david jackson was married to barbara britton. her father, harry, disliked david.ent on to become the fifth wife of a man named michael wolfe. they divorced and he later married two more times. and now, finally, one of wolf's ex-wives, woman named nancy, was sitting with detective velazquez, telling police she knew everything about what happened to david. >> can you tell me again? >> because i know how he was killed and what they did with him. >> reporter: how did she know? according to the ex, michael drank. a lot. >> reporter: every night he would almost down a whole bottle of scotch, and i guess he just needed to talk. and the story wolfe told, according to the ex, implicated more than just himself. here's what happened, as nancy heard it. wolfe and harry britton, barbara's father, rented a motel room on that long ago july night, invited david to a meeting there. >> when he gets at the hotel, they have a very small conversation and michael shot david in the head. >> he told me he had to get so drunk to do it. and that the first shot didn't kill him. he had to sh

david jackson, thanks for hanging out for us. >>> breaking news on wall street. stocks in the red this morning after new concerns about this ongoing trade war with china and its impact on the bottom lines of u.s. companies. all three major indexes lower in this first hour of trading. you can see the numbers there. but then just the last couple of minutes president trump's chief economic adviser, larry kudlow, dismissed worries about the trade war. he blamed this market turmoil on the mid-terms. >> i think the stock market is worried that congress will change and will overturn these pro-growth policies. i really believe that. i think that the so-called correction and i've said before as you know these things come and go, that correction has to overcome the uncertainty about this election. >> kudlow also confirmed president trump and the chinese president will meet on the sidelines of the g-20 summit at the end of next month. >>> coming up, how is that central american migrant caravan affecting what voters think in the u.s.? we're live on the ground in texas for re

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in some cases, with david bowie, it was a good thing. with michael jackson, maybe we would have been better not to have the extra albums. so far, the reviews have been positive. one headline says what a voice. those who have listened have said his voice is more powerful and moving than ever. >> one more story. a word about the jamaican team,al women's football celebrating their world cup qualification. >> it is their first ever world cup qualification in the first of a women's team from the caribbean. the daily observer is calling them history makers. this is thursday's front page. it has not been making much noise outside jamaica. inside jamaica, this is a huge deal. headlining france again. 20 years ago jamaica's men's team qualified for their world cup. 20 years ago, the world cup narrato i i've be an architecturcrcriticn lolos aneleles r n neay 15 y yrs, an i in althatat te i dod't think 'veverer ce acroro a builnng que asas iscrututle, st

essay months that david vera gets fleet sailed past jackson and captured the crescent city of new orleans. there was a lot looking up in the western theater. but the population centers, the political capitals, all of the media attention, it was fixated and focused on that all- important eastern theater. in that eastern theater, of course as we have tracked over the last three weeks, you know the story. it was defeat, it was retreat, it was stalemate. for the federal forces. heading out, falling back, digging in. the war in the east had become a worrisome sequence of movements and motions. none of which seemed to add up to anything larger or exert influence on the progress of arms. these defeats and the harrowing losses, the staggering casualties they inflicted, they sapped morale on the northern homefront. as it was, of course, and as we have discussed over the course of this semester, north and south were deeply divided over the meaning and purpose of this war. newspapers were teeming with descriptions of the deadly and destructive capacity of this conflict. they were deeply disquieted.

our look at this week's new book releases continues with historians david and gene hideler's look at how andrew jackson was elected president in 1828. boston college law professor and former supreme court clerk kent greenfield weighs in on the supreme court's decision to grant corporations with personhood in "corporations are people too." and in "nine pints," rose george shares her research on the science and commodification of blood. look for these titles in bookstores coming week, and watch for many of the authors in the near future on booktv on c-span2. >> so quite honestly, the reason that i wrote this book had to do with the elections of 2016, the british vote to leave the european union in the brexit vote and donald trump's election in november of 19 -- of 2016. i think that both of these events are connected to a broader series of developments around the world which are often times referred to as the rise of a kind of global populism in this which you have democratic leaders that are legitimately elected, but they pursue policies that are often times economically populist, but more importantly i

david: yet you have an incumbent democrat. trump spent a lot of time in montana campaigning against jon. he caught up with geithner ronny jackson be the administrative. trump has gone twice. donald junior has been there. has an has a target --jon target on his back. david: that is the former u.s. investor to china. coming up, more of the exclusive interview with mitch mcconnell talking midterms and more. this is bloomberg. ♪ david: this is balance of power. our chief washington correspondent kevin cirilli spoke with mitch mcconnell among other things. mcconnell addressed the upcoming midterms and the controversy over the disappearance of jamal khashoggi. >> i think it is good the president sent the secretary of state. we need to find out what happened before deciding what kind of response is appropriate. >> you think there will be some type of response if these allegations are true. >> i think we need to find out what happened. >> final question on this issue with republicans in your party, including bob corker of the senate foreign relations committee have called on the usage of the -- act. you think this is an appropriate mec

david? [applause] >> i appreciate it. thank you. >> so good evening, everybody. welcome to mcnally jackson. my name is billy.e're excited tonight. we've had a long and very fortunate experience, our relationship with n+1 magazine. tonight will be no different. as we engineer and more intricate algorithms to translate, portray immediate our experience and better the gap the divides us from the machine ul

our look at this week's new book releases continues with historians david and jean and the look at how andrew jackson was elected president in 1828. kent greenfield weighs in on the supreme court's decision to grant corporations with personhood and corporations are people too. and 9 pints, rose george shares research on blood. look for these titles in bookstores this coming week and watch for many of the authors in the near future a book to be on c-span2. >> good morning, you almost made me cry maybe i'm not a morning person. first, i want to thank everyone who made this possible. i know a ton of work must have gone into making this happen and i am so very grateful to be a part of it. thank you to the mississippi arts commission, the humanities council and everyone in the state government who allowed this and made this possible. i hate to do this but my prepared remarks are on my phone. i apologize for being rude. everywhere i go journalists asked me why i choose you chose to return home to mississippi. i recently wrote an essay where i wrestled with racial inequality and after doing so came to the c

david: really appreciate your being with us. is mike jackson, autonation chairman and ceo.cap those headlines of fiat. earnings came in better, net revenue came in better. the company is announcing dividend of 2 billion after the sale. that stock up over 2%. terms oferesting in the implication of a struggling auto market when you wrap it into the housing market and what that winds up meaning or growth. david: in europe, it seems like the pattern is let us divest. that is what happened with the parts business. daimler is spinning off their truck business. seems like right now, in europe, companies are saying in order to deal with the challenged environment, let us divest. alix: which is a trend for industrials. david: right. it is a time for what is making headlines outside the business world. taylor: president trump plans to sign an executive order that would terminate or thrice citizenship in the united states. in an interview, the president and the move is part of effort to and chain migration. anyone born in the u.s. is a citizen even if their parents are not citizens. t

david auerbach is right at software engineer. tonight tonight is joined by marco roth, cofounder and editor at n+1 magazine. please make our guests feel vey welcome. [applause] >> thank you. >> thanks for coming. thanks mcnally jackson and thanks billy. you guys are great. this is my first time in a brooklyn store some glad to share it with david. two jews christening a store. i'm going to come ability to sense of what the book is about. you may have already already but i want to take a different approach to it. one of the things that fascinates me as a writer and also as a reader is intellectual autobiography and this is a difficult genre. think about how does one write about how you came children things and how you came to unlearn things, how you came to question what the certainties and the truths that made you feel in some ways safest or where you learned your professional trade. that's a very difficult genre at a think david has really done a masterful job at it. so we we're going to talk about that. when one thinks that memoir, there's an account of overtime a trauma or crazy parents or external challenges that arise from more and persecution. david's story is very positive, and in the early years, almost nurt

david daniel has this report. ♪ ♪ aren't you tired trying to fill that void ♪ >> reporter: bradley cooper plays heavy drinking musician jacksonwho falls for a young singer in a star is born. >> i don't sing my own songs. i don't feel comfortable. >> when you are in that environment and you create something that we're all proud of, it bonds you forever. and that is just -- i guess just luck that i happened to find myself working with people with such huge hearts. >> reporter: lady gaga plays allie who lacks confidence. >> almost everyone likes the way i sounded but not the way i look. >> i think you're beautiful. >> reporter: a star is born is also cooper's feature directing debut. >> i think i got to the point i was so clear with the story i wanted to tell and i think maybe people felt that and they were willing to trust me. that i was going to take care of them. >> reporter: the film is generating oscar buzz for its the a littcting, directing and . ♪ in hollywood, i'm david daniel. >>> thanks for being with us. i'm george howell at the cnn center in atlanta. let's do it again, another hour of you news right after the break.

david: the rhetoric from this fed up until several weeks ago was -- i wouldn't say dovish, but there was nothing there that incrementally changed the complexions of markets. then we had the speeches from jackson hole and it seemed there was perhaps inflation coming down, growth was picking up. it seems we are living in a completely different part of 2018 now. thomas: inflation is a key component. everyone has been calling for inflation to come through for two years now and it has not shown its ugly head. it is increasing. we have seen slight increase in wages, just haven't seen it manifest to the point where it really is a problem. gold is not responding to inflationary pressures. the dollar higher is simply more negative for gold and you look at inflation -- i think that is a major component. they fear factor, or pricing into the yields. yvonne: thomas schroeder will be sticking around for the hour. virgin away from asian bonds and the pressure will grow. david: later on, we will look how this epic fight between airbus and boeing signals that a trade war will continue to fly. yvonne: you can join the conversation by sending its messages during the show. if you have questions about charts, fe