would you say it is underreported as a story ) would you say it is underreported as a story) is borne we saw, was an icon. he had a deal with ken livingstone when he was the mayor of london. since his death, things have gotten much worse, deteriorated and gotten much worse, deteriorated and gotten much worse. i think country like this, which is not in civil conflict, often does go unreported. but now i think it is getting to the point where it is difficult to sustain and this latest solution by the government does not seem to have a support market. this is not the end to a. —— to it. a support market. this is not the end to a. -- to it. the daily mail, leading on a story about a breakthrough on a five—minute treatment for people with prostate problems. kate, tell us more? this isa problems. kate, tell us more? this is a really positive story. a new treatment that will be offered on the nhs it as early as tomorrow. treating prostate problems without any invasive surgery. it is quite a simple solution to a problem which irritates many men. the key is early diagnosis because while this

i think the underreporting is a significant issue. i don't want to drive it further to underreport. and then, finally, a mystic note, i've been working with the school board association. they want to do something with our school district trauma informed care. and so, they have made arrangements for a daylong conference at the south city conference centre and our own kevin truant will be one of the keynote speakers. together with doctored joists. it is really targeting school community, stakeholders on trauma informed approaches to better meet the needs of all of our students at whatever level. >> any other questions or comments? just thank you for your continued work on this. these conversations are always hard. i mean, the question for me, is more around and not what are we doing, but what is happening with our students? what is happening to them? what is our understanding of what it is that they are challenged by, and has that changed over the -- over the years. are the neighborhood that they are living and improving at all? are they getting the mental health support or the health

his fixer michael cohen is under investigation for tax fraud for underreporting income. subpoenaed mr. cohen's former accountant back in april before the raids happen. in the trial of paul manafort, sat through hours of testimony from his former business associate rick gates, a former trump campaign deputy chairman. he said he and manafort together engaged in for years. for instance hiding bank accounts in cyprus. falsifying documents and much more. gate's testimony has portrayed basically a criminal enterprise. and gates described manafort as a man who went broke. gates also has established conditions under which paul manafort who a few months after financial distress would have been extremely vulnerable in becoming an asset while he was acting as a volunteer campaign manager. for more on the saga. joined by ken dilanian who has been covering the trial and rebecca davis o'bryan. ken, i will start with you. we got the first big cross. what happened when manafort's lawyers got their cross. >> we didn't have any perry mason moments. i think they did do him some damage. we

. >> this is an underreported story at the time, wasn't it? >> no one, i mean, 1973 it was just, it was buried. families wouldn't claim the bodies. one survivor who was in the hospital, they listed his name and people were buried in potters field, and robert was a young graduate who got all these people to speak and it showed the political movement that were assaulted from the upstairs lounge fire, and really it's becoming like a triangle waist, fire, like other events. a major civil rights story of the 20th century. so it becomes part of a broader narrative and he wants to get water to the people who died. >> how much independence do you have at the bright does julia have to prove all your acquisitions? >> yes, but that's the joy. we have, i mean, julia is an amazing boss. publishing those for people interested, it's the financial aspect to it and often you may not get a book you spend the most money on. there's always that aspect. you know bosses, you know. we are at the top of her limit but generally we all pretty much agree, we want to do

we recognise it is clearly underreported, as with other forms of abuse, underreported, as with otherher forms of abuse, in this case perhaps more so of abuse, in this case perhaps more so because of the multiple perpetrators and it takes an immense amount of force to report against people like your family. of the government forced marriage unit statistics, the majority of people are under the age of 18, as young as 13. if we look at the landmark criminal conviction in june, this was a british—born mother that forced her 13—year—old intermarriage. does that not come up on the documentation? of the person marrying is underage? in terms of sponsor marrying is underage? in terms of sponsor any foreign national, you cannot sponsor anybody until you are 18, but under the age of 18, these families are still marrying them, and they will say to the victim, don't tell anyone what has happened abroad. so the individual victim was taught to be silent. but the thing is, these kids are in school, so where you have somebody under the age of 16, the authorities should be dealing with this as a safeg

gates said he and manafort underreported there income and failed to register 16 foreign bank accounts. a law professor has been following the case closely. >> what this does from the broader picture is it says look, president is ebody known to be in bed with pro- russian ukrainians and who had been doing this work for a very long time. >> gates also worked on the trump campaign. he cut a deal with special counsel robert mueller's team earlier this year. >>> the man accused of planting a bombing -- planning a bombing last christmas was sentenced, he admitted under a plea deal that he tried to aid a terrorist organization. he planned the attack with undercover fbi agents. he was going to hurt other people -- heard people into area and used pipe bombs. he did not actually take steps to carry out the attack. >>> police are looking for two men who spray-painted a racist message on a truck that happened last week in a small town near modesto. authorities say the 50-year-old was putting up campaign signs when two men ambushed him throwing sand in his eyes before beating him up. >> the men sc

, they're saying, underreporting from his taxi medallion business. imagine that would put additional pressure on cohen to try to -- speaking of deals -- cut a deal with the special counsel. >> look, i think he's trying. i think he's been waiving a red flair saying i know all this. there are things i know that i can tell you that i would like to either deal with the special counsel or the southern district of new york. he made it no secret that donald trump is no longer his mentor and good friend. and so these kinds of charges, which "the wall street journal" is reporting about are things that i think we would expect. it's been talked about in the taxi medallion business, for example, taxi medallions used to be worth a lot of money than uber came along and they were worth a lot less. and maybe he overstated his financial picture when he was trying to get some loans. so, it makes sense that these are things that they might be looking at. but we at this point in our reporting we do not know about any conversations that he has, that his attorney guy pa t

cohen's income from his taxi medallion business was underreported in federal tax returns. one of the people said, the income included hundreds of thousands of dollars received in cash and other payments over the last five years. so what does this say to you, that they're squeezing this guy big time right now? >> i'm hearing dÉjÀ vu. this is precisely in a way what paul manafort is on trial right now. underreporting his income, trying to evade tax payments and only gha obligations, somebody orbiting the president of the united states who would know about their conduct in some way shape or form. i'm seeing a bit of a dÉjÀ vu. what's interesting is unlike the case of paul manafort, remember mueller has not wanted the case of michael cohen. he has passed this off to a different district court, a different u.s. attorney's office. i was curious as to why he's chosen to argue on behalf of one and not the other, probably because of the role that michael cohen did not play on the campaign, unlike paul manafort. >> how do you see it? >> well, this is what you expect in a situation w

sources tell "the journal" the federal prosecutor in manhattan is looking into whether cohen underreported income from his taxi medallion business. the taxi licenses yielded hundreds of thousands of dollars over the last five years. the "wall street journal" also reporting federal investigators are looking into possible fraud against the bank that financed cohen's taxi medallion business. cohen has not been charged with a crime, and "the journal" reports he previously denied wrongdoing. >>> firefighters are struggling to contain the largest wildfire in california history. at this point, the mendocino complex fire has scorched nearly 293,000 acres. 75 homes have been destroyed, and the fire at this point only 34% contained. now, firefighters are up against a myriad of issues here, but chief amongst them, hot, dry, and windy conditions. cnn's stephanie elam has the latest from california. >> reporter: christina and phil, we are standing in the midst of some of the devastation from the mendocino complex fire, which is actually two fires that started about the same time, burning near each othe

schools are making black students feel welcome, and i just wanted to add, as well, about the underreporting, i'm hearing from a lot of black parents that when their children with victimized, they are -- are victimized, they're not being called. it's not being reported in the system, and it's also not being reported to parents. so i would like black families to be informed when their children are hurt or harmed, and i would like track of of when students request safety transfers. it's a lot of black students that i'm hearing are transferring from schools, and i don't know if we're tracking that currently. thank you. [applause] [please stand by] >> during the preservice week of august 14th-17th. we discussed this in our union district parent and support of schools committee. we were assured that whole schools would be able to go to trainings and be provided the training. and now we are finding out it is not true. it is important to have everybody trained. in terms of the climate team, this is actually pretty annoying and possibly a contract violation. during negotiations kak we spent a lot of

at ai medallion business was underreported. that includes hundred of thousands received in cash and other payments over the last five years. in addition, federal authorities have been investigating whether he made misrepresentations or false statements on lone applications including whether he inflatd the value as collateral loans. so according to the "wall street journal" which has been all over the case, federal investigators are looking at cohen for allegedly or potentially lying about his true financial situation. on the one hand to the irs where he allegedly underreported his income so he wouldn't to have pay taxes on it. and to banks so they would be duped or conned or schemed into giving him loans for which he didn't actually qualify. if those alleged crimes sound familiar to you, it is because you've heard the details of those exact same charges laid out against trump's campaign chairman, paul manafort in the case in virginia. in watching the case if nothing else, we now understand what a government does to prove tax fr

at issue is whether income from cohen's taxi cab business in new york was underreported. that's according to "the wall street journal." authorities are also looking into whether cohen lied on loan applications. >> and now to california on what is shaping up to be the worst fire season in state history. in southern california, southern los angeles, a fire tornado erupted in the so-called holy fire. firefighters are working to keep it away from homes. some orange county residents had meantime up north, the largest th res state history, the m burning slower. this morning there are 18 fires. >>> prosecutor says a pennsylvania police officer they've charged with voluntary manslaughter is relatively inexperienced and made an unreasonable decision about his safety. he shot and killed a man from new jersey last month. nikki battiste has the details. >> reporter: the fatal shooting of joseph santos was captured on this cellphone video. you can hear jonathan roselle give commands before giving fire shots, killing the 44-year-old who was unarmed. lehigh county district attorney jim

and we're starting to extend into west africa as well in southern africa is filled with amazing underreported stories of conservation and the environment. i'm particularly passionate about an area in south africa called the wild coast and there's also some mining concerns that are looking at actually starting mining in the op or in in those areas that i think would really be well suited to journalism and investigative journalism using drones. but then there's also there's tons of stories in southern africa i've got a list of ideas of things that could be interesting to be seen from about. according to the world bank less than a third of the people of tanzania have access to electricity in fact only ten percent are connected to the grid the country is trying to tap into new energy sources including a plan when fab but it will be years before it's completed for now people have to come up with their own ideas and solutions to the energy problem well we may have an inventor time in more he fungal the twenty eight year old build wind turbines and uses a party generated to pump water. tommy mckee f

people familiar say authorities are assessing whether: underreported income on federal tax returns --er cohen underreported income on federal tax returns and obtained bank loans without proper documentation. the philippine your president today threatened to kill corrupt police officers in his country. expletiveent's address was directed at more than 100 policemen who are facing administrative and criminal complaints. he said a special unit would monitor any officers involved in drugs or corruption for the rest of their lives. the former treasury secretary says a trade war with china is a bad idea. he said i would bloomberg. >> this is a trade war that will make ironically -- make america poorer. our producers are going to be less competitive and paying more for inputs. mark: he's on the advisory board of the bloomberg economy forum being held in beijing. and the topicsm that will be part of the discussion can now be found at bloomberg.com/new -economy-forum. global news, 24 hours a day on air and on tictoc on twitter, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120

lacks sufficient evidence to take action, but has also acknowledged seat back collapse is likely underreported. still nhtsa recommends the back seat is the safest place for kids. toyota tells cbs news it is still considering its next step in this case. we were not able to reach nhtsa over the weekend. kris van cleave, cbs news, washington. >>> officials at san jose international airport honored the man the airport is named after, former transportation secretary norman manetta. manetta served as commerce and transportation secretary in the bill clinton and george w. bush administrations and was a congressman for 20 years. at the ceremony manetta reflected on his political career, love of aviation and the important role the airport plays in san jose. >>> san francisco is getting its first quasherless store and it's beating amazon -- cashierless store and it's beaten amazon to the punch. shoppers scan a qr code when they enter the store and can pick up items without needing to stand in line to pay. amazon is expecting to open a cashierless convenience store later this year in the city. >>> you go

it was something which was underreported and now we are seeing the results, we are seeing 300 dead.g that to rise heavily. 0ur 300 dead. we are expecting that to rise heavily. our team which reached kerala earlier today, they said they had never seen anything like it. some of them are very seasoned aid workers. it is absolute, utter devastation. what has the initial response been from your organisation? the team has reached kerala, they are already working with the local community to provide hot meals. as of now, those meals are being served. we are trying to source fresh water. there is a big crisis in trying to get fresh water, the floodwater has taken over everything so everything is polluted. 0ur everything so everything is polluted. our team is working on bringing waterfrom hours drive away, and trying to work on contractors in different states. —— from four or six hours' drive away. something which is more frightening, if authorities do not act fast, the danger of disease in this hot weather with standing water in floodwaters, disease could break out and really take many more

brigade's was unequivocal he for he said knowingly conspired to deceive the us government falsely underreporting the amount of income paul mom of four was receiving not declaring several foreign bank accounts all about illegal however gates also had to admit that he was embezzling money from pomona for hundreds of thousands of dollars from those foreign bank accounts and that's key to the defense they say this is an unreliable man a man doing what he can to save his own skin and he is being pressured in order to say what the special counsel robert miller one sympathetic to indict to indict paul mount a for to get him out of fort to begin cooperating with the special counsel on russia . social media platforms in the u.s. have banned a controversial talk show host for promoting hate speech info wars host alex jones has a huge online audience and pushes many conspiracy theories including a claim that the sandy hook school massacre in connecticut was a staged event alan fischer reports this is their plan people these are. we as a national radio show more than two million a year to prescribe and a we

cycle of native people being swept under the rug as if we don't exists and need to why is this so underreported. well i think there's a number of factors and it ties into the point that i wanted to make on issues of jurisdiction and racism it's not just tribal police or the f.b.i. that failing native women and it's not just you know this this issue doesn't happen just on reservations for example savannah grey went with mention she wasn't living on the reservation she was living in an urban area and it wasn't tribal police that failed her it was local police there's an ongoing case right now her name is khadija britton she's here in northern california she was kidnapped at knife point by her abusive ex-boyfriend a witness testified to that fact and for some reason that wasn't enough because when he showed up in the courtroom they decided to dismiss the charges because could either wasn't there in court to testify well she wasn't in court because she's still missing and her family is still fundraising and doing ground searches themselves so that's another example of law enforcement that have tota

is likely underreported, and only the tip of the iceberg. now to our four zone forecast... live look outside at s-f-o. kron-4's chief meteorologist lawrence karnow is here now with the forecast lawrence karnow: temperatures began to cool today but it was still hot in the valleys where temperatures hit the 90s. dense fog is forming at the coast and moving into the bay. the breeze will carry the low clouds a little further inland tonight. on the doppler we can see a few showers over the sierra and southern california. on the satellite you can see as high pressure have moved east. that allowed us to cool today and that trend will continue into the weekend. a few tropical clouds will also pass overhead the next few days too. highs will be in the upper 80s and low 90s inland with 70s and 80s around the bay and 50s and 60s at the coast. it will be a little cooler with a few clouds on sunday. the cooler weather pattern will continue well into next week. new ahead at 8 a routine traffic stop turns into a life or death situation when a suspect fights back against police. and it's al

brigade's was unequivocal he for he said knowingly conspired to deceive the us government falsely underreporting the amount of income paul amount of force was receiving and not declaring several foreign bank accounts all of that illegal however gates also had to admit that he was embezzling money from pomona for hundreds of thousands of dollars from those foreign bank accounts and that's key to the defense they say this is an unreliable man a man doing what he can to save his own skin and he is being pressured in order to say what the special counsel robert moore no one sympathetic to indict to indict paul mount a for to get him out of fort to begin cooperating with the special counsel on russia. some social media platforms in the u.s. have banned a talk show host for promoting hate speech the info wars host he's called an extra and has a huge online audience and pushes many conspiracy theories including a claim that the sandy hook school massacre in connecticut was a staged event alan fisher has the details this is their plan people these are. we as a national radio show more than two million y

but cases are massively underreported, the regulator says more than 100,000 people approaching retirementr. just shy of 40 years pension. they took all of it. know the city regulator and the pensions regulator have unveiled a campaign featuring this tv advert urging people to watch out for the warning signs. prevention is better than cure, we want to give people handy tips to be aware of, particularly if they are being confronted by fraudsters. top of the list is looking on the sca website to check the pensions or investment firm is authorised but campaigners say the government, notjust the public, should act. the government is introducing a ban on pensions call colin, it will be in place by autumn 2018, the big question is the extent to which that's going to help people and protect people and watmore policymakers are going to do to ensure people are not conned out of retirement savings. ahead of the ban expect more calls but do not give the fraudsters your time money. the austrian capital, vienna, has beaten melbourne to be named the world's most liveable city. it's the first time a euro

. >> fox news alert, al qaeda may be making a come back, underreport once the terror group has strongholds in somalia, yemen and south asia. experts claim as the rest of the world focused on taking down isis the past two years al qaeda was growing under the leadership of usama bin laden's soon. former member of special operations, aaron:will join us with analysis on this growing problem. breaking overnight, a facility in the capital of kabul, old up in the building there. this happening right now. 's firing off shots. it is not known how many attackers there are or if anyone has been killed. this attack coming after an isis suicide bomber killed 34 people in that city, the bomber walking into a building and blowing himself up where i school graduates were taking university entrance exams. jillian: one of the women arrested for child abuse that alleged muslims in this compound has been in the us illegally for over 20 years. jenna is an ice custody after overstaying her visa and could be deported back to haiti, facing charges with her husband and 3 others after police found 11 kids living on

something that is going underreported today. thank you mr. chairman. >> thank you. senator bennett. >> i had a couple of remaining questions. dr. collins, after we passed 21st century cures we worked on and were able to pass the race for children act as part of the fda user fee package. i know that nci has been collaborating with the fda to create cancer drugs for children, when treatments are effective for adults, and it may be effective for children. some of those treatments could be immunotherapy's come or even treatments that are successful in treating cancer. and i understand that some of these therapies have been successful in treating certain pediatric cancers, yet other approaches have not been as effective. i wonder if you can talk about what nci is doing to ensure that children will benefit from advanced immunotherapy? >> thank you, it is an exciting area. as you alluded, there is a lot of progress going on. because of the structure of mutualization, there is not a lot of encouragement. the race act was to encourage companies to develop it for years. i thi

cath casualties -- poison gas casualties were underreported.housands of men got just a whiff of poison gas. they did not report it. then they went home and found that their lungs were damaged. then you find them dying 10 or 20 years later. no one has taken a tally of that. the actual casualties are somewhat higher by up to 50,000. >> after my grandfather process -- after my grandfather's two sons enlisted, another decided to enlist even though he was too old. they made him a mess sergeant. all of the fellow soldiers would call him dad. while he was there, he wrote a poetry book. it was stories about his experience in world war i. i think a lot of soldiers died from the flu as well. is that true? >> that is true especially through the summer and fall. that hit the germans very hard. what you have in the book of poems is a treasure. the american literature of the war was very important. there are wonderful american memoirs and poetry. many american soldiers kept diaries. it was illegal but they did it anyway. they would write down records of thei

be staying with the artificial intelligence, it's one of the most underreported issues in the main media. you have to go to special tech outlets and journals to get news on that, as important going forward. i will be watching the manna for trial like everyone -- the manafort trial like everyone, and the supreme court. host: cheryl chumley, and opinion editor from the washington post -- washington >> tonight at 8:00 on c-span, maggie talks about covering the front white house. >> the relationship between this white house -- that is what you see when you watch these press briefings on television. they are combative. transitioned from what has always been a typically adversarial nature into something more openly hostile. p.m.,urday at 8:00 african-american lgbtq leaders talk about issues facing their communities including acceptance, inclusion, and civic engagement. >> we talk about voting and running for office, but there's so much work that has to happen beyond those things. david was saying, just as we've been here, policy is moving to prevent queer people from being parents, from adopti

reporting.the doctors in that story both agree, the problem of procuring painkillers from pets is likely underreportedp of the iceberg. (justine) in georgia -- prosecutors say this is the shocking moment that a teacher crossed the line. grabbing a student by his throat while dragging him down a table in the school cafeteria. the 20-17 incident- caught on surveillance video- inside lumpkin mountain education charter high school, which is an alternative school for students who have gotten in trouble at other schools in the district. this resulted in felony charges against the now former teacher, tim garner. and now for the first time, the 61-year-old is breaking his silence. he says he acted in self defense and has no regrets for his actions. <"i was in fear of a head butt or something like that or carrying something." "seiden: i dont know if you have children yourself, but when you look at that video, do you justify your actions? absolutely.">(justine) garner says the altercation began after he asked the 17- year-old student, whom he described as a troubled teen with a violent past, to clean up the mes

tammy, i think something that was underreported recently was ivanka trump let this initiative unskilledk the president should give more emphasis to this. it's part of his focus on making his administration. >> exactly. some of the arguments from the left and some from the right is that's why we need guestworkers. why we need more immigration. we have been so out of the mood if you will to think that there's enough americans to do these jobs. in the obama eight years there is a message that there was a new normal. your jobs would be part-time jobs delivering pizzas. now the president with a training dynamic we have half a generation of people who have been out of the workforce to a degree. with the opiate addiction and moving aggressively to get people off of drugs, will have that category of individuals we want back in the workforce and our veterans. it's about the training. to me, didn't cover it. that tells you how important it is and how it speaks to the president's agenda. it's about training americans who were either forgotten on drugs, were depressed and remove themselves and as i

besides federal officials who say such incidents are typically underreported. >> the jump this year haseen smaller but it still means we continue to see the same number of incidents reported. >> a sick man who was attacked was determining campaign materials for the gop members of multiple minority communities say is further proof america's tapestry is broad but can be weekend by irrational acts fueled by prejudice. >> i feel hurt in my heart. just because he was wearing a turban and had an open beard he shouldn't be targeted. >> in south san jose jesse gary. >>> sunday will mark one year since the deadly confrontation over confederate monument in charlottesville virginia that claimed the life of a 32-year- old woman. last year violent clashes broke out between right groups and counter protesters to avoid any possible repeat the governor of virginia has now declared a state of emergency sending resources to help local police. demonstration had been planned in charlottesville but it was scrapped. permits have been issued for rally across the street from the white house. officials in washi

the underreported stories right now there's a lot of unhappiness starting to seep out in beijing, including president is facing criticism for her than policies towards united states and the problem the chinese have is whatever pain that can afflict them united takes a short-term, damage to the chinese economy could be permanent because other countries as well can fill a lot of the destruction that would have been as a result of chinese goods being priced out of the america markets. that is causing heartburn in beijing. >> the administration does believe his rank in the position with the trade of the european union last week. larry kudlow says china is in a very difficult position as being isolated right now. what do you think of the strategy? >> obviously there's some truth to the statements, but i would also remind everyone that we are also 100 days for a midterm election and i don't think voters are determining the strength of the economy by whether or not they carry a trade surplus or deficit. they wonder about the availability of reasonably priced goods and the opportunities for work an

be staying with the artificial intelligence, it's one of the most underreported issues in the main mediahave to go to special tech outlets and journals to get news on that, as important going forward. i will be watching the manna for trial like everyone -- the manafort trial like everyone, and the supreme court. host: cheryl chumley, and opinion editor from the washington post -- washington times, you can see her work on their website. thank you for your time. we will talk about the future of the electoral college and one person who would like to see the change, lawrence lessig is discussing the losses he is joined to challenge that system. bythe c-span bus has arrived boat in hawaii, for the 39th stop of our 50 capitals tour. we are on the island of a lot who, visiting the capital, honolulu, with the help of our cable partners. >> we are excited to have staff here in hawaii, especially with the aloha spirit we can share with the history and the culture. this is a great opportunity to showcase hawaii, welcome and a loja. --aloha. >> i would like to welcome c-span and its impressive bus t

those have been massive in scale and underreported. they have been involved in the forced movement of millions of people who have been told to leave places when the pakistani military goes in. it is an approach to only ainsurgency that few states over history have been able to successfully practice. the number of terrorist attacks in pakistan are down. the actual control of areas the pakistani military went into is by and large in control of the pakistani facilities again. the only way to deal with the afghan taliban is through negotiations, and deciding with their own taliban the only way to deal with them is through fighting. we can't protect the -- predict the future, but they seem successful and they certainly feel they have done it successfully. husain: the pakistanis advise americans that the only way to do with the afghan taliban is through negotiations, but they do not negotiate with the pakistani taliban. instead, they use force against them. david: i think it goes back to your question of, what do they want? they're not advis

charles: i think president trump's efforts on prison reform have been significantly underreported.nk they are sincere, and i believe he's going to make some headway there. >> the pastors who were in that room. darrell scott we know because he was on the executive transition team for the president. several others who were there, very impressive by their comments. they were completely open and honest about where they were coming from. we heard you when you promised to rick nice nice christians and the christian experience. that was to a point from black pastors. we heard you when you promised green over black or any other race or color ore in the spectrum of our culture. now with this prison reform the idea is when people get out of prison to have a job to step into and to have a skill set to bring to that job. that talk about prison reform and the readiness for leaving -- you served in the military, you know what this is like. when you are ready that opportunity there is and you feel like you paid your debt to society you can step in and contribute in a way probably nobody had an id

now the wall street jump reporting that the feds are interested in whether michael cohen underreportedme from his taxi business on his tax returns. michael cohen's attorney, lanie davis, tells fox news he can't respond because of the ongoing investigation. as we learn of possible legal trouble, more of it for cohen, will the former fishgser flip on his ex-boss, a new question. bob bianchi is here. what is this, what do you see? >> a squeeze play. once you get in there as a prosecutor and you find there could be potential criminal activity you push that. it's interesting, shep, how similar this is to the manafort case. a lot of money being made in the medallion business. >> shepard: the new york city taxi medallions. >> yes, let's try to find money, false bank accounts. but cohen has been screaming and yelling publicly, i want to cooperate, i want to be on the team usa working with the u.s. attorney, working with the special counsel. but it would seem to me that they haven't really gotten a lot of play. what does this do, this squeezes cohen even more into his scenario where he needs to

prosecutors looking into whether cohen underreported on his tax returns.gators also looking into whether cohen got loans without proper documentation. >>> iran now enduring its first day under new u.s. sanctions. quote, the most biting penalties ever, according to president trump, who also says anyone doing business there won't be doing any business with the united states. as a result, the maker of mercedes-benz says it's suspending activities in iran until further notice. iran's auto industry is just one sector affected by the sanctions, which could be expanded again in november. >>> the outgoing house speaker paul ryan says she's very comfortable with the decisions he's made and that he'd make them again the same way. that's just one comment that appears in a new "new york times" profile which also quotes the outgoing speaker as saying the president tweets so much because he, quote, just wants to see your heads explode, referring to the news media. speaker ryan also mentions how trump used to call him a boy scout and how he eventually realized it was an

one is the tax fraud where he underreported his income. the other is all of these bank frauds.odically going through lots of records showing inconsistencies in submissions that he overstated his income and understated his debt in order to get these loans. but what is interesting is tomorrow it seems like they could probably do the same thing. if you look at the indictment, it says that the federal savings bank loan was obtained by submitting a false profit and loss report. it seems easy enough to show that on the documents. i think it will be intriguing to hear from these witnesses. two of whom have received immunity. we did get a taste of this during the testimony of rick gates who did testify about this aspect of the case. i guess we'll get a little more of it tomorrow. if i were the prosecutor, i would everything in my power to keep trump's name out of this because it could be such a distraction. you don't know whether jurors have strong feelings about that. but this seems like a deliberate effort. they must believe they need this to prove the necessary intent for paul manaf

when you see the kinds of changes that are happening at the regulatory level, which are going underreportedould say, because of all of this, which is major issues, but there's less focus on the epa decisions that were finalized yesterday where states will have so much more decisionmaking over pollution. california, i don't need to tell you, has been in a crisis of wildfires and other effects of climate change and other things. does it make you more seriously consider wanting to run in 2020? >> listen, right now i'm focused on 2018. but i think that we should all be concerned about the direction of our country. and we should be thinking about it. you know, especially given what's just happened, andrea. >> you're thinking about about it seriously? >> i appreciate you asking the question but i really need to and want to speak to what's happened in the last day. i believe that the future of our republic is very much in the balance. i believe the future of our democracy is very much in balance. our republic, it's like a tabletop. it stands on four legs. and those legs are three independent co-eq

the extent of increase in automobile traffic is underreported in the e.i.r. and incidents is underestimated. also, degraded air quality will have detrimental impacts. 5m is the largest development. it must be considered with other developments in central soma. they've not associated with separate, cumulative impacts. thank you. >> hello. i'm jamie undone with somcan. there are other issues that are raised. first central soma creates a second financial district at the expense of familiarses , youths and seniors the development is not conducive to a healthy neighbor. this e.i.r. must be studied against the healthy development measurement tools, developed with the department of public health and community organizations during the eastern neighborhoods rezoning. adequate infrastructure with ride-hailing companies are not fully considered. the transportation infrastructure adjacent to the plan area of central soma, lags behind the needs of past and current growth. it's negligent with ride-hailing and transportation network services like uber and lyft. the impact c

donald trump did say about this hurricane in puerto rico when the death count was just ridiculously underreportedthat time. let's listen to this. >> we've saved a lot of lives. if you look at the -- every death is a horror, but if you look at a real catastrophe like katrina and you look at the tremendous hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of people that died and you look at what happened here with really a storm that was just totally overpowering, nobody's ever seen anything like this, you can be very proud. everybody around this table and everybody watching can really be very proud of what's taken place in puerto rico. >> david, first of all, no other president would have talked about even that low death toll number that way. but if they had made comments about it, they wouldn't let those comments stand today when that number goes up by almost 3,000. >> well, it's a trump hurricane. so it has to be the best hurricane. right? and his response has to be the best response. you know, what strikes me today about the google news episode at 5:00 a.m. in the morning is that it makes clear that the thing

already a problem because sexual assault and particularly sexual assault on campus is severely underreportedly 20% of campus survivors report and very, very few survivors of campus sexual assault report to the place and that's because most often what they're looking for is an educational remedy. i was when i was a student i decided to move forward with a title ix complaint because seeing my rapist in the library was causing me to have to leave while i was working on my senior thesis to vomit in the bushes outside. but the way i read these recalls, if secretary devos has her way, i would have had to go through the police and certainly through an unfair process that i wouldn't have wanted to do. if i can't see my assailant in the library, what makes me think i can handle being crossed examined by him? it forces survivors to put their education second and it's not sendering the needs of all students is to have equal access to education. >> as you know the secretary of education and the department have talked about their concerns for the accused and, look, i've done an hour long cnn special abou

cohen's income from his taxi medallion business was underreported in federal tax returns." back with us tonight, elie honig, former assistant u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, former assistant attorney general for new jersey and david jolly has kindly agreed to stick around. members of our audience would be forgiven for not knowing what a taxi medallion is. i've asked to show it on the air. there is one from new york city. in this city and others, you get a certificate but you also get a steel medallion kind of riveted to the hood of your cab. it is your license to own and operate that cab and counselor, why is it always such a fraught line of work to be in? >> these pieces of metal are extraordinarily valuable. >> before uber, forgive me for interrupting, they were $1.3 million. >> over $1 million. there's a finite number here in the city. they wanted to control the number of cabs here. and they were worth 1.2, $1.3 million. uber and lyft drove that way down, but still worth a quarter million dollars each. they're closely regulated, rules and regulations