biko atlantic city in $1000.00 is one such multi-billion dollar project a modern showcase city designed to ease the load in lagos but it's causing other problems the costs are astronomical most people won't be able to afford to live here critics fear that small cities like this one will become residences for the country's elite. of a more i'm dropping acid tasini a country economist and manager of the cities that work initiative at the international press center in kampala good to have you with us so we hear that the science cities are quite expensive if they're that expensive to be developed who are the investors. so i think there's 3 main sources of investors particular when you talk about sort of african and new cities one is very much the state model or the state to state funding model here for example china is playing a very large role the 2nd are public private partnerships between private companies in the state but the 3rd and the most most of the cities are being financed privately and actually hear the big questions coming from real estate investors and and technology companies

biko later, he pointed questions from meghan mccain. her father the late senator john mccain was repeatedly attacked by president trump. >> that family has heard a lot of people, and it's a gold star family that should be respected for the loss of their son. does all of this make you feel good? >> i don't think any of that makes me feel good but i do think that we got into this because we wanted to do what was right for america. my father has been working tirelessly to bring back the american dream, watched politics shins with no business experience and that american dream abroad to countries that hate our guts. >> is interview continued, things only escalated. >> if we are talking about bringing discourse, you've worn black face. what being. >> i have not. >> and, -- are you questioning my character? >> -- >> i didn't question anybody. i simply said that when you are talking about your father has taken more heat than anybody else, that's not so. >> a lot of people are talking about this interview. supporters of the president and his so

that falls back on us and of course as overweight and obesity what kind of patients come to you how biko their oh we see patients who have like 5 to 10 kilograms overweight and patients who weigh up to 300 kilograms which wouldn't fit in a chair like this even in this because it's a very very big chair exactly so we even need some time special transportation modes for those patients and it requires 3 to 4. fire over across to help and. report people to come to us for a diagnosis and treatment and what kind of concept do you offer we try to offer our patients and geology based treatment of obesity this of course requires in the 1st place a clear diagnosis which includes hormone of course of obesity metabolism causes of obesity but also psychological cause we are surprised that in many of our patients psychological courses including also stigmatisation of the society is one of the main courses of obesity so we believe that obesity can be treated it cannot be cured as of today but it's an escalating thorough puting approach so we start with interventions focusing on increasing exercise decr

biko i am betting as much extra spicy popeye's fried chicken as a senator can eat. >> laura: raymond?su loses. >> laura: alabama has to win. that's all the time we had tonight, shannon bream and the "fox news at night" team take it from here. >> shannon: the house democrat is issuing a subpoena for a white house acting nick chief of staff mick mulvaney. remarks about whether or not there was quid pro quo over ukrainian military aid to. democrats want mulvaney to show up just hours from now first thing friday morning. coming up now show down over the subpoena. adam schiff said when witnesses don't show up, he should assume two things. the president is up guilty of obstruction. we will debate those conclusions. and a multibillionaire who left the republican party expected to

biko asked president obama not to endorse, and whoever wins this nomination should win on their own merits. >> obama might not say anything if it looks like biden can lock up the nomination on his own. this politico story reports there is just one candidate obama would come forward to try and stop, and that's the democratic socialist senator bernie sanders. who complains a lot about obamacare and makes arguments in favor of medicare for all. sanders says he wants a political revolution, but obama said publicly in the last couple weeks he doesn't think voters are interested in revolutionary ideas as much as they are just in improvement. julie? >> julie: peter doocy, thank you very much. joining me now for more on this, robin biro, former obama campaign director. thank you very much for talking to us. a lot of people have sat back and wondered, why hasn't the former president gotten behind his former vp? a lot of questions come about when the wonder that issue. is that why he hasn't endorsed him yet? because he is basically criticizing the former vp, perhaps behind his back. >> that could be

biko i think that's none of her rivals like mayor pete buttigieg and even as president biden are tryingchallenge her on. i will fodder on the fact that she's lying on a vision of what she wants for the country. we have to literature are going to pay for it. >> harris: it's been a drumbeat. the democratic debates didn't help her out on this, as people were turning as she began to have front runner status. how are you going to pay for that? how are you going to pay for that?" and it took her some time to get that information out. she rolls it out on the blog and ever since she's been defending it. here's the bigger question -- what i hear elizabeth warren doing, zach, is she's throwing up the legacy point of your former boss, barack obama. president obama's obamacare. she is throwing it out and replacing it. what does that do? >> it's not popular with the american people, i'll tell you that much. i think most people actually don't mind their current health care. i will say this, they are concerned about what it would mean if there was a government takeover of the program. a lot of us who