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The latest news from around the world with hosts John Berman and Poppy Harlow. The latest news from around the world with hosts John Berman and Poppy Harlow. has gone through. you know, he worked for ronald reagan for years. he worked for bob dole. his firm worked for mccain. he worked for many, many people, many, many years. and i would say what he did, some of the charges they threw against him, every consultant, every lobbyist in washington probably does. we are a long way from drain the swamp, unless you are paul manafort and you do what everybody else also does. the president was asked about michael cohen, his longtime attorney, somebody who worked for him for more than a decade. he is trying to distance himself now from michael cohen, who has pleaded guilty to eight felony charges and implicated the president in the campaign finance violations to which he pled guilty. this comes, of course, as the specter of michael cohen and what he could possibly say to prosecuto ....
they put out a 300-page report that is direct and damning and flat-out says our president placed his own personal and political interests above the national interests of the united states. then they name names other than trump, all of them big names with a lot to lose. and there are phone records they link trump s guy, rudy giuliani, to the white house ph budget office and they link devin nunes with lev parnas, who may be working for the feds. all of this on the next wave of impeachment hearings, donald trump is in london. kamala harris is out of the race. we have it all covered as the 11th hour gets under way this tuesday night. o good evening once again from our nbc news headquarters here in new york, day 1,048 of this trump administration. and tonight, as expected, the house intelligence committee moved the impeachment case to the next step. it was a straight-up party-line vote 13-9, and with it comes a rather withering 300-page report that methodically accuses the pr ....
the days of takeout and delivery only may be just about over, but are we ready for that? are you? the message is mixed, including among restaurant own rs. and our experts will give their insights as well. we begin in washington where we learned late last night of a government watchdog fired by president trump, the president cente cente sent a notice to house speaker nancy pelosi that inspector general steve linick is being dismissed. president trump s notice stated that he no longer had the fully confidence in linick. the firing takes effect in 30 days. according to a statement from house foreign affairs chairman elliott angle, linick had begun investigating the secretary of state, mike pompeo. leann, what was linick investigating exactly, do we know? reporter: joshua, if it s a friday night in washington and y you re an inspector general, your job might not be safe. this is not the first time the president has fired an inspector general late at night on a friday. b ....
there within the hour. she s in virginia helping an old friend or perhaps starting her journey to the white house. is texas senator ted cruz far behind? there are two levels of filters that should prevent this from happening again. also ahead, a florida judge speaks out about the killers who allegedly forged his name to escape prison. what he says about missed warning signs as the all-out manhunt stretches into the weekend. plus, gone and forgotten, the tangled lines of responsibility leaving some in colorado living in virtual ghosttowns that look like the wild west. and also this afternoon, blocking cyberbullies. right now, a group of computer hackers is building tools that can detect harassment as it happens. it s today s big idea. a whole lot to get to. we start on the campaign train where hillary clinton is about to take the stage. she s campaigning for terry mcauliffe. it s her first political event since she left the state department last year. casey hunt ....
in syria told the boston globe about his passion for journalism. without all of these photos and first-hand experience, we can t really tell the world how bad it might be. good day. i m andrea mitchell in washington. isis militants are threatening to kill another american journalist a day after releasing a video of the gruesome execution of american journalist james foley. he was kidnapped two years ago in northern syria. the video, which we will not be showing, has now been authenticated by u.s. intelligence. he was held in libya for 44 days back in 2011. after being released there, he spoke to the boston globe about the importance of his coverage despite all of the risks. we go through different emotions when you re in captivity. you say my career is over. you know, and then and you say, well, my career has just started. so you have these weird, you know, extreme ideas of where you are based on this capture. today foley s mother diane foley was seen at ....