vinnie, thank you so much for having us. >> thank you, scott. thank you and your staff, crew just magnificent to see you guys in sunny florida and our new home this is wonderful. >> it's pretty nice here >> it's fun to catch up. the last time you were with us was a day before stocks hit their lows that early february swoon that we had, you were with us on the 8th, stocks bottomed out on the 9th. are you surprised how quickly things have come back? >> no, i'm not i think we talked about the correction corrections are prompted by a consensus that the market is in an urgent state and risk needs to be revalued we know now because of access to the marketplace that corrections happen a little bit quicker than markets that are systemically rising we've talked about this, 22,000 dow area as being a really critically supported technical level. and the fundamentals of the economy have only gotten better since we spoke last. it doesn't surprise me at all. >> here we are talking about trade wars and concerns -- >> let's talk about trade wars >> let's do it

. >> you killed vinnie. right? >> you're the one telling me. >> no.want me to admit it. >> i want you to, i want you to tell me the truth. >> i am telling you the truth. >> and what is the answer to that question? >> i didn't. >> no. >> i didn't want him. >> angelika. what is the true answer to that question? >> all right. i'll give you the [ bleep ] statement. >> what is it? >> i wanted him dead and now he's gone. and i'm okay with it. i'm okay with that. >> reporter: that's cold, but is it a confession? if only we could to ask angelika to explain. >>> when "20/20" continues, we'll do just that. >> "i wanted him dead, and now he's gone." why would you say that? why would you say that if you didn't mean it? >> reporter: stay with us. some air fresheners are so overwhelming, they can... send you and your family running. introducing febreze one for fabric and air. no aerosols. no dyes. no heavy perfumes. it cleans away odors for a pure light freshness... so you can spray and stay. febreze one, breathe happy. jimmy's gotten used to his whole yup, he's go

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. >> vinnie, i'll start with you.eard these students talking about changing culture, but you and i were talking earlier, before the show started, and you wondered how loud what i think a lot of people are wondering. this is great energy. the students are coming together around the world, and in washington, but will it change gun culture? is it too hard to change? >> you know, we can always take a stand against it and, you know, think about what happened in the past, but to me, honestly, i don't really think that marching will really prevent it in the future. it's a good way to, you know, support the situations happening, but the only way to prevent it in the future is to take action, actually firsthand take action in trying to figure out what we can do to stop it. >> marcus, you three saw this happen in your school. it's just really been a few days. you've been trying to process it. to vinnie's point, what does action look like to you? what is the thing -- if we go out and ask these 500,000 students each, what does su

very staunch vegan in the studio with us right now, we will see him eventually, there he is, hey, vinny>> hi. >> that guy, really believes in eating vegan and he will tell us what he is going through and how to play along. can i have a peanut butter s charlie can have one too. one for charlie. charlie took a bite. feed his imagination, where there's jif,h roasted there's love. >> the big world cup is on fox this year, 100 days out now. in honor that far we will play some bubble soccer today out in the garage. this is a live shot. so, i'm going get one, so are you, alex, we'll take on the team of thomas drayton and karen hepp. >> no you with a you'll survive this. >> not with my meniscus, that's for sure, so watch for that before 10:00 this morning. somebody is going to get hurt. >> here we go. >> but let's talk about beyonce. because she's getting ready for these lovely fruits. >> hi, veggies following strict dieemr, last year doctors advised her to cancel because she was pregnant with twins. >> y for. that will since she's had her twins posting all of these pictures, looking good. >> l

vinny, we saw it in the show. come on. not letting me in so i'm like -- i'm listening for it, knocking. are we playing the music. i can't hear eight and a hear this knocking and then finally i just kick the door open and fight the beat. i lost my mike. i go pretty hard. >> it's interpretive dance. [ applause ] i know you're having a baby. congratulations any day now, ronnie. >> any second now. >> any second. [ applause ] the gang is back together and we are not done, everybody. "jersey shore family vacation" premieres april 5th on mtv. the group isn't going anywhere. we have a fun little game coming up. rob, let's go to you first, though. >> we are excited about that. here with jo we're talking about one of the hottest coffee trend, cold brew. and our sponsor, green mountain coffee roasters making it easy to taste this tasty beverage. they call it their cold brew alpine roast. jo anna is editorial director of delish.com. tell us what the difference is and how to go about making it. we got iced coffee and cold brew. >> you

vinny. ronnie.grown up with careers and spouses and even children. >> we've part yied hard before but never seen anybody funnel wine. >> seems like some things never change. >> this is a vacation from our real lives. we really took advantage of it. >> i wonder in those six years obviously some you have didn't leave on good terms, right, so in those six years what has happened between your relationships with each other? >> we grew as a family. >> definitely. >> last year when we did a small reunion on another network it made us realize how much we missed each other and got in a group chat together which sounds corny but it brought us together. every single day we talked. >> our group chat is amazing. >> the day we left the house we were texting each other. we have this unbreakable bond. >> i think it's the best time for now. >> i think we missed each other long enough. >> we were going to come back it had to happen and they pick now. >> and other shows are coming back like "will and grace" and "rosea

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being here received a fellowship from the , architect of the capitol to study the work of sculptor vinny reem. i was able to get a pass to go and spent a number of hours they are doing sketches of them and studying each one carefully. it was kind of a revelation because most of what i knew about eastman had to do with his work as an indian artist. as a pictorial historian of the indians. and the work he did with his wife mary henderson. schoolcraft who compiled massive tomes on indigenous peoples of north america. in 1829, eastman left west point, where he had excelled at drawing and was assigned to fort snelling. a few people know today that there was actually a very rigorous drawing academy at west point. i think one of the things about eastman's narrative that is very interesting is all of his artistic training occurred at west point. man namedacher was a inmas gimread who was hired 1819 after the superintendent rewrote the curriculum to require two years of drawing for every cadet. second and third year cadets had to take two hours a day of drawing every afternoon. if anybody is inte

. >> it's like an inside-out georgia version of "my cousin vinny". >> that's the part you want. you come from georgia to washington to the -- >> to slay the dragons. >> yes. can't wait to see that. thank you, rachel. >> see you. >> in an editorial today entitled all the president's thugs, the "new york times" said we live in a time when a porn star displays more class than the president. if you're old enough to remember lyndon johnson lying about vietnam. it's not knew. everyone can point to a president they think had less credibility than a porn star. not to mention the fact we have no widespread agreement on the credibility of a porn star. so the times editorial is wrong to the porn stars. it's assuming that porn stars' credibility are low and the presidents are higher. we sometimes have credibility on the trustworthiness of various occupations. gallup's last poll had nurses in the number one deserved spot as the most honest occupation. and members of congress were at the bottom of the list. one notch between car sales people. and at the bottom is lobbyists, which is to say fo

. >> i got to tell you, i was surprised they had to let vinny go but the salary cap issues do matter what's going on? >> caller: okay, jim my stock is u.s. concrete, uscr. i have some worries about it but i've also have some hope for it and you said to be patient when you recommended it back in december at about $83 to $86 >> i've been behind it for a long time. it is down at the bottom end of the range and i believe in u.s. concrete i think it's a fine company. eric in massachusetts. eric >> caller: boo-yah, jim. thank you for taking my call two years ago i bought mobile at $2 a share t-mobile stock do you think we'll see t-mobile stock break out of its consolidation phase. >> it's a hard verdict to call static it hasn't done that much you know what i've been eyeing this one for the club and i think that john leasher whom i just tweeted a few minutes ago is going to report a good quarter and i think t-mobile is a straight out best stock. be ready for plenty of opportunities next week with a bias to the upside particularly fedex, darden, conagra, accentura. what can i say that's not

i think my hair kind of looks like vinnie. what do you think?close to their target demo, jesse, i have to tell you. do a cameo. by the way, i don't need to see these people ever again in my life. i mean, and who watches mtv? people under house arrest or kids with no hobbies. because i'm telling you. >> dana: steve manafort is watching. >> greg: file this under something you don't need. >> jesse: have you ever seen an episode of the jersey shore? >> dana: i have not. this is not bay head. >> jesse: i love that place. >> dana: very quiet and peaceful. >> jesse: what's the address? >> juan: i want to pick up on greg's comment to you. explain the attraction of watching people at their lowest act in a way that is so unappealing? >> jesse: that's why we watch you on the five. >> juan: seriously, jesse, why do you watch that? >> jesse: are you saying that i'm a fan? >> juan: i don't know. >> jesse: because i am. >> juan: you are a fan? >> jesse: i have seen a few episodes like season one through four. >> juan: not going to tell me why you are watching?

. >> yeah, this isn't a convenience store robbery for my cousin vinny.re all kinds of different issues here. there's obstruction. they're campaign finance issues. there's, you know, potential financial crimes and constitutional issues that he can -- if he has a good lawyer, can actually put them out there. >> and there's a ton of attorneys on the opposite side. one attorney who i know who is familiar with some of those folks describe them as like a team of ninjas. like they are in their respective fields, they are top of their fields. >> exactly. they are on top of all of the doctrinal aspects of constitutional law and in the weeds prosecutorial experience. so he has a formidable legal team and he has all the money in the world to get the best legal representation, and it's amazing that he can't. he's kind of like that character from peanuts, pig pen, you know? he's got this legal hot mess cloud that kind of follows him, and i think when you're a lawyer looking at it, you're like, this guy fires people. there's porn stars with secret contracts. there's r

i've called him a lawyer out of "my cousin vinny." what is the michael cohen side of the story, could he just be an innocent guy trying to be loyal to the boss? or is he -- could he be found guilty of some pretty egregious incompetence that by failing to get a signature on the document, stormy daniels may be standing on very solid legal ground? >> history will probably be the judge of that, nicolle. i will say a couple things here. >> you're good. >> on the one hand you have this person, he's not just like a newcomer onto the scene as you know. he has been by donald trump's side for a very, very, very long time. this is not just like a campaign era person who came on in 2014 or 2015 to help him prepare for a presidential run. michael cohen's been through the ringer with donald trump and that's why donald trump trusts him to take care of things for him. perhaps unrelated to this. i will say when it comes to the legal argument, some legal experts have raised when it comes to the initial nondisclosure agreement that has cohen's signature

lauderdale we're going to be speaking with vinny viola, doug sefu, glenn hutchins as well a lot of stuff to talk with these gentlemen about tomorrow at 12:00 p.m. right here on "the halftime report. let's go to dom chu with a market flash. >>> we're watching shares of invision health care down 7% after saying it may be dropping out of the bidding for the company. that report right now is sending those shares lower so we'll keep an eye on this one but a big deal in the health care space that looks to be getting a little more complicated given some of the developments currently, guys. back to you. >>> now let's get to julia boorstin in los angeles with breaking news on disney. >> disney announcing it's reorganizing, creating a new division direct to consumer services, technology and international media operations that will include the upcoming espn and disney-brandinged apps. the company naming kevin mayer who's been known for his deal making disney is expanding the responsibilities of bob chapek naming him as chairman of the new division that's park experiences and consumer products this

staying on the line he's more my cousin vinny than supreme court material, it would appear a lot of things about this payment raised a lot of flags in a lot of places. i mean, the payment itself was flagged by the bank to the treasury department which was led by donald trump's friend steve mnuchin. a porn star has been successfully able to break free from what was obviously hush money about an affair and is trying to tell her story. >> you're putting your finger why this is such a big deal. it's triggered, as you say, two suspicious activity reports, which is a financial legal requirement, it was done in a way that has created extra problems, it would appear, for not only the president as the participant, but also the lawyer himself michael cohen. and to this question about did he personally bank roll this? under the american bar association legal ethical rules for lawyers, you're not allowed to put up money for someone unless they are indigent, unless they literally are so poor they can't afford their own counsel. donald trump is many things. he has never claimed to be indigent. >> may no

reported that michael cohen, who i have described as a lawyer that reminds me of the guy in my cousin vinny used his trump.org e-mail. you have some leads obviously about where the money came from. what is your operating theory about where the money, the $130,000 your client offered to give back, where do you think it came from? >> we believe that ultimately those funds will be able to be traced in one form or another to the president or his organization or another surrogate operating on his behalf. i've said this before. i'm going to say it again. we have run out of superlatives to describe the story, the fiction that has been floated to the american people relating to this payment. i've called it preposterous, ludicrous, outrageous, unbelievable, ridiculous, the liz gun on a-- list goes on and. it is absurd, i'll use that one, to his attorney to claim without knowledge of the president negotiated a detailed agreement with a signature line for his client mr. trump, undertook all this effort. this wasn't done a croft 30 or 45 minutes. this is hours of work, hours of communication back and f

i've called him a lawyer out of my cousin vinny . what is the michael cohen side of the story, could he just be an innocent guy trying to be loyal to the boss? or is he -- could he be found guilty of some pretty egregious incompetence that by failing to get a signature on the document, stormy daniels may be standing on very solid legal ground? >> history will probably be the judge of that, nicolle. i will say a couple things here. >> you're good. >> on the one hand you have this person, he's not just like a newcomer onto the scene as you know. he has been by donald trump's side for a very, very, very long time. this is not just like a campaign era person who came on in 2014 or 2015 to help him prepare for a presidential run. michael cohen's been through the ringer with donald trump and that's why donald trump trusts him to take care of things for him. perhaps unrelated to this. i will say when it comes to the legal argument, some legal experts have raised when it comes to the initial nondisclosure agreement that has cohen's signature

snooki, j-wow, mike, vinnie, pauly d and arguably all grown up with with careers, spouses, even childrenl like they're bringing all the other shows back too. "will & grace", "roseanne." >> reporter: nicole, snooki gave night line an exclusive first look at their new digs. >> we are in the dining room. this is where we have our sunday dinners. and you walk in to our master kitchen. we use the juice, put it in the blender. i'm pretty sure he uses vodka, watermelon. that's all i know. >> no thank you. >> well, good luck in your interview. >> thank you, mama. >> hello, miami. ! >> just look at the view and the buildings, they light up. oh, hey. >> the best part of the house. in the day time you see sting rays, dolphins and sharks. >> we get coconuts. >> we open it and we drink from it because it's healthy. coconut water is healthy. >> it is healthy. >> when have you opened one to drink one? >> just lie. >> we have a sleeping situation. >> not guilty. not guilty. >> reporter: the world was first introduced to the jersey shore in 2009. the show entertained fans for six seasons with its own-the

threw everything at the jury including a stem winder of a summation where he referenced my cousin vinny some of arthur in the courtroom as part of this riveting story tomorrow on "48 hours." >> i keep thinking about the sinclair family. they lost someone who they love. did the prosecutorses believe her story she was forced to do that because she was worried about getting beaten? >> the prosecutor saw medical and police records and norela had support of other folks as well including a wealthy philanthropist who put up $750,000 cash bail. >> did she know he was going to kill him? >> tune in tomorrow night. >> yeah. >> i know. i'm fascinated by this story. >> a tragic and intriguing story. thank you. and watch jim's full report "the good girl" tomorrow night on "48 hours" at 10:00, 9:00 central. >> two nfl players are moonlighting on capitol hill? see how they're huddling. get it. with politicians from different parties but learning about bipartisanship. it's part of our series a more perfect union ahead. you're watching "cbs this morning." u're watching "cbs this morning." >>> prince harr

at first blush, vinny curry the first guy you'll want to see good-bye to, one of. >> vin you are curryears? >> a while. high draft pick. guy who grew up as is an eagles fan, i remember the day he was drafted. he talk about loving reggie white, growing up and watching the eagles. so and he's a good dude. but it is just part of the game. they have to cut a lot. i mean, the next one really to watch is nigel, somebody they could use to bring back, really good, but will get paid. trade burton philly special going around with the philly special jacket. almost guaranteed to be gone because of he's one of the highest rated free agent tight-ends, will get paid by somebody, and zach earth the number one guy here, one of those things even with the combine last week, i avoided it because i'll still trying to enjoy that moment, but they've moved on. i think it is a week or so, free agency starts. you'll see guys leaving, coming, getting cut, then the whole foles thing. >> what's the deal with brandon graham? some people saying he might go. >> brandon has a year on his deal i believe. but he's made

. >> i'm way over here come on over, vinny. i know facebook is getting a lot of the blame but we have broader problems than that there's no market leadership and hasn't been for a little while here take a look at material stocks the steel stocks went up on the stair riff issues. look at ak steel, down 4%. that's one issue materials not doing anything industrials aren't doing anything either. remember the industrials were moving up earlier in the year. global economy expanding since this trade war became an issue, caterpillar's gone nowhere. it's down five bucks, 35 points on the dow deer same situation. not doing anything another group i'm worried about, swing around, a lot going on, banks were a big leadership group. look, they've gone nowhere ever since we stopped being worried about inflation a few days ago with cpi and ppi numbers, ten-years stopped going up banks have shown no leadership at all they're not stepping up. then other problems with the energy stocks. look at chevron. another two bucks, 15 points in the dow. eve

between hiring yosemite sam and my cousin vinny, it's amazing that he's going to get anyone to work for you in terms of your reporting, michael shchmid, there was some reporting, and ill-reporting that one of the sources of conflict that dowd did not want him to do an interview with the special counsel. do you have a point on that? >> correct. what we had learne eed dowd had basically said i'm not going to let the president sit with an interview with mueller and i'll quit over that. the other thing about dowd, he's a difficult personality at times and i think that grated on the president. and the president doesn't like to be told that he can't do certain things. dowd was saying don't do an interview with mueller. the president wants to do an interview with mueller. so, when all of those factors were tied together and he's greating on other lawyers on the team, whichever lawyers were left, there's not a lot, and that led to dowd leaving. >> last but not least on this, michael schmidt, who else are donald trump and his folks talking to? because he's running out of people to call in washin

uc berkeley political clines professor vinny agrawal says this could just be the beginning. >> the realther china is going to retaliate in the amount of 50 or $60 billion, not $3 billion. >> the professor says the biggest u.s. export to china includes jetliners and soy beeps. >>> soybeans. >>> wine country could be caught in the trade wars. much of the wine exported from the united states comes from california. 60% of the sales from opus one winery in napa valley are exports. the vast majority go overseas to asia but tariffs increase the price of wine and it benefits wine producing countries not subject to the same tariffs. >> the every day wine price, or a mid tier price, the price differences can be very significant in terms of an increase of 5 to 10%, and really negatively impact demand in the marketplace. >> if china targets u.s. wines, it will affect the entire supply chain. such as portocork. it produces real cork stoppers for much of the wine industry. the company has already felt the sting of tariffs. construction costs went up reflecting the higher price force foreign steel. >>