, chase elliot wins in the cup series.lian: the celebrations took a detour when elliot ran out of gas, so teammate jimmy johnson had his back pushing elliot into victory lane. [laughter] rob: honoring nation's heros, the final team of runners making it to finish line at arlington national cemetery for annual run for the fall, the cross country trek started at army base between california and nevada back in april, the long way around 50 runners participated in the 19-state, 6,000-mile relay to honor americans who have died to protect this country. jillian: 8 minutes after the hour right now and i don't know about you but it has been hot out here in the last couple of days and adam klotz in the studio. >> i could have slept, it's warm across the country. close to 100-degrees in phoenix already, we are sitting right around 80-degrees in new york city, it's going to be hot all day long, it's the early morning temperatures before it's all said and done, a lot of spots running into 90's or even warmer than that. close to 100 in

. >>> elliot-hine middle school is closed for the t rest ofhe week because of flooding damage. buses will take students to class tod and tomorrownd take them back to elliot-hine in the afternoon. >>> ohio state has suspended its head football coach. urban meyer will beuspended r the first three games of the upcoming football season. the school says meyer did notno learnh after learning of a domestic violence of one of his coaches. >>> a firefighter is suspended after one of these atvs went through town. the vehicles are not street-legal. >>> 4:38 right now. coming up, cutting down on congestion by expanding i-95. the highway will be three lanes wider. >>> mushroom warning. they are popping up everywhere after the rainy weather. at to know towh p you made a promise. you agreed to never give up. to ask, what else can i do? you agreed to remember the good people who se with every challenge, to remember their strength.er to, with grit and grace. you made a prose. we did too. e all-new ram 1500. >>> you're watching "news 4 today." >> and our soggy summer has led to wild mushrooms po

amendment rights and we can discuss and debate any statements that former officials make. >> and elliot, isn't that what brennan is doing as a private citizen no longer leading the agency? saying look, the way you handle yourself on the world stage in he helsinki was tantamount to treasonous. that's not him saying in the his official capacity. he's a former agent. >> certainly but i think there's also precedent and the precedent is that the directors of cia are brought in very, very closely to administrations, they handle significant sensitive information for sensitive decisions so if we have a precedent by which former cia directors are extremely vocal of the outgoing administration -- the counteradministration you'll wind up with a changed intelligence culture and a highly politicized intelligence apparatus in the country so is it ultimately worth it? the american people should not fall into the trap of trying to ascribe blame, is brennan wrong, is trump wrong. it's like when you have two parents going through a divorce and they're yelling at each other in the house. it doesn't matter

several areas inside elliot high middle school are flooded. >> we just learned it's going to be closed for the rest of the week now. g students areng to have to have class at garnett patterson middlech sool. >> justin finch has more on tt damage. >> from the outside, it'sard tell anything's wrong, that there is any reason at all that elliot h middle school is closed on this first wednesday of the new school year,ut flooding in several areas of the building forced the northeast d.c. school to close i doors. outside, school staff stood by to break the news to students who may tave missed alerts. on twitter tuesday night, thishe update from elliot high middle school account, special notice, ehmsill be closed tomorrow, august 22nd, 2018. the district's public school office tells news 4 is taking students' safety and security seriously and working with ther dent of general services. the district says contractors ar on site assessing water damage and makingth repairs. r hope is to have those fixes finished soon so classes can resume as qulekly as poss here in northeast, i'm justin finch, new

that case that elliot brady and his wife were reportedly offering to make go away, for those very large sums, that case that they said they could get quashed, settled, ended, that ways that karen offering that contract about is one of the largest alleged financial frauds in human history. it is a multi-billion dollar heist from the government of malaysia. and now today the wall street journal reports that the department of justice is looking into whether or not elliot brady but lots of other people if trump's orbit have been getting lawned launders money in that giant heist from malaysia. they a investigating whether a financier laundered tins of millions to pay a u.s. legal team, that includes former new jersey governor chris christie and a lawyer that represents president trump the team of lawyers and consultants includes mr. christie, mr. trump's long-time lawyer marc kasowitz and bobby burchfield, a lawyer who served as an outside ethics adviser. remember when the president decide he wasn't going to give up his business and form a trust. don't worry, we are bringing in an outside et

. >> joining me now elliot shapiro and editor-in-chief of the cato supreme court review, elliot, greatve you. >> good to be back. >> judge kavanaugh's confirmation hearing to be topic and is that the only play as minority party? >> they are grasping it strong. there was the attack that he liked baseball too much or beer too much, all the different things and making political argument that a president under investigation or whatever doesn't get to nominate someone. if they had the majority, they should stop processing nominee but they have eye on fall midterm elections, but we will have hearings as senator grassley said. mike: judiciary chairman chuck grassley, doesn't see precedent for delay, he calls it absurd, are -- is he right? >> i think so. it doesn't connect him to russian collusion or michael cohen or anything like that, it's not like some president under some cloud is i -- illegitimate, it's not like richard nixon. until and unless trump is impeached, this nominee continues and he's going to be processed in the normal course. he's being processed about the same pace that the l

not ts elliot has proven to be an exciting opponent challenge at every turn. head off in front of my wife multiple times unquote. day two in the courtroom ellis is known for -- did you see any of that today? >> reporter: absolutely, jake. we heard a lot from ts elliot a few weeks ago when he became president trump's favorite judge when he took down the special counsel saying he knew this trial against paul manafort wasn't about bafg fraud, it was about -- bank fraud, it was about brigg down donald trump he began in court today about brigg up the use of the word ol gashings -- oligarchs, it suggests he is associates with despicable people. some of the people he was getting paid the $60 million the government said he was hiding in these off shore bank accounts, the judge took issue with the government using photos of some of the lavish things that paul manafort was spending money on. you mentioned the osstrich coat yesterday and the mercedes that one of the people were testifying in the last hour. jake, he was also scolding the prosecutor saying remember that pa

the shuttles will take the students back to elliot-hine. 14 crews will be repairing a nkhole in loudon county. the work is scheduled to be completed by tonight. but there is a chance it won't be done until friday.ne >>> of the biggest names in college football won't b on the sidelines this year. >> ohio state suspended urban meyer. the announcedmement came down l night. the athleticil director also suspended without pay for a two-week period. >> as a head coach, you're responsible for everybody's behavior. that's a difficult thing to do. we all know that. there were red flags. iish i had done a better job. >> meyer thought it wasn't his job to do anything againstmith unless law enforcement tookac on. >>> a swarm of riders took place. an atv crashed in a chtown on sunday evening. he was arrested for driving an atv in a public space. police made three arrests. >>> a mother and little girl are recovering after a terrifying arrest in washington, d.c. this is after crews rescued them from benea a metro bus. they will review buso cameras determine if the driver was at fault. >>>rlgton nation

@missy elliot.ly referencing her "work it". >> what guy doesn't have a crush on halle berry? >>> it was chris pratt and katherine schwarzenegger. they enjoyed an afterdinner stroll in santa monochasm check out his busy schedule. monday, tuesday, he balanced coparenting duties. wednesday he made time for a workout before his low-key dinner date. check out the new shot of brad pitt going retro. he was sporting white jeans on the set of once upon a time in hollywood. after his split from angie he started spending time in the art studio? check out channing tatum's new art work. this was my attempt at creating a sculpture of picasso. my daughter destroyed it. meanwhile, jenna dewhatten and jennifer lopez are admitting they don't always get it right on stage. >> and admit it. >> i've chipped by tooth on stage. i've done so much on stage. i do so much crazy stuff on stage at my shows. i'm like, can i finish the show like this? they're like, yeah, yeah, it's fine. it's just a little chip. >> i've fallen on

these are personal charges to elliot brodie. elson remains for under the domestic abuse allegations. he should have been long ago when it was revealed he had several ties. our chairwoman asked for resignations. dnc keeps people friends of anti-semimites in their presenc >> i'm certainly not to defend keith. elliot brodie is a classic swamp creature. deeply connected to trump administration on many levels. had a lot of problems with the law before this. this is more influence appellatiappellate i pedaling this time. involves russians and ukrainians and with russian support. we don't know yet what the connections are between mr. brodie and people in the trump administration, but we're about to find out. >> all right. got to go. good to zee ysee you guys. see you soon. >>> next the alleged connection between president trump and putin and oligarchs. ♪i believe, i really do believe that♪ ♪something's got a hold on me, yeah♪ ♪oh, it must be love ♪oh, something's got a hold on me right now, child♪ ♪oh, it must be love ♪let me tell you

there's a picture of elliot sky already a few months old. >> i love that face. i love that face. >>> round and round they go, where they stop no one knows. >> ooh. >> oh, man. >> man! oh my god. >> rear riding dhoun road in russia when suddenly. >> there's just no need for that kind of speed. you know what happened, right in the inside lane got blocked off. >> the car swerved, hits the car in front of it, hits the pole, spins, it's just all that. >> let me make a really -- i'm going to go out on a limb -- >> i don't know what caused this driver to make such a bad decision, but -- >> but it was a really poor choice nonetheless, no matter whether the person was impaired or not. >> let's just say but russia. >>> let's stay in russia. we've got another viral video uk clip. beautiful day, moving right along. >> arrow straight road, for now. >> what could possibly go wrong? >> >> ooh, where did that come from? >> nowhere, that came out of nowhere. >> that's my question exactly. >> he was laying down in front of him the second he jerks the wheel. >> trying to avoid a r

. >> ouch indeed coming up elliot management at it again the latest target of its activist investingart of a buy out boom >> but first papa john's franchisees are getting a bail out. we'll tell you all about it next you're watching cnbc first in bune wlddesissorwi with tripadvisor, finding your perfect hotel at the lowest price... is as easy as dates, deals, done! simply enter your destination and dates... and see all the hotels for your stay! tripadvisor searches over 200 booking sites... to show you the lowest prices... so you can get the best deal on the right hotel for you. dates, deals, done! tripadvisor. visit tripadvisor.com welcome to at&t innovations where we give you more for you thing. and here's where we shrink the biggest names in entertainment so we can fit them into our unlimited wireless plan. who's first? no. this isn't permanent, right? ask him. [terry squeals.] get unlimited data, live tv, and your choice of an extra on us. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com >>> welcome back shares of papa john's climbing higher offering franchisees a lifeline ove

hi, elliot. >> good morning to you. >> i subscribe to three or four.sic, people get that when they subscribe to prime. >> if you're a prime member, it's absolutely free. 2 million songs with prime. >> okay. >> if you want to up grade you can buy their larger catalog for $10 a month, which is not bad. you don't have to have alexa devices but it's easier. talk to alexa. >> and other sources. >> once you hook it up to that, absolutely. >> if you were to say what type of person would be best for this one. >> if you're in that amazon prime system and you have alexa, good for you. that's probably the one. >> apple music. i feel like that's the default, the one we go to, on your phone. >> so many of us have itunes on the cds, rip tunes into the library. apple is the streaming version of that. 10,000 songs, a huge library there. sometimes you'll get exclusives with artists, two weeks only on apple music, then wider. similar to the amazon system here. if you're an apple person, the mac, ipad, iphone, probably good. >> just to be 100% clear, sometimes you look,

when singer from elliot gets involved, he doesn't use emotionally charged words the way carl icahn -- done starboard gets the job done. i like these so-called -- i interviewed singer, and he's the kind of guy if he gets involved he's going to make something happen and he never shoots from the hip. >> yeah. >> and i know that carl shoots from the hip that doesn't make him bad. carl icahn shoots from the hip and musk shoots from the hip there is a lot of hip shooting >> he we live in an age of hip shooting no doubt. >> my friend buddy powell was talking today about how twitter is not a good way to disseminate. reuters is come on. millennials, do they read reuters? >> we had a former s.e.c. official yesterday say twitter and that blog post that's probably more effective than traditional wire service release. >> i totally agree mother, anthony nodo, one of the greats, how has twitter done since he left. he talked about the notion of what a great method of dissemination. why should reuter's be the method >> yeah. >> do you think a millennial knows what a right righters is reuter's wreath r

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it mean for the president's strategy now in dealing with the russian probe will start there with elliot williams he spent nearly eight years as a senior political appointee. he served as deputy assistant attorney general for legislative affairs at the new apartment of justice and his assistant director for legislative affairs at u.s. immigrations and customs enforcement he's also served as your dish ery committee counsel to senator chuck schumer he's in our nation's capital all right what's your read on them again departure of the. it was announced earlier. the way it was announced is probably the most striking thing about it because once again as we've learned it was through a tweet done again they had been talking about it apparently prior to prior to the release of this tweet you know there were maybe discussions that mcgann would have alternately helped would have stayed until the confirmation of brett kavanaugh if that were to happen later this fall and then would leave afterward i think dunn again was a surprise as any of the rest of us when he saw the tweet this afternoon that he

grows so does the frustration living conditions have improved and yet they're still very difficult elliot's and his family also fled the violence in iraq and stayed in august two thousand and seventeen and had not waited until they go my children are missing their home they always say they want to go back home. his daughter sure meade was born while they were all hiding from the military in a forest in me and more she'll turn one in just a few days early as his older children long for a home they no longer have but for his youngest it's a home he fears she may never know. how much improvement does either but they could to prolong refugee camp in cox's bizarre on with their. hundreds of venezuelan migrants fleeing the economic crisis have poured into peru on saturday despite the country introducing new entry force restrictions over the last week thousands of people desperately trying to reach through ahead of the new rules which require them to show valid passports instead of national id cards on friday ecuador open what it called a humanitarian corridor or to allow bus loads of people throu

really drawing this out how do you read that and i'm quoting encouraged by that i was encouraged elliot's day when i was told that they had called in the chief election agents for old a presidential candidate or twenty three of them to carry a sign it received. results from every single constituency in the country and i'm glad that they're now doing it this way because really they got to put this get this is i'm about the results to bid and this is the only way to do it but laureus that that it's good mr i think a lot of people would agree with you on that but what about the time of day or the time of night and this is taking place why why do this at such a late time when many people may not be able to watch and see and you see this credibility in action as you're saying. one i think the majority of zimbabweans are glued to their television set so i can tell you that i don't think they're going to get a bit until this thing is done because this is a very anxious and important time for all of us. i personally think you know this everybody and it's a mighty amount of work that's involved in

barry elliot was born in rotherham.s. the most famous further programme chucklevision which was on the bbc between 1987 and 2009. it one host of awards. recently, they appeared ina one host of awards. recently, they appeared in a channel five programme which was like you've been framed. clips of funny moments. there's been a statement from his manager? clips of funny moments. there's been a statement from his manager7m clips of funny moments. there's been a statement from his manager? in a statement, his manager says it is with great sadness that barry passed away surrounded by his family. they would like to express their thanks to the many people have been fans of the chuckle brothers. there has also been a statement from his comedy partner for 50 years, been a statement from his comedy partnerfor 50 years, his brother paul. he says, i've notjust lost my brother, i've lost my theatrical partner for many years and my very best friend. thank you. the dissident chinese artist ai weiwei says the authorities in beijing have

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grows so does the frustration living conditions have improved and yet they're still very difficult elliot's and his family also fled the violence in iraq and stayed in august two thousand and seventeen and have not going to pull my children are missing their home they always say they want to go back home his daughter sharmeen was born while they were all hiding from the military in a forest in me and more she'll turn one in just a few days eliott says older children long for a home they no longer have but for his youngest it's a home he fears she may never know. i'm a gentleman dizzy it at the good you belong refugee camp in cox's bizarre on the dish still ahead analogies era. opposed to zimbabwe's president after a disputed vote. and can pope francis secure the future of ireland's catholic church as it reels from the sex abuse scandal. hello there we've got another weather system that's galloping its way across north america you can see it on the satellite picture is this spiraling mass to gradually edging its way eastwards and pulling plenty of cloud to the south of it as well so they hav

it mean for the president's strategy now in dealing with the russian probe will start there with elliot williams he spent nearly eight years as a senior political appointee. he served as deputy assistant attorney general for legislative affairs at them apartment of justice and is assistant director for legislative affairs at u.s. immigrations and customs enforcement he's also served as judiciary committee counsel to senator chuck schumer he's in our nation's capitol all right what's your read on them again departure and the way it was announced eliot what the way it was announced is probably the most striking thing about it because once again as we've learned it was through a tweet don again they had been talking about it apparently prior to prior to the release of this tweet you know there were maybe discussions that mcgann would have alternately helped would have stayed until the confirmation of brett kavanaugh if that were to happen later this fall and then when. leave afterward i think done again was a surprise as any of the rest of us when he saw the tweet this afternoon that he's

. >> reporter: elliot stephens is talk about the kidney dialysis that kept him live while he waitedorney atransplant. he's married father of tw long delivering packages for fedex with that dialysis schedule he couldn't workld he ct travel. >> it just drained my body. i couldn't do things with my daughters and go out with my wife to dinner and things like that. >> reporter: about 1ths after he went on the transplant list, he got the late night phone call he had been hoping for. >>t was georgetown hospital saying they found a match for me as f as akidney. would i be interested in it. me and my wife embraced and we were thankful. there was a catch and a big one the donoridc.ne k wyas it's a virus that can slowly desty your ver. he had to make a quick choice. reject the offer and spend years or ing for another donor take the infected kidney and spend the next three months taking medications to cure the hepatitis c. >> i took the chance because il oked at my daughters and my wife and i said, i want to spent more time with them. >> we looked for ways to not waste the kidneys. the last thing

several areas inside elliot hine middle school is flooded. justin finch has more on what students can expect to return to teclass. >> rep still too soon to say just when classes will be i did reach out to d.c. public schools to sort out whathe sue is. it turns out that heavy rain we saw yesterday was the issue here and thatn the afternoon they could see water trickle into areas of the building. they had to move students to ier spaces. as the rain continues throughout the day, the flooding inside got rse. d.c. schools haed to make the call to cancel classes today. from the outside it's hard t tell anything's wrong. that there's any reason at all that eliot-hine middle school was closed. flooding in several areas of the northeast rced the d.c. school to close its doors, at least for toy. outside school staff stood by to break the news to student who is may have missed the alerts. on twitter tuesday nighis update from the eliot-hine middle school, special notice, ehms will be closed tomorrow. the district's office says taking student safety and

elliot's and his family also fled the violence in iraq and stayed in august two thousand and seventeen. my children are missing their home they always say they want to go back home. his daughter sure me and was born while they were all hiding from the military in a forest in me and more she'll turn one in just a few days. at least his older children long for a home they no longer have but for his youngest it's a home he fears she may never know. but i mean go live now to mohammed who is in could do apollo long camp. in that bangladesh border region and mohamed we talked to earlier about this every patch nation deal between bangladesh and me and what is the status of that how many people have actually gone back home. martine the numbers are extremely small and that's if you believe those numbers there are going to reports that there have been a couple of hundred that have actually been repatriated but when you're here on the ground you're talking to people they say that that hasn't actually happened and then you have accused me on mars government of actually just trying to issue a propa

grows so does the frustration living conditions have improved and yet they're still very difficult elliot's and his family also fled the violence in iraq and stayed in august two thousand and seventeen and have not going to pull my children are missing their home they always say they want to go back home. his daughter sharmeen was born while they were all hiding from the military in a forest in me and more she'll turn one in just a few days eliott says older children long for a home they no longer have. but for his youngest it's a home he fears she may never know. what does either but the clue to belong refugee camp cox is bizarre from with it. coming out this news. iraqis protesting badger after contaminated water leaves hundreds of people in hospital. d.r. sees former vice president joe papp embers disqualified from running in the country's presidential election. and lewis hamilton secures pole position for sunday's belgian grand prix joe will have all the highlights from qualifying. peru has brought into force new entry restrictions to limit the flow venezuelan migrants trying to escape

hedge fund elliot management hates the word this bothersome word is usually appended like some chrome automobile hood arnment. this is from elliot, okay in. >> he sued people who distributed his confidential investor letter years before he probably is relative to somebody like bill gross bill gross shares his thoughts with everybody as to what's going on jeremy granthem shares his thoughts with everybody. mr. singer doesn't like to share his thoughts with everybody. that's why he's called secret. >>> the coffee giant is working with microsoft and global exchange on a new platform that will allow customers to pay for items with crypto currency starbucks is working on launching the new company by november why shouldn't we be able to pay for our catp chinos wicappucino? >> because it's a bad currency what they've seen, the data has shown crypto currencies and bitcoin are used liess and less for trance actions now than they were a year ago. >> apparently les disagrees with you. they've paid close attention to what's going on. they have a major investment in one of the exchanges in the bas

many things we can spend a show discussing the things that elliot is involved with.er it's athena or going to be a decision they make on try to post dell on that, you know, the purchase of dvnt. >> common theme. be honest. be honest. >> yeah. >> athena worked and now obviously athena. >> yeah. you know, a couple of questions on sky that's another name. i mean, they just get themselves, by the way, around the globe in so many different situations remember they took on samsung. >> that was incredible the last was the most brilliant. nxpi they get caqualcomm and nxpi collapses. >> they helped some of that. >> yeah. >> okay. how about shareholders. >> where is nxp these days >> it's below o90. >> yeah. it's the fact that without the acquisition everyone was so excited they were -- the slow down autos is baffled. they were concerned about this throughout the world because of trade wars. >> it's funny we thought that stock would settle in the mid 90s after the deal broke. >> it's unheard of we focussed on it for so long. but it's below 90. >> yeah. and that's fundamental.

. >> beat the hell out of zeek elliot. >> what canou do for my friend here? >> beat t hell out of zeke i guess. that's the goal. >> nbc4 is your home for the redskins with the broncos. we have you covered in the redskins postgame report foowed by news 4 at 11. >>> from football to football. d.c. i united backn training. raening mls player of the week wayne rooney. rooneyas helped spark acosta, four goals and three f assists the a since rudy joined club. after seeing what other d.c. sports have been doing lyla , eh >> i think it's an exciting time for the club, for this city, washington, d. the capitals just won a championship, the valor just won a championship. i believe the mystics are in the playoffs right now. it's a chance for us to continue at trend that washington, d.c. sports has and show the city in the right way and get into these playoffs. s right. it's been a couple weeks since we celebrated a title. >> getting so spoiled. >> the mystics are leading the sparks in the second quarter. we'll have complete highlights coming up at 11:00. >> i think the

. >> justin finch is at elliot-hine middle school. >> reporter: the plan to transport the students to another campus today and tomorrow. we have a look for you now. the buses will transport the students to garnet-patterson middhool. students can be dropped off directly at garnettt son. but officials say bear in mind, it will be limited adult supervision before 45. buses will go back to eliot-hine. but students can getp picked at garnet-patterson at 2:45 this afternoon. you can see some damage to the ceilings of classrooms here at eliot-hine because of rains that moved through the area on tuesday. we'r f told thatoding happened in multiple areas of the school. it happened tuesday afrnoon. backlive, we can tell you for parents that are questions and concerns, tt the number for eliot-hine, sillak with staff directly about what's happening today and tomorrow, and perhaps what's going forward. i'm justin finch, news 4. >> justin, thank u. >>> talking about the flooding. today, road crews will work to repair a shole in loudon county. the work is scheduled to be completed by tonight. but the

board representation, and according to sources familiar with the matter elliot has been, those boardepresentatives have been the ones that are pushing for the sale of the entirety of arconic. now, as you can see their shares are spiking upwards of 4.4%. and so we'll continue following this when we have calls out to arconic and the interested parties. >> close to a $11 million market value. with debt it gets up to $16 pillion. >>> shares of apple jumping in the past yiear, and as the stoc rises so does the pay for ceo tim cook josh lipton has the details. >> mike, tim cook today stands to earn a total of $560,000 shares as part of his compensation plan. performance criteria, by the way, cook requested. that's about $120 million worth of stock since cook took the reigns in august 2011 apple stock is now up 300%. in all cook's realized pay today, meaning actual take-home pay before taxes, $702 million, most of which we know he is donating to charity. so how does that stack up against his peers? remember execs have equity stakes invest in different times, paid out in different ways so co

that during the nixon years when nixon fired his attorney general he put elliot richardson right at theof watergate. richardson had to promise to appoint a special prosecutor. that is when things started to go amiss for him. the senate while it is a minority that is pushing for more oversight of nixon, they can still have an impact on the hearings and extract from a nominee more than you might think. >> you had more oversight of nixon or more of jeff sessions? >> more oversight of trump. >> what would that do to us? is that a constitutional crisis or would that throw us back to the beginning of the investigation? i don't think anyone is exactly sure of what would happen if he did fire the attorney general. >> what will happen is if you got a new attorney general in there is that rosenstein would no longer be in charge of the investigation because the new attorney general would have no conflict of interest theoretically. he would take charge of the investigation. a new attorney general could leave it with the deputy attorney general who is much more familiar with the case. i think ultima

ridiculous seeming tentacles we found today, the manhattan madam, kristen davis, the woman charged in the elliot spitzer scandal years ago was subpoenaed by mueller's team. we have now learned today that she has spoken toe mueller's team. roger stone issued a statement about this. kristin davis is a long friend of mine. i'm the godfather to her 2-year-old son. she knows nothing about russian collusion or wikileaks or any other thing. also this news -- washington post reports that another stone aide has been ordered to speak with robert mueller. this man was trying to not speak with him. one of his aides, was trying to say the special counsel as probe was too wide and he shouldn't have to follow a subpoena. the court ruled he should have to talk to robert mueller and should do so quickly. harry, these two people, what do they have anything to do with this and what does it have anything to do with roger stone? >> it's all about roger stone. they're a colorful could be, aren't they? they're zeroing in on stone and she's one of many people they want to talk to, the others haven't been madams. miller

she went to jail as part of the scandal surrounding then democratic new york governor elliot spitz interthe remorse i feel will always be we. many. >> reporter: she worked with stone over the years. in late 2016 she joined his payroll to help him with clerical tasks. mueller's team has been looking into possible contact between stone and wikileaks founder julian assange during the 2016 campaign. u.s. intelligence concluded russian intelligence senior democratic officials and provided the sole material to wikileaks as part of moscow's effort to meddle in the election. assange denies the hacked documents came from the russian government while stone once bragged about being in contact with eleni giokos. >> i have communicated with assange. i believe the next trench of his documents pertain to the clinton foundation but there's no telling what the october surprise may be. >> he later walked it back. >> i followed assange's twitter feed assiduously. i had a google alert. i read every interview he gave. i'm not involved in collusion, coordination or conspiracy with the russians or anyone else and

seeming tentacles we have news on today, the manhattan madam, kristin davis, the woman charged in the elliot spitzer can sdsca many years ago has spoken to mueller's team. this is a long-time friend and associate of mine. i am the god father to her two-year-old son. she knows nothing about alleged russian collusion or any other impropriety related to the 2016 election, which i thought was the subject of this probe. i understand she appeared voluntarily. i am highly confident she will testify truthfully if called upon to do so. another stone aid has been ordered to speak with robert mueller. this man was trying to not speak with him. one of his aids was trying to say that the special counsel's probe was too wide and he shouldn't have to follow a subpoena. well, a court has testified or has ruled that he should have to talk to robert mueller and he should do so quickly. harry, what are these two people -- how do they have anything to do with this? and what does this mean for roger stone? >> yeah. it is all about stone. look, the madam is a -- they're a colorful couple. but it is because of the

>> well, look, judge elliot is putting pressure on the prosecution to move the case along, they madeit clear they shouldn't focus on the trappings of mr. manafort's lavish lifestyle but the charges at stake which are the bank fraud charges. we haven't seen the defense case. they will focus on rick gates and his role that's cooperating with the prosecution. we will see what they have to say about rick gates when they get a chance to make up their case. laura: some of the allegations predate the presidential election, president trump voicing frustration on twitter just this week calling manafort's prosecution a hoax going as far that he's being treated worst than al cra spoken, still underlying that there was possible access and opportunity for influence from the prorussia ukrainian officials that manafort was in contact with while working as lobbyist and political consultant and want to reset that point. how do you think prosecutors will do with that part. we are talking about tax charges, what about that part? >> look, the tide to the russia probe is tangent and focus on bank and fra

romanian vandals sprayed anti-sem of the ethic graffiti on the home of elliot wisel.tigating. they say they already have a list of suspects there. here in the u.s. for the third time the memorial marking the spot where emmett till's body was pulled from the mississippi river was defaced. someone fired multiple shots into the sign, as you can see. and the prior vandalism incident happened just over a month ago. joshua due but a is with us. a cnn contributor and a adviser to president obama on faith and charity. i on the wad to have this conversation today because when i was read being the incidents, it is profoundly infuriating. two men, two different parts of the world, but men that really stand for something. >> yeah. >> my question to you is why do you think this is happening. >> first and foremost, brooke, thank for calling attention to this. it's absolutely disgusting. disgusting is not even strong enough a word. for viewers who don't know, emmett till was a child a 14-year-old who was tortured and brutally murdered in mississippi down in the delta for no crime at

forced elliot middle schayl to close t we learned it's going to be closed for the rest of this week. ward's six council member visited the school and posted on pictures of the damage twitter. take a look. are seen making repairs today but the school says students are going to have to go to garnett patterson middle school for the rest of the week. transportation will b provided in the morning and back again in the afternoon. >> not getting the time off. extend b summer -- ore you went, yay. >> too bad. let's get the word on the weather. amelia knew how to pick the day for >> what brings you there? >> i mean, well, what brings me here is the fact that we're kind of celebrating summer out here. it's a beautiful evening. take a look behind m yo come to wolf trap, typically for music, but just beautiful out here with all of the gardens, the natural plants here. i just learned this today. i knew because of the signs, . they're brown it's a national park. but i'm joine here with ken bigly of the national park service to talk to me a little bit more about what does wolf trap have to offer as

saturday night massacre, of course, at that point in time when nixon was trying to give the order to elliot richardson, who was the attorney general at that time, to fire the special prosecutor, archibald cox, richardson stood up to nixon and said, no, i'm not going to do it. so nxixon fired him. ru ruckleshouse was the next person in line and went 2to the third person in line, mr. bork, who issued the order. it's unusual to have this kind of fight between the attorney general and president of the united states. >> everyone, stay with me. there's much more to discuss. >>> more breaking news, the "the wall street journal" reporting a longtime crony of president trump has been granted immunity in the case. david pecker, head of the publishing company that owns the national enquirer the latest to make a deal with the feds. >>> also president trump making the case against his own impeachment. warn whing what would happen toe financial markets and personal finances if he were to be forced out. we'll discuss. now t-mobile has unlimited for the rest of us. unlimited ways to be you. unlimited ways

that's nielsen elliot is in here. he's an activist we see some strong buying of upside calls selling of downside puts in here putting on a bet perhaps in fact reflecting what they gave basically. some other activists in other words, when they do an overthe counter trade, they'll hedge themselves in the listed options. and i bought more nielsen today. >> jim has something for you >> real quick. the premium on these september 230 apple calls? you said 4.5 million shares. what's the dollar value at risk? >> i think they're roughly $2 0 $2.20. >> $10 million at risk here >> for 4 million share equivalent, almost 5 million, i like that play into next week. >> good stuff. all right, to phil now in chicago. with news alert. on united. >> scott, united airlines has announceded effective today, that it is raising its check bag fees it's going up to $30 within the united states as well as the caribbean, central america for the first checked bag. it was $25, has moved up to $30. second bag on flights to and from canada will be $

if it's george elliot, fine. i don't care. >> host: another character that is throughout the series is etta may. >> guest: yeah. >> host: who is she? >> guest: etta may is that woman who has the strengths and the weaknesses that black women have had to carry since they got dragged over here. children that they can't keep or control, men that they can't keep or control, lives that they have to hold together whether they can control what's around themng or not. there's a strength thats defines -- this is not all black women, of course, but etta may is that ideal women. you know, which is why both mouse and e.z. love her and why she loves both of them. the problem is that she loves mouse more, and he's more of a problem than e.z. would ever be. but you can't help who you love. >> host: and mama jo. >> guest: yeah, mama jo is thatj kind of mystical and spiritual moment that i think that a lot of us have and create because there's -- without it we becomel less because the society defines us as less. but if i believe t

the coffin of the comedian, whose real name is barry elliot, was carried by his brother paul to a servicens gathered outside the stadium to pay their respects. former international cricket star imran khan has been sworn in as the next prime minister of pakistan. after winning the general election injuly, mr khan's appointment was confirmed by a parliamentary vote yesterday. however, opposition leaders have claimed elements ofjuly‘s ballot were rigged. britain's new aircraft carrier, hms queen elizabeth, will leave portsmouth later today sailing to the east coast of america. she is the largest warship ever built for the royal navy and has 1,500 sailors, aircrew and marines on board. two f—35 test aircraft will conduct a number of take off and landings from the 3—billion pound carrier while she's at sea. it's one of the most famous dresses in history and now the white gown worn by marilyn monroe in the seven year itch is going up for sale. the dress, which was blown up by a gust of air from a subway grid, has gone on display in california among other costumes and personal possessions, inclu

. >> well, you know, there's a wonderful passage from the novelist george elliot, who wrote that thessed work of moving the world forward doesn't wait to be done by perfect men. john wasn't a perfect man. none of us are perfect people. and yet there's still important work to do for our country and important work to restore the sense of our country as a beacon of liberty and to help people struggling to gain for themselves what we have. the best way to honor john's legacy is to find a way to be useful in one of those regards. >> cory shockey, great to speak with you, as always. my thanks to you for the time. to jeremy peters, political reporter for the "new york times." steven joins me now for a shooting in jacksonville, florida. his son, i gather, was one of the gamers at the event where this took place. thank you for finding the time to join us here. what do you know of what happened, steven? >> caller: i received a text from my son. he plays and he just made it into the final four for the tournament. and when he finished the game, he heard shooting so he ran right into the bathroom

investigating vice president spiro agnew at a time when watergate was cooking and we sat down with elliot is going t take two to three years to resolve. this turmoil is awful. as the process goes forward and more and more people turn against him and now he has weisselberg and pecker as well as flynn and gates and papadopoulos and mcgahn spending 30 hours with the prosecutor. as more and more people turn, it will get worse and the deal will get worse. >> you mentioned legally speaking it would be part of a big deal. you mentioned his children. are they vulnerable? if so, to what degree. >> i know only a tiny part of what mr. mueller knows but from what i read in the newspaper and see on television, donald jr. is in this thing up to his ear tips. the russian meeting in june was many my judgment a violation of the statute you just have to solicit adverse information from a foreign power and then they get the clown act and giuliani says he didn't know they were russians. of course he knew they were russians. the e-mail setting up the meeting said they were representatives of the russians. >>

. >> elliot, thank you for this. elliott williams works at the justice department and worked under president obama. >>> with all these things unrattling, the president is rejecting all his closest friends and allies. "vanity fair" correspondent gabe sherman reports that senior officials talked about inviting a group of trump's new york state friends to the white house to stage, quote, an intervention. and according to two sources breached on the matter, it was supposed to be a war council, one source explained, but trump refused to take the meeting, sources say. gabe is joining us, and clinton watts is a former fbi special agent. gabe, what is the -- what is the goal of this and what is happening in the white house? >> if you have seen the president's twitter account since the manafort news, it has been all over the map. the people closest to him, the ones i talk to, say they do not feel the president is taking the seriousness of his legal situation appropriately. that he doesn't understand the gravity he finds himse