several weeks, michael yang paid mallory $25,000 to come to shanghai twice, and mallory reached out to former colleagues at the c.i.a. asking to be put in touch with people who had current intelligence on china. prosecutors say his former colleagues grew suspicious and reported him to c.i.a. security, putting him on the radar of law enforcement. when mallory returned from his second trip to china, he was stopped by customs at chicago's o'hare airport. he had lied on this form about how much money he was carrying-- more than $16,000 in cash-- and agents discovered this box with a phone in it. mallory claimed it was a gift for his wife, but it was actually a covert communication device that had been given to him by chinese intelligence. this looks just like a regular phone. what makes it a covert communication device? >> gaynor: so, it's not so much the hardware. the phone itself had a unique piece of software installed on it, designed to allow secure communication, both in text and also the secure transmission of documents later. >> cooper: you might think a former c.i.a. officer would

joining me, ned ryun and mallory hagan. the allegations of impropriety that have been out there for years and years. all kinds of stuff. the premise is you could pay for access. if you just turned over a nice check for share the to the clinton foundation, suddenly things were getting easier for you. >> we talked about uranium one situation. but between 2010 and 2012 the clinton state department approved $165 billion in thunderstorms deals to the nations that had given donations to the clinton foundation. that doubled the sales to these countries from the bush's second term. when you look at the 2014 audit of the clinton foundation it had $235 million in assets. they only gave out 3% in grants. trish: mallory, what's your defense as a democrat to these charges? >> my reaction is that this isn't a partisan issue at all. if there is wrongdoing and there has been commingling an investigation needs to take place. if the allegations are true, the clintons should be held accountable. but it seems like this is a well-timed allegati

mallory, you get it right? you get this order free pass. mallory if he were still with us do you have any perspective on the whole cgi event itself on the amount of money they charge of people coming from all over the world. theoretically that's a good thing but sadly you are getting a stamp of approval that you are paid for from the clintons. >> i c think that's a charity events work. people pay a lot of money usada have dinner with celebrity guests and people who are of some sort of importance in some way or another this would be absolutely no different trading mentioned the rule of law and people not being above it. the one about us and that takes place here today, people are saying that donald trump should be held accountable for some of the things that were done in hillary clinton should. this is an issue. people are doing something wrong and specifically people in position of power -- trish: i want to pursue that with you a little bit and we still have net joining us. mallory said things he should be held accountable for what i'm tryi

trish: ned ryun, and mallory hagan, thank you. we have fresh evidence that jerry nadler vows to end investigation into the fbi and doj. the democrat claiming there are no political biases at the fbi. right? yeah. congressman nadler, did you see the hundreds of text messages between former lovers -- i hate that word -- boyfriend, girlfriend. peter strzok and lisa page? the ones that clearly display their hatred for president trump? how are you out there saying there was never any bias. the ones where they vowed to make sure the president, now president would never make it to the oval office? there is a whole lot of bias there. i'm setting the record straight for you on why these probes must continue. don't go anywhere. each of these food boxes represents a gift of life for people here in israel who are in desperate need. these are very difficult times for israel and the jewish people as the government spends more and more of it's resources for battling terrorism. the situation has become a crisis. every week the lines get longer an

joining me, ned ryun and mallory hagan. the allegations of impropriety that have been out there for years and years. all kinds of stuff. the premise is you could pay for access. if you just turned over a nice check for share the to the clinton foundation, suddenly things were getting easier for you. >> we talked about uranium one situation. but between 2010 and 2012 the clinton state department approved $165 billion in thunderstorms deals to the nations that had given donations to the clinton foundation. that doubled the sales to these countries from the bush's second term. when you look at the 2014 audit of the clinton foundation it had $235 million in assets. they only gave out 3% in grants. trish: mallory, what's your defense as a democrat to these charges? >> my reaction is that this isn't a partisan issue at all. if there is wrongdoing and there has been commingling an investigation needs to take place. if the allegations are true, the clintons should be held accountable. but it seems like this is a well-timed allegati

mallory has called him the greatest of all time and was in attendance this year at farrakhan's annual address where he gave tamika mallory a shout out and then proceeded to give a speech replete with anti-semitic and homophobic remarks. the women's march says farrakhan's statements don't align with the group's principles and mallory's presence at his annual address was bad judgment. yet perez and malory have disavowed his comments, and now tablet magazine is reporting that during the women's march first meeting back in november of 2016, both mallory and perez endorsed an infamous and debunked anti-semitic trope that jews exploited black and brown people and were proven to be leaders of the american trade. the controversy is also gaining notice because the women's march has become, as you noted, powerful organization that has been endorsed by potential 2020 presidential candidates like california democratic senator kamala harris and new york democratic senator kirsten gillibrand. both of whom spoke at the women's march prerally in january 2017. it's also worth noting that despite alleg

auden wanted to succeed where mallory had failed. rather like the space race of the cold war, in those years every major european if power wanted to claim an ascent on a peak over 8,000 meters. in the western himalaya, it was germany's mountain of destiny. and, of course, everest -- the highest mountain in the world -- was reserved for great britain. indeed, why climb everest if not to assert great britain if's power over the power of nature to raise a mountain beyond its reach? in this way the himalayas became a proxy stage where the power and virility of a nation could be broadcast to the world. and in the case of germany, its national honor reclaimed from the indignity of its great war defeat. this is a nazi flag. but the british fantasy of conquering everest had a flipside. failure might unman the nation, strip the king emperor naked for all to see. there were four efforts to reach the summit in the 1930s, all failed. among john auden's papers, i found a letter from another himalayan explorer, the older brother of the poet steven

mallory, thank you forjoining us here. do you know one of the most i think touching aspects of this news is the character of president bush thatis is the character of president bush that is being described by so many people who worked with him or who analysed the way he led america. his character. his character was totally unique. for today. he character. his character was totally unique. fortoday. he was character. his character was totally unique. for today. he was a character. his character was totally unique. fortoday. he was a man, first of all, who believed in the presidency. he believed in the presidency. he believed in the presidency —— you believe it was something very special. when he went in to see his son, he addressed him as mr president. this is right after the inauguration. he is a man who was not a conservative. a lot of conservatives did not like him because he was not. what he was was a man who believed first in family, he actually said this, second in faith and third in america. he also was a great l

it mallory's full not come until march when she wrote on her twitter feed "it seems i am not being clear. i am it always have been against all forms of racism. i am committed to ending antiblack racism, anti-semitism, homophobia and trans phobia. this is why i helped create an intersectional movement to bring groups together. but for cofounder teresa stroke, that was not enough. she called on the entire women's march leadership to resign saying "i have followed anti-semitism, anti-lgbt qi a sentiment and hateful racist rhetoric to become a part of the platform by the refusal to separate themselves from groups that espouse these racist, hateful beliefs." millions around the globe attended the first women's marches in january 2017 following president trump's inauguration. marches and rallies are still scheduled to be held in washington, d.c., and dozens of other cities across the country and around the world on january january 19th. >> ed: jonathan hunt live in los angeles, thank you, jonathan. still ahead, "the new york times" accused of being a gossip rag found in the supermarket checkou

it's unprecedented. >> kevin mallory was a former clandestine case officer for the c.i.a. who the justice department believes was recruited by a chinese spy. >> did you send them anything on that phone? >> i sent them some tests. >> tonight, "60 minutes" gets an insider's view of what espionage looks like. >> malta sits as a sun-dappled

. >> i have to say good morning with the dmv, mallory, they are a little upset with you because you did not cover their bridge enough. >> coming right up. >> they are up early with us every morning. thank you. >> good morning. all right. let's go to the gilroy commute. people are driving from gilroy to san jose with no major problems. traffic is okay if you are driving to there. there is no issue driving into san jose and no problems getting into gilroy. there is roadwork but it looks good. this is 280 in san jose with no major issues. that a bridge toll plaza is wet on the pavement but no problems coming into san francisco. >>> i hear it all the time, why don't you mention my town. >> right. >> we have a certain amount of time. i have to get going. because of the injured -- inconsistent large swell, there is a high surf warning. do not hang out by the reich's but that is through tonight. it will calm down with a big system. the heaviest rain in the santa cruz mountains. sacramento had a record rainfall. the heavier rain is into the valley and in the san joaquin valley. there is patchy

mallory durÓ menos de 24 horas de san diego, cuando fue llevada al hospital. tres dÍas despuÉs de dar a luz, la llevaron al centro de detenciÓn con bebÉ y todo. fueron liberados anteayer por la noche. la caravana para ellos finalmente quedÓ atrÁs. >> tanto que aguante y todo eso, pero gracias a dios fue una recompensa grande. pedro: amiga le pusieron un grillete al liberarlo pero ella no. mike por su parte es el primero de la caravana que atravesÓ la frontera en el vientre de su madre para convertirse en ciudadano de este paÍs. ahora una familia les permitiÓ quedarse en su casa hasta que ellos consigan el dinero para poder viajar hasta columbus, ohio, donde tiene familiares. allÁ esperarán el desenlace de la peticiÓn de asilo que estÁn haciendo. en san diego, california. ilia: las ironÍas de la vida, la tragedia parece confirmarse para familiares de una blasonada --- venezolana de la florida que desapareciÓ la semana pasada. creen haber hallado el cuerpo de carla estefanÍa, cerca de la casa en la que se alojaba. un guardia de seguridad fue dete

. >> shawn mallory wasn't expecting this. >> he captures an unidentified person delivering an amazon package wednesday afternoon. >> when it did come, i heard this pop sound from the front yard, and i was just sitting on the couch. i had no idea what it was. >> until he watched the playback. that's when he called his wife. >> there could be a story that's happening with him. they would not have been able to hold up to that. >> there it is. pretty hard. >> neither of the items were damaged. amazon says in a statement tonight, this does not reflect the standards we have for delivery partners. this individual is no longer delivering amazon packages, and we're in touch with the customer to make things right. >> packages were dlid like this. >> i'll say this. the kid has a good arm. >> ian cole, nbc bay area news. >>> the situation at the news station in san francisco. investigators are working to figure out why a man got on top of a train. that call came in just before 8:00. now, ultimately firefighters had to rescue the man. he was taken to the hospital with some minor injuries. >> city

. >> reporter: mallory says they gave him a $25 gift card, too, but ultimately, he didn't want his or any oth this, that the ks got a good arm. >> reporter: in dublin, ian cole, "nbc bay area news." >> i don't know how great the arm is. it didn't make it to the porch. >> he's trying to be positive about it, but boy, oh, boy. >>> coming up on "today in the bay," many people say they can't start their day without stopping at their starbucks coffee shop to get their dose of coffee. what if the starbucks came to you? we'll tell you about a new partnership that would make that a reality. >> that is a popular story. facebook looking to broaden the viewing option for its viewers. which networks they're looking to stream and how that could affect your wallet. darrell's family uses gain flings now, so their laundry smells more amazing than ever. [darrell's wife] isn't that the dog's towel? [dog sfx] hey, mi towel, su towel. more scent plus oxi boost and febreze in every gain fling. ♪ >>> good morning. i'm frank holland at cnbc global headquarters. here are today's top business headlines. wal

mallory, in particular, has been a big and public fan of louis farrakhan. also, the expose that just came out, that's cited some of the troubling anti-semitic comments they made when the organization was founded, talking about the jewish people's role in white supremacy and oppression of the black people. so going forward with more of this information coming out,t, women of color and other people in the organization saying, hey, this is not okay. i am just not sure that the women's march can survive. >> tammy: when i was on the s left, we were always aware of people on the far left orhe people who did not mean our movement well, were trying to hijack certain things we were doing. if you had experience, you would know what to watch more. clearly, something happened here that, while of course, all issues are women's issues, what we don't do, and what we don't embrace, certainly, i don't think any american of decency embraces racism or jew hatred. i don't know how difficult it is to disavow louis farrakhan, which they have not been able to do. this sends a mes

mallory brooks shows us how this teenager is making a difference. it's been a big year for robert springer jr. - he plays basketball and football for little rock christian academy - and this year - they brought home their first state championship - for a school he's thankful for - for many reasons robert springer jr., ronald mcdonald house volunteer "i love the school - being at a school where i can honor christ and serve others is something i loved to do everyday "though football and school has taken upost of his time - giving back is most important to this high school senior - that's why every week for the past year he's volunteered at ronald mcdonald house to bake cookies and play bingo robert springer jr., ronald mcdonald house volunteer "we usually have a big group of families - they come in and have their game faces on "he comes on sunday afternoons and wednesday nights robert springer jr., ronald mcdonald house volunteer "i usually come after football practice "he bakes cookies and then sets up the game and prizes - and loves seeing the joy i

mallory brooks shares the heartwarming story. during the week, allan gates is a busy attorney and partner at mitchell-williams law firm - in his spare time, you'll find him giving back - bringing joy to hospital patients with his dog, "good girl "lucy the therapy dog. "hi lucy"allan gates, owner of lucy the therapy dog "we walk up to a nursing station and the place just lights up"the five year old poodle was born blind and was adopted as a rescue. she had eye surgery and is now able to see well enough to do what she loves - comfort those who need it. allan gates, owner of lucy the therapy dog "as you can see, she's a professional cuddler " allan and lucy make visits at a hospice unit, at children's hospital - and the arkansas heart hospital.allan gates, owner of lucy the therapy dog "it's amazing to see her work, because the more stressed the patient, the more attentive to the patient she is "visiting people like sidney dillion from dewitt - he's been in the heart hospital for eight days and he and his wife are missing their dogs

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tamika mallory came under fire after she attended a nation of islam gathering negative statements about jews. just a warning. grab the tissues. heart warming surprise on christmas. >> what is it? what is it? >> our ar adoption papers. >> are you kidding me. >> wrapping adoption papers for his stepdad in houston. he has raised alex since he was three years old. >> gave me the chills. that was beautiful. jillian: yes. congrats to them. katie: media calling disarray in the white house. it's not chaos at all it's trump being trump. todd: a woman chases down a chief stealing a package and she records it all. that thief's reaction straight ahead. >> did you just steal something? give it. >> let me go, lady. i didn't take anything. >> yes, you did. i saw you. you picked the [bleep] wrong person ollege college of the ozarks gave me the chance to work for my degree i'll graduate debt free from a college where character is as important as class work and patriotic education is part of the curriculum we are hard work u and we are working for our american dream ♪ todd: all right. a lot happening i