officer amber guy-ger was dismissed today. manslaughter in the september sixth shooting that left 26- year old jean dead. police say she was fired because of her arrest. guy-ger has said she thought she had encountered a burglar inside her own home. attorneys for jean's family have been calling for her termination. but they say they are commmitted to seeing the next steps of the process...including a murder indictment, conviction and appropriate sentencing. (jr stone) caught on camera.... a man steals donations for disabled veterans in the middle of the daytime... it happened in fairfield a few weeks ago ... police still haven't found the thief who was caught on who's donations were stolen, ) wants you to help him identify the crook... kron4's michelle kingston has more. (mk)michelle kingston, mkingstonnews"multiple security cameras and the ring doorbell didn't stop one brazen criminal from stealing donations for veterans."harry jackson, fairfield"when that individual drove into the housing area and spotted that bag he could s

josh ger stein, barbara pittsburgh quaid a former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan around jeremy bash former chief of staff at cia and pittsburgh former chief counsel for the house intel committee. welcome to you all. josh, you were in court for the entire first manafort trial. you were in the courthouse for what happened today. put this in perspective. how big a development this? >> oh, it's a pretty significant development microsoft had put up such a strong fight up to this point i remember at that first trial, he had no fewer than five lawyers present fighting that case for him. so for him to make this abrupt about face with this trial coming down on him, we're giving three weeks of testimony, a lot of it probably having to do with issues of foreign influence to his kyes to you craneian ol g-- oligarchs. it could have been important for the trump campaign, the trump white house, while the plea is definitely bad news for the president, you know a trial would have been pretty bad news for him as well. >> michael, lookin

. >> reporter: the dallas pol department announced officer guy i ger had been fired. >> we believe thething to do was to fire this officer. >> reporter: she says she answered the apartment thinking it was hers. saw a large silhouette and gave verbal commands before shooting. but witnesses dispute that. there was growing tension after the release of a search warrant showing several items seegsed from his apartment including marijuana. >> you'll always remain with us reve forever. >> reporter: guyger remains out on bail and out of a job. >>> sirius xm is scooping up pandora to the tune of 3 $1/2 billion. they say the two services will maintain theireparate brand. the buyout could be what sirius needs ast faces growing competition. >>> we have news ahead. plus have you seen gritty?th guy? that's the new mascot of the philadelphia flyers. but is he already skating on thin ice? i can't believe it. that everything sticks to stefon diggs's hands? no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. cool, huh? yeah. he plays football, huh? yeah. belie

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what the spread is we know what this is versus this year to date moving forward take a look at a wrong geriod again, you're talking about over 1,000 basis points of spread over the past 12 to 18 months and at this point the correlation is broken down i think the orange line actually has some snap back potential let's look at the oil services look how precise we know, yes, that this is a double top but to some extent that's played out. and look how well defined these are. if i put in the next chart, what we've got are the very precise chart. you can literally see how precise these lows are and it's my bet it's going to snap back a bit here we're going to throw back to a level where you are likely to make it back towards this down trend line let me see if i have one more here we will call it a day. in fact, that's it what i'm thinking is like this you get the throw back and at least a 4 to 5% move in which it's so bad it's good back to multiple well-defined levels. >> how do you trade this, mike >> this is a tricky situation. we're trying to catch the falling knife as carter just pointed out

quantum on the international community for help and repatriating over seven hundred thousand russian ger shake a scene addressed un members saying the situation needs immediate action. one of the stars no room of the world we are part of by what we have seen in u.n. reports about atrocities being is they're doing or who have now taken shelter in bangladesh which are tantamount to genocide and crimes against humanity. we expected the international community particularly the un to give do you importance to that atrocities and injustice suffered by the ruling a population in myanmar. as a fellow human we can neither ignore nor are the main silent about the plight of the working of the. saudi arabia's foreign minister has defended his country's blockade of kutha saudi arabia as one of four countries that cut diplomatic and economic ties with the high in june last year accusing it of terrorism which after denies other large abbesses relations won't be restored until now agrees to very obvious demands we've taken the steps that we took no did in wisconsin you can't over fly airspace you can't

i'm kate >gers. ew this morning, we know who the washington mystics will face insthe fver wnba finals. the seattle storm beat the phoenix mercury overnight. that meanshe mystics will head to the other washington for their first game on friday. they tophe atlanta dream in game 5 last night. the series was tied at 2 whe d.c. pulled off the 86-81in. this could be the third championship for teams. first we have the caps and now we're cheering on the mystics. >> d.c. has become home to me. now we immediate the city toeh rallyind us. we're not finished yet. >> that's why i came to d.c. was to make history. it's ver special. it's special to do it with this group of people. we just have a great locr room and it's an exciting team to be a d.c. fan. i'm glad i'm on the winning side of it now. >> game one takes place friday night in seattle and home games will take place at the eagle bank o arena george mason university. >> have another d.c. championship. tickets will go on sale later this morning starting at $

. >>> good morning, i'm kate gers at cnbc headquarters. amazon is branching out.iated press says they will sell live full sized christmas trees starting in november. they wilbe shipped in a box within ten days of being cut down and should survive the trip just in ti. some will get a cat hair. this isn't cheap. the average christmas tree costs $75. >>> our molette green has been all over thety commuhong us the good on some segments and cool updates. i do too. >> some of these segments have. they're justm backnother red carpet event. check out the pictures from the creative arts ems. they paid for the flight and the hotel. we profiled elliott hyde. coming up in about 30 minutes, we have shoutouts fm city leaders for these bright students and we've g updates on otherha segments t you'll want to hear about. >> thank you, molette. still ahead on "news 4 today" continues. it's raging in e atlantic as millions tried desperately to get ahead. >> more people are streaming on the phones and devices and the kids have access too, but could what they're watching have an impact

ger case of outer hits -- al --s in august 1948, the testimony ,efore the house before huac whittaker chambers, an editor at the time accused hiss of being a member of a communist cell with influence on the policy of the truman administration. hiss charged chambers with slander resulting in chambers producing documents that he claimed hiss had smuggled out of the state department to give to the soviets in the 1930's. after two widely publicized trials, hiss was convicted of perjury. his went to jail for 44 months wentse on to trail -- hiss to jail for 44 months. added to the scorn was his presence in 1945 which was seen by many as the site of the west betrayal and sellout of east europe to the soviets. the case is reverberated to this day. weinstein,len offered evidence of hiss's espionage encumbers -- and communist party participation. the nona is the name of a project, a joint american british project that decoded soviet cable traffic in the 1940's. cable traffic between soviet asians, the washington -- washington, and moscow. photo,gize for the rainy but this shows some of the work

ger woods is back on top after ore than five years and four surgeries, woods ended his come back season with a win at the pga tour championship. he dropped as low as 1,000 199th late last year. woods now trailed sam snead by 2. >> comcast now owns british broadcaster sky news outbidding 21st century fox for the $39 billion takeov. mcast executives say they want to grow operations in europe. called the biggest tarover eve seen in europe's media industry. comcast is the parent company of nbc. >> here at the live desk with breaking news out of the tamea n florida. four children are saved after a murder suicide in their home overnight. they held a press conference and said the suspect believed to be the hillsborough county sheriff's office deputy. the four children were at homes during t murder-suicide. >> right now, we have to figure out how t help those kids because those four children uld have been waking up in an hour or so to get ready to go to school. me would have been getting ready to do their normal routine with their mother and it' all gone. >> well, officials say, one of those ch

more than enough sunshine to ger temper close to 90 degrees today. probably not over 90 for most neighborhoods. close to 90, nonetheless, feeling like the 90s, for sure. bubbling up storms around the city. more organized rains in the shenandoah valley. with time, that moves in your late friday night plan, likely to be impacted by rainfall. current temperatures, 60s a 70s. 77 in arlington. 80 degrees, still, in annapoli taking the dog out for a walk. bella is available for adoption at the humane rescue ealliance. ould make a great buddy to walk with. best time to walkarith this weather, always in the morning time. there will be cnce for thunderstorms by 5:00 or 6:00. but higher rain chances into the evening. your tomorrow planner, highs in the mid-70s tomorrow morning. temperatures by 8:00 tomorrow night, down into the low 60s. that will almost feel chilly. not much of a recovery on sunday, high 72. back to the warm air and the thunderstorm chances o. mond and we'll talk about florence and the potentialhances next week. >>> good morning, melissa molle

write that op-ed.to accordin sources that we've been speaking with, the president reacted with volcanic ger when he first read this op-ed. and reallybooncerned a who he can trust and whether there is in fact a group of people trying to undercut him. if you talko his allies, those close to him, they say that heir chief concern, how can effectively carry out his legislati legislation, his policies, when he has people here working against him. and i think the broader point here, remember this comes on the heels of that book by bob woodward, and we all some of it and they poi to thathey swiped papers off of the paper's desk to protect the country from his policies. on there is certainly a lot concern. top official says there is a feeling of closing ranks here behind the scenes. th know that they have a very serious job to carry out so they are focused on doing rthat. anember the midterms right around the corner. president trump just left today for ntana, he is on his way there right now. he will hold a rally later tonight. i think we'll hear from him about this. he didn't respond to our questio

he had surgery on friday to ger bone on his finger broke off the tip. ouch.is reportedly not going to miss any action for the rest of the season. that's a lack at the morning sports. have a great weekend. >> announcer: now the accuweather forecast with lisa argen. >>> we went from record warming near 100 degrees the middle of last week to cooler than average temperatures maybe sprinkles. live doppler 7 though showing the fog. i'm showing you this hurricane weakenings thp this is rosa tp it will continue to track north. heading towards baja as a tropical storm. as it does it brings a lot of rain there. and some high surf. it will be impacting our weather. it looks like monday night into tuesday along with a system to the north. so we'll get to that just a moment. right now, emeryville, a little hazy out there. 60 downtown. 62 in oakland. upper 50s. mountain view, san jose and half moon bay, 50 morgan hill. and a live look from our sutro tower camera where you can see partly cloudy conditions. 57 in santa rosa. 58 in vacaville. concord mild 63. 59 in livermore.

both are record-breaking numbers accord together rut ger center for women in politics.e've been covering the record number of women running for office and our women to washington series. now a new book charlotte walsh likes to win is chronicling the fictional story of one woman run fogger office. joining me is the author of that book jo piazza and the co-chair of the dccc's women lead program. it's great to see both of you, jo, i'm very excited that you are on the show tonight. i have read several of your books. i'm a fan. and i very much enjoyed charlotte walsh likes to win. i won't giveaway the ending to people who may pick it up. suffice to say i want to know how it ends. i was interested in how you wrote particularly ambition and women trying to navigate their marriages, kind of personal lives, and how that impacts how a woman runs differently for political office than a man. how did you kind of get inside of a >> well, i've been a journalist for so long that i kind of approached this novel and fiction the same way that i would approach my nonfiction. so i interview

ger, who heads up "60 minutes." he's back from vacation.re's been questions into what he knew. >> moonves not the only person accused in farrow's stories in the new yorker. fager stands accused of unwanted advances and toxic environment in "60 minutes." >> which he has denied. >> best-known news show in america. moon if you have a problem at the top, you can't do anything about the lower ranks until you deal with the top. now that moonves has stepped down, we may see updates and movement on some of the other issues inside cbs. frankly this company, which has been so embarrassed by this scandal, would desperately like to move on. >> finally, for these 12 women who come forward, what's justice look like for them? >> at the beginning of this mochl, we're seeing how powerful this movement is. first fortune 500 ceo to leave amid me too allegations. it is a testament to what's changed in this country. hopefully permanently. >> brian, thank you. >> thanks. >> brian broke the story yesterday. huge fallout. >> ahead for us, serena williams now facin

michael schmidt this washington correspondent, yosh ger steen, senior white house reporter for politico, barbara mcquade, former u.s. attorney for the eastern district of michigan and jeremy bash, former chief of staff at cia and pentagon and former chief counsel for the house intel committee. josh, you were in court for the entire first manafort trial. you were in the courthouse for what happened today. put this in perspective. how big of a development is this? >> it is a pretty significant development. manafort had put up such a strong fight up to this point. remember at the first trial he had no fewer than five lawyers present fighting that case for him. so for him to make this about face with this trial coming down on him, we are going to hear three weeks of testimony, a lot of it probably having to do with issues of foreign influence, of his ties to ukrainian oligarchs. many of whom also have interests in russia, i think it could have been pretty unpleasant for mr. manafort and for the trump campaign, trump associates, the trump white house. so while the plea is definitely bad news

guy dlgs ger says after work she parked her car on the wrong floor, walked to the wrong apartment andy open. her statement to police, guyger says she gave verbal commands before firing two shots. witnesses tell a different story. >> they both heard a knock or a pounding on the door followed by a female's voice saying open up. let me in. she said the voice didn't sound like an offer command but sounded like someone who wanted to be let into the apartment. she said that was shortly followed by the sound of gunshots and the sound of a man's voice saying what she believed to be oh my god, why did you do that? >> reporter: the jean's family attorney and the family are now upset the leak of a search warrant that indicates officers went inside jean's apartment looking for drugs. officers say they did find and removed several items including a small amount of marijuana. the warrant does not indicate who the items belong to. it's unknown if a search warrant was executed at the officer's apartment. >>> 26 years on this earth, he lived his life virtually without blemish. it took being murdered b

the army of northern virginia begins the campaign much any ger than almost confederate writer will ever acknowledge to you. 70,000 to bly about 5,000 men, extremely poorly supplied particularly the troops second maneen in the machine campaign. they have -- second manassas campaign. food.ave no regular their uniform and clothing are falling apart because they have supplies because they are beyond supply line. are those that are supplied throws that come up from richmond and reenforce lee. rough shape and lee knows that. dorsey pender writes following machine -- men in his brigade during the harper's ferry operation. such a group i have never seen honor or decency and right or respect for property i would strike many with my sabre. the officers are nearly as bad. my regiments when they thought they were going into a scoped x of 10 officers out and didn't come up until they thought all danger over. my brigade went off that day. is in roughrmy that shape. but right below that dr. laws was a u.s. sanitary commission doctor in frederick nd talked it a lot of confederates when they occupied fr

for more on the state of play tonight, we are joined by two returning veterans, josh ger seen the andallen, veteran journalist and author and nbc news national political reporter. so josh, if we can take out the subset of trump allies on or affiliated with fox news, what are you seeing and hearing from trump allies about what we've watched transpire post-this "new york times" story? >> i think part of the sort of internal feedback loop that you're hearing come through the comments you played earlier from sean hannity is a suspicion that what is going on here is you have to remember who was in the room at the time of these conversations last may with rod rosenstein. at that time i think there was less tension among the members. but you're basically talking about justice department camps of trump appointees and career people at the fbi. those two camps have basically gone to war with one another. in fact, rosenstein ordered the firing of andy mccabe, and mccabe is also now under criminal investigation for possibly charges relating to statements that he made to investigators about variou

as you heard from the president there during that interview with ger aal geraldo, he's voicing skepticism about that bombshell "new york times" piece that rod rosenstein wore a wire when he met with president trump and he tried to coerce certain cabinet officials to invoke the 25th amendment to force president trump out of office. we knew president trump was skeptical of that reporting because it's based on andrew mccabe, who was fired. a lot of people predicted in the aftermath of that story that had trump would automatically fire rosenstein because he's long talked about his displeasure with rod rosenstein. there he was voicing a lot of skepticism that he we heard from his allies, not making a decision on whether or not he was going to fire rosenstein, but also playing the other side of the card saying it was jeff sessions who picked rdz rosenstein and i have no involved l involvement there. what we do know is the white house has set up this meeting between trump and rosenstein. rosenstein and the president did speak earlier today. the white house said it was at the deputy attorney gene

when i was 30, we are at camden yards together when cal ripken plated his 2131st game and broke liou gers record. my daughters, margaret and liza will be in and out of the hearing room the next few days. they're strong girls, dedicated students, outstanding athletes. in the time since you last saw them at the white house ceremony, pleased to report margaret has gotten her braces off and has turned 13. margaret is the sweetest girl you'll ever know. as for liza i tell her every night that no one gives a better hug than liza kavanaugh. finally, i thank my wife ashley. she's a strong west texan. a graduate of abilene cooper public high school, and university of texas at austin. she's now the popular town manager of our local community. this is not exactly been the summer she had planned for the family. i am grateful for her love and inspiration. ashley is a kind soul. she always sees the goodness in others. she's made me a better person and a better judge. i thank god every day for my family. mr. chairman, senator feinstein, members of the committee, i look forward to the rest of the hearin

can you guys do "eye of the ger"? time took my chances ♪ ♪ went the distance now i'm back on my feet ♪ ♪ just a man and his will to survive ♪ ♪ it's the eye of the tiger ♪ ♪ it's the thrill of the fight.♪ [ cheers and applaus] >> jimmy: took my chances. took my chances. [ laughter ] i could do -- give me a song. >> you're the best sting singer. >> jimmy: no, but i could do -- i might slow my sting down. the slower sting. >> what should he sing? >> we could try -- we could do "we will rock you" is a good one. >> oh, there you go. >> jimmy: "we will rock you." queen? >> questlove: okay. >> jimmy: all right, here we go. i'll do the first couple l yes. ♪ bud're a big boy playing on the stree come on ♪ ] [ laught ♪ you got you know you got blood on your face you big disgrace ♪ ♪ somebody better put you back into your place we will we will rock you you know you rock ♪ ♪ we will we will rock you ♪ [ cheers and applause ]as >> jimmy: fac! wow. [ laughter ] i never thought sting doing queen songs would be great. >> yeah, but i

. >> seth: so you're -- we can tell in that clip you're pretending to be a ger businessman.ould be a good spy in real life? because you're obviously very go. with accents and dialec >> no. i think i possibly if i was recruited straight out of high school. [ laughter ] >> seth: yeah. you think it's too late? >> i think it's a little bit too late. >> seth: yeah. >> but at the same time, wasn't there a movie called "a dangerous mind." >> seth: oh, yeah. about a guy who was a very famous person, and at the same time, he was an undercover agent for the cia. >> seth: yeah, the chuck barris. >> yeah. >> seth: we don't know if that's true. yeah. >> we don't know if that's true, but i lo concept. wouldn't it be great if, like, maybe sort of like tom cruise was really a super spy and he was really doing all of these great things. >> seth: let's be honest, if there would a person that would be really exciting if it was a spy, it would be martha. i think that that -- [ laughter and applause ] i mean, you have the greatest cover.ug [ er ] >> martha: absolutely. >> seth: yeah. >> martha:

the president's lawyer -- then lawyer, john dauowd, he was convinced that trump would personal ger h perjure himself. they did a mock interview. trump failed and in the book he described trump as a quote, f'ing liar and he would end up in an orange jump suit if he testified. doud then goes to mueller and what happened and how crucial is this moment? >> the quote in this book that the president would end up in an orange jump suit, woodward reports that john doud actually said that directly to the president. he didn't say the bleeping liar to him. woodward reports that's what he was thinking but couldn't say, but he's so convinced that the president is incapable of telling the truth, according to woodward's book, that he and another attorney, present personal attorney jay sekulosek they go to the president's office, this is unprecedented behind the scenes, the word we use about mueller in the investigation is secretive. we've never seen this. they go to the office and in an attempt to try to convince mueller that he's got to let trump out of this interview or do an interview where the

on the possibility of cross-border mortgages -- mer gers.overnor of the swedish bank meets privately with investors and bankers in london. can he soothe their nerves? nejra: we were taking a look at the swedish election with inconclusive results. the debate on possible sanctions against hungary. manus: and lawmakers will hear from the greek prime minister. let's see what he is going to say. markets are in focus along with a big function issue really in the sideline. hurricane florence on the way to the ease coast of america. the markets and more. >> let's start with the mixed picture in markets. the real standout this morning is japan up 1.2%. with have a weaker yen. cheap valuations helping. elsewhere, china giving up gains earlier today. absolutely in focus weighing on the market. 1%, onng down 3/10 of the brink of a bears market. there is no sign the em crisis has abated. i want to jump into my terminal to show you specifically what em currencies has been up to. this is the msci gauge. it is fluctuating but not trading at a 17 month low.

scarlet: the backdrop is governments are treating orbit --gers has weapons of corporate mergers as weapons policy. who did it first? if someone did it come it you have to do it because someone might be left behind. ed: i think china has been doing this for a wild you see these state owned enterprises and they are extensions of beijing's industrial policy. the response whether it is the europeans or in the u.s. is that they are starting to treat those companies as such. if the chinese companies are acquiring u.s. companies, this is not a straightforward merger. we need to be more skeptical. what does this tell us about beijing's ambition? we should not put it all on china. the u.s. and europeans are no different. they see their own companies and their own companies expansions overseas. as being the same thing. that was evidence during the qualcomm merger. where president trump said emma we want qualcomm to be the national champion because we think that serves the u.s. interest best. he stopped the merger. it was singaporean and the u.s. company. scarlet: from where you said, how is this aff

let's start with jackson-met ger - -- evans airpt in jackson, mississippi. they have significant design problems. they have two concourses but right now only one screening line for each concourse. this prohibits them from having tsa pre-check, which is quite an inconvenience. now, the airport is being proactive. they have expansion plans, $1.5 million, to add one processing lane at each concourse. here's our problem. we don't have an assurance from your agency that they will staff and provide the necessary resources for these additional lanes which are going to be done based on a local $1.5 million expansion plan. can you work with us on that, and can you commit your agency's support to provide the necessary resources after we've done this new project? >> yes, sir, i can absolutely commit to working with you on that. i'm sure the federal security director at that airport is already very much involved in that process. as you know, sir, every year we look at where our resources are allocated and adjust those resource allocations as what we see as throughput. s

ame stigators say guy ger home after her shift, walked up to what she thought was her apartment. she lives in 1378. she was one floor above in of 1478, jean's apartment. both hallways identical or extremely similar. according to dallas news.com, this distinctive red mat was in front of jean'soo she noticed the door slightly ajar, the apartment nearly completely dark. pushing open the door she noticed a large silhouette acrosshe room. it w jean. the affidavit says geiger drew her firearm, gave verbal commands that were ignored and firedtwice, hitting jean once in the chest. it's not known if the female officer in this eyewitness video she started first-aid and later paramedics rushed jean to the hospital where he died. a lawyerbc telling news by phone. >> the affidavit doesn't comport with common sense. the door wasn' ajar. we know that from credible corrobecated testimonyse he says there was witnesses who heard her banging on the door. >> guyger is facing a manslaughter charge.ed the upgr to murder, according to the dallas d.a. >> we are g to unturn whatever we need to unturn a w