including senator sanders, but as ryan just u reported, you know, he still hasn't done it. h

even if william barr is crossing every t and dotting every i, i know shar eye's --ly's laughing here,oe were on the other foot and it was a democratic attorney general summarizing in four pages a 4006 page report, you would not accept that, and we need to see the full mueller report not for political reasons, but because as an american, i actually want to see what happened. call me crazy. >> i'm not accepting anything. the full report is going to come out. >> when? >> it's going to come out. the reason the whole system, the whole process seems so politicized is for two years democrats made up this complete lie about collusion, and you had people like adam schiff running around saying, oh, i have secret evidence that shows -- and none of it happened. and, obviously -- >> well, we don't know. we haven't seen it. >> okay. maybe william barr's completely lying, and he made everything up, but i'm kind of thinking that's doubtful. at the end of the day, all that stuff is going to come out. the courts are going to determine p what parts of the grand jury stuff can come out, what can't, all t

as you look at the goals of the green new deal, i know when things are going to dot every i and cross every tshort period lack of time, but we need those goals. as a nation, we need to come behind goals. we need the energy of young people and people that really want to move on climate change. >> and tucker, mind you some groups estimate the green new deal would cost each household $600,000 over a ten-year period of time, not to mention the fact fossil fuels make up 80% of our total energy consumption, but let's just move right off that. >> tucker: may ask a question? they are for medicare for all, and actually there are some support in this country for tha that. but all americans, everyone in central america too, evan wants to come here? to anyone point out how hard it is to have entitlements with open borders? did anybody mention that? >> they didn't come and that is a great point. president obama in the past has made that point in one of his books that he authored. and that is a problem, but nobody mentioned that. kamala harris also tried to downplay the impact it would have on private insu

here to visit googleplex and you know what a couple weeks later diagnosed with measles there crossing their t's dotting their i's making sure though because obviously google's a huge campus lots of people working here so it's that this person specifically visited an office on 1295 charleston road on april 4th. health officials tell us there are no secondary infections. so far they're still interviewing people came into contact with infected person can take a listen to a doctor who us to tell us who's telling us exactly what they're doing here. >>contact investigations, we're trying to understand. is there anybody who might have been exposed who's not protected. and what do we what do they need to know and whether they need to do so the contact investigations or to identify those folks because they're going the extra follow it. >>we'll continue to fall if they find anyone who has as come into contact with measles overall there's been 4 cases confirmed cases in santa clara county. and the person who visited google here. they're one of 2 cases in san mateo county. so health officials are working t

it's a question of dotting the i's and crossing the t's. >> reporter: sanders claim he and liss wife without the help of an accountant. he vows that the returns are, quote, boring, leaving many voters including many of his supporters to wonder what the holdup is. >> i don't know why he's delaying. i think he should release them to set an example. >> reporter: the delay has become an issue hanging over the sanders campaign during a time when he's enjoying 2020 front-runner status and would rather be talking about other things, like his push for a war powers resolution related to the situation in yemen. he brushed aside a question about his taxes in a press conference after the bill's passage. >> can you talk about what is the holdup at this point. >> actually not. we'll have more information on that. today let's worry about the starving children in yemen. >> reporter: still it's impossible to ignore the many times sanders has chided president trump for not releasing his taxes. >> we don't have investments in russia or saudi arabia or anyplace else. >> reporter: something he talked abo

i'm sure that heal take a reasoned approach trying to dot every i, cross every t, comply fully so thatre is no question when this actually goes to court if the irs does not comply with the law, that we're entitled to get that information and as we've talked, lawrence, previously, once we get it, it's not a matter of being able to display it on your program or in the news media. it is a matter of careful examination by the joint tax committee on which i be and by the experts there to look at the returns and see what's there and whether any of this information should be disclosed publicly. in the meantime, it will be private and everyone looking at it will be subject to criminal penalties were it to be disclosed. >> congressman lloyd doggett, thanks very much. when we come back, a new report about the federal investigators talking to two people close to donald trump. keith schiller, his former bodyguard and his former campaign aide and white house aide hope hicks. that's next. pursuing life-changing cures in a country that fosters innovation here, they find breakthroughs... like a way to

you look at the goals in the green new deal and no one thinks we're going to dot every "i" and cross every "t" in a short period of time, but we need those goals. we need the energy of young people and people that really want to move on climate change. so this is what i say to my rural voters. i say look at what's in front of you. because for too long we've been talking about it on more of a coastal issue, which is true. rising sea levels, the greenland sheet issue was in the news today, hurricanes. but let's talk about the middle of the country where we need to political support. and i personally think someone from the heartland could do a good job of that. what do we see in front of us? floods all over iowa, nebraska, and missouri. this is important so i'm going to finish this. we have got -- i feel you creeping over my shoulder, not in a trumpian manner. just like you're there and like -- this is, like, really, really important. so this woman in iowa, fran, she is literally standing with me with binoculars on looking at her house which is submerged under water and she says to me this is wh

always best we care all right matt carter from the international federation of the red cross thank you so much and good luck t. . to washington d.c. now way in recent weeks the venice walen embassy has become an outpost of the country's political crisis activists supporting venezuela's president nicolas maduro have occupied the building they're trying to stop diplomats who support opposition leader. from taking it over now the u.s. and the organization of american states recognized as venezuela's president the activists say the u.s. government is helping engineer a coup in venezuela elena humphrey sent us this report from the embassy. venezuela's power struggle is playing out here the country's u.s. embassy in washington d.c. for two weeks now american supporters of venezuela's embattled nicolas maduro occupied the building day and night they want to stop representatives of opposition leader and self declared interim president one by door from setting up shop in the leftist group calls itself the embassy protection collective is only one of its leaders shows us inside margaret the flowers doesn't play in vene

certain corporate governance things with dotting the "t" and crossing the "i." we spend all our time on better products, better services, strategy, risk, forward looking and very little bit of time on check the box presentation. the cost of litigation is much higher. we have one of the best legal systems in the world. our rule of law is exceptional. that doesn't mean we can't reduce the cost a little bit. and there's a whole other litany of things which are driving companies private. jpmorgan chase is owned by 100 million americans indirectly one way or another through pension plans, whether it's state pension plans, municipalities, veterans, et cetera. we feel a huge obligation. i would love to be private. i can't. >> thank you. >> i think mr. dimon talked about the growing cost of being a public company. if you look over the last 20 years, the cost of being a public company and the friction that's associated with being a public company has only grown. at the same time, the availability of capital privately has expanded significantly. if one of the primary reas

us here at r t see you next time and remember cross talk rules. i know there was it. seems to do crack when i was a little kid my dad he was like oh. so you know i got like what i needed when i was a baby but i had a bad childhood. there's always been single mothers and african-american community service and same very. i think it's more of a teenagers having kids and you can't expect a fourteen or fifteen year old first daughter now order for hand if you're far there and he's a chav. we actually lost our place and. my car end up breaking down and i was unable to get to work on time so they let me go with my paycheck that i bring home i have barely enough to pay my car insurance . the gas in my car. you know world of big. law and conspiracy it's time to wake up to dig deeper to hit the stories that mainstream media refuses to tell more than ever we need to be smarter we need to stop slamming the door. and shouting past each other it's time for critical thinking it's time to fight for the middle for the truth the time is now we're watching closely watching the hawks. ye

one of the benefits of having a citywide unit structure like this is with the cross jurisdictional crimes ttion and coordination is much better. they can kind of step back and look at the bigger view, and we were struggling somewhat in that area before reinstituting this unit. also, another success with this unit on april 1, tenderloin spotted a stolen vehicle that was being driven by a wanted burglar on the 2200 block of market street. he was arrested and when the investigators got it, they were able to put together 10 burglaries that this individual was responsible for since april of 2018. and they occurred throughout the central and southern district, so that's good example of the value of having this type of investigations unit that has city wide responsibilities. so we're really pleased with the progress on that. traffic, been talking a lot about our vision zero goals and trying to reduce traffic fatalities to zero by 2024. we started off pretty rough this year. we've had four traffic fatalities as of march 20. so that's definitely tracking above where we were this time last year. the

cross the world this is r t international from the team myself you know me hello and welcome top story after a two year investigation on almost nonstop media coverage of the so named russia gate scandal the heavily redacted report. the document reveals that there was no cooperation between any american with russians in the twenty sixteen presidential election. the special counsel's report states that is quote investigation did not establish that members of the trump campaign conspired or coordinated. with the russian government in its election interference activities but it doesn't let donald trump off the hook in the eyes of democrats and large parts of the media the focus has now shifted to on the section of the report that investigates possible obstructions to the investigation our senior correspondent. has it all not two years america waited for this hoped and prayed it would unmake trump all exonerate him that the new report would and this two year long drama about collusion hacking and conspiracy people would get closure what america got was this page off the redacted page sensit

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