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Hello, again. im ana cabrera, as we head into hour two, im in for brooke baldwin today. appreciate you being with me. we have more now on our breaking news out of washington, with just a day to avoid a government shutdown, aides to president trump now say they are less certain he will sign the bipartisan spending bill. lets get right back to cnns kaitlan collins at the white house. kaitlan, fill us in. >> these are the same aides that were earlier saying this week after monday night when those n...

You could save hundreds of dollars when you switch to xfinity mobile. its simple, easy, awesome. click, call or visit a store today. federal prosecutors are reviewing if the "national enquirer"s" handling of a story involving amazon founder and "washington post" owner jeff bezos should result in criminal charges possibly tied to the presidents 2016 campaign. this review stems from the "inquirer" report on bezos, his divorce and extramarital affair.

It is an unbelievable story involving secret texts, explicit photos, the worlds richest man, and explosive allegations of blackmail. the federal prosecutors are now investigating claims by amazon ceo jeff bezos that executives who run the "national enquirer" threatened to extort him, using compromising photos of his extra marital affair. cnns brian todd brings us the latest. >> reporter: enquiring minds may be in legal trouble. cnn has learned federal prosecutors in new york are reviewing claims...

That christine blasey ford had. it might be this court battle and whether or not he can with stand that pressure remains to be seen. >> what do you think happens here? >> with kavanaugh hes standing firm and standing his ground. a big difference between the kavanaugh situation and justin fairfax is that fairfax doesnt have this broad backing from the party the way kavanaugh did from republicans. so i think theres a lot more pressure and if it comes from within the party then it gets harder and h...

Company ami are under extraordinary pressure tonight. theyre now looking at the ak zags that ami blackmailed jeff bezos and the tabloid publisher has been placed under such intense pressure by jeff bezos its questioning itself. cnn has learned federal prosecutors in new york are reviewing claims that the "national enquirer.." overnight he accused the company and its ceo david pecker of trying to blackmail him saying the tabloid would not publish tabloid pictures but only if bezos would agree to ...

Says were going to be reviewing -- >> the decisions made. the decisions, which i have no idea what hes talking about. >> i get the impression youre not comfortable with either his lawyering or performance there? >> deer in the headlights is charitable. >> david gregory, you heard what the counselor had to say about that. might it have just been a big mistake or a flub, he wasnt prepared to go answer those questions? if thats the case, does that inoculate him to any criticism? >> no. we heard las...

Various means we have, but right now, you know, the investigation is, i think, close to being completed, and i hope that we can get the report from director mueller as soon as possible. >> gloria, this isnt speculation. hes been fully briefed. >> right. >> he says on the status of the mueller probe and says its close to being completed. what do you think? >> in that small statement, hes told us more than we have ever known from mueller, from the special counsels office. i think he got himself in...

Whether it is negligent or not, and reviewing whether they have the resources they need in order to handle a situation like this. this example leaves us to believe that they dont have the resources. so, that, thats step one, and step two, in a place like torneo, in my district, this is a temporary tent city in the border of el paso, and 2800 kids there in the tent facility, and 1,300 of them have already identified ay ed ied a sponsor sponsor with fingerprinting and why are these children not re...

Washington, fred. >> to say the very least. can you elaborate about the mueller investigation and what the filings say? >> essentially the white house is arguing that, especially cone is not a reliable witness for prosecutors, that he cant be trusted, and pointing out the fact in manaforts case, the details that the special counsel is reviewing has to do with lobbying violations. nothing to do with trump or the white house. press secretary sarah sanders said in a statement the governments filing...

Over $30 million, no collusion. >> this is the key phrase from cohens sentencing memo released by prosecutors. let this sink in. cohens commission of two finance crimes on the eve of the 2016 election for the president of the united states struck a blow to one of the core goals of the federal campaign finance laws, transparency. >> we are digging into the new findings. jeremy, take us through the memos. >> thats right, victor. this is one of the most reviewing looks weve had to date in what muel...