vinnie: david, do come back and update us soon.id israelite, national music business publishers association. >> tune in to bloomberg on july 4 8:00 p.m. fireworks pops spectacular, that is live from boston's historic esplanade. i know that alix is very excited. coming up later today on "what'd you miss?", a portfolio manager will join. that's what you'll get from him. this is bloomberg. from bloomberg's world headquarters in new york, i'm david gura. >> i'm an -- i'm anna edwards straight welcome to "bloomberg markets, the trump economy." david: the illinois budget impasse, the state races to reach a deal by midnight it if that's it's not happen, illinois would have no budget for the third straight fiscal year and instead could be rated as junk. the white house prepares a decision on steel tariffs sparking concerns again of a trade war. anna: welcome to the program. acta the big story this week, the senate health care bill. negotiations continue. there is still no deal as we approach the july 4 recess straight president donald trum

this time against vinnie "the chin." the head of yet another new york crime family.na. persuaded him. the guy did it. and that's part of how they finally put vinnie "the chin" away despite the whole bathrobe and slippers act. >> in new york city, they call him the oddfather. and now vincent gigante has been convicted of conspiracy to commit murder. his lawyers have said he's mentally ill. he's a familiar figure on the streets of his neighborhood where he shuffles along wearing a bathrobe. prosecutors said it was an act, and the jury agreed, convicting gigante in effect of running a mob crime family. >> "today" show footage from 1997. and the way those prosecutors built those cases, the way they flipped these top guys in the mob including in the case of vinnie the chin they flipped a guy in witness protection to testify against the head of another crime family, it has always been almost unbelievably dramatic story of the way the feds dismantled the italian mafia. that feels like a story from another era. these things don't ever end. and now we know the prosecutor, the

skinny vinny. gang that runs this place-- they got a mute button they can push. right there. he's the leader of los lordes. danny: oh, and she's his girl? so it's war that you want. if i gotta step on your throat, so be it. stop! police! vinny, it's a setup. come on. (gunfire) you're gonna be okay. i told you this is the end. baez: reagan, you heard me wrong. we still got nothing to pick up santana and his crew on, no warrant... no, i heard you right. but they killed vinny. ...want cards, nothing. come on, they killed a cop. or they know who did. but we still don't have a play. i'm still not taking "no" for an answer. me either. but... what are we gonna do? we're gonna do what my mother told us to do as kids on a rainy day: we're gonna go make our own fun.

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. >> leonardis fwraeed to be interviewed only in the presence of his attorney, vinny bchl asille. >>hat kind of time are you facing with these charges? >> i'd rather address that. his case is not indicted yet. it's purely under investigation by the prosecutor's office. the legal process hasn't gone forward with the normal speed due to his injuries. >> why did you take this case, vinnie? it's going to be a tough case. >> i've had many difficult cases through the years. but there was something about it. i knew he was a troubled young man and had not led an exemplary life. i know his family. he's a fortunate young man for a wonderful family. there was never a question to take the kid or not as difficult as it may be. >> i'm grateful i have the best lawyer in town, in the state of new jersey. >> it could be months or years before leonardis' case is resolved in court. but now deanna collins enters her courtroom with high hopes. she says her lawyer has gotten her a favorable plea deal on charges of fraudulently acquiring prescription drugs from pharmacies. the other charg against her will

vinny curry's another one. >> i wouldn't have thought that. >> nobody thinks that but when it comes touits, vinny is pretty fresh. >> reporter: it is whole shopping experience that he feels will keep people coming back. >> you can go anywhere to buy a suit but we want to you come here, have a good time, name a line name after streets in philadelphia, soon we will have a cool, whiskey lounge in the basement. just an overall good spot right across from washington square. it is fun. >> reporter: football fashion and yes, fun, another reason ma'am come jenkins is a huge hit on and off the field. leslie van arts dale for "eyewitness sports". >> he has got it all going on. >> so, dmari is malcolm's middle name and it is name after the row in london you get that name. >> sharply dressed man. >> all right, don, thanks very much. >> yes, sir. >>> coming up next half an hour new information about how not having health insurance could affect your health. >>> she arranged and caught on camera what she said sparked an attack on two tourist seemingly in the wrong place at the wrong time. >>> history

vinny, iggy, and alex all said adios to mexico. they documented their trip back to the states.ast is still shooting. a source close to the show say s some love connections were lost when production halted on june 6th. warner brothers says no misconduct occurred. the host chris harrison spoke to cast about how things would move forward. the two-drink per hour rule was enforced. so, how will the show address the drama? according to our source, the incident is being talked about on camera. it has to be. as for corrine yesterday she released a statement saying her team's investigation into the matter is now complete. the 25-year-old also said she was invited back to paradise but quote respectfully made the decision not to return. >> now to news on prince harry and his globe trotting girlfriend. meghan markle is in london so should harry and her reunite? tomorrow marks what would have been princess diana's 56th birthday. >> even harry and i offer the years have not talked enough about our mother. >> the duke and duchess of cambridge and harry will rededicate their mother's grave. >>

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he got the same guy to come out of witness protection to testify against vinnie.as involved in the prosecution of one-time trump business partner felix sater for a mob connected fraud scheme to which felix sater pled guilty. so after quarrels and then wiseman, we then learned about another muller hire, michael was hired out of the justice department. when hired, the former general of the united states told "the washington post" that he is quote the most brilliant and most knowledgeable federal criminal lawyer in america, period. bob muller added an experienced justice department trial attorney named lisa paige wired magazine had an interesting profile of her that included her experience with money laundering and organized crime cases including investigations where she partnered with an fbi task force based in hungry which focused on eastern european organized crime. so just to recap the team here, the watergate special prosecutor and expert at flipping mob witnesses and expert in money laundering cases whose partnered extensively with an fbi task force that focuse

he got the same guy to come out of witness protection to testify against vinnie.ed in the prosecution of one-time trump business partner felix sater for a mob connected fraud scheme to which felix sater pled guilty. so after quarrels and then wiseman, we then learned about another muller hire, michael was hired out of the justice department. when hired, the former general of the united states told "the washington post" that he is quote the most brilliant and most knowledgeable federal criminal lawyer in america, period. bob muller added an experienced justice department trial attorney named lisa paige wired magazine had an interesting profile of her that included her experience with money laundering and organized crime cases including investigations where she partnered with an fbi task force based in hungry which focused on eastern european organized crime. so just to recap the team here, the watergate special prosecutor and expert at flipping mob witnesses and expert in money laundering cases whose partnered extensively with an fbi task force that focuses on east

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. >> our employees are proud to be employed by vinnie's coffee and they will shout it to the rooftopsg valued and respected in ways that we take for granted. >> all good, all good to find out how amy is making this happen, go to cnn heroes.com. while you're there, nominate someone who is changing the world to be a 2017 cnn hero. >>> we're always so grateful to share our morning with you, thank you for being here. we hope you make good memory today. >> there's a lot more ahead in the next hour of cnn newsroom. we turn it over to our colleague laura sanchez after this quick break. >>> it is 121:00 on the east coast, 11:00, i'm boris sanchez, in for fredricka witfield. a lot to get to today. first, shifting blame or maybe shifting strategy. president trump is now responding to stunning details from a "washington post" report about president obama's efforts to stop russian meddling in the 2016 election. tweeting this out last night, quote, just out, the obama administration knew far in advance of november 8 about election meddling by russia. did nothing about it. why? the "post" story rev

states and the president of the united states has this guy who is the losing attorney from "my cousin vinnie." unbelievable. now, it's true the vice president has a reputation for paying his bills. that may help. >> kasowitz has one distinction among all the lawyers in america which is he's a repeat lawyer for trump. no one else is a repeat lawyer because he never pays his bills. >> let me get a white house reporter back in this. eli, what does the white house say about the president's actions potentially making things -- i mean, his own son-in-law has the kinds of lawyers that i think david is talking about. lawyers with a pedigree. jamie gorelick who has been representing ivanka. what is the white house saying about the kinds of lawyers that the president was attracted to, being so fundamentally from the kinds of lawyers that pence and jared and everyone else was attracted to? >> well, they don't say a ton about that. i think even if -- i mean, whatever they're saying is less important than what they're doing. when you see the vice president, when you see the president's son-in-law lawyeri

that's kind of our vinny. we -- vignette. we always had at the same time we had racism plus power, we still believe in the ideal that a young man named barack obama could be the president of the united states. he was. you can't get that, i would argue this, i don't have anything to say about this, buttle-u i'll put this out there, you can't get that -- barack obama could not have been a president of the united states without having gone to one of the so-called hostile spaces getting higher education. trump could have. i think you can have those two dual things happening at the same time. you can fight the overt cliche of the racist in terms of white supremacist groups. some of them who are now starting to come on campus with overt calls for white supremecy. and at the same time recognize you live in a society that is unequal based upon race. you can do that. you can fight those two fights. i honestly don't think kmele and i will disagree, maybe i will, i don't think you can -- that's not a problem. gene: kmele? kmele: sure. i

. >> i can't believe i was reading it's been 25 years since "my cousin vinny." has it really?r and dear to your heart. >> i do. i do. >> so many people do. >> yeah, exactly. that's why i'm so happy that i got to be a part of it. because it lives on. it's funny. it makes people -- >> timeless film. >> and was it jonathan demi who directed it. >> no, jonathan lind. >> he said you were the only person he would have even considered for that role which is pretty -- >> well, that's really nice but i think joe pesci had a hand in that. >> did he? >> he did. >> lady gaga said -- >> rest his soul. >> lady gaga said she would only have you play her. >> uh-huh. >> have you ever discussed that? >> well, you know, she said that a long time ago so i don't know. but that would be -- >> come on. >> age is just a number. look at aunt mae. you did a great job. we love having you on the show. congratulations on the movie. >> i want to talk to you about flea market stuff. >> "spider-man: homecoming" opens nationwide july 7th. go see it. we're talking flea mar >>> "good morning america" is brought

vinny marlene and hamilton who has been deal being this conference for months and dealing with me.it is my great great honor to close the ideas conference with senator corey booker who i have known 15, 20 years since law school. sadly he's behind me in law school. he is -- i have to say even in his days in law school he was always animated about serving others. that simple principle of taking your talents and serving other people and he has done that in every role he's been in. obviously, as a mayor of newark we've heard of his legendary efforts of public service, he'll find your dog, save your family from a fire, personally shovel your snow, perhaps not in that order, but worked on revitalizing communities and ensuring the real opportunity for all the people in his community in fighting for economic and social justice. so i can really think of no better person to close out the 2017 ideas conference than my friend senator corey booker. [ applause ] >> hello everybody. hello. so, so this is this problem when you have someone like her in your life who knows you so well. literally i h

vinny del vindicated.t the president is innocent and ton of fake news surrounding the president but the simple fact we have a serious problem in federal government. pete: turns out fbi director was one of them. >> exactly. pete: after seven years of doing the show. pete: found out first time on set. >> waited for you guys. sandra: good to see you. james comey said loretta lynch told him to quality clinton email investigation a matter. our next guest says that's the at this point otip of the icebe. while the former attorney general could be in big trouble. clayton: what's the deal with the kardashians? i have been wondering that for years. who are these people? why are they famous? ♪ lead to places i have never been ♪ you put me down ♪ i knew you were trouble when you walked in ♪ shame on me now ♪ lead me to places i have never been ♪ i'm lying on the cold, hard ground ♪ oh ♪ trouble, trouble, trouble ♪ oh, almost nothing to holy crow, i'm related to george washington. i didn't know that using ancestry woul