dunlap. >> the disguised man made three separate withdrawals of $700.m he tapped was in downtown tallahassee near the campus of the state u, miles from where sheryl's car was found. >> so you and the team stake out the atm machine. >> we stay there several days, day and night, watching the am. and he never came back to that one. >> the search for sheryl stretched on for weeks. >> a lot of us went out on our own and searched the woods and went to places we thought she could possibly be. >> but the more time goes on inevitably, the fear sinks in. >> i just remember sleepless nights, just -- because i'm thinking, if she's still alive and someone has her, she's afraid. >> mid-december, two weeks after shierl disappeared, some hunters out training dogs in the national forest noticed a vulture circling in the sky above them. >> and they went to check it out and discovered the body. >> a female body missing its head and hands, a grisly fact not released at the time. you think this is someone trying to conceal the identity. >> very much. >> it took a dna sample

in the current rating on bonds, jeffrey dunlap morning -- warning that bondholders are at risk for ahort squeeze, when they are forced to cover their position. haidi: thank you for that. let's get you to first word news with jeffrey sommers. >> president trump has repeated his claim that the eu and china manipulate their currency. he told lawyers that beijing artificially lowers levels. in a wide-ranging interview, he also said he had no timeframe for a diplomatic standoff with turkey and that it is dangerous to have companies like twitter and facebook regulating themselves. significant second-quarter slowdown in the chinese economy after analyzing a wide range of data. the manager of access equities told bloomberg the pullback was more based on alternative data then the government's official pmi reading. the data now shows some stabilization. overall, fundamentals seem to be not bad. sentiment, on the other hand, certainly has been quite negative. there is green at the beginning of august. >> water has begun receding after the worst floods in a century, but some areas remain an acce

according to matthew dunlap, the real was not to pursue the truth but provide imprimatur legitimatelyions that millions of illegal votes were cast on the election and pave the way for polycy changes designed to undermine the right to vote. president trump can't quit saying millions of illegal votes cost him the popular vote. a claim he repeated over and over and over again. trump tripled down on the baseless claims by convening this voter fraud commission and secretary of state and current candidate chris cobach to help run it. many states refusing to comply with the suspiciously broad demands for voters personal information. the final straw came when democrat dunlop sued to see information being shared only among its republican members. the panel was abruptly shut down after a judge ruled in his favor but that hasn't stopped the president from repeating his claims and advocating for voter i.d. laws like he did last week in florida. >> if you go out and want to buy groceries, you need a picture on a card. you need i.d. >> now, as anyone who has been to a grocery store the last several

dunlap believes the panel was set up merely to validate the president's baseless claims he has repeatedu have for us? >> we are continuing with the heat in the northeast like yesterday, and we're still watching southern california and much of the west, the heat is getting worse instead of better. these fires went out of control this weekend, too. mendocino went from the 25th largest in the history of state of california and now is up to four. remember last year, thomas fire, that was number one. we still have the carr fire burning, too. 48 million people at risk in the northeast today. just like yesterday, very hot and humid. it won't be like 105 to 110, but it will feel like 95 to 100. if you are outside for an extended time, or the kids or the pets, a little extra water would be good. the heat advisory is the lower category, and when we get to the heat warning this is where it is dangerous to be outside. this area is used to being hot, but you're going to be especially hot today and it looks to continue for much of the week. look at the week ahead forecast. one of the big things is go