we've arranged to meet captain david anderson. he's been working the seas as a fisherman since he was 19 1st as an ordinary deckhand. now as captain, 4 months we've been in contact with him by a satellite, he sent us videos that demonstrate what it means to fish in the bearing see. just watching that makes us queasy. captain anderson wants to tell us about a dangerous encounter, possibly a new frontline, which in his view has received far too little attention manager rod. like why i gotta listen this guys who knows what we're capable of everything. ah. and they're unpredictable. i got to protect the crew for captain anderson gives us a tour of the ship, his pride and joy. the highlight is the so called moon cool, a large shaft in the bottom of the ship for holding in the lines during storms, so that the crew isn't exposed to the weather. the blue north is a so called long liner. these lines are a total of 70 kilometers long. we have 55 magazines, or one magazine has 1200 hooks on it by 55, which is what we have on board. you're lo

but anderson, to david's point, what he raises, it's a good point. right?point about the outrage machine. which scott drugged -- because independents told us they feared trump, and to trumpy candidates. and you know, as we look to 24, the senate has, a third of the senate -- 53 senators are running. of those 33, 23 are democrats. right? or -- democrats have a very unfavorable map and coming up here in 2024. and i'm very fearful that if we don't try to, you know, turn the ship around in the water, we're gonna defeat from the jaws of victory once again. >> david, it's extraordinary. the former president announced he's running for president, i don't know, three weeks ago? -- what david urban said, which is that he still has a grip on a fired, maybe a little more than afraid of the republican primary. and that gives him a lot of leverage. >> david axelrod, david urban, leave it there. thank, you appreciate it. the fbi is now involved in what's been called a targeted attack on two county power substations in central and north carolina. tens of thousands without

the names that have been touted are his silken valley associates david sacks jason calacanis and a partner at andersonorowitz specializing in crypto. i'm not sure those are the names that he wants himself. remember former t-mobile ceo volunteered on twitter and 11 muska just replied no, just know. he later followed up with a tweet saying i respect you but you are not what i am looking for. i want this technology type. we don't really know. elon musk has responded with humor to some of the suggestions that have been put on twitter. francine: the advertisers will want someone to bring something more. the point is to try if not to get rid of elon musk but temper some of his behavior. has to be someone who is strong into their own person. ed: look at the way that tesla and spacex operate. elon musk is the visible face of those companies, but actually in spacex they have a very competent c.o.o. shop well who is the dominant player in commercial space satellites. and tesla, very competent cfo. he is not in everyone's face. people kind of -- he goes under the radar but there is competency there. it is possib

david , how are things looking from there? met >> hey there, anderson. some rainy weather move-in, but that will give a whole another view as the sun goes down and the lava glow comes up. you can see a little bit further out there, that is where this eruption is at its most active point. that is fisher three. it is moving at an active and stable pace. as you pointed out, really slowly. still has brought folks want to see this. it has become a tourist attraction out here. this has been one of the side roadways turned into a one-way lane so people can park on the side and take in the sights. they have been doing that at all hours, but primarily at night and this is the reason why, take a look. the nighttime glow of mauna loa's oozing lava, well you have to pull over to admire it properly. >> it is basically in the middle of the night and you guys are out here, why? >> this is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to be able to experience this and we decided to come early in the morning that we would not have to sit in the traffic. big not having hopped from oah

after the weekend rachael anderson never came home, her family believes they might finally get some answers. police had arrested her estranged husband charles capone and his pal davidptember 2014, it was only charles capone in the courthouse facing a murder charge. >> we are convinced that you will find the only possible verdict. find the defendant charles capone guilty of first degree murder. >> as the trial open, the states case had zigzag another and predicted turn. the maintenance yard worker had backed out on his murder for hire story and wouldn't testify to it. so now the jurors wouldn't hear of the juicy, you killed my wife, i'll kill your's story. but rather a straightforward and then the less terrifying story about a lousy marriage turned. fatal county prosecuting attorney bill thompson and deputy prosecuting attorney mia knew they had their work cut out for them. >> our approach was convinced the jury through the evidence, not only that rachel is dead, that there is only one person in this world who could've been responsible for it. and that's charles capone. >> what was the biggest hill to climb in this? >> because we didn't have a body, it was mostly ci

anderson at 945. but as pro—eu david plots to return to the labour frontbencher should wave ball mp deflect to reform to save brexit . uk and fight to save brexit. nigel farage live on reports of his secret talks with disillusion lawmakers straight after the break break . what the farage now and nigel is in the studio while don't know where to start this week because in terms of politics your involvement of that of course things are really heating up but can we start with maybe some of the news that you don't always cover on your show because it involves your political life, your reform uk life , which i can your reform uk life, which i can talk about more easily. and of course there have been these growing reports. nigel you might be into talks with tory mps red mp, specifically about defecting from tories to reform. is this becoming a more serious proposition as the migrant crisis gets out of control. the truth of it is, let's take the migrant crisis. this is hotels filling up all over the country, seaside towns midlands towns, northern towns , people enraged northern towns, people enraged by what

anderson phil prison. >> this a letter from rachel's written a few months later. he has obviously learned the information about davids capture from rachel. he responds in this letter, offer his condolences that david had been captured. as we follow t family through the war, through these letters, this one particularly became quite heartbg. isaac's town shifts with dramatically from his earlier misses in the war to this. point you can really start to see how not only the campaigns that he's engaged in our wearing on him, but the news from what's happening to his brother's, what's happening to his family, is starting to weigh on him more and more. he, the condolences he offers are as such, quote, i feel very sorry feel that you can't hear from david. you must be on great suspense, and you must feel very lonely, yet you must look on the bright side of the picture and hope for the best. i think he will turn up all right sometime, if the gray backs don't starve him to death. and i hope they will fail in this if they undertake it. i think david has a pretty good constitution, and we'll get through all right if he is only a

anderson prison, andersonville prison. this letter from ice rachel is written only a few months later and he has obviously learned the information about david's capture from rachel. he responds in this letter to offer his condolences that that david had been captured. as we follow this family through the war, through these letters, this one particularly became quite heartbreang isaac's tone shifts dramatically from some of his early missives in the war to. to this point. and you can really start to see how not only the campaigns that he's engaged in are wearing on him, but the news from what's happening to his brothers, what's happening to his family is also starting to weigh on him more and more. he he the condolences he offers are as such. quote, i feel very sorry for you that you can't hear from david. you must be on great suspense and you must feel very lonely. but you must look up bright side of the picture and hope for the best. i think he will turn up all righ time. if the gray backs don't starve to death and i hope they will fail in this if tdertake it. i think david has a pretty good constitution and will get through. all right. if h

. >> david whelan, so appreciate talking to you, i get i'm so sorry it is under the circumstances i hope to speak to you in better circumstances soon. >> you too, thank you for having me, anderson. >> someone who is joining us now -- realtime from the inside the format -- we're always glad to have his take on things. coming to see that prisoner swap on the tarmac in abu dhabi it's like something out of the cold war, how complex are these kinds of negotiation? >> incredibly complex, anderson, that's one of the things that i was thinking about as a heard the family members talk about their loved ones who are still imprisoned to get something like this done the amount of things that have to be done behind the scenes, out of the public view stuff that you and i, working for a news organization for enviable to find out about. it's amazing. the other problem is that the russians will constantly, constantly change the goalposts. so this is not really a matter of does this administration or any administration want to get these americans out, that's job one as a u.s. government. that is a key role that the government has. it is that the russians will say one thing one day and choose to