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not only that, but a tall man wearing a black hooded sweatshirt clearly was not a description of jim fayed. a woman murdered, a bitter divorce. but certainly the husband wasn't the killer. so who was? a very rich mystery was under way. >>> coming up, the hunt is on for a motive and a suspect. did the secret to this killing lay hidden in the rush for gold? >> she wanted to make sure her friends were happy and taken care of, no matter what it took. >> when "dateline" continues. feel the clarity of non-drowsy claritin and relief from symptoms caused by over 200 allergens. like those from buddy. because stuffed animals are clearly no substitute for real ones. feel the clarity. and live claritin clear. in terms of treating sensitivity, 3 days is really fast. sensodyne rapid relief is a game changer. it's going to let the dentist offer their patient sensitivity relief in 3 days. say, over the course of a weekend, you're going to start feeling significant results. say, over the course of a weekend, happiness is powerful flea and tick protection from nexgard. nexgard kills both fleas and tic

a big man and he's a great man. he's a wonderful friend of mine and it's really nice what you just said about the man that you want to be, your next senator. that's really nice, jimator, who is a special friend of mine, has been so helpful to me and so helpful to you. she loves your state, shelly moore capito. [cheers and applause] congressman david mckinley, alex mooney and evan jenkins. and then, you put up one hell of a fight. interstate gop chairwoman melanie bought her. melanie. [cheers and applause] thank you, melody. also with us is a tremendous senator, somebody that has helped us through our agenda, which is make america great again pretty much. [cheers and applause] we have a lot of different names. if you see promises made, promises kept, they are copying it now the democrats. they are copying it now. promises made, promises kept. they are copying it. what are you going to do? this is a man that makes a promise that is 100% good. he has tremendous and done so much. he is from a place called colorado. and he is helping to lead our campaign to elect more senate republicans like the man we are going to elect in west virginia, corey gardner. thank you, cor

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a big man and a great man, and a wonderful friend of mine. that is really nice what he said about the man you want to be your next senator, that is nice. thank you very much, jimso, we have your senator who was a special friend of mine, has been helpful to me and you, she loves your state. shelley moore capito. david mckinley, alex millay, and evan jenkins. evan, you put up one hell of a fight. you were something. chairwoman.te gop also, with us is a tremendous senator, somebody that has helped us make america great again. [applause] we have a lot of different names. kept.es made, promises they are copping it -- copying it now, the democrats. promises made, promises kept. but what are you going to do? this man makes a promise, it is 100% good. he has done so much. he is helping to lead our campaign to elect more senate republicans like the man we will elect in west virginia, cory gardner. thank you, corey. you are doing a great job. joined byilled to be the next house members from west virginia's third congressional district. a woman that works hard for you, carol miller. [applause] thank you, carol. finally, it is my great honor to introduce the person we are

. >> now a virginia man is facing charges for terrorizing members there, and jim and wendy are in more of than an hour ago. >> that man is facing charges after ramming cars a parking lot and threatening to kill everyone inside. >> and our julie carey is gathering reaction this afternoon, and we are learning some things about this suspect. >> also new at 5:00. you might know her as a reality tv star, but this 25-year-old is now the youngest black woman in the countryo own a medical marijuanadi ensary. >> and her business is come to prince george's county. >> tracee wilkins caught up with her. we'll see you about the stories and more when we deal with you in ten min. >> see you guys here in just a bit. >> thank you so much. and we have to get through kind of a bunch of icky weather f a gorgeous weekend again it looks like. >> it's looki like a fantastic weekend right now. >> it's only monday. >> i a know. eady looking for the weekend. i am. >> and tomorrow though is going to be a storm team 4 weather alert decause there are going to be stronger, potentially even severe thunderstorms impacti

a record high. they forget about that. >> sean: defeat isis, got out of iran, jerusalem is the capital of israel and little rocket man is not firing rockets. >> little jimcosta gets belittled on a rally and all of a sudden, -- i mean, it's really incredible. >> sean: has your family been threatened? >> i've been threatened, we've all had white powder show up at our house. >> sean: by the way, i've insisted that they quarried -- because of that. >> there is no moral outrage about that. when ben shapiro goes to berkeley to give a speech, and there's protests in the street, there is no moral outrage about that. let the men have freedom of speech. let him go out there and speak to people who want to listen. but when it happens to them, when they are offended by a method, all of a sudden, -- >> sean: did you see what they said about melania? s this week? with a said about both your sisters? >> that comment about melania, one ofel the truly most disgusting -- you know they said about that? nothing. the only person who actually really cameno to melania's defense? laura ingraham. she came out and she was punching -- and you. >> sean: hello, i'm here. >> no one

it is only when a man has to sell sell childhood when there are there are logging things done on the cot. three or jim hill a little later after a service of the day to day operation. is. run around one one million pulling. does he seem to be a sauce off by bite wet wet wet also citizens in argentina size for this report [inaudible] our from this this is. it's it's not [inaudible] one of one hundred right. well down there celebrating after. with thousands and you seem [inaudible] to i nine ninety six cd as every profession and naming firefighting services and unlock. he's he's you know you know how she they they they should. be a and that they continue to do that decision [inaudible] generate revenues of did you give those yeah it is also a member. the venue from the office if you. would twenty fifty nine one five five eleven is were wounded in the attack. with an opportunity as a result of news news on july by brian [inaudible] right. the user. wants from from all sources. of this is because the us. mexico our money this is a change i trench. contacts have. on on a bilateral season as an artillery were north north american trade agreement

a new empty dropped in. anxiety felt impossible.at least for all but one of us. after a trusting isle of lawn chairs and cross legs, a man in a gleaming white cowboy hat strode determinedly toward jim. he was late 30s , hairless except for a struggling blonde goatee. he wore a black sleeveless t-shirt seemingly ironed when she had tucked into his wranglers and secured with a belt buckle enough for a buicks hood. it features soaring eagle made of polished silver. behind him, following his cowboy boots was a young girl, maybe 14 and not all graceful. poor posture, cramped hair and arranged purposely obscured her face she were boys jim's socks pulled up to her knees and black low top chuck taylor's that she'd scrolled on with pens. a silent old man presumably her father trailed her at a small distance. mr. mccoy the cowboy said looking into a conversation between jim and two older women. the women wrapped up with a kiss on jim's cheek and went to grab a spot in line. jim looked up and said nothing. mr. mccoy, have someone here i really think that you would like to hear her sing. do you? jim asked, skeptical. the name is melanie. he turned and gestured to poor girl in. a thick barbecue

jim stewart went to see elon musk david, the man needs to be placed -- that was so evident. jim stewart is -- >> one of your dear friends. >> yeah. and the piece is about a man who is self-destructive, a man who needs help now, obviously, i'm not saying he should be fired i'm worried about the guy. jim is worried about the guy how can you not be worried about the guy? >> neither one of you are from the medical profession or the ability to assess -- >> no but we're -- >> your point would be that given what you're hearing from the board of directors and acting as a fiduciary for the owners of his company -- >> the whole thing seems like fiction after jim stewart. >> i know. >> this is not mccarthy. >> keep an eye on tesla. i want to talk about the other momentum stocks going the other way. up next, we have jim's mad dash. we'll count down to the opening bell more "squawk on the street" straight ahead running a small business is demanding. and that's why small business owners need more. like internet that's up to the challenge. the gig-speed network from comcast business gives you more. with speeds up to 20 times faster than the average. that means powering

i maybe add a little gold in the sense of a panic i barbell my sector -- >> what would you not add, jim you mentioned everything, man. >> well, i think there's a lot of diversification there, though, away from just owning large cap u.s. equities. i would also defang my portfolio and not own those really popular tech names >> all right tim -- jim has just given you a lot to respond to. i invite you to do that, but before you do that, give me your thoughts on tesla. >> look, i think tesla is the trillion dollar idea with a trillion dollars worth of risk attached to it, and i heard you talk bogus versus -- how about bogus versus bluster i think elan musk has intentionally gone through twitter and did things that maybe didn't make a whole lot of sense. i don't think that saudi arabia acquiring a $2 billion stake looking at that now especially when you consider how the stock has been so resilient during difficult times, that's nothing -- that doesn't do anything for me tomorrow as an investor i'm not running into tesla on this news. i'm pretty cynical on the story. i think there's a lot of competition. >> all right, folk

. >>> in southern california, a man was arrested today, charged with setting a wildfire south of los angeles. the holy fire named for holy jim canyon, where it started. forrest clark allegedly sent an e-mail warning "this place will burn" before the fire broke out on monday. it is one of 15 large fires burning in california. today we learned july was the hottest month on record in >> rorter: on the is little re more pain as more land is consumed by flames. firefighters had hoped to contain the fast-growing holy fire in southern california, even when massive drops of retardant slowed the spread in one area, embers stretch of hillside. >> it could jump over a quarter mile and start a whole new fire in a new area. >> reporter: this is what nearby residents are facing, a giant wall of claims perilously close to neighborhoods. it's a scene played out over and over throughout california. especially in mendocino, with the largest wildfire in state history continues to rage. this is the nerve center at the mendocino complex fire base camp, where technology now helps pinpoint hot spots so that more than 4,000 firefighters know exactl

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a little of this? >> yeah. leave me a lot of that. there yoalgo. >> jimmyright, good. thank you. ♪ >> man up, jim. >> come on. this.♪ ♪ cheers and applause ]nd [ cheerspplause ] there's all kind -- wow. look at that. >> jimmy: just don't even look at it. >> you barfed up your whole childhood. revoltirg. that's the time you've ever barfed on your own show? >> jimmy: right -- no. it isn't. oh, my gosh. oh, wait. this is the final round. we're gonna race to see who gets to the top first. >> really? >> jimmy: nobut not now, but i mean -- right? whoever -- >> has anyone thought to ask, like, whose blood it is? >> jimmy: here -- no, i think it's a unicorn. >> what is it? like a -- >> jimmy: unicorn. unicorn. [ talking er each other ] >> like a -- >> jimmy: care bear. care bear. >> are you ready? >> jimmy: alright. >> three, two, one drop. >> jimmy: bacon, egg, and cheese! bacon, egg, an>>cheese! rape soda and kombucha. ryan, drink. >> jimmy: what is it? >> wait, i threwine. i gotta do another one? >> jimmy: no, no. no, we don't. i just did it for fun. what was it?nk who has to dt? me? oh, ryan does! that's great. >

. >>> a california man's under arrest accused of starting a massive wildfire that's forcing new evacuations. police say 51-year-old gordon clark owns a cabin in the holy jim canyon and had a long-running feud with his neighbors. they say he emailed the fire chief warning, quote, this place will burn. the fire has burned more than 6,000 acres in riverside and orange counties, and it is approaching more homes. abc's will carr is there. >> reporter: there's a major air attack taking place right now. we've seen plane after plane making drops swooping in just like that. this is the firefighters making their stand. >> that arson suspect is due in court today. officials say this is shaping up to be the worst fire season in california history. >>> meanwhile, wildlife experts are helping this bear cub burned in the wildfire near redding, california. they're providing a unique treatment and hopefully will help him walk again soon. >> time now for a look at your weather for this thursday. >>> good morning. the scorching heat is going to be so severe that we're going to challenge all of these record highs, possibly more than 105 in boise for today. higher than 103 in

that it is very biblical to enforce the law, that is actually repeated a number of times throughout the bible. (man talking) hold on, jimet me finish. again, i'm not going to comment n' the attorney's specific comments that i haseen. >> you just said it's in the bible to follow the law. >> it's not what i said and please don't take my words out of context. come on, sarah, you're parent. don't you have any empathy for what these people are going through? they have less than you do. >> brian, guys. sarah, come on. seriously. >> settle down. >> it's a serious question. these people have no they come to the border with nothing. and you throw children in cages. you're a parent. you're a parent of young children. don't you have any empathy for what they go through? >> jill, go ahead. (child wailing) ea (girl ng): >> smith: four days after that, an audio tape was published by propublica. it led the news for days. >> smith: when you heard the tape that propublica publishedhe of thildren wailing, what was your reaction? >> i didn't hear the tape. smith: oh, come on. >> i did not hear the tape. i did not hear the tape. >> smith:

of wonderful donors, we have a group that loves this guy. one of them was saying i'm a sir, i worked with jim for 20 years. he is an incredible business man started off with three employees. they say he had 11,000 employees. stand up. he went from three to 11,000, and it was jim that you will like -- you were like his student, right? did he get a piece of the deal, i hope? that is a great statement. thatis a lot better -- means -- that is so incredible -- jim was a great businessman great he has a great sense, a great common sense, that is a beautiful story, and i really appreciate it, man. so while democrats run down our country -- they really do, they run it down -- always negative, nasty, the way they come after me. get used to it. we won the election. we are going to win the election in 2020. these are nasty people. they are nasty. and dishonest. you notice that nobody looks at them. is that deep state or what? nobody looks at them. you have the beautiful lisa page and her wonderful fbi agent. how about him? andanybody ever hear str testify. lies and leaks. he is a liar and a leaker. this guy being looked at? it is the most incredible

a lot of power in the him local political scene. he supported wright's opponent. to break the hold, jim wright took a full ad and wrote an open letter to the man where he challenged this very famous, influential figure, and the texas politics seen. that letter had an impact on the election. he won the seat and he won amon carter's respect. a became friends and that is how jim wright entered commerce and the political scene. jim wright was elected speaker of the house in 1986, and in 1988, he started to come under public scrutiny. this was a public campaign put forth by congressman newt gingrich, who had questions about speaker wright'ethics, especiallys is for speaking engagement and royalties over the publications of one of his books and questions about his wife, betty's, employment. he took on a public role in questioning the speaker of the house and saying he needed to be investigated for ethics violations. finally, in 1988, the house ethics committee opened an investigation into speaker wright receiving gives in exchange for speaking engagements and questions about his wife's employment. he became a public man. in exchange, he did speaking

. >> and the reviews of a bridge too far really go after ryan and neil being cast as a jim. and they say it is ridiculous that a man that young would be in command of troops. he's exactly the right age. and he's exactly the right age in a way that the war movie starts to give the public the idea that the battlefield commander should be a grizzled old john wayne type and sergeant striker. and he would team up and benjamin in the longest day. and that undercuts reality. and hollywood's realism undercuts the reality of actual life. and makes people doubt a thing that is completely accurate. and there is a strange relationship between realism and audience expectations. reality and audience expectations. >> i really like the phrase and remember, remembering and that gets precisely that idea that hollywood would supplant. and that is so powerful. and you will see it on the big screen as opposed to reading about it. >> a couple of points that i would like to comment on. it is a movie that tora tora did and japanese attacked parlharbor. and representing a view of the japanese in the preparations for it. was a reason that e

nonsense and i'm afraid a man who has his penis taken off is not a woman well i agree with jim ingrid if you haven't pled you're not a woman if i don't know how to play in and of order enjoy hearing i want to. move you've raised another interesting point about how society has moved on over the years do you not worry that in a few years time people of your age probably people even of my age as well that have these views maybe look back as people who are now homophobic all racists. his mower because. i say you know by that argument i say yeah i do i said the only minority although unfortunate for you young man it's a majority the only majority you recount be prejudiced against as just defined by your question which i found a bar until i found in so ten words that you are trying to say i am an old fart that's what you're trying to say we have fancy words well no i disagree with you i think on the majority voice and i think you should apologize to everybody who's over fifty i don't know what age you are but how do you think you can be so age is what a disgusting thing to say you're not a normal why not be seen as homer thang i haven't finished you might be seen as

his, the main sort of two, i guess targets of his ire has been jim chanos, famous short seller, man i know very well, annette lopez aer. trish: yeah, sure. >> i am full disclosure, friend with both of them. trish: likewise myself. >> very high integrity. he has been in battle with both those folks and others over their negative coverage of tesla. generally when you face the negative coverage there is always talk about taking the company private, why is that? publicly-traded company. its stock will be going all over the place. if you can find someone that believes in its future, maybe you can fix it, fix the company in private and then resell the shares at some later date at a higher price. that is the theory here. we have to find out, who is unanswered questions here. who will back this up. trish: he said he secured the funding. >> said he secured. saudi aramco or saudi wealth fund. maybe your guest knows this they're pretty much intertwined with each other. saudi aramco was going public. one of the reasons why it was thinking going public, it postponed or curtailed for indefinite period of time, one of the reasons

very seriously but when one of the crucial players who had been pointing the finger at jim jordan now is taking a step back and saying to be clear, i respect him. he is a man of integrity, and i have no direct knowledge that he was aware of the abuse. that also is a piece of evidence that we outweigh seriously. >> shannon: thank you both very much. more news right after this brea break. is complete! instant purchase notifications from capital one . technology this helpful... could make history. what's in your wallet? you wouldn't accept an incomplete job from any one else. why accept it from your allergy pills? flonase sensimist relieves all your worst symptoms, including nasal congestion, which most pills don't. and all from a gentle mist you can barely feel. flonase sensimist. experience the versatility of utility, with a range of suvs perfect for any adventure, at the lexus golden opportunity sales event. experience amazing at your lexus dealer. the chili pepper sweat-out. not cool. freezing away fat cells with coolsculpting? now that's cool! coolsculpting safely freezes and removes fat cells with little or no downtime. and no surgery. results and patie

festivals is relatively limited here of course we have this impressive imperial hall at the cheapest frescoes and the budget has a new man architecture. you know they're old jim switch attracting audiences but we still have to fill the venue is a dismissed and if. it's a struggle to attract both stars and visitors the mozart festival is trying to build up a loyal audience. in twenty fourteen new vidmar was the so-called artist a twelve the star artist of the festival. as a clarinet player composer and conductor he was involved in creating the program this year he's here with the irish chamber orchestra one strategy is to mozart festival is that musicians meet up here build networks and then come back you. know would perform. third of all one more role for the man with the next five. even some experts are not familiar with mozart's compositions for them and. when they got this invitation from the months of face they were thinking how can we can make a connection with mozart ten and that was the linker in those three little pieces. that i very rarely played because obviously when i make concerts even with voice it's not never it's never the right setting for to

jim, this was terrifying. ma make no mistake about that. there ispa cion for the man. he has been a member of the mosque since he was a child. he use facebook live to broadcast this disturbing threatening incident. >> these gs are not leaving, now i'm going to kill them myself. i'm going to walk through the. ba >> reporter: a trustee of the mosque in springfield says he has compassion and love for the man who me thisisturbing video. >> he needs some help and we are here to help him. >> reporter: 22-year-old is facing multiple felony charges for threatening everyone he encountered sunday night and refusing to let people into the mosque. >> getfout, all you get out. >> reporter: according to the police report, at one point h began ramming cars in the parking lot, including one that had someone sitting in it. that brought the call to 911.n >> gete car. >> my car is right there. i'm getting in. >> you think i'm stupid? >> reporter: police say when the officer arrived, he blocked the road, cursing and screaming at the officer who eventually took him into custody. >> we all makeak mi, but our job i

he was truly a man called and sent by god as a moses to lead his people from the tyranny of jim crowwide, he leads over 6 million people in 12,000 congregations positioned in 83 countries around the world. bishop blake himself has been known as a problem solver. seeing the suffering of orphans on sub-saharan africa as a result of the a.i.d.s. epidemic, bishop blake created save africa's children, providing financial assistance to thousands of orphanages. in 2008, he conceived the urban initiative as a way of mobilizing the church to address the frustration and the lack of progress that black people in communities, rural and urban, face daily. america continues to block their access to the full benefits of c tonight, tonight, we will hear some more about that in his sharing. i would ask you at this time if you will rise to your feet, stand with me and welcome the presiding bishop and chief apostle of the church of god in christ, a man called by god as a torch bearer for such a time as with with a rousing applause, let's receive his eminence, bishop charles edward blake. >> thank you.

a while. wow. look at jim go. man, thcourtside seats?d. multitasking isn't for the faint of heart . i'm in!t takes experience, skill, hey babe. do you have my credit card? i can't find it. nope. i haven't seen it. i'll keep looking. and a bank that helps you take care of business from anywhere. you know, we could use more guys like jim around here. bb&t. all we see is you. >>> good morning, everyone. 8:26 on this sunday, august 26. i'm angie goss. here is a look at our top stories. a letter from a former vatican ambassador accuses church officials of covering for former d.c. archbishop theodorear mck. it said they knew abo abuse allegation against mccarrick as early as 2000. >>> police are looking for this man, they say quinton michaels the five suspects connected to the murder of 10-year-old makiyah wilson in northwest d.c. northwest d.c. we're going to get a as your home becomes more connected... shouldn't your internet keep up? it's time for fios. because fiber optics move crazy amounts of data at even crazier speeds. and fios is the 100% fiber-optic network, so you can get phenomenal ca

in > a man facing attempted murder charges accused of setting his pregnant girlfriend on fire has been releasedho to detention. the move after a judge said tna evidence inhe case isn't ready yet. jim laidly is in the newsroom with reaction from the victim who is ville recovering nearly a year later >> reporter: >>s she se's hurt, crushed and confused. last september she sustained burns to nearly th he-quarters body after her boyfriend la quinn phillips allegedly doused her in a flammable liquit and her on fire. the woman survived the attack and gave birth to a baby weeks premature. phillips had been set to go on trial this week,ut a judge delayed that and yesterday granted home detention saying that dna evidence inas the hasn't yet come back. during that time phillips must wear ankle bracelet. the victim tells us she feels like she's being penalized. >> the judge tells me how he can relate to how -- not really relate but tell me he would feel how i felt and see in my life if it was him b then you're allowing him a second chance, and like to me to takeify again. i have my whole family to worry about, but not onl do m hand my kids and that day in september, he threatened my entire f

a store today. wow. look at jim go. man, thcourtside seats?d. multitasking isn't for the faint of heart . i'm in! it takes experience, skill, hey babe. do you have t credit card? i can'nd it. nope. i haven't seen it. i'll kp looking. and a bank that helps you take care of business from anywhere. you know, we could use more guys like jim around here. bb&t. all we see is you. >>> you'reatching "news 4 today." >> this is wt happens when you leave your car unlocked in colora and a bear gets trapped inside. >> yikes. >> sheriff's deputies in jefferson county had to use a rope to open the door. >> there he goes. >> he was sleeping side. he had reached the point where he w a having nap. >> tired of tearing up the entire place. look at the damage. >> the car was demolished on the inside and there was a half-eaten banana in the cup holder. >> he was full.pp >> just ded it in the cup holder and moved on. the sheriff' department says the message here is to lock your car door >> isn't that wild that the bear ened the or. >> they keep making it easier to openhe doors. >> a new study found that heavy drinkers

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a chp officer and another man in fairfield is expected to be arraigned today. sean walker of rockland is also facing one count of reckless driving. officer kurt chris and 49-year-old jim manuel were killed last friday during a traffic stop. the police officer was on his motorcycle and had pulled over manuel. they were on the shoulder of interstate 80 when a pickup truck slammed into both of them. investigators say walker was driving the pickup truck and was distracted by his cell phone at the time of the crash. manuel was from the philippines and his friends it's a he came here to the u.s. to find a better life for his family. >> gene is a very good person. very gentle. very hard-working. always trying to earn something for his family. >> manuel's friends have started a go fund me campaign so that his remains can be sent back to the philippines where his wife and daughter live. a funeral service for officer chris will be held tomorrow morning in vacaville. >>> san mateo police are looking for a man accused of sexually assaulting a woman while posing as a rideshare driver. this is a sketch of the suspect. he is described as a tall, thin, white man in his late 30s. offi

jerusalem is the capital of israel and rock man is not firing rockets. >> and little jim acosta gets belittled at a rally. it's really incredible. >> sean: has your family been threat threatened? >> we all had white powered show up at our house. >> sean: they had to quarantine an assistant for 8 hours before that. >> there is no moral outrage about that. let the man have freedom of speech. let him speak to people. when it happens to them. when they are offended by a message, all of a sudden. >> sean: did you see what they said about melania and both of your sisters. >> and the comment on melania which was the most disgusting. what they said about that? nothing. the only person was laura ingraham. and you. no one else in the media did anything. >> sean: she is the loveliest woman. your little brother is a great kid. why does he have to turn on the tv set with a decapitated bloody severed head of your father? that person was employed by cnn at the time. >> no one says anything about that. people chant cnn sucks because of their biassed coverage and everybody starts crying. >> sean: cnn sucks. i try t

of house republicans are standing behind jim jordan. yeah, maybe, maybe it's because they have already seen much worse. back in the 2000 a maner and he later admitted to molesting children when he was a wrestling coach. and he was convicted for paying hush money to cover it up. so at the very worst, jim jordan is an upgrade from that. and frankly, i think that is what he should run on. >> dennis hastert was an admitted pedestrian o file. he abused-- pedophile, he abused multiple young boys and tried to hide his horrific actions with payoffs. jim jordan is only accused of enabling sexual abuse. and the victims weren't children. he is the progress we need. jim jordan, nopt as bad as a pedestrian file-- pedophile. >> trevor: we'll be right >> trevor: we'll be right back. ♪ yeah! yeah! yeah! we hide hotel names, so you can find four star hotels at two star prices. h-o-t-w-i-r-e ♪ it's so hard to believe ♪ but it's all coming back me. ♪ baby, baby, baby. all you can eat is back, baby. applebee's. pieces or cups? pieces or cups? pieces or cups? pieces in cups! man, we're killing it over here, huh? not sorry. reese's. man, we're ki

a lot of power in the local political scene. he supported wright's opponent. to break the hold, jim wright took a full ad and wrote an open letter to the man where he challenged this very famous, influential figure, and the texas politics seen. scene. that letter had an impact on the election. he won the seed and he also won carter's respects, begrudgingly. this was a public campaign put forth by congressman newt gingrich, who had questions about speaker wright's ethics, especially in relation to receiving gifts for speaking engagements and some royalties over the publication of one of his books, some questions about his wife betty's employment, and -- but newt gingrich really took on a public role in questioning the speaker of the house and saying that he needed to be investigated for these ethics violations. housey, in 1988, the ethics committee did open an investigation into speaker receiving gifts in exchange for speaking engagements over the congressional limit family had also there were questions about his wife's employment. he has written a book "confessions of a public man," and in exchange of these speaking engagements, there were congressional limit

. >> jim: you know i'm a big fan of yours. what does -- what does a manboyfriend is a huge fan of obscure horror films, like vampires from the 1960s and '70s. those movies -- a lot of them were british. "evil twins" and -- alyway, we went to see one recently, in fact,d "twins of evil" -- from 1971. and -- i was completely ed distrahe entire time. and kept thinking -- i was thinking of yo i hope you know that. [ laughter ] i was thinking of you -- thinking -- >> jimmy: thank you. ec you would absolutely co to this movie and -- we have the dvd here -- the cover. and i thk -- >> jimmy: why would i -- >> you may understand why. if you look next to thretwins [ laughter ] at count carnstein, here. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? >> i'm telling you, this is amazing. >> jimmy: wait a second. it "twins of evil"? >> yes. "twins of evil" in 1971, and that is you. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there's no way. that can't be me, because i've -- >>o, it is you. and it's -- it's you. actually, i feel like it's you as "sesame street's" count von count, actually. [ laughter ]us like

man. todd: a 5 year veteran of the police force after being shot in the head, the suspect due in court this morning. police officer jim devol responding to a call when police say,c was shot, he is expected in court today charged with attempted murder. he was out on bond for a weapons charge. put the man police a friend to shoot a congresswoman set to face a judge today. carlos is accused of leading voice mail for the majority whip and caffrey -- kathy mc mars rogers, they told him, quote, we are going to feed them led, make no mistake, you will pay. scalise nearly killed last year after a gunman opened fire at a republican baseball practice. jillian: donald from rallying the crowd in the keystone state out of his economic success, slamming his opponents and calling for a government shutdown. rob: drumming up support for lou barletta's senate bid. >> reporter: in classic form, in his campaign to unseat bob casey. it was an unfulfilled campaign promise the president made in the same arena at the top of his mind and is willing to go to great lengths to fulfill it. >> we are going to start to get very nasty over the wall.

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to jared kushner suggesting this stephen caulk is the man's name for a job as secretary of the army and in that email, jared kushner wrote on it, jim? >> interesting. the president's campaign chairman gets a big loan, promises the banker a job, forwards that to the administration, the president son-in-law says he's looking at it. thanks very much. i want to bring in jeffrey toobin. so, jeffrey, first on the strategy, the decision by the defense team to wrap it up without calling a defense witness. is that a sign of weakness of their case or confidence? >> well, it is very common for defendants to try their cases through the cross-examination of government witnesses and not call witnesses themselves. it is even more common for defendants to be convicted because they really don't have an answer and the issue here is not so much that they didn't call witnesses, the issue here, as far as i can tell, is manafort doesn't have a defense. the evidence here is that he cheated on his taxes. the evidence here is that he misled and lied to these banks. obviously, they are going to point out that -- they're going to say that rick gates is a ter

of the issues that the special counsel is looking at. precisely what he might have, it's guess work at this point. >> jim, you know that this is a man who has been loyal to the president up until recently. he also went on with george stephanopoulos and said my loyalty is to my family and my country. should the white house be concerned? >> michael cohen has been out there almost begging to help himself through this issue he has gotten himself into. i think jack is right. we don't know what he knows. whether it's useful at all. quite frankly, a lot of that is going to be, for the prosecutors and for him, making a judgement, even if he has something that may be worthwhile. depending upon what he is looking at from a sentence perspective, even if he is convicted or pleads guilty, all of that is going to factor into his decision making as to he goes forward and then the prosecutors -- maybe he doesn't have anything to say that's worthwhile. >> to be very clear on this, if he were to cooperate, the reporting that -- as i understand it is that he would have to cooperate not just on a select area of focus. he would be cooperating with feds acro

a sweet and kind and good man. >> see you tonight, jim. >> that's a good note to end on. a good show still ahead, as we get some data at the top oft go away. >>> welcome back to "squawk on the street." some breaking news, factory orders for the month of june, up .4 on factory orders, that's x transportation if you look at the u.n. ins, they are up .7 now let's dive into what's going on with durable goods orders this is a final june read. which means we take the half month reads out, which was up .1% now comes up .8% if we look at capital goods orders, nondefense goods aircraft shipments, shipments drape from 1% to down .7. all the numbers are positive signs, nothing negative here, but we did lose something here with the mid month reads we are hovering right over 10-year note yields. the curve's actually steepening a bit because the yields are down the long end yields are virtually unchanged. >> rick santelli good thursday morning, welcome back to "squawk on the street" at the new york stock exchange busy morning, of course tesla is in focus we're off the lows after falling 2,800 this morning >> stocks lower this morning, after tr

a moment. this is "today" on nbc. wow. look at jim go. man, that guy works hard. courtside seats? multitasking isn't for the faint of heart . i'm in!ill, hey babe. do you have my credit card? i can't find it. nope. i haven't seen it. i'll keep looking. and a bank that helps you take care of business from anywhere. you know, we could use more guys like jim around here. bb&t. all we see is you. >>> time flies when you are having fun. that willo it for us on saturday morning. >> tomorrow on "sunday today" willie sits down with mila willie sits down with mila right now at kohl's save 25% on nike, under armour, adidas, and converse! save on nike tees under armour backpacks adidas shoes and conv! plus - get kohl's cash! save 25% on our biggest active brands! 's right now - only at ko thdelicious.i-wheat. but it's more than that. 10 layers of crunchy wheat to fill you up on big days. whether your day involves steam, mountains, or woah- fire... ...we've got your breakfast right here. is your breakfast built for big days? olay regenerist wipes out the competition; hydrating better than $100, $200 even $400 creams. with our b3 complex, beaut

. >> so right there rudy says his understanding of what donald trump said to jim comey is, can you give the man a break? that sounds really, really, really close to what former fbi director jim comey said. can you see to it to let flynn go. >> it does. it sounds real -- >> sounds like rude si corroborating comey. >> it sounds like it, but mr. giuliani is not the witness here. the president would be the witness here. and so it makes perfect sense to me, nicolle, that you would want -- if you're bob mueller, to hear from the president. look, the president has a couple of options if he gets a subpoena. he can tell the truth or he can invoke his 5th amendment privilege against self-incrimination if the truth would incriminate him. that's it. those are the two lawful options. and it makes sense to me, too, that mr. giuliani would want to try and talk folks out of calling the president. he probably is not a very good witness. the fact that, you know, mueller can't rely on giuliani's testimony. that doesn't do him any good. he needs to hear from the president. the other alternative, of course, is the pr

a host of formally hated stocks john in florida, john? >> caller: boo-yah, jim! >> oh, what's up >> caller: hey, man, amazon purchased retail drug companies like walgreens running to the hills. walgreens is currently trading at a three-year low around 15, yield around 275 jim, seeing how it's going to take years for amazon to develop and scale a drug delivery business, doesn't this fear of amazon present a buying opportunity? >> you know what all weekend, and then today when i was at walgreens, i said to myself when am i going the wake up one day and see the stock at 75 because all the negatives are in and the answer is probably not that long. i like your thinking i think it's very similar to some other companies that were decimated by something that was amazon fear like an autozone and then it came right back. i'm with you i think walgreens is a new position for me, is a buy. how about mike in wisconsin, mike >> caller: hi, jim thanks for taking my call. love your show >> oh, thank you. >> caller: my question is on the resale for coal. with earnings coming up on the 21st i'm wondering if there is s

other man killed in the crash on interstate 80, jaime manuel known as jim's remains need to be returned to his family in the philippines. >>> the family of nia wilson announced today they are filing a lawsuit against bart. nia was stabbed to death at the mcarthur bart station las nia's death is not some horrific anomaly that occurred in two seconds that nobody could do anything. >> the family's attorney says bart missed previous threats by the alleged killer john lee cowell. the attorney says witnesses told them they had threatening run-ins with cowell, each time he was said to be armed with a knife. a bart spokesman said they cannot comment on a current litigation. >>> safe injection centers for homeless drug addicts. abc 7 news reporter wayne freedman is live outside city hall joining us now with more. wayne? >> reporter: city hall seems like a logical place in a city that has a has been it of defying federal law. it was san francisco in this very building that performed same-sex marriages, it is san francisco that protects immigrants inside this city, and now they want to defy federal law again. in his daily process of giving help, paul harkin says he needs help. to resc them th

a talented young man, jake tapper. today jim jordan and some other guy, i don't know who. >> mark meadows. >> stephen: mark meadows-- ofng guy. mark meadows-- the same mark meadows i've never heard of. mark meadows and jim jordan-- >> he's from your neck of the woods. >> stephen: what's my neck of the woods? >> carolina? >> stephen: where's he from? >> one of 'em. ( laughter ) >> stephen: where are you from? where are you from? >> i'm from philadelphia, but i'm just saying-- >> stephen: philadelphia? he's from philadelphia... pittsburgh, it's one of 'em! ( laughter ) anyways, is he really from north carolina? >> it originally was one giant carolina, wasn't it? >> stephen: you shut up. ( laughter ) n'even remember wh was >> it was about impeaching rosenstein. >> stephen: right! rosenstein, who's the deputy attorney general and the guy who can, you know, fire mueller, and the guy who's kind of defending mueller right now and not giving congress documents they've asked for that would kind of give away the investigation, really. because they would probably just give it to the trump administration-- just speaking, just two

jim allison, spokesman for b.a.r.t. we appreciate your time. >>> now to the north bay, the mother of a man who plunged to his death off of cliff does not believe it was an accident and does not believe investigators are doing enough to find out what happened. crime reporter henry lee is live for us from sausalito after talking with that woman. >> reporter: tyler silva's mother tells me she does not believe that everyone who has been contacted -- she does not believe that the witnesses who have come forward in this case have been contacted by investigators. >> my son was worth it. >> reporter: heather is demanding answers more than eight months after her son to keep mysterious death in marin county. >> i'm devastated not only with the loss of my child, but i am confused over why there has not been more movement. >> reporter: her son, 21-year- old tyler silva, was last seen on top of the cliffs high above the beach on december 3rd. one week later, kayakers found his body near stinson beach, 2 miles away. she said her son was with a former girlfriend on the day he went missing. she shared with us her theory that the woman m