you burned your foot on a foreman grill? i enjoy having breakfast in bed.i will lay six strips of bacon out on my george foreman grill. then i go to sleep. when i wake up, i plug in the grill. i go back to sleep again. then i wake up to the smell of crackling bacon. it is delicious. it's good for me. it's a perfect way to start the day. today i got up, i stepped onto the grill, and it clamped down on my foot, that's it. i don't see what's so hard to believe about that. pam, could you come get me? uh, i have to stay here and answer the phone. okay, could someone come and get me, please? ryan? michael, you should stay home and rest. there's no toilet paper here. could ryan... tell ryan to bring toilet paper! could you tell him that?

>> tom foreman. we'll get back to you as the situation is needed here on cnn. there's the breaking news. andrew gillum wins the democratic primary for governor. first african-american. there he is. it is an upset. no one thought that this would happen pretty much, but i guess he did. one of them senator bernie sanders, a supporter, cam panld for him and endorsed him. put out a statement -- let me read it. berliny sanders says congratulations to andrew gillum. he is not just working hard to win an election. he said he had laid out a vision for a new course for the state of florida and our country. no person can take on the economic and political leads on their own. the political revolution is all about andrew gillum helping to lead it. that being said, april ryan is here and harry inton. april you've got stacy abrams in georgia. >> georgia. >> now you have in florida you've got andrew gillum as well. what does that say to you? >> the south shall rise again for some. for all sbents and pumps, this should not be. two african-americans in red states, the reddest of

tom foreman just laid it all out.n knows a lot and spent 30 hours talking to mueller's team. how dangerous do you think he is to president trump? >> don, i think that mcgahn is potentially a bombshell witness. no kidding. look, i did this for a long time and very seldom, very seldom did i get an opportunity to actually interview and potentially use the testimony of a lawyer who's next to walking with day by day, day in, day out, with the target or the principal of the investigation. highly unusual and the information he may have terms of realtime thinking. think about this, don, how many times have you interviewed a witness, a guest, for 30 hours? how much information could you get out of him for 30 hours? i think mcgahn is going to be helpful to bob mueller and to his crew. >> shan, you say that don mcgahn being interviewed by mueller is worse than trump himself sitting down with the special counsel. why do you say that? >> that's right, because for trump to sit down, he'll be careful, he'll be prepared. a lot of his

michael how bad is this for brown foreman?iffs are generally bad for operating margins. for companies such as brown foreman exporter of jack daniels whiskey but i give impression i think management are trying to get their excuses in early. they estimate a around $50 million on annual earnings with tariffs. i would suggest that is -- that is excessive, and the reason why is that products aren't particularly price sensitive but appeal it a very discerning demographic. >> not increasing prices yet but eat the cost now to pinch them in the short-term. michael thank you very much. >> indeed endowed, absolutely. >> thank you michael we're just about out of time we want to let everybody at home know that we're watching futures right now. futures under pressure but remember -- that we have had day to day records for the s&p and nasdaq and dagen mcdowell knows this very well because she's watching numbers for us hello. >> they were pushing my chair forward so -- >> you have to get right in the spot dagen you're on. >> one of those morn

of course i've tried case taosz jurys all over the country and i've sat on juries, i was even the foreman of a jury. it's like sausage making. you wouldn't want that on television was what goes thoeupb jury room. i think there's often -- with that jury i sat on as a foreman, there was one person that seemed disassociated from the evidence. you had a judge who was unfairly criticizing the prosecution. that sends a signal to a jury. so that may have made it tougher sledding and you have the president tweeting the case. they were not sequestered. they were told not to look at stuff but they could be exposed to things. there was uphill sledding. proof was overwhelming and eight counts to me is as good as 18. this is a defacto life sentence for mr. manafort. >> i wonder if this is -- if this changes the way they prosecute the next trial. >> looking ahead to next month he goes on trial again for beening an unregistered foreign agent, these charges coming much closer to paul manafort's ties to russianbeds leaders, ukrainian politicians and so forth. presumably also going to be in d.c. so it will

cnn's tom foreman has more on that for us. tom? >> hey, don.ouse counsel's meeting with the folks investigating russian meddle sing saying his campaign and administration have done nothing wrong but don mcgahn has been deeply involved in some of the most highly charge the moments since this president took office. and legal experts say the president should be worried about how much mcgahn told robert mueller's team. and here are a few reasons why. michael flynn. mcgahn was the first point of contact when the justice department raised concerns about the former national security adviser saying flynn had deceived everyone about his contact with the russians. flynn resigned, pleaded guilty to lying to the fbi, a felony, and now he's cooperating with the russia probe. james comey, mcgahn certainly knows lots of details about the firing of the former fbi director. the president has talked about the dismissal plenty giving mixed explanations at times but mcgahn could provide many more details about why trump wanted comey gone. jeff sessions, trump has

and the us brown foreman has issued a profit warning whiskey is among the american products targeted by brussels retaliatory tariffs which includes peanut butter and harley davidson motorcycles while the e.u. and the us have declared a cease fire on the ongoing conflict some products will continue to be affected by tariffs until the two trading partners can come to an agreement. and japanese electronics john panasonic plans to move its european headquarters to amsterdam from london in october to avoid any tax issues linked to brics it the u.k.'s exit from the e.u. could mean that japanese authorities may treat britain as a tax haven if that happened panasonic would face retro active active taxes for its u.k. operations back in japan uncertainty about the movement of goods and people between britain and the e.u. post breaks it also played a role in panasonic's decision. and that's your business update here on t.w. thanks for watching. a fashion item with the venerable power of. the prison shall hold to use its proper name the man. just strikes thomas as more non french sailor. then it

alexa knows this young man is a slave he's been here since june alexa demands that the foreman pays him wages to which she responds maybe but only five something in the till she wakes up alexei asks what he scared of an office to take him and others away from here but the young man is reluctant to get involved he was brought here against his will and is clearly scared. lost church people think if someone's not locked up or in chains then they're not a slave even if they have to work harder to get up. the man has suffered physical abuse as he now reveals to his family. it's unbelievable what goes on there. and. they punch me in the face for nothing. that's. my slaves who are put to work like this men from rural areas with low levels of education. who are willing to do very menial work. that we paid work without a contract because up to challenge. these men alike was looking for help. when we ask whether he will come with a makes a day he thinks he'll come to the others agree otherwise you'll die here alexei tells them to pack their backs. the first step is to take the bus to must go from

when i went down to get my job, my assignment, james foreman, ok, who was our executive secretary then for snic, said that what was needed more than anything else was somebody to go raise some money to get deion diamond out of jail in louisiana because they put him in jail and would only accept $10,000 cash bond. that's like $100,000 now, right? we always made a pledge to each other in the movement that nobody would suffer alone. either we would help get you out of jail or we'll come and join you. so you didn't have to worry about, you know, being left alone, all right? we were with you. i said, okay, if fund-raising is what you need, i'll do it. they sent me to detroit. when i was in detroit, john conyers was there and some others who helped to raise money we had a mass meeting. the interesting note, which you should be aware of, diane nash was in jail in mississippi. and she refused to get out of jail and she was nine months pregnant. and all of us was begging her to get out. we couldn't find a way to get her out of jail. you remember, it came out in the newspaper in "jet" magazine.

by a riot as a foreman on the new plantation and running to receive. a man to carry out justice in the negro who had escaped. we civilly with him and rubbed salt and lime juice into his. three days later the body of another slave to his name was brought to us cut off his head. these kinds of tortures and these kinds of punishments this kind of brutality actually became commonplace on these plantations where you had white people working out among armies of slaves who they feared they could not control the sound of the screaming and the stench of the burning bodies that also became a fundamental feature of the jamaican landscape right that is what plantation society is it's that smell it's that sound it's that fear and terror that's compelling people to work and to obey their masters there's no way to separate vaca and of terror from the labor on the plantation from the profits that that labor produced. but the plantation owners could not squander the slaves they had bought on credit the state had financed the shipment of slaves and wanted its return on

from foreman has issued a profit warning whiskey is among the american products targeted by brussels regular retaliatory terrorists which includes peanut butter and harley davidson motorcycle swell the e.u. and the u.s. have to clear a cease fire on the ongoing conflict some products will continue to be affected by tariffs until the two trading partners can come to an agreement. if. that's a business update on g.w. thanks for keeping a company. with . more. than one tree guard international talk show for journalists discuss the topic of the week this week the german city of candidates witnessed street clashes reminiscent of the mob violence is the way to not see what is the root of a mistake that's a topic on quadriga join us. next on d w. one more. the means. scars from some odd. still tangible. suffering her going. to see the edge by her. they have survived but do they also have a future. i really understand people who say they do want to stay here. but i also admire people who want to stay here and it's who decided to create something. new beginning in peace time more the people m

i was ten years old when he beat foreman to win the title back the government had taken away from him it never occurred to me that he was more than a boxer i get the sense he was a spectacular personalityme and attractive and impossible to take your eyes off of but not until much later realized how interesting his life was it is a story about race and religion and politics standing up for what you believe in and in 1964 announced he would abandon christianity to join us on tuesday i don't have to be what you want me to be and became the most unpopular man in america. . . . . almost everybody close to him and h developed a bigger picture than most of us have when we saw lothis glowing personality. what i came away with is a story that surprised me over and over again that he was so much more complicated than we thought and his wife was one of the great drama is and a great tragedy. i felt an enormous responsibility telling his story but also given what's going on today it was relevantof and i think that the story is one we wilwhen wewill be telling for gs to come. i'm sure this won't b

they'll have to make up their mind when november comes around. >> tom foreman, pro at that magic ballu, i want to bring in our mr. harry, good evening to you. >> man, a sunny turn of event here. >> let's talk about florida. major victory of the left wing of the democratic party. >> i mean, look, it is a victory for the democratic party and it is a victory for young people. it was very much supported by young progresses. the you look at across the map, that's where andrew gillum ran up the scores. if you asked him about what made him rise at the end. it was the endorsement. that spurred a lot of money coming in of that campaign. it is a lot of different things, gillum put together a coalition at the end of the day, the question is will this help in the general election? >> somebody is going up against rhon rhonda santos, what do you thoif th thoif -- think of them? >> the contrast between an african-american candidate running in florida versing a trump's endorsement. i think it makes for an interesting election campaign and voters have a real choice of who they want to lead their state

with that jury i sat in on a foreman, there was one person who seemed disassociated from evidence themember, there were other factors here. you had a judge who was constantly and unfairly criticizing the prosecution. that sends a signal to a jury so that may have made it tougher sledding. and you had the president tweeting about the case. the jury was not sequestered. they were at their homes. they were told not to look at stuff but they could be exposed to things. you had the president attempting to make his opinion known so there was some uphill sledding. and eight counts to me is as good as 18. this is a de facto life sentence for mr. manafort. >> i wonder if this changes the way they prosecute the next trial? >> well, so looking ahead to next month, he goes on trial again for a separate set of charges including witness tampering, being an unregistered foreign agent. about russia's role, paul manafort's ties to russian business leaders. the ukrainian politicians and so forth. presumably also, it will be in d.c. so it will be with a, probably more friendly jury pool than the virgini

. >>> time for beat the street today we're speaking with doug foreman. is up 25% this year we spoke earlier with doug about how he is managing to beat the street >> we're quality investors, we're bottom-up oriented a lot of businesses we're in have done well the markets rewarded them with an increase in stock price we have been overweight some areas like technology, which have done very well over the last 12 months, despite the fact that some stocks are struggling a bit here short-term. >> are you surprised by the performance? up 33% over 12 months? >> i've been doing this a long time i'm never quite sure when the market also pay for the fundamentals that companies are delivering over the long run, the businesses we own have been doing well, for a very long time and continue to do well. so never sure when you will get paid for that progress we hang tight and hopefully the market rewards us. >> do you think the market is? are we paying for fundamentals do fundamentals matter >> fundamentals definitely matter the market, every day that goes by, if the comp

no, you wouldn't. >> reporter: george disagrees with his wife about the cause of friction. >> tom foreman cold feet, literally. jeanne moos has that story next. to most people, i look like... most people. but on the inside, i feel chronic, widespread pain. fibromyalgia may be invisible to others, but my pain is real. fibromyalgia is thought to be caused by overactive nerves. lyrica is believed to calm these nerves. i'm glad my doctor prescribed lyrica. for some, lyrica delivers effective relief from moderate, to even severe fibromyalgia pain and improves function. lyrica may cause serious allergic reactions, suicidal thoughts or actions. tell your doctor right away if you have these, new or worse depression, unusual changes in mood or behavior, swelling, trouble breathing, rash, hives, blisters, muscle pain with fever, tired feeling or blurry vision. common side effects: dizziness, sleepiness, weight gain, swelling of hands, legs, and feet. don't drink alcohol while taking lyrica. don't drive or use machinery until you know how lyrica affects you. those who have had a drug or alcohol prob

>> multiple times. >> calling he foreman apprentice a crazed low life, good work by general kelly for quickly firing that dog. it sparked criticism and the firm response. >> it just shows you that if he would say that publicly what else would he say about me privately? he has absolutely no respect for women, for african-americans. >> it's just not omarosa, the president used dehumanizing term to take aim at rivals. his recent attacks, questioning the average americans in pop culture have come under scrutiny. >> this has absolutely nothing to do with race and everything to do with the president calling out someone's lack of integrity. >> reporter: newman says a new discussion during the 2016 campaign about the alleged "n" word tape with other aids and katrina pierson. >> he's done it. he's a menace. >> thanks. a spokesperson katrina pierson said the tape you heard there is taken out of context. mark burnett has not responded for comment. >> omarosa made a claim to our own katy tur if true would be of interest to special counsel bob mueller. take a listen. >> so you were instructed, acc

cnn's tom foreman breaks it down for us. >> reporter: ana, the obama administration and u.s.iving toward a target. by 2025, they wanted the average for light trucks and cars to be around 55 miles per gallon. the trump administration says let's stop at the 2021 average. this fulfills a trump promise to cut back on government regulation which many businesses consider expensive and onerous. but it's more than this. the trump administration wants to keep states from enacting their own auto emissions. the automakers want one standard for the whole country. some lawsuits will be filed around the country. there's a lot of pressure in some of those states from citizens and certainly from conservation and environmental groups who say that's progress in cleaning up the air in this country, even as population grows. as these measures are put into place, it will be a step backward, ana. >> tom foreman, thank you. >>> tonight on cnn, when a comedian passes away, the impact is personal. why? find out what creates that connection and why it's always too soon to lose the laughter. "history o

joining me now to discuss all of this is tom foreman. it's a big upset. what happened? as chris was saying he played the population centers well. nobody thought that gillum could do this. now here we are. >> what we have done here is watched both parties tonight decimate the political center. it's either left or it's right. on this side, andrew gillum here, he edged out. look how close that vote is by comparison. i want you to look where he won. we talked about the population centers. the area where you see that color associated with his win. tallahassee, look at all of those. look where hillary clinton won in 2016. those will all fall into the same slots that he won except for this one here near pensacola. the question is can he get enough support beyond that in the general election because with that close devoid we showed you, if you look at the close divide between these two votes, look at it compared to the republican vote where desantos had a decisive win. there is no question where the republicans are going in florida. on the democratic side there will have to be

anyway, so, i went back to get my job, my assignment, and james foreman told me that there were no more assignments. i said, what do you mean no more directorships? you told me if i wanted to help raise the money, i would be able to get one of these assignments as director of voter registration. bill hanson was in arkansas. bob moses in mississippi and charles in southwest georgia, and i looked on the map and they had an "x" through selma, an "x." they said, we're not going to selma. i said, what do you mean you're not going there? i mean -- and they said, we sent two teams of sncc workers, and they came back with the same report. you can't accomplish anything in selma, alabama. and they gave the same reason. white folks are too mean, and black folks are too scarred. yeah, they were scarred, okay? yeah. so, we're not going to selma. so, i kept stomping behind him and said, you promised me you're going to give me a directorship. he said, well, you could be assistant director to bob moses. i said, man, i'm 22 years old, i'm not going to be no assistant director. you know? i got -- if i wa

tom foreman has more. >> reporter: photos of missiles and mysterious strangers, rants about a shadow government, free masons, secret symbols, and predictions of a world about to change, all of this is part of the conspiracy stew cooked up by qanon, an internet conspiracy persona. some followers of whom showed up at the president's most recent rally and many of whom see him as a hero. like them, ready to embrace wild theories, to claim secret plots against him, and to attack anyone who says otherwise >> fake news, fake news. they are fake. >> reporter: internet postings associated with the movement gained traction fast among followers like one that says the parkland school shooting victims and witnesses were really actors. nbc news noted earlier this week a spate of youtube videos falsely accusing top sbecelebris of pedophilia. >> the higher you go, the more sick it gets. >> reporter: at the same time, the "q" is attracting interest from others, including roseanne barr and curt shilling. "the washington post" says "q" is an anonymous user claiming to be a government agent with top sec

tom foreman, thank you. >>> let's continue with the panel. adviser to donald trump jr.there's a strong demand for the president's oldest son in the fall, practically half of the republicans in the house and senate want him to appear. expected to do at least a dozen if not two dozen rallies. what makes him so popular with the base do you think? >> oh, i think for the dwindling base, think about this. both pew and gallup report that self identified republicans have dropped by 3% to 5% over the last year and independents have grown by about 3% to 5% over the last year and some people choose to back away from the table of the republican party and for those left they love donald trump and don jr. is the advocate for his father. the question will be what happens for those people running in the general election, will the virus that's the trumps come and pop up on them in the general election and really make everything bad? >> would you want donald trump jr. campaigning in swing seats in pennsylvania where you and i are from? for, you know, republicans around the bubble. >> no.

james foreman told me that there were no more assignments. i said what do you mean, i'm one of the directorships you told me if helped raise the money i could get an assignment of director of voter registration, bob moses was in mississippi and charles sharrod in southwest georgia. i looked on the map, they had an "x" through selma. an "x." we're not going to selma, dallas county. i said what do you mean you're not going there? we sent two teams of sncc workers and they came back with the same report. you can't accomplish anything in selma, alabama. and they gave the same reason. white folks too mean and black folks too scarred. yeah, it was scarred, okay. yeah. so we're not going to selma. so i kept stomping behind me, i said you promised me you'd give me a directorship. well, you can be assistant director to bob moses. i said, man, i'm 22 years old. i'm no assistant director. you know? i've got -- if i want to be an assistant director, i will get married. so he said, well, you want to go take a look at it? i said no. i will take it. i'm not

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like to turn to former he is a professor of politics at bard college berlin a very good evening mr foreman people are still digesting and coming to terms that what happened yesterday on tuesday how big of a political risk or a legal threat is what happened those legal developments for president trump currently well as you said i mean there's a lot going on there's a lot of speculation also what exactly it means to it's been described as a double blow we saw about metaphor and about cohen i think that metaphor is the less important case for the moment this is something that will become very important in the fall when there's a second trial which will be much more about the claim of collusion which would be much more dangerous also for trying the cohen case is interesting right now because it's a really technical issue that puts him into danger which is the question of complaint finance and obviously cohen. was under oath when he when he said that he was acting and under the direction of trump and that's put him in into a lot of trouble. ok well let's continue with cohen because he's the man

general engineering and construction president michael sommer along with a project manager and a foreman. the osha investigation determined that the men allowed the victim to operate this the roller without proper training. >>> today arizona wraps up its farewell to senator john mccain. his casket will be moved to the state capital -- from the state capital. he's been will be held. former friends like former vice president joe biden will deliver eulogies. about 50,000 people stood in line yesterday to pay respects to mccain at a public viewing. >> imagining arizona without john mccain is like picturing an arizona without the grand canyon. it's just not natural. >> following today's memorial service senator mccain's casket will go to phoenix sky harbor airport for a salute by the arizona area and army national guard. then the casket has to washington d.c. for a visitation tomorrow at the u.s. capital. coming up in the next half hour we will bring you a live report from phoenix. >>> organizers of senator mccain's services in arizona and washington say former alaska governor sarah palin was

george foreman told me that he wasdrawn by his own manager before the fight in desire . and he was drawn by his own manager? and i know it. i found evidence that the manager was hired by ali's camp after the fight sogeorge also said to me , the other thing he said, he said i found out afterwards we gave the referee $10,000 cash before that fight to make sure it was a fair fight. and i found out later that ali gave the rest 20,000. so i called ali's manager and i said is it true that george says he gave the rest 10,000 and you gave the rest 20,000? and the manager got really angry, he said that's ridiculous, we only gave him 5000. so like they teach you in journalism school, your mother says she loves you, check it out. >> adam, a little quick one he was very skilled at crafting a very sort of loose interpretation of her own life. she embellished, she romanticized in the autobiographical writing that she did and late in her life she drafted letters to a writer and a journalist who was thinking of doing a biography and included a lot of personal details, including a refere

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rather brown foreman that's the maker of jack daniels has issued a profit warning whiskey of course that's among the american products targeted by brussels as retaliator tariffs which includes peanut butter and harley-davidson motorcycles while the e.u. and the u.s. have declared a cease fire in their ongoing conflict some products will continue to be affected by tariffs until the two trading partners can come to an agreement. argentina's economy is in crisis and the country's currency to pay so suffered its biggest one day loss in three years overnight the president mary snow mccrae appeared on television and appealed to the i.m.f. to release emergency funds the peso has already been having a bad time this year with creeping inflation and budget deficits driving it down over forty percent since january everything is getting pricier food an actress city buses schools this year inflation in argentina is expected to reach around thirty percent and at the same time the peso continues to fall since the beginning of the year the argentinian currency has lost forty five percent of its value agai

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. >> frank foreman, bill lovell and commanders were about to leave and face the intimate frontier. >> apollo 8 houston . >> we are go for tli. >>> tli minus --, trans lunar insertion. they were ready for the mission that would send them to the moon. as the worldwatch, people were overtaken by a new awareness. and awareness that they were perhaps witnessing an overture to the ultimate destiny of man. >> global confirms ignition. -- lowell confirms ignition. >> onboard the spacecraft, the men of apollo 8 watched the readouts. the number snowballing. toward a velocity that would allow the spacecraft to escape earth's gravity. >>> that film from december 1968 as we conclude our nine part series. joining us in the studio is mark kramer, the project director for the cold war studies program at harvard university . thank you for being with us. also elizabeth cobbs, she is a professor at texas a&m university and a senior at the hoover institution. >> i want to talk about the intersection of what was happening in 1968. we have the escalation of the vietnam war, the political turmoil with lyndo

quiet during the campaign at nearly the same moment a jury returned guilty investigators against foreman campaign chairman paul manafort. eight counts of financial crimes. >> a source close to the white house says cohen's plea deal sounds terrible for the president. a congressional source saying top party leaders are quote trying to catch their breath. even the president's supporters call it trump hell hour. the attorney for michael cohen says the president's long-time fixer is no longer in his court. >> patriotism and love of country caused him to recognize the danger of this particular president, his lack of suitability to be president of the united states. his decision as he said to me late one nato hit the reset button on his life and his previous loyalty to such a man that he considered especially after helsinki to be a danger to our country. >> the plea deal means cohen likely faces three-to-five years in prince. at his sentencing december 12th. the president's legal team going after what they call cohen's lice an dishonesty. we have more ocon's plea deem. >> reporter: dave and chr

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