jeffrey: that is my story.rlie: as one of them said to me, it made me feel like i was truly an american. jeffrey: maybe for the first time. charlie: exactly. how is it changed your life? luis: we'll is had a complicated life and politics for the most , part. charlie: he had koch. nuel'si love being lin-ma dad. people stop me in the street. the other day of was going to the office and some lady screamed hey, hey! ,lin-manuel dad.anuel's i have to take a selfie with you. it has changed our life for the better. to use everything that hamilton has bought -- brought to do very good things. the graham windham, the hamilton initiative, the prize sweep -- sweepstakes we do now that raises millions of dollars for that we do with openings. every time "hamilton" has an opening, we have a sweepstakes. in the united states. charlie: how many performances are there now? jeffrey: there are three "hamilton" companies running right now, one in san francisco, one in chicago and one in new york. and within one year there will be

there's a second jeffrey at the line capital. more on the cio and his son. this is bloomberg. ♪ vonnie: this is "bloomberg markets." today of gamestop falling , hitting lows not seen since 2012. the videogame entertainment and harvard avenue posting a mixed tag of earnings after the bell yesterday great bloomberg's emma chandra is here with more. she said she's not a gamer. a long time ago against my little brother, i used to win. that thinks they reported after the bell yesterday and initially shares were up in aftermarket. then it took a turn. the topline numbers were saying they posted a net sales return positive, but if you dig into the same-store sales numbers, you can see why the shares are falling. we have a chart that shows them. you can see the hardware was positive by 14.8%. this is all about the way the gaming industry is changing, as people move away from physical consoles and towards more digital gaming. obviously hardware did do well despite the fact it's this legacy idea. , that was largely down to the nintendo switch the new consul that came

let me take a quick break, jeffrey, if i may.ome back and we'll talk about that very purchase, why you bought puts on the s&p and called it free money we'll do that after this quick break. take a look as we go to break on the dow 30 heat map, another record for the dow today, going for its tenth consecutive record close. more halftime back after this. for your heart... your joints... or your digestion... so why wouldn't you take something for the most important part of you... your brain. with an ingredient originally found in jellyfish, prevagen is now the number one selling brain health supplement in drug stores nationwide. prevagen. the name to remember. your insurance on time. tap one little bumper, and up go your rates. what good is having insurance if you get punished for using it? news flash: nobody's perfect. for drivers with accident forgiveness, liberty mutual won't raise your rates due to your first accident. switch and you could save $782 on home and auto insurance. call for a free quote today. liberty stands with you™

. >> but everyone denying that and jeffrey says not at all and doug pederson says he is fine and three weeks to go before the regular season down in washington and his number one target does he need to catch up and jeffrey says not at all and the eagles receiver disagrees with the position coach who said yesterday he is behind after missing time for a shoulder injury and he can improve and get better with every single detail, in fact, he stayed after practice today to work on some things with carson wentz and jeffrey ran the wrong route in thursday's preseason game but chalks it up as a simple mistake that is correctable and coach pederson does not sound worried at all. >> he is right where he needs to be, everybody makes mistakes it's that time of the year we have a lot of football in right now and he is doing well. >> the game of football and once in a while you make sure but i'll be all right. >> do you feel you are behind at all? >> not at all. i'll be all right. >> reporter: after missing a few practices himself running back wednesdayel returning after missing the first two games

they say he was 45-year-old jeffrey of venetia. it shows balboa advancing towards officers as he held a machete. melanie woodrow. >> reporter: cameron sims says in all the years they've owned all-star doughnuts, they've never seen anything like this. >> i realize he's got the cash register and i yell at him, hey, what are you doing? >> reporter: he says the man now identified as 45-year-old jeffrey barboa ran out with the cash register and threatened him. >> he said do you want a die? i got a knife and a gun. he looked very desperate. >> reporter: a witness shared

i agree with jeffrey.ean, you know, look, i come from the world of preparedness, so you can never be too prepared for anything. that's what you want people in homeland security to be. i think the thing that worries me about this language more is it increases the capacity for mistake. i don't think trump is waking up thinking i'm going to nuke north korea or vice versa. i just think that when you ratchet up the language like this, it leaves the sort of capacity for -- to avoid mistakes. it sort of narrows that lane. and that's what, i think, is different right now. and i think most presidents in the past have recognized that. and have said, look, i'm not going to narrow that lane. but, you know, obviously, the president can ratchet it back with his language or let tillerson and ambassador haley do what they were doing pretty well this weekend. >> well, and of course, you also have mixed messages from all over this administration, right, jeffrey lord? tillerson coming out and saying, we do not seek regime ch

take a look a few minutes ago when the eagles owner, jeffrey lurie gave carson wentz a bit of confidence. first team offense they haven't had much to show for the five drives but no game planning and haven't had time to get into the rhythm however, we'll finally see the offensive line in the entirety play and they get the run game going and carson wentz knows they have to be better. >> the biggest thing is third downs, a big thing for us. red zone not great either. we were two for 12 that is not winning football we need the running game going early and i have to be cleaner and sharper and the last couple of games of practice i am game planning with these guys and we expect to be a lot sharper. >> this should be different than the last games we have seen so far. we need to see more from them. >> reporter: absolutely carson wentz will do everything to target jeffrey and smith, their new receivers are not up to par as good as you want to see them going into the season in two and a half weeks, look for the eagles to do that as well as establish the run. for jaime apody i'm jeff skversky p ba

jeffrey: there are a number of issues. i think confidence is the main thing.s the key issue for the buyer. and confidence levels are good. that leads to the purchase of home. i think from a reasonable perspective, generally, that seems to have stabilized to some degree for those outside of london. and we are training a lot more people. we will continue to increase the volumes that were used in a sensible way as we move forward. buteconomy is important, from our consumers perspective, it is how confident they feel in their job and their earnings capacity to commit to that they purchase and by the house. manus: it is a big purchase. on that, the u.k. is set to produce five position papers this week. our you confident that this government is doing the right thing by the country in regards to the negotiating position for brexit? are you confident in theresa may? jeffrey: it is difficult for everybody. the country has to move forward on this. everybody voted on it. we have to put our trust in the right people to deliver a good result. anna: thank you for your time.

and, jeffrey smith. he served as general counsel of the c.i.a. in the clinton administration.is currently a lawyer in private practice. james, let me start with you. your reaction to what jeff sessions, th the department of justice, said this morning. >> i think they didn't have much in the way of specifics. there were no specific cases they announced that they were bringing against either reporters or whistleblowers, and i think their press conference was mainly in reaction to donald trump's continued pressure on sessions and on dan coates and the intelligence community to get tough on leaks, but they lacked any real policy depth to what they were saying. they just talked about how they were going to get tough. so it sounded a lot like what previous administrations, both the bush and the obama administrations, have said. really, we're going to have to wait and see whether they really have specific cases that they plan to bring or not. they talked about how they've tripled the number of investigations, but that really leaves a lot to -- a lot of questions, because the intellig

alshon jeffrey is behind according to his position coach who admits jeffrey ran the wrong route duringy in thursday, but jeffrey, of course, has time to catch up. the season is three weeks away. the competition at running back is heating up. glassboro native is giving him a run for his money. he's like a honda accord because he can put a lot of miles on him. as far as smallwood, he's frustrate wanted i hamstring injury >> if you want to be on the field, you want to go out there and show guys what you can do, front office, al with your team mates, and like i said, throw out ojas, and what you having the best count be now you have to get over the hump and we will, he got to go ahead and perform >> speaking of performing how michael kendrick. arguably the best out of any defensive, two interceptions after requesting a trade following a career low eight starts last season, kendricks is making a statement on the field right now. >> we're out here, you know, we're out renting space, like i told you guys, couple weeks when i talked to you guys. of this is a resume. it's what it is preseason.

not a big deal for alshon jeffrey.ffery has catching up to do, a little behind at eagle camp. jeffrey didn't miss time with his shoulder injury. by no means are the eagles concerned or worried about the edition. there is time for jeffrey and carson wentz to work it out. >> there is not much alshon can't do. if it's a matter of getting him in the right spot. you were eluding to with the questions, make sure he and carson are on the same page for the continuity we want. >> corey clement is giving wendell smallwood a run for his money for the final running back spot on the roster. coach is surprised by clement in camp on and off the field. he compares him to a car. >> he does it all well. he reminds me of one of those old school honda athe clerk will record thaccord.you can put a ln it. you know what i'm saying? >> it's third down. i have to catch the ball out the backfield. >> zach prescott says the cowboys not the eagles will win. eagles will not play dallas for three months. >> don't tell the phillies it's pretty in ca

joining us is van jones, gloria, jeffrey lord and molly. the idea that americans were going to the polls while the fbi was kind of poring over social media, as phil said, it is a brave new world and raises a lot of concerns. >> it raises a lot of concerns. but part of the thing, if you pull back, you have an obama administration that's between a rock and a hard place. the republicans spent so much time driving down confidence in this white house, stoking suspicions about this president, that here you have a real threat to our most basic institution, and the president and the fbi, they don't know what to do. if they go forward and say the russians are messing with the election, there's a concern the republicans will say he's just doing that to help hillary clinton. if they do nothing, you wind up with this outcome where now nobody knows what to believe. i think the republicans have to take some responsibility for doing their own campaign of disinformation around this birtherism, et cetera, which left us vulnerable to this day to sort out the

by comparison, investments cloaked percent and emerging said,s 18% and as jeffrey we have been in thethat simply cannot continue. he does not see a recession, but .iolations are some to happen at some point that has to change. -- even if it means underperforming for a little while. >> we are hearing from investors that don't know what to do. he says if you're waiting for trigger or a catalyst to change going tos, then it is be you selling at a lower price. >> is the point. nobody knows when the market is going to turn. when sentiment shifts, it tends to ship quickly. things turn, they turned awfully quickly. capital are just waiting for securities. prices tot for the start falling it was no is the time to sell, it is a much lower price than moments ago. he has got a conservative approach to how many assets his company should manage. >> jeffrey is a contrary and. with already established that relative to the market right now, he thinks that things have to turnaround. that perspective extends double line. assumed that he wanted to build another withrock or vanguard hundreds of dollars i

jeffrey toobin, set the stage. idea of getting a warrant to go and search a man's house is not just a whim of the special counsel. what did they need in order to gain that access? >> to be sure, chris. what the legal requirement was and is, is that the prosecutors went to a magistrate and said, we have probable cause to believe that there is evidence of a crime in the home of paul manafort. the magistrate agreed, signed the warrant and allowed them to conduct this search. you know, in practical terms, this is the first clear signal that mueller sees criminal activity in his investigation. he's investigating it, and i think notwithstanding what paul manafort's lawyers have said, the mueller people do not believe that he is cooperating, being honest with them, turning over all the documents he said he would. so they're going in there and taking them. the goal seems to be to get the goods on manafort and then get him to flip and disclose what he knows, if anything, about wrongdoing by others, perhaps higher up. >> ken

i worked there a good long while and i heard. >> you didn't talk like that, jeffrey? >> it's not the cursing, i mean everybody's an adult, i mean it's more about what it says he was publicly bashing the chief of staff. >> i agree. to me, having worked there, you don't trash your colleagues, period, that's it. >> well, but the president never said anything after he did, by the way. the president never tweeted anything and said, well, scaramucci doesn't represent me, he doesn't speak for me. because the truth of the matter was that he did represent what donald trump wanted, he did want to get rid of reince priebus, he did want to get rid of steve bannon and i can tell you that the women in that family were high profile. >> and scaramucci, did that have an impact on the president, wait a minute, he's rising very fast. >> one of the rules that should always be operative in any white house is that aides should be seen and not heart. i remember seeing jim baker in situations when the president, when i was in the campaign, not yet in the white house staff. jim baker hung out

they forced him to give that statement, as jeffrey points out, read on a teleprompter.donald trump doesn't take coaching really well. and, so, he had to revert back to what he did and prove all the critics, particularly those in the republican party who came out and criticized him on the record, wrong. that's what he had to do. and that's what he did today. >> david axelrod, go ahead. >> i was going to say to jeffrey's point, you're absolutely right. this is the donald trump we saw throughout the 2016 campaign. he was offensive in many different ways. he did wink and nod toward the alt-right, toward the white supremacists, toward the neo-nazis. and, in fact, they expressed support for him during that campaign. but there was this hope, it probably was a vain hope, that somehow that the presidency, the office of the presidency, the responsibilities of the presidency would in some way transform this man, that he would somehow rise to the occasion. and i think what you saw today was a definitive answer. that's not going to happen. that's not going to happen. >> guys, hold o

jeffrey suited up last week in green bay but did not play. coach is being careful after jeffrey hurt his shoulder two weeks ago. he did participate in practice yesterday. he talked about sticking around to work with the younger receivers. >> nbc 10 is your official e eagles station. it's the only place you can watch the buffalo bills game. preseason kickoff starts at 6:00 and then kickoff at 7:00 only(zn nbc 10. >>> this weekend nbc 10 and telemundo 62 will help clear the shelters. >> we want to introduce you to a cat who was rescued off the streets and is now earning his keep. he's a special employee of the brewing company. he's hanging. that's in the city's kensing on to neighborhood. he's really become part of the family there. he hunts for mice and greets customers and serves as a companion for the workers. you should go to a shelter to look for a pet and a good worker too. >> they need a purpose. cats and dogs. people underestimate cats sometimes that they are aloof and don't do much and do what they want. but they become a part of every

. >> kirsten powers, jeffrey toobin, bakari sellers. is this a potentially legal issue for the president? >> first of all, there is a dispute about the facts. there is this question of, whether the president was involved in drafting the statement. obviously "the washington post" said he did. jay sekulow in the earlier interview said he didn't. if he did draft the statement and if he knew at the time he drafted the statement that it was false, as the statement turned out to be, that definitely could be part of a legal problem for the president because even though it is not a crime to issue a false statement to the news media, it could be evidence of a pattern of obstruction of justice along with firing james comey and that is at the heart of the mueller investigation. so, obviously, the most important thing is to determine what happened here. did the president actually dictate this statement and did the president know it was false when he dictated it? but if he did dictate it, and if he knew it was false, you bet it could be part of a le

passed to jeffrey five times. modest outpit.st time the two played together in a real game scenario. here's wentz. a chance to get in rhythm. even pressuring the offense. >> it was good to get him out there and finally get some opportunities to get some completions with him. obviously, the first offense, first couple of drives were not what we wanted. stalled out and then did finally put one together and had the fumble so it wasn't exactly what we wanted for the first team offense and we'll watch the tape and see where we can get better. >>> other side of the ball, another bright spot of last night is ronald darby. solidified the corner back spot for the birds. get this. howie roseman told john clark jones returned to the field could be a matter of weeks. >> sydney any's got a great skill set, too. he's a long-term building block for the philadelphia eagles, not just this moment in time and it adds to the trade we don't have the pressure on the stomach to rush him back a week or two too soon and i think all in all not a short-te

jeffrey will not play according to them in their first preseason game at green because august 10th. >>> baseball tonight phillies and angels, phils down 1-0 in the third, mike trout jersey native, makes it 3-0, and jake thompson second start. gave up three home runs, in the third inning, down to fourth. and the phillies are down 7-0. only one way to go. >> got them where he wants ♪ ♪ . >>> a unique new exhibit at the philadelphia zoo showcase birds of prey >> rafter bridge and features two american bald eagles. glory and ritz. they came up with the concept for rafter ridge, helped with the. there's a 40 foot long visitors the opportunity to soar like the birds. lauren? . >>> it's wednesday, we're halfway towards upcoming weekend as its shaping up to be nice, we will see a formal passage drop in that will give us scattered showers but gradual clearing, decreasing humidity, high temperatures in the middle 80's and on sunday a beautiful day in store, highs in the low 80's, bright sunshine and low humidity, during our made to move 2017 clearance event, you can do endless online research.

>>> derrick barn net missed practice with the lower back injury, about the talk with about alshon jeffrey. they said alshon was behind after missing practice with a shoulder injury and where he ran the wrong route. alshon disagrees saying everybody makes a mistake, he'll be all right. we'll find out thursday. >>> to the phillies the final game in san francisco. bases loaded for pedro, right field for a hit. maikel franco and jorge score, three rbis, in the 9ths, release hopkins showing off his power for the fifth homeruns only three players have had more than that span in the last 105 seasons, they get 5-2 is the final, we'll have more on the alshon jeffrey situation and also to derrick barn net start in the season home opener in washington? just a few minutes. >> thank you so much. >>> still ahead on "eyewitness news" as the country trains its eyes to the skies, it will be about the smell of things next weekend. >> generates heat. and it releases an aroma that can charitably be called horrible >> a closer look at the corpse flower, how it got its name and why it's such a rare experience

this play right here, mentioned alshon ran the wrong route, which led to punt, which jeffrey concededhoping to clean that up thursday when the starters are likely to play. the phillies manage add late inning rally in san francisco yesterday to win five-two, reese hoskins hit his fifth homerun in just his 11th game with the team. the phils split the series with the giants, but it was a rough west coast road trip for the phils as they went two and five. they return home to face the marlins tomorrow night, aaron nola will get the start. >> you don't know jack. but let's meet kennett square native jack, jr. league series , shear jack with the insane catch and the landing. unreal. he goes over the wall, in stride, makes the flip, beautiful. chinese would win the game, jack made one of the snags of the year. he's never going to forget that one. it seems not everyone is excited about today's eclipse. take, for instance, alabama coach, nick sabin, known for his stoic borderline miserable demeanor. he was asked if he made preparations for his players to view the eclipse during practice today.

still with us, luis costa and richard jeffrey. luis, when you look at trade and possible trade concerns that we have had since the beginning of the year, since donald trump was made president, it seems a lot of the concerns have died down. rightly so? >> absolutely. it is pretty much at 0% now. francine: but it could flare back up, couldn't it? >> we could always see a renaissance of a revival of those fears. when it comes to mexico, we actually know we are getting to a new nafta agreement that is better for all the parts involved. we know the legislation was quite old and we needed some revamping. unfortunately, trump utilized this in a more populist vein. effectively, did that need a revision? yes, and it will be good for mexico. the whole thing has died down. you are absolutely right. 0%.re very close to we are trading under the influence of all the variables here. we know the discussion about china has to be seen within the context of how to pressurize the chinese into the north korean negotiations. there's a whole diplomatic

el chapo cuenta con la ayuda de defensores publicos- pero ahora quiere contratar a jeffrey lichtman-a poderosos mafiosos estadounidenses- como john gotti junior. el abogado afirma estar asombrado por lo que ha visto.. that's seven months after he has been arrested and put in the most harsh conditions that i've ever seen in 27 years of practice." afirma que guzman-loera esta detenido en las condiciones mas duras que ha visto en 27 anos de practica s/ jeffrey lichtman, attorney :07 "he has yet to even see a family member. not going to have any contact with a family member until thursday adems cumplio 7 meses encerrado- y no le han permitido ver a un famliar. el juez de distrito brian cogan dijo que si guzman quiere cambiar de abogado- debe hacerlo pronto ya que no aplazara el juicio programado para abril. le advirtio a los abogados privados- que si tomaban el caso- no habia guarantias de que serian compensados si llegan a comprobar que el dinero del capo provenia de la venta de drogas. . pese al riesgo de no recibir honorarios- algunos abogados quieren tomar el caso. s/ jeffrey lichtma

jeffrey will not play according to them in their first preseason game at green because august 10th. >>> baseball tonight phillies and angels, phils down 1-0 in the third, mike trout jersey native, makes it 3-0, and jake thompson second start. gave up three home runs, in the third inning, down to fourth. and the phillies are down 7-0. only one way to go. >> got them where he wants them. >>> up fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connection... you get our fastest... internet ever. with download speeds up to 940 megs - 20 times faster than most people have. switch to fios gigabit connection with tv and phone for $79.99 a month online for the first year. plus hbo for one year and multi-room dvr service for two years, all with a two-year agreement. and switching has never been easier. get out of your contract with up to a $500 credit to help cover your early termination fee. go to fiosgigabit.com ♪ ♪ . >>> a unique new exhibit at the philadelphia zoo showcase birds of prey >> rafter bridge and features two american bald eagles. glory and ritz.

on twitter am not interested in joining uber, so it will be interesting what she has to say after jeffreyelt dropped out. that is the big question. >> it might be one of those dating things, right? all right, let's look at how markets traded friday, not so much for the bulls, a mixed session after janet yellen, no surprise to some that front. the markets were on tender hooks wondering what she would say, but she stuck to the script. kind of a mixed session for you in asia. >> a lot to look ahead to as well. you mentioned hurricane harvey. in hong kong, we are recovering from a second typhoon in a week. when it comes to equities, up in new zealand. that is given the dollar weakness following janet yellen's comments. differed from talking down the euro. we are looking to the opens in japan, australia, and korea. onlyes in korea flat, up six for the asx 200. watch.sie, keeping a gasoline prices, gasoline futures up 6% right now. incking japanese futures chicago, unchanged at the start. dollar-yen, a little strength here. another missile launch from north korea over the weekend, so are a lot

gerardo: esa situaciÓn podrÍa crear un problemÁtico conflicto de intereses. >> el hecho de que jeffrey haga la pregunta a esos individuos, asumiendo que el juez lo permita y eso es permitido en muchos casos gerardo: estÁ dispuesto a que el caso se aclare ante el juez. >> se le presentarÁ al juez en el momento adecuado. gerardo: el abogado asegura que la fiscalÍa harÁ lo posible por sacarlo del caso. el potencial conflicto de intereses y los pagos a abogado del "el chapo", serÁn los temas que se debatirÁn en brooklyn, en la corte federal el lunes. jorge: el seÑor enrique acevedo nos visita esta noche. enrique: el distrito escolar de los Ángeles el segundo más grande del paÍs, inicia clases con un sitio de internet y una guÍa de recursos dedicada a estudiantes inmigrantes que incluye un plan de preparaciÓn sobre cÓmo responder ante detenciones de ice. se ofrece un cambio en el estatus de visa quienes cooperen contra la captura de la pandilla ms 13. declaraciones del presidente trump. jorge: suspenden la declaraciÓn de un indocumentado cono llevaba a su hija a la escuela. ella lo grabÓ to

jeffrey, are you on the line? caller: i am. host: can you turn down your tv and tell us what you think or what do you think hate speech should be protected? i do not think hate speech is protected at all. i think you should be able to say what you wish as long as it doesn't threaten any national security or the livelihood of any person in the country, so i do not -- i think it should be allowed. we should have a chance to voice out opinions, opposition for whatever it may be in this country. theyse back to i do think are pushing a lot of people. for example, you cannot help do anything to crude for different groups outside of this country. for example, with the confederate flag issue, people say, our government is not standing for us, so we will display the north korean flag or isis flag and drive around with that on our vehicles or in our yards, what stops that? it goes back to donald trump is a recruiting tool for a lot of paint. host: on that -- a lot of hate. this on that point, where speech should be allowed, what it someb

as jeffrey pointed out there's a cooper v.aron decision where the court speaks to the issue of school desegregation. the problem is that unless there is in the early years after brown, if there's not these dramatic instances of resistance to the decision, then the school districts are able to proceed in whatever way they see fit for a very long time. it's not until the midreally very late 1960s after the civil rights act that brown is implemented in any substantial way. >> our next piece of interview is with thurgood marshall. and this was taped on april 16, 1967. >> i do not think that president eisenhower has done anywhere near what he could have done. i wonder if it's too late. personally, i don't think it's too late. the president at least by now have gotten on a television network or radio and spoken as the chief executive of this government to the good people of the south urging them to support the decision of the supreme court as the law of the land whether they believed it or not. and to use the full influence of his p

want to bring gloria borger, jeffrey lord, bakari sellers, david chalian. if this is not chaos in the west wing, what is? >> it is, it's chaos. >> i'm wondering if it may not feel like chaos for president trump. i think this is how he operates. he's used to it. i'm sure for everybody else around, he's like the eye of the hurricane. >> to general kelly it, probably felt like chaos. i'd like to have been privy to the conversation that the general had with the president before he decided to take this job because when you wear four stars on your shoulder, you're used to chain of command. and i think that kelly saw what scaramucci, let's put the vol garrett and all that aside. let's talk about what he said. he threatened to fire people and talked about a direct line to the president and i think that was pretty much untenable. i was told by a source today who spoke with the president that he believed scaramucci was grandstanding. that was the word used to me. remember, trump called comey a show boat. he doesn't like that. he doesn't like that. this source said to

i think i'm joining allison and jeffrey lawrence hate train. here's the thing.ce, she's a don't >> i find her >> i just think that there are other good actors out there and she's, you know, >> that's for a good cause. apparently, it's omay's.com/jen. i know that tucker is over there. >> he's online >> he's amazed. tucker >> where does the time go >> i shortened my segment to give you more time tucker. i want to be your best friend for life >> you're wearing a blue tie too >> i know the code. >> there's a conversation happening >> let's go to the weather. dense fog, that's the problem this morning, dense fog advisory in effect until 9:00. 73 now in washington. once we burn the fog off, we should be in for partly to mostly sunny skies high temps about 90 this afternoon, makes you take that water with you you're going to want it will turn into a hot afternoon. there's a live look at sateit the fog but it is picking up the bigger picture high pressure off to the north, once the fog is out. it will be a nice afternoon, storms back tomorrow and friday, weekend warm an

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poor jeffrey. jeffrey lord. i guess he was getting a little bit fed up and he was probably fighting back a little too hard. they said, "we better get out of here. we get him out." amy: trump also criticized the "weak weak people" who have allowed confederate statues to be removed in recent weeks. pres. trump: from george washington -- please, don't take his statue down. please. does anybody want george washington's statue? no? is that sad? to lincoln to teddy roosevelt, i see they want to take teddy roosevelt's down, too. they're trying to figure out why. they don't know. they're trying to take away our culture. they're trying to take away our history. amy: while thousands of protesesters rallied outside the phoenix convention center, trump openly dismissed his critics. pres. trump: all week they're talking about the massive crowds that are going to be outside. where are they? well, it is hot out. it is hot. i think it is too warm. they show up in the helmets in the black masks and they have clubs and they have

jeffrey who was on our program the other day. says look, i think the s&p could, or stocks could fall 3% between now and december, and then you >> well, i think that the, the stock guys as you described them, are directly connect ed - i mean the credit guys are directly connected to interest rates. and they're very sensitive to interest rates the relationship between interest rates and stocks is more indirect and so -- i can see why credit guys would care more >> if people look at a market, okay, the dow is 22,000 all-time high, bonds are potentially in a bubble, i mean, that seems to be the conventional thought on wall street these days. which cracks first do you think? >> i think probably bonds first. but i have very little faith in that opinion >> why do you say that >> well, you never know. i mean, you know, we -- in our business, we have a little idea of what will happen. but we have no idea when it'll happen and so, it's very hard to say the order in which things will take place >> but when you write, quote, the uncertaintie

i agree with jeffrey on that. i want to point out the birther stuff was started by hillary clinton. >> that's -- >> come on -- >> jack -- >> now -- >> jack, that is a lie. it's another talking point you need to get right before -- i'm not going to let you repeat that. that is a lie. it has been fact checked and it has been denounced and it has been refuted a million times. it's not so. >> no it wasn't. >> unless you're going to tell the truth -- >> her former campaign manager -- >> no, don -- >> it's not true. it's not true. >> i was on a very friendly format. >> it is not true. >> it is true. >> it is not true. >> don. >> it is not true. >> we can have a disagreement on -- >> we're not having a disagreement on something that is not true. it is not true that he was born in africa. it is true he was born here. it's not true hillary clinton started the birther thing. and donald trump spread it for years. >> yeah, it is, in the primary in 2007 in iowa -- >> simone go ahead. >> the thing that struck me with the interv

jeffrey, let me start with you. you wrote this article nearly a year ago now. ominously warning, quote, north korea's nuke program is way more sophisticated than you think. this week's news that north korea has militarized the nuclear warhead and holds a bigger status than first thought, i imagine that did not surprise you one iota. the question is, why didn't the government seem to know what you were spotlighting in december 2016? >> well, all the evidence was there. the north koreans would repeatedly say this was their goal and show off all the pieces and release pictures and videos. at the end of things, the north koreans were crystal clear this is where it was heading. i think what happened was even though the warnings were clear, we don't know what to do about it. when you don't have a plan, it is far easier to come up with something not real or not going to happen than it is to just admit that you're rutterless. >> moments ago you published an article for "the hill" with an intriguing argument. you wrote in part, kim john you can -- kim jong-un's weak han

alshon jeffrey returning but the question is there he play thursday in greenbay and aaron nola had anotherut was it enough for the phillies to snap a . >>> got my eagles green on >> the eagles got good news at training camp, alshon jeffreys barack at practice, he's been out since sunday with a shoulder injury, alshon said the shoulder is good but not sure if he'll play thursday night with greenbay, aaron nola on the mounds, the phillies looking to snap a five-game losing streak. charlie hits his third double driving in a run and the rockies will take the lead. top of the 9th, two on for cameron rupp. franco and will score, the refill able to end the five-game sli three-two. the first preseason game thursday, the eagles from the inquirer jeff mclean will be giving us what goes on offense and defense. >> we appreciate that. still ahead, a man from idaho is proving you be do anything >> he's the most positive awesome man. >> why this man is determined to get to hawaii to complete the iron man event he dreamed about while heal . >>> a man who's beaten the odds met an amazing milestone. after y

. >> wide receiver alshon jeffrey, wide receiver said alshon was behind after missing practice with ar injury. he said this play where alshon ran the wrong route. alshon disagrees, he said coach doug pederson said everyone makes mistakes and they will be on the same page when the season starts in washington. >> he's doing fine, he's -- he's working he's getting reps whether he's not in, reps off on the side. getting reps, when he's in in. he's right where he needs to be. everybody makes mistakes. it's that time of year, we got a lot of football in right now. and he's doing well. >>> coming up tonight in the zone, we'll have more on the alshon jeffrey situation, should derrick barnett start in the season opener in washington while eagles, when the philadelphia daily news will be joining me tonight after the late news here on cbs3. >>> the final game with the west coast road trip looking for the series split after ending the six game losing streak last night. the fans and the kayaks out hoping they can maybe catch a homer the fly ball goes off. nick williams scores and ben lively facing

later he found alshawn jeffrey 15-yard td pass.rs want more consistency. >> things were not where they need to be. there are some good things, we'll have long conversations about, we made it through and healthy for the most part and dial in on the redskins for the next couple of weeks. >>> philadelphia seoul on the brink of back-to-back championships. yesterday was arena bowl 30. the soul host the storm tonight at the wells fargo center. ron jaworski is just as pumped ass players are. >> we expect to win. >> we're trying to to go 1-0. it's been a wonderful run we've had and our fans are a big part of that. it's wonder wonderful to get it done. >> you can see arena ball 30 on 6abc. the soul and storm meet at # p.m. >>> it's the night of the big fight. floyd mayweather junior and connor mcgregor made weight it's the undefeated boxer against the mma fighter. trash talking during the weigh in. that's a look at sports, i'm ducis rogers you have yourself a terrific weekend. >> he was up in his face. >> 9:29 your time. how noon or soon to

the wide receivers coach said jeffrey is behind in the offense. >> alshon is doing fine.king, he's getting reps off on the side, he's getting reps when he's in there. he's right where he needs to be. everybody makes mistakes. it's that time of the year. we've got a lot of football in right now. he's doing well. >> let's hit the diamond. the phillies finishing up their final west coast trip of the season against the giants. they win 12-9 last night, snapping a six-game losing streak. second inning action, two outs, and look at him get that one. that's deep to left, off the wall. nick williams trots home from first base. phillies draw first blood off of bumgarner. bottom of the frame, brandon crawford with a couple of ducks on the bond, comes up throwing, guns down buster posey at the dish. look at it all in one motion. they call that the hose report. beautiful play on a rope to the dish. tie game in the fifth. bumgarner with some revenge. singles to left that scores jones. giants up 2-1. same score, eighth inning. jorge alfaro fists this into right field. that allows reese

also on the phone we have jeffrey toobin. let's talk about paul manafort, why were investigators interested in him initially and how significant might that be for the investigation? >> one of the things that happened, jake, was that the investigators got ahold of intercepts, this is communications between russia and suspected russian operatives talking about what they said were interactions with paul manafort. they said that he was interested and encouraging their cooperation providing some information on hillary clinton, dirt on hillary clinton that could help with the campaign. so, what we don't know is whether or not those russian operatives and suspected russian operatives were telling the truth, exaggerating, making it up, and certainly one of the problems for investigators is trying to piece all of that together without the benefit of knowing whether or not these people, again, these are people overseas, whether they were actually telling the truth. obviously manafort's problems go beyond that however. he has some serio

joining us on the phone is jeffrey toobin.just from a legal stand point, is there anything that should concern the president about this story? >> absolutely. you know, it's been clear for some time that the mueller investigation is looking at the issue of obstruction of justice. and if, in fact, the president put out an intentionally false story about his relationship with russia, you know, broadly defined in terms of his son's activity, that would be a piece of evidence that could support a charge of obstruction of justice. that alone is not enough to make a case. but if you were to combine it with firing james comey and the other parts of the investigation, it certainly would be a relevant piece of evidence. as i say, it's not enough on its own. it's certainly not a crime on its own. but it is evidence that will be of great interest to robert mueller. >> jeff, i want to pursue that with you more, but right now is one of the reporters who broke this story for "the washington post." so jeff, stick around and we'll talk to you

. >> with me now is kirsten powers, jeffrey lord, paul begalla. jeffrey -- >> why did i know you were coming to me? >> why does the president do this? i know he's always done this in the past, but as president you would think he would know people are going to check. it's not like he's lying calling up "the new york post" pretending to be his publicist. >> you have to be precise, there's no question about it, and be accurate as best you can in these kind of situations. but i will say this, anderson. you know, people out there watching this stuff, regular folks, i mean i was -- >> they don't care about a phone call. >> well, right. >> and i agree with that. but my question -- >> but there's another half -- there's another part to this, anderson. when the media at large, any media institution makes a mistake, do they spend hours on end saying this on television? >> actually, yes, they do correct themselves. >> no, i didn't say correct themselves. >> has this president ever corrected himself? >> no. >> what is it eisenhower said about nixon? give me a