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A look at the diverse music of the 1990s, from Nirvana to Dixie Chicks to Tupac. songwriter with an ability to scream almost in tune. it just gave an intensity that was really unique. i kill you, i m not gonna crack nirvana gave the record industry a wake-up call and said, here is your new audience. so, start looking for the people with the clothes with the holes in the knees and you better run to those clubs to buy up the next one. i would go to the clubs and see bands like cat butt and bands like screaming trees. it was such a refreshing change from the competitive sort of l.a. hollywood 80s. and it was just suddenly so cool to be from seattle. one of the biggest music biz stories these days is the so-called rain city renaissance with the emergence of noisy punk metal grunge rock. bands like soundgarden, alice in chains, and pearl jam from seattle, washington. outshined outshined outshined overwhelming to see this many people. we re used to playing small c ....
we ll see what comes out of this the russia investigation carson is making headlines this week there s been a lot of talk about what the president s a war you re mr giuliani said yesterday he basically said that he s not sure now that collusion is a crime and earlier today the u.s. president tweeted collusion is not a crime but it doesn t matter because there was no collusion except by crooked hillary and the democrats now the crime that could be revealed would be working with a foreign power to influence the u.s. election so why the focus now on collusion not being a crime what do you think is going on here. looks like the from campus trying to shift the goalposts a little bit again in the beginning after the election they said well there were no contacts with the russians from the trump camp from the campaign then it came out in the united states right now and i have been following u.s. politics since i studied here in the nineteen nineties it seems like the political disput ....
telling the truth. he has no shadow hanging over him. the uncertainty is gone. he has stepped up to the line and he has admitted what he did wrong, but he is now liberated to tell the truth. everything about donald trump that he knows. from this point on you re going to see liberated michael cohen speaking truth to power. and we will hear a lot more from cohen s lawyer who you just saw there, he is going to be joining morning joe later this morning. after four days of deliberations the jury in the fraud trial of paul manafort found president trump s former campaign chairman guilty on eight of the counts against him. the jury has unable to reach a unanimous verdict on the other ten counts manafort faced. his trial marked a critical first stage for robert mueller s investigation. pete williams has more. reporter: the jury found paul manafort guilty of intentionally dodging taxes on millions of dollars that he earned as a political consultant for the former president of u ....
Updates of the day s news. tell bob mueller anything that would incriminate president trump. there was also the caveat that had he witnessed a crime he would have resigned. can that be known for certain, depending on what else mueller has learned throughout the probe that don mcgahn did not offer anything that is incriminating to the president? well, absolutely not. what we have right now is the word of mcgahn s attorneys, and so people who were not privy to the conversations cannot know for sure what was told. the reality is it is a bit comforting to the president, of course, because there s ongoing concern that people close to him could say something that would harm him. but perhaps mcgahn didn t share anything that could incriminate trump because there was nothing to incriminate trump, which is the argument trump has been making all of this time. but the reality is the investigation is ongoing and we will see more in the near future. speaking of the reality, eugene, we ....
hurricane florence is a category 4, likely to make landfall along the coast of the carolinas friday morning between 6:00 a.m. and noon. this all could change, of course, and just look at this tonight. the eye clearly visible right there. a very strong storm. and one of the things they re also worried about is once it slams into the u.s., another system might just hold it in place, dumping several feet of rain. and at this hour, 10 million people in its path, this image says it all. both sides of the highway there in south carolina going in the same direction tonight to help people get out. millions across several states will be effected by this. north carolina s governor tonight warning this could be deadly. tonight, the newest track, when it hits and abc s steve osunsami leading us off. reporter: from charleston to columbia tonight, and from myrtle beach into north carolina and virginia, more than a million and a half people are heading one way away from danger. enough clot ....