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A lot to get to in the next hour. Im going to begin, though, with Michael Cohen and changing his legal team. I want to talk about this now with michael avenatti, attorney for porn star Stormy Daniels who is suing cohen. Good evening, sir. What does this mean hes changing his legal team, that he split with his council . Well, down, i dont think this is positive development for Michael Cohen or the president for a variety of reasons. These are attorneys that have had involvement with him for weeks on end. Hes paid them likely millions of dollars. I estimate his burn rate is probably 500,000 week...

Been meeting with lawyers who might potentially represent him and that he wants attorneys with experience in the Southern District of new york. What does that all mean . Cohens been the subject of a criminal investigation since the fbi raided his home and office. That was back in april. He has not b charged with a crime, but sources say he will not be shocked if he is indicted. What does this mean for President Trump . Also tonight a Top Republican on capitol hill criticizing his gop colleagues for not standing up to President Trump accusing republicans of being in a cultlike situation when it...

Pay for everything and is it realistic . Which is the argument that klobuchar makes. That buttigieg makes in the very big divide that is this field. He did it more clearly with more strength. And in that moment. First of all it should be known that klobuchar is getting more attention from the media than i have seen in debates past. Shes not the only candidate in the room. Obviously her performance tonight is resonating. Two, i asked this question for a reason. Im not disrespecting democrats with the comparing youre not having this debate with the president of the United States. Its not going t...

Enterprise Fire Chief Paul Karvoski uses the term “totally insane” to describe proposed federal regulations for fire departments, search and rescue units and other emergency responders.

As Oregon approaches this year’s wildfire season, state officials are distributing $6 million in grants to help local agencies hire staff.