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drew barrymore is joining us, everyone! ( cheers and applause ) she's here to talk about her new show on netflix, "santa clarita diet," which is really amazing, second season already going on. but first, the race for new york governor just got a little more sexy. >> former "sex and the city" star cynthia nixon says she's running for new york governor. >> the tony, emmy, and agreement winner announced she would challenge the incumbent democrat, andrew cuomo. >> i think there are a lot of people who would like me to run, and i think for a variety of reasons, but i think the number one is education. >> trevor: wrong. the number one reason is "sex and the city"! ( cheers and applause ) yeah, are you kidding me? i love that show. i'm so glad miranda is run, education and the subway, but also, brunch! obviously, i'm joking, but a lot of the media are getting too caught up in focusing on her role in "sex and the city" and they are not seeing that she is a viable candidate with a real platform. she would be the first woman and l.g.

most of his real and -- competitors with drew from the race citing threats of imprisonment. chris moore is covering the election for us. he joins us live in front of a polling station in cairo. how has the polling turnout been today? >> people have been heading to this polling station. it is home to some of the countries christian minorities. you might be able to hear behind me the atmosphere. 200 people turning up to a pro- el sissi event. 14,000 polling stations have opened up. 350,000 security personnel have been deployed in the wake of the attack in alexandria. said, with so many contenders, -- falling by the low-profile candidates now facing president el sisii. in the wake of populated back protests, the army deposing morsi. the one and overwhelming victory -- he won in an overwhelming victory. they have really been getting people to come out and exercise what they say is there patriotic duty to vote. his image right now is everywhere and kyra. -- in cairo. >> how different is this election for president sissi compared to the last one. what will the next four years have

. >>> plus, willie's sit down with drew barrymore. talks about fame at an early age, partying with her mom as a kid. and how her starring role in a new netflix series came when she needed it most. >> i definitely, personally, was in a very dark and fearful place. and then the script came along. >> that's "sunday sitdown" with drew barrymore later on in the show. but let's begin this morning with that dramatic scene in washington, d.c., across and country and around the world as people marched for their lives for stricter gun laws. the biggest one, the march in washington, an estimated 800,000 people were there. nbc's kerry sanders was there, too. he's in washington, d.c. with more. kerry, good morning. >> reporter: good morning. halle, it's five weeks and three days since the tragedy at marjory stoneman. demanding a change to federal gun laws even those who participated say they were surprised by the huge turnout here and around the country. a gathering unlike any other in washington. >> i'm amazed that i cannot see the end of this cr

. >> let get to meteorologist drew tuma on this one. >> we got rid of the showers yesterday, but the clouds have certainly clung to much of the region for the second half of the weekend. live doppler 7 along with satellite showing you we've got overcast skies across the entire region, but there's no moisture falling from the clouds. the clouds will not be sticking around for our monday. future weather showing you tonight by 8:00 we still have cloudy skies. 40s and 50s and after midnight the clouds are going to get out of here. that's going to lead the way to a really sunny start to the week and mild temperatures by monday afternoon. you get one more dry day, and then a rain chances rapidly increase. by tuesday and wednesday, our next storm arrives. we'll detail it hour by hour and show you where it stands on the storm impact scale coming up and i'll have the full accuweather forecast. >> dozens of people protested outside a coffee shop for their refusal to serve uniformed police officers. the cafe recently posted its policy on social media which asks police to leave for the physical

drew save me, save me. >> let's talk about what we have in store for monday. a cool night on the way. that leads to a warmer afternoon, though. your 12 hour planner on monday, starting with 30s in spots. a heavy jacket needed early. we're dry throughout the day, rain gear you don't need at all. by 4:00 we get into the 60s in a lot of spots. watch thursday though warmer air moves in here, temperatures above normal this time of year, 70s and 80s. accue weather forecast shows you nothing but sunshine the next seven days. above average into the holiday weekend. >> i haven't recovered from the bad joke. >> wow. >> we have more from steph curry and we're >>> abc 7 sports brought to you by river rock casino. >> steph curry spoke to the media today for the first time since he injured his left knee, a grade 2 sparain of his steve kerr says steph will not play in the first round of the playoffs but steph argued that as any athlete would. he says he's rehabbing and trying to stay involved. >> trying to figure out what the program is going to be day to day. it's nice that

it's libertarian congressional candidate drew miller. he only got 1379 votes in last night's pennsylvania special election. but some republicans are pointing fingers at him saying he's the reason they lost and here's why. only 627 votes separate democratic conor lamb and republican rick saccone. miller apparently did the math and joked about it last night on twitter writing, quote, we're only a few hours away from me being the most hated man in america. miller later said the election went exactly as he planned. he predicts this could bring a new sense of purpose to the libertarian party. joining me now from pittsburgh, drew miller. welcome to the show. >> thank you. i have been a fan of yours for the longest time. this is great. kennedy: bless your bones, liberty lover. if republicans lose, did you blow it for them or did they blow it for themselves? >> you know, a lot of people called me a spoiler. and i i don't necessarily subscribe to that notion. but i'm prepared to own it. you know, kennedy, the way i look at this, you have a two-pa

drew, with that, let me just start with you. you've read these quotes that jumped all over the doctor's lack of management experience. with your familiarity with the va, how essential is that in this role? >> in my opinion what the va actually needs is somebody like a donald trump to step into it and if it is going to survive, to completely shake up the entrenched bureaucracy that has run this particular department into the ground. dr. jackson's attributes as a medical physician, i'm sure, are excellent, but, like you said, he has a patient load of one person. it doesn't appear, number one, that that will lead him to any kind of success. he's not going to be treating patients at the va. he has to treat the sickness of a bureaucracy, not just in the va hospitals and clinics but across all spectrums of what the veterans administration does. it is a huge bureaucracy that has undermined the authority of, i believe, the last three of its secretaries. >> of course, we don't want to take away from his expertise as an md. nor do i want

with me now, drew griffin, and ariva martin, cnn legal analyst. drew, tell me about the deal that stormy and her team are trying to put out there. >> first of all, the deal has been released to the press, first and foremost. it was sent supposedly to michael cohen, trump's a.c.o.r.attorney and michael cohen's attorney. it said stormy daniels will pay back the $130,000 she was given 11 days before the election. if they release her from the nondisclosure agreement. it says stormy, as you said, wants to use whatever texts, pictures and videos she may have relating to this with the president in the future. one of the key things to point out though is, number one, that they want to use those texts if they exist. number two, that michael evanetti is saying i want to return this money to the president. there is no mention of returning it to michael cohen. he wants it wire transferred to the president. this afternoon stormy daniels had a funny little tweet saying she wanted to fly it in a gold airplane to return the money gangster-style or something. it i

and vulture turns to the oscars — and how this year's ceremony drew in one of the smallest recorded audiences. but does it really matter, the website asks. so let's begin. with me is alpesh patel, ceo of praefinium partners. we hardly ever have the daily mirror, we thought we would look at the tabloid headlines because it is the tabloid headlines because it is the kind of story that they love. the headlines, the big splash on the front page. russian mi6 spy poisoned. the newspapers are brave journalist two, they are already starting to blame the russian. can they make it clear, vladimir putin, sally and i are wearing red in solidarity, we are being forced to do this story. i look at russia today, how are they going to defend this? are they even talking about it? they talked about it and said maybe they were taking some drugs, this couple who are now in hospital, because that is where you take your opioids. another reason they had was why would you kill a non— threat? it obviously has nothing to do with russia, things like revenge are on russian. we don't know if they are involved, we could

alleged theft of intellectual property the move knocked seven hundred points off of the del jones and it drew promises of retaliation from beijing they already faced steep costs for from tariffs on steel and aluminum that go into effect tomorrow. the tariffs will hit more than a thousand categories of chinese goods the identities of which are to come later trump's actions follow a trade investigation into china's acquisition of technology and trade secrets through unfair measures the outcome was no surprise china has built its own domestic industrial base in part by buying co-opting and sometimes hacking secrets from other nations according to trump it was past time for the country and others he believes or like it to be called out. we're doing things for this country that should have been done for many many years we've had this abuse by many other countries and groups of countries that were put together in order to take advantage of the united states and we don't want that to happen we're not going to let that happen. yet while china's methods have angered many critics say trumps focus on th

walking out in this world talking about navigating versus resisting in this world and one of the things i drew from watching the last presidential election and as a woman who wants to have a career is that we require women and people in general but we require women to work three or four times as hard to get as far. but at the same time we put this effort was this on a pedestal falling into positions of power and opportunity as a pedestal. what we end up doing is we'd demonize the very effort the determination and ambition that we require of march allies person. we then punish that as we demonize that ambition and focus. there's a world of double standards and contradictions ewok into. for me it was shocking but not surprising and i think it's reflective of just how insidious and how powerful some of these forces can be. >> host: in some ways you have a really unique perspective on all of this and i'm imagining when you were in a fraternity struggling with identity issues he were also having dashed to an extent we have have a contact somewhere but since you are doing it in a fraternity and you

as soon as we grew this army to a size approaching us, we drew down our troops sharply. now, at that point, i'd say we drew down too fast and too far and the exercise we have gone through here, is rightsizing that forces so we can provide the appropriate amount of advising, training and assisting to the afghans so they can own the fight, they are the ones taking the fight to the enemy. they do need our help, yes, and they need our financial support. but they are the ones who are fighting and dying for their country and by doing that they are protecting us. but, hold on. you have been supporting them now for almost 17 years. what are you going to do now that will make a difference? number one, the end state is reconciliation. this is what the afghans want. in order to do that, there needed to be more military pressure applied to the enemy. in order to do that, there needed to be significant improvements in the afghan military. the investment in the afghan army is already well under way. one of america's top special forces officers shows me the huge training compound for o

his big test however comes on friday he will join his latest so i drew see a dortmund's for an open training session. to get. difficult due to. the sort of. it's a part training for now but ballz athleticism and no small measure of confidence mean the most def ready just crossover in sports could really happen. and it would be absolutely incredible if it does but meantime it is crunch time for players from the thirty two teams taking part in the football world cup as their coaches will decide who gets selected to play in russia their talents will be tested in a couple of friendly matches and one of the juiciest clashes reigning champions germany need fellow european giants spain on friday. it's almost decision time on friday night germany take on spain in the first of two world cup warm up matches for coach joachim love it's a chance to test his side's mettle against a fellow tournament favorites and an opportunity for his players to show why they deserve a states on the plane to russia competition is this thesis that. suzanne you sort of view but we have always had good play is it's. not ju

president donald trump has stepped in and drew a definite line on the unsolicited approach welcome as the words largest producer of mobile phone chips licensing it signal logy which apple for example depends on for its i phones is a real cash cow that brought in five billion dollars and twenty seventeen. this makes qualcomm an attractive targets for its competitor broadcom based in singapore to one hundred twenty one billion dollars deal would have been the technology industries most costly takeover of or it would have also created a new semiconductor heavyweight samsung an intel have to largest market share individually welcome as the fifth largest producer of semiconductors and broadcom a key pass to sixth place combined the companies would have had the third largest market share in the semiconductor industry broadcom singapore connections in china as potential future influence over the u.s. chip maker immediately arrest national security concerns when the bit was announced last year broadcom it hoped its decision to move its headquarters to the u.s. what dispel those concerns. abou

drew pinsky. and like a loaf of french bread, lauren savon. and her fast it color is. national review reporter katherine timpf. my sidekick tyrus. let's go to the expert, the doctor. what do you think of my theory by pretending to be unpredictable, maybe not pretending. actually being unpredictable, it worked with kim. >> i just think trump is very predictable in being unpredictable. he always takes these extreme scary points of view, creates chaos, thrives on it, then he drives back to where he wants to go. using game theory. but he says very, very scary things and goes to extremes when you think he's losing his mind and he reels it back to something where you are happy. greg: game theory means looking at egg like it's a game? >> no, it's a little more complicated than that. greg: okay, lauren. you have got to kind of admit, he's putting the squeeze on north korea. the guy could be full of crap, the north korean dictator. >> she knows somebody who knows him. >> a friend went to school with kim jong-un. greg: is he a rational human being? >> he was a kid in school, he

and drew mccabe played a key role in investigations into hillary clinton's e-mail affair and alleged russian involvement in the twenty sixteen election he stepped down in january but remained on the f.b.i.'s payroll he was fired twenty six hours before he would have become eligible for retirement the justice department acted after an internal f.b.i. investigation concluded mccabe had quote made an unauthorized disclosure to the news media and looked kinder including under oath on multiple occasions president donald trump immediately praised the move in a tweet he said it's a great day for the hardworking men and women of the f.b.i. a great day for democracy andrew mccabe rejects the accusations against him in a statement he said this attack on my credibility is one part of a larger effort not just to slander me personally but to taint the f.b.i. law enforcement and intelligence professionals more generally. you need to be a correspondent clear which is and joins us now from washington clear and you kate had been only from the f.b.i. since january and he was fired shust over a day bef

cover illustration has to be very soon should be very simple easy to understand i think the way he drew put trump as sort of overweight and bloated is not probably a comment an intentional comment on trump's fizzy core his physicality or the fact that he's overweight or trying to body shame him i think probably what they were just trying to go for something very simple which is just the emperor has no clothes trump is the emperor look at him it's kind of different when it's the president of the united states you know they say that satirist should only punch up not down well when you punch the president of the united states you're printing you're punching up no matter who you are so i think he's certainly fair game there's no question about that thanks for joining us for the program here on this tuesday with i think about half an hour with more of your worldwide news. lines a little and then they have. when you don't. see the teachers to add to their decor put it. to what they need not through only ten spaces to. make to. let them know they. said. some claim to know terminated especially

let's start withdrew smi-- with drew smith. >> reporter: if you don't see destruction outside your door, you may see it on the way to work tomorrow. this road is still closed here. these ones over here are being empowered by emergency power generators. still in the dark tonight. with only the light from our cam ra to see. >> we lost power before but never for this long a period of time. >> reporter: under this blanket, her 55-gallon fish tank. the all the fish died because of loss of power. people are using flashlights to find their way around. and this roadblocked with a random sign and caution tape. delaware county is using every generator it can get its hands on. further up west chester pike utility workers directed traffic. >> they can't get to the wires because of the number of large trees. so we need all of the resources available through the state. >> reporter: those resources include chainsaw gangs and these big generators. the county says power should be back to everyone by wednesday or thursday. >> and i am sure they are doing the best they can. >> crews have been dispersed bu

drew, pay atefnlings tel at. tell us about your new radio show. >> noon until 3:00, monday di through friday, check it out. >> do you take callers? >> yes. >> i've got serious problems. all right. >> i was noticing. >> thank you, doctor. lawrence abat, carter page, ours studio audience. i love you, america. [ cheering and applause ] >>> the white house unveiling a new school safety plan, urging states to take action after the parkland high school massacre. i'm connell mcshane and this is th "the fox report." the trump administration put out a list of recommendations to protect students from gun violence. the list includes support for raising the minimum age to buy a long gun to 21, strengthening criminal background checks and empowering states to train and arm some teachers. president trump urging and using his social media mega phone to accuse democrats of stalling on staff appointments. he tweeted out earlier the democrats continue to obstruct the confirmation of hundreds of good and talented people who are nee

case the cover illustration has to be very should be very simple easy to understand i think the way he drew. a sort of overweight and bloated is not probably a comment an intentional comment on trump's disease or his physicality or the fact that he's overweight or trying to body shame him and i think probably what they were just trying to go for is something very simple which is just the emperor has no clothes trump is the emperor look at him it's kind of different when it's the president of the united states you know they say that satirist should only punch up not down the well when you punch the president of the united states you're punching you're punching out no matter who you are so i think he's certainly fair game there's no question about that in his out international special coverage of lot of my putin's presidential victory continues off to the brink. of war selling you on the idea that dropping bombs brings things to the chicken hawks forcing you to fight the battle. to stop by to tell you that the gossip the tabloids myself. i sometimes think i'm pulling out. all the hawks that w

lucy: the drew teachers, a march traffic controllers, hospitaltaff -- all protestis against refoat will mean fewer jobs, fewertybut it is france's railway workers who were seen as the reachallenge. president macronmore than job sn argument about long-established values and expectations. coitions for france's train drivers have barely changed in half a centu. it is a job for life with retirement at 52. the national rail cohas promised months of rolling strikes to protect those benefits, but president macron onhas staked his presidenc reforming the economy, and when -- comes to the railways, polls ree with him. lucy williamson, bbc news, ris.pa jane: it is been six months of hurricane maria devastated the u.s. territory of puerto rico. eight agencies say life for many of the island's manyre still without heectricity. in second of his reports on the island, we look at the growing anger over what many see as a lack of uencye u.s. government's response. >> imagine havinon a generator to keep your mother alive?g toepd en s the way carmen has bee living for six months. she, like so many here,

steel and ten percent charge on aluminum a protectionist measures in the dell jones plummeting and drew an immediate response from the european union which said that it will respond with tariffs of its own. steel made in china. athol an internal trump side for months he's threatened to increase tariffs against chinese imports against european ones too but now the time for talk is over at the end of a meeting with steel and aluminum producers he announced the planned levies we have with us the. biggest steel companies in the united states they used to go bigger. but they got to be a lot bigger again. we have big companies in the united states fairly treated by policy. trade deals by other countries they've been horribly treated by the countries trumps primary target is china due to its massive overproduction of steel and aluminum which drives down global prices flooding markets with cheap products this would affect german metals exporters their industry association calling for the e.u. to strike back with counter measures. and for more on this now i'm joined by our correspondent in washi

yesterday the one slightly dissenting voice was jeremy corbyn who is the leader of the labor party he drew attention to the fact that the conservative party have had a lot of funding from russian oligarchs but that was haste and booed in parliament because it was felt that that was what you know bad timing that's not this is not the time to bring this up so i think all in all she's now being considered quite tough and she's the person who can hopefully sort this out all right alex forrest waiting for spawn that following this story for us thank you very much for your insight. ok let's go back to our breaking news the story now u.s. president donald trump as we said as sacked secretary of state rex tillerson has replaced him with cia director mike pompei oh the move comes after tillerson broke with the white house to say russia was probably behind that nerve agent attack in britain a trump said on twitter that the cia deputy director gina hostile will succeed pump a zero at the cia becoming the first woman to run the spy agency. and let's go back to washington our correspondent there custom

drew pinsky. and like a loaf of french bread, lauren savon. and her fast it color is. national review reporter katherine timpf. my sidekick tyrus. let's go to the expert, the doctor. what do you think of my theory by pretending to be unpredictable, maybe not pretending. actually being unpredictable, it worked with kim. >> i just think trump is very predictable in being unpredictable. he always takes these extreme scary points of view, creates chaos, thrives on it, then he drives back to where he wants to go. using game theory. but he says very, very scary things and goes to extremes when you think he's losing his mind and he reels it back to something where you are happy. greg: game theory means looking at egg like it's a game? >> no, it's a little more complicated than that. greg: okay, lauren. you have got to kind of admit, he's putting the squeeze on north korea. the guy could be full of crap, the north korean dictator. >> she knows somebody who knows him. >> a friend went to school with kim jong-un. greg: is he a rational human being? >> he was a kid in school, he

last month ben carson with drew an order for $131,000 worth of dining room furniture. >> a goof by the president cape after a steelworker scott sarge, president of a local union in pennsylvania, shared a moving story about his father herman who lost his job in the israeli industry in the $1980. >> your father herman is looking down. he's very proud of. >> he's still alive. >> he is? then he's even more proud of you. then he's even more proud. >> and that was a great recovery. president worked that room very well. that was a photo op that played very well for this president. it elicited a lot of warnings and concerns from our major trading partners but in terms of a photo op after such a chaotic rollout of that policy, that was a success. >> the globes concerned but new pennsylvania it may look like good politics. ahead the florida teachers union was the governor to restow a key section of a new bill addressing guns and school safety next. you won't see these folks at the post office they have businesses to run they have passions to pursue how do they avoid trips to the post office? sta

streaking across the sky, the white hot wreckage drew gasps from onlookers in fiji. this is newsday on the bbc. i'm rico hizon in singapore. i'm sharanjit leyl in london. our top stories: trump replaces us national security adviser hr mcmaster with bush—era defence hawk john bolton. the us president has initiated punitive measures against china in retaliation for what he calls the theft of intellectual property. let's take a look at some front pages from around the world. the china daily is reporting that self—driving cars are about to hit the roads of the nation's capital, beijing. the internet giant baidu has obtained a license to test their autonomous cars, so they could be cruising into people's lives faster than expected. according to the south china morning post, one in seven people living in hong kong is a millionaire. that number is up 15% from a year earlier. apparently the surge in big earners was fuelled by booming stock and property markets. and the front page of the japan times features snaps of people who are really rocking the runway. these models

>> all right, drew, thank you. drew griffin reporting. >>> in the russia investigation tonight, a top democrat is urging a subpoena of a former trump campaign manager. we're talking about corey lewandowski, after he refused to answer some key questions from the house intelligence committee. we're following multiple new threads this hour on the hill, in court, and behind the scenes in the special counsel's russia probe. let's bring in our justice correspondent, jessica schneider. j jessica, tell us more about corey lewandowski's appearance today. >> reporter: wolf, this was the second time that corey lewandowski went behind closed doors with the house intelligence committee. it's also the second time that some lawmakers left dissatisfied. in fact, the top democrat, adam schiff, he addressed all of the topics that lewandowski wouldn't touch, including the june 2016 trump tower meeting, and the firing of fbi director, james comey. >> reporter: former trump campaign manager, corey lewandowski, refusing to answer certai

. >> laura: you drew first blood. you drew first blood. >> you tweeted out today donald trump wants to arm white supremacist teachers. you have trump derangement syndrome. you are talking about booze on my breath, that's the democrats, that's why you lost. >> laura: i like you. i love philly. he come on my show and i really respect you and i really -- i got to say i have a lot of personal affection for him. that actually surprises me. that surprises me about you. >> his views over the last years have been detestable. >> i resigned. we were going to go ad hominem? >> on my 5 minutes on national tv with you, yeah. >> laura: that's not nice. i think what we have to face as a country is that both parties have failed america. i really believe that. >> but you are not seeing both parties have failed america. >> laura: i've written like three books about it! absolutely! the g.o.p. establishment -- one of the republican is criticizing the republican party? if you are real republican criticizing trump is like "the new york tim

streaking across the sky, the white—hot wreckage from mir drew gasps from onlookers on fiji. this is bbc news. the latest headlines: john bolton's set to become the next us national security adviser, replacing general hr mcmaster. china's vowed to fight to the end to defend its interests after president trump announced plans to impose trade tariffs worth $60 billion. let's stay with that story now. tao wang is head of asia economics at ubs and shejoins us now from hong kong. thank you forjoining us. i supposed toa thank you forjoining us. i supposed to a certain extent the chinese must have been expecting this because donald trump has been talking about this during his campaign two years ago. indeed, i think this during his campaign two years ago. indeed, ithink rising this during his campaign two years ago. indeed, i think rising trade tension is very much expected. last year the trump administration didn't really do that much and there was a lot of talk but the section 301 investigation was initiated in august, so this is something that's in the pipeline for some time. but

you got 7,734,206 by accident, drew? just do the equation again. drew!" [ laughter ] and west virginia teachers are striking in part because they make among the lowest salaries in the country, ranking 48th out of 50 states. basically, all the teachers want are raises to cover cost of living increases and health care they can afford. and they made those demands very clear to west virginia's governor jim justice, who despite his name, is not a gay porn star -- [ light laughter ] but a coal magnate. you may know justice as the governor who announced that he was switching from democrat to republican at a rally with trump last year. justice bragged to his friendship with trump and also cited trump's family as a reason for the switch. >> what an incredible honor. and thank you for coming and thank our great president for being here. this man is a reflection of his kids' children. eric trump has been under my vehicle in the back of the woods changing a tire. >> seth: what? [ laughter ] what was eric trump doing in the woods? [ light laughter ] is that where his

feustel as well as command a leg to mule fits the third flight for drew flown on one previous shuttle mission artemio has already had a long stay on the ice is. now facebook's facing widespread criticism after revelations that data of its uses was collected and used for political purposes we'll explain all after this short break. what politicians do sometimes. they put themselves on the line. to get accepted or rejected. so when you want to be president. some want to. get you going to the press this is what before three of the people. interested always in the water. although there is a hypothesis to the words about the use of those. association to lead to five to ninety eight percent of incredible it's all also approaches a very seriously if one wants to mechanisms that are both through the chemical weapons of can synch played a role in concert mediation then i think we have to look at the facts and the procedures for the four ability to choose the most moves to be. a combat let's return to our top story the russian foreign ministry says that it considers the poisoning of former spice

let's bring in cnn investigative correspondent drew griffin. drew, good evening to you. so what's more to this stormy daniels case? or should i say peggy peterson and david denison? >> for those of you who don't know, peggy peterson is stormy daniels and david denison is donald trump. when you say we don't know what happened, we do know what happened from stormy daniels in this lawsuit and her attorney. she said yes, she had an intimate relationship with donald trump beginning in 2006 at lake tahoe and lasting well into 2007. we also know that prior to the election, she was looking to tell the story of this relationship to media outlets, and that is when michael cohen, trump's attorney, found out about it and aggressively came after her, she says, aggressively sought to silence miss clifford. this is according to this lawsuit. and forced her, if you believe ms. daniels and her attorney, into signing this settlement agreement in which she was paid $130,000, supposedly to keep quiet, not say anything, not produce any documents, and her attorney today said if you believe do

drew miller, thank you very much. good to see you tonight. wow. what a show. that is our story for tonight. we will see you back here tomorrow night. tucker carlson is in d.c. coming up next. have a good night, everybody. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to tucker carlson tonight. close to six months after the las vegas massacre we now have internal footage of the shooter within the hotel. we are seeing it and why are we now just seeing it for the first time? we'll bring that to you in a minute. also of course big news from the white house. ambassador john bolton now national security advisor will tell you what that means and why in just a minute. but, first, just 'everybody in the country has a smart phone. spend ago day without going online is unfathomable to almost all of us. tech rules lives ever greater degree. the so-called digital frontier is getting fenced

cnn's senior investigative correspondent drew griffin joins me with more. you've been reading the documents in this case. what are you learning? >> reporter: those documents, devil's in the details in that nondisclosure agreement, fred, between stormy daniels and michael cohen. stormy daniels said she had told four people about her alleged affair with donald trump in 2016. one of them is named angel ryan, and angel ryan is this porn actress whose stage name is jessica drake. in october of 2016, drake is the one who came forward in a news conference to describe an unwanted sexual advance by donald trump she says took place at the very same golf tournament in 2006 where donald trump allegedly began his affair with porn actress stormy daniels. drake says trump invited her to -- her and others to his hotel room, and then this took place. >> in the penthouse suite, i met donald again. when we entered the room, he grabbed each of us tightly in a hug and kissed each one of us without asking permission. he asked me to return to his suite and have dinner with him. h

it like nothing to live your life one man band yeah that was the emergence of the protest movement drew is another opposition figure back into politics for gori yavlinsky he returns to the helm of his party and joins the ranks of the protesters who now form a motley crew of liberals communists nationalists and war they are all united in wanting to change the system if not in how linsky presents his vision for me yeah like that other you know you pal you sat at a student some. are studying yet earlier last year old gent out of the last year that a measure not skip the firebrand populist leader of the l.d.p. is also out rallying in his own inimitable style an anti government will keep i sit in two thousand and twelve he gives that i screams to the crowd and they've got to ask me to do it for the dog if i get it in march two thousand and twelve landed me a putin wins russia's presidential election with a reduced share of the vote what will be his third term. and see putin demonstrations peak turning ugly on the eve of his inauguration and firing the starting gun on what will arguably be hi

seems in line with the israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu is threats to shut down al-jazeera is drew sloan bureau last year accusing the network of inciting violence now dizzier responded to that saying it was defamatory and part of an ongoing vicious attack on the network now in the background of all of this is a documentary produced by al-jazeera is investigative unit on the pro israel lobby in the us and that has yet to air ok thanks will. fewer than one in four people in india own a smartphone but when you're dealing with a country of more than one point three billion that's a lot of handsets three hundred million two hundred million of them are on whatsapp making india the messaging services biggest market nowhere else comes close and whatsapp has changed the way that indians do things marketers who used to target customers through text messages now ping them on whatsapp political parties and made whatsapp strategies central to their campaign plans political activists are doing the say however india's whatsapp habit has a dark side as well misinformation disinformation rumors an

that drew public criticism from president trump. an op-ed in "the wall street journal" says it sessions made the right move. "no one should underestimate the power of the inspector general. congress created after the nightmare of trying to pry information out of a crooked nixon administration. inspector general's were deliberately placed and empowered to seek out information in ways that congress can't. even with subpoenas, including by demanding quick and comprehensive access to documents and promptly interviewing relevant officials. glenn hall is chief editor for dow jones newswires, the attorney general defended himself as john roberts was just saying after the president's tweet storm. is that the appropriate way to go here? >> it's been rare for sessions to rebut the president and generally has been very supportive. in this case he didn't directly take on president trump as much as he said he will continue to act with integrity and his department will continue to act with impartiality for as long as he is on the watch. >> jon: t

what are you learning, drew. >> reporter: wolf, u.k.'s office tonight is executing a search warrant on the headquarters here in london. that firm as you said under fire for allegedly misusing data from tens of millions of facebook users. and as we've learned one of its very first clients is the president emphasis new national security advisor. cambridge analytica's work for the john bolton super pack was the very beginning of using improperly obtained facebook data from tens of millions of americans. >> they were one of the first clients of cambridge analytica to buy into the psychographic messaging that was developed using the 50 million facebook profiles that were misappropriated. >> reporter: a spokesman denies any alleged impropriety. that contract obtained by cnn shows the bolton super pack in 2014 initially paid cambridge analytica more than $450,000 for behavioral microtargeting with psychographic messaging. in other words, using data in an entirely new way. >> so you're not trying to change people's votes or win people's votes at

the libertarian candidate, drew miller, he's got 1,280 votes. he's got more votes than the difference right now. conor lamb, the democrat, still ahead of rick saccone, the republican, by only 918 votes. >> we don't have exit polling, so we can't say who they would have voted for the drew miller were on the ballot. but this is welcome to american politics, 2018, and for the foreseeable future, third party candidates. increasingly, especially in close races, you're going to see back to them. you can talk to hillary clinton about jill stein, that's up to you. but 918 lead. 49.9 to 49.5. that matters in the sense that we don't know exactly where it's coming from, but it's taking away. so let's see where we are. again, this is where we're waiting for these final precincts to come in. we're at 97% in the slice of allegheny county. it stretches up here too. but this slice of allegheny county is in the district. this is the bread and butter for conor lamb. he needs to stay above 57% there. we're -- we're up to 98% now. we're told there are a few precinc

this guy, his name is drew christianson. he's from district 56 a. he and becca went to the same high school and now she's finally going to notice him. [ cheers and applause ] maybe becca doesn't have to be the bachelorette. maybe the love of her life has been right under her nose the whole time and his name is drew christianson! if it wasn't already bad enough, they made becca sit in front of a camera crew to be dumped and followed her to the airport to look at her. as if that wasn't enough, when they flew her home to minnesota, they put her in the middle seat. animals. nothing but nams. so arie and lauren will be with us a little later on. from time to time, as you know, we shine a light on some of the harsh words posted on social media about famous people. people and you know don't necessarily love. so tonight we turn our focus to musicians and bands in our fourth ever all music edition of mean tweets. >> jonas was cute back when he was with the jonas brothers and now he looks like a ferret. >> he'll stop in the middle of sex because he got chilly

the winner is financial platform called learn lux which drew 200,000 investmentes from sound ventures now with one of the investment's spot fi ready to go public, he's happy for the limited customers. he said he thinks some companies should stay private as long as possible. >> when the private markets support the companies to the extent that they have, they can really focus on doing the necessary things to change the world that they're trying to do. as opposed to trying to make stockholders happy >> in the meantime, kutcher says he sees great value in coming to austin and in looking outside silicon valley to find the next generation of great start-ups. back to you. >> all right thank you, julia >>> normally at this time we would bring you the european close but we sprung ahead because of daylight savings time the european close is going to happen during the halftime report today and so you can look forward to that when it comes around. news update. let's get to sue herrera at hq >> good morning, jon good morning, everybody. here's what's happening at this hour secretary of education b

would lead us to a nuclear winter plus the consultant for the would rather me a road daily email that drew p.s. predicts the fall out from wiltshire will lead to the end of jeremy goldman's political career oliseh more coming up in today's going underground but first british labor leader jeremy corbyn didn't even use one of his questions of prime minister's questions to go do minority government need to raise i'm a into war because of weapons of mass destruction you want to dance is about a financial statement on monday the n.h.s. is clearly in crisis so why wasn't there a penny extra of the n.h.s. in yesterday's statement by the chancellor the prime minister told corbin to look at the arguably blairite labor party in wales perhaps you might look to see what neighborhood tearing in wales. at the latest on new day to the nation start new data shows when i look at twelve hour waits in any that's three point four percent of patients waiting over twelve hours and when compared to one point three percent in england they want to talk about meeting targets he should talk to a neighbor government

any way you drew a map, those three districts would be overwhelmingly republican and the two in philadelphia would be overwhelmingly democratic. but largely the rest of the state you have competitive districts. >> what lessons do you take from last week's spercial election i the 18th district. >> i was happy about it. i was an early supporter of conor lamb going back to last december but what i think is important and i hope folks in this town recognize it, it's not just more upscale suburban areas that are generally republican-leaning that have turned against president trump and are pickup opportunities for democrats. it is also blue-collar areas. conor lamb's win was the first indication that in a not exclusively but largely and certainly majority working class district in a district trump won by 20 points and romney carried by 17, we were able to win there. i believe and i saw it when i was a state legislator in pennsylvania. we had a lot of state reps and senators. our party cannot be narrow. we cannot give up on any slice of americana and that includes working-class areas. >> was it smar