edward: it is. there are accounts of the soldiers and this is george as we saw he was one of the few , officers who was actually willing to go in and depict what happened. charles wouldn't do that. he definitely had shell shock, but he was a rock. he was truly -- he walked all over the pocket to keep the men together. and he was a millionaire stockbroker from new york city who felt the sense of duty that he needed to serve. brian: why? what motivated him? edward: civic duty. it was the same thing for him and any of the others, he was a very successful lawyer, new york lawyer. charles colin we saw earlier was also a successful new york lawyer. and they felt that they owed a duty to lead and to make any sacrifice necessary, that's what they believed. brian: you may or may not know this answer, but do they have descendants still alive in new york or elsewhere in the u.s.? edward: yes, they do they do. so far as i know they all have family members. brian: explain what we're looking at now. edward: these

edwards? mr. edwards: we should hold someone accountable who uses their weapon inappropriate repaired moderator: we recently spent time with veterans here in new hampshire to find out what their priorities are. army veteran -- an army veteran had to say. >> we need more resources in the services outmore there in the general public. i don't want to see policies in the v.a. system. it should bebe -- more medically-managed and not with politicians. pappas, do you think the v.a. system is adequately funded, what are your concerns about politics getting in the way of veterans' care? mr. pappas: we need to continue to make sure we deliver on the promised war veterans. we should always be standing up for them. we have seen a report come out about the manchester v.a. and the ethan efficiencies -- and the inefficiencies there. we need to rebuild confidence in those organizations and make sure we have a game plan to build up care. we need to continue to insist on funding for a full-service v.a. in new hamps

connor edwards motorcycle was found in turn -- in nevada. last month a relative said edwards has been on a road trip nine months and had been calling his family every week but had not been heard fromst. debit card belonging to edwards was used in san francisco back in august after the motorcycle was found and officers confirmed edwards was the person using the card. >>> 4:33 a.m. and a terrifying seen on the bart train. a rider is accused of waving two chain saws and passengers. gomez talk to the woman who recorded the incident. >> reporter: a man with not one but two chainsaws is seen and heard on cell phone video threatening to cut someone's head off. he tries to start it with no success. so then he pulls another chainsaw out of the box and attempts to start that one. miss bluford was brave enough to record it. the man boarded the richmond bound train monday evening from the hayward station. at first they said most writers tried to ignore him. >> he approached someone and went like that with the chainsaw and the guys like that's not funny

as i make my move, i'm going to ooh and ahh over edwards maps. edward's maps. he is a self-taught photographer. it is absolutely gorgeous. that is from richmond. >> from richmond. i know you are involved in preservation. are you aware of any efforts to secure the property where grant's pontoon bridge went from one side to the other? i think i understand you really cannot get to it today. it is on private property. do you have any knowledge of efforts to get that? mr. alexander: there is a solar plant being proposed near the forge site there south of the james river. the plant construction will not impact the earthworks itself, but it's possible that as kind of a compromise for that development that hopefully fort palatan might become -- it is still there. it is not formally preserve. hopefully that can be a concession for allowing the plants to go. no argument against solar energy. sure, as long as we get the concession of perhaps having access. right now, as you mentioned, it is almost impossible to do a tour of the turning point of the civil war because none

edward continues to look out the window. he watches a group of seven children walk across a parking lot in front of us. the kids all look to be the same age as him. wearing close just like he typically wears. what are coats, hats, hats, jeans and gloves. they are black. laughing, joking and caring their school backpacks. one of the girls makes a snowball and throws it at one of the boys. all of the kid laughs. watching the kids goof around, edward states definitively, this neighborhood really is not all that good, is it #what do you mean i ask. it just seems that there are a lot of poor people around here. we don't usually stop here, my mom mom says it's dangerous. i say why do you think she says it's dangerous? edward says i don't think she would say the less it is true. our turn to go up to the window. his attention shifts. he starts talking about his snowmobile. even as i listen to them chatter on and on, i am reminded of something edward told me. in other day a few weeks prior. we are all the same he said. race does not

edward and stan to be with us.f the day, michael mckee in discussion with robert kaplan of the dallas fed, timely to say the least, the 8:00 hour. this is bloomberg, that is london. ♪ francine: this is "bloomberg surveillance." south africa is helping investors will look plastic leak midterm budget as it seeks to attract $100 billion in investments over the next five years. the target is part of the boost an's drive to economy that has expanded more than 2% annually since 2013. earlier, guy johnson spoke to the south african president. >> we are ahead of the track. we are way ahead and i am overwhelmed by the level of interest that continues to be in the south african economy. many corporate, money potential investors are here. we have well over 1000 people here. many of them are real investors. they are not just people who just want to come and have a freebie at a conference. they are here because they want to put money on the ground and make money themselves. a little bitalk about where the economy is right now.

apparent people are having sex when the reason that i wanted to share with our audience a clip of edward blum was not for the skin color but also he did very well known campaign against affirmative action and this goes back many many years so nothing about his color but definitely about his platform and what he's keen to do so do you mind that there's this collaboration between you and a activist who wants affirmative action to go away not destiny concerned about asian americans and how they are being viewed by harvard application process but affirmative action for stop to end it is actually to claim that he's fighting against affirmative action because if you read his washington post. opinion he clearly said. it was based on firmly action and actually you have offered action on the lookout and the critique critique i would imagine there is not of her actually act what you really have the current racial tension. to haze and there is no way to control how much current is used. in the process so the most vulnerable members of society often get made the scarecrow damage which is that and wh

edward's sister says he has a long road for recovery. after six weeks he won't be able to talk and he'll be o a liquid diet for that whole time. the family hopeso take edward home this week. a go fund me page has been set up by the family. you can find the link in the nbc washington app. >>> the washington times is now iothe second organiz after fox news to retract a false allegation that concerns the unsolved murder of seth rich. in july of 2016 ric was killed near his home in th ablooming daa in d.c. soon after his death wikileaks releasedle s dnc e-mails. some linking the murder and a dnc hack were reported by conservative media organizations. washington times column amplified that they and even accused his brother of wrongdoing. this weekend as part of a settlement with aaron rich retracted the column and apologized. aaron rich released ayitatement not only has he lost his only brother to murder, in his words, quote, politically motivated conspiracy theorists accused him. >>> the d.c. council passed emergency legislation from keeping

in 1831, i give to my son edward the land, the slaves having been displayed. the 1830 census says that he has 27 slaves. i have 62 in chickahominy and 27 on edwards land, there are 30 odd slaves on john's land then, there were little landholdings, john marshall slaves, here there and everywhere. my guess is that john marshall owned in 1830, conveys the 27 slaves, he has another son that's a physician who never had much of a career as a physician who moved out and is really kind of a gentleman farmer. jacqueline has 40 slaves in 1830, he had none in 1820. you don't go from zero slaves to 45 or 47 slaves in 10 years unless you are winning the powerball lottery which does not yet exist. or, your daddy john gave you a whole bunch of slaves. it turns out that in 1830, between marshall and his sons, the marshals own approximately 250 slaves. and it seems quite likely and in addition, it's the other 100 or so they may have added to the slaves but the slaves have been acquired and given to the sons. that leads to the question how did so many scholars miss this, how di

edward with the defender's office and represent ronald hamilton. >> jurors in the commonwealth of virginia are increasingly less likely to support the death penalty. >> some offices simply don't have the resources a staff to handle them. >> we're probably o of a handful of offices who could put the resources into prosecuting a case like this. >> richard conway, one ofour prosecutors, in spite of the jury's hdecision, believes the residents still back the death penalty. >> s itill believe there's very strong support in our community and particulan the murder of a police officer. >> and conway hopes eve though they didn't win the death sentence for hamilton, the threat of it may still deter others from harming police. >> other states have already abolished the death penalty in

let's get started with an edwards in birmingham. there was drama today. some drama coming into the conference today. word boris johnson decide -- would boris johnson decide to launch a in tilley the conservative party? launch a bid to lead the conservative party? no.

edwards for being here tonight. we all have heavy hearts in seeing the situation in pittsburgh which is all too common in this country. we are facing a uniquely american tragedy where we lost 32,000 individuals to gun violence last year. while it is important we offer our thoughts and prayers and i can help people and bring communities together, we need more than that. we need public policies that are going to allow us to protect safety and plug the gaps in the background check system. this is a difference between myself and my opponent. he wants to repeal the federal background check system. i believe in you to strengthen it and make sure we have universal checks for all part -- purchases. i can help weapons falling in the wrong hands and help prevent tragedies like this in the future. i believe we can respect the culture of responsible gun ownership while at the same time taking important steps to keep people safe. >> mr. edwards you can have 30 seconds. >> chris knows that is not true. i'm not in favor of the gov

(edward dmytryk) he was the first one to say, "i didn't mean it really, i was trying it on for size."ust trying it on for size, lots of things still don't fit. "trying it on for size," is part of our language now, but he was the first one to ever write that line. one thing that came along in fiction was the private eye, the hard-boiled private detective. (ron goulart) not part of the system, kind of a loner. hmm, you've got a nice build for a private detective. it gets me around. (ron goulart) you can't bribe him. you can't corrupt him. you can't even seduce him in many cases. (woman) you don't mind my sizing you up a little? most of us are ex-cops. i was fired by the d.a. this private eye could take you anywhere. down in the ghetto, into the underworld. you could go to haunts of the rich and famous. he gave you access to almost any level of society. (man's thoughts) it was a nice little front yard, cozy. only you'd need a compass to go to the mailbox. the house was all right, too, but not buckingham palace. i had to wait while she sold me to the old folks. it was like waiting to buy

the spirit called edward jameson is one of these who now wants the place.. it's clear anne was disturbed by unexplained noises she was hearing along the dark corridors. she was especially intrigued by life after death and looking at what happens to people and trying to connect and communicate with them. she invited people over to try and get in touch with those spirits who had passed. the actual room in which anne held her seances is now a meeting room for office staff but looking around its easy to imagine the ghostly mutterings. edward jamison, can you hear me? actually, i'd rather he didn't answer that... at one point, anne asks her ghost, will praying set you free? the answer, a firm no. a giant mural that's not been seen for nearly a century — has been uncovered in rome. bal tic tac by the italian painter giacamo balla — was found on the ground floor of a building owned by the bank of italy. the bbc‘s tim allman has more. art can appear at in the most mundane of places. behind the walls of this fairly non—descript building, something from the past, and

hello, i'm marc edwards and this is sport today, live from the bbc sport centre. coming up on this programme — jose under pressure, mourinho‘s man united gear up for their champions league clash with valencia. all roads lead to hoffenheim. maybe not all but the tiny village does welcome manchester city to south west germany. see you in la. it's a fiery first press conference ahead of the fury wilder world heavyweight clash. hello and thanks forjoining us. it's matchday 2 of the champions league this week and a chance for manchester united to bounce back from a torrid run of matches that has seen them record their worst league start in 29 years. they were also knocked out of the league cup by second tier derby county. they welcome valencia to old trafford with the pressure piling on jose mourinho asjoe lynskey reports. the hopes and dreams of pre—season have already drifted away. between fans, players and the manager, it seems relationships have deteriorated. this is a club far from united. i think that some care more than others. d want to say who? no. i will alwa

joining us now from london is edward glossop edward is the last of america economist at capital economics edward good to have you with us on counting the cost again if the incoming administration of brazil can't fix the system is this going to lead to a financial crisis well i think it's it's probably not really it's a financial crisis i mean i think obviously. argentina's fiscal crisis is much more acute because the government has large effects debts and brazil's case a lot of the government's debt is held in local currencies which really limits the risks it took about argentina's economy the problems how important though is brazil to latin america's economy and even to the global economy was by far the biggest country in the region but i think it's worth noting actually that brazil is fundamentally quite a closed economy so it's worth noting the rest of the region can still do relatively well in terms of economic growth even if brazil is stuck in a slump right so what needs to be done the put brazil's economy back on track well i think the main thing that investors are looking for is pe

edward? >> reporter: we've seen those denials since october 2nd from the saudi government, well, now they're starting to release parts of their report, finally admitting that he died in the consulate there in turkey. the i saudis saying there was a quarrel, and saudi prosecutor has now arrested 18 people related to this death. 15 of those were the folks who were inside the saudi consulate at the time that this all took place. the saudi government is also restructuring their intelligence agency going forward here. now also they've fired who very high-level folks within the government there. first, the royal court adviser; next, the deputy intelligence chief have both been fired from their job. now, in this report though they are denying fact that crown prince knew anything about this plot in order to the talk to jamal khashoggi or knew anything about what happened inside that consulate there. and again, saudi arabia taking a very hard stance, in fact, minutes ago the saudi king called turkish

let's get to edward lawrence live on capitol hill. edward? reporter: i am outside susan collins, the senator from maine's office right now. there's a lot of people in the hallway. take a look at what's going on. there are protesters on both sides, for and against judge brett kavanaugh. we know susan collins today had lunch with senator mitch mcconnell. she any minute now will make her decision and let us all know exactly which way she's going to vote, yes or no on the final confirmation. collins is seen as one of the swing confirmation votes. she voted yes in the procedural vote. senator jeff flake also voted yes. he says he is not going to change the vote. >> [ inaudible ] i'm glad we had a better process. reporter: senator lisa murkowski is leaning no which puts senator joe manchin in play. he voted to move the process along, but has expressed that he doesn't want to be the vote that gets them to 50, pushing this nomination over the top. other democrats questioned kavanaugh's temperament today. >> this behavior revealed a hostility and bell

go to edward lawrence at the white house. he has latest on reaction. there edward? reporter: there is no panic at white house the senior administration officials saying they are not concerned. there is no real panic about this. this is normal bull market correction. they're saying that the economy will rebound because according to senior administration officials the fundamentals of the economy are doing really well. still, job growth is happening. unemployment is low. 3.7%, the lowest since 1969. the president when he left for erie, pennsylvania, about 20 minutes ago did not take any questions on this but again senior administration officials saying don't panic. this is just normal correction for a normal bull market. melissa. melissa: all right. thank you for that, edward. going back to the market, james, what do you think? >> i think danielle's point, i hope we don't hear anything from jay powell. there is no need for the fed to comment on down day in the markets. i think it really would be another healthy sign if he doesn't say anything we've moved out of that ki

when natalie may edwards was arrested she was holding a flash drive which contained the very documents that she was accused of leaking. edwards is a senior adviser in the financial crimes enforcement network so she had access to suspicious activity reports or s.a.r.s from banks with manafort, rick gates and accused agent betina and she is accused of illegally giving report to the reporter from buzz feed not named in the court documents. dug her interviews with the f.b.i. agents, edwards initially deny nid contact with the news media and called herself a whistle-blower who saved the s.a.r.s for record-keeping. but according to the court documents she confessed to sending some of the s.a.r.s to reporter by taking photographs of them and texting photographs to use encrypted application. the documents allegedly provided basis for a dozen stories published by buzzfeed news in the last year and a half. the recent buzzfeed article in the charging document was published two days ago. so edwards has been charged with conspiracy and unauthorized disclosure of suspicious activity reports. both ch

joining us now from london is edward glossop edward is the last of america economist at capital economics edward good to have you with us on counting the cost again if the incoming administration of brazil can't fix the system is this going to lead to a financial crisis well i think it's it's probably not really it's a financial crisis i mean i think obviously. argentina's fiscal crisis is much more acute because the government has large effects debts and brazil's case a lot of the government's debt is held in local currencies which really limits the risks it's about argentina's economy the problems the how important though is brazil to latin america's economy and even to the global economy well it's by far the biggest country in the region but i think it's worth noting actually that brazil is fundamentally quite a closed economy so it's worth noting that the rest of the region can still do relatively well in terms of economic growth even if brazil is stuck in a slump and so what needs to be done to put brazil's economy back on track well i think the main thing that investors are looking

eddie edwards joins us from manchester, hampshire.e you with us. >> great to be here, thank you>> . nature of the the constituents you are appealing to. consistent with the folks in our district is that these are american patriots. these are americans who want their country brought together. they want a representative who will be able to work to bring our country back together. that is what they have been asking for. that is what they have been pushing for. that is why i am happy to be the republican nominee. david: how does that play at a practice, especially on the subject of trade? how important is that to you? you are at the border with canada? where do you stand right now with our trade policy? trader.tly, i am a free i believe in the free market. the voters here in this district's early support that -- district certainly support that. i have spoken with business owners who are engaging with trade. they are excited about the president's deal that has been reached with mexico and canada. we are very excited about that. obviously,

joining us now from london is edward loss of edward is the last in america economist at capital economics edward good to have you with us on counting the cost again if the incoming administration of brazil can't fix the system is this going to lead to a financial crisis well i think it's it's probably not. a financial crisis i mean i think obviously.

edward thank you, interrupt us if you get anything more we'll take your shot. trade war winners, it's not just dairy and auto. the closing bell ringing in 48 minutes the dow up 62 points, s&p up now only by two, maybe best known for his controversial role as ceo at inclone, but the pharma gutfeld are you is still working on the cutting edge of developing life saving drugs and therapy for alzheimers patients. he is here exclusively on how the u.s. mca deal and team trump 's regulation rollback, could lead, he says, to a new era of american innovation, and it's a big business takedown, bernie sanders says the government's effort post financial crisis to end bank bailouts is going backwards and he says break up berkshire hathaway of course run by warren buffett, to goldman sachs and the others because not only are they too big to fail, he says they're too big to exist in their current form. former big banker of ubs america 's robert wolf here to tell us if warren buffett, jamie dimon and the others should be shaking in their seats. "countdown" is coming right back

joining us now from london is edward glossop edward is the last of america economist at capital economics edward good to have you with us on counting the cost again if the incoming administration of brazil can't fix the system is this going to lead to a financial crisis well i think it's it's probably not really it's a financial crisis i mean i think obviously. argentina's fiscal crisis is much more acute because the government has large effects debts but in brazil is case a lot of the government's debt is held in local currencies which really limits the risks it took about argentina's economy the problems how important though is brazil to latin america's economy and even to the global economy was by far the biggest country in the region but i think it's worth noting actually that brazil is fundamentally quite a closed economy so it's worth noting the rest of the region can still do relatively well in terms of economic growth even if brazil is stuck in a slump so what needs to be done to put brazil's economy back on track well i think the main thing that investors are looking for is pensi

i do want to go right now stay with me to edward lawrence.who is outside, senator collins office right now, where there's lots of folks waiting to see what she's going to say. fill us in. reporter: trish, extremely busy in this hallway i'm outside in the three senate buildings, this is the office a of senator sue collins any minute will announce which way she is going to vote for the final confirmation. now we have let me show you our photographer gave us great pictures showing these are protesters who are both for and against judge brett kavanaugh now both of them are in this hall wisconsin and been peaceful. there's a huge capitol police presence but waiting to see which way susan collins will vote tomorrow. she could be the deciding vote on this we have senator jeff flake saying yes unless something major happens. lisa saying she's possibly leaning no. to mansion voted yes today question of to see what happens for final vote tomorrow so it could come down to wire and susan collins may play a big part that have. trish. >> thank you edward l

so there is mary edwards walker, some women went in and answered the call they becoming doctors. there is probably 2-300, maybe 400-500 but there are a number of women who actually took that whole going into skies thing one step further and dressed up as men and enlisted as men in the army. we know most of these people that they have identified are people who enlisted in the union army. that is likely because of sources, there is surely a comparable number of people who served in the confederacy. some of you are doing your papers on some of these women who disguised themselves as men. sarah edmonds as listed as private thompson, served in fredericksburg among other places and after the war was over, her comrades defended her service even after they found out she was disguised. they didn't know. they didn't know she was in disguise the whole time, maybe they did but they claimed to not know and they defended her after. here is sarah edmonds talking about why she did it. i did this because she was an immigrant from canada and for her this decision was her way of proving herself, it

edward lawrence, horns peeping at him, and eu news and edward in d.c. with details. what are we hearing, edward? reporter: connell, u.s. trade representative office just notified congress they're intending trade negotiation deals with japan, the european union and also the united kingdom post-"brexit." this starts the tpa, fast track process to get the agreements done pretty quickly on the uk front they cannot start negotiating until the uk starts negotiating until "brexit" happens in march 2019. they have perform ad working group that will lay out the ground work and have that ready pretty much after that date, march 29th, 2019, to sign something with the united kingdom. congress can ratify it 90 days after that. this notification of congress start as tpa process on japan, european union and united kingdom. big european agreements trump would like to have in place according to robert lighthizer, the u.s. trade representative. this is an important step for farmers, workers, businesses in united states to keep the economy going and keep it moving with regard to trade.

edwards touch edwards airport -- bakersfield our home, edwards air force base our home, the 23rd congressionalistrict our home. i'm optimistic that together we can do great things to move for the community. i'm ready to server country that is done so much and get back to a community that embraced our family. [speaking in spanish] moderator: thank you, ms. matta. congressman mccarthy is house majority leader and in line to speaker become the next of the house so he is in a position to bring home the bacon if you will to his district from congress. with all due respect to you, why should voters in the 23rd district give up that political interest and influence and send you to congress. ms. matta: i understand the pride that comes from having a future speaker of the house. i understand that. i come line that understands pride is only have. puerto rico is very prideful of their heritage, but that does not give our communities and our families money to eat. that does not give them a place to eat. so i understand the pride that comes with that, but i also understand we need to do more to support our

edward, thank you very much.rish will have more of her interview with the president on her show tonight. you can catch her here at 8:00 p.m. elon musk sec settlement with exclusive details coming up. and while some advisors are happy to earn commissions whether you do well or not. fisher investments fees are structured so we do better when you do better. maybe that's why most of our clients come from other money managers. fisher investments. clearly better money management. hey guys. today we're here to talk about trucks. i love trucks. what the heck is that?! whoa! what truck brand comes from the family of the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road? i think it's the chevy. ford. is it ford? nope, it's not ford. i think it's ram. is it ram? not ram. that's a chevy! it's chevy! that's right. from the family of the most dependable, longest-lasting full-size pickups on the road. gorgeous. chevy hit it out of the ballpark with these. david: tesla ceo elon musk in the sec in charlie, the real q

officials say edwards was in contact with an unidentified reporter as recently as september.lighted and cited specific transactions by accused russian agent maria buttina as well as paul manafort and rick gates, both of whom have already pleaded guilty to financial crimes. if convicted edwards faces a maximum sentence of five years in prison. >>> prosecutors from robert mueller's office are seeking information about president trump's friend and business associate roger stone. sources tell abc news that special counsel's office is pushing paul manafort for information on roger stone. according to abc news, nearly a dozen individuals close to stone have been brought in for interviews with the mueller team. many of those same individuals have also appeared before a federal grand jury. mueller's interest in stone appears to be focused on whether stone or his associated communicated with wikileaks about the release of damaging e-mai e-mails hacked from hillary clinton's campaign. >> how does this square away, continuing an investigation with roger stone when we've heard that muell

. >> john edwards, i'm so ad you came.t thought it uld be good for all of us democrats to get together after tuesday's debate. [ laughs loudly ] you know, because even though things can get heated, come next november, we all have to support the democratic nominee, no matter who she may be. >> and may i just say, that is a witch costume. >> i'm actually a bride. >> oh, okay. now i see it. >> yeah. >> all in how you wear it, i gues >> john edwards, you better not be using the game on my wife. >> looking good, bill. looking good. i sorry, john. could i have a word with my husband? >> sure. >> bill, i thought we agreed to dress like bride and groom. married.an, everyone knows we're >> [ sighs ] who are you even supposed to be? >> i'm mystery from that show "the pickup artist." >> bill clinton, how is that appropriate? >> oh, it's a party.

a motorcycle belonging to connor edwards was found in novato. a resident contacted the police saying edwards had been on a road trip for the last nine months and had been calling his family every week. they had not been heard from since august. a debit card was used in san francisco after the date the motorcycle was found and they confirmed edwards was the peho used the card. >>> new information about a story we told you about yesterday morning investigators are calling it a tragic accident. the boy is in the hospital in criticalwas shot monday night. >> this is an active investigation. we do know that the incident happened inside the home. there was an unsecured firearm inside the home. >> the boy's father, 29-year-old cove on page is facing fat -- several charges including suspicion of criminal storage of the gun, child cruelty and being a felon with the gun. >>> we are following new developments in the d.u.i. suspect did crash that killed a man in walnut creek last week. the man's eight-month-old child has just died her injuries. they were in

he's with herm edwards. >> quint: congratulations. >> did we make it hard? >> quint: what made the difference? >> i think our resolve in close games we have gotten on the other side of it and we had to finish if games off. all of a sudden it looks close again. i said, why do we make this so hard. usc has tremendous athletes. it's a great tv game, that's for sure. >> quint: what does this mean to you? >> now we got another big tir nfence. quingratulaons, coach. >> adam: victory for arizona state -- 38-35 over usc. texas and oklahoma state coming up at the top of the hour. for rod gilmore, quint kessenich, the wonderful women and men of our crew, adam amin saying so long from los angeles. a more powerful way to stay connected. it gives you super fast speeds for all your devices, enhanced coverage, and lets you control your network with the xfi app. it's the ultimate wifi experience. xfinity xfi. simple. easy. awesome. get started with xfinity for $34.99 a month for 12 months. plus ask about xfi pods for even more coverage. click, call or visit a store today. w

edwards is a senior advisory with the treasury department financial crimes enforcement network.trump touting his economic accomplishment as he claims the fed raising interest rates is holding him back from doing even more. i'll ask alan greenspan for his take. be sure to check out the new episode of my podcast for chris stirewalt "i'll tell you what." we discuss the 2020 hopeful who benefitted from elizabeth warren's claims of native american heritage. download the podcast from i tunes or wherever you listen. benjamin franklin captured lightning in a bottle. over 260 years later as the nation's leader in energy storage we're ensuring americans have the energy they need, whenever they need it nextera energy. >> drugs, beating and the beheading, those reportedly made up the final moments of a missing "washington post" columnist life. they cut his head off. ahead, the disturbing and new details that turkish officials found on their audio recordings of jamal khashoggi's killing. we'll talk about it with a former cia chief of middle east operations. that's top of the hour on "shepher

edward moran says the latest on that.edward. >> the president threatening to mobilize the military imposed the southern border with mexico fails to turn away 4000 migrants coming to the united states. this is the second large caravan coming this year from one doris in that region trying to flee the violence there. they are going to -- planes coming to the united date and seek asylum here. the president to stopping all payments to these countries which has no control over their population. last mexico and defend able to do so i'll call it the u.s. military and close our southern border. senior state department officials say the u.s. is working with other government in the region to prevent these caravans in the future. senator lindsey graham said he and i also want guatemala, honduras and el salvador stabilize their country is that we cannot tolerate how governments be indifferent to our immigration problem. democrats saying we should look at these a little differently because of the violence there escaping. jim jackowski

to what degree this called for an fbi investigation, all respect to congresswoman edwards, she said we need to go, a week isn't enough and try to push this past the midterms in hopes democrats take over and donald trump never gets another supreme court justice? >> i think unfortunately there are some democrats where that is true. i don't think that is where majority of democrats are. there are some democratic activists singlets the labels and find something else to delay and something else after that and they are doing the democratic party of which i'm a proud member a disservice but to the fact there are democrats who believe when there is a credible allegation like doctor ford's, for someone seeking a lifetime appointment to the supreme court, that is worth doing a real investigation. i don't believe she was treated with the respect and credibility many people are patting themselves on the back saying they gave her. democrats are often criticized for saying they came out against him before this started. republicans were saying before the hearing started that they were going to vote f

i like to know, if you invest $250,000 we get return. >> jay edwards. we looked at is it feasible, possible, likely? could it be, as executive director forbes said, going back and tracking -- and wave spent a lot of time looking at the numbers, if you will. and there are certainly hard to say that a occurred, b occurred, and that equals c. we don't have that logical formula. what we tried to say, is it feasible that we could see a offset from revenues in parking. to us, it's the ongoing revenue that we're focused on. yes, we think it's feasible. >> on that three blocks, who are some key tenants? >> boudine is the anchor and they're doing tremendous. i didn't have them in mind because i think they run a good operation and they're maximizing what they can with their facilities. that's why we're here to have a reinvestment and extension and they want to continue to take advantage of it. we do see other surrounding retail businesses in that area that we think could certainly have potential to do better. it's maybe a rising tide in a small boat concept. we h

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onming car made a left turn directly into their path. 44-year-old christopher mlain died, and now edward julian pope is critically injured. >> news 4's jackie bensen is live outside children's national health, where's being treated. jackie? >> reporter: well, during the litt -- doreen, the little boy's mother has only livedn this area for a few years, so, she's going through all of this without a lot ofil f around, but in that time, she has made at least one very good friend. >> please pray, and i'm ke, pray for what, what's wrong? he was in an accident. >> reporter: she got the fhone cam her best friend yesterday afternoon, there has been a terrible crash involving a motorcycle. 8-year-old edward julian pope, known as juju, was badly injured. the two moms met when the two boys went to school together. tucker knows juju's recovery will be many months long and impose ainancial train and her best friend. >> she's i the private industry. thank god, you know, i'm in government, so, i have thatng luxury of b able to take off and have leave, but i know that she doesn't. >> rorter: hearts are h

when natalie may edwards was arrested, she was only a flash drive which contained the very documents she was accused of leaking. the financial crimes enforcement network, she had access to suspicious activity reports involving financial transactions with paul manafort, rick gates, she is accused of illegally giving those reports to reporters for both feed who was not named in the court documents lose during her interviews, edwards denied any contact with the news media and called herself a whistleblower who saved it for record-keeping but according to court documents she later confessed to sending those to the reporter by taking photographs of them and texting the photographs using an encrypted application and those documents allegedly provided the basis for a dozen stories published by both feed over the last year and a half. the most recent buzz feed article was published just two days ago so edwards is charged with conspiracy and unauthorized disclosure of suspicious activity reports. both carry a maximum sentence of 5 years in prison and earlier this week a former senior senate s

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hello, i'm marc edwards, and this is your monday sport briefing.cup. lewis hamilton gets a big helping hand in the f1. and prince william converting kenyans into villains. the draw for the last 16 of the women's champions league takes place on monday, with a big absentee and some dangerous looking usual suspects. barcelona overturned a 3—1 first—leg loss in kazakhstan to book their place in the draw. atletico madrid doubling the spanish contigent courtesy of their shock win over manchester city, who had reached the semi—finals in both previous editions. lyon without a doubt the team to avoid. they are continuing their bid for an unprecedented fourth straight title. the action continues at the wta china open in beijing on monday, daria gavrilova already causing a bit of a stir in the middle kingdom after knocking out petra kvitova. she has to wait until tuesday to face dominika cibulkova. but caroline wozniacki, madison keys and us open champion naomi 0saka are all in action on monday. europe have regained the ryder cup after thrashing the usa 17.5

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hello, i'm marc edwards. welcome to your tuesday sport briefing.urns — with manchester city and united both in action together with roma, real madrid and juventus on tuesday. there's some lovely handbags and pantomime play fighting as fury and wilder square up in london, while caroline wozniacki blitzes bencic in beijing. hello there. it's matchday 2 of the uefa champions league and manchester united are gearing up for their clash with valencia but alot of the focus is on manager jose mourinho and his future at old trafford. the club has endured their worst start to a season for 29 years after suffering a 3—1 defeat at west ham at the weekend. mourinho has denied that another defeat would cost him hisjob and says it's everyone's responsibility. everybody in the club has a role to play. everybody has a role to play. the nutritionist has a role to play. i have a role to play, everybody has a role to play. when we win we all win, when we lose we all lose. when we lose the responsibility is the responsibility of everyone. there was the usual big talk,

trish: thank you so much edward. president trump lashing out on twitter while he's now accusing the social media giant of bias, that's next. ♪ ♪ our new, hot, fresh breakfast will get you the readiest. (buzzer sound) holiday inn express. be the readiest. >> reporter: trump blasting twitter today accusing them of having bias gps his account. the president tweeting, twitter has removed many people from my account and more importantly, they have seemingly done something that makes it much harder to join. they have stifled growth to a point where it's obvious to all, a few weeks ago it was a rocket ship now it is a blimp. total bias? twitter quickly responded to the president in a statement that reads in part, many prominent accounts have seen follower counts drop, but the result is higher confidence that the followers they have are real engaged people. what do you guys make of this, susan? do you think he's jealous that kim kardashian has 4 million more followers than him now? >> you know, i don't want to lose to kim k

let me bring in congressman edwards. there is still, i think in talking with folks who are looking at this and strategists and folks like that, democrats still have probably a better shot of winning the house. that said, there is a fear starting to emerge as political points out that if there was a blue wave, it might not be as big as everybody thought it would be. they hope from winning majority. are you concerned maybe the president and republicans have been able to work up enough enthusiasm in the gop to try to pull it out? >> i'm not. the reason is because in many of these districts that are swing districts, they were going to be tight anyway. and i think that what's happening here is republicans obviously are consolidating and the key for democrats is to continue to keep their heads down, focus on their districts and turn out their voters. that's what this next 15 days is going to be about. that's why you see president obama out. you see joe biden out, because we know that that's what it's going to take to energize