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this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: robert mercer traded in his late police badge for a new one.edge fund tycoon is a volunteer member of the yuma county, colorado police force after he spent nearly six years as a volunteer policeman in the small town with a population of seemingly reap the benefits of a conceal and carry perk that comes along with the title. is bloomberg's zack minus. . the story continues. robert mercer give up his badge in new mexico. what is going on in yuma county, colorado? >> we reported a while ago that merce had this volunteer police badge in this tiny town in new mexico. now, it turns out he is not without a badge now that he gave up his new mexico that. it turns out he found his county in colorado, a rural county bordering nebraska and kansas with 10,000 people, and the sheriff has made merer and some of his associates members of the sheriff's office. julia: what is involved in being a volunteer police officer? talk to me about influences, the ties to the county --what is go, you have to qualify for the badge. zach: we have not found much what qualific

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last year it was julia roberts and now we know who people magazine has selected as this year's coverirl of the people issue. she's a singer and she's a mom described as embodying confidence. learn who the person is coming up on the 9. >>> 7:46, wildlife experts warning about huge rodents invading the area. >> according to the sacramento bee, these guys destructive species named nutria have been seen. these large rat like animals were discovered on farmland west of stockton in san joaquin county. they're originally from south america, more than 20 nutrias have been spotted or trapped since last year. right now, they're trying to figure out where these rodents will spread to next. >> we're going to run down some of these commutes. slowing on 880 southbound from 238 all the way down to freemont. there was a crash in hayward near 238. also traffic coming into the castro valley is slowing. slows in san leantro past highway 13 through the lake shore curve. this is highway 4 it's backed up to all of bay point and pittsburg driving to concord. a little slow in orinda and that's about all. al

. >> you've shot angelina jolie, julia roberts.y and you're good at what you do. the operation was a success and so was his hastily arranged meeting with the newly engaged and soon to be royal couple. >> it was wonderful to get that instantaneous read on them. love is -- when you see young love or any love in its genesis stage, it's the most beautiful thing to see. >> i agree. >> i'm a cheese ball, so i love that kind of thing. >> me too. i love love. >> love love. >> i do. >> lubormirski sometimes works in the small nation of botswana. that's where he was raised. it's the place where prince harry took meghan on their first vacation. and he was a prince. >> my father was a prince. >> his mom confirmed the news. he had the title but littlous. >> she very quickly doused my flames of excitement by saying, listen, there's no more land, palaces, castles, riches, arts, armies, whatever, you just have the name. >> you just have the name. >> very naively, i said to her, what's the point of the title then. she said this phrase to me which h

john roberts. >> julia: for more none, ari fleischer, press secretary under george w. bush and a fox news contributor. thanks, ari. i told my children there is no such thing as a stupid question but i will never allow them to enter the media. because we ask a lot of those. anyway, how will macron's visit and angela merkel who plans on visiting later this week, put real pressure to keep the u.s. in the iranian deal? >> smart question. i've said in the oval office and heard a lot of these types of meetings over different disagreements. what foreign leaders do, they try to reach a rapport with the president and put pressure from outside lobbyists that can only come from a head of state on the president. they know he wants to get out of the iran deals. they'll walk him through the ways that it would backfire. that's what macron will do and what merkel will do when she comes on friday. the problem is, the president probably won't listen. he has a track record of doing what he thinks is best. the only compromise is if france and germany really come up with tough, tough chang

thank you so much, julia ansley, jill wine-banks, we love your expertise here. robert costa, sir, who knows trump and bret stephens, thank you for the big picture. and phil rucker, you got that book. i don't know where but you got it. coming up, another part of the investigation centers on trump's long time lawyer and fixer michael cohen. this stuff is fascinating and what role he may have had killing negative stories about trump including the news today that the company that publishes the nation"national enquireren trump door man for an a salacious tip. how exposed does it leave trump? we'll get to that next. plus, with the investigation swirling around him, trump says a decision whether to strike syria could come soon but it's coming at a time when trump is under siege politically, legally whatever. constitutionally and even his allies say he's at his most impullive right now. much more from former fbi director james comey as a new book "a higher loyalty." there are new details about his interactions with the president. as i said tonight, comey has thrown the book at

we don't know if this could help give robert mueller some leverage over michael cohen. julia: the big question is who should see this material, who should perform the review to ultimately decide what is privileged and what can be seen? thehere an arbiter that judge in this case can say look, find, neither of you can decide, actually i will appoint someone else to do this. or is it a case of one or the other? shannon: that is the standard procedure. this doesn't happen often that a documents are seized. it goes to something called the tank team which goes through and reviews to make its own determination on what is protected by attorney-client privilege and what isn't. but the president's lawyer are asking for is before it goes to the select group of people, because of a politically charged nature and the sensitivity around this involving the president, they feel they should be able to have a first crack at saying what they believe is privileged before it goes to investigators, rather than a going to investigators -- going through the select committee, to investigators, than t

julia in is joining trump's legal team. he will represent mr. trump in special counsel robert mueller's russia investigation. giuliani told the "washington post" that he hopes he can negotiate an end to the investigation for the good of the country. >>> former fbi deputy director andrew mccabe may face criminal charges for misleading officials about his contact with the media. the justice department's inspector general has asked the u.s. attorney's office to charge mccabe with a crime. the referral to the u.s. attorney does not automatically mean mccabe will be changed. it's alleged mccabe was dishonest about releasing the information. his lawyer said he's confident the u.s. attorney will not prosecute. >>> the fugitive granny has been nabbed. the woman accused of killing her husband and another woman was picked up at a texas resort after being on the run at least since late march. hena doba has the details. good morning. >> good morning, anne-marie. olice believe she had a gambling problem and believe her modus operandi was to find women that resembled her and then steal her identity. >>> she was captured t

then there's the question of robert mueller, the special counsel office. i know juliaof this but you're reporting on the state of the mueller investigation and the headline is no presidential interview and a quicker timetable till there's some sort of conclusion to this. >> that's right. it turns out that the raid on michael cohen could wind up being the deciding factor in whether or not the president would sit for an interview with robert mueller. the president's legal team and robert mueller's office have been in discussions about this for months. the president has said that he wants to do an interview. however his mood on that has changed for now. he is known to change again. for now, he's kind of digging in and more against a sit down with mueller and so from our reporting we have learned that both sides are essentially proceeding as if an interview is not going to happen. the way in which that relates to the obstruction of justice piece of the overall investigation is that sources have told us that mueller is essentially finished with that piece of the investigati

. >>> special counsel robert mueller reportedly looking into alleged communication between julian assange and roger stone. jul jul julia evening lady and gentlemen. i appreciate you joining us am. the wall street journal reporting today the special counsel roger stone met with julian assange before the 2016 election. nunberg is another former trump advisor where stone claims he met with assange. stone is now telling the journal he sent the e-mail in jest. what's your take on this report. >> well, that's always the excuse is that something was a joke or it was said in jest. we simply don't know at this stage. we do know that sam nunberg and stone are now in a very sort of public confrontation fight, calling each other name. what i found interesting about the story today is just taking us back a week, because sometimes we can forget these things. it was a week ago ted mallich, taken off the train in boston and set to go fwfr a grand jury, he said he was asked specifically if he had ever visited assange in the embassy. and that just seemed really strange to me at the time. it was so specific it was as if mueller's team ac

julia boorstin joins us with the latest >> hey, jon. on the earnings call this morning comcast ceo brian roberts was pressed on the company's focus on buying and whether they might be interested in buying other assets roberts said that they loved comcast's core business and that the sky bid is not a diversion from that, but it's an opportunity, an opportunity not a necessity. >> the question of scale, and looking at the future, again, i don't think we have to do this, i don't think international is broadly is a strategy, i think it is a unique asset in sky's case that fits well within the mix of businesses we've already got and is aligned with our existing strategy of integrating content and distribution >> on the call nbc universal's ceo steve burke was bullish about the ad business going into the upfront ads sales period and positioned what nbc's assets are as a contrast to youtube and facebook and their issues with brand safety and data privacy. >> there's a pendulum swing that happens between traditional linear broadcast and cable and digital and i think for a whole variety of reasons, advertise erro ers are coming to the conclusion th

julia: i know. another production possible for tesla. they are halting production of the model three sedan for a few days, the second halt in about two months. roberthone. with us.have you first at tesla we knew there would be a number of days when to tweak with -- production. how concerned are you about these ongoing tweaks, and what we heard from elon musk about his overemphasis on automation? i'm not concerned about it. i think these tweaks we have reard about our noise -- a noise. if you look at the data, it shows they are making quite a bit of progress on model three production. said totalt they production increased and model production increased by a factor of four to almost 10,000 vehicles. suppliers lot of the out of asia that sell into tesla and specifically into the model three. what they are indicating over the last several weeks is that to hits in fact on track their production target of 5000 cars produced per week. when i look at all the data, it seems like they are making quite a bit of progress, and we are encouraged by that. scarlet: i guess it depends on whether you believe elon musk will deliver or not. elon musk says tesla will b

julia, thank you very much. >> thank you. >>> that does it for us tonight. we'll see you again tomorrow. now it's time for the last word with lawrence o'donnell. >> you know, i think robert job, michael avenatti would figure it out. he is going to join rachel during your hour the breaking news about dr. ronny jackson, the development that his nomination is in trouble for reasons other than the basic competence that one would need to run something like the veterans administration. >> it's the second largest organization in the government, other than the military, it is incredibly complex, it is a difficult agency in the best of times, it's been through incredibly difficult times recently, and it was -- honestly, it was always a weird pick. the white house physician is a weird choice for that role in terms of managerial experience, familiarity with the issues and all that stuff. but we're chasing tonight, trying