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cash poor,e s basically dead broke, when suddenly he decides i want to work for free for the trumpmp gn, all of a sudden. that will be the cliffhanger ending to the manafort trial and how this ties in to the russia t probe lf. follow the money, as they famously say at "the washington post." >> what about the lebron james, this back and forth that we're seeing and his wife, the first lady is distancing herself -- >> i don't think that's a marriage and public te. >> without acknowledging what the president said. we don't even believe it was a solaicited statement. look, i thinkw we kno why he lashed out at lebron james. he was watching an interview with don lemon and lebron james. he said i would never sit down across -- a time the president feels attacked, he lashes out. so i think that's what it is. dly, it seems that every time he attempts an amerin hlete, whether it's a politician or a member of the news media. i onlooks, i want to say dog think it'scause i much louder than a dog whistle and it's a very uncomfortable t' pattern, but clearly a pattern. >> real quickly, you answered a t

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. >>> there are road signs that point out road repair projects are paid fory gns read, your ta dollars at work. they have been popping up all over the state since lawmakers approved a $.12 a gallon tax last year. newly elected republican state senator ling chang once caltrans to take down the signs, calling it an attempt to sway public opinion on an upcoming ballot measure to repeal the gas tax. taxpayer advocates agree, they will caltrans to reimburse the people of california. >> i think this is one thing the taxpayers look at and say instead of spending my taxpayer dollars on these fancy signs tell me how to vote why don't you fill more potholes? in a way i think what caltrans is doing will backfire on the opponents. >> caltrans it said they have been using signs like these since the 1920s and say the signs alert drivers of oncoming roadwork and let them know how their tax dollars are being spent. >>> there is a lot of roadwork going on this time of year. i guess summer. >> you don't say? >> there are more new cones every morning. wel when it delays you you don't like it, but you do

he was working on this busy stretch of freeway just monday, and says despite signage gn of construction markers, drivers have little regards for the workers.>> the people around here drive so fast, they don't care. they are not looking out for us. i have seen people on their cell phones while we are working. >> reporter:'s accident was just 200 yards from where it motorcycle officer were killed a week ago. he had the driver pulled over on the side of the freeway when a pickup truck slammed into them. investigators say distracted driving seems to be the cause of both accidents. >> this is another example of why we have to have the work zone alert program. we have to remind people constantly that there are people who work on the sides of the roads. the sides of roads are dangerous places. >> reporter: the veterans were taken to the north bay medical center with non-life- threatening injuries for the driver of that solar truck was taken to kaiser, he has been discharged and cleared d to return to work. no charges have been filed es have been filed so far. >>> oakland police say a donation

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hairman rick gn gates pleaded guilty to financial fraud. his former personal lawyer michael cohen pleaded guilty to tax evasnd campaign finance violations. while his former campaign chairman paul manafort was found ilty of fraud and financial crimes. the press secretary on defense about that vow to hire only the top tier. >> he failed to live up t that promise? >> the president has employed thousands of people in h lifetime and had incredible successes both in business and in the public service. >> reporter: but could the optics of all the president's men impact the president's ability to govern? >> he always thinks he can survive. why? because he's been houdini in tht the question is this time is bob mueller and michael cohen and paul manafort enough to trump ways?oudini >> reporter: the president's support among his base is still strong. he's planning t campaign in at least 15 states after labor day. >> our thanks to kristen for that report. >> hundreds of classmates and loved ones gathered at thesi univer of iowa to remember mollie tibbe

the bridge is a popular destination despite gns that say no jumping. in all from topttom, jumpers plunge about 60 feet. the goal they say is to enter the water feet first but iyou t the water wrong, doctors say it can be like landing on concrete. as for holgerson, doctors sashe is lucky to be alive. joe fryer, nbc news, washington. >>> the story continues tomorrow on "today" when jordan holgerson jns our team for a live interview. >>> moving over seaing to the growing tensions between turkey and the u.s. with an american pastor between the housend the u.s. over the allegations he supports terrorism. they call it phony demanding the stor's release. >>> tonight an american pastor is under house arrest. refusing to press terrorism charges. president trump after imposing sanctions last week today threatening more punishment unless turkey lets the pastor go. >> they have a wonderfulti chr pastor. he's a m wonderfulan pastor they made up this phony charge. we are not going to down. it sitting they can't take our people. >> reporter: but turkey's strong man p

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after sessions recused himself in the russia investigation because he was a key figure on the trump gn. ever since, the president has excoriated him in a bar barrige of tweets calling him rigetwf ts calling him everything from beleaguered to disgraceful and even missing ion and again today. >> he took the job and then he said i'm going to recuse myself. i said whakind of a man is this? >> reporter: while sessions has at times soot pushed back before. >> the attney neral stood up for the idea the job of the justice department is not to go after the presidt's enemies and to protect him and his friends. >> reporter: many republicans on capitol hill warning the president tonight. >> it would be a very, ve, very bad idea to fire the attorney general because he's not executing his job as a political hack. >> reporter: even so, some of the senate's leading republican who once stood firmly behind sessions are signaling a willingness to unonsider a successor but nol after the midterms, lester? >> all right. kristen welker, thanks. > t's turn to the major hurricane slamming hawaii. tonight milli

. >> there was one really gn important in that briefing. the general who heads the cyber command and also the national securitygency, he suggested that they are ready to go on offense against russia, against any adversaries, and there are some signals that w order,ch has to come from the president, it hasn't been done yet we are told, that might be coming. robert: is this a strategy, peter, from the president, or an emotional response when he takes this different tack than his own administration? pete yeah, for a year and a half now we've been asking that question on so many topics wheno it comeshis president. is it a strategy or is it impulse control issues? it is really hard to pin it down. tend to look for strategy more often than perhaps it might exist. robert: what would the strategy be if there was one here? peter: it wouldrst be the president who tried to keep things at a reasonable level leader to leader while you allow your government to take actions to counter an adversy. certainly george w. bush and barack obama weren't wagging t

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people opposed to the message they are here to spread, we have seen a day of rallies gns this white supremacist group that's make its way into. lafayette square park. once inside, the plan is to rally. they have a list of speakers going on throughout the day. it's been much larger demonstrations based on what we have seen. and for the most part, this has gone restaurant peacefully. the march from the train station where the demonstrators got off the train to here at lafayette square park was tense and done with dozens and dozens and dozens of police voounding them as well as miss vehicles to move the demonstrators they were wearing masks and helmets. and the crowd around them the people watching were as media. elaine? >> chris van cleave, thank you. >>> in charlottesville the rattle luing cries against this crime are never again. >> reporter: an intense day here in charlottesville, virginia, as activists from aloss the country remember the violence that led to the death of heather hire last year. her mother showed up this morning. >> i don't want other mothers to be in my spot. i don't want oth

. >> that's another thing, thede gn -- there's a whole slew of things.her they're venomous or not. >> you know a lot more about the weather. >> i do. i barely remember that t ilor's deliyme with the moon and the red, and that's a weather thing. >> your rhyming is on point, thank you,lauryn. >> what saturday gong to look like? >> this is the wildlife animal corner over here. we'll talk about the rain. i feel like every time talking about something with weather this summer has been about rain. we have rain inhe forecast. it's not going to be raining the whole time. we are looking at scattered showers for both your saturday and sunday. the most widespread, the best chance is going to be on monday. we have more scattered showers as we get in to tuesday before we finally dry out on wednesday. you can see wve got a few isolated showers out there right now coming through montgomery, counust on the western side of the beltway and up through howard county inre to balti as well. again, these showers have continued to roll up through the area what's happening is we

officials in ellicott city say the come up with a plan to prevent scenes like this from ever happening gn. the city is still tryinge to c back from two historic floods ntst two years apart. the c wants to buy and demolish ten buildings on the lower pd o mane street. county officials say that buildings constrict the stream, causing more intense flooding. they are also going to improve the flow of w ter throughhe town. the plan is expec yd to take firs to complete. >> i'm confident when ellicott city celebrates its 50th anniversary, people will point back to this year and say that community fixed it. they got it right. >> the overall cost ofhe project, between $40 and $5 million. >>> a new school opens its doors in the district. it's for all boys. aaron gilchrist takes a look at the unique way they're trying to turn students into statesmen. >>> hurricaet laneng closer to hawaii and the uneasy tension a >>> a brand new charter school is up and running in southeast washington. statesman academy opened on donday in ward 7 with a unique program desig to educate and build up young boys of color.

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so i can go to conference and represent congress and fight alongside this good man, this gn president america great again! >> shannon: big election news tonight. going to be talking to our panel all throughout the evening. let's start this race, tom, in ohio. everybody's watching to see if it will be a precursor. it's been a republican nearly four decades almost exclusively. tonight, does it say something about the midterms? what are you going to watch for? >> we have a caveat because special elections are special and this was happening first week of august, that's different. turnout is going to be lower than it would be on election day. given the history of this district, given the proximity, less than 100 days to the general election, and all the resources being pushed in this race by republicans, yeah, it matters. it matters a lot. if republicans lose their seats, they will be hitting the panic button even harder than they have in some of these races and it well, i think, portend ban things for them coming november especially in the house. especially in in the senate. >> ohio state

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-- i'm not a lawyer, danny, but any legal standard he has fallen on his face over and over and over gn it seems to me. i don't see that as a legal strategy. >> one question, danny. do they get to charge trump by the hour when they're on the radio for three hours talking about his case? >> everything is billable. the question is whether or not he pays. but, yes, in 0.6-hour increments, six-minute increments. i'm billing david right now. 0.2 hours. >> when they're not doing talk radio, these two guys are pen pals to robert mueller, going back and forth with him on the terms of this interview of president trump, whether or not that's going to happen. it to put up on the wall behind to me here, we know from "the new york times" these 44 questions that robert mueller is interested in asking president trump if he were to get him to sit down. you see them there. the latest back and forth between the president's legal counsel to robert mueller is they don't want to answer any questions about obstruction. so there are those 44 questions. if you were to take away all of the questions that had to

>> that's a tough act to follow i like the internet security space and especially stock varis gn. the stock has just, it hasn't catapulted been grinding higher and this is an area internet security which is only going to get larger and larger. they reported earnings a couple weeks ago extremely solid upped their guidance. their renewal rate liz is about 75%. it's not a true subscription business but you can look at it like that and at a renewal rate of 75% they are going to keep churning along. liz: but when you think of tech guys and i don't make stock pick s but i watch the server of businesses of a lot of these companies that are out there. want to go back to when paula delaine was running intel he went full in on the server business and it ended up being a couple years ago a $10 billion business for intel. ibm has one, what do you think, sarge? >> well you just brought up intel. now intel has been in the hole a little bit. what i want intel to do, i'm on fox business and i'm telling the intel board and want you to go after amd ceo susan li make her your ceo. we had a little bi

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gns paul man a footer, it followed ten days of testimony from 27 witnesses, o charges of bank and tax fraud. the crimes allegedly occurred in the years befe manafort lead the trump campaign. >> the fbi agent f.b.i. agent peter strzok has been fired. his lawyer says he got the word on friday. strzok had been criticized for sending anti-trump texle investigating hillary clinton's private e-mail server. he also worked for a time on the special counsel's russia pbe. president trump hailed the firing, with a tweet thasaid "finally." he also charged that, "the list of bad players in the f.b.i. and ged.o.j. gets longer and l" in syria, activists say at least 69 people were killed sunday when a weapons cache exploded in the basement of an apartment building. it happened in t northwest in the rebel-held town of sarmada in idlib province. the blast leveled two five-story buildings. an international observer group said the munitions belonged to al-qaeda-linked militants. the two koreas today announced a third summit between south korean president moon jae in and north korean leader kim jong un.

the charges of bank and tax fraud stem from the years before manafort joimpd the trump gn. in the russia investigation, president trump'legal team rejected special counsel robert mueller's conditions for interviewinghe president. reports today say the president's lawyers objected to any questions about whether he obstructed justice. instead, they called for the e to wrap up by septembe first. it's been another long day for 14,000 firefighters battling 18 wildfires across california. the so-called holy fire marched through a national forest today, south of los angeles. it's just 5% contained. but in the north, crews madein progress a the mendocino complex fire, the state's largest ever. hundreds of evacuees were allowed to go home, after waiting since the weekend. >> everything just seems kind of surreal. rtu know, it's just last couple of days really settling in. you know, m just it's uncertainty is all a lot of uncertainty, a lot of a lot of uncertainty, it's all i know a lot of stress. >> brangham: fire managers say smoke from the big blaze has actually cooled the air a b

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. >>> senator lindsey graham shared a close friendship with john mccain from the senate, gn trails andearly 50 overseas trips to war zones. their bond was a rarity in a rancorous congress. we spoke to senator graham about john mccain's legacy, the white house counsel and the mueller investigation. >> if you back in the senate could pass some legislation, not to honor him but -- what would you try to get passed? >> immigration. it meant a lot to john to fix a broken immigration system. the president can do this. he is a deal maker. but the people around him, not so much. >> people would say the real disconnect between your effort to try to work with the president and your friendship with john mccain is people say all the praise that's being heaped on john mccain does not apply to the president. >> i am going to do everything i can to help president trump and when he's wrong, i will say so. it bothered me greatly when the president says things about john mccain. it pisses me off to no end and i let the president know it. the way he's handled the passing of john was disturbing. finally go

omarosa manigault-newman says her claims are backed up during a recording during 2016.gn campn tape withther aides with then spokesperson katrina pearso >> he saidit. >> in an interview overnight pearson insisting those chls coents taken out of context. >> it's not real. that's the whole point. >> in another revelation manigault-newman says she's been interviewed by the special counsel and is open to meet again. >> if he calls me i certainly will participate with anything he needs. >>dding that candidate trump absolutely knew about the e-mails stolen from e clinton campaign before they were released by wikileaks but declined to give any details. >> i am going to expose the corruption that went on in the campaign and white house. i'm going to continue to below he t -- blow the whistle on all this. >> i know she was lyin i was on the campaign more than she was. >> now president trump's campaign is moving to shut down omarosa claiming it's claiming legal action again her for allegedly violating aos nondise agreement she signed during the campaign. when asked about that move, omosa says she

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that's what's gn around the country.up d-90s. low to and this little patch of rain out here in the blue ridge right now is falling apart as i gets closer to the city, so not much of a rain chance for now. rain chances do increase rather dramatically later on in the day. a 60% chance of some thunderstorms around here later today. imary threat time for some storms between 5:00 this afternoon and 8:00 this evening. >> announcer: citi concert series on "today" is proudly presented to you by citi. >> this is a huge day forr country sta cole swindell and for us. he's dropping a new album. it's calle "all ofit." it kicks off his new tour in st. louis tonight. but first, he is rockin' new york city live on our plaza. can you evenis believe thi happening? come on! >> hey, album release day, not a place i rather be than right here in new york with all of you. >> before we get to this concert, here is what yw need to knoout cole. ♪ baby, you ain't worth the whiskey ♪ cole swindell has quickly become one of country's bigge superstar

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