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Seems to be from some -- to michael cohen in toronto. >> even if that amount of money is right. michael avenatti is not a reporter. hes a lawyer representing stormy daniels who has to appear before wood who might say enough of these reindeer games. tighten up your media game. show me what youre trying to do. >> daniel goldman is joining us to make sense of it. daniel, this doesnt pass any smell tests whatsoever. it seems unethical. is everything youve heard illegal, the companies giving michael ...

State department in saudi arabia andry add. >> reporter: the passports didnt pass the smell tests. they were passed through very quickly. many didnt overstay their visas and were here legally. if it was implemented as he says, would pre vept some of that. to know you have that foresight at that moment to me seems like a cheap shot. >> youre either blaming for youre not. hes going to join us at the curvy couch. faces criticism for not pulling out the punches when need be. he said im going to defe...

I want to go to jim. president has a major selling point underway going to be underway momentarily when he gets to the microphone. >> that sales job starts now or in a few minutes when he comes out to talk about this deal with iran and other world powers. i can tell you from talking to white house officials, they expect this sells job to be at the highest levels. you can expect to see congressional leadership at the white house in coming days to sit down with the president. hes supposed to go to...

Equipment. coolest part? experimental exercise clothing resistant to odor backup. it will he them stay fresh during daily two hour workouts. researchers say simple smell tests could provide early warnings signs for alzheimers. in one study they were asked to id certain scents and given memory evaluations and brain scans. the initial findings many people who struggled to match smells also showed signs of neuro degeneration. doctors say it could be an early indicator in the fight against alzheim...

>> all right. diane, and finally, a horse in kentucky in touch with his inner artist. the horse named justin. there you see him there. throwing around the paint brush a while back, now painting are just, they cannot keep them on the shelves. selling for hundreds of dollars. all the money going to help a local museum which is really nice. he liked to draw shapes in the sand with her whip. gave her a brush and justin started painting. can we get a better name than justin for that hor...

And back into the water. >> lets talk about the safety of the seafood, jim. nearly 5 billion barrels of oil have gone into the gulf of mexico. that oils got to go somewhere. there are concerns its making its way up the food chain. what are the feds and the state doing to assure that the seafood is safe? >> reporter: well, theres testing thats going on right now. the fda, you know, weve heard about these tests that go on. you know, dockside, in some cases where fda officials will be doing smell t...

Made to detect contamination in seafood from the gulf? answer, dr. overton, there is no fishing or harvesting in a large area that has been affected by the oil. of course, fish can swim in and out of that zone so the zone of no fishing is much larger than the actual oil area. then the catch is inspected rigorously by oreganoleptic testing which is a fancy science word for taste and smell. a selected portion is undergoing chemical analysis. then professor mcdonald says, there are tasters trained ...