that s the thing. they re portrayed as this criminal organization. but they make their money through extortion and human trafficking. they are not on the level of some of these big drug trafficking organizations. most of these gang members have experienced severe levels of trauma themselves and they have gone through civil war in their country. but ms-13 was born on the streets of los angeles. if you really want to understand this gang, there is a lot of complexity to this, and i really hope people will watch our episode on sunday or read the piece i wrote on cnn.com because the u.s. government actually has played a role in their monstrous evolution. i think people need to know about that. dating back to el salvador and the civil war there. absolutely. and so many people caught in the middle of this are teenagers or young people. you actually spent time with a high school age person who was caught in the middle of it all. so so the people that this gang mostly prey on are y
canada in the new nafta deal if we don t make a fair deal for the u.s. after decades of abuse, canada will be out. or i ll terminate nafta entirely. so first of all, the consequences of quote/unquote terminating nafta. and congress does have a role here. they do. there s been, as you know. legislation that has attempted to walk back some of the president s power with terms to negotiating deals. look no further than senator bob corker from tennessee. not running for re-election. he s been critical of how the president has been negotiating these trade deals. with regards to nafta, this is again where i think the politics are really interesting because if you go to ohio where someone like senator brown, a progressive democrat, he is very much critical of nafta. people like senator elizabeth warren. they re critical of nafta. so these are the type of independent, progressive voters that are have been critical of nafta dating back to the clinton administration. so that tension we re g
reporter s computer hard drive or just i m trying to wrap my head around the whole safe idea in 2018. so, yes, there were these partial versions of these things elsewhere. that s how we found out about the trump doorman. that s how joe at the journal first came up with the karen mcdougal story. there are other pieces of this elsewhere. things we don t know exactly how much stuff is there. the safe was known to i would say not everyone but it was a known thing within a lot of the staff. this was like an old school combination lock-type vault. dating back i don t know how many apparently a pretty old thing. where those documents went of course we don t know. we don t know if they had been functionally turned over to the government. we don t know if they ve been destroyed. we don t know if they ve been moved somewhere else for safe keeping. just that they re no long wear
the catholic church in pennsylvania. a scathing grand jury report accusing more than 300 catholic priests of child sex abuse. they say there are more than 1,000 victims, dating back decades. and tonight, some of those alleged victims in tears, right there with authorities. here s abc s david wright. reporter: the blistering grand jury report names more than 300 predator priests, and accuses dozens of church officials of covering up. and this is just one state pennsylvania. priests were raping little boys and girls. and the men of god who were responsible for them not only did nothing, they hid it all. reporter: more than 1,000 victims in all. some shared their story in a video. i was groomed, starting young. they targeted me because i was fatherless. he would always have his hands on me. reporter: in case after case, the report says, church leaders maintained a circle of silence.
u.s. intelligence agencies have unanimously found what is now regarded assetaled fact. russia indeed reached deep within our electoral process, an electronic attack that remains under way as we speak at this moment. it s just the most recent effort of theirs in a campaign to infiltrate american politics dating back by the way to the days of the cold war. that is the subject of a new novel, the other woman, by best selling author daniel silva. he joins us here in our new york studios. welcome. it s great to see you again. nice to be here. i reckon you and i are pretty close in age and so we have watched the arc of all things, first soviet union, hen russia. you ve had the great good taste to start writing about it for the last decade or so. can you believe as a person our age how much the conversation is about russia and russians here