morilla-gineru and valentin marinov. do you follow the media to see what they said or is it a simple sterling or gilt chart? >> you do not follow the media. the media will be interesting, but it will follow -- francine: speculation, yeah. guest: >> it >> used to be cable. that is no longer the metric. you look at euro sterling. that is where we will see the relative portions of each. pau: clearly, time is of the essence, and it is on the side of the european union. if in two years, we do not have any need for resolution, we will be in a political limbo. tos country's room at used meddling things through. it does not really have a constitution. we will go from a country that does not have a constitution to a country that has to import a huge amount of regulations, create a regulatory board. about theam skeptical end return, and investors need to be aware that we are entering a time of real wages becoming negative again. caught between a hard place and a rock. an leadership that does not have much support. francine: the po

i think i know where valentin is taking charlotte. ♪ valentin: ma petitit's too late to visit the fallsto play a game. you want to know what it is? i can't play, papa. something's wrong.

no, no one's seen valentin or charlotte. i've got a call in to the commissioner.we put out an amber alert for charlotte, the phones will start lighting up. you can't put out an amber alert. what? why not? why? you have a warrant for valentin's arrest. not for kidnapping. the warrant hasn't been served. technically, he isn't under arrest. plus he has full custody of charlotte. legally, he can take her wherever he wants. oh, god. they could be anywhere, and no one will even look twice. lulu. hey. [ crying ] charlotte's gone. ♪ voilà.

. >>> this week is perfect for valentine's day. it comes from northside photograph as i y in douglasvil georgia. this is one of his favorites. mr. and mrs. bill willis. nicholas said they found each other in their golden years. happy valentine's day to them. pick up your cell phone and send us a picture at msnbc.com. including the name and name of the business and location and use the #yourbizselfie. thank you for joining us today. we would love to hear from you. if you have questions or comments about the show, e-mail us @yourbusiness@msnbc.com. we posted all of the segments from the show on the forum. we look forward to seeing you next time. until then, i'm j.j. ramberg. we make your business our business. will your business be ready when growth presents itself? american express open cards can help you take on a new job, or fill a big order or expand your office and take on whatever comes next. find out how american express cards and services can help prepare you for growth at open.com. >>> now on msnbc live. day 135 of the trump

comey write that on valentine's day, in reference to former national security advisor michael flynn, trump said, quote, i hope you can see your way clear to letting this g comey said trump was only referring to flynn. yet weeks later comey says the president asked him how they could lift the cloud of the broader russia investigation. comey's much anticipated testimony has of course split capitol hill with some saying it vindicate the president, and others arguing it is a smoking gun, that shows trump trying to sway the investigation into clues with russia during the campaign. >> what's very clear on is that the president wasn't saying to him you've got to do this or else. >> watergate pails really in my view compared to what we're confronting now. >> yesterday the nsa director, and the director of national security, both testified in front of lawmakers about report that the president asked to down play the fbi investigation. now, president trump's lawyer issued a statement saying, quote, the president is please that mr. comey has publicly confirmed his private reports, that the presi

he alsonn said that after the ol office meeting that took place on valentine's day that the presidentng didn't engage in an kind of other followup e or suggest again that the flynn investigation be dropped. in fact, during a telephone call on march 30th, the president said, look, i i want you to get out there, r i'm not under vagt but it would be a good thing for the fbibi to find out whether a of his, quote, satellite associates had done anything wrong. another thing the president i'm sure will make hey about is director domee me said he was very concerned about the conduco of the former attorney general loretta lynchge surrounding the investigation, particularly troubled by the fact that she washe insisting h use the word matter, that this isrd a matter rather than investigation which mimicked language that w the clinton campaign waske using. that made him feel uncomfortable. in terms of bad points for the president, jimim comey clearly said hee didn't trust the president, for the first time in his career he wrote memos of his conversations with thers presidt after they occurred becau

have with russian ambassador sergey kislyak, and why did he leave the room on february 14th, an valentine's day, leaving the fbi director comey alone with the president? do you think we'll get answers to those questions? >> well, we'll see whether we get answers, whether he just wants to claim executive privilege. and let's hope he gives truthful answers. because we had problems with his testimony the last time around in his confirmation hearing when he said he hadn't had meetings with the russians and he had had meetings with the russians. i hope he can sort out that under-oath business a little better this time around. i've got to say, these attacks on robert mueller are ridiculous. he was a bush appointee in the fbi. i was in the bush white house when he was at the fbi. he was an excellent fbi director. and the idea that he is a partisan liberal is ridiculous. some of the people he's hiring may have given money to democrats, but we have a lot of people appointed, united states attorneys who have given money to the president's political party and they then have the power to prosecute anyb

descanse en paz, valentÍn...arías. ahÍ fue donde ella reventÓ como gran actriz. francisca: vamos a ver la reacciÓn de thalÍa quien fue su alumna y lo que ella compartÍa las redes sociales. >> y muy sencilla y yo creo que naciÓ actriz... thalia: en ese momento dije este hombre... imagÍnate que es el creador de este imperio de una nueva forma de ver la televisiÓn perque Él tenÍa un ojo muy especial y mÁgico. de pronto me dijo: mijito, soy valentÍn y sÉ que estÁs trabajando allÁ, cuánto tiempo te falta para terminar? te quiero de regreso a mÉxico porque tengo la mejor novela que he hecho hasta ahorita y de esa novela tengo una gran idea porque mÁs adelante quiero hacer la trilogÍa. la primer trilogÍa de la televisiÓn en la historia de las telenovelas... entonces le dije: seÑor llegando a mÉxico nos juntamos. alan: imagÍnate la trilogía y causÓ mucha conmoción. francisca: y en todo el mundo. alan: es un genio. quÉ en paz descanse. conozco a su familia asÍ que le mando un abrazo enorme porque los quiero muchÍsimo. fra

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-- valentin?tick with us when we come back we will talk about qatar cut off, saudi arabia leads for arab countries to cut diplomatic ties with guitar. oil jumps qatari stocks get cut, but the rest of the region seems changed. trump's trillion dollar spending plan, the u.s. president kicks off his weeklong infrastructure drive. what will he deliver and what will that mean for markets. ? this is bloomberg. ♪ welcome back to bloomberg markets, the european open. i'm matt miller alongside guy johnson. we will cross to dubai where yousef gamal el-din has the latest on the gulf diplomatic crisis. of the magnitude of these developments in the region. how big a deal is this? yousef: one work, unprecedented. this is a crisis like no other in the history of the corporation counsel. it's been working tirelessly to create something like the european union. that means you have a lot of integration, incredible integration across sectors, across businesses. saudi arabia making it clear that qatar is not pulling

one of the in-person meetings comey had with trump was in the oval office on valentine's day. he said the president urged him to back off the investigation into michael flynn alleging i hope you can see your way clear to letting this go. to letting flynn go. he's a good guy. comey says trump asked what they could do to, quote, lift the cloud the russia investigation, adding, i have been very loyal to you. very loyal. we had that thing, you know. comey said he didn't ask what the president meant by that thing. comey took measures to avoid being one-on-one with the president but he never says he thought the president's remarks amounted to obstruction of justice. coming up in it the next half hour, hear what republican lawmakers are saying about this early testimony. i'm live in the digital operations center, katy zachry, nbc 10 news. >> after reading the comey transcript shs the head of the rnc said, president trump was right. director comey's testimony reconfirmed what the if the has been saying all along. he was never under investigation. when comey testifies this mornin morni

now, comey writes that on valentine day in reference to former national security advisor michael flynnump said, quote, i hope you can see your way clear to letting this go. comey says trump was only referring to flynn, but weeks later, comey says, the president asked him how they could, quote, lift the cloud of the broader russia investigation. now, comey's much anticipated and very high steaks testimony has split capitol hill, other arguing it is a smoking gun, that shows trump trying to sway the investigation into collusion with russia during the campaign. >> what he's very clear on the president wasn't saying to him you've got to do this or else. >> watergate pails really? my view to what we are confronting right now. >> both testified in front of lawmakers, about reports, that the president asked to down play the fbi investigation. now, both men denying those allegations and declining to discuss details of their talks, with the president, which of course, upset some lawmakers. now, president trump's lawyer issuing a statement yesterday, saying, quote, the president is pleased that

comey also states that during a valentine's day meeting in the oval office, trump asked other top officials to leave the room before asking comey to drop the investigation into michael flynn, saying -- "i hope you can see your way clear to letting this go, to letting flynn go. he is a good guy." comey's prepared remarks directly contradict president trump's denial at a may 18 news conference that he pressured comey to back down on the fbi's investigation. >> did you edit he tempered james comey in any way, shape or form to back down on the investigation into michael flynn? pres. trump: no. no. simple step amy:, secure time cacapitol hill l comes a day afr senior national security officials repeatedly ducked questions by senate intelligence committee members over whether president trump asked them to try to influence former fbi director comey's investigation. national security adviser dan coats repeatedly declined to comment when asked about a "washington post" report that trump asked him to pressure then fbi-director comey to ease up on the investigation into michael flynn. and maine indepe

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the single dad met the social worker through friends, and they married on valentine's day. >> did you i did know. pretty can only go so far in my world. it has to be everything. you have to eck which off every box. >> she is pretty too. do you want more babies? >> absolutely. >> yes? >> absolutely. >> working on more babies? >> you know, we talk about it. >> you should have seen when he introduced me to her. big smile. >> he is so happy. >> good girl. the family getting bigger. >>> jason statham and his wife just had their first child. he was born on saturday. he already has these cute little stripes, and looking fresh. >> he will be beautiful with those parents. >> from babies tot movie, "baby driver," it's out after making $2 million just last night in early previews. it's got a great cast, and this guy, 23-year-old ansel elgort. three years after breaking out in "the fault in our stars," ansel's career has revved up and so has interest in his personal life. >> who is the lucky lady on your arm this evening? >> violetta. that's my high school sweetheart. >> what's so great about her

sessions that he does not want to be left alone in the same room with trump after they had that valentines meeting at the white house. >> here is how that unfolded with oregon senator rog widen. >> let me turn to the attorney general. in your statement you saided that you and the fbi leadership team decided not to discuss the president's actions with attorney general sessions. even though he had not recused himself. what was it about the attorney general's own interaction wgs the russians or his behavior with regard to the investigation that would have led the sbiesh leadership of the fbi to make this decision? >> our judgment, as i recall, was that he was very close to and inevitably going to recuse himself for a variety of reasons. we also were aware of facts that i can't discuss in an open setting that would make his continued enkbamt in a russian-related investigation problematic, and so we were convinced -- in fact i think we'd already heard that the career people were recommending that he recuse himself, that he was not going to being in contact with refresh-related matters much long

. >> valentine's day in the oval office. give us a sense for what was happening there in the two hour and 45 minute hearing. >> the president was involved in a lot of meetings, none of his aides can say for sure if he saw any of the testimony that he was in a meeting about north korea before going out to face the freedom coalition meeting today to give an address. i think for the president and what we will see when marc kasowitz steps up to the microphone in a few minutes, last night was marc kasowitz's 20th anniversary. he was down here and she was in new york. reports are that he was so confident he was handing out cigars at the trump international hotel last night. i am told that he gave one cigar to a friend. in terms of what the white house is taking away from this, they have indicated that james comey did say on numerous occasions that he has prepared remarks as well as testimony that the president was not a subject of investigation. they still take issue with a couple of the things he said. they insist the president n

twice on valentine's day.ts and she went to canada, back home so that her family could attend the show he was at. that does tend to show that they had some type of relationship because all of this is occurring after the alleged incident. >> and the defense starting up next week, do you think they'll pick up with that or where do you expect them to start? >> i think there were two big parts the defense was harping on last week when they were cross-examining. the first is andrea constand changed the date of the alleged assault from march of 2004 to january. so they've been going after that. and, yes, the phone calls have been a big part. the fact that there was contact after the alleged assault. and particularly, they harped away on valentine's day. and they are trying to downplay the fact that she did have a working relationship in terms of her work at temple university, which -- where cosby i an icon. >> certainly more to come next week when the defense picks up. debbie heinz, ann kingston, thanks for being wi

. >> reporter: karen daggett was on a valentine's date with her husband eight years ago when she almost died. >> i was getting dizzy, and i was blacking out. >> reporter: what this grandmother didn't know, the medication she'd been taking for a heart problem was backfiring, building up to toxic levels. lethal levels. >> yes. >> reporter: something she discovered thanks to a gene test at the mayo clinic. these are very, very common medications. it's an exciting field called pharmacogenomics. testing your profile to see how you will handle a variety of drugs from pain relievers to more complex cancer treatments. >> what we try to do is determine ahead of time who the drug is not going to work on and who might have a severe adverse response, a bad reaction to the drug and avoid that. >> reporter: are you saving lives? >> there's no doubt in my mind that this information is saving lives. >> the yellow here says user caution. >> reporter: doctors at mayo clinic now keep patients' genetic test results on file so they can check to see if a drug will work or cause a problem before prescribing i

. >> valentine's day.er moments from the widely watched testimony of former fbi hearing into an event reminiscent of some of the biggest, dramatic moments in political history. tom llamas gives us a look back. >> i did not have sexual relations with that woman. >> it depend on what the meaning of the word is, is. >> president bill clinton in 1998, forced to admit on primetime television before 70 million people his relationship with white house intern monica lewinsky. >> i did have a relationship with ms. lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact it was wrong. >> reporter: every moment gripping the nation including the impeachment hearings. >> the evidence suggests the eight months included false statements under oath, false statements -- >> reporter: earlier sexual harassment allegations against clarence thomas which he denied. the drama playing out in realtime. more than 20 million tuning in. conversation to a discussion of sexual matters. his conversations were very vivid. >> this is a circus, a nation

it was shot by major latham valentine stewart blacker, a former fighter pilot and war hero.s a real—life biggles. the film is a staged re—enactment of the first flight over everest, but it includes the actual aerial footage shot during the expedition and stars the original aviators. well, do you realise you could put everest on the map in three hours? you're still thinking of the alps. why not? a good plane, camera shooting down, and you could record every detail. i wonder... don't be fooled by the ham acting — this film won an oscar. the men risked their lives, flying higher than anyone had flown before to capture this historic footage. wings over everest is part of the royal geographical society's archive of expeditions it sponsored in the early part of the 20th century. what was the motivation? what was the purpose of the society? the purpose of the society has always been to undertake scientific exploration and improve understanding of the world, its people and places. the society has a collection of over two million items, it's the world's largest collection of geograph

yeah, it was a bad injury, but not life-threatening. ter's future, what happens to valentin next?

another accuser, victoria valentine owe, says the story is early familiar. >> there was a thread of continuity between all of us, 60 women, who have gone public, who never had met each other before. and suddenly we're going oh, my god, that's a pattern. >> bill cosby's team is confident he will be acquitted. >> the jurors are sophisticated, they're smart enough. i really feel like we have that one person, and more than one person, who is looking at the evidence, and they're taking everything into account. and that reasonable doubt is probably coming into play. >> the deliberations are set to resume at 9:00 a.m. if cosby is convicted, co-face up to 30 years in prison. but for now, outside the montgomery county courthouse, trang do, cbs-3 "eyewitness news," jim, rahel, back to you. >> thank you, trang. stay with us here on "eyewitness news" as trang just mentioned, deliberations resume at 9:00 a.m. and as soon as there is averred, we will have it for you on tv and cbsphilly.com and the cbs local app. >> faa is investigating a plane crash at a private airport in ocean county new jersey. >> this h

it's valentine's day. oh, right. yeah, we can do something. you could be a little more into it. no, i'm into it, i'm into it. just, there's so much pressure to make the night special, and it never works out. okay, well, this time it's going to be different. because i am like a romance ninja. you don't see it coming, and then bam! romance, watch out, hearts, kisses, love, ooh-ya! you know, sometimes i think i've made you so much cooler than you used to be, and then you go and do that.

gilbert and kim freeman lost their sons to hear win, first on valentine's day and then on mother's dayw they're warrants parents to stay vigilant and calling on lawmakers to rethink the war on drugs. >> reporter: for nearly 50 years together, gilbert and kim have been thinking about their children. >> at what point did you start to worry about drugs? >> as soon as they were in high scol with addiction. it started with alcohol, then cocaine, then heroin. >> kept thinking i was going to fix them. if i had got them in a different school, whatever it was. i didn't have an understanding of the power of that drug. >> the youngest brother hunt overdosed more than a dozen times. >> he was walking the edge all the time, so close to death. >> reporter: he died on valentine's day at 26. >> was you go down that road of taking heroin, ever turning back obviously is almost impossible for so many people. it took us -- it took me way too long to figure that out. >> reporter: jack relapsed after hunt's death and the morning after mother's day he didn't show up for work. >> you know, e kept calling jack

gilbert and kim freeman lost their sons to heroin first on valentine's day and then mother's day.y're warning parents to stay vigilant and calling on lawmakers to rethink the war on drugs. >> we didn't really set out to have five children. >> reporter: for nearly 50 years together, gilbert and kim freeman have been making memories in north texas. >> you just think these are your beautiful children and they're going to turn out to be great. >> at what point did you start to worry about drugs? >> as soon as they were in high school. >> reporter: all three of their boys, hunt, jack and ross, struggled with addiction. it started with alcohol and then cocaine and then heroin. >> i kept thinking that i was going to fix them, that if i -- if i got them in a different school, got them in a rehab, whatever it was, i just didn't have the understanding of the power of that drug. >> reporter: the youngest brother hunt overdosed more than a dozen times. >> he was walking the edge all the time so close to death. >> reporter: he died on valentine's day at 26. >> go down that road of taking heroi

from, and they notice the blockade images and they were sent to one of the german states to edward valentine who was then in the process of creating a bust of lee. yes, sir? opinion, wasan , his personality, his character, who he was as a person and as a general -- thank you very much -- hello? in your opinion was lee by personality, character come would he have been capable of having executed the defenses the early partn of the war had been a matter of different among confederate officials and generals and all we have to do war, a doctor a strategy that washington embraced -- that is exactly right. given the option an opportunity to execute a plan like that, lee could have executed the plan. you see this at fredericksburg, no doubt. the idea about strategy mirror that auto consistently. that is the kind of battle that long street wants to fight over and over again because it gives him the conventional chance of winning. a perfect working in world. he has a lot of political pressure to fight this conventional strategy and go for is aictory, but also, lee thene person and wants war to end qui

got it probably no one has ever heard of named robert valentine.was the one who started the song by inviting denison, a justice department attorney for taft and freelance frank berger who is working in the war department to live in the house. >> you can watch this and other programs online at booktv.org. >> c-span, where history unfolds daily. in 1979, c-span was created as a public service by america's cable television companies. and is brought to you today by your cable or satellite provider. >> on "after words" anne-marie slaughter on foreign affairs in her book the chessboard and the web. she is interviewed by denis mcdonough, and visiting senior fellow for the carnegie endowment for national pieces

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which have come out through media reports the last few weeks, including the request from trump in a valentine's day meeting on february 14th that he let go of the mike flynn investigation, in other words, dropped the investigation. and a separate conversation where he allegedly asked comey if he could be assured of his loyalty if he were to stay on as fbi director. so those are conversations that are at the heart of the -- sort of the secondary investigation into possible obstruction of justice. and those we understand comey will be testifying about. and will essentially corroborate the media reports that have come out in the last few weeks. >> the media reports that have been said that are fake or either conspiracy theories. michael, the words that you used to describe comey's testimony are extraordinary and momentous. what's the key question you have? >> first of all, i do think we are on the eve of what could be some of the most dramatic testimony we've seen in years. i'll defer to david and others on this, but for historical precedent to have -- assuming comey is going to testify as has bee

. >> stephen: your daughter, valentin awho is nine, does she take after you or take after your husbandn, right? >> my husband is a businessman. she takes after a little bit of both. she goes to places -- right now she's into my husband's genes. she's quite an entrepreneur. >> stephen: is she running a business. >> she running a business with her slime -- >> stephen: with her what? >> slime. she makes slime in my kitchen. she's taken over the kitchen. >> stephen: like the stuff the kids play with? >> yes, she makes them and has all these different recipes and experiments. i mean, it's a big production. i have, like, a whole closet full of slime. i mean, we are swimming in slime in my house! ( laughter ). te it? is there a black market for slime i don't know about? >> well, i hope-- not because of you i'm going to jail for not paying taxes on the slime we're selling in the house. >> stephen: i'll get you a good lawyer. i'll get you a good lawyer. >> i banned her from selling it in the school which was a terrible thing, my husband, i tried to get him to be on my side and tell her not it,

. >>> cana man is being sentenced into a deadly crash on valentine's day last year. brandon broussard learned his fate today. investigators blue he was speeding when his dodge viper went off the road and hit a concrete wall. his passenger, an 18-year-old, was killed. >>> a savage killing, that is how montgomery county's top prosecutor maryland back in 2015 and today the judge sentenced the lookout to more than three decades behind bars. chris xwgordon is here with the hearing. >> reporter: police found the body buried in a shallow grave. it was only by chance that the victim was later identify as marvin vargas. >> he had on the job several years earlier using a nail gun had shot himself in the foot. during the course of the automatic top city, it was noted by the coroner that there appeared to be a metal pin in one of his feet.top city, it wa by the coroner that there appeared to be a metal pin in one of his feet. >> reporter: he was a 17-year-old gaithersburg teen. and he was the watch as gang members lured the 34-year-old into the woods and stabbed him 27 times. pr

. >> he made this for me valentine's day when i was in the hospital. >> that time only a blurred memory now, photographs help amanda to recall. >> christmas eve, 2014 i had had a cold and i had been in to see the doctor a few times and i was told that i have the flu. >> she said frank was worried, even though she had been to the doctor twice with cold like symptoms and soar and they still suspected it was the flu. they checked my vitals and they realized i was barely breathing. >> she said a nurse listened to her chest and told the doctor he should take another look. >> danielle, call 911, that's the last memory i have christmas eve being wheeled off on a stretcher. i called my parents it must be serious. by the time we saw her, she had tubes going everywhere. at that point, they weren't tell -- they were telling us it was strep throat. they didn't know yet. they just said an infection had gotten into her bloodstream and we could see it in her. her legs were black. her hands were black. >> and he asked us, are you sure that she would want to live this way? we all live. she would want to

business as a freshman at the university of maryland, with the help of his future wife, dj, he sold valentine'sn campus. >> worth about $3,000, cost about 1,000, pocket 2 grand. >> that's not normal for college kids. did you see something ahead, this could be the first step in creating something bigger? >> i learned from roses i was good at creating a centralized, having a vision of what it could be. >> his next vision would become america's second largest sports performance gear company. a scrappy football player at maryland never missed a practice in five years, plank was bothered by the weight of the cotton t-shirts he wore under pads. >> what if we made something out of synthetic material like compression shorts but for the upper body. >> working out of his grandmother's basement after graduation in 1996, plank had 500 shirts made, began shopping them to friends in nfl locker rooms. >> what was that first year like? >> multiple voices answer the phone. can i speak to the president please. hello. i used to carry two business cards, one says kevin plank sales manager, another said kevin plank

now, comey write that on valentine day, in reference to former national security advisor, michael flynn, trump said, quote, i hope you can see your way clear to letting this go. comey says trump was only referring to flynn, yet weeks later, comey says the president asked him: how they could lift the cloud of the broader russia investigation. comey's much anticipated testimony has of course split capitol hill with some saying it vindicates the president, and others arguing it is a smoking gun that shows trump trying to sway the investigation into collusion with russia during the campaign. >> what he is very clear on the president wasn't saying to him you've got to do this or else. >> watergate pails, really, in my view, compared to what we're confronting now. >> and speaking yesterday, president trump's lawyer issued a statement saying, quote, the president is pleased that mr. comey has publicly confirmed his private reports, that the president was not under investigation, in any russia probe. the president feels completely and totally vindicated, end quote. thomas, karen, a lot to look

comey's credibility is many coulding into question after he told attorney general sessions after valentine's day he didn't want anymore one-on-one interactions with the president. yet he picks up the president's call when the president phones him has a one-on-one conversation. doesn't sit well for me. trish: doesn't sit well. james comey had the opportunity to get right, scott bolden? he had the opportunity to tell somebody along the way. he did not take that. instead took what some would say rather questionable approach to write everything down and call up your friend and have your friend leak it to "the new york times." why not sit down do an interview with a reporter proper way? >> will he did a lot more than that quite frankly. as former prosecutor i got to tell you, i listened to his testimony critically in regard to decision making he had to deal with. one, he took those notes like all good lawyers do, whatever the motive, doesn't matter. he did take it to the leadership of fbi, not attorney general but a close circle of people and made the decision they did not want to harm the ongoin

. >> this was the february 14, back to the chronology, the valentine's day meeting, mr. wallyson you no the president asks the vice president, mike pence and attorney general to leave the office. that sounds nefarious to some and said i hope you can let go of the flint probe, comey himself said he took as a directive. if i said, i hope i don't have to break your legs, that can have a connotation of criminality, no? >> sure. if you try to make it that. but there's nothing criminal or suspicious about that. he wanted to talk to comey privately because he had some feeling apparently for flynn. he didn't say i want you to stop the investigation of flynn and he said, i hope you can see your way to do that. as he said before he never mentioned it again. he had many other conversationsiconversations with comey after that. he never spoke about it again. what he had on the top of his mind in talking to comey was the fact that comey had said on march 20 that the president -- that the campaign of the president was under investigation by the fbi for collusion with russia but the pre

later constand did not break off contact with cosby because she phoned him the following month on valentine's day. >>> british voters are going to the polls today in an election about the looming brexit negotiation. after recent deadly attraterror attacks, the focus has been shifting. nbc's lucy kafanov has more from london. >> reporter: voters continue to cast their ballots in an election that was supposed to be all about brexit, britain's divorce from the european union. prime minister theresa may called for the vote in april. back then her conservative party was up 20 percentage points and she was banking on a landslide victory for the upcoming brexit negotiations. but two terror attacks and 30 deaths later, the opposition labor party closed in. its leader jeremy corbyn framing the vote as a choice between hope and fear. conservatives are still expected to win, but even a narrow victory would be a huge embarrassment for theresa may. security is very much on voters' minds. when she was home secretary, she oversaw cuts to the police force, which was a big issue for her party. whoever wins wi

. >> reporter: karen was on a valentine's date with her husband eight years ago when she almost died. >> i was getting dizzy, and i was blacking out. >> reporter: what this grandmother didn't know, the medication she had been taking for a heart problem was backfiring, building up to toxic levels. >> lethal levels. >> yes. >> reporter: something she discovered thanks to a gene test at the mayo clinic. >> these are very common medications. >> reporter: it's an exciting field, testing your genetic profile to see how you might process a variety of drugs from pain relievers to more complex cancer treatments. >> what we try to do is determine ahead of time who the drug is not going to work in and who might have a severe adverse response, a bad reaction to the drug and avoid that. >> reporter: are you saving lives? >> there's no doubt in that this information is saving lives. >> the yellow says use with caution. >> reporter: doctors now keep patients genetic test results on file so they can check to see if the drug will work on cause a problem before prescribing it. other members of karen's