-lemonis: joe c., joe t. -tranchina: that's right. -todd: todd baslin.lemonis: and you're just todd. so, is it you're 25% and they're each -- sammy: no. so, i own a 45% share. tranchina: 22.5%. -covello: 10%. -todd: 22.5%. lemonis: is the restaurant making money? all: no. lemonis: how much are you losing? covello: currently, $5,000, $6,000 a month. todd: when you don't have the money to pay the bills, and you have to fight with your partners to pay the bills, it becomes an issue. lemonis: who acts as the owner/operator, the person that unlocks the door and locks the door? covello: nobody. lemonis: do you have weekly meetings, where you're sitting here going over what we sold for the week? -todd: no. -lemonis: how -- [ chuckles ] tranchina: keep in mind, none of us have had any restaurant ownership experience at all. lemonis: oh, i don't have to keep it in mind. i picked up on it pretty quick. look, these guys all have full-time jobs, but in a business like this, you want to have at least one guy that's responsible for the business, one who opens it and c

joe mentioned t ellis act. that state law says you can't stop a property owner from going out of business. unfortunately, under strict foreign policies. rent control, owners leave.wi and, again, if prop 10 passes, strict forms of rent s control, ownhave the ability to go out of business. and the small mom and pops who have in most cases less than ten units which that is a large majority of our population in california, we unfortunately believe they will wleave. an saw that in berkeley in the '70s. we lost about 3,000 s gle-family homes. and we think that's what's going to happen again. they'll sell their homes, and tenants are going to gets an eviction notice instead of a e to get ction notice instead of a rent increase. that's unfortunate. >> thank you ry much to all of you. >> thank you. >>> turning now to business. branli a is e-commerce startup base in san francisco. it got its start in with the missi over quality product at a low cost. inventory includes a broad range of necessities from food to beauty sup

ask joe lieberman. this is now the party of nancy pelosi and chuckie schumer and maxine waters and bernie sanders. it is a far left, unapologetic socialist party. they want your crumbs back, they want open borders, and they want most of all to impeach the president and keep obamacare. but tonight the only group hoping for trump's impeachment more than the democrats might actually be the corrupt destroy trump so-called mainstream media.a. yesterday, we called out cnn for standing by what is a faulty story about the 2016 drum tower meeting. remember the breathless reporting from fake news cnn. it's all not true. back in july, take a look. >> we have a cuomo prime time exclusive tonight sprayed a claim that goes to the truth oft the president knew and when he knew about an event that is central to the special counsel's russia investigation. >> tonight sources of knowledge tell myself that michael cohen claims that then-candidate donald trump knew in advance about the june 2016 meeting in trump tower and whit

t joe's talking about politics of this which leads into why this is on the ballot to begin with. i guess tostart, can you explain what's happened or not happened in the legislature ove the last20-some years? and also do you think it's cities c that a lot of will be rushing -- i mean it seems like there would be a fight at the local level on any attempts to change whatever hat.pens. >> ri i think it's been at the legislature a lot of not happening. we saw earlier this week an attempt to repeal the cost of hawken fail. and this is the initiative system. you know, i think a lot of lawmakers in sacramento might be willing to reform rent-controll s, maybe move buildings in on a rolling basis. weept don't ha we don't have this. you repeal it or keep the status quo, all or nothing at all, that's our initiave system. as to what cities would do in reaction, i think there's a lot of unhaertainty. yo -- berkeley has been the only city in the bay area to move forward and kind of lay out a plan and say if prop 10 passes, there is what we would do. we would move buildings 20 years and older in

. > t sourea trader joe's are bang on the job this morning less than two weeks after their manager was shot and killed. the suspect gene atkins was wanted for shooting his grandmother. he's been charged with murder and 30 other counts. >> you see the sign right over here, opening our doors, thursday 8:00 to 10:00 p.m., we missed you and further to the left a makeshift memorial remembering the victim who was killed in this tragedy. this trader joe's reopening following the deadly leo stallworth, abc news. >>> happening today cbs will report second quarter earnings as turmoil continues to swirl around the network. les moonves will keep his job while the board hires an outside firm to investigate. he's expected to face questions from analysts during today's earnings conference call. >>> and cupertino based apple is now the world's first publicly traded company to be valued at $1 trillion. that's 12 zeros in case you're wondering. now, this peak seemed unimaginable two decades ago. after apple brought back its once exiled co-founder steve jobs the company slowly rebound products like the i

joe for more,t to how are markets going to react? they announced this corporate restructuring, five units have been made into three which was in line with what the market is expecting. there was more positive with growth targets so the growth targets were slightly ahead of market expectations. what we're hearing from analysts is that was positive. they also reported second-quarter results and although the organic sales were ahead of expectations, the reported revenue was slightly below. corporate event going on later so we are work -- waiting to hear more on the corporate structure and the outlook for the year ahead. matt: thanks ray a much. --'s get over to you on thanks very much. let's get over to you. >> the question is how much more do they have to fall, they lost 20% yesterday, they lost 50% earlier this month on a different deal, and there has been a perception from the beginning that something more serious is up than they are letting on. it seems like a extreme step to let go or suspend tim heywood ,or what they say is complia

on thursy a memorial at north phoenix baptist church where joe biden will speak t ne senator will make his east trip to washington where today his sen seat was draped in black. alliance state on friday followed by a full dss military funeral saturday at national cathedral. when asked how he would like to be remembereai ms response was simple. >> he served his country hopefully with the word honorably hon it. >> in the last days of his final fight the maverick said good-bye. >> i wish all of you great adventures, good company and lives as lucky as mine. >> a full life well lived. >> senator mccain will be laid to resturing a private ceremony sunday at the u.s. nadel a in maryland. >> president trump says he respects mccain's service and flags will fly at half staff. the president's refusal to honor le ain's service is a not break from tradition. flags were at half staff all day but n at the white house. they were finally lowered this afternoon. president sought to change the subject with a trade announce. we have the latest. today's announcement made with o me president on speakerphone.

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intelligence people without question we appreciate you coming on to the program joe as we always do jewellery independent journalist r t international. you can get help in learning how to navigate through online fake news from an unlikely source nato has launched a facebook game to teach people how to sort fact from fiction to see a church that tried it out. welcome to nato's new online weapon against misinformation it's the news here oh i promised myself to report only the truth join me on my quest to filter the news some of the headlines about the game might imply that its developers have a bone to pick with russia but on closer inspection it seems it doesn't have that much russian fake news to decipher you might have thought that needle's lot fear based strategic communications center of excellence could dig up something better especially given the lengths it went to last year trying to prove that russian t.v. comedy was really an undercover propaganda machine and of course there is nato's deep seated suspicion of all things russian we don't accept cyber. we will not counter. we more. we have to be able to counter t

. >> joe, can you weigh in on t j that? >> i agree with matt. if you offer a bribe and the other person turns it down, it does not mean that you are not guilty of attempted bribely. if you say to somebody that they should do something and they interpreted as should as you must. then it is exactly obstruction. and he has done so many of these things that we have to suddenly say a jury will see what he means. this is obvious obstruction? plain site. >> i feel that i heard james comey made that comment in his book. when the president told me to do it, therefore, i took it as an order. >> anybody that's listening to him is going to hear in the confines of his office. instruction from him differently than they would. if somebody else expresses their opinion. if when the president says you should do something, people and juries will understand exactly what it is and see it as an order. i think that i would rather be on the prosecution on that particular piece of evidence in the same way that he said would means wouldn't. >> to that point aaron. she's

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joe biden... and former presidents -- former rivals -- george w bush and barack obama... while the current president won )t be there. a tribute in the south bay as well. this billboard is located along highway 1-0-1... mccain's nefuneral. president trump has not been invited. >>> a tribute in the south bay as well.of the billboard you're looking at there is located along 181 on the interchange in san jose. that message in honor of senator mccain. >>> president trumpthe agreemenl until it gets congressional approval. in less than three months... californians will head to the polls to pick a new governor. tonight, a new poll of hispanic voters shows lt governor gavin newsom with a significant lead. 63-percent said they )d vote for newsom, a democrat . 26-percent would vote for the republican, john cox. and 11-percent are undecided. newsom enjoys a sizeable lead over cox in both men and women. it is stil early , there are still a number of voters who are undecided. the poll was conducted for our spanish network, . >>> and there are still a number of voters who remain undecided. that poll, by the way, was cond

. >> if you think about t joe, not a single international inspector in there.hatsoever for them to give up their nuclear weapons but also when he's saying this leader is beloved by his people, one of the things you think about in government, how is this going to run on their state television? they're watching that in the gulag today, i'm sure a loop president of the united states saying kim jong-un is beloved by his people. he has handed him what every dictator wants which is my validation. >> we should get him to say i wish my people acted like that. >> we're getting into idi amin territory. i get to say that, seventh caller wins rice-a-roni, san francisco treat for a life time. i want to ask a couple of things that happened over the eight years that president obama was in office. i remember at the beginning of your term being out on a book too with dmika and talking abou the bridge between europe and the middle east and there was great hope and he believed that if turkey could be turned, it would make such a huge difference in both regions. obviously over tho

toss his hat in the ring leading the vote between kelly ward and sheriff joe arpaio that's what we are seeing in the votes ti tonight. the other is president trump, kelly ward has been a supporter of the president, has framed herself as such during the primary and there was some question whether the president as he has in other primaries which is trying to toss his opinion into this race and weigh in on this race either for kelli ward or arpaio which he pardoned previously. the president decided not to weigh in that race, something that ultimately helps make mcsally boosted her and republicans are breathing a sigh of relief in washington. they believe that kelli ward would have been less electable. >> thank you, both. we'll get back to you as need be here on cnn. back with us chris cillizza and symone. and our congressman having been here. thank you for being here, it is an interesting contrast here, you have a bernie sanders democrat and you have a donald trump republican. good news for the republicans in arizona tonight that the two french candidates arpaio and ward seems to be defeated. republicans are as y

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joe crawly. what is the take away from that? >> let's sayabout that district, it's a progressive district. so her messaget worked in t district. we're trifing to win the congress of the united states. we're trying to win many seats that were won by donald trump. and as she is appropriate to her district, our candidates are appropriate to their district is. >> is this a year of the women and why? >> yeah, i and tha why republicans are so afraid, and president trump is so afraid of women, people of color, and the numbers that will be add to the tranks in the democrat up. >> pam: and net pickup -- 23 seats. a ther about eight or so seats in hlary clinton. the dwrikt they re-elected the how many seats do you think will be flipped in california? >> a number of them. you have to remember, when i first ran f leadership, we hem 26 democrats and 31ca republ. now it's 39 almosts and 14 copies. we have picked up -- >> you feel it's hafrtd e harder against thewrt and they are connecting with the voters in their own way. it's very impot, i say it as a former counsellor andir ch it's important for us to joan the ground. get out the vote. i

t ravaged disease. soon after meghan in mc co-host on "the view" comforted from joe bidden whose son beau suffered from the same type of brain cancer. >> i think about beau almost every day, anwa told, sorry, that this doesn't get easier. >> look, one of the things that gave beau my word was john. your dad, you may remember when you were a little kid, your dad took care of my beau. ic >> reporter:e wallace, a mccain aid in 2008 with nbc news says mccain has fought wancer as onlyohn mccald. >> he's kept his friends close. he's kept his family even closer, and he's kept his moral mp s. he's continued to speak out for this country. he's talked to his own party when he felt he had to and celebrated what this country is when it's at it's best. >> tonight senators in both political pares paying tribute to a man that's been a patriot and warrior in combat and in life, lester? >> andrea mitchell, thank you. and johnccain has pointed out there is much more to his life than those wars he spent as a prisoner of war in north vietnam but what is undeniable is how that experience forged a deeper appreciation f his c

board as the linchpin in the corruption scandal that plagued pakistan's domestic t twenty two and last year. england captain joeroot has confirmed that ben stokes will play the third test against india the all rounder was found not guilty of free in a british court just four days ago but he comes straight back into the starting eleven for the game of trent bridge at the expense of sam curran who was a man of the match in the first test at age beston i think that's a decision was made above our heads and he has been made available for selection from that point on it's all about the need to play for england in terms of me and in this team. he's been a fine performer for us for a long period of time and no. don't want to leave some a lot better now the twenty eighteen rugby championship kicks off on saturday in sydney when australia hosts new zealand in the opening match these two teams also contest the bledisloe cup which is played within the competition structures of the rugby championship the all blacks have held the bledisloe cup since two thousand and three but the world champions on not underestimating the w

board as the linchpin in the corruption scandal that plagued pakistan's domestic t twenty two and last year. england captain joeroot has confirmed that ben stokes will play the third test against india the all rounder was found not guilty of frey in a british court just four days ago but he comes straight back into the starting eleven for the game of trent bridge at the expense of sam curran who was england's man of the match in the first test at age beston. i think that's a decision was made above our heads and he has been made available for selection use from that point on it's all about his eagerness to play for england in terms of me and in this team. he's been a fine performance for us for a long period of time and you know. we don't want to leave so much better now america's world heavyweight champion beyonce wilder says there's no question he'll fight englishman tyson fury this year but today me actually came closer to fighting fury's dad john it all happened in northern ireland where tyson was weighing in for his belt against francesco be on their third this weekend and then while the gate crashed proce

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. >> the otherwise unassuming extra catching t eye of strange weather author joe hill who is also theng. hill said he put the pieces together in 2015 after seeing a composite of the victim and rewatching one of his favorite films on the big screen. >> suddenly i tingled all over and came hal oay of my seat and for the barest of a moment i thought i had seen her. >> the lady of the dunes case dates back to july, 1974. a girl was walking her dog on a provincetown beach when she stumbled upon the bod of a naked woman likely killed days or weeks before ts woma hands were missing, her head arly severed, the left side of her skull crushed. no weapons were found at thesc e. just the woman's body on a beach towel, her head resting on folded jeans and a bandana. >> no one has come forward to h claim. no one has sai she was my daughter, she was me ex-west. >> investigators have tried different ways to identify the lady of the dunes coming out with a newcomb p-- new composit in 2010. they have received this tip. hill admits this may be a case of him falling for one of his own >> part of me think

t doesn't get more scum bag than that. and if these allegations are true, then jim jordan is basically joe paterno part two.. like titanic part two. so awkward because rose would open the door and see jack and she would be like jack, you're alive. and he would be yeah, i've been measuring doors and i'm pretty certain i could have fit. i'm pretty certain. now look obviously these are just allegations but congressman jordan's defense doesn't sound very convincing. >> i never saw, never heard of, never was told about any type of abuse. >> take a listen to the one of the statements made earlier this week. >> i know jim knew about the what i call the deviant sexual atmosphere that we were. >> how do you know. >> well, we all had conversations. it was something that we would discuss on a regular basis, mainly with nervous banter. locker room banter. >> conversations in a locker room are a lot different than allegations of abuse or reported abuse to us. >> trevor: wait, hold up. so they basically told jordan about the abuse, and he didn't think it counted because they were in a locker room? like what is it with th

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t w influential is he? anthony: i thinkde all the difference, donald trump, when he endorsed martha mcsally. kelli ward and joearpaio -- sheriffoe arpaio was a big supporter of president trump -- didn't get the nod. they really didn't come close. you saw president trump endorse ron desantisn orida and pushed him a pass to the establishment pick. -- past the establishment pick. bithat is pickup for republicans because mcsally has the best chance of holding onto the seat. jane: is donald trump the big issue here? anthony: in florida it seems to be. you saw andrew gillum talk about impeaching donald trump nine months ago as part of his donald trump is going to be the n,sue in that state. time and time ag think that is going to be peat is turninle out to the polls. democrats are enthused and want to get out there and make up for two years ago when they lost the presidency.s thiseir first chance. donald trump is trying to get his base engaged and he wants them to turn out. i think he benefits from having his baseupport him in the polls. jane: anthony zurcher, thanks for joining me. anthony: my pleasure. jane: yes,

joe fryer has a closer look at what oscar is up to. all right and t> and the oscar goes to -- >> reporter: this morning a major hollywood reboot. the group announcing big changes to the biggest night. a shorter three hour broadcast. a new category honoring popular films. and an earlier air date for the 2020 ceremony. the moves viewed by many as an attempt to boost sagging ratings for a show that suffered record low viewer ship this year. >> the academy had to do something because fewer people were watching the show. and it is because they are just not familiar with the films in contention and some of the categories that they are not interested in. >> reporter: perhaps the biggest change, the new award celebrating achievement in popular film. the exact details and requirements have not been released, but some say it could guarantee recognition for blockbusters like black panther and avengers, the two biggest hits this past year. others fear it could limit their chances in other categories. >> this decision really has not gone over well in hollywood. pe

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 president erdogan is diggingis heels calling for a boycott of american goods. like iphones,is rsupporters going furthe smashing them in the streets. burning dollars. but the turkish economy is taking the biggest hit. the local currency i

morning joe shall return. welcome to at&t innovations where we give you more for you thing. and here's where we shrink the biggest names in entertainment so we can fit them into our unlimited wireless plan. who's first? no. this isn't permanent, right? ask him. [terry squeals.] get unlimited data, live tv, and your choice of an extra on us. more for your thing. that's our thing. visit att.com >>> so, john, it really is, it's hard to keep track of donald trump. whether you talk about him seeming to balance vladimir putin but then pushing some very tough policies against russia. same with north korea, but here, again, we have turkey who has been a troubled ally for about a decade now, and you're concerned at first when he's too chummy with the autocrat, but then he goes in the opposite direction and actually causes us some pretty greg risk to our alliance. there doesn't seem to be any middle ground. >> no, i feel better. i suspect you would too if i believed that there was any coherence to this, if there was a strategy behind it. i think he's, you know, the president is basica

joe biden. >> i always thought of john as a brother, had a hell of a lot of family fights. >> reporter:he former vice president reflecting on his own personaloss now helping tccain's through theirs. >> but you know you're going to make it when the image of your dad, your husband, your friend crosses your mind and a smile comes to your lip before a tear to your eye. >> reporter: biden explaining why losing a proud statesman is hitting the country so hard. >> i think it's because they knew john believed so deeply and so passionately in the soul of america. >> reporter: honoring her dad, bridget mccain. time ime to be born and a to die. >> reporter: mccain ever the maverick departing his way. ♪ i did it my way >> reporter: for this former naval aviator who always put countrrs one final flight. >> well, thanks to peter alexander for that report. d.c. will bid its final farewell to the late senator. after a private arrival ceremony this morning m bain'sy will lie in state at the u.s. capitol rotunda. hey the 30th aamericmerican to receive the honor. on sunday he'll be laid to rest at a private burial at the u.s. navaacademy. >>> president trump is back in d.c. t

like the go or hate the guy t is a valid question if you are joe. who is going to be the one who asks the last joe to die in vietnam when we said we're getting out of here. we'll pick up on that next time. and pacification, we'll pick up on that. abrams is a great concept. why is this corking? >> you have a central command system where everyone was on the same page. you're all going towards the same goal. what's the biggest reason? >> intelligence. >> oh, that. so good buddy abrams and now getting all of the agencies on the same sheet and going in the same direction and what's helping you out is all of those guys and the military and political is becoming easier. in fact, it is working. what's the problem? >> you're out of time. >> you're out of time. you're out of time. the american people have written this off. get out. and you're aseeding to them, we're going to get out. we have to live up to the campaign promise, the election is coming up. people in the street are telling you, you better get out. who knows this? oh, those guys. you can do whatev

joe sexton is a scientist who uses satellite images to map changes in ecosystem. >> you had two0- 1,ar floods within two years of each other. how does that happen? >> t intense rainstorms. climate change due to warming oceans and changing atmospheric pattern, more water is falling and on top of that, we're intensifying land use which is cleaetng vion and replacing it with impervious services like concrete, asphalt through which water does not allocate. >> ali cot city w built just north of the river. several tributaries run through the towthe river. those water currents were the energy for this town built around a mill in 1772, but since 1991 real estate around the popular main street exploded. developers submitted more than 100 plans to build residential and commercialin bui in about three square miles around the city. most were approved. >> we have flood maps that were drawn based on conditions that are no longer true. >> in the most recent orm, nearly eight ifrnches of rain fl in just three, ho water with nowhere to go and that shows how development increased the intensity of the flooding by up to 30% and el cot city is just the example. he measur

as impolice evidence as ocasio core tends's win against joe crowley was in new york state, itrewas he exception than the rule. i would say these t so-called democratic establishment is generally getting their candidat through these primaries, although she is a major exception given that sheo beat a t-ranking house democrat. >> brangham: kyle kon thank you very much. >> thanks for having me. >> brangham: president trump has promised to improve how the department of veterans affairs cares for our former service-men and women. but a new report out today questis how the department is being run, and whether outside influence affects the treatmentv therans are receiving. nick schifrin has the story. schifrin: when former veterans affairs secretary david shulken closed the stock exchange last november, he had an unusual helper. that's shulken in the middle. on the right, captain america, a character in the marvel iverse. and it just so happens that shulken's most powerful and most informal advisor was this man, ike perlmutter, the chairman ofe marvelntertainment and a longtime friend of president trump. perlmutter became the leader of

t tnt taylor. garoppolo, 10 of 12 for 136 yard, a td and a pick. the texans respond. deshawn watson. this game is tied. joee. you have to tell the rookie moseley you have to tag the player down. smith rolled into the end zone and that was a difference maker. the 49ers not worried about the loss, they're more concerned with sloppy play. >> starts with the penalties and we had way too many of those, killing ourselves on offense especially just simple mistakes like that. but there's obviously some things we have been to fix this time of year. we'll get those corrected. >> we missed a couple things and got fortune on a couple plays. i thought we should have finished with two scores, but we had a penalty because there was two of them. them out. >> the raiders opened the regular season against the e.j. manuel certainly struggled. fumbled late in the second quarter. chris was a bright spot, 18 touchdown for the undrafted free agent. fourth quarter, allen has plenty of time. returned it 15 yards and then manuel in the offense got it going, threw a 10-yard touchdown pass to griffin. the raiders fall, but ground see

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the nasdaq market site in times square i'm andrew ross sorkin along with joe kernen and morgan brennan. our guest is from douglas t is a cnbc contributor let's look at the markets at this hour. dow looks it would open up a 96 points nasdaq off 35 points s&p 500 off about 12 points. >>> another record low this morning for the turkish lira against the u.s. dollar. putting a bit of pressure on equities across the board. this comes as the political and diplomatic dispute widens. at the center -- increasingly off authoritarian regime in turkey sources tell cnbc that tesla's board, this is a new topic, by the way. that the directors are going to be meeting with advisers to begin exploring the idea of taking the company private elon musk tweeted earlier he'd like to take it private. the board said to be ready to tell musk to recuse himself from the process. cnbc.com technology reporting alex sherman is going to join us in a little bit. he's got some details, a little bit of breaking news on this topic as well. we'll also be getting another read on inflation this morning with the release of the price index. both the headl

joe: sometimes news comes out, but there have been very few weeks on where it is going. >> that has been consistent for more than a year. tmueller has not telegraphed anything -- team mueller has not telegraphed anything. take the risk to on criticizing mueller saying there's no collusion is that you set the day up for where their they may or may not come following the campaign official and russia. caroline: we were just hearing them talking about there not seen such charges laid at the feet of the president all the way back to nixon. is that how this is being digested in the white house? aisle anddes of the people are just as early as a few days ago when the president himself had made those comparisons inners reviewed -- in his refute to the new york times article. the democrat politician put out a statement to call on the state legislators to close a loophole they are saying would make it more difficult to the president try to pardon paul manafort or michael cohen. the issue of pardoning power is still very much emerging as a common thread responses we are seeing at the state level in new york, from democrats, as well a

joe biden-- was a longtime colleague of mccain's in the senate. >> i always thought of john as a brother-- and we had a hell of a t of family fights. >> woodruff:erhaps the toughest of those fights was the 2008 presidential campaign, when mccain lost barack obama and biden, his running mate. but, biden remembered mccain's bipartisanship a f his courage hting the same cancer that took the life of biden's son beau three years ago. >> the world now shares with you the ache of john's death. >> woodruff:ccain had feuded th president trump over his policies and conduct. day, biden defended his close friend, without mentioning theid prt, directly. >> and he could not stand the abuse of power wherever he saw , in whatever form, in whatever country. it's always about basic values with john. fairness, honesty, dignity, respect, giving hate no safe harbor, leaving no one behind, and undetanding that as americans we're part of something much bigger than ourselve >> woodruff: president trump is not invited to saturday's memorial service in washington. instead, former presidents obama and george w. bush will deliver eulogies. ♪ and at the end of today's serv

t the continpresie to try to distance mr. trump from manafort, the man who ran the campaign for three months going through the republican national convention. joe johns has the latest on the trial from alexandria, virginia. good morning. >> good morning, david. morning of the second day in this critical first trial in robert mueller's investigation into the trump campaign as it were. the white house has continued to try to distance itself from the defendant, paul manafort, the president's former campaign chairman and it could come down to whether he built a multimillion dollar fortune on a house of lies or if he was somehow duped by his deputy. president trump's former campaign chairman paul manafort facing day two of his trial for alleged financial fraud after both sides laid the ground work for what's likely to be a dramatic showdown between manafort and his long-time deputy and government's key witness rick gates. if convicted, manafort is facing a maximum sentence of over 300 years on 18 charges including filing false tax returns, fa failing to report foreign bank accounts and defrauding several banks. prosecutors say he was a shrewd liar w

joe kernen we'll query him about that story. >> find his whereabouts. >> that tsa agent leapt into action thank you very much. >>> to your markets and money on this friday is here's te question. will the nasdaq make it nine up segs sessions in a row? it could happen. if it does happen it will take a lot of climbing out of a hole to do it. futures are down now, 30 points. the dow futures are down as well markets indicating there could be a drop at the open. we have a long way to go switching gears to the oil market the international energy agency says u.s. sanctions against iran could hit global oil demand going forward. let's bring in jackie deangelis with more. >> the iea says the markets are calm now supply and balance is tight, so it's a wait and see story. 2018 the iea says will track flat there should be an uptick in 2019 opec right now pumping steady. we didn't see a major uptick in output in july as i said, the saudis are taking a wait and see approach. they don't want to see $50 oil at this point, though president trump might ahead of the midterm elections. this is a sticky situation the iranian barrels have not come off line yet. we have to wait and see wh

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joe from "the halftime report." i want to know your trade. go to cnbc.com/halftime so we can answer your question >> go to cnbc.com/halftime or get us on twitter with t the #askhalftime >>> time now for "call of the day" adviser group upgrading target after that stellar earning report shared up more than 30% today pete, you're on target, you have for a long time. what do you do now >> i think you still hold on to the stock. i actually think there's plenty of upside. when you look at it, mel, what growth they actually showed it's actually extremely cheap in a 15 multiple right now, cheaper than walmart that trades at a high pe level the $7 billion investment that target is willing to make, and brian cornell put his neck out there to do exactly what they're doing and they're executing to absolute perfection is they're growing in e-commerce, they got the small targets most of them on college campuses and they're doing many of the stores they had a huge year last year they're going to continue and still continue there's a lot of work to get done when you hear how giddy he was about the consumer and how he's never seen a market quite like this, i don't th