henri for the latest on this story now is good our washington bureau chief alexandra phenomena she is on the story for us good evening to you alexandra so we're hearing about that plea bargain between michael cohen and u.s. federal prosecutors what do we know about the details that we know that michael cole is still in this courtroom on suing the judge's questions and we know that he has pleaded guilty as you said to. tax evasion to bank fraud and to companion finance violations in two cases and this is quite significant because we're talking here about it's too hot payments to women that had claimed to have had an affair with the president a payment arranged by michael cohen and according to media reports michael cohen sat in this card's room that this payments were made and called it nation and direction of that than presidents don't know it's trump and this is quite significant here. also significant is michael cohen is the man who was once called to saying that he would take a bullet for donald trump and now he's the reader into the f.b.i. and he's entered into a plea bargain i me

alexandra, thank you. staying in the united states, software giant microsoft says it has thwarted attempts by kremlin-backed hackers to launch a cyber attacks on u.s. political groups. the hahacking group p known as y bear reportedly tried to steal data from the websites of conservative american think tanks and the u.s. senate. microsoft's president says the hackers also targeted candidates in france's recent presidential election. the kremlin has dismissed these allegations, calling them part of a quote, witchhunt. he is believed to have been the last known nazi collaboration suspect still alive and living in the u.s. today, 95-year-old jakiv palij touchdown here in germany, 25 years after efforts began to deport him. during world war ii he is suspected of having worked at a nazi labor camp. this report now of exclusive pictures of his deportation from abc news. reporter: after living quietly in new york for decades, this was the moment history caught up with jakiv palij. u.s. authorities arresting him fo

alexandra: it is very significant. not the fact that trump is criticizing sessions, but the fact that sessions this time hit back. normally, he would not respond to the president's criticism. he would just continue his work at the justice department. the fact that now he is pushing back is very significant. we have to remind ourselves that sessions was one of the earliest and most high-profile supporters of president trump. he might now be in jeopardy. there are some republicans already talking about that the president might fire sessions after the midterms. brent: alexandra on the story for us tonight in washington. thank you very much. keep calm and carry on. that is the message from the u.k. government as time starts to run out for agreeing on a deal to withdraw from the european union. should britain crash out with no deal, the government has published guidelines for businesses on how to prepare for it. the administrator says he is confident that in agreement with the eu will be reached. 25 sets of guidelines for d

did in the past all right our washington bureau chief is under phenomenal the story for us tonight alexandra thank you very much. zimbabwe's constitutional court has been hearing a challenge to president emerson him and dog was election victory the main opposition party the movement for democratic change claims there was what he calls a massive doctoring of last month's vote should be overturned the president and the country's election commission deny i felt play the court has said that it will deliver its ruling on friday. amid tight security symbolic ways constitutional court has become the stage for the country's latest political showdown all eyes are on the nine judges who must decide whether to throw the case out declare a new presidential winner or a fresh election. the must reads in good faith so that's everyone must visits by the after of the ruling of the courts no matter which party is it or them it's always going to do does it. the opposition party is challenging president and misson wanting garak was an election victory last month claiming it was rigged moron and can't quote repl

over more on this developing story we want to bring in our washington bureau chief alexandra phenomena good evening to you alexandra we are getting these reports about this plea bargain what do we know about this is still a developing story but it's really a stunning development we are seeing today so far what we know is that according to you as media reports michael cohen has turned himself in he surrendered to the f.b.i. and as you said he's due to here in court in one hour time where he is expected to plead guilty to tax and bank fraud and that's i think the most important issue he most in interesting issue he is expected to plead guilty to multiple cum pay and finance violations and this development comes after a month long investigation into cohen's business dealings and particular only into this house money payments you mentioned that scott cohen arranged to the adult film actress who had claimed to have trista wet donald trump. if this were any other attorney this would probably not be a new story but this is the u.s. president's former personal attorney michael cohen is the man

sack and alexandra a kayak met when studying in paris back then they were still into traditional. when a friend asked them to create some unconventional pieces to exhibit in his bar they had an unusual idea. that we were all school during the day so we worked through the night it was tiring we drank a few beers and then it hit us how about be a painting. and alexandra swapped brushes for empty beer bottles now they dip the top end of the bottles in color and use them for painting . video vegetation for there are many kinds of beer bottles some are lighter than others but they're easier to use the. best stylishly geometrical artworks are reminiscent of pointillist paintings that you i get inspiration from hip hop music can often portray famous rappers and characters from comics to good books we usually paint portraits but we also get lots of commissions all kinds of on which do good. that work is a hit with the public. they want to get ordinary people involved in the production of out. almost. the result of this is that it's a social event that's just about having fun people watch

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following this story, cnn's alexandra field is live in hong kong. and alexandra, we're talking about 33 million people in that state. when you consider the damage that we've seen, these images that are so terrible, the devastation, officials worry this recovery, it could be overwhelming. >> yeah. this is really destruction on a massive scale. when you take a look at the numbers here. this was tremendous flooding, the likes of which people have not seen in decades and decades. we heard from some in the hardest-hit areas of kerala. they said the floodwaters were coming so quickly that the first story of their homes were filling up with water in the space of just an hour. the cleanup will bring a long road ahead but the short-term goal is to continue these rescue operations. officials are working to find anyone who is still stranded on a rooftop or in a flooded building by the end of the day today. rescuers can only reach the most desperate by boat and by air. people left stranded by raging waters by the thousands. >> no houses left here. no houses lef

on these that,xt opposition research and the upcoming midterm elections with alexandra smith, director at a risingative pac america in our guest on "newsmakers." that is followed by a discussionexploration. later on "q&a," historians . >> joining us from new york on c-span's "newsmakers" program is alexandra smith, the executive director of the conservative pac, "america rising." and here in washington with the questions, james homan, national political reporter for the "washington post," and al weaver, he covers politics for the "washington examiner." at the outset, let us talk about the organization. what is your mission and what role do you plan to play in the midterm elections? alex: our sole purpose is to fight and defeat the democrats. we are the gop's premier opposition research organization. we spend countless hours reviewing videotape, going out in the field ourselves, reading and producing countless pages of material to really shape the narrative on democratic candidates. in the 2018 cycle, we will be playing the same role as we had in our inception during 2013. we will look

. >> our alexandra field is following this story from hong kong. she joins me now live. so alexandra, what's the latest on efforts to rescue the thousands of people still trapped in these floods? >> rosemary, this is a state that's been absolutely devastated by these monsoon rains, the flash flood waters, and also landslides. but officials are sounding a note of optimism, saying that they hope to wrap up the rescue operations today. there have been some harrowing operations. they've had to do it by boat and by air. that's because so many of the roads are simply impossible. you've seen these national emergency rescue crews navigating as best they can through the water to try and find people who are still stranded on their rooftops or trapped inside of flooded buildings. similarly, you've seen the indian air force lifting people from those rooftops, using helicopters, trying to raise people up into them. harrowing images of children being pulled from some of these homes. so many are injured, so many traumatized. they're trying to get them to hospitals. at the same time you

(vicki) washington correspondent alexandra limon reports - federal agencies are now warning people to prepare for the worst. as hurricane lane pounds hawaii with rain - federal officials say they're as ready as they're going to be... meredith austin / rear admiral, us coast guardany assests that were going to be flown to hawaii prior to the storm have made it there. they're staged and ready to go as soon as it is safe to respond. but fema administrator brock long painted a bleak picture of what lies ahead for the aloha state.brock long / fema administrator we need to set the expectations that the power could go off for quite some time and the infrastructure is going to be heavily impacted.long says it's the private utility company that will be responsible for restoring power.brock long / fema administratornot fema not the army corps of engineers. alexandra limon / washington correspondentfederal agencies are there to fill a different role long says- providing back up power and emergency assistance.sotour subject matter experts for temporary removal, infrastructure assessment.specifica

on these that,xt opposition research and the upcoming midterm elections with alexandra smith, director at a risingative pac america in our guest on "newsmakers." that is followed by a discussionexploration. later on "q&a," historians . >> joining us from new york on c-span's "newsmakers" program is alexandra smith, the executive director of the conservative pac, "america rising." and here in washington with the questions, james homan, national political reporter for the "washington post," and al weaver, he covers politics for the "washington examiner."

that mixed terms all right of course when alexander phenomenalist we've words tonight in washington alexandra thank you very much. well keep calm and carry on that is the message from the u.k. government as time starts to run out for agreeing to a deal to withdraw from the european union should britain crash out with no deal the government has published guidelines for people and businesses on how to prepare but breaks it minister dominique robb he says that he is still confident of reaching an agreement with the e.u. twenty five sets guidelines for different industries republish today will be about fifty more by the end of september. the message is loud and clear don't panic britain's bracks it minister dominic robb emphasised the guidelines issued today a manly a contingency plan for the event of a new deal something he said is unlikely and i'm confident that a good deal is within all sides that remains our top priority it remains overriding priority naturally we've got to consider the alternative possibility that the e.u. doesn't match our ambition and pragmatism that we do not reach a deal

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well correspondent alexandra phenomena is in charlottesville where she met hi is mother how the high you know always had that sparkle in her eyes susan bro tells me when we meet in charlottesville carrying on her daughter's fight for social justice she says helps her to cope with the grief when i first held the urn with her ashes. and i realize that aren't in my arms was about the same weight of the same size as she was the day she was born that was hard. hier believed in standing up to discrimination so when far right nationalists came to town she joined her black friends to protest in the august last year wide supremacist neo nazis and members of old tried groups from across the country cupboard to challenge the bill from the now infamous unite the right rally clashes soon broke out between the group and counter-demonstrators. was. the violence alternate in that two highlands. this is the place where it happened right here a car driven by a white supremacist smashed into a group of counter protesters killing heather higher and injuring many others hires this sparked outrage across

cnn has more from the federal court in alexandra, virginia. >> reporter: rick gates took the stand in the showdown we have been waiting for as gates testified for 45 minutes. during that time, manafort stared him down sitting seats away from him. he averted manafort's gaze. he was asked by prosecutors if he committed crimes. gates said he had. he explained he helped manafort file false tax returns and fed 15 overseas accounts used as part of the alleged crime. gates offered a twist. saying he defrauded manafort, his mentor and long-time boss. he had stolen several hundred thousands dollars from him by inflating his expense accounts. gates' testimony is expected today. prosecutors intend to question him for another three hours. christine and phil. >> another big day for rick gates. >>> don junior is dismissing the trump tower meeting and accusing the russian of bait and swift. djsz cla don junior claiming that russians wanted to give dirt on hillary clinton, but when they got there, it was about adoptions. >> it was nothing relevant to any of these things. that is all it is. that's all

after the midterm elections writes a correspondent alexander phenomenal the story for us in washington alexandra thank you. here is some of the other stories now that are making headlines around the world the democratic national committee in the u.s. says an attempted hack into woods voter database has been thwarted this comes two years after russian operatives hacked into democratic party computers during the presidential election campaign facilitating the release of tens of thousands of emails it's not known who was behind this latest hacking attempt australia is embroiled in a leadership crisis that could topple prime minister malcolm turnbull he has promised to quit if enough members of his and liberal party vote for a fresh leadership challenge on friday turn the ball has described the move against him as an internal insurgency to push his party further to the right. spain has deported over one hundred migrants from its north african territory they will tell the migrants were sent back to milwaukee after breaching the border fence earlier this week migrant shelters in say were to are curren

thirty two year old heather higher it was killed when a man drove his car into a crowd our correspondent alexandra phenomena was in charlottesville where she spoke with highers mother had the high you always had that sparkle in her eyes susan brule told me when we meet in charlottesville carrying on her daughter's fight for social justice she says hopes were to cope with the grief when i first held the earth with her ashes on it and i realised that urn in my arms was about the same weight of the same size. as she was the day she was born and that was hard. hier believed in standing up to discrimination so when far right nationalists came to town she joined her black friends to protest in august last year white supremacist neo nazis and members of old tried groups from across the country who are to challenge will find a now infamous unite the right rally clashes soon broke out between the group and counter-demonstrators. the violence all to make the maps to highlands. this is the place where it happens right here a car driven by a white supremacist smashed into a group of counter protesters killing

stefano said seabass has continued his final run of the toronto masters by beating defending champion alexandra's vet of l.t.c. best battled back from a set and five two down to turn the tables on germany's despair of the nineteen year old had upset over a joke of bitch in the last round he saved two match points against a frustrated sparrow of to take the clash into a decide out and see if he completed his huge win after a pair of double fault. and that's all from w.'s news team right now we do have more coming up the top of the hour and don't forget you can always get the latest news and information from the cult by simply don't go onto our web site that's d.w. dot com don't forget you can also follow us on social media we are at need up to news thank you for watching state. of stories that people who go first to the information provided still means they want to express g.w. on facebook and twitter subject to in touch follow us. we make up oh but we watch tons of office that hundred thirty five we are the civil service or.

response from the white house as of yet ok thank you kristen salome's a new york where we're off to alexandra via genea now with andy gallacher the latest on the man of for trial andy. yeah as you've heard already found guilty of eight of the eighteen charges that he faced this was a three week trial this was the fourth day of deliberations there were lots of questions from the jurors to the judge but in the end they came back and found him guilty of tax and bank fraud those charges in themselves i mean he could potentially spend the rest of his life behind bars but his legal woes kemal are well from over the ten charges that the jury couldn't decide on the word declared a mistrial that means the prosecutors could still retry him and he's facing yet another trial in washington d.c. late next month where it said there are at least four times as much evidence as that was in this trial now president trump was inversely jr when the verdict came down on his how he reacted. to all these things. you know. nothing like. starting. with. nothing but. i feel very bad. again for the fun. run make it. man

as washington correspondent alexandra limon reports... agencies are warning people to prepare for the worst. as hurricane lane pounds hawaii with rain - federal officials say they're as ready as they're going to be... meredith austin / rear admiral, us coast guardany assests that were going to be flown to hawaii prior to the storm have made it there. they're staged and ready to go as soon as it is safe to respond. but fema administrator brock long painted a bleak picture of what lies ahead for the aloha state.brock long / fema administrator we need to set the expectations that the power could go off for quite some time and the infrastructure is going to be heavily impacted.long says it's the private utility company that will be responsible for restoring power.brock long / fema administratornot fema not the army corps of engineers. alexandra limon / washington correspondentfederal agencies are there to fill a different role long says- providing back up power with generators and emergency assistance.sot our subject matter experts for tempor

more than two million fled venezuela since twenty fourteen alexandra petit has more from bogota. colombia and peru are two credits resented been receiving the highest number. of migrants so far roughly one million are in colombia today more than four hundred thousand and appeared to me gratian of three hundred two countries and the two governments are finally deciding that he's going to cooperate and start working towards a more coordinated a more coordinated policy in the region to deal with this unprecedented exodus canadian officials are in washington d.c. for talks on the nafta trade treaty with the u.s. and mexico canada's prime minister justin for though says progress is being made in a potential rework of the treaty on monday the u.s. and mexico announce a new deal which could replace the trade terms agreed under nafta and the new study has found that nearly three thousand people died in puerto rico in the six months after hurricane maria it destroyed much of the island last october figure is double the government's previous estimate of fourteen hundred deaths it's also in

. >> ooh, 105 feet off the health of alexandra falls. this complete mentalist is still alive. >> that's a long distance. >> for a short time we're under the water, but as he he's pumped to see these other people in the water at what he just went over. >> this is like hall of

cnn's alexandra field is tracking this story for us from hong kong. she joins us now live with the very latest. so alex, talk to us about what exactly is in this report. of course we know, we've just told our viewers accusations of genocide and crimes against humanity. will we ever see these top military generals prosecuted for these crimes? >> well, look, these are incredibly strong words we are hearing for the first time. in the past we'd heard u.s. officials talk about how this was a textbook case of ethnic cleansing. but now you are hearing this commission say these top generals need to be sxregd also prosecuted for genocide. so certainly this is the kind of report many were hoping for. those who feel there has been no justice for the rohingya people. the report does make a number of recommendations including that this now be referred to the international criminal court or to another tribunal that would be gathered to take on this case. it also recommends that an independent body continue to do the work that this commission has done to try and une

and you can't see them in these pictures but they're actually another set of twins that took bronze alexandra and you capturing an image from kazakstan. china took gold in the men's team to see it as well but only after the favorite south korea crashed out a gnostic on this one they missed out on a medal together china beat hong kong to take the title. their emotional scenes in a step back to malaysia for from behind to beat host indonesia in the men's regular final with a spectacular winning point lots of tears on show as they ended a twenty four year gold medal drought at the asian games last time they won gold as a russian macgames way back in one thousand nine hundred four. but the best of the action of the day was in the men's badminton doubles where there was an all indonesian final watch this amazing rally and see if you can spot the moment one of the players in red runs off court to change racquets. i. i incredible well the philippines basketball team are on their way home without a medal even though the sport of really popular that many people feel the height is holding the country b

in washington alexandra limon. (grant) it's another sign that fall is near and football is back...as 49ers and raiders start playing pre-season games this week niners host the cowboys on thursday.. while the raiders welcome the detroit lions to the coliseum friday night until then, the silver and black getting an early look at their opponent with joint training camp practices in napa mark carpenter has more a whole bunch of new faces at raiders training camp today...as jon gruden's club mixed up the routine a bit and shared the field with the lions you could tell early on both squads were excited to end months of going up against their own teammates...and get an outlook of how their offseason preparation has been movinga long. the raiders arent the only team introducing a new system...the lions are now coached by former patriots defensive coordinator matt patriciaboth teams ran through a number of situational drills...with the starters facing each other derek carr..says this is the perfect way to ramp up the intens

. >> ooh, 105 feet off the health of alexandra falls. this complete mentalist is still alive. >> that's a long distance. >> for a short time we're under the water, but as he he's pumped to see these other people in the water at what he just went over. >> this is like hall of fame stuff. >> i like how he brought a rainbow with him. >> it didn't look that high when he went over it, it was over so quickly. i would have guessed more like 40 feet. >> no, way, with a higher than that. . >>>. >>> today's a huge day for gabrielle here. he's getting his hair did, he's shaking off the nerves and picking up his lady and her daughter. now they're in the car on their way somewhere for like a special shoot. but once they get to their location, he asks her and her daughter to close their eyes. he sits her down on that chair and this is the video that's playing. it starts off with their very first text messages back in 2015. her daughter tagging along capturing his heart as well. when she turns around, she realizes their friends an family are all there

alexandra de paris are offering $20 hair cuts for children and college students. it's all on a first come first serve basis and that salon is located on federal park systems drive in fairfax. >> it time to get kids bac to their routine. >>> ovi's stanley cup runneth over, he just had a child. >> alex and his wifeelmed a baby boy. ovi aounced the girbirth with a instagram post and then he later umcelebrated byng into foundations. >> who knows? >> could have, probably. the baby's name, meantime is sergey. >> welcome to the world and to washington. >> congrats. >>> 10:07 right now. >> let's take a live look outside, as we have a mixture of sun and clouds over the nation's capital. we're heating up a bit too. degrees, but how hot will it get today? lauryn has the answer when we come back. >>> the flames set records in california now the smoke from the largest wildfires that the state has ever seen f iswing state has ever seen f iswing into the.c. d z2x54z z16fz state has ever seen f iswing into the.c. d y2x54y y16fy treatment centers of america in philadelphia, she'ng

in washington alexandra limon. lawrence karnow: a major hurricane is now headed toward the hawaiin islands. it is expected to weaken as it approaches tonight but we can still expect hurricane force winds and very heavy rain and flash floodiing. it is very hazy with smoke and fog around the bay area today. highs were cooler than normal with numbers in the 70s in the warmest locations inland. on the satellite you can see a low pressure sysytem to our north. that is keeping us cooler and also bringing some the smoke into the bay area. highs tomorrow will be similar with 70s and low 80s inland and 50s and 60s at the coast. below normal weather is expected over the next 7 days. (ken)thanks lawrence. (catherine) time now for a look at tonight's top local stories... starting at s-f-o where people continue to head for hawaii -- despite the warnings. (sot)take a close look at the man you see in these surveillance photos. he is a person of interest a stabbing around 2:18 thursday morning outside the warm springs bart station

alexandra limon reports. (pkg) president donald trump's former campaign manager and his personal attorney were each found guilty of eight crimes.michael cohen's admitted crimes, helped donald trump win the election.michael cohen pleaded guilty to influencing the 2016 election by paying hush money to two women the president had affairs with.cohen says he acted on orders from president trump.despite being critical of the president - democratic senators were cautious about discussing a possible impeachment effort when i asked them about that possibility we're going to have to, all of us really decide whether we're prepared to defend our democracy and our republic. and that defense could include dealing with a presidential pardon.sen. wydeni believe to pardon michael cohen and paul manafort, would constitute a major assault on the rule of law. it would constitute a high crime and misdemeanor. hawaii senator mazie hirono cancelled her meeting with jud

alexandra field, cnn. >>> well, cnn asked myanmar's government for a response to this story. here's what a spokesperson said. "there is no evidence that myanmar soldiers committed any human rights violations in their response to the arsa terrorist attacks on 2017. we have recently formed a new independent commission which will investigate alleged rights abuses in rakhine state including rape. we will treat any case in accordance with the rule of law." >> let's now bring in the president and ceo of unicef usa, carol stern joining this hour from new york. carol, thank you again for being with us. we just heard the stories of so many children born of rape, the trauma, the strug of of these families trying to find a path forward amid so much uncertainty. if you would, tell us about what you saw. what struck you from your most recent trip to these refugee camps? >> i think every time i take a trip i'm always, you know, prepping myself and reading the numbers, and then you get there and those numbers suddenly become people. and i was struck by several things inside the camp. it's a

alexandra entry from new zealand got in touch with a question about the acoustic abilities of another creature. how does the dog see hearing differ from that a few minutes of. a dog is known as man's best friend. and a well trained dog listens to its owner. people and their dogs are often surprisingly similar. even in terms of their aural skills. in the lower frequency part of the acoustic spectrum below two hundred fifty hertz humans and canines have pretty similar hearing however humans can only detect sounds of up to twenty thousand hertz. dogs on the other hand can hear up to fifty thousand hertz giving them a far greater range of sounds. the dog moves its ears around to locate the source of the sound. that goes for both upright ears then once that hang down low. but a dog's ears also tell something about its emotional state that's where upright ears are advantages they get clearer signals them hanging years. and dogs are stream we sensitive to sound no surprise as they hear much more than we do including noise. and that might surprise you but there's actually another popular cat

alexandra limon is live with the latest from washington. major hot spots accident in oakland wb 24 at broadway blocks the three left lanes. traffic backed up into orinda and onto nb 13 from 580. avoid the area..san mateo bridge less then 30 min from 880 to 101. as high pressure builds back into the region a dual effect of deteriorating air quality and boosting temperatures will be experienced into the weekend. highs inland will return to the 90's with the bay also getting toasty into the upper 70's and low 80's. the coast will remain steady with highs remaining in the 60's although warmer than they have been this past week. ( james ) in national news... president trump has called off his military parade for now this after the estimated costs continued to soar.... but he says maybe next year.( darya ) our washington correspondent alexandra limon joins us live from washington with a break down ( alex )here's the thing, we don't actually know how much a military parade would have cost.the estimates we've heard vary anywhere from 10 million to

nicola and alexandra swapped brushes for empty beer bottles now they dip the top end of the bottles in color and use them for painting . to video to petition for there are many kinds of beer bottles some are lighter than others the easier to use. best stylishly geometrical artworks are reminiscent of pointillist paintings video i get inspiration from hip hop music and often portray famous rappers and characters from comics to good books we usually paint portraits but we also get lots of commissions all kinds of them to do good. that work is that hits with the public. and they want to get ordinary people involved in the production about. it on. the result of this is that it's a social event that's just about having fun people watch as paint by a beer and then start painting as well as a room knocked who hang from known in western france often states lined bottle painting events in boston comes. to. their regular guests at their festivals and trade fans around europe to. their unique style bounce bastogne launch campuses or is that just an excuse to drink beer. time now for today's insta

robert: is this the party of alexandra cortez who won a house primary in democratic new york a few weeks ago or the party of leader pelosi? >> that's the great question that democrats are asking themselves and we don't no. -- know. democrats le lead every pelosi are really trying to tamp down this idea that democratic socialism is ascrenledenhi w the democratic party. this house majority will be won on districts that are much closer, that are swing districts so democrats he to lea how to talk to trump voters. what jake said was absolutely right. democrats are kind of letting donald trump talk for himself. when we're notea seeingy a unified mental. we're not seeing all democra talk about medicine care for all or -- micare for all or all democrats talk about other issues. robert: the trump white house seems to also want to try to talk to moderate voters.we e seen the president do rallies but inka trump, the president's daughter and senior dwitesor went toy, a blue statement. are we going to see different strategies? >> i think that's right. i vanca works in the white house as aio s advisor