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Because the appeal had not been heard. this new rule allows the conviction to be stand. it will be noted an appeal will be pending. and what a stunner in the nfl. the new york jets signing leveon bell to a four-year, $52 million contract according to reports. bell chose to sit out last year rather than playing for the steelers. meanwhile, the one that matters to me, the giants traded odell beckham jr. to the browns. the browns have a 14 to 1 odds to win the super bowl with o.b.j. on the field, c...

Against minnows outscored but it was alex borg who came closest to scoring keeper paid to good law shes saving the day. hell nail the final score and one point doesnt help leipzig much as they battle for a ticket to the champions league team over than i am ourselves out pizza and co couldnt close the deal this time. the suspicion its a little annoying because it was an important game for us in the second tough with a bit of luck zombies shot could have gone in shortly before the end but we have ...

It was companionship. >> it was time to wrap up trial number three. the prosecutor saying it was a sudden violent murder. >> anybody whos been in a relationship knows that sometimes things go off, they snap, for no good reason. i think something like that happened. at some point ryan saw that his perfect marriage was falling apart and thats what led us here. >> the defense arguing a medically undetermined death by natural causes. >> its probably going to bother me for the rest of my life, what h...

Becomes the judge and lawyer stated loudly that will was no collusion with russia but the rich hunt continues. its a big thing saying he isnt here and the judge said there is no collusion. one might say thats a lie. >> the judge did not say there is no collusion whatsoever in this investigation. its just that it is true that manafort was not charged with crimes relating to collusion with russians but interestingly i think you all probably notice the that his attorney put out after saying and rei...

Take a pass on the recommended sentence from the feds. what was having watched you in the moment, what was your level of surprise when this sentence came down? >> oh, it was a stunner, brian. i mean, not terribly surprising that judge ellis would go lower than the guidelines. after all, judge ellis expressed skepticism about this case from the moment the mueller team walked into his courtroom. he expressed doubts about the entire special counsel investigation, and at one point suggested that the...

Post indictment, mo post-conviction. so no matter where your commit dal leanings are or how you feel about the evidence in the case, when the judge decides this is a case where im going to do a massive downward departure from the guidelines, i have to say im scratching my head and im trying -- i want to understand. i get it. he said an other wise blameless life and you could tell this judge is not a fan of the special counsel by some of the statements that he said. he feels like the special coun...

Whatever would you? i said im not taking anything off the table. >> lets bring in our panel on this busy thursday night. jessica roth with the southern district of new york, now a profess professor. jonathan lamarre, white house reporter for the associated press and ken, nbc news intelligence and national security reporter covering the manafort case for months and broke the news of the sentence while appearing live on our air earlier tonight, and ken, for that reason, id like to begin with you. ...

Climates impacts at once and we dont have to make trade offs between jobs and climate action. both of the paths are the same and we should choose to take them. the only reason we wouldnt, we were talking about difference to interest like the coal industry. >> yeah, if we get our act together and invest now, its a better future in both directions. david walls wells, thank you. if you want to hear more, the uninhabitable earth, check out our discussion "why is this happening." "the 11th hour with ...

And i think they asked or whatever would you? i said im not taking anything off the table. >> a lot to talk about. lets bring in our panel on this busy thursday night. jessica roth, former federal prosecutor with the southern district of the cardoza school of law now in new york city. jonathan lamarre, white house reporter for the associated press and, ken, nbc news intelligence and national security reporter covering the manafort case for months and broke the news of the sentence while appearin...

Its parent company threatened to publish more photos unless the investigation was dropped. >> several of them appear to be innocuous but three he apparently took selfies of his own genetiles and those were the ones that the national inquirer thought hed never want to see the light of day. >> but he was ready to fight back. >> a stunner from the richest man in the world. dropping a bombshell against the national enquirer accusing the parent company of trying to blackmail him with nude photos. >> ...