dave and debbie as trustees.e was removed of trustee of those funds. during the divorce dave's father gave him sole control of a second quite generous trust fund. but when investigators ran the numbers on that second fund administered only by dave. >> basically there was supposed to be several hundred thousand dollars in each account, instead there was a couple thousand dollars. he had been living off it up to five years at that point. >> something like $300,000 was missing. dave cried poverty, he bought his girlfriend, mary, a $27,000 lexus, took her on vacation to hawaii and used $60,000 to pay off divorce costs and what he $1,500 he owed to his kids from the first set of trusts. but here believed the detectives was the heart of the motive for murder. debbie, if she hadn't disappeared was about to expose all that in court. >> you steal $300,000 and you are about to be exposed by it -- >> by a woman you despise? >> pretty good motive. >> certainly another piece of the puzzle. >> there is another strange piece to

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dave. >> jessica, thank you. cnn -- >>> jessica, thank you. cnn has learned that tsa is planning to eliminating screening at 150 airports. they also say the proposal would come with a small undesirable security risk. a tsa spokesman saying the documents confirm a debate within the agency. two of the september 11th attackers first flew from portland, maine. a small airport there would be less secure. cnn's rene marsh has the latest from washington. >> reporter: dave, this would be a major change for travelers and a shift in how tsa uses resources. the proposal, the agency is considering, calls for elimination of the tsa screening at small and medium sized airports that operate commercial plane was 60 seats or fewer. operating theory is treerrorist are not interested in the smaller airports and they are targeting larger airports. >> big or small against anybody you can go after. so the opportunity to go after a 50-person passenger jet is very attractive. >> reporter: the concern is the lack o

dave and christine. >> stunning story.. >>> florida's tourism board launching a program to help with the red tide. this has been detected in eight counties and killed thousands of marine creatures and hurt tourism. the weather service warns the tide can cause respiratory irritation and skin rash and burning eyes. >>> indycar driver robert wikens is hospitalized after a frightening crash at poconos race way. watch the eighth lap after the restart. wickens and ryan hunter ray touched wheels and his car went into the fence and spun in the air. it took several minutes to get him out of the vehicle. he is being treated to injuries from right arm and spine and likely go through surgery. these sports are dangerous, but these cars have become so much safer. the fact he is okay says a lot how that cockpit keeps the guys safe. >> wish him well. >>> reunknoions nearly 70 years apart. more from seoul next. customers to care for lives to get home to they use stamps.com print discounted postage for any letter any package any time right

dave.hank you. >>> priceless royal artifacts stolen from the swedish cathedral in a daring plot. the thieves making off with the jewels belonging to former monarchs carl and katherine. they were taken from the cathedral west of stockholm. suspects escaping from across the sea in a small open top motor boat. the items stolen were part of the funeral regalia from the king and queen. the stolen artifacts pales in comparison to the swedish culture history. >> wild story. >>> president trump ratcheting up the pressure on china with the trade war, but it continues to worry investors. stock futures and global markets dropping. friday's jobs report could provide relief, but for now the worry is on the proposal from the trump administration. u.s. trade rep will consider raising tariffs from 10% to 25% on $200 billion of chinese goods. the u.s. and china have imposed tariffs on goods worth tens of billio billions, but sarah sanders says the mission is clear. >> the bottom line is the president will c

dave, laura. >> kyung lah, thank you.motional tributes coming from john mccain's senate colleagues. his closest friend tweeting america lost one of our greatest champi champions. jeff flake got choked up speaking on cnn "state of the union" sunday. >> it's tough. i'm going to miss him. i have admired him my entire life and it's tough to imagine a senate without him. it's tough to imagine politics without john mccain. >> across the aisle, democratic leader chuck schumer is introducing a resolution to rename the russell office building after mccain. >> you don't meet many great men through life. john mccain was one of them. and i would like decades from now little children to ask their parents who was john mccain and they will explain his sacrifice and patriotism and fidelity. when he did the wrong thing, to change. >> and former vice president joe biden honoring mccain with these words. quote, john mccain's life is proof that some truths are timeless. character and courage and honor. a life lived with those truths cast a l

we have with >> reporter: good morning, dave.on meddling, but not just in 2016, but the upcoming midterms. that is something that the russians will be very interested to speak about as well. the russians for their part, have been saying or less specifically, saying irritants in the relations with the united states and russia are something that is going to be discussed. one of the things they have been interested in as well, dave, is the president saying a couple of weeks ago that he would be willing to think about sanctions relief for russia if russia works with the united states on issues like syria and ukraine. now the russians, of course, were angry when john bolton said russians are stuck in syria and unable to get help. russians says that is not the case. they want to work with the united states. having been in syria last week, the russians believe they will be the ones in the lead on that topic. dave. >> we will have david sang everybody from "the new york times" to -- sanger from "the new york times" coming up to discuss t

dave spahr is here with your weather forecast. an approaching trough. moderate onshore flow coupled with a slightly deeper marine layer will maintain seasonably cool temperatures along the coast. high pressure will rebuild over the southwest early in the week resulting in warm and dry conditions through the rest of the work week. ( marty ) the reward money for a missing iowa college student keeps rising -- as investigators continue to search for any clues into her disappearance. mollie tibbetts spent part of her childhood in oakland... she hasn't been seen since july 18th -- when she went for an evening run in hometown of brooklyn, iowa. her family and her neighbors are hanging on to hope she will be found. christi paul has the latest. kind. smart. feisty. a fighter. an exceptional writer. these are all words used to describe mollie tibbetts. sadly, we can now add the word; missing. nats: "it's just small town, small town iowa. and this doesn't happen here."'here' is brooklyn, iowa, a small, sleepy town enveloped by rows of cornfi

dave and laura? >> jessica, thanks. cnn has learned special counsel robert mueller has referred several cases to federal prosecutors in manhattan. sources say they relate to whether high-profile americans failed to properly register as foreign agents. among the subjects, longtime democratic lobbyist tony podesta along with a former republican congressman and a white house lawyer under president obama. all three men did work on behalf of ukraine. mueller has already turned over a case involving trump personal attorney michael cohen. no comment yet from the special counsel, the u.s. attorney, or any potential subjects. >>> president trump putting a little physical distance between himself and the mueller investigation by campaigning for republican candidates in florida last night. things got tense when his supporters fiercely heckled cnn's jim acosta. [ crowd chanting ] >> president trump did nothing to calm the crowd or stop it. the president's son, eric, retweeted the video, which was then retweeted

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm kaylee hartung. it is 31 minutes past the hour. "the wall street journal" reports that the president and his legal team are said to be focused on the dreaded "i" word. impeachment. they believe he doesn't have the strategy or staff. to protect himself for future legal battles. it could lead to impeachment charges. the president's team has discussed recruiting experienced legal fire power to the office of white house counsel which is losing its lead lawyer don mcgahn. >> president trump announcing on twitter wednesday mcgahn will leave the job in the fall after the expected confirmation of supreme court nominee brett kavanaugh. mcgahn's departure was not unexpected, but he was blind sided by the tweet. having not announced his timetable to leave. we get more from abby phillip at the white house. >> reporter: dave and kaylee, president trump's announcement that don mcgahn would be leaving in the near future came as a surprise. even republican senators were surprised donald trump made the decision. mcgahn was expected to leave the whi

dave and laura. >> thank you. senator mccain had one final message for americans in a letter read by his long time campaign manager rick davis. >> we weaken our greatness when we confuse our patriotism with tribal rivalries which sown resentment and hate and violence in all of the corners of the globe. we weaken it when we hide behind balances rather than tear it -- behind walls rather than tear it down. do not despair. we believe always in the promise and greatness of america. because nothing is inevitable here. americans never quit. we never surrender. we never hide from history. we make history. >> mccain said he lived a rewarding life and would not trade a single day, not often the ones of extraordinary hardship. >> no doubt the hardest of the hardships is the five and a half years held captive at the hanoi hilton in vietnam. his time as prisoner of war shaped his life and legacy. let's bring in ivan watson from the hanoi hilton. ivan. >> reporter: i'm at the prison which used to be a french colonial prison. i

. >> i'm dave briggs. we have a live report from hong kong and ivan watson will join us from vietnam. we start with the latest on senator mccain. it took two days and mounting pressure from all sides, but president trump has finally offered praise to senator john mccain. first, despite our differences on policy and politics, i respect senator john mccain's service to our country. the president later echoed the sentiment at the white house event. it is a move one leading veteran group called symbolic but important. >> a source familiar with the talk says the president was pushed by internal staff to deliver a more robust statement on john mccain. "the new york times" reports the president refused early requests from vice president pence to do so. >> according to "the wall street journal" the white house prodded the president for two days to release a statement. he thought the tv coverage of mccain was over the top. we get more from cnn's abby phillip at the white house. >> reporter: dave and laura, a day of

dave spahr is here with your weather forecast.t conditions will persist inland through the weekend. a persistent but shallow marine layer and light onshore flow will maintain mild conditions at the coast. cooling is then forecast during the early part of next week. ( marty )in national news... a california judge granted a temporary restraining order on the deportation of reunited families. the move comes from u-s district judge dana sabraw... and stops the removal of both parent and child-- so parents can help their children with asylum hearings. the government says the childrens' rights to asylum hearings were waived when the parents signed paperwork for their children to be deported with them. however the plaintiffs say the documents were not "knowingly or voluntarily" signed. ( marty )after 3-days... a man that went hiking in yosemite valley is still missing. this is john cogdell. john is an national park service employee. he was last seen wednesday in the upper pines camp ground in yosemite valley. yosemite national park offic

dave spahr is here with your weather forecast.ns will persist inland today, although temperatures are expected to be slightly cooler than yesterday. an upper level trough will move into northern california by tonight and bring cooler temperatures to our entire region during the first half of the work week. slight warming is then expected late in the week. ( marty )professional video gaming is a very popular competion. and it made a stop in oakland. hundreds of fans made their way to the city's e-sports arena in jack london square to compete and watch people play fighting games like street fighter and tekken 7. kron4's gayle ong was there and takes us inside the world of professional gaming. the energy sure feels like you're at a live sporting event..but there's no bats or balls..it's professional video gamesthey even have live commentary

anybody who bought it should throw it away or return it to c- ( dave ) (ácommercialá) (dave)slightlymperatures are forecast today, but the inland valleys will still be very warm. a gradual inland cooling trend is forecast to continue through tuesday as high pressure weakens over northern and central california. coastal areas will remain seasonably cool through the period as onshore flow persists and as the the marine layer deepens. ( marty ) ( marty )a big story we are follwing this morning... the judge in the deadly ghost ship warehouse case... tossed out the plea deal... which prosecutors had reached with the defendents. 36 people were trapped and killed when a massive fire broke out inside a warehouse back in 20-16. kron's hermela aregawi has more on the judges decision and reactions from the families of victims. ...a grueling two days in court comes to an end..for families of the victims of the ghost ship warehouse fire.in an unusual move judge james cramer threw out the plea deals of two men charged with 36 counts of involuntary manslaughter.both max harris and derick almena rea

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let's go to phil in dublin. >> reporter: good morning, dave. too many people are suffering because of abuse in the church here. the pennsylvania report added to the expectation that the pope must move to finally mix thfix . the time of sorrowful apologies has passed. there is no polite, easy way to explain what happened to darren mcgavin on the grounds of the church. >> he put me over the table and had the vestments, ropes of the vestmente es -- vestments. he began to rape me. >> reporter: he was abused for years by tony walsh. one of the most notorious pedophile priests. >> i was raped with a cruicifix. >> reporter: abuse and trauma. >> i'm 46 years of age and medicated since i was 12. 12 years of age. so -- when will it stop? when is it going to stop? i don't know. >> reporter: this is just one victim's story in a country deeply wounded by the horrific legacy of priests abusing vast numbers of children and often getting away with it. it will be the defining issue for pope francis when he visits once proudly catholic ireland. >> do this in mem

dave and laura? >> okay, jessica, thank you. >>> president trump putting a little physical distance between himself and the mueller investigation by campaigning for republican candidates in florida last night. boy, did things get tense when his supporters fiercely heckled our jim acosta. [ crowd chanting ] tuesday night raw there. the president did nothing to calm the crowd, nor did his staff. the president's son, eric, retweeted the video, which was retweeted by the president of the united states. just think about that for a moment. jim acosta has more from tampa. >> reporter: dave and laura, at a rally here in florida, the president steered clear of the subject of the russia investigation, instead returning to one of his favorite topics on the campaign trail, immigration, telling his supporters here that there should be voter i.d. laws across the country, at one point remarking that you need an i.d. to buy groceries. here's what he had to say. >> only american citizens should vote in american elect

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good morning, arwa. >> reporter: good morning, dave. government announced a series of measures to calm down the population and comfort investors to a certain yes. that has not really been what it is at the markets want to see the turkey government want to do. that is even crease interest rates. -- that is increase interest rates. before all this, the lira was at a lower pace and losing value. it was dealt the death blow because of the feud and spat between ankara and washington and then the refusal to release pastor brunson. turkey states he has links to terrorism. that led the administration to sanction the turkey ministers. turkey retaliated. then what caused the lira to plummet is when president trump tweeted about how he would double tariffs on turkey steel and aluminum impaimports. in response, president erdogan was coming out and saying america was effectively waging economic war on his country and calling this a stab in the back. making it bitter that turkey and america were meant to be allies. some analysts are saying the americ

dave and christine. >> kaitlan collins, thanks.riefing. >>> one of the jurors in the paul manafort trial says a lone holdout prevented them from convicting on all 18 counts. paula duncan tells fox news jurors agreed to disregard the testimony of the former right hand man rick gates because he took a plea deal. they relied on documents to reach eight guilty verdicts. >> when the president was asked about a pardon for manafort, he side-stepped the question. >> i have great respect for what he has done and gone through. he worked for ronald reagan for years. he worked for bob dole. his firm worked for mccain. many, many people and many, many years. what he did, some of the charges they threw against him, every consultant and lobbyist in washington does. >>> "the new york times" reports the president and rudy giuliani have discussed the potential political reper suggestions of the pardoning of manafort. >> let's talk about this with david sanger. he joins us from sydney, australia. 7:35 p.m. there. great to have you on, mr. sanger. we

dave and kaylee. >> thank you, jeff. president trump telling allen weiselberg that cohen did not cooperate in the investigation. weiselberg reimbursed cohen for the hush money to stormy daniels. the president doesn't seem concerned about the cfo talking. >> 100%. he is a wonderful guy. it was a very limited little period of time. >> trump refused to say whether he knew before the election about the stormy daniels payment despite past claims he did not. trump knocked the threat of democrats trying to impeach him. saying i don't think they can impeach somebody doing a great job. he says it would set a precedent making it too easy to remove future presidents. >>> president trump defending his response to john mccain's passing. >> we had our disagreements. they were strong disagreements. i disagreed with men of the things -- with many of the things i assumed he believed in. with that said, i respect his service to the country. >> the white house press secretary sarah sanders was in the room. she joked he was having a nervous

dave, christine. >> thank you. now, the big question, of course, how much trouble might the president be in? one source close to the trump organization tells cnn cohen's plea deal, which does not include cooperation with the government is further proof he does not have anything damaging on the president. they say essentially it is cohen's word against the president's. legal experts like jeffrey toobin say the president is not out of jeopardy. >> i don't think that even happened during watergate and pled guilty and said the sitting president was a co-conspirator. now, it is true that there are justice department guidelines that say a president cannot be indicted. but this crime could be prosecuted after donald trump leaves office. this crime could be referred to congress as a high crime and misdemeanor. but the fact that we have an admitted felon saying that the signature president of the united states was his co-conspirator in this felony is a pretty extraordinary piece of news. >> pleading guilty, fought cohen's o

i'm dave briggs. papa don't preach.ng out against things she cares about. >>> we start with the russia meddling our election systems. if you listen to the president talk about it and his top intel officials, there is a disconnect about it. the president ranting hours after the officials called out the kremlin for interfering in the 2018 midterms. at the rally in pennsylvania, the president touted the helsinki summit with putin and ignoring the russian attacks on american democracy. >> we got along really well. by the way, that's a good thing not a bad thing. now we're being hindered by the russian hoax. everybody said, wow, that was great. a couple hours later, i started hearing reports that they wanted me to walk up. they wanted me to walk up and go like this. son of a -- >> shadow boxing. a hobby we didn't know the president has. hours earlier, key members of the national security team appeared in the white house briefing room to warn the country the russian election interference is ongoing. >> in regards to the russi

i'm kaylee hartung. >> i'm dave briggs.. >>> the president is clearly worried about what he said and he should be worried. really watching a slow motion saturday night massacre. the last thing we need to do is monkey this up by trying to embrace a socialist agenda. >> he is an incredible candidate that is turning himself into a carbon copy of trump. >> this is "new day." >>> welcome to our viewers in the united states and

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nic, good morning. >> reporter: good morning, dave. it is causing concern because, of course, 20% of the oil supply goes through the strait of hormuz. that is 20 to 30 miles north of here. we are at the gulf of oman. iranian military exercises are taking place in the gulf of orman and the straits of hormuz. one reason why the oil facility here has been developed. the oil facility here actually is at the end of the pipeline that bypasses the strait of hormuz. 1.5 million barrels a day. these are piped out to sea safely here. the concern regionally and in washington is the rhetoric coming from tehran saying that if they are not allowed to sell their oil, no one will be able to pass the oil through the strait of hormuz. this is causing concern in washington with the military exercises. they describe them as involving dozens of small boats. it is not clear if this is to put meat on the bones to send a message or what it is. we will know in a couple of days the sanctions come back into effect following the withdrawal from the iran nuclear d

dave and christine. >> scott. a terrible story. >>> the president says he is looking for help from his own federal reserve chairman. why he says he is not thrilled with jerome powell. when i received the diagnoses, i knew at that exact moment ... i'm beating this. my main focus was to find a team of doctors. it's not just picking a surgeon, it's picking the care team and feeling secure in where you are. visit cancercenter.com/breast >>> president trump breaking presidential protocol by criticizing the federal reserve. he told reuters that jerome powell is raising interest rates. trump appointed him last year. trump said the fed should do more to help him boost the economy. now candidate trump criticized the fed for doing exactly that and keeping interest rates low to help president obama. >> we have a fed that is doing political things. this janet yellen of the fed, the fed is doing political. by keeping interest rates at this level. >> now president trump wants the same easy money policies for himself. the fed di

i'm dave briggs. >> good to have you back. >> how are you? >> i'm well. as good as can be at 4:00 a.m. good morning. president trump returns to the white house tonight. the white house called it a working vacation. special counsel's russia investigation top of mind. sunday, rudy giuliani told cnn if the president sits down questioned by mueller, he will deny he talked to james comey. >> the president said he never told comey he should go easy on flynn. comey says he did. if he goes in and testifies under oath, instead of this being a dispute, they can say it is perjury. if they elect to believe comey with what trump. >> contrast that to what he told abc in july. >> how is he a good witness for the president if the president was asking him or directing him to let the michael flynn go. >> he didn't say that. he said can you give him a break. >> which is it? the president never asked him that or did he? the president told him during that meeting, i hope you can see your way clear to letting this go. to l

i'm dave briggs. the president once called her honest, of course, but now a low life. >>> we start with the president returning to the white house. following a week at the new jersey golf club that the white house called a working vacation. special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation is no doubt top of mind in the west wing. sunday, rudy giuliani telling cnn if the president sits down for questioning by mueller, he will deny he directed james comey to end the investigation of former national security adviser michael flynn. >> the president said he never told comey he should go easy on flynn. comey says he did. if he goes in and testifies under oath, instead of this being a dispute, they can say it is perjury. if they elect to believe comey instead of trump. >> contrast that to what he told abc in july. >> how is he a good witness for the president if the president was asking him or directing him to let the michael flynn go. >> he didn't say that. he said can you give him a break. >> can you

dave: google was quick off the mark.fter the president's tweet early in the morning, google said in a statement that the search is not used to set a political agenda, and we do not bias our results against a political ideology. there are many factors into what doh appear in a google sear -- 200 different things that can influence the ranking of various websites. google is pretty firm in saying that politics is not part of the equation. laura: is google worried that the internet searches could be regulated? oadministra suggested today it is going toto look hat. dave: yes, i think the primary concern for google is that the increased scrutiny about how search results are displayed could result in added transparency over how the algorithm works. ofit course, it is the alg that makes google a lot of its money. g it is someth a black box. google does give hints about how things e ranked, but nobody really knows externally from the company how exactly it works. google would be worried, as with other tech companies be, that scru

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this will be dave 2. -- this will be day 2. >>> welcome back. one suspects son accused of kidnapping was denied the request. they are awaiting trial. the judge says while he was concerned by traveling back, prosecutors failed to present evidence in any pacific -- specific threats to the community. >>> mollie tibbetts was last seen july 18 going out for a run in her hometown of brooklyn, iowa. yesterday, authorities launched a website. i hope to hear from people who were in certain locations on that day. >> mollie tibbetts has bay area connections. on sunday, former classmates held a vigil in piedmont. the reward in the case has now grown to $330,000. >>> we are also learning additional information about the newest murder charge against the golden state killer. >> joseph deangelo is accused of killing a journalism professor in 1975. he stopped an intruder from kidnapping his 16-year-old daughter in the middle of the night. >> demo of the suspect -- the mo of the suspect can link him to the crime although we do not have dna. >> he broke into more

back to you guys. >>> thank you, dave. this morning in the royal roundup.day for meghan markle. what a difference a year makes. >> last year at this time, she was dating prince harry. she say full royal. how will she spend her birthday? we have answers. nbc's lucy kafanov outside kensington palace. hey, lucy. >> reporter: jeff, good morning. a big day for meghan markle. she is turning 37. a birthday she shares with the queen's mother. the newlyweds well celebrate over the weekend, but this morning, the duty calls. attending a wedding of harry's best childhood friend. meghan markle turning 37 this morning. former "suits" star and now the duchess of sussex. living out her fairy tale. >> meghan has thrown herself into british life and has been a woman of her word. >> reporter: a lot has changed when prince harry whisked her away to botswana camping out under the african sky. her life now in the public eye. getting engaged in november. spending christmas with the queen. becoming part of the fab four with harry, william and kate. and that unforgettable wedding i

david: dave wild. lemonis: dave, nice to meet you.f that company was able to make the product without compromising the quality, then i'm open to it. how did you guys meet? david: lisa originally called us to see if we would manufacture product for them, and... lemonis: so are you a cookie company? david: we are. we manufacture them. lemonis: okay. can you give me a little background? i'm sorry. i'm kind of walking... david: i've been in the cookie business for 25 years. lemonis: oh, wow. so you guys already have a deal in place? lisa: yeah. lemonis: okay. what is the deal? david: it's a straight licensing deal with a royalty. lisa: where, you know, they sell the product, i get a percentage of... david: there is minimum guarantees. lemonis: minimum guarantees to them? david: yes. lemonis: okay. david: and then there's a royalty rate of 8%. lemonis: what areas do you have? what exclusivities do you have, and how does all that work? david: so the retail product would go through our company, clever cookie. lemonis: so you have an exclusiv

dave johnson at the live desk with an update now dave? >> there's no question football, as you know, erika, is a bigpa of american culture, especially the college game, but it is the culture inside the university of maryland football program that is raising eyebrows after that espn report you referenced cal cd thatture toxic, and what should not be lost is the added scrutiny on maryland, after the ultimate loss. 19-year-old offensive lineman jordan mcnair died in the spring. he was hospitalized for two weeksfter taking part in a team rkout ataryland. he suffered from a heatstroke in june. there is no evidence yet the culture at the maryland proayam a role in mcnair's death, but an external review in investigating his death expressed concern in his words about mediaeports and allegations of unacceptable behaviors by members of the maryland football staff. now, also in the statement, evans said you will be hearing fr me, as our work continues to rebuild the culture of respecoo in ourall program. the words of maryland athletic director david

dave mcmannis was arrested in maryland, where he grew up, while u.s.s mounted a manhunt for phil barr. >> kinda lost track of him. we were actually then able to -- to locate phil in the vermont area, very close to the canadian border, where we think he had fled with the intent possibly of -- of leaving the country. >> reporter: but the case against the men needed more, and so the cold case team kept investigating. and in 2014, one of them came across a name buried deep in an old file. right after tara disappeared, a next door neighbor told investigators she saw barr and another man at tara's house that day, but she couldn't see much because her view was blocked by a fence. so that went nowhere then, except the neighbor happened to mention that her sister-in-law had been visiting that day. but, no one had ever interviewed her. >> kurt, i think, had found her name and said, "hey, do you -- who is this person?" and mike said, "oh, i know someone by that name." so mike then went out and-- and located her and spoke to her. >> what'd she have to say? >> she

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it's whatever dave wants to do.hy is he throwing a watermelon off the building? >> i think that's an important consideration for all of us. and believe me, ma'am, you've come to the right place. >> you don't tune into letterman to see what's going on in the country today. would you have tuned into jay to see that. that's the difference. character and personality, then a great joke teller. >> if you don't like who dave has on and you don't like who i have on, now you can click around, why don't we go back to jay? gee, here's something i might have missed. >> i found they both evolved their style. they came out of the carson thing and first instinct is to kinda sorta do it like that and then their personalities emerge and they did their own versions of it. >> the host plays with the structure. but you need the structure. without it, you don't have comedy. people like when they know what the rules are. then it's what you do with those rules. >> how do you begin deciding you're going to be different? >> make no mistake

dave: very curious, wasn't it. they seem to be 99.5% sure it was russia but they did not go the final mark saying it was,th anreason they have given is they say facebook alone does not have necessarily the intelligence to draw thoses. conclusi all it can d they said, is follow the techniques, and they say many of the techniques were similar to what they found russian-cked groups were doing before. and also make some guesses based on security practices common in the i.t. industry -- namely, they tried to follow the tracks of where the information has come from. they s the most recent example was more sophiicated than what they saw before 2016ulso it is diffto say for certain, although many people here, particularly politicians, think it is that russia again was trying to use facebook to influence american voters.: jary briefly, just how difficult is it to stop these spot these things? dave: extreme difficult, nothing thatacebook has tried to stress today, there may be new ones that they are not aware of yet which ar

making fun of dave matthews, it is the mean girls making fun, you're being a mean girl about dave matthews>> i'm hurt by that accusation, joe. i really am. the boys i went to high school with who listen to dmb just left it, i can't do it. i can't do it. >> so, sam stein, is this sort of -- is this along the line of creed. is this like a creed/nickelback backlash? >> am i wrong? >> yeah, you're wrong. >> i don't know. >> it's the fans of dave matthews. who we recall as the big fans of dave matthews from high school and college and, of course, willie, have turned us against him. >> is this what we're really talking about today? >> can we please move on. >> i have to say, willie, you know, alex says we're circling the drain. >> we're down the drain. we're not circling. >> you know, i did not for some reason like steely dan when i was in high school and college, but i like him now. some great music. >> okay. >> i'm going to help alex and try to pull us up out of the drain. mika, this is for you. chris collins of new york has been charged with insider trader and lying to investigators alleged t

i'm dave briggs. >> i'm christine romans.nt trump refuting one of omarosa manigault newman's most damning charges there is an out-take from "the apprentice" where he uses the "n" word repeatedly. the president tweeting that the producer of the show called to say there are no tapes of "the apprentice" where i use such a terrible and disgusting word as stated by deranged and wacky omarosa. i don't have that word in my vocabulary and never have. >> the tweet capping off the day. he retweeted his former lawyer michael cohen, who, of course, secretly recorded the president. many in the white house are bracing for omarosa for more recordings. this all casts a spotlight on the favorite tactic used by the president. nondisclosure agreements. we have kaitlan collins with more. >> reporter: dave and christine, a week ago, the white house strategy was to not respond to the claims in omarosa's new book, but the president went through that when he tweeted multiple times about omarosa calling her a wacko. saying she was vicious and dislike

i am dave clark. >> there is below average. that drizzle is pretty extensive, and it is going to be with us today and also tomorrow. 50s on the temperatures and the drizzle starts around the pain. -- around the bay. it is not going to change until maybe the weekend. we will have more on that coming up a little bit later. the highs today our 60s and 70s even in length. the traffic is i hope very quiet. >> it is very quiet as a matter of fact, steve. you're very good at this. right now, we are start with pictures and show at bridge toll prize does nottoll plaza, -- at the bay bridge toll plaza, it is moving along nicely. the eastbound traffic here is coming along slowly and westbound traffic is moving along pretty well heading out to the high-rise. let's go back to the desk. >> san francisco's medical examiner is investigating the discovery of a body found inside of a large fish tank. they want to determine if there was a man who lived at home. a neighbor became suspicious in june when the man was not seen walking his dog, wateri

dave: thank you for your time.ore on balance of power. ♪ shery: this is bloomberg markets balance of power. dave: back to that breaking news, apple became the first publicly traded u.s. company to hit $1 trillion in the market cap. the surge was briefed before apple did back below the mark. how apple got there. after months of waiting, it finally happened. even if it was short-lived. apple became the first u.s. publicly traded company to hit ,1 trillion in market valuation leaving the likes of amazon and alphabet in its wake, not far behind. [cheering] mark: the milestone is significant, and a testament to the rapid growth spurred by the success of products, the iphone and ipad. 's leadership after taking over in 2011. >> we are calling it the iphone. mark: but let's not forget that what is now the world's most -- on the brink of bankruptcy as recently as the late 1990's. that was until steve jobs returned to the full. since then, it was one success after another. in the seven years since his death, cook steered ap