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jennifer. kim kardashian and her husband ignored reporters outside their tribeca apartment where they re staying. there s increased amount of security with her now after the robbery. in fact, after kim landed in new jersey, from paris this morning, her motorcade was as big as any president s or head of state. we counted 15 suvs accompanying here to downtown manhattan. the robbery investigation. elaine is in paris with more. french police tell me that five individuals were involved in the robbery. they were disguised as police officers, presenting themselves in front of this building here, and two of them gained entry to the apartment where they confronted the star, and robbed her. now, the police said that some of them left on bicycles after the robbery. investigators are also before the robbery. and she documented a lot of it on social media. it feels good. around 1:00 p.m. she posted this video leaving a fashion show. around 7:30, she posted a pic with her b ....
and here we go again. donald trump is denying a firestorm of independent accusations from women who say he either kissed them or groped them without consent. in just the past 24 hours, reports have emerged from at least five different accusers who say they have come forward in response to the latest presidential debate when donald trump denied that he ever assaulted women. he said that while he was addressing a leaked video in which he claims he can grope women whenever he wants and sexually assault them because he s a celebrity. again, he said that. trump called it locker room talk. but these accusers say it was much more than that. here are some of their stories. one woman tells people magazine that the billionaire essentially attacked her while she was on assignment for his editors back in 2005 for a story on donald and melania trump s first wedding anniversary. the story goes like this. he says she was interviewing th when melania trump went upstairs to change clo ....
music today. i don t like that one. it s weird that song. do you know that song? no. political news overnight. let s catch you up on the numbers here and the results from the primaries, bernie sanders winning the oregon democratic primary contest but nbc is calls hillary clinton the winner in kentucky. now, she s within 100 of the delegates kneed to clinch the democratic nomination. much more on politics. what it it means going forward this hour. that get us up to speed on the markets. around 1% for the main indices here in the states. we just flipped into the green on the futures market. about an hour or half an hour, only slightly, the dow pulled higher by three points. let s look at the bond market as well because we did see movement there yesterday when the cpi data and other areas of data surprised us. closer to 1.7, 1.8, on the top side of the yield this morning. the big news overnight, japan avoiding a recession in the first quarter. gdp by an annualized 1.7% ....
the more i learn about them, the more interesting they get. it seems to be a bottomless pool of interesting facts and passions and contradictions. they are both fascinating characters. what makes them so interesting? part of the interest for me is that there are parts that are famous and very well known. they have heard of the infamous caning. thing they the only know about. his career came after that. he came back in 1859 and the het important part was when becomes a dedicated advocate for civil rights laws. he was contradictory and ordinary. he was arrogant and most of his colleagues hated him. he has left a lasting legacy that i think is quite profound. he was from a different perspective. in 1969. he was probably the most effective minority leader we ve ever had. this is the time of heavy party dominance. he managed to shave every bill that came through. he was entertaining and clownish. the voters loved him. behind the clown was this very serious legislator. he jus ....
betty koed: it would probably be a tie between charles sumner, two very different people. the more i learn about them, the more interesting they get. charles sumner just seemed to be a bottomless pool of the interesting fact and passions and contradictions. endocyte know more about air, i am finding similar things about , and did he had bad stop about what he did. brian: what makes them so interesting? betty: part of the interest for me is that there are parts that are famous and very well known. they have heard of the infamous caning. that is not the only thing they know about. the most interesting part of his career came after that. he came back in 1859 and the most important part was when he becomes a dedicated advocate for civil rights laws. he was contradictory and ordinary. he was ordinary. he was arrogant. he was arrogant and most of his colleagues hated him. he has left a lasting legacy that i think is quite profound. he was from a different perspective. he die ....