scholl's. >>> trump university, which as you know wasn't really a university at all, is be a being in spotlight. trump did something he vowed never to do. 'degr he agreed to a settlement. tomorrow the judge in the case, the one who candidate trump said could not be partial, will consider a motion that could throw those millions in the air. drew griffin tonight reports on the person behind it. >> reporter: it's all sherry simpson has left of what she first thought would be her ticket to financial freedom. leftover pamphlets, books and how-to brochures from trump university. they were supposed to teach her how to be a real estate millionaire. when she plopped down her money, $20,000 back in 2010, she really believed signing up for donald trump's real estate school would lead to a wealthy future. >> success. it's going to happen to you. >> i went for trump because of his alleged reputation. he promised us that he hand picked all of his mentors and teachers and that they were all trained with his still. >> reporter: simpson says she found out it was all a charade. when the chance came to

now judge curieel has approved a settlement in the trump university lawsuits that cost trump millions. the nfl wouldn't even allow las vegas ads to run through the super bowl and now the raid remembers moving to sin city. does the taxpayer funded $750 million stadium have anything to do with it? welcome to "the lead." i'm john berman in for jake tapper. we're waiting for the top democrat on the housing intelligence committee to emerge from the white house where right now he's viewing classified documents that could be relevant to the committee's russia probe which just got a new wrinkle. the white house is now urging the president's fired national security adviser to testify before congressional investigators, but before he talks general michael flynn wants immunity to be questioned about possible links between trump associates and russia. his former boss says go for it. even though both flynn and the president have previously insisted if somebody requested immunity they are probably guilty of something. what you're looking at right now is actually president trump in the oval office m

what do you want to say to donald trump about trump university? >> we both know, man to man, you knew you were taking people for a ride and it just wasn't right. >> reporter: a business lesson learned the hard way. ann thompson, nbc news new york. >>> there is medical news what's being called a breakthrough technique for treating one of the most common cancers. h hodgkin's lymphoma. nbc news medical core span dent john ter ruz has details. >> reporter: she has every reason to keep fighting when last august his cancer, non-hodgkin's lymphoma came back for the third time. >> i would have done anything i could to stay alive and spend more time with my wife and daughters. >> reporter: the lymphoids on his neck had grown to the size of golf balls and no treatment options left. he had just six months to live. but then he tried a revolutionary treatment called car t where the patient's own cells, called t cells are removed and reprogrammed by scientists in a lab to be cancer fighters. the super cells are put back into the patient where they can pinpoint

filed a motion with the san diego federal court asking she be allowed to opt out of the national trump university settlement. she wants the ability, she says, to sue donald trump one-on-one. the judge agree it is entire settlement agreement could be tossed out. >> why not take that money and run, instead of facing a possible federal lawsuit. >> and possibly very nasty with his history in this case. >> it will be nasty, of course. i think what he did to me and what he did to everybody else was really fraudulent, and i'd really like to take him to trial. i'd like to hold him accountable for what he did. >> simpson is a registered democrat. she even recorded an anti-trump commercial for an outside group trying to defeat donald trump. >> america, do not make the same mistake i did with donald trump. >> while he described in that commercial as just a single mom, she is also an attorney. an attorney who specializes in real estate foreclosures, bankruptcy. she's had her law license placed on probation and has herself filed for bankruptcy twice. >> let me ask you a tough question for an attorney who deal

the lawsuits allege trump university gave seminars that were like infomercials, constantly pressuring people to spend more and in the end failing to deliver on its promises. >>> next, the way this brawl evened on a southern california street. >>> forever 21 smacked with a discrimination lawsuit. the reason spanish-speaking workers at the san francisco store are upset. >>> and taking a live look outside right now at the toll plaza. we are keeping weather and plaza. we are keeping weather and traffic up through the entire you feel every mountain we've ever conquered. in our sports cars, you feel every podium we've ever climbed. and now, they've come together to create something you've never felt before. introducing the glc coupe. part suv. part sports car. all mercedes-benz. live-streat the airport.e sport binge dvr'd shows while painting your toes. on demand laughs during long bubble baths. tv everywhere is awesome. the all-new xfinity stream app. xfinity. the future of awesome. >>> temperatures in the last couple of mornings have been flip-flopping a lot, so how should you dress this

trump university held nationwide seminars on success in real estate customers claim they were pressuredend more money and in the end the course failed to deliver. under the terms of the cement president trump admits no wrongdoing. >>> a coffee shop in western pennsylvania brewing up some controversy. >> i'll say. national attention as fox's michelle chavez reports. >> it's just like other loyalty card it takes ten hole bunches to get a free cap of coffee. flip it over and here you have a picture of the president along with on the people management doesn't like. the black forge coffee owner says it's to poke fun at a president who doesn't show her views. >> we're not threatening the president. we don't want to hurt him. we don't condone hate. >> the shop loyal clients say regardless of pin it's constitutional rate to offer these cards. >> they're practicing their freedom of expression. i've noticed they're coffee shop has been packed and i know how hard it is for small business to get noticed not everyone likes the rewards program people are showing their disagreement on social media. an

president trump admits no wrongdoing under the terms of this agreement. >>> also, hillary clinton was back in washington d.c. today to honor women at georgetown university. the former secretary of state made remarks at an award ceremony for women in international diplomacy. she also took a jab at president trump's use of alternative facts. >>> when women participate in peace making and peace keeping we are all safer and more secure. studies show, here i go again talking about research and evidence, facts... >>clinton went onto say woman involved in diplomatic negotiations often create lasting peace agreements. the trump administration has faced criticism for its disregard of science based evidence, and use of alternative facts. >>> here in philadelphia, mayor jim kenney honored woman who worked for gender equality at a woman's history month event. the inaugural state of woman and girls summit was held at community college of philadelphia, panel of female leaders discussed issues that effect lives of woman and girls. kyw news radio reporter cherri gregg served as the event's mc , some included women in business, engagement, and health, wellness issues. >

students used it to file a lawsuit against trump university. >> there you had plaintiffs who could show loss. >> reporter: we did of course reach out to yvanka trump llc for comment on this story. we did receive response from them saying they're not commenting publicly on the lawsuit at this time. live in san francisco, suzy steimel, kpix5. >>> we're watching the weather this evening, showers over parts of the bay area. as we take a live look outside. it's a bit gloomy over the bay. we spotted showers around the ferry building in san francisco. it was breezy as well. paul diano is timing out this storm system. >> it's the drive home and it is getting more and more widespread. look at all the rain on kpix5 high def doppler. had a break for a week and a half. break is over folks. first day of spring and it's raining outside. san jose, stanford, east palo alto. and pockets of yellow up toward american canyon. south to concord, lafayette, walnut creek and san rafael. futurecast where do we go from here? the wettest hour or hours will actually be later on this evening. 9:00. 10:00 where it'l

new this morning, a federal judge approved a $25 million settlement against the now debunked trump university. consumers said they were misled that they would be taught success in real estate. he said he'd never settled, but after being elected, he said he didn't have time to go to trial. >>> the security adviser asks for immunity, and flynn is ready to testify in the connection to russ russia. >> reporter: flynn wants to testify in the russia hearings, but he wants immunity. flynn's lawyer said he has a story to tell, and he very much wants to tell it. the president said mike flynn should ask for immunity in that this is a witch hunt, excuse for big election loss by media and democrats of historic proportion. so far, they are unwilling to cut a deal. >> i don't think congress should give immunity. if there's an open investigation by the ib, that shouldn't happen. i don't think the president should weigh in on this. >> reporter: flynn appeared to change the tune on immunity in an abc interview for clinton staffers asking for immunity. >> that means you probably committed a crime. >> reporter:

. >> or something who sells you trump university. >> i forgot that one. that was a success. >> so great. the thing donald trump said last year that negates anything he tries to say today is i alone can fix it. in that statement he acknowledge thad he knows washington is broken, the processes are broken: he said i alone can fix it. what is stunning about today is it turns out the republican party learned absolutely nothing from the election of donald trump including donald trump. donald trump won in the rust belt in those states saying he was going to repeal and replace obamacare because at the time he thought he understood his voters hated the obama, but they liked the care. they didn't see him as a buy the to come and cancel medicaid. they thought he was daddy war bucks. just cancel undocumented aide, that they don't get. they were going to keep their stuff. they never thought was running to be paul ryan. he just decides to get in bedded with ryan who has this generational life long dream of ending the social safety net. donald trump didn't run on that. h

insurance you'll get with the amendments made will be as worthless as a degree from trump university ng the health care bill was the first major legislature test but he couldn't close the deal >> we all learned a lot about loyalty, a lot about the even though getting processed. >> mr. trump said it's time to move forward, they will revisit healthcare but did not indicate when. >>> charlie dent spoke to "eyewitness news" after they pulled the bill. he was among several planning to vote against the legislation. >> i don't know when that will be but if we do. we need to do it differently, and so i suspect the next order of business will be tack reform and infrastructure and there will be plenty to do. today was difficult for a lot of people. but the sun will come up tomorrow. >> president trump is willing to work with democrats on a bipartisan healthcare bill in the future. >>> detectives are investigating a murder mystery, a mother and her young son killed in south jersey. the story is unfolding on fox meadow drive in maple shade burlington county, david spunt has the latest that's gene

. >>> former vice president joe biden offered donald trump some advice during an appearance thursday at the university of pennsylvania. take a listen. >> if you could give president trump one piece of advice, what would it be? >> grow up. i would literally, you know, stop tweeting, you know, and start focusing. the words of a president matter. they have enormous, enormous, enormous reverberating sounds around the world. >> by the way, that's penn president amy gutman there. delivering those words of wisdom at the biden center for diplomacy and global engagement. we'll be right back. and ask if your heart is healthy enough for sex. do not take cialis if you take nitrates for chest pain, or adempas® for pulmonary hypertension, as this may cause an unsafe drop in blood pressure. do not drink alcohol in excess. to avoid long-term injury, get medical help right away for an erection lasting more than four hours. if you have a sudden decrease or loss of hearing or vision, or an allergic reaction, stop taking cialis and get medical help right away. ask your doctor about cialis. so you'rhow nice.a party? i'll

he also suggested another judge couldn't rule fairly on a case against trump university because that judge was mexican. >> when anyone criticizes the honesty or integrity, the motives of a federal judge, well, i find that disheartening. i find that demoralizing. >> anyone including the president of the united st >> judge gorsuch said he wouldn't name names or talk specifics but he did make the remarks after a question about the president's comments. >>> another beautiful night out there tonight. but doug, we've got some big changes coming in tomorrow. is that right? >> huge changes, jim. really quite amazing. but we've seen this before. this roller coaster as far as the temperatures are concerned. we didn't see it much of february. but march sure is giving it to us big-time as far as that roller coaster continuing. take a look at day, highs beautiful, 63, well above average. 64 fredericksburg. 63 in frederick, maryland. great across our region. take a look at this the numbers falling and they fall fast. tomorrow afternoon, 37 by the noon hour. so very cold air. windchills in the 20s

that is what will happen if this hybrid monster were to actually become law. >> and sell those trump universitys because that's what's supposed to fix health care. chris, let me show you this new york republican who is saying vote or be done tomorrow morning. >> we have to have a vote tomorrow. he expects it to pass but he's moving on. if for some reason it didn't. but his plea is to our party, our party to come together as a team and pass it. >> so mckay, he's talking there about -- the "he" is donald trump who he talks about like it's his boss, which is weird. but you have seen at the same time republicans are doing the bidding of he, donald trump, who expect this is to be done but might they wind up feeling abandoned if they can't get it done and he moves on and says forget you guys and whatever you have to tell your people and your district, that's not my problem. >> it's possible. there are two ways to read the ultimatum president trump has given. one is that it's a negotiating tactic to try to scare enough people in the freedom caucus and other republicans into passing this bill. the othe

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finally, we have the notorious and infamous trump university class action. class certification was granted for the thousands of students who were hurt by the president's allegedly fraudulent for-profit scheme. other 7,000 students were eligible for the class action because they were cheated into thinking they would become the next big real estate mogul. instead, students lost thousands of thrars and wasted valuable time at this joke of a school. to avoid any admission of wrongdoing or face an embarrassing trial, the president and the now-defunct trump university opted for a $25 million settlement. because of the impossible certification requirements in h.r. 9 5, it's safe to assume that trump university's lawyers would have had a field day dismantling the class action at the very beginning of the litigation. earlier this week it was reported in the "new york times" that one of the students is opting out of the settlement and if this bill passes, the risk will be that the class action could fall apart to the benefit of president trump. knowing how litigious o

>> a trump university student from florida wants her day in court even though the president has agreed to settle lawsuits for $25 million. a florida attorney is still not satisfied. she said she paid $19,000 for the program in 2010 and wants to continue litigation to expose his alleged fraud. the president wants called judge cure relly a so-called judge because of his mexican heritage. >> the government could shut down if congress does not pass a spending bill. it's the next big money fight and four things that could sometime my it. first funding for a border wall, second, boost of defense spending, this tinkers with the smallest part. third planned parenthood. if republicans reintroduce the idea it could be a non-starter for democrats. the gorsuch nomination finally. that's a leading indicator for a government shutdown. the most recent were 2013 and 1995. one thing clear from those experiences a shut down is waste of time and money and also can hurt the economy. we saw it twice. steve mnuchin said he would like to raise the debt ceiling. there shouldn't even be a debt ceiling. that's

you know, donald trump he had the trump university that literally took advantage of hard working people so he could line his own pockets and i would say this is just another example of ripping off americans and you know, the people we represent in all of rural america and frankly all americans deserve better than what donald trump presented this week. what i would like to do is turn this over to our ranking member on the budget committee who can draw some perspective on what this means were the budget committee. all right. thank you. >> thank you, cheri. good morning, everybody. happy st. patrick's day. when i was thinking about a word i would use to decribe this administration's budget i considered many of the ones that have been out there already f. heartless, cruel and short sided and they are all true. .... and shortsighted cutting $6 billion from the national institutes of health. we have invested billions and billions of dollars, and it made credible success, credible progress towards curing some very stubborn diseases, things like alzheimer's, cancer, diabetes. things that if we

former students who say they were cheated by real estate seminars that went by the name of "trump university." more than 3700 people will get at least 90% of their money back. there is word tonight that terrorists are developing a bomb that could be carried on to a plane undetected and our transportation correspondent kris van cleave has the latest on this. kris. >> reporter: scott, u.s. intelligence officials tell cbs news terrorist groups such as al qaeda and isis, have been perfecting and testing a bomb small enough to fit in a laptop computer that could get past airport scanners. the new intelligence suggests the terror groups have been testing the new bomb on airport scanners they've obtained. this concern prompted the u.s. and u.k. to ban laptops and other large personal electronics from carry-on luggage on flights from certain designated countries. now, last year, a laptop bomb blew a hole in the sideave somali airliner. the plane was able to land safely. in a statement to cbs news this evening, the department of homeland security says, "terrorist groups continue to target commercial

you know, donald trump -- he had the trump university that literally took advantage of hard-working people, so he could line his own pockets. and i would say this is just another example of ripping off americans and the people that we represent and all of rural america, frankly americans deserve better than what donald trump presented here this week. what i would like to do is turn this over to our ranking member n the budget committee, john yarmuth, who can drow perspective and what it means to the budget committee. mr. yarmuth: when i was thinking about a word that i would use to describe this administration's budget, i considered many of the ones that have been out there already, heartless, cruel and short-sighted and all of those are true, but the best word to describe this budget is ignorant and i say it's ignorant because what it does is exhibit an incredible lack of knowledge about the way people live and about the value and success of many of the investments and programs that this budget would cut. i bring up several just as an example. the first one and to me as the one being the

russia meddling, as well as any connections, if there are any connection between people in the trump universe, trump campaign and russian government officials during the time of the elections. now, this all comes, wolf, as questions are being raised about whether or not these trump associates will come before the senate intelligence committee. some top senators on that committee are telling me they do want to hear directly from paul manafort who was the campaign manager for donald trump, as well as other top trump associates to come and testify before that committee behind closed doors. and, wolf, as james comey does talk to these members, we are told this is an opportunity for them to ask directly about those allegations that donald trump leveled over the weekend that he was wiretapped by president obama, president obama had ordered to spy on the president of the united states, then the president-elect during that time, during the transition as well as during the campaign. we are told this is likely to come up. we'll see what comey says at this private briefing that is happening right now, w

thousands of former trump university students will get refunds from a $25 million settlement that donalde was elected president. a federal judge in india go is said to have approved the deal today. the students sued for fraud. businesshe latest flash. battle of the charts. tournament time. we are looking at the biggest surprises in the market. cannot wait. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ nera: in honor of march madness, a sudden death round of the elite eight. what a time to be alive. vonnie: that's very enthusiastic. i agree with you wholeheartedly. battling it out today until that stung forget we had other leads in the mix in the final 16. they are all in lead in our hearts. let's get straight to alix steel. alix: i love the headshot. so serious. oliver: very prescient. alix: i'm looking at the economic surprise index in u.s. versus the s&p. the blue line. the surprise index is the white line. the circles tell you a potential correlation between the two. when you have the economic surprise index hitting at the top, they can be a little bit of decline of the s&p. here and hit another top sa

judge approved an agreement for trum top pay $25 million to settle lawsuits over now defunct trump university the settlement president trump admits no long doing. >> confirmed citing of 15-year-old girl from tennessee who disappeared more than two weeks ago with her 50-year-old teacher. this is surveillance images from a walmart in oklahoma city where the two were spotted two days after they disappeared. marci gonzalez has the latest. >> reporter: the first glimpse of the pair sips police say 50-year-old e cummings kidnapped thomas. on march 15, two days after comins and thomas vanished in tennessee they were captured on surveillance shopping at walmart in oklahoma city. newly discovered imans show cummings with darker hair and thomas with reddish hair. they bought food and paid in cash. >> she looked subservient to him. walking behind him. looking to him. very scary image and frankly exactly the kind of image we were expecting. >> in 2 1/2 weeks since there have been no other confirmed sightings of the pair. the the search expanding across the u.s. and into central america. cummings was fire

trump university, the profit's going to charity - charity - trump water, going to charity. he told howard stern all the money for the apprentice, $2.5 million a year, was going to charity. - but no proof of that. - no proof of that. so let's try to find again, the tip of the iceberg. so trump wouldn't help me at all and i thought well why don't i just make a list of the charities i think are most likely to have gotten money out of trump's own pocket. i'll just call them. i'll go down the list - how long was the initial list? - the initial list was a couple of hundred. when i wrote it down it was a couple hundred. and then i kept expanding it. thinking maybe he would call and volunteer and tell me something or maybe somebody else would know something. so i started writing it down on a legal pad and taking pictures of it, putting it on twitter. - putting it on twitter - the idea being that you can get a lot more information into a picture than you can into a tweet - yeah - i wrote out the ones where they said never, he'd never given them money in one color ink. so you could s

now judge curieel has approved a settlement in the trump university lawsuits that cost trump millions nfl wouldn't even allow las vegas ads to run through the super bowl and now the raid remembers moving to sin city. does the taxpayer funded

students used it to file a class action lawsuit against trump university. >> same statute was invoked in the case in san diego as compared to this case but there you have plaintiffs that could show loss. >> reporter: levine says this is just the first lawsuit and will likely not hold up in court. we reached out to yvanka trump's company and they are simply not making comments on the issue at the time. >>> uses comedy to combat stereo types about immigrants. >> my daddy was really scared said. daddy, if trump wins will we be kicked out. and i said no honey, don't worry. you were born in the united states. daddy might have to go but we'll always have face time. >>> you tube is under fire this evening after the company admitted some videos related to lgbt issues were hidden to certain users. you tube tweeted today quote sorry for all the confusion with restricted mode. some videos have been incorrectly labeled and that's not right. we're on it. more to come. the issue blew up over the weekend with some you tube stars posting videos expressing their outrage. >>> you tube has always been a

. >>> and today could be legal problems for president trump over trump university. a judge will look at when he'll approve or deny to settle a suit. they said that the classes were like info mer shalls. and if the judge accepts the settlement, the people will have about 80% of their fees refunded. >>> obama administration determined that the pesticides could hurt the ban of children. and they say that the ban would have caused confusion and uncertainty for thousands of american farms. and the epa said that the pesticide is being used safely all over the world. however, environmental groups pointed to the recent studies showing even small amounts of the pesticide can hurt the brain development of a fetus, infants and children. >>> the city of san francisco plans to continue being a leader in the battle against climate change. officials said they'll continue to for policies that cut green air gases and asked to install solar panels on top of roofs and they will create thousands of new green jobs. san francisco said that being good to the environment can be good for th

but apparently they didn't teach the art of the political deal at trump university. struck by three things yesterday. one, president trump seemed relieved that he had been defeated. two, he gave up so quickly and now he's trying to cast it as well maybe this is the best thing that could possibly happen. look, there's no way to gloss over that this was a political disaster for republicans, for paul ryan, but also for donald trump. but donald trump ran on this issue as did other republicans. they talked about it for years and they gave up on trump care after, what, 18 days? so it turns out that all of that repeal and replace was just a brand, just a slogan for president trump. and the more we're finding out about this, the moritis obvious he was not the closer, he was not passionate about the issue, he was not knowledgeable about the issue, this is not something he cared about. and i do think that, yes, a lot of focus is going to be on paul ryan legitimately, but you have to ask whether or not donald trump and his white house undermined his own bill by sending mixed mes

the taxes are from 2005, where donald trump married melania and shut down his controversial trump university. it was also his second year on the apprentice on nbc, the white house tonight responded to msnbc saying in 2005, donald trump paid $38 million in taxes on $150 million of income and he paid it no more than he was legally required. the white house went on to say, "you know you are desperate for ratings when you are willing to violate the law that pushes a story about two pages of tax returns from over a decade ago." of course income would not be the big revelation here considering we know in 1995 mr. trump declared a $916 million loss which would have allowed him to legally avoid paying any taxes for up to 18 years. also on the show, we expect inga the next few minutes will be this trump biographer and investigative journalist who is the one who apparently obtained these tax returns. he was billed as also being a financial and tax expert reporter. last year, he was the one who asked the new york attorney general to investigate the charity foundation as well as his tax returns. what jo

approved an agreement for president donald trump to pay $25 million to settle lawsuits over trump university. people say they were misled by promises to learn success in real estate. the school no longer exists. president trump says he did nothing wrong. >>> hillary clinton is wading back into politics after losing the presidential election. clinton spoke today at georgetown university. during the speech she took several shots at president trump's budget and his proposed cuts to international programs. >> this administration's proposed cuts to international health, development, and diplomacy would be a blow to women and children and a grave mistake for our country. >> the white house has defended its budget proposal with a shift toward funding things like the military and border security. >>> representative charlie dent returned home to the lehigh valley today. dent took questions from a crowd of hundreds at a town hall meeting in hanover township. topibles ranged from health care to russian interference in the election to the potential local impact of president trump's proposed budget cuts.

university. my message is to president donald trump. know a lot of candidates make a lot of promises when running for president, but i would like him to lower the rate of unemployment. >> "voices from the road" on c-span. >>> c-span's "washington journal" live every day with kn news and policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, an economist will frame the upcoming congressional debate on tax reform and examine democratic, republican, and bipartisan proposals. then north carolina republican congressman walter jones and california democratic congressman john garimandi will join us to discuss a bill they co-sponsored calling on a withdrawal of all troops from afghanistan. live at 7:00 a.m. eastern tuesday morning. join the discussion. >>> yesterday at aipac's policy conference, former canadian prime minister stephen harper on israel's relationship with other western nations. this is about 20 minutes. [ applause ] >> that was phenomenal.

and so it seems like trump right now is worried that this is going to be more like trump university thanome of the trump golf courses. >> if you look back to 2009 when president obama was trying to pass aca, it wasn't called obamacare at that moment. he was all in on it. those deals to bring interest groups along were hatched at the white house. this is something that he was sbintimately involved in. so it took a while for him. finally in the 2012 campaign, he said obamacare. go ahead and say it. >> the president had to quiet democratic criticism that it wasn't liberal enough and single payer. president obama was all in. trump endorsed the republican bill but mixed signals about when he's willing and able to negotiate about it. if he doesn't make his bill given the family feud, will they pass it? >> i think it may not pass regardless as it stands now. there's a lot of opposition from all sides. the thing that's striking, laura and i were both at the town hall, the rallies that president obama held in 2009 and 2010 and went on the road all the time and the difference is that it was detail

. $25 million settlement in a trump university lawsuit is hanging in the balance.s is holding out. she might torpedo the deal. details ahead. >>> call it a tale of two committees. the senate intelligence committee launches hearings on all matters trump and russian s tomorrow. it's a contrast, two committees. >> reporter: tonight, the top democrat and republican on the senate intelligence committee say they are pouring through thousands of intelligence documents as part of the bipartisan investigation into russian meddling during the election. >> this was one of the biggest investigations that the hill has seen in my tenure here. >> reporter: standing in contrast to the house

he paid $25 million to settle a lawsuit related to trump university. >>> as if they are trolling theystery solved. not one, but two of tom brady's super bowl jerseys headed back to new england after being found in mexico by the fbi. the jerseys from the recent super bowl win and the win over seattle were in the possession of the same credentialed member of the media. identified by the nfl network as moricio or trktega. brady thanking officials for their hard work on the case and perhaps president trump is happy with the fbi despite what happened earlier in the day. he is a tom brady fan. >>> let's see what is coming up on "new day." alisyn camerota. >> she does that. she has that effect. >> hi, guys. >> welcome back. >> thank you very much. as you can see, i'm getting back into it slowly. adjusting and getting my microphone on. great to see you guys. we have obviously a very big show. we have a member of the house intel committee hear re to talk about the stunning revelations that director comey dropped yesterday. where do the investigations go from here? also in terms of health care

judge approved an agreement that says president trump must$25 million to settle lawsuits over trump university. the decision closes almost seven years of legal wrang ling with people who claim -- wrangling with people who claim the school was shut down. the customers say attorneys will get at least of their money back. >>> we are going to take a live look right now, coming up next we'll take you live to oracle. a look at the warriors. stay with us. we'll be back after the break. pg&e learned a tragic lesson we can never forget. this gas pipeline ruptured in san bruno. the explosion and fire killed eight people. pg&e was convicted of six felony charges including five violations of the u.s. pipeline safety act and obstructing an ntsb investigation. pg&e was fined, placed under an outside monitor, given five years of probation, and required to perform 10,000 hours of community service. we are deeply sorry. we failed our customers in san bruno. while an apology alone will never be enough, actions can make pg&e safer. and that's why we've replaced hundreds of miles of gas pipeline, adopted new leak

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final approval to a settlement between president trump and former students of his now-defunct trump university. the students claim they were misled by promises to teach success in real estate. trump agreed to pay $25 million to settle two class action lawsuits in eight is as well as a civil lawsuit in new york by that state's attorney general. president trump's travel ban could be revised and heading to the ninth circuit court of appeals in san francisco. the federal judge in hawaii who temporarily blocked new travel bans earlier this month extended that block yesterday. that ruling also means the justice department can now immediately appeal to the ninth circuit. trump's order suspends new visas for travelers from six muslim majority countries and halts the refugee program. scott mcgrew has been examining the president's first 100 days in office. today we're at day 70. >> and a startling tweet this morning from the president but not startling in the way you might expect. >> reporter: well all of them are startling, right? they're often startling. but this one, take a look, it attacks republic

we should note that while some former trump university students say they were defrauded, others said were happy with the school. neither the trump white house nor the school have commented. coming up, josh earnest on what the obama administration knew about russia's election interference. >> as we close out this quarter, the dow falling by 65 points. the s&p 500 down 5. the nasdaq down 2 points. its best quarter since 2013. the number of retailers filing for bankruptcy is marching toward a post recession high. nine retailers have filed for chapter 11 in just the past three months. consumer spending barely up last month amid delays and tax refunds. inflation continues to rise, pointing to a likely interest rate like. that's it from cnbc, first in business worldwide. to severe chronic plaque psoriasis. so i made a decision to talk to my dermatologist about humira. humira works inside my body to target and help block a specific source of inflammation that contributes to my symptoms. in clinical trials, most adults taking humira were clear or almost clear, and many saw 75% and even 90% cl

that same month after agreeing to settle a lawsuit against trump university for $25 million, he pivoted again, demanding on twitter that the cast of the broadway show "hami "hamilton" apologize to then vice president elect pence for this. and when donald trump was to hold a press conference about business conflicts of interest he postponed it, then made news by appearing in the lobby of trump tower with conwkanye west. and remember those calls for him to release his tax returns during the election? he made those calls go away at least temporarily by appearing at cia headquarters. >> there is nobody who feels more strongly about the intelligence community and the cia than donald trump. >> reporter: and just days after he forced out his national security adviser michael flynn, president trump made new headlines with a 77-minipress conference. >> the press is out of control. >> reporter: that got oall the attention and the flynn story got buried if only briefly. >> talking about this idea of a d diversion, our panel members. to those who say this is a distraction, republicans are saying th

that same month after agreeing to settle a fraud lawsuit against trump university for $25 million had, he pivoted again. demanding on twitter that the cast of the broadway show "hamilton" apologize to then vice president elect mike pence for their. [ booing ] >> reporter: and when donald trump was supposed to hold a press conference to address questions about business conflicts of interest, he postponed it. then suddenly made news by appearing in the lobby of trump tower with kanye west. >> you take care of yourself. i'll see you soon. >> reporter: and remember those calls for trump to release his tax returns after the election? he made that story go away at least temporarily by appearing at cia head quarters. >> there is nobody that feels stronger about the intelligence community and the cia than donald trump. >> reporter: and just days after he forced out his national security adviser, michael flynn, president trump made new headlines with a 77-minute press conference. >> the press honestly is out of control. the level of dishonesty is out of control. >> reporter: that got all the a

. >>> well, unhappy customers of the now defunct trump university will get 90 percent of their money back. while president trump admits no wrongdoing, the settlement allows him to pay $25 million to thousands of customers who said the university misled them. today's deal ends two class action lawsuits and a civil suit filed by new york's attorney general. >> well, just like the ride to work today, the ride home is a rather wet one as we get a first check of the "action news" traffic report. >> let's go live to gina gannon in for matt pelman with the wet commute. hey, gina. >> you got that right. hi, brian and sharrie. we're starting off with an accident so with the rain, with it being friday give yourself plenty additional time. we're looking live on route 38. this is in moorestown new jersey. right at nixon drive. and you can see we have an accident out here on the westbound side blocking that left and the center lane. we see a vehicle facing sideways as well and it looks nj dot is on seen. if you can allow for more time. here's a look at the big picture. we're seeing teens and singl

. >>> a single holdout is standing in the way of nearly 4,000 former trump university students gettingack most of their money. yesterday, a judge called the $25 million settlement fair. but said needed to consider the objection of a student that didn't want to participate. the settlement was agreed to in november but still needed court approval. the university was created back in 2005 and promised to teach students investing techniques. it closed in 2010. >>> the sierra snowpack is the best it's been in years. but that could mean trouble when the weather warms up. the latest manual measurement shows the snowpack at 183% of normal. so the resulting runoff is going to be well above average too and that means a lot more water making it down to an already stressed flood control system. >> we are concerned with the snowpack above our reservoirs particularly we're concerned with the central valley reservoirs on the san joaquin river system including new molones, don pedro, new exchequer, bryant and pine flats. >> most of the reservoirs are filled into their flood space and that's an area bui

remember when he tweeted how he would win the trump university lawsuit before he completely sur -- surrendered in the lawsuit and would pay $25 million to the unfortunate victims of his fraud? remember when he threatened he would sue all of the women who accused him of sexual assault? he hasn't sued them and he never will. trump tweets, trump threats have never meant anything in an investigation of donald trump and they don't now so we now have the highest-ranking federal prosecutor in the land the attorney general of the united states presiding over every federal prosecution in the country, everyday and everyday he does that he is now suspected of being a felon himself. joining us now, david frum, senior editor for the "atlantic." jonathan alter, msnbc political analyst and also the senior fellow at the atlantic council and expert on russia who recently returned from ukraine. adrian, i suspect i will now be tweeted about by donald trump having met on television. >> one step removed. >> we know what donald trump is trying to do. saying anybody with a russian name, anybody from ukraine who any

a federal judge has approved the $25 million trump university settlement announced late last year. rump organization admitted no wrongdoing, with some students saying they enjoyed the class. many others saying they were defrauded. pete williams is joining me now. what does this decision mean for the students and the trump organization? >> reporter: the lawsuit is officially over. the lawsuit was reached 11 days after the election. the president-elect then said it was too much of a distraction, that he didn't intend to settle but he changed his mind. about 3700 students were in a class action case and a lawsuit filed by the attorney general of new york. they all said they were defrauded. they didn't get faculty members hand picked by donald trump. the materials weren't what they said they wanted. the lawyers said the students will get roughly 90% of their money back. the rest of the money will go to the lawyers. this was a case preside over by judge curial. the president said he was prejudice against him. but this is merely the formalt he, the judge approving the settlement. >> pete,

he's already done it with trump steaks, he's done it with trump university, now he's got to do it with trumpcare. >> i'll call it trumpcare if you want to but i didn't hear president trump say to any of us, "hey, i want my name on that." >> the president met at the white house today with representatives of conservative groups who oppose the bill and is set to sit down next week with members of the house freedom caucus, many of whom are vowing not to vote for it. tonight he was scheduled to have dinner with senator ted cruz who said the current version of the bill cannot pass as well as cruz's wife heidi whose appearance trump insulted during the campaign prompting cruz to deem trump a "sniveling coward." more on that in a bit. people trying to sell the bill have fallen back on a crucial claim -- their bill must pass regardless of any flaws because obamacare is on a path to implosion. >> obamacare is collapsing under its own weight right now. plans are pulling out right now. obamacare, to quote an insurance -- head of an insurance company, "is in a death spiral." >> obamacare is going t

today that orders president trump to pay $25 million to settle lawsuits over the now closed trump university. thousands of people say they were misled by promises to learn success in business at the nationwide seminars. president trump has maintained that he's done nothing wrong. >>> two special visitors are coming to the white house next week. the president will welcome the king of jordan on wednesday. they plan to discuss the fight against isis, the conflict in syria, and relations between israelis and palestinians. on monday, the president of egypt will visit the white house. >>> tonight the phillies are remembering former player ruben amaro sr. who died today at the age of 81. amaro sr., shortstop from 1960 to 1965, winning a gold glove in '64. phillies chairman david montgomery praised him today, calling him a joy to be around. his son, ruben amaro jr. played for the phillies too before becoming the general manager for seven seasons. this all comes just one week of course after former phillies player and manager dallas green passed away. >>> next at 5:00, no more nuggets. why rutgers is