so, yeah, warner von bron birthed nasa, basically.ur rockets to the moon were conceived by him. >> that's incredible. i did not know that. >> yes, yes. we cleanse the background there, that he attempted to, you know, slaughter civilians. by the way, the v-2 rocket comes in supersonically. it's not one of those. no, no, it is no sound. it is traveling faster than the sound it makes falling out of space. you walk down the street, and a block explodes. terrifying weapon. that is the same technology that you need to go into space. this is this -- this is the alliance. this two-way street. i discover something. the military says, hey, i want some of that. the military discovers something. it gets declassified. i look over the picket fence and say, that'll help us, too. that's the two-way alliance that's been going on forever. >> just briefly, is the v-2 the precursor of the intercontinental ballistic missile? >> precisely. >> so in your book, you've said the first trillionaire will be the person who exploits the national resources of space

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brent: joining me tonight is our correspondent alexandra von on an -- von nahmen in wisconsin.ome people say alexandria ocasio-cortez is the democrat's secret weapon. is she? alexandra: when you ask her supporteters they wowould tell u of course shshe is. there isis a growingng number of yoyoung liberalals saying t the democrcratic party hasas to have good song -- g good concepts s how to solveve many problemems . cititizens are f facing right n. that is not t enough to jujust e against trump. ofouourse we havee to say that her demands are not m mainstream and shshe has be c criticized dt only byy republicans but also by demomocrats who call her naive d arare saying w i is going toto y fofor her man's --herr demands.. also, talalking about tuition-fe educatation or univeversal healh care, that is something that can be done. just look at europe, for example. brent: good point. bernie sanders would probably agree with you. you are in milwaukee and on the campaign trail of a republican peanut candidate. we have heard about the number of democratic female candidates. what about rep

von miller, not what it used to be. they were given back to back 200 yard rushers, and, the jets isaiah crow l. so, they haven't played well. they were asked if this was a must win game. >> i wouldn't say it is a must win, but, make sure you keep it up there. they are going to get the best this week. last week, the week before that, whatever. this week, thursday night primetime, the broncos best. >> von miller, instant board, bullets, and material. >> that sounds like someone who is hungry for a win. i also want to tell you what we have coming up after the game. a half hour post game show. and it's going to be pretty good. the 49ers, speaking of a team that needs a win, we are going to look at to the next opponent, the l.a. rams. a team that doesn't need any more wins. they are 6-0, and of course, they are led by jared goff, todd gurley who we just mentioned, and a whole bunch of other guys, sean mcvay, the other young head coach in the nfl. it's going to be a tough one for the 49ers. as for the raiders, -- >> you know,

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marisa von bulow is a professor at the political science institute at the university of brasilia, andignified government, that will work for all brazilians. we are a great country, and now, together, we are going to make this country, ina great we are going to make this country, in a great nation, a free, democratic and prosperous nation. brazil above all, god above all. in rio, there is a party going on. marisa von bulow is a professor at the political science institute at the university of brasilia, and joins us from there now. what do you make of this result, good to see you. hello, good to see you. thank you for having me. well, it was not a surprise. we expected jair bolsonaro to win today. maybe even have a greater win. a couple of weeks ago, the difference was of 20 points between bolsonaro and haddad, and it came to ten points today. so the difference was diminishing, but it wasn't enough time, really, and bolsonaro had a very clear victory today. so not surprising, but overall, i have to tell you, a year ago, scholars, politicians, no one could have foreseen this result. so n

and thank you von trapp -- i mean the web or kids. thank you. johanna, thank you very much for being here supporting me and thank everyone for coming out today. thank you so much. i have a question. do you like winning? we've got good news. we are winning. no one, no one can look at the facts, facts matter. no one can look at the facts and say we are not winning in this country these days. it's not a republican win. it's an american when. right? [applause] america is winning every day. look at the economy. the economy is growing at 4% per quarter. unemployment at 3.7%. business confidence is at an all-time high. wages are going up, housing starts are going up. the economy is moving. just today the world economic forum, the organization that puts on the davos counsel, the nine states of america, our home has the most competitive economy in the world. [applause] that is the first time since 2008 and let me see, who was leading -- republicans were leaving the country 2008. we are winning in this country,, when everyday and it's felt across this lan

and thank you von trapp, i mean the web or. thank you. hannah, thank you very much for being here and supporting thank everyone for coming out today. thank you so much. [applause] i have a question for you. you like winning? we've got good news. we are winning. no one, no one can look at the facts. some electrocute pension tax matter, right? no one can look at the facts and say we are not winning in this country these days. it's not a republican win. it's an american when, right? america is waning every day. if you look at the economy, economy is growing at 4% per quarter. unemployment at 3.7%. business confidence is at an all-time high, wages are going up, housing starts are going up. just today, just today the world economic forum, the organization that puts on -- they named america the united states of america our home is the most competitive economy in the world. [applause] that is the first time since 2008 and let me see, who was leaving the country -- republicans were leading the country in 2008, we are winning in this country, winn

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climb directly informed how doug formed the north face and later the clothing company espirit and how von founded patgonia. and, in fact, that's why the company's called patgonia. that peak on the label of your jacket is fitsroy. -- fitzroy. it was the inspiration from that trip that guided the lives of both of these people. and it was going back to this place that we all fell in love with and seeing what happened to it over the interim decades since the late '60s where we've witnessed grasslands actually turn into deserts, we've witnessed forests being clear cut of trees that will take generations to regrow, if they ever do. and i think most astounding in our own lifetimes is witnessing the disappearance of the glaciers that now are ono longer there. and when you witness gee lodge aric change in human change, it can be so profound, it is so profound that you just, as an individual, have got to do something about it. if you're in business, as yvonne has done, you use your tool and business, and that is, ultimately, the origin of it, the origin of that commitment. [applause] >> let's talk

have talent everywhere, so just what you think you're safe if v011 just what you think you're safe if voninstead. that seems impossible even in slow motion. totte n ha m impossible even in slow motion. tottenham wearing has been in the wembley pitch damaged by the fight here. just a moment for the harry kane to get out of his corner. to have been one for about four minutes and then barcelona went up again and then messi had arty hit the post twice. surely get over but the spurs a surge or more. tottenham believed. there was still fighting right into the final minute of the 90 but when messi get that they are the results are inevitable. liverpool were in italy facing napoli where the game was heading for a goal less draw until the home side struck late. nick parrott has the story. in the integrated liverpool look like they've been transported back the years. that was when roy hodgins sought a goalless draw in those days we re sought a goalless draw in those days were supposed to be long gone. this was only the second time this year his side failed to manage a shot on target in the first ha

but women, including dorothea dix and mary phinney von olnhausen, who also practiced in alexandria, pushed past this discrimination and were able to help the medical field go forward by leaps and bounds and helped save many lives. our next stop will be market square, where we will talk about women and other businesses they ran during the war. here we are in market square. this is the oldest continuously operating marketplace in the united states, and during the civil war, this is the marketplace where women who worked on local farms would come in and sell fruits and vegetables to nurses, who would take them to the soldiers who were recovering in the hospital. while that was a legal practice, there were also illegal practices happening here in the market square, and one of those illegal practices was the smuggling of alcohol. alcohol was prohibited for the soldiers during the war here in alexandria. however, they still had access to this alcohol, predominantly whiskey. alexandria was a port city, so the union had taken over the city, including the ports, so there were very few boats coming

directly informed how doug formed the north face and later how he formed the company esprit and howie von formed patagonia and that's why the company was formed and the peak on your jacket is fitzroy. and the inspiration from that trip guided the lives of both of those people. and it was going back to this place that we all fell in love with, and seeing what happened to it over the interim decades since the late '60s, where we have witnessed grasslands actually turn into deserts. we have witnessed forests being clear-cut of beech trees that will take generations to regrow, if they ever do. and i think most astounding in our own lifetimes, it is witnessing the disappearance of the glaciers that we climbed when we were kids, that now are no longer there. and when you witness geologic change, in human time, it can so profound, it is so profound that you, as an individual, got to do something about it. if you're in business, as yvonne has done, you use your business as a tool and an agent for environmental protection. and that is ultimately the origin of it. the origin of that commitment. [ a

female skier of old time the american needs it just five amol wall couple wins to break the old tom von will begin her record chasing campaign with two down hills and a super g. in lake louise and next month. there's that there's that me a lot of opportunity this season and i'm going to try to capitalize on every race to try to get a bad record but you know like i've said in the past i think you know even if i don't get the record i'm still way beyond what i ever thought i could possibly do and i'm very very happy. hall the biggest saw go ahead. in the men's gymnastics was all day at the artistic domestics world championships and the ten time world champion didn't disappoint to put on a stunning display on the horizontal bar finishing on the top of the individual standings for that event. and that's it for me back to maria thank you very much sana well that wraps up the news hour but i will be back in a couple of minutes with a full blast of news for you do stay with us i'll see you very shortly. he was malaysia's prime minister the nine until his government was strong and our offices c

female skier of all time the american needs it just five amol wall couple wins to break the old tom von will begin her record chasing campaign with two down hills and a super g. in lake louise and next month. there's a there's definitely a lot of opportunity this season and i'm going to try to capitalize on every race to try to get a bad record but you know like i've said in the past i think you know even if i don't get the record i'm still way beyond what i ever thought i could possibly do and i'm very very happy the biggest star in men's gymnastics wasn't fine form on friday at the artistic gymnastics world championships and the pressure is already on to more to perform even with the tokyo olympics still two years away and the ten time world champion didn't disappoint to put on a stunning display on the horizontal bar finishing on the top of the individual standings for that event and helping japan into the team final ranks behind china's second and russia in first. and that will for me will have more nato ok so what could you rustle up in the kitchen with three hundred liters of oil

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von hilliard with vice president pence. this goes to the point that there are others that are fermenting this idea that things are not being addressed appropriately when it comes to hate. let's take a listen. >> have you ever asked him to please not use that type of language when referring to other people for the case of civil discourse in this country? >> look, everyone has their own style. frankly, people on both sides of the aisle use strong language about our political differences. but i just don't think you can connect it to threats or acts of violence, von. i don't think the american people can connect it. the american people believe that those who are responsible are the people that actually conduct these threats. >> is that the right message? >> well, first of all, the people who did these acts certainly are responsible for them, but you have to question what environment this happens in. nothing happens in a vacuum. so the level of dialogue, the level of discourse, the level of animosity, you make a great point abou

the soviets-- >> werner von braun invents rockets, basically. >> stephen: the "v"s. >> the v-1 was notile that leaves our atmosphere, goes into the vacuum of space and comes back and hits its target. he knew, even though this was deputized for warfare, that after the war, if you want to go into space, you're going to need something like that. we knew that, too. we did not put him on the line at nuremburg. okay? we kept him. >> stephen: and the russians stole other guys. >> the russians got-- they had german scientists, we had ours. >> stephen: the joke in the 1960s was our german scientists are better than your german scientists. >> exactly. and so we got him to birth the apollo program and design the rocket that would go to the moon. and so using his expertise that he used to terrorize london with the v2 rocket. this relationship goes deep! and-- so i'm-- i'm-- i was conflicted because i grew up during the vietnam war. and vietnam was bad no matter how you sliced that. remember that line in the song ♪ war, what is it good for? absolutely nothing ♪ >> stephen: say it again. ( laughter

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you cannot do that with anonymous money you have to disclose who donates the money we already do that von voluntarily but the congressman will not join me. >> she raised three times as much as i did setting records for hard money and outside money the second district outside spending from pro- public a here is my outside spending right there. all the way from michael bloomberg the environmental defense and the sierra club you are dwarfing me by full-time and if you don't like money in politics then don't take it angie. >> where my money is coming from 132,000 people have contributed an average of $32 to my campaign at the last filing so my many. >> 50 percent of it comes from out-of-state. >> you are not transparent. >> we look to his website he wants to take on the council. >> all politicians want to do is play games and hope that you don't notice where the money is going. that's why i led the fight to stop the corrupt bureaucrat to raise taxes on our families and our neighborhoods for projects benefiting downtown minneapolis. they are not accountable but angie still wants to give them m

and von, a cold day there, and what does the turnout look like?it is a cold day here, andrea, but despite that, it is feeling like election day here, and you have not only the folks campaigning, but this parking lot here in the middle of h houston here, and this is harris county, and if you are a democrat, you should be encouraged by the turnout here. we have been here for the course of the day and there has been a line of voters since the polling station opened today. harris county is the largest voting county in the state of texas, and also a place that the hillary clinton beat donald trump by 12 percentage points. if you're democrats looking, you want high voter turnout. yesterday was the first day of early voting here, andrea, and they triple the compared to 2014. and they nearly get the same number in 2016. at the same time, everybody saw images of that rally and there were folks who drove to see ted cruz and donald trump. so while democrats are encouraged here, it is important to know what's happening in the rural areas. >> vaughn hillyard,

you're going to be a total predator and get on board and i am drugs right now i mean you could be von predator and get on the right train they would not stop you to go that seattle is about to release a bunch of predators marijuana predators c.n.n. has announced they may release every one convicted of marijuana possession in the past. this is outrageously reasonable. then they'd be so reactionary only rational. look those people were rightfully locked away for years of their lives for smoking a drug that the people of seattle now realize not be illegal but at the time they thought it made sense and that's all that really matters right we should not go back and undo our idiocy from the past that idiocy has been grandfathered in ok i mean if we did that we would never learn from our mistakes we must keep these pot smokers locked up in order to teach all of us the rest of us a lesson you know like look below story where the where the dad catches a. on smoke and cigarettes so he makes the sun smoke the whole pack thereby causing him to puke as long as out and that's a supposed to be good

disappointed. >> we have the afternoon. >> and von hilliard, and thank you. for 350,000 people in this country. why amazon says it is now more than doubling its minimum wage for all workers. we will look at that after this, and then on andrea mitchell reports, one on one with senator patrick leahy of the judicial committee of the supreme court vetting of brett kavanaugh. of don't forget that the past can speak to the future. ♪ ♪ i'm going to be your substitute teacher. don't assume the substitute teacher has nothing to offer... same goes for a neighborhood. don't forget that friendships last longer than any broadway run. mr. president. (laughing) don't settle for your first draft. or your 10th draft. ♪ ♪ you get to create the room where it happens. ♪ ♪ just don't think you have to do it alone. ♪ ♪ the powerful backing of american express. don't live life without it. let's do an ad of a man eating free waffles at comfort inn. they taste like victory because he always gets the lowest price on our rooms, guaranteed, when he books direct at choicehotels.com. or j

victor or von in hungry says hungarian national identity is based on him. ethnicity, ethnicity. meaning if you're not an ethnic hungarian but if you live in budapest are some are not part of the nation. i think in many ways that the phenomenon we were seeing in the united states where you have a president that is perfectly happy to feed off of racial resentments and i think has encouraged a great deal of nostalgia for a time when america could understand itself is essentially a white european descended country. that's a lot of the explanation for his popularity among his core supporters. this obviously is very problematic. i think given the de facto diversity of the united states today and it's the general challenge to democracy because what a lot of these populist politicians do is claim a kind of charismatic authority from having been elected, having been popularly elected. of course donald trump was not popularly elected but leave that aside for the time being. and then using that men to attack basic institutions because a liberal democracy is not just about voting and gettin

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had a von rafts, high-tech food and reconstituted food. things thate first became fairly clear to me pretty quickly was that although ours was pretty difficult, it was nothing to like what they had. for example, with avon rafts, which are about 200 pounds, you can carry them easily around rapids. of course, you travel around lots of rapids. and they could go on rapids much more easily than his 2500 pound -- i don't know, a lot, of these big trees, that were dug out. they were huge. 2500 pounds, that is what they wade. and they had to drag those around the rapids. and of course, that is not the easiest place to drag anything. so it would take them many days to do that. we could just walk over. so we portaged i think about six or seven times. it was tough. it took a long time, it wasn't pleasant. but they did it something like 30 times with these huge things. so i got some taste of what it was, but boy, those guys were tough. >> it is suggested that things he picked up really might have helped endanger his health and hasten his demise? tweed

david: your wife is diane von furstenberg. barry: she is a designer.he went to qvc because they wanted her to sell clothing on qvc, and she said you have to see what this thing is. it is the most amazing thing. so i go there, westchester, pennsylvania, and i see a 10-foot square, 100-foot square stage. the use of computers and television sets and telephones, and me, who only knew about screens being used for narrative, i saw screens being used for something else. it was interactive. there was a computer screen that when they offered a product, the calls would be on the computer screen, seeing them rise and fall and rise and fall and rise and fall, and the whole thing was this very early kind of convergence. and, again, my only thing about screens was storytelling, and here was another use of a screen, and it intrigued me. david: ok. barry: and, again serendipity, i'm having lunch with brian roberts, who own comcast, and they wanted me to do a production company. i was so bored with this lunch i thought when is it going to be over and i can go home? as

von miller and the denver defense put on a clinic, nabbing a pair of pick sixes. broncos spanked the cardinals 45-10. >>> lebron james made his regular season debut, rocking that purple and gold. james put up a double-double, 26 points and 12 rebounds. but his lakers fell short 128-119 to the portland trail blazers. >> looked good in those colors, though. >>> tomorrow lsu will sport their new uniforms, paying homage to those who served in world war i,ago. the jerseys will feature an oak pattern topped off with a helmet that changes colors under thest. we see a lot of different jerseys from these college teams. but this one is pretty cool with a pretty cool meaning. >> the helmets are really cool foo. i hope it doesn't distract theam and i think they want that. >> and i'm marlie hall .haad lib li >>> and good friday morning to you! love the sound of that. 4:30 this morning as we take a live look out at san francisco, the transamerica building there pyramid. look at that, very clear sight for us. thanks for starting your day with us, i'm marcus washington. >> and i'

have to come whenever i'm here for a few days i come and pay a visit to the park is simply beautiful von scene is rocketed and her product. a half hour's drive south of the restaurant aren't serves up local specialities. cocoa core are bacon filled potato dumplings they prepare hundreds here every day by hand. in bend it so that all the dumplings have a filling made from cured and diced pork barrelling. seasoned clove proper and onion. well i imagine they're filled we boiled them for an hour or so so i never served with butter cream lingonberries. the perfect way to round off a long windswept walk on the beach this we favored island with its raw and picturesque landscapes. and now it's up to you to let us know where he would like to send us next and why you chose this particular spot maybe your dream destination will be featured in one of the upcoming distance don't forget we give away your max watch to one lucky winner you'll find all the details on our website so join in and now we have got the perfect report for all meat loving viewers bob the food we're about to show you now has noth

follow the news may that she could understand her english and she was quoted as saying ok i'll ask mr von you to explain it to me later this suddenly doesn't surprise me at all because to reason mazen means of presentation all often all full she's a she's a poor quality speaker and come make herself understood and she also doesn't have any kind of empathy a woman for the people that she's talking to so she was probably met with blank faces around the table and didn't realize that those people she was talking to were not understanding well i think you're a little ugly your little bias there was a no you don't like the way she dances but that's a different show. john worth of always we appreciate you coming in and talking with us thank you john but you. well a round of tough talks they can take it out of you just asked to resubmit a we don't know what she did after dinner last night some but we do know that she did go out for drinks with her continental counterparts they were spotted enjoying some of belgium's famous beer together at a brussels pub take a look at this picture you can see un

casper von koskull, the ceo of nordea bank.oming up, we speak exclusively to the ceo of barclays, who joins us after 7:00 a.m. london time. and also, the deutsche bank ceo, we have got headlines coming through. some say he's doing everything possible to prevent a fourth-quarter across increase. also saying we need a strong and to the year. -- end to the year. do not miss our interview with james von moltke, the cfo of deutsche bank. you can see that at 11:30 this morning london time, manus. .anus: tliv has the numbers the word that our analysts at bloomberg intelligence were looking for was stability. the question is, having missed on ficc, having guided lower, will that be enough savings? he says there is a new spirit of discipline. what does that mean in terms of the costs? there are more job cuts to come. investment bankers had a decent third quarter. equity origination revenues surged 61% to 105 million euros, so that is still down 3% from the three months through to last year, but we are certainly listening. the cfo will j

and for the british, for casper and the like, they came under the thumb of carl von hamish the general who served on the front and he wants to battles, his son was killed and he was determined when he was demoted and sent to the pow camps that he was going to impose a very harsh regime on every single one of them. so they are now finding themselves in camps and the first thing they want to do particularly is to get out of there. sso dave at one point he dresses up as a german officer and spoke six languages. his nickname was the teacher of language and indian and he went past the guard and walked straight out of the gate and went 100 miles to the border and made the mistake and walked themselves straight into a police station found themselves surrounded by german soldiers. he was sent back to a place and died in isolation and spent two months in a room dehydrated, starving and nearly went mad. he wasn't alone among those trying to escape they were trying everything they could possibly do. probably one of my two favorite attempts were british soldiers buried themselves in the common yar

american cinema the cinema of the stars where the women were already big heroines in the fifty's or even von. german director douglas sirk whose career started with a who for went into exile in hollywood in one nine hundred thirty seven where he rose to become the king of melodrama encounter with cirque was a turning point in fasb and as work the two became friends for brown he was inspired by sex a time to love and a time to die fassbinder took on the language the warm colors and stylized backdrops of his mentor he even took inspiration from the story it's about a missing soldier returning from the front to a germany in ruins. she . says that. he said you're a moral in this scene you don't have a bad conscience when you see him you're just full of joy. maybe if it doesn't even occur to you that you're doing something that could hurt him a key piece to see orchy need badger's piece that you're doing something bad. because you always kept the most important part of yourself back for tomorrow in the event that your husband returns. and then you commit this murder as if in a trance. you take th

lee on his way to collieries contain a pole in search of sardinians ramen tom von essen he has found clues as to who ordered four hundred eleven million euros worth of munitions from ryan metallics italian subsidiary are w.-m. italian saudi arabia. but the government that they've essentially change their strategy they used to fly the bombs out now the ships. we knew that this was the best place from which to take photos of the secret operations with no ban on cameras. from here we recorded what actually happened because of the usually eighteen containers a month were loaded up with one thousand to one thousand five hundred bombs. but i said to me let me get your question to all the people. from them and tell me that they were mainly transported by saudi arabian ships three or four belonging to the battery shipping company or navi dock and load up the saudis evidently decided to run the transport themselves additional funding for . the military coalition in yemen needs a lot of bombs by the end of twenty seventeen saudi arabia and its allies had flown more than fifteen thousand air ra

with von miller barrelling down on him, tosses it to tyreek hill with his left hand. --keeps the drive alive... and it ends with a go-ahead score from kareem hunt. 27-23 chiefs --denver tried to make a play late, but fumbled on a hook and lateral. kc survives and moves to 4- and-0. major league baseball giving us a gift today, with the perfect lead up to the playoffs. a pair of game 163s. --we begin at dodger stadium...dodge rs-rockies, winner gets the division. --bottom 4th... cody bellinger... "cody pop"... deep to right-center and out for a 2-run home run. 2-zip la --an innng later... max muncy... the former oakland-a... hammers one to the opposite field for a 2-run homer of his own. dodgers lead by 4...and that does it. champaine celebration in the clubhouse... they win 5-2 to advance to the n-l division series... it's their 6th straight national league west title(wipe to brewers-cubs) now to chicago-- cubs hosting the brewers, winner clinches the central. --top 8th... 1 all... lorenzo cain...single up the middle ... orlando arcia scores... 2-1 brewers --bottom 9t

hillary von has the latest from huntington beach, california. hillary. >> hey, david.ocrats think that three seats in orange county will be able to add to their tally of 23 seats total that they need to take over the house majority in november. democrats think they can use trumps economic policy to convince voters to turn out and turn orange county blue by talking taxes and tariffs. the 45th district is a midterm battleground in tech is a big industry here has been hit hard from washington trade fight with beijing. democrat katie porter is challenging mimi walters and porter tells me voters are very upset about high taxes and save the gop tax plan is to blame. >> they are very concerned about the trump tax plan and the fact that they are cumbersome and supporting trumps tax plan even though it's going to go out californians to pay more than their fair share of taxes. >> congresswoman mimi walters say voters may be set up with higher taxes in the state but that's not because of washington. it's because the democrats in the state capital. >> she's wrong because more peop

now, the guests by the way at von's show are former obama adviser valerie jarrett and veterans running for and moments ago, fighting to move forward with a defamation lawsuit against trump. it comes after a similar case. i >>> plus, as the cbc is skrapol illness spread, we're hearing from the mother of a 3-year-old who has it. you're in the business of helping people. we're in the business of helping you. business loans for eligible card members up to fifty thousand dollars, decided in as little as 60 seconds. the powerful backing of american express. don't do business without it. . >>> president trump may have claimed victory against stormy daniels' defamation lawsuit but the jury is still out in a second case. trump is trying to stop this case from going forward and the lawyers on both sides of this were in court just last hours. athena jones was there and rushed back to join us now. fill us in. >> this is an interesting case. it's different from the stormy daniels case, because there are 18 examples cited. some explicitly naming her or retweeting a picture of her. the trump side say

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