wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. sandra: as far as sunday shows, senator john mccain was a frequent guest. you could count on him to make news, including here on "fox news sunday" with chris wallace. chris: you probably didn't make a lot of friends at the white house when you contradicted one of their pints on john kerry saying he was weak on defense. >> john kerry is a friend of mine and i know having a friend from the other party is not acceptable in washington. but i have two words for them, too bad. when i do something that i think is right, it turns out in the end as okay. when it's for political expediency it doesn't turn out so well. chris: what did you do for political ex feedentsy. >> the flag flying over the state capitol i said was a state issue. i didn't want to alienate a certain voting bloc and i lost anyway. chris: one thing i was surprised to learn about both of you. you are superstitious. i am told you have lucky suits. afte

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> mcgahn is trying to save himself because trump would throw him to the fishes, if he could. he will be off his rocker. he doesn't know if he could trust mcgahn. i would have to think his golf game is terrible. >> don mcgahn has cooperated extensively with robert mueller's investigation. the fury toward the russia investigation and the ways he urged mr. mcgahn to respond to it. a clear view of the president's most intimate moments with his lawyer. here with more is former federal prosecutor, doug burns. what a morning here. an attorney was quoted saying a prosecutor would, quote, kill for this type of cooperation. how unusual is this? >> well, you break it down into political, legal and public relations and media, seriously, because they are different discussions. the politics, you have talked about. legally speaking, the problem with the story, honestly, it's accurate, but subject to misinterpretation espe

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome.n many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. ♪ >> bret: the illegal immigrant who admits to kidnapping and killing in iowa college student made his first court appearance today. the shocking crime is fueling even more outrage over an immigration system the president is now calling a disgrace. correspondent matt finn is in montezuma iowa tonight. >> wearing striped prison garb and a shackles, 24-year-old christian rivera was led into the county court in iowa this afternoon and charged with first-degree murder in the death of 20-year-old molly tibbets. immigration and customs enforcement agents say he's from mexico and has been in the united states illegally for 4 t. police say he confessed that he followed her on her nightly job. he told investigators she pleaded with him to stop trailing her and said she was going to call police. he claims he blacked out. when he came to, tibbets was in his trunk. rivera led them to a cornfield to what they believe is her

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome.n many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. ♪ >> bret: the race for minnesota attorney general has gotten personal hours ahead of a primary vote, , and ex-girlfried says she was emotionally and physically abused by democratic congressman keith ellison and has video to prove it. congressman allison who was the deputy chair of the democratic national committee, is denying the allegations. senior correspondent mike tobin has the story. >> six term democratic congressman, deputy chair of the dnc in front runner for the nomination for attorney general, keith ellison is denying allegations that first republic saturday. austin monahan, the son of ellision's former girlfriend run on facebook that he was using his mother's computer and found over 100 text on twitter messages that were abusive and threatening. also a video almost 2 minutes long that showed keith ellison dragging my mama off the bed by her feet, calling her an expletive and telling her to get the e

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome.cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >> bret: it appears president trump is a boon for republican, as many who embrace the president won primaries tuesday. on the democratic side, diversely reigned supreme. we have fox team coverage. peter doocy is in wisconsin where voters picked a candidate to take on democratic incumbent senator tammy baldwin this november. we begin with senior political correspondent mike emanuel in minneapolis where there are a few surprises. good evening. >> good evening. there was some serious drama here in minnesota with a well-known republican losing and a rising star democrat winning despite facing career threatening accusations. >> congressmen and deputy dnc chairman keith ellison cruised to victory in the minnesota attorney general's race despite allegations of physical and emotional abuse made by an ex-girlfriend. ellison docked questions about the abuse claims. >> we are going to talk about all this in the days to come. i w

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >> they are turning a blind eye making excuses for someone who doesn't deserve to be given this type of leash with the authorities of the office of the presidency. >> many people don't know who he is and now he has a bigger voice and that's okay with me because i like taking on voices like that. i've never respected him. >>chris: president trump thank he's given john brennan a bigger platform and going after other republicans for not going after this president. joining me is - - former democratic congresswoman jane harman, director of the woodrow wilson center. and guy benson. congresswoman, let me start with you because brennan and those others are saying this is an effort to shut them up but doesn't the president make a good point? brennan has a bigger platform than ever? he was all over cable tv and in the new york times. who is being shut up? >> he is setting brennan up to be this foil. i think that brenn

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> serena williams making a return to the u.s. open. as usual, in style. >> coy wire has the bleacher report. coy. >> good morning, laura and dave. you are looking stylish this morning. >> as you are, my friend. >> it has been two years since we have seen serena williams on the court at the u.s. open. last year, her daughter was born while the tournament was going on. she said she had a broken spirit because she could not say good-bye to her daughter. serena broke the spirit of her opponent magda. it took an hour to win in straight sets. the 17th seed, but the favorite to win her 24th grand slam singles title. that would tie the record set 45 years ago. >>> and a huge upset. simona halep became the first top seeded woman at the open to lose in the first round in the professional era. 44th ranked kanepi had a dream run last year. ranked 418th in the world, but made it to the quarterfinals. before that, she was off th

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. greg: remember peter strzock, the agent the fbi fired and it was still investigating him a stop it, you. [crowd boos] he was investigating collusion in hillary's e-mail server ascending into trump e-mails to his lover but, for me, always remember him as the guy who look like he was scratching his ass with an upturned nail. >> i already entered the customer and the gentleman from maryland will [inaudible]. greg: whatever he is doing right there cannot be clean. it's just not clean. [laughter] a gofundme page was set up to raise money for him and one day they raised 325 grand and on their way to a half-million. this is great news because as proof of a strong economy to have all that money to waste on that guy, hooray for the trump economy. [applause] but also that gofundme page made so many people mad that there now donating to wear their causes. like the world war ii vet who needed a chairlift. this week his s

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >> jason: cristhian river >> jason: cristhian rivera stands charge for the murder of 20-year-old iowa university student mollie tibbetts.tt rivera's attorneys had down with an interview with martha maccallum tonight where he didn't seem to care that his client is an illegal immigrant. >> the united states constitution provides if you are not a citizen, you still are entitled to the jurisdictions of the courts and entitled to equal protection under the law. >> i don't think anyone said he wasn't. what people are saying is he arrived here illegally from mexico 4 to 7 years ago. >> that is your rhetoric. >> it is not rhetoric. that's what the immigration officials are saying their n reports indicate. he used a false name to work for an employer. they thought he was somebody else. we know that as well. these are the facts that are being dug up in that case. >> jason: martha is exactly right. joining me now with r

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome.many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. rob: demanding jeff sessions take action on the russia probe as lindsay graham fuels speculation the attorney general may soon be fired. shannon: republicans want that might not be a good idea. don't lose later has more on this. >> reporter: this relationship has been souring month after month and may be near a breaking point. definitions was one of the most loyal supporters of the president, now he is putting out a statement affirming his own job. here is what it read, i'm attorney general, the actions of the department of justice will not be improperly influenced political considerations. i demand the highest standard where they are not met, i take action. donald trump in an interview on "fox and friends" made clear his anger over sessions decisions to recuse himself from the russia probe. >> even my enemies say jeff sessions should have told you he was going to recuse himself and that you wouldn't have put him

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome.res, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. jillian: many people including donald trump paying tribute to music legend aretha franklin. >> he brought joy to millions of lives that her legacy will thrive and inspire many generations to come. she was given a great gift from god, her voice. rob: carly shimkus from serious xm 115 here with attributes pouring in from around the world. >> reporter: the world showing respect to the queen of soul, donald trump expressed his condolences on twitter save the queen of soul, aretha franklin, is dead. she was a great woman with a wonderful gift from god. she will be missed. aretha franklin lost her battle with frank reedit cancer surrounded by family and friends. political leaders and music legend singing her praise. elton john saying it played magnificently and we all wept. we are witnessing the greatest soul artist of all time. i adored her and worshiped her talents we got lesser. my condolences to all her friends and family. w

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome.ny cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. rob: welcome back, and listen to this, the leader of me too movement is accused of paying off her own sexual assault accuser, according to new york times italian actress paid 380,000-dollar settlement to jimmy bennett claims that she assaulted him when they were working on a movie, bennett was 17. first women to come forward and accuse harvey weinstein of sexual assault. >> florida democrat tries to rally crowd with a sick joke about the president. [inaudible] >> that's congressman hasting speaking at event near fort lauderdale. rob: andrew cuomo with war of words with president trump delivering latest jab during political speech at brooklyn church. >> mr. trump is the great divider in chief. i've known you for 30 years, you maybe a slick salesman who fooled many people in this country, but you didn't fool me and you didn't fool new yorkers. [applause] rob: with crowd calling president trump un-american and king tr

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> welcome back to velshi and robert mueller. closing arguments are under way in paul manafort's criminal trial following a heated 11 days in federal court. early reports are saying that the courtroom and the overflow room are at maximum capacity. trump's former campaign manager didn't take the stand on tuesday and his defense team chose to present no witnesses at all. >> prosecutors from mueller's special counsel allege manafort failed to pay taxes. >> joining us now, special prosecutor and msnbc contributor jill winebanks. why are there no witnesses on manafort's side and i heard there were two instances, the instance in which the prosecution's case has been so weak you don't have to mess it up they miss it up for themselves or the opposite, your case is so weak and their case is so strong that maybe you shouldn't mess it up by trying to bring witnesses. what do you make of it? >> i would say in this case

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome.many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. rob: hillary clinton coming out of the woods. the former democratic presidential nominee will headline three dnc fundraisers, event scheduled for san francisco, chicago and new york and will likely be closed to the press and this helps the dnc raise big money ahead of the midterms. jillian: chelsea clinton not ruling out a run for office. the former first daughter saying it is a definite nobody definite maybe, who knows what the future is going to bring. clinton criticized donald trump while promoting her new children's book at an event. rob: bill diblasio maybe stealing the campaign slogan, promises made, promises kept. jillian: donald trump use that at his campaign rally, the trump campaign uses it in ads like this one. rob: the gop uses it in the official website describing his accomplishments, the mayor's spokesperson says it is a common phrase and they are not copyable trump campaign. we will see if he is up

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. . >>> the last day that john, on the senate floor, look what he was fighting to do, he was fighting to restore what he called regular order. to treat one another again like we used to. >> that was vice president joe biden speaking about his friend's final days. senator john mccain we learned meticulously planned his own funeral, a surprise request for george w. bush and barack obama to deliver eulogies for him. great to have both of you here on this poignant time, the biggest one is the choice of who should deliver the euologies. they were not particularly friends or particularly close. >> that's right they had a tough campaign in 2008. but he had affection for senator mccain. i know he was honored to be asked to deliver the euologlogy. this was a act of public service for when he knew he would pass. and i think that is what his intention was. >> david, we all remember how bitter the battle between george w.

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome.n many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >> we are back with a fox news alert, a sixth firefighter killed in the mendocino complex fire. a national park forced to shut down parts of glacier national park in montana, evacuated after lightning strike started a fire. yosemite valley and yellowstone park to set to reopen to terrorists diminish tourists today. it was closed for three weeks and new dramatic video shows police racing to save animals. dozens of animals evacuated safely from that shelter. rob: investigators hope behavioral clues will lead to mollie tibbetts a month after she finished, they want to know about anybody acting suspicious. >> we are asking everyone to reflect on the days prior to her disappearance. individuals who commit violent crimes often display behavior recognized by hope those whom they live, work, attend school or are in otherwise close relationships with. rob: they hope a website will help them find mollie tibbetts and allo

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome.many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. rob: the 3-d gun blueprints banned from the internet are back online it up for sale, directions on how to print untraceable ar 15s, handguns and other plastic weapons up for grabs if you pay $10 despite a federal court order are in the blueprints from being posted online. the owner of the company says he is allowed to put them up as long as he is charging for the blueprints, as long as they are not free. there have been hundreds of purchases since tuesday. jillian: faith is in the money. a federal appeals court throws out a lawsuit against the national motto in god we trust on us currency. the slogan was constitutional citing its long-standing historical use. the suit brought by atheist groups claims the motto on bills and coins violates their first amendment rights. rob: offering universal print without much detail and pride voters with bond. >> we don't need ice and they have strayed so far from the interests o

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome.many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> welcome back to "squawk alley. apple asking facebook to remove the data security app after apple found it was in violation of the data collection policies. facebook continuing investigation into other apps' data use as well, suspending over 400 in the process, including a quiz app called my personality today. the social network is continuing to struggle with issues over data security, user trust. joining us at post 9 to discuss, henry blodget, ceo, editor in chief of "business insider" and kevin delaney. thanks for joining us. it has been another busy week for facebook henry, we started the week with more fears around information manipulation had hundreds of pages tied to iran and russia pulled down, now we have more concerns around data, data usage, how it has been shared via facebook >> yes and the answer is facebook and lots of other silicon valley companies have to keep raising the bar for what's okay on

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome.would stay with their families until their 40's. rob: passengers in florida sitting on the tarmac fainting on heat on board in virgin atlantic plane as they wait today take off, the flight from disney world to orlando from london canceled over busted air-conditioner. smoke filled the cabin of their replacement flight which didn't come till two days later, the pilots diverted that plane to arrive in ireland instead of england. what a nightmare. jillian: that trip is not meant to happen. so how about this? drivers stunned to see a small plane landing on highway. >> oh, my gosh. >> oh, my gosh. jillian: oh, my goodness, dash-cam footage capturing emergency landing, two people were inside the private plane which is not damaged, no cars were hit, the pilot tells police the fuel lines snapped causing the plane to lose pressure, traveling to lake tahoe to airport. rob: cars see it and don't stop, keep riding behind it. tracee carrasco with the president's push for boycott on american brand. t

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome.ith their families until their 40's. rob: medical students at nyu will go to school for free. the university announced it will cover the $55,000 annual tuition bill for current and future students, they want to reduce the amount of student debt and attract a more diverse student body. it will cost $600 million to fund that program. jillian: university of colorado professor assigning anti-trump material is required reading, the course topics is mandatory for students majoring in rhetoric and writing in colorado springs. according to campus reform some of the books one of the trump effect and describe trump supporters is prejudiced. they are discussing peaces from liberal media outlets. rob: google clarifying attract you even after you turn off your location history. jillian: a major update to google's health page. >> reporter: google apps and websites are still user locations even if you turned off that sitting in the location history but google didn't make any locations to the feature,

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome.ay with their families until their 40's. >> democrats ramping up calls for medicare for all ahead of the midterms. the latest to take up because during a debate. >> i believe our country should make the moral decision to ensure every single american has affordable and accessible healthcare when they needed. >> reporter: according to a city page profile, he didn't always offer healthcare to his own employees, before providing a plan at his coffee shop. rob: nancy pelosi standing for months and politics despite calls for new leadership from her own party. the house minority leader telling the associated press this is not anything to make a fuss over, it is politics, i can take the heat and that is why i stay in the kitchen. she says her following in the country is unsurpassed. shannon: thousands of vehicles recalled over bad breaks. >> fiat chrysler recalling 299,000 minivans and suvs because of a break program. this involves a lot of newer models, the dodge journey and jeep cherokee, 20

they are fantasy and sci-fi.o meet like-minded people. >> reporter: science fiction is big business. launching literary careers and inspiring the next generation of techie. >> you get the bug at a young age, and you just grow into it. move forward and become what we are. >> reporter: hotels all over the south bay are packed with people and dragons, i'm told, all weekend long. for you sci-fi fans, the hugo awards take place here sunday night. live in san jose, scott >>> up next, remembering the queen of soul. the local music studio that recorded s arethaankl's biggest. >>> from puerto rico to florida, to the bay area, the long road for holly the dog. it's part of our clear the shelters campaign. right now at 6-30: mourning a musical legend. aretha franklin has died. >>> mourning a musical legend. aretha franklin has died. the singer known as the queen of pancreatic cancer this morning. ghts movement.rossed civil part of her legacy was formed here in the bay area. people are looking for anything aretha. >> reporter

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome.n many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> senator john mccain has stopped his treatment for brain cancer in a statement released late this morning from the mccain family, "john has surpassed expectations for his survival, the progress of disease and the inexorable advance of age render their verdict. >> kelly o'donell covered the campaign of mccain. let me start with you kelly, what more do we know right now in. >> he's been battling this form of brain cancer for 14 months. he has been away from washington for several months, going through treatments which included all the things that are associated with cancer treatment but also additional treatments for the cause of that cancer treatment to his body. those who have been around him say he has been in very good spirit up until this period of time when they had to make this decision, the toll of the disease is very severe. his 82nd birthday is next week. family are around him and closed friends who

loss fi-- philosophy in the 20th century. he's sort of one blip on the >> >> you mentioned margaret sanger, a name familiar to people watching this. who was she and what role did she play in eugenics? >> margaret sanger, we think back on her as the founder of what's now called planned but but she's one of the key activists in promoting the idea that women should have reproductive autonomy and control over reproduction through the use of birth which which at the period she is looking at doesn't include the pill, but other types of devices, it also includes education and just knowledge about how the reproductive system working. so she's a really important figure, because she does some really interesting collaborative work with a number of african-american intellectuals and physicians. so she collaborates with a lot of local, smaller african-american organizations to develop birth control clinics in black neighborhoods. so she's this really important figure that a lot of the physicians and others that i'm talking about in my dis

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome., young men would stay with their families until their 40's. arthel: fox news alert on deadly collision in fort worth, texas a dump truck bursting into flames after it was hit by a passenger train while crossing the rails, two people in that truck were killed and several others on the train were injured, two of them critically, it's unclear what led up to that crash. >> all right, new questions about the impact of a very eventful week to say the least for the white house from president trump's former attorney michael cohen pleading guilty to campaign violations to paul manafort's conviction on tax evasion and bank fraud charges among other developments as well, but the president's attorney rudy giuliani says the president will not face any blowback on any of this, watch. >> president trump is completely cleared. you have the cohen guy, he doesn't know anything about russian collusion, doesn't know anything about obstruction, he's a massive liar. if anything it's turned to the president

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome.many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> welcome back take a look at markets right now. broad based rally, the dow up about 126 points uncertainty over possibility of a currency crisis in turkey has lessened a bit of relief the lira bouncing back a bit this morning what can you expect the rest of the year thank you for joining us >> great to see you. >> gabrielle, i'll start with you. we've seen some relief in terms of the plunge in the lira. how concerned are you about pain in turkey spreading to other parts of the world. >> i'm not sure we're done with the pain in turkish assets nothing has fundamentally changed. turkey has a lot of external vulnerabilities and not adequate response to shore up sentiment i think this comes back for turkey itself. to your question how we should be concerned with other emerging markets, a lot of them are better positioned. when you consider impact on developed markets, more muted impact >> and yet we have data that

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome.n many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. ♪ >> brett: of the confirmation hearing for the president supreme court nomination is set for this tuesday coming up. so if our reaction to brett kavanaugh has come down firmly alongside party lines in the u.s. senate. tonight mark carr shannon breat how his work history could lead to some tough questions next week. >> i brett kavanaugh do solemnly swear. >> brett kavanaugh status as a d.c. power player first gained national attention in 2006. with the rose garden swearingen to become a federal judge, surrounded by the two men who helped put his professional career on the fast track. >> i chosen because of the force of his mind. >> given the oath, the men he would now replace, kennedy for whom he served as a clerk in 1993. the new job came after two years of contentious delay tactics by senate democrats. >> this domination appears to be judicial payments for political services. >> sources said opposition from t

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome.many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> president trump at this hour is meeting with supporters at a fundraising luncheon. it is known as glitz and the glam. >> in that call, lara trump offer offers manigault-newman a job could have been paid using donors money. here is part of it. >> i know you were making $179,000 at the white house. i think we can work something out where we'll keep you right along those line specifically. i have not add up the numbers but we were talking about 15-k a month. let's see what that adds up to. so that's $180,000, does that sound like a fair deal for you? manigault-newman says the offer was hush money. "the new york times" reports that some people are not happy that the campaign funds are used in that way. manigault-newman having more than 200 recordings. let's bring in ken vogel. ken, this is part of what omarosa manigault-newman told me yesterday. >> i am going to go toe to toe with him, believe me, my tapes are be

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome.ny cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >> good morning, president trump called it way back on the campaign trail, listen. >> we are going to win so much you may even get tired of winning. >> i don't think there's such a thing of getting tired of winning, workers are set to take home their biggest paychecks in years, how is that for winning? senior fellow at the national taxpayer's union joined earlier, she says the president's tax cuts are a big factor in that. >> taking that corporate tax rate from 35% to 21% was to important in order to get workers wages to rise because it increases amount of capital available to businesses to invest back to workers. >> the study, average american will see 3% bump in pay next year. rob: take that. the trump administration expected to announce biggest challenges to military today as high-level personnel plan to retire, president trump is expected to nominate lieutenant general richard clark as special ops command, invo

country is one of the western hemisphere's least connected nations but after an eight hour free wi-fi test cuba seems poised to change its ranking artie's alex mahela which joins us from toronto with more alex thank you for being with us as usual where is cuba in its plans to provide the nation with internet what we have to say first of all that cuba is not like they don't have the internet they actually have hundreds of wife i hotspots throughout the country but that's basically been the way it's worked you know if you look at back in let's say two thousand and eleven cuba you would have to go to a hotel or to an embassy or something like that to a restaurant perhaps to get it why five and now there are hundreds of hotspots around. itself and if you look at statistics from both two thousand and thirteen to the presence of the country has been has it had an agenda to really push through wife i and internet connectivity so it's skyrocketed since two thousand and thirteen and the push is being obviously pushed forward what we just saw last tuesday was the state run monopoly which is a t

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wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome.ny cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> good wednesday morning thanks for being with us your big individual stocks include the cloud, computers and booze. the cloud and box. the cloud source provider seconds quarter topping estimates despite a jump in costs. box is projecting revenues this quarter will miss forecasts. shares are down about 7% >>> hewlett-packard enterprises reporting earnings and revenue that topped forecast results helped bay strong py a g performance. shares of hp up fractionally. >>> and pernod ricard is trading down this morning despite posting better than expected full-year results. they say growth was driven by strong demand in china and india and robust sales in the u.s. which is its top market. the stock down a quarter of a percent. >>> here's your big elon musk update elon musk is calling out the "new york times. this after the times wrote a piece on musk last week stating he broke down in tears several times during an inter

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> welcome back. at least 37 people are dead following a catastrophic bridge collapse in italy. yesterday in what one eyewitness describes as an apocalyptic scene, it looks like a bridge having fallen more than 450 feet is made up of shopping centers, factories and homes. dozens of cars and heavy trucks were on the bridge at the time. officials say a pillar collapsed and a witness tells italian media lightning struck the bridge before the collapse. and at least 11 people have been rescued from the rubble. an investigation has been launched. i believe that number will rise as far as those rescued. >> absolutely. nato allies, the united states and turkey continue to dissolve. turkey's president erdogan is calling for turks to boycott u.s. electronics, calming out apple, specifically. ironically, as the "new york times" points out two years ago when erdogan appealed to supporters during a coup attempt, he fused

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >> there is no challenge. if anything i'm giving him a better voice. many people do not know knew who he is now he is a bigger voice and it's okay with me because i like taking on voices like that. arthel: the present assisting is not trying to silence former cia director, john brennan by revoking security clearance. an op-ed in bloomberg is agreeing with the present saying in part, president trump is a man who approaches politics like professional wrestling. happy to play the villain if it energizes his base and for donald trump, brennan is a perfect adversary. during we have daniel -- let's get to these questions. these were raised by the presidents actions. is this all a distraction? it is this retaliation for outspoken critics of the president and the intelligence community if yes to either come what is the potential fallout? >> of a thing as a distraction. i take president trump at face value. i think he

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> well, it took minutes today for president trump to respond publicly to the firing of peter strzok. the fbi agent known for his antitrump texts while investigation of the russian interference. >> "agent peter strzok was just fired from the fbi finally. the list of bad players in the fbi and doj gets longer and longer. based on the fact that strzok was in charge of the witch hunt." moments after that, he tweeted again. "just fired agent strzok, formally of the fbi was charge of the crooked hillary clinton sham investigation." >> pete williams is joining me right now. >> reporter: we know it happened on friday and it was a departure from the fbi rule. an internal discipline process recommended that he'll be suspended for 60 days and relief for duties. the departmeuty director on fri fired him. the decision not only a departure but contradicts christopher wray's testimony in congress. he says it is a decision

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> in just a few minutes the soap opera is back. closing arguments are set to begin in the bank and tax fraud case against paul manafort. this comes after the defense rested its case without calling a single witness. joining me now from outside the courthouse nbc's justice reporter julia ainsley. and bill goldman, former attorney for the southern district of new york. julia, to you first, what can we expect today? and remind us exactly what is at stake for mr. manafort here. >> reporter: sure, stephanie. so, by the end of today, we can expect that the case will be with the jury. that will be after about a morning, about an hour and a half of jury instruction. and each side will have two hours to do their closing arguments. we'll hear from rick gates, the most moatable witness in the case. when in fact he did embezzle hundreds of thousands of dollars from paul manafort. what's at take for paul manafort he's l

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome.res, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> michael cohen woke up today to a front page story in his hometown newspaper, "the new york times" outlining the charges federal prosecutors are considering in their investigation of michael cohen. "the new york times" reports that michael cohen could face charges of bank fraud and obtaining $20 million in loans from two new york banks that most new yorkers have never heard of. the bank loan is under scrutiny, the total of which has not been reporting came from two financial institutions that catered to the taxi industry, sterling national bank and melrose credit union. people of knowledge with the matter, including a banker, who reviewed the transactions include that mr. cohen used 32 taxi medallions as collateral. they were valued at $1 million each and generated $1 million a year in income. michael cohen's partner in the taxi business is already cooperating with federal prosecutors and an accountant who worked for bo

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. john: just about four hours ago, 11:28 your time, 7:28 in new york, 4:28 in arizona that john mccain, a longtime senator from the state of arizona left this life. it was announced yesterday, yesterday morning that he had decided to forgo any further treatment for the very aggressive brain cancer that had plagued him for the better part of last year. he actually exceeded what his doctors that would be his life and work that diagnosis was made in july of last year. he was a fighter and fought to the end. ultimately, the cancer in his life. captain chuck nash, retired us naval captain, is with us now, senator mccain was his squad commander. you must have fond memories of him as a naval aviator. >> john, i can tell you i do remember one particular thing that will forever stand out in my mind and that is when we as a bunch of students showed up in was called in naval terms, rag, which is a replacement or group it

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. . >>> paul manafort woke up this morning a con vickvicted felon his future seems bleak. these charges predate his time of the trump campaign. he does face up to 80 years in prison and faces additional threat. another criminal trial in september. this one in washington, d.c. i want to bring in our former u.s. attorney for the southern district of new york, aelie, yo also cowrote a piece of the headline of "manafort's choices." >> if you are paul manafort, which one would you do? >> manafort is now convicted and looking at a serious sentence, he's a 69-year-old man. i do not think he'll go off and serve that sentence and out lives it. he's got two choices, one is cooperate and he'll have to tell everything he knows. he still have to do jail time less but some, verses if he's pardoned, he we don't waon't ph walk out of that prison right now. the related question is what is the president doing? >> is there a chan

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wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> during trump's worst week, the president has repeatedly attacked his own attorney general jeff sessions because the president believes if he had an attorney general like rudy giuliani, there would be in investigation of the president and there would be no talk of impeachment this week and the president is right. jeff sessions happens to be the only attorney general of the united states who has voted to impeach a president. at the end of the week that began with rudy giuliani saying truth isn't truth, it is worth taking a look back at the standard jeff sessions used when he decided to vote to impeach bill clinton for less than what donald trump was accused of this week. >> i believe there is such a thing as truth. i believe there is right and wrong. i believe our universe is ordered in that way. and when we lie, people are hurt. it always so and it always will be so and that's i think the thing that's most

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome.many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> agony, that's what donald trump is in for tomorrow, sheer agony. tomorrow is going to be donald trump's most agonizing day in the presidency because beginning at 9:30 a.m., six men and six women will start their jury deliberations in the case of the united states versus paul manafort. paul manafort's future will be on the line in that jury room and so will donald trump's. that's what they believe according to reporting tonight in the washington post in which rudy giuliani said the first verdict obtained by robert mueller could determine the future of the mueller investigation and the mueller investigators. giuliani told the washington post, quote, they're empowered if they win and defeated if they lose. imagine donald trump's joy if a jury rejects robert mueller's first prosecution in court. and imagine donald trump's rage if a jury hits paul manafort with the word guilty. and imagine donald trump's personal

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> here's the big fight and awkward moment at the end. the fight is about things that the judge has said in the courtroom during the course of the trial. stuff he said about comments about the case that he made or questions that the judge made himself to various witnesses. they are fighting about that. the judge, you want it eliminated? the prosecutor, we want it revis revised, your honor. the judge, you are giving me a brief now? >> i am. but your honor, it's attached to the brief at the back should be the proposed instruction. the judge, did you submit this brief prior to today? we have not, your honor. we think that as the brief suggests that the post instruction is actually a more accurate statement of fourth circuit law on the comments of questioning of witnesses. the judge, it leaves out the fact that the law of the united states permits a federal judge to comment to the jury on the evidence in the case. that is still t

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wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome.n many cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> welcome back to "street signs. a court in san francisco has thrown out a lawsuit against tesla which alleged the electric carmaker misled shareholders over the progress of hits model 3 vehicle. the judge ruled while tesla did miss production goals, the judge said federal security laws does not punish for missing a target. the argument was that tesla's share price was inflated until musk and tesla significantly cut production targets last november tesla shares closed over 1% lower after musk abandoned plans to take the company private. >>> toyota says it will invest half a billion dollars in uber as part of a deal between the two companies to develop autonomous cars. the app will merge its aek n technologies with toyota's own products like sienna minivans. my colleague, arjun kharpal, he has more details on this what is the benefit for both companies? >> what you're seeing here is the technology companies wh

wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. cultures, young men would stay with their families until their 40's. >>> welcome back markets rebounding sharply after the s & p saw the worst day in over seven weeks dow up over 1% the s & p barely a percent joining us, keith learner and brian jacobson thanks for joining us today. >> thank you >> keith, i want to start with you. looking at notes from you, you say we expect stocks to break out to new highs later this year talking about a lot of risk recent days. why do you think that happens? >> first of all i think if you look back at the correction, it has been so much like the historical script we have seen after sharp corrections. it has normally taken 6 to 14 months for stocks to make new highs after deep corrections seven months in. with all of the news we had, negative headlines in the last few weeks, look where stocks are. less than 2% from all-time high. i think stocks have been resilient so far >> brian, do you think u.s. stocks are attractive here or would you be telling cl