and representatives michael and representatives michael burgess, chris collins, brian fitzpatrick, peter king, john joyce, mark meadows, and dan meuser. please stand up. thank you very much. thank you, peter. in the wake of the september 11 attacks, courageous americans raced into smoke them a fire and -- smoke, fire, and debris in lower manhattan, the pentagon, and a field in shanksville, pennsylvania. the whole world witnessed the might and resilience of our nation in the extraordinary men and women of the new york fire department and the new york police department, selfless patriots of unmatched character and devotion. i grew up with them, so i can tell you it is absolutely true. it is always nice to know your subject. i know that subject. these are great people. we also commemorate the heroes of the port authority police. i thank you all for being here, tremendous people. first responders from across the country rushed to new york and worked endless days and sleepless nights. they fought to rescue every person trapped in the rubble and then searched for months to find the rema

with senator deb fischer and representatives michael burgess, chris collins, brian fitzpatrick, peter king, john joyce, mark meadows indiana. please stand up. [applause] thank you. in the wake of the september 11 attacks courageous americans raced into smoke, fire and debris, and lower manhattan, the pentagon and a field in schinkel pennsylvania. the whole world witnessed the resilience of our nation and the extraordinary men and women of the new york fire department in the new york police department selfless and unmatched character and emotion. i grew up with them so i can tell you that is absolutely true. it is noise nice to really know your subject. i know that subject, these are great people. we also commemorate the heroes of the authority of police and i want to think you'll for being here. tremendous people. first responders from across the country rushed to new york and worked in the states and sleepless nights, they fought to rescue every person trapped in the rubble and then search the remains of the fallen. the loyalty of our 9/11 responders knew no bounds. today we a

to get away with committing the crimes that michael cohen is currently in prison for? the justice department has officially closed the investigation of the michael cohen case, which means it closed its investigation apparently of president trump's involvement in the michael cohen case. former prosecutor glen kirschner said he doesn't think it's over. that makes two of us. later candidate julian castro will get tonight's last word. as will get tonight's last word ♪ i want it that way... i can't believe it. that karl brought his karaoke machine? ♪ ain't nothing but a heartache... ♪ no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. ♪ i never wanna hear you say... ♪ no, kevin... no, kevin! believe it! geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. geico could save you fifteen percent ♪ sleep this amazing? that's a zzzquilpure zzzs sleep. our liquid has a unique botanical blend, while an optimal melatonin level means no next-day grogginess. zzzquil pure zzzs. naturally superior sleep. yesss, i'm doing it all. the

! >> hut, hut, hut! >> hey, sports fans, i'm michael motorcycle kosta and he's roy grapefruit, jr. >> how's that my name? >> we are in the most boring part of the sports calendar. nothing is happening. >> still baseball actions. >> like i said, nothing exciting is happening. luckily, that means we have time to cover some of the more obscure sports like snail racing. >> the world's fastest snails slugging it out at the world championship snails race. the snails race to reach the outer circle of the 13-inch courts which is just the table with the damp cloth spread out. this winner was a snail named sammy who completed the course in 2 minutes and 38 seconds, a lightning-fast time for one of the world's slowest animals. >> wow! snail racing, that has got to be the slowest sport in the world. >> not as slow as baseball, aaahhh! >> damn it! you say one more thing about america's past time, i'll send you back to your shithole country. >> roy, i'm from michigan. >> exactly. here's what i wonder about this sport, kosta. >> yeah. >> how do you train a snail to race? >> maybe hire a french g

witch, they didn't find it. move on. >> bill: the michael cowen case has been closed. we'll see documents out of the southern district of -- he was going to single out these four democrats in the house that he has been going back and forth with for a while and heated up in the last few days. here is ilhan omar and the president going there last night. >> president trump: representative omar blamed the united states for the terrorist attacks on our country. she minimized the september 11th attacks on our homeland saying some people did something. i don't think so. some people did something. >> bill: it was around that same moment she looks down with con sement on the hard working americans saying ignorance in pervasive in many parts of this country. it goes back to the whole deplorable comment. the media seems to be rather focused on the chants in the crowd when they said send her back. you heard that. what did you think when that happened? >> any time you get into a crowd like that and you have a lot of supporters they'll say what they want to say. we have to go back to somethin

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: that's right. my frien and colleague jackie benson actually reported on the suspect michael hilliard two years ago. h ge weo again in 2019 accused of similar crimes. tonight the pregnant woman who he allegedly tried to push and push down, well, she's at home with her husband right w. she is resting. she is 8 1/2 months pregnant. the suspect, michael hilliard, people are asking themselves why is he out on the streets. why is he not in jail? 70 aest ares, 300 charges over his life span for such crimes as sexual assault and kidnapping. d.c. detectives released thi photo of michael hilliard when they were looking for him two years ago. he was accused of groping three women in logan circle in northwest d.c.he as released from jail the nexreday and orded to undergo a mental evaluation and to stay away from the victims. less than two weeks later, he groped another woman. >> this individual has been committing thesetypes of offenses for more than two decades. he has well over -- more than 70 arrests,or20 or m which are for sexual offenses. >> reporter:ew n interviewed lieutenant joh

sharks actually killing them is a ridiculous weist of the natural resource michael penned in so q is that a valid argument in your opinion and does that argument get any traction any place in japan i mean the industry the eco tourism industry that can collins is talking about globally is worth $77000000000.00 every 12 months so if it goes from being food tourism you know rather than eat something that tastes like very greasy chicken when it's cooked properly go and see the whales in their natural habitat and they can then swim off and do what whales do right well fortunately that kind of eco tourism whale eating link has never really developed in the case of japan to the extent that foreigners are involved in the whaling issue in japan at all it's as activists against whaling and in fact you know the towns where they where the whalers are to some extent you know bar anybody have very strong security services looking for foreigners who are who are there to as they would see caught say cause trouble about the whaling or fishing industries so the people who are eating whale meat in japa

next. and is individual one going to get away with committing the crimes that michael cohen is currently in prison for? the justice department has officially closed the investigation of the michael cohen case, which means it closed its investigation apparently of president trump's involvement in the michael cohen case. former prosecutor glen kirschner said he doesn't think it's over. that makes two of us. later candidate julian castro will get tonight's last word. has been excellent. they really appreciate the military family and it really shows. with all that usaa offers why go with anybody else? we know their rates are good, we know that they're always going to take care of us. it was an instant savings and i should have changed a long time ago. it was funny because when we would call another insurance company, hey would say "oh we can't beat usaa" we're the webber family. we're the tenney's we're the hayles, and we're usaa members for life. ♪ get your usaa auto insurance quote today. our mission is to provide complete, balanced nutrition for strength and energy! whoo-hoo!

to do that. >> joining me is michael crowley, white house correspondent covering foreign policy for the "new york times". they were out just a couple minutes ago and said this about derrick's resignation. watch. >> i think the reality was in light of the last few days, his ability to be effective was probably limited so it was probably the right course. >> does short have a point in your view, and what happens from here? >> reporter: well, he may have a point but it's hardly to do with the fact that the president went on twitter and called the ambassador wacky and pomp us and leveled a bunch on personal insults at him. that was the point of no return. the question, and this may be in the eye of the beholder, is it reasonable for a white house to say, look, you know, sure, he can send his candid advice and it can be critical about us, but once it comes out into the public eye, our pride is on the line here. there has to be some sort of repercussions. i think there's an argument that you could take the high road and say, shake it off and say that's fine, you know, i have a thick skin.

to climate scientist michael mann who is calling on the media to make the link betetween extreme weather d clclimate change. then as the governor puerto rico is expected to resign today following mass protests, we look back to the founding 50 years ago this week of the new york chapter of the young lords, a radil group ararted pueuert ricans simil to the ack panther rty. lks if we have to wait for number two or number thr or mbmber fe oror nber 1515efore we felt now ihe time for us to say exactly how are goi to respond to t killings of our peop.. w'reot g goi to sisiby a ttleore deaths. we have to stand up for ththe puerto rican people and say enough. amy: we will speak to three former members of the young lords, including one of its cocofounders, ouour own juan gonzalez. all of that and d more, cocomin. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. former special counsel robert mueller is testifying before the house judiciary and intelligence committees today. it will be about his investigation into russian interference in the 2016 presi

all the schools but again we think it over centrally in the policy. >> michael from bloomberg television and radio. there's a perception that perhaps the fed is something of a hammer in search of a nail because the latest consumer spending reports as you suggested, don't show any kind of demand problem in the u.s. and when you look at mortgage rates, auto lending rates, they will come down and wondering exactly what problem lower capital cost will solve? >> you are absolutely right, the performance of the economy has been reasonably good, the position of the economy is as close to our objectives as it is been in a long time. and the outlook is also good. what we have been monitoring since beginning of the year is downside risk to the outlook from weakening global growth and we see that everywhere, and now particularly in the european and china, and addition we see trade policy development which at times have been disruptive and less so, an also inflation many below target. so we see those as threats to what is a favorable outlook and we see this action designed to support them

communication with michael cohen while a payment to stormy daniels in 2016 was arranged. based on the timing and content of the calls and messages, quote, at least some of these communications concerned the need to prevent stormy from going public, particularly in the wake of the "access hollywood" story. joining me is msnbc legal analyst danny savalos. what did we not know before? >> there was more evidence corroborating michael cohen's conviction, the crime he was convicted of, campaign finance law violations, was directed by the president. he stood up in court and said as much. then the government followed suit with a brief saying yes, we agreed with his version. now we have these documents corroborating, not out right conclusively proving, but certainly corroborating with all these text messages and phone calls, that the president was the head of this alleged crime. there's nothing else to call it except that's exactly what michael cohen called it, and quietly, in the wake of the 40-plus page mueller report, this has been the strongest evidence of a crime by the president. forget

congressman oliveira, frank lucas, florida republican congressman michael wald, california's katie hill, texas's brian and and eddie bernice johnson. c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 eastern this morning. join the discussion. the justice department hosted a summit monday on combating anti-semitism with administration officials and legal experts. the event began with remarks from attorney general william barr, who discussed how the department was focused on the issue. barr: >> good morning and thank you for joining us at this summit. i am privileged to have the opportunity to set the table and introduce the attorney general, bill barr. i expect most of us here today are aware that attorney general barr has had a distinguished career in private practice and in government, including time at the head of the office of legal deputy attorney general. he served as the general counsel of a major corporation. sel of a major corporation. i'm confident that nearly everyone knows that he served previously as the 77th attorney general of united states and now is the 80 fit the attorney gener

michael who worked for filipino and we had bill o.j. who -- and this guy is very evangelical, religious, the type of election that's absolutely ridiculous and i had to load the room up and i got some other people in there including an assemblywoman to run for mayor now and they did what was best to tell them this is going to be in the race to tell them that winning the presidency would be a cakewalk and andrew could be ten which i thought all of it was untrue. after the meeting i remember going up stairs and sitting in the office and he said this is the best thing he's ever heard. he wanted to parlay that into running for the mayor which jessica can attest to. hhe's talking about michael cohn who is now wanting to be the mayor and we heard he might have been interested in being lieutenant governor. >> there were rumors about that. the bottom line was he went from 2011 is technically still number one in the polls that he was pulling him quickly from the white houswhite house the whitee correspondents dinner where obama i exacerbated in. he went from saying hell do i get out of

with lewandowski. and trump's alleged witness tampering of paul manafort, michael cohen and others, encouraging them not to cooperate, dangling pardons, and congratulating manafort for not flipping. >> if you just list those off one, two, three, four, five, you can essentially make it clear to the public and to congress that mueller found substantial evidence to charge obstruction. >> reporter: republicans plan to press the special counsel about whether his team was biased. >> we've got a lot of questions about how robert mueller's team was assembled. >> reporter: and probe why the investigation even started in the first place. >> basic questions, to understand a conclusion you've got to understand where it started. >> reporter: little has been released about how the special counsel robert mueller is preparing, though if past is prologue he's more than ready. >> director mueller will be impeccably prepared. that is part of his strength as a witness. i remember those sessions. they were kind of legendary. the hallway that led to his office on the seventh floor would be lined on both

maybe. marilyn watson, bob michael, and george for a -- george bory. coming up on the program, the auction block. pepsico delivering the richest high bond yield in 2019 and investors could not get enough. that conversation is coming up next. this is bloomberg "real yield." ♪ jonathan: i'm jonathan ferro, this is bloomberg "real yield." i would like to head to the auction block now, beginning right here in the united states over in the treasury market, where investors shied away from the seven-year treasury auction. the $32 billion offering resulted in the lowest bid to cover ratio since february 2016. incorporates, pepsico delivered -- in corporate's, pepsico delivered the richest high-grade bond yield in 2019. investors could not get enough with interest growing to the $32 billion size. finally, in europe, expectations for new ecb stimulus fueling investor appetite. -- appetite for high-yield. its seven-year deal to 3 million euros, priced to yield 3.5%. let's take in the eurozone, where ecb president mario draghi painted a gloomy outlook for the european economy. >> generally s

to the future. rather than 30 minutes to dublin. the quiet melody resells michael light of the mood. ready and it soon repeat resonate within its soul. ready the mind and the music. ain't open 1st bond 2019 from september 6th to september 29th. it's all happening lots of it. surely news from africa the world your links to exceptional stories and discussions can you a chance to diffuse african program life from funny to me from easy to tell while we've saved the deficit comes next africa join us on facebook f.t.w. africa. i am have have have . have have have have. have had. a. lot of. a 6.9 magnitude earthquake has struck southern california near the city of ridgecrest it's the 2nd large. in the same area within 2 days there have been no immediate reports of serious damage or injuries. venezuela's government and opposition have held competing commemorations on the country's independence day president nicolas maduro oversaw terry parade while self declared president was.

that's right july 16th 1969 these 3 astronauts neil armstrong buzz aldrin and michael collins you just heard him speaking there they were poised to make history as part of the apollo 11 mission. a mission to speak went to the end to watch these images as the 1st manned mission to the moon took to the skies from nasa is kennedy space center in florida it would take the crew 4 days to reach their destination people who were alive at the time they can remember where they were when it all happened for the united states this footprint which nasa says is still visible today demonstrated a major victory in the space race and in the cold war against the soviet union today those images well they're helping to bring a whole new generation closer to one of the most defining events of the 20th century. for neil armstrong. michael collins. and buzz aldrin it was the mission of their lines the estimated probability for success was put it only 20 percent by nasa technicians and engineers. to launch was followed by multiple complex maneuvers each of which would have disastrous consequences if anything

trump worked directly with his former lawyer, michael cohen, on hush money payments and spoke at least twice on the phone with cohen the day he paid off stormy daniels. >>> running on hate. president trump tries to distance himself from the disturbing chants of "send her back" that erupted at his rally as the crowd echoed his racist attacks on a democratic congresswoman. >>> the debate draw. tonight cnn will draw names for the lineup of the new democratic presidential debates live, providing full transparency as we learn which candidates will face off against whom. >>> and record heat. dangerous and potentially deadly high temperatures are roasting much of the u.s. along with soaring humidity expected to last into the weekend. tonight more than 150 million people in 30 states are sweltering. we want to welcome our viewers in the united states and around the world. i'm wolf blitzer. you're in the situation room. >>> we're following breaking news. newly revealed details of president trump's role in the hush money scheme to silence women who say they had an affair with him. federal

mliv team on your bloomberg. ,oining me now, michael sneyd global head fx strategy & cross asset strategist, bnp paribasm our guest host for the hour. depending on whether you expect a small step for giant leap, what trader you setting up ahead of the july meeting? michael: we think there will be 25 basis point rate cuts, and 50 is unlikely. what we will follow with another rate cut later this year. ,e think the trade best to play the rates market is looking overdone with the pricing. we see opportunity in fx. we like bearish dollar trades. you have seen the dollar, a little bit since we have seen the fed expectations of cuts increase. nejra: you think the dollar can weaken even if we do not get an extended easing? michael: that is right, what is key is what the fed delivers and what the market expects. when you look back at the cycles, even when the fed insurers rate cuts in the cycle, in a full prices easing cycle. the market will probably price more, and that will undermine the dollar. the other key thing is positioning. nejra: talk to me about the positioning. what is it tell

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of your team's treatment of lieutenant general michael flynn? well, general flynn serve this country. he was a combat veteran. 33 years. apparently he has been cooperating with your office for a period of time. as a crutch, sir? he pled guilty to lying but the fbi agent interviewing him, he didn't think they lied. right? but he made a plea agreement anyway. isn't it true that he likely made that plea agreement because he was going bankrupt? he had to sell his house? he could no longer afford legal counsel? is it true that the reports that this 33-year-old veteran and his family and his son that was in business with him was threatened by law enforcement, are you aware of that? are you aware that your team didn't take the plea to lied to the fbi that he had to even though the fbi agent and his interview didn't think he like? do you think he did it may be to save his family? do you find that type of prosecutorial tactics they are, sir? i'm sure you're proud of the fact that we treated 33 year veteran this way. we know your friend james comey acted this way. on day four, when he sent his

comedia. >>> y sobre todo mucho espaÑol. >>> eva y michael interpretan a los padres de la adolescente q que estÁ a punto de enfrentar uno de sus mayores retos >>> ella ahora se estÁn enfrentando a la jungla del h h highschool >>> les llegÓ a pasar algo a ? asÍ?. >>> las orejas eran muy grandes y me hacÍan bullying. >>> tendrÁ que resolver el misterio de una civilizaciÓn inca en perÚ el filme es liberado por un reparto hispan y se ha intentado luchar contra los estereotipos y racismos dentro de la industria y rechaza los comentarios de trump contra los migrantes. >>> es absurdo lo que dice este hombre. no porque tus padres sean mexicanos o iranÍes o lo que sea paÍs. cree decir qs de otro paÍs. naciste aqui >>> domingo. >>> muchas gracias po asÍ llega esta ediciÓn en noticias telemundo. mucha gracia por el privilegio de su compaÑÍ buenas noches en esta situaciÓn que yo estoy pasando. >> ¿por quÉ esperaste 23 aÑos para confesar esto que me estÁs diciendo? >> me llama mi hijo para decirme que estÁ en la comisarÍa porque la policÍa los encontrÓ en el carro solos tenie

that already gives out free syringes. rob: are these ideas working? michael knowles joins us now to talk about this. you either get tough on it or you can go easier on people, what do you think of this plan? >> guess which way san francisco is going to go? unfortunately, my own city of los angeles isn't very far behind san francisco in this regard. i'm actually just shocked that the politicians in san francisco think that there's an abundance of parking spaces that they're going to give out as safe shelter. i can never find parking when i'm in san francisco. there's no such thing as a safe parking lot to live in. parking lots are meant for parking your car and getting out of your car. every irresponsible teenager, every frugal traveler has dosed off for a few hours in his car. cars are for driving, not for living in. nobody has a right to live on the street. this is unsafe. this is a social band-aid for morally myopic and cowardly politicians who don't want to deal with the real problems of homelessness, which are mental illness, addiction, and they're not enforcing the laws. jillia

years ago today july the 16th 1969 neil armstrong buzz aldrin and michael collins or poised to make history as part of the apollo 11 mission millions cheered in to watch their rocket lift off is how they are original black and white images this 1st manned mission to the moon i took to the skies from nasa as kennedy space center in florida and restates destination 4 days later the vessel was america demonstrating its power to the world today those black and white images are available in color bringing a new generation closer to one of the 20 century's most defining moments. for neil armstrong. michael collins. and buzz aldrin it was the mission of their lives the estimated probability for success was put it only 20 percent by nasa technicians and engineers. the launch was followed by multiple complex maneuvers each of which would have disastrous consequences if anything went wrong to get to the moon pilot mike collins had to ignite an engine to the nearest 2nd and then down the lander ferry and separated from the rocket. surely duke was one of the team members at the control center h

confiscated. over nor now i'm joined by michael friedman he is the co-founder and executive director of the media lie news agency he has reported extensively from the middle east he joins me tonight from jerusalem michael it's good to have you back on the show i want to ask you what do we know about spain saying that the united states requested this seizure well i would actually expect exactly that to happen this is part i believe of the series of events that began with the sanctions with which began with the united states pulling out of the nuclear agreement when that happened the europeans were very quick to come to really want in they wanted to replace the united states actually they want to replace united states in the worst way and then here's the way it's happening. the iranians are sharp they're sly and they saw an opening here and they said basically go bring us the witches broomstick and that they meant find us a way to sell our oil even though it violates the sanctions and find us a way to circumvent american financial institutions to carry on our international trade both pretty m

men, including astronauts michael collins, reminisced about the teamwork it took to pull off this mission. >> it was very exciting to watch the fireball and then have the command module coming down right next to us. we had the best seats in the world. >>> kiet do live at the event and joins us from on board the hornet. >> reporter: the festivities are just about to begin here on the uss hornet. a lot of these people have not talked about 50 years it turns out it takes a whole village to pull this off and get those astronauts to the moon it's estimated at 400,000 people worked all across the country on the apollo 11 mission. some of them right here in the bay area. to understand why nasa chose to touch down on this particular spot on the moon in a place known as the sea of tranquility and why it designed the lunar lander the way that it did, we have to go deep deep into the bowels of the nasa research center in mountain view and into one of the world's premier hyper velocity impact testing sites. >> welcome to the ranger. >> reporter: charles is the facility manager and explains th

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commentary to that effect. for bloomberg analysis, we have michael cuggino, permanent portfolio family of funds president. we definitely do have the absorb whereg to we go from here. just an overall snapshot from you, we did get the read on manufacturing today. we have had some pockets of strength in the u.s. economy. still some suits -- still some concerns about slowdown. the philly fed number was strong. it is an example about the kind of fed that had of balance the fed needs to find. there are a lot of fears about the slowing of economic growth. by and large, corporate profits are still decent. unemployment is at historic lows. fitness as is and people are spending. cost of capital is reasonable. inflation is held in check. you generally do not see recessions begin with that pattern. arguably, they could do nothing on interest rates, and i think it would be fine. however, the market perceives they went too far in december. they have been talking them down. the fed has seemed to agree with that assumption. i think 25 basis point is baked in in july. after that, we will see. i

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expressing their unease today. >>> also, documents connected to president trump's former fixer, michael cohen, those hush money payments. those documents will be made public. a judge has called them, quote, a matter of national importance. >>> also this hour, jeffrey epstein back in a federal courtroom where the judge will be deciding if he's going to be released from jail to his mansion on house arrest. >>> and also happening right now on capitol hill, a live look here as lawmakers are grilling acting dhs secretary kevin mca lienny about the conditions inside those migrant detention facilities and the separation of families. we've got it all covered, but we start on capitol hill where house democrats just drew a big line in the sand. you see the speaker there, the podium, microphone, but no reference to the president's continued attacks on four female representatives of color. no questions from reporters, and no mention of the president's rally wednesday night saying this. >> she looks down with contempt on the hardworking americans saying that ignorance is pervasive in many parts of t

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congresswomen saying, if they don't like america, they should leave. big picture now, michael hithenbotham, douglas brinkley. good evening. doug, i'm going to start with you. trump is not the first populist american leader with an anti-immigrant attitude. for example, miller filmore campaigned on strong anti-immigrant views. is history repeating itself, and why haven't we learned from this? >> well, you know, filmore with the no nothing party in the 1850s, it was vehemently against catholic immigrants. mainly people from germany and ireland. but where donald trump is getting this, go back to where you come from rhetoric, it out of the nixon era. george wallace and nixon. nixon was more of a covert, you know, racist. he was for affirmative action to a degree, nixon, and he wouldn't have said language like trump is saying, banning muslims and things. too sophisticated for that for nixon to do. but george wallace would go wild and president trump sees that. old dixiekrat, segregationist crowd. and some people used to call it middle class democrats. but that's who trump is trying to appeal to

, fox business contributor, pol pulitr prize winning michael goodwin, good to have you here. congressman in 7 district happens to be african-american is the president is a racist because he criticized what has been done in that drifti distrir not done. >> it has been forgotten by media, but donald trump did not start this fight. we saw before about what a great counter puncher he is, cummings took it too trump over border over impeachment his family. cummings has been part of the prime ministeimpeachment effort. >> vicious, venal and most often wrong. >> right. now he represents this district i think for 25 or 24 years. >> traint 13th term. >> right, we've only seen decline, not seen progress. i think this is a wonderful idea that members of congress are held accountable for the condition of life in their districts, what a novel thing, you should go to washington and represent your district and could held accountable to how have done, not just bringing hope federal dollars it means bringing a -- being a leader, new york had the problems, new york self directed. baltimore is

above them. the command module michael collins. then the men who guided their mission safely back to earth, jean krantz. then the niece of president john f. kennedy, kathleen kennedy on her uncles dream that was realized that day. but first, cape canaveral where it all started. and where phil keating says, they are going all out. rick: hi there neil! in about 90 minutes another vice president onboard air force to will and here on the runway used by the space shuttles when they glided back to earth, and early afternoon around 1 o'clock. vice president mike pence as well as the nasa administrator will have an event at the neil armstrong operations facility. that is where they will pay tribute to the 50th anniversary and everyone that it took and the tens of thousands of people who all made apollo 11 happened. 650 million earthlings all around the world watched on their primitive televisions that day. kneeled to the screen as the eagle ended as neil armstrong and buzz aldrin climbed out, walked on the moon, planted a u.s. flag and accomplish what humans for centuries has only fantasized

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intense flurry of communications between michael cohen, hope hicks and the lawyer for stormy daniels in the month of october immediately following the access hollywood case as michael cohen was scrambling to keep these women quiet a month later. it sets up a strong strong circumstantial case, that contrary to what president trump has said, they knew in realtime, but it doesn't have conclusive proof they knew in realtime these are phone records that show who knew what when? >> we knew they had this fevered pitch of phone calls but we don't know what exactly took place. we also got text messages. >> yeah, i think it's a fair inference that they were talking about this topic, even though it's not wiretap evidence the fbi agent says they had not talked to michael cohen in some months, and after the access hollywood tape comes out they're calling back back and forth. of course, why no criminal charges against president trump? the southern district of new york is bound by the same doj policy as robert mueller was that a sitting president cannot be charged. that doesn't mean that wh

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, to find out we turn to a man who has hours of incriminating footage of himself, michael kosta. >> thanks por being here. >> yeah. >> michael, how bad is this footage for the president? >> well, trevor, this is bad. and i mean that in the black way where bad means cool, you know. a friend tawtd me that back in the 90s, are you guys still using that? >> trevor: no. but why would you think this is cool, trump is partying with a man who is a sex offender. >> yeah, that part is bad in the white way, okay. but overall this video is great for donald trump because it shows how great of a dancer he is. i mean just look at him go. he's got all the classic white guy dangs moves. he's got the high arms. he's got the tight fists and most porntd, the white guy lip bite, you mow, that is the bite that tells the ladies don't kiss tush me, i'm con sem-- concentrating real hard. >> trevor: mike, come on what are you talking about, his dancing is terrible. he's jerking around, he's way off the beat. >> first of all, i don't know what this beat is are you talking about but for white guys he was d