jamie's roommates couldn't find her. they called chuck. >> i got a call asking me if i knew where she was, and i said no, she didn't come over here last night. i don't know where she is. i hadn't talked to her the night before. and i went to work. >> that same morning, detective kenny elliot of the brazos county sheriff's office was summoned to the scene of a disturbing discovery. >> there was a young female, appeared to be in her early 20s, she was nude, she had extensive road crash on her entire body. and she was obviously deceased. >> a jogger spotted the victim in a ditch nine feet from the side of the road. >> i arrived, there was probably half a dozen officers here and they had taped off the area, blocked traffic. at that point, we started conducting a search of the area. we figured that she had been sexually assaulted and dumped here. >> less than a mile away, deputies discovered what was presumed to be the woman's clothing, strewn across the entrance to an oil field. another nine miles from there, an abandoned ve

jamie actually, little jamie, who is now 6, had the intel on this before anyone because a few weeks ago, when we were visiting my sister and her fiance, jamie sat down with chris, and chris had a beer, jamie had a ginger ale and they had a little talk. chris said i would really love to marry your aunt. jamie was just bursting at the seams to tell me that news but somehow we all managed to keep it kind of quiet from katelyn and now sure enough, she's engaged. so we are so happy for you both. we are so excited. i say that obviously myself, you know how thrilled i am, you know how thrilled james is, the kids, mom and dad. we are so happy. congratulations. all right. i will be joining "the five" on fox news channel tonight. hope you tune in, 5:00 p.m. eastern. liz, take us from here.

jamie? we are concerned, because congress has not taken action, because they have the guns to address the challenge, when they go to the polls in about two months, that some of their views may have been affected by things they saw online that were put there by foreign actors that had a malign purpose. we have not seen in the various tools we have developed to analyze some of the tools on social media, we have not seen significant intervention in specific races, and that is partially just because you have the entire house of representatives of reelection. third of the- senate -- that is a lot of races, even for an actor like russia to decide which candidates they care one way or another about and decide to intervene on. what laura and i have seen are more issue-focused efforts by the part of the russians and perhaps others, like the chinese, to think certain issues and the american political debate an that divide us and in and energize some of the thorny topics. we are worried about 30 there

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>> kyle richards back with jamie lee curtis.eunion we made happen. ♪ welcome to monowi, nebraska, population one. me. i'm mayor, secretary, treasurer. every decision you have to make yourself. four out of five women will become solely responsible for their finances. i like the independence and every woman should have that, you know? i make my decisions, and if they're wrong, i live with them. if they're right, i'm very proud of myself. plan your financial life with prudential. bring your challenges. > "e.t." isn't just on the air. we're everywhere, on every platform, every day. check us out on facebook, twitter and instagram, to see wh ♪ >> that is jamie foxx and katie holmes getting in a work out. they were spotted in atlanta. >> that's our favorite couple who still won't say they're a couple but have been a couple for a couple year. >> they're a cute couple. >> you know who else is in that movie. brie larson. she's the first woman to lead a marvel movie in "captain marvel". >> you're not from around here. >> it's hard to expla

the other question is could jamie dimon actually beat donald trump? i think that's a fascinating one and unknowable because of dimon's point which is probably right that he couldn't get the democratic nomination. the question is what has donald trump's candidacy in 2016 done to the potential field of candidates in 2020 i think it's just sort of ripped open a lid on the type of people who can run for president of the united states. it used to be senators, governors and maybe some generals and that was it now i think you're going to see a whole crop of business leaders, reality tv people, celebrities and others who look at this and say, you know what, i can do what donald trump has done and in their own heads they'll be thinking i can do it better so i think 2020 will be a wild election season where we see a lot of untraditional candidates enter this race on the democratic side and possibly the republican side. >> maggie haberman of "the new york times" says it just seems like the why not me caucus is growing larger to your point david, we have had a sc

jamie dimon says it's not that bad yet.clusive comments to cnbc coming up. >>> amazon upping the ante in the retail war what the company is doing now. >>> and forget crypto craze, the new buzz is all about pot com. ♪ >>> welcome back happy thursday thank you for being with us on cnbc we have a lot to get to. it's a busy day including what could be another solid day for the markets and your money futures are higher, first a check of the top headlines leslie picker has the executive recap. >> here's what's leading cnbc.com jamie dimon speaking out on trade in a cnbc exclusive interview. he said escalating tariffs between the u.s. and china are not a war, but rather a trade skirmish >>> alibaba's jack ma walking back his pledge to create 1 million u.s. jobs. he's blaming the trade war ma initially made his pledge to create more jobs in the states after meeting with president trump who was president-elect at the time ma now saying this promise can't be completed >>> and a stock to watch today, red hat reporting weaker than expe

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i know we had to be thrilled when jamie dimon. do we have the sound bite of jamie dimon carrying on? let's go to that full screen, if we may. and this is jamie dimon, the chairman of jpmorgan chase. here we go. he was saying he could beat trump. oh, man, it proves i wouldn't make a good politician, i get frustrated because i want all sides to come together to help solve big problems. jamie dimon is lying because he wasn't trying to solve a problem and wasn't trying to bring people together. his ego got way ahead of his mouth and the rest of him -- >> certainly not the first time. what's happened is because donald trump got elected, who is also a successful businessman, every one of these guys think if he can do it, i can do it. the uniqueness is he can tap into ordinary working people. jamie dimon couldn't tap into an ordinary working person. lou: he said he's smarter than trump. jamie dimon is a bright fella. he isn't that bright. i would say they're close in iq, and jamie, as i recall, was a baker scholar at harvard business sch

just so you know, there were three people in a room with dave white, jamie roach and me, and he was a contentious situation where jimmy did not like dave white. at all. so... ok. so dave white came home one weekend and jamie had moved all of his furniture out to the courtyard. that's your source on that. the drinking is one thing... there's much more if you look at the redacted portion about what i said. i will. can ijust ask one more question? tricking is one thing, but the concern is about the truthfulness, and in your written testimony, you said sometimes you had too many drinks. was there ever a time when you drink so much that you couldn't remember what happens or part of what happened the night before? no, ira member what happened, andl before? no, ira member what happened, and i think you probably have had beers, senator, and so...

obviously, jamie is jamie. jamie is a guy who has fight. he is not a typical banker.e says things with ease. he made the comment about th father and the money. that came off as very personal. all the other stuff -- if i ran i could beat him. that's fun. when you say silver spoon, people hate that. i'm sure that jamie did not want a new enemy. nobody really wants to wake up and say i'm so bad i made trump my enemy. that's where he is. >> david, we talked about this yesterday on the air. there is a relationship there between the president and the financial sector that is important to watch and maintain. >> without a doubt. i'm in full agreement. those comments were the thing that would have hit hardest. frankly, i'm surprised the president was as tame as he was given how he often will come back at some of his critics. it could have been a lot worse than just a nervous mess. to the larger issue of this administration of the president's personal attacks on certain business leaders or focussed on certain businesses. we spent a lot of time detailing his tweets involving ama

jamie is out front live in washington with us tonight. jamie, you have read the entire book. you were able to get an early copy of this. one of the more remarkable i guess themes emerging, jamie, is just how much the president's closest and senior aides distrust the president. >> there's no question. we've been hearing about chaos and dysfunction. the difference with bob woodward's book is the level of detail and that this comes from the people who are closest to him, from his inner circle. the book opens with just a dramatic scene where former chief economic advisor garrett cohen sees a draft letter on the oval office desk. he realizes that it shouldn't be there and he says, according to woodward, quote, that he was appalled because he felt that if the president signed this letter, it was a danger to national security. so he goes in, he goes over to the desk, he steals it and he says, woodward reports, got to protect the country. what you see are -- and it's not just gary cohen, rob porter, others. and they say it was done with the acquiescence of former chief of staff reinc

jamie lee's movie daughter lindsay lohan seems ready.eadaptation of "freaky friday with the with the with the dance from mykonos? do you know what i'm talking about? >> she said nothing. >> she just said what she wanted to say and i'm moving on. >> coming up -- a bachelor in paradise favorite arrested for getting violent with her boyfriend. what the mother of two is saying about the incident now. >> then kevin hart becomes high school principal for a day. what can possibly go wrong? >> enough! >> plus -- >> it's a 20-second shout out. this isn't just any long-distance relationship. this is long distance with the best wifi experience, plus the most free shows to stream. and with savings on wireless, this is a relationship with more money to spend on the important things. this is how xfinity makes life... simple. easy. awesome. xfinity delivers the fastest, most reliable internet learn more, or get started for $29.99 a month for 12 months. click, call or visit a store today. > "e.t." isn't just on the air. we're everywhere ♪ >>> recognize

jamie does it right. jamie is the very best. had a good fortune to serve on the board with him for years. he's a clear thinker. he's put together right, motivated by the right things. he cares about quality and cares about results. jamie -- >> neil: he's not a big fan of the president. >> that's jamie's call. >> neil: are you? >> i'm a big fan of what he's doing. >> neil: that's not what i asked. >> give trump credit for this. he's behaving exactly the way he behaved in the campaign. the american people didn't get fooled by it. those people that voted for him saw him close up in the campaign and they decided we want this guy. the thing to me that really blows my mind, trump is a fever. he's not the disease. the disease is the anger and frustration and disappointment of the american people. they have a right to feel like that. look at public education in america. nobody has done a thing about it. it's gotten worse and worse. obama could have been the greatest president in history if he said i'm going to focus on one thing, public

eastern more with jamie dimon.gan brennan, mike santoli at post 9 to talk about a net bullish argument on the economy, no real potholes 3% growth can continue with some caveats on trade and how some tactics are not the way he would go about it. >> little hesitation on the trade issue with china is pursued. consistent honestly with how the market treated things. i think how jamie dimon characterized things before, these are good big picture issues to raise. $20 billion which would be the u.s. cost on 200 billion of imports is not that big a deal in terms of the size of the economy, but risks of it getting exacerbated. i think it makes the kind of sense a lot of ceos are trying to make of this. to me it was consistent. a little softness in middle market commercial lending. not sure what to make of that. >> he did mention with tax reform that corporations maybe need to borrow less. that could be a reason they see softness in lending on the business level that got my attention. and share buy backs and he sees putting $

a real pleasure to meet jamie earlier. footballer over the last 12 months? luka modric, mohamed salah and christiano ronaldo go head—to—head tonight in order to be named fifa's best player of the year? so who will be triumphant? modric won't be favourite but he's being tipped by many to topple ronaldo? that certainly seems to be the feeling down here at the royal festival hall. as you say, cristiano ronaldo triumphing last year has been dominant in this award for many yea rs. been dominant in this award for many years. lu ka been dominant in this award for many years. luka modric given that year he had for real madrid winning the champions league and helping inspire croatia to that world cup final he is the tip of many people including the germany manager you can. we will find out in the next few hours. ronaldo, meanwhile, this may give some suggestion, he has not made the journey to london this evening so it looks as though luka modric will be crowned this evening. we will find out ina crowned this evening. we will find o

>> i want to go back to jamie because jamie made a good point saying the sec wants to take back ill-gotten gains. you say it does not seem that mosque sold any shares on the back of that tweet. was there any other way he could have financially gained by that? jamie: i don't know about gained.lly he is talked a week or so ago, a couple gained. of weeks before that, when he was preparing to announce sales results. before the earnings, there was the short burn of the century he was saying. he has been its war and talked about the self-inflicted damages. he cap feuding with short-sellers on twitter and interviews. maybe they felt like there is an argument that i am trying to force losses on them. maybe there's a way to try to address the losses or investors did not stay until the tweet was discredited and his shares fell back to where they were. joe: i want to read a quick detail from the complaints --arding how they arrived how elon musk arrived at the $420 funding secured price tag. it says he calculated $420 by adding 22% -- 20% which only got them to 419. it says he rounded up to 420 becau

i'm jamie. >> hi, jamie. nice to meet you. >> i meet barry in front of this little house.range inheritance. it's just 600 square feet, and it's now surrounded by a huge shopping mall -- a mall that the unlikely heir in this story helped build. >> who leaves this to somebody? >> well, edith left it to me. >> edith? >> yep. >> love to learn more. >> okay. come on. >> barry explains that when this house was built over a hundred years ago, ballard, washington, was the shingle-mill capital of the world, with 20 mills producing 3 million shingles a day. >> there was fishing on elliot bay there, and the shingle-mill industry, all along shilshole avenue here. >> cass o'callaghan from the ballard historical society tells me more. did the neighborhood really change over the years? >> in about the late '30s, early '40s, the commercial district moved north and businesses moved out. nobody wanted to be here anymore. >> with the exception, that is, of edith macefield and her retired single mother, alice wilson. edith's early life is a bit mysterious. we know she was born in august 1921,

i don't think jamie dimon can win. trump comes across, says some really outrageous, buffoonish stuff sometimes, but he is a pretty amazing retail politician. he gets out before the crowds. he out-hustled hillary clinton. liz: could you just see jamie walking through the crowds. he's not afraid to talk, to high-five. he's got that scrappy queens personality, too. what are you talking about? >> i don't think he's as good on the retail politicking than trump. trump is very good at that. he's got other negative stuff, because we talk about him constantly. including sort of a personal toxicity at times from dubious business stuff. liz: this is all moot because he says he's not doing it. >> listen, jamie dimon would be a good president, if you think about it. very conservative on fiscal issues, very moderate on -- liz: knows how to run a gigantic financial operation which is the united states of america. >> why did that translate into being president? liz: charlie, thank you very much. we are coming right back. the dow is st

among those detained for protesting, and with fred guttenberg, father of parkland shooting victim jamie guttenberg. he says kavanaugh turned his back when he approached him to shake hands. we'll also speak with robert weissman, president of public citizen, who said kavanaugh ruled against the public interest nearly 90% of the time on consumer environmental, and , worker rights. then amazon reaches $1 trillion in value. it's -- it's ceo jf bezos the richesman in t w world t what's behi t that althth? whatatbout its workers? >> they say safety is fstst. not the se. wh i is fits get that product to the customer. and if you d't,here's the parking lo there is your car. get a new car and leave. amy: senator bernie sanders which reduce new legislation today requiring large employers like amazon to cover the cost of federal assistance received by their workers. we will play a report and speak with journalist james bloodworth, who spent a month undercover as a low-wage "picker" in an amazon order fulfillment center and found horrific working conditions. all that and more, coming up. welcome to d

cheryl: bad news for-- jamie-- jamie dimon may not be challenging president trump in 2020 after all.out of shapiro joins us this morning. what happened with jamie dimon? >> charlie gasparino broke the story, but now, we know j.p. morgan chase ceo jamie dimon toward some of his employees he could be president trump of the 2020 election, but then issued a statement recanting. he said the president could punch him all he wants. he also said he smarter than president trump. jamie dimon later in the day issued a statement saying and this is a quote i should not of senate. on the right president. i wouldn't make a good politician. i get frustrated because i want all sides to come together to solve big problems. lauren: i think it's statements like that that we like and jamie dimon, right? >> i'm not going to go there. i'm curious at the present takes the bait. lauren: 7:00 a.m. is when he usually tweets. we have video from a google, the google bosses were hysterical after the election of 2016. >> take this as a grain of salt. you decide if it's a smoking gun. the video shows google executi

his 14-year-old daughter jamie was one of the 17 people killed in the mass murder at marjory stonemand, florida. fred guttenberg explained what you're seeing in that photograph this way. just walked up to judge kavanaugh as morning session ended, put out my hand to introduce myself as jamie guttenberg's dad. he pulled his hand back, turned his back to me and walked away. i guess he did not want to deal with the reality of gun violence. here is the video of that moment, and you will see fred guttenberg is the first person to speak to brett kavanaugh when he gets out of the witness chair. >> four . >> the photograph of brett kavanaugh turning his back on fred guttenberg went viral almost immediately and by the time brett kavanaugh made his opening remarks, the white house was already issuing statements defending brett kavanaugh turning his back on fred guttenberg. so i had high hopes for brett kavanaugh. high hopes that he would find fred guttenberg in the audience and just shake hands with him, say something sympathetic to a grieving father in his opening remarks, perhaps, but he didn'

jamie dimon and i were on the board of yum brands together, and when sandy fired him, i wanted jamieo become the head of home depot. and jamie came back and said, no, i want to stay in financial services. i knew i wanted to have a big bet on jamie. and about six years ago, they had some, j.p. morgan had some so-called tarp warrants that were issued to the government in connection with the tarp debt, which j.p. morgan never wanted, didn't need it. we started buying those warrants. and j.p. morgan today is my, i guess, it is my second-biggest holding after home depot. david: where do you think capitalism has worked the best, and by that i mean, not for the individuals, but the country? ♪ ♪ david: capitalism, you love capitalism. ken: i adore it. david: that is what your book said. why? ken: because it works. david: does it work? ken: absolutely. david: how do you know it works? how do you see that? ken: i know it works by virtue of my own life. you know, my father wasn't a capitalist. he was a union plumber. he did not make much money. my mother worked in a school cafeteria. so the onl

jamie dimon and i were on the board of yum brands together, and when sandy fired him, i wanted jamieo become the head of home depot. and jamie came back and said, no, i want to stay in financial services. i knew i wanted to have a big bet on jamie. and about six years ago, they had some, j.p. morgan had some so-called tarp warrants that were issued to the government in connection with the tarp debt, which j.p. morgan never wanted, didn't need it. we started buying those warrants. and j.p. morgan today is my, i , it is my second-biggest holding after home depot. david: where do you think capitalism has worked the best, and by that i mean, not for the individuals, but the country? ♪ ♪ david: capitalism, you love capitalism. ken: i adore it. david: that is what your book said. why? ken: because it works. david: does it work? ken: absolutely. david: how do you know it works? how do you see that? ken: i know it works by virtue of my own life. you know, my father wasn't a cap capitalist. he was a union plumber. he did not make much money. my mother worked in a school cafeteria. so the only

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liz: jamie dimon said -- just today. >> jamie dimon said he would be a better president than trump, he'sr, he's richer. liz: he earned his money. his daddy didn't give it to him. >> then he came out, his p.r. guy, very capable guy, said jamie, this is the president of the united states. he has a lot of power over banks, he runs the treasury department which has got some back door regulation. liz: you think it was off the record? >> no. i don't know. you are never off the record. liz: they were at an event announcing a very big important -- >> inside the building. presumably he knew there were reporters there. here's what i would say about jamie. he attacked obama as well, class warfare stuff. he speaks his mind a lot. he clearly doesn't like trump's rhetoric, his attacks on people like lebron james and the way he's leading the country, and he doesn't like the trade stuff. i can tell you that he hasn't spoken with trump for a long time, mainly over trade. they used to have more of a direct relationship. that has kind of ended. maybe it will rekindle after this, that they make up. here's t

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. >>> and comcast winning a $40 billion battle and jpmorgan's jamie dimon speaking exclusively to our own jim cramer about his big push into retail, trade wars and where the u.s. economy goes from here we'll break it all down. "power lunch" starts right now >>> and welcome to "power lunch. i'm contessa brewer. stocks down across the board, sitting near session lows. the dow posting its biggest drop since early august the s&p 500 and the nasdaq both lower for a second straight day. oil rallying brent breaking above 80 bucks. hitting its highest level since 2014 news on an $18 billion merger. shares down 30% since last wednesday. but check out amarin, reducing heart attacks and strokes. the ceo joins us later in the show, tyler. >> thank you very much, contessa i'm tyler mathisen welcome. we begin this hour with breaking news apparently deputy attorney general rod rosenstein will meet with president trump on thursday, apparently forestalling a resignation or a firing for now this is a perfect day to have eamon javers in the news room, and here he is eamon, what is the latest? >> tyler,

morgan ceo jamie dimon cheryl casone. to comments that dimon made to employees yesterday at the time boosted he could beat president in 2020 election saying he is tough as trump and smarter back tracked those comments, built within the last hour president trump tweeted this, the problem with banker jamie dimon running for president he doesn't have the aptitude or as smart as, and is a poor public speaker nervous mess otherwise he is wonderful made a lot of bankers others look much smarter than they are with my great economic policy, okay, well, it is primary day in new york, governor andrew cuomo's campaign answering questions about a controversial flyer set on you the about his opponent cynthia nixon a pain worker it considered expert for jewish community hit 7,000 mailboxes in the neighborhoods, nixon has two jewish children called mailers sleazy dplabd an apology cuomo denies knowing about mailer "new york post" reporting cuomo's advisers drafted it approved it. tesla losing top executive, justin, the vice president of

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cnbc's jim cramer sitting down for an exclusive interview with jamie dimon earlier today.on getting candid from everything about his stock to a run for office but it's something that he said about buybacks that had karen hot and bothered so we're going to play not so fast. we're going to play a clip of the interview and whenever karen feels so inclined she'll say not so fast and she'll elaborate on dimon's point. are you ready, karen >> of course i'm ready to watch jamie dimon. >> roll the tape. >> growing our business is far better for the economy right now we don't have a lot of choices, but over time i would prefer not to buy back stock i also don't buy this argument that it's bad. buying back stock is simply giving it back to you, the investor, who redeploys it to a better use >> not so fast not so fast. not so fast. let me talk to you a second here on buybacks. first of all, it's not just giving the money back to the investor, to someone who sells it, it's more that you're buying back your own stock. if you think, as you said, we don't have so many choices right now,

it is not coming, as jamie said, this is not coming from trump-hating democrats. this is coming from his aides and cabinet officials. >> sure. and the reality is, look, we all knew that the president himself had a potty mouth when he ran for president, but hearing these stories of the president and his senior team calling each other idiots and retarded and a dumb southerner and f'ing this and that and the fact it is crazytown, the white house, this makes for a great book. the reality is speaking with some at the white house, i talked to kellyanne just a short time ago, a lot of this comes from former employees who are disgruntled and want to make sure that they have a story that is salacious out there in order to make their time in the white house look a little better. that being said, i do believe robert -- this book's reporting. i do believe he is going to get the facts straight. even ari fleischer said you may not like some of the things he reports but he gets the facts straight. >> alison, this goes beyond patti mouth. it goes to competence and credibility. i

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i'm jamie colby.nd today, i'm driving in the badlands of eastern montana. it's rugged, big-sky, cattle-ranching country. i'm on my way to meet a lifelong resident whose father left him a chunk of this land. >> nice to have you here. >> thanks for having us. >> my name's clayton phipps. and in 1997, my father passed away, and i inherited from him a small portion of the family ranch. and along with that came a few pretty exciting surprises. >> 41-year-old clayton phipps is like a character out of "red river" or "lonesome dove." [ horse neighs ] >> most of the time, i'm on my own. i'm happy that way. this ranch had been in our family since my great-grandfather homesteaded here. and it's a part of me that i just didn't feel like i wanted to ever part with. >> clayton grew up and learned to cowboy here on the ranch his father shared with three brothers. he describes the operation as cash-poor but reasonably successful. >> my dad worked us hard, but that was a good thing, too. >> after clayton's father dies

back in third place with just a few metres left, jamie cook's hopes of the title seemed over.lebrations. the moment he would soon regret as come out of nowhere, cooke produced something. cooke powering through, is he going to do it at the finishing line? absolutely sensational! unbelievable. even cooke himself could barely believe it and who could blame him? the ultimate sprint finish to snatch gold by a mere three hundredths of a second. the 27—year—old is the first british man to win the world modern pentathlon title in a quarter of a century and afterwards, he said the inspiration for that remarkable charge had been a very personal one. it is obviously a dream come true. i was really struggling on this last lap but then, unfortunately, my grandad died last week, so... so that was for him. and so a victory as emotional as it was dramatic. jamie cooke, the man who left his best till the very last. that has to be my favourite story today. let's catch up the weather now and, goodness, we have heard plenty about the rest of the weather, let's focus on events at home. nothing as

jamie yuccas takes her turn at te of america's fastest-growing sports.r skating on steroids. >> reporter: under the nightlights, risky business is getting out some of her aggression. >> risky business! >> reporter: how did you come up with that? >> because skating at my age is hsky business. ( laughs ) >> reporter: for 45-year-old skyna chadwick, it's a risk worth taking. more than a quarter of roller thrby players are now over 45. >> this is not book club. >> nope. >> reporter: you guys are not soccer moms. >> nope. we might soccer mom on the side, but we skate derby. >> reporter: the team is made up of nurses, waitresses, software dngineers, and full-time moms. 52-year-old elianna jameson, or foxxy bloxxy brown, is on her oxnth pair of skates. >> the fact that me taking up more space in the world was a valuable thing on this track was wary attractive to me. i had never played a sport before. >> reporter: tonight is fresh meat night. okay. i'm really going to fall. where those who have never done virby are invited to try... and try again. this is the sl

jamie: well, i can't speak for san miguel. think the government has given them -- i guess an opening for them to continue to build their operation. our consortium, a grouping of people who believe we can rehabilitate our national airport. it's simply located. there are a lot of infrastructure that lead up to it. it's perfectly geared for the future to handle the volume that's needed. currently, the capacity of this airport, which is 35 million people and we now have 42 million people coming into the philippines. we believe by 2020 we can take that capacity manageable up to about 45 million with some relatively small changes. putting capital, readjusting, flow between the terminals. i believe our group believes this is something that can be done within a relatively short period of time. it's a 15-year concession. it's not forever. we'll see what the government decides to do after that. certainly for it now it can make a difference. >> we do have an interesting story on the bloomberg today talking about the impact of the philipp

jamie dimon was at a philanthropic event yesterday. i can beat him because i am smarter than he is. morganimmediately j.p. said he made a mistake. this is why you love jamie dimon as a journalist. he will say anything on his mind. that's why his communications director says don't say things like that. david: the following quote from jamie dimon. alix: it's like, president trump, just ignore it. jamie dimon will not run for president in the next two years. he can't do that. let it go. go work on trade and figure out what we are going to do with china before we have a bear market. fight, donaldin a trump in a fight with rosie o'donnell. he went back-and-forth. i said, just leave it alone. let it go. alix: he wasn't running a country. it was a different kind of publicity he was getting. it does set the stage for the midterms and the election in 2020, just how violent it could become in terms of rhetoric and how it will be something. i asked republican strategist that question. he said it will get worse in terms of the rhetoric, really nas