joining me on the rooftop, bret baier of special report and jack keane a fox news senator in the.uld mention what we are looking at on screen are the mccain staffers from his office in the russel office building. many of them have worked for him many years. he has a tight-knit group of staffers who love him very much and there to welcome him back to washington, d.c. the place he loved only second to arizona and that will be an emotional moment, no doubt, for many of them, bret. >> more than 100 out there and they'll ride in the cars, the suvs with the body all the way to the capitol behind us where he will lie in state. many staffers have been with him many years and many who said if they left, they never really left because they were always connect to senator mccain and he would talk with them and he was like hotel california, you walk in but you never leave. >> martha: general keane, your thoughts? >> i talked to a couple going out there and they traveled with senator mccain for years and had an emore nonormously difficult keeping up with him and when it comes to the senator, al

you heard from general keane, how needed this money was.s is the biggest commitment since you go back to the 1980s and reagan years. the point general keane was making, this is critical if we want to fight our adversaries overseas. we don't necessarily need to fight but they need to know we have the arsenal. that we still are the world's most powerful military. another big part of coming out of this today, raises, much-needed raises, biggest raise in 10 years, much-needed for military. they will get a big raise in their paycheck, much like others did as a result of tax cuts. we'll go to fort drum momentarily to hear from the president. >> into meanwhile the president is lashing out at former white house advisor, omarosa manigault newman, comments made out of the white house in advance of her new book, quote unhinged." wacky omarosa has a non-disclosure agreement. omarosa said she recorded conversations for her own protection, including the moment john kelly fired her in the situation room where recording devices are strictly forbidden. >> i

keane is expected to return to full training in three to four weeks.oday. heavy rain in taunton saw play abandoned without a ball bowled in the final t20 blast quarter final between somerset and the notts outlaws. the match will now be played tomorrow. and the catalans dragons players have returned home to a heroes welcome. these were the scenes at the airport as steve mcnamara's players touched down in france — they beat warrington wolves at wembley yesterday to win their first challenge cup yesterday. no team from outside england had ever won the trophy. serena williams has responded to french open organisers whose new rules would see her unable to wear the ‘catsuit‘ she wore at roland garros earlier this year. the suit was designed to help reduce the chances of blood clots, after complications during childbirth last year... obviously, the grand slams have a right to do what they want to do, but i feel like... if and when or if they know that some things are for health reasons, then there's no way that they wouldn't be ok with it. i've since found ot

general jack keane we always appreciate your insight.so much for joining us today. >> good talking to us, melissa. >> i love to have him here, but would be nice if he was back at the pentagon. >>> the great debate is over, president trump striking back once again at andrew cuomo, the governor of new york, slamming him for his claims that america was never great. now the president has an unlikely ally in a late-night comedian. melissa: that never happens. we're awaiting a verdict in the paul manafort trial. the defense believes they're still in the game. why the lawyers for the former trump campaign chairman believe they have a reason to be optimistic? we are live at the courthouse for this story next. >> i think the whole manafort trial is very sad when you look at what's going on there. i think it's a very sad day for our country. ♪ alice is living with metastatic breast cancer, which is breast cancer that has spread to other parts of her body. she's also taking prescription ibrance with an aromatase inhibitor, which is for postmenopaus

fergal keane, bbc news, harare. rajini: republican senator jeff flake chairs the africatt subcom and was in zimbabwe as an election observer. he joined me on the line from botswana a short while ago. senator flake, you were an observer for the elections. do you believe they were free and fair? sen. flake: zanu-pf had advantages that incumbent governments have when it comes to elections. the use of state media, patronage. a bit of an unlevel playing field going in. but on election day, the tabulation and the voting and all that seemed to be on the up and up, and i think that the results are checked, that will probably bear out. rajini: senator, the opposition is saying that these elections were fraudulent and illegitimate. ugn. flake: well, i believe they are following throwith a challenge to that, which they usould. i am jglad they have agreed to do that through legal, established channels. rajini: you met both of the candides. what would your message be to them now? sen. flake: same as two days ago, to be able to a

lou: general jack keane, always great to have you. good talking to you.publicans are working to keep control and pushing the trump agenda in this lou: we are where we are headed. 70 days before the mid term election. jim jordan says the best chance for republicans is to attach themselves to the president and the trump agenda. >> the key to turnout is to talk about the things he has done and the things he wants to get done to make america great again and fulfill the promises made to the voters. this idea that we are going to run away from the president in the local elections is flat-out wrong. lou: that's it for us tonight. join us tomorrow. we'll be talk with attorney victoria toensing and jeanine pirro. and we will take up whether hillary clinton's email server >> i want to thank him for entrusting me with viewing me as somebody who could be a great leader for florida so thank you mr. president. >> yeah, every day hardworking

laura: that wre fergal keane rting there. the result of zimbabwe's is duential election dolater tonight. tay with bbc news to find out who wins. apple has become the first u.s. company to be valued at a trillion dollars, following a transformation from a niche player in personal computers to global powerhouse. appleas started in the garage of its founder steve jobs in 1976 and now operates around the globe. europe is in the grips of a new record-breaking heatwave. forecasters say the all-time high temperature could be n recordede coming days in spain and portugal. the current record was 40 celsius degrees in athens in 1977. the trump administration has announced its proposal to dramatically weaken obama-era regular sessions on car pollution, on top of rules rules required automakers to double the fuel economy of vehicles, california would lose its ability to set stricter standards. reporter: this was the nightmare that turned focaians into fumes fromts, cars and los angeles with deadly smog. >> at the time california was tryi

. >> four star general jack keane will join us with his state on the -- his take on the stac staf u.s. strategy in afghanistan. >> and tonight, white house under attack from left wing media. the buzz over past few days, centerings on former white house aide omarosa manigault newman, her new book, where she smears the president, in the obvious hope of jenning up enough publicity to take the book to top of bestseller list, so far her hopes have been partly realized, published guy gallery books, that is an imprint of simon and schuster, it is owned by cbs corporation, that same cbs that attacks president on a daily basis through its news operation. the president remains unfazed with this ongoing assault, white house press secretary throwing left wing media hypocrisy back in their faces at today's briefing. joining us kellyanne conway, counselor to president of united states president trump, and kellyanne, great to have you with us, and see you. let's start with all of the cur of ifuture el -- around omarosad push back with white house, how long will it go on? >> who knows, i think that p

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number two, the general keane talks about the tools.epartment of homeland security has a science and technology directorate. there was a hearing in congress about cyber research. within the directorate. it shouldn't be a rate. science, science security research. they're doing applied research. they're trying to establish and create those tools now general keane is talking about. that needs to be priority one of the department of homeland security science and technology directorate. stuart, as far as the russians are concerned, estonia. that is a little country, why estonia? the russians were hacking into the estonia banking systems in the 1990s. they have developed some of the best countermechanisms and tools that general keane talks about. nato has established it is cybersecurity center of excellence in estonia. today we don't have an ambassador to to estonia. would i not put a bureaucrat, or put a hack in there. put a cybersecurity expert to get some of their tools. stuart: i wonder should we go on the attack. we know they have attack

lou: general jack keane, always great to have you. good talking to you.publicans are working to keep control and pushing the trump agenda in this year's mid-term. we will be right back. .. experts say to eat a lot of fruits and veggies, but are you getting enough of their nutrients? new one a day with nature's medley is the only complete multivitamin with antioxidants from one total serving of fruits and veggies. new from one a day. agent beekman was one step ahead of them. because he hid his customers' gold in a different box. and the bandits, well, they got rocks. we protected your money then and we're dedicated to helping protect it today. like alerting you to certain card activity we find suspicious. if it's not your purchase, we'll help you resolve it. it's a new day at wells fargo. but it's a lot like our first day. lou: we are where we are headed. 70 days before the mid term election. jim jordan says the best chance for republicans is to attach themselves to the president and the trump agenda. >> the key to turnout is to talk about the things he ha

fergal keane, bbc news, harare. laura: for more on the unrest to my spoke a brief time ago with the director of the africa center at the atlant council. peter, those scenes of violence we saw in rare, do they risk undermining the whole presidential election, the result of whicis still has not been announced? >> very disturbing images we are all seeing, and i think there's a bit of responsibility to go all the way around. most certainly the primarily responsibility belongs to the security services and the military, who seemingly acted with perhaps too much force. on the other hand, some of the opposition leaders bear some of responsibility for prematurely claiming victory when the election results had not been announced and for inciting people, perhaps a little tooxcited for their own good. laura: but election observers are as election commission has not yet announced the results of the presidtial poll. what could be the possible reason for theelay? peter: that is a real question. they announced results for all but 1

our africa editor fergal keane reports from the capital harare. "open for business", the newly elected president's voice, as the the police order people back to work. this a day after the army pushed them home. who really runs this country? and what kind of zimbabwe is it becoming? questions on the morning after victory. we were there in the early hours of the morning when the result was finally declared after days of waiting. mnangagwa emmerson dambudzo, of the zanu—pf party, is therefore duly declared elected president of the republic of zimbabwe, with affect from the 3rd of august, 2018. cheering there you have it, at 12:45 in the morning, to muted cheers from a few supporters, the news that emmerson mnangagwa becomes the president of zimbabwe after this highly contested, volatile election. the slenderest of majorities amid claims of rigging, but enough for these party loyalists. this is a story of parallel politics. for elsewhere in the city there was terror, soldiers beat civilians in several opposition strongholds. this man told us how they

feargal keane, bbc news, harare. story: president trump has made his most forceful intervention yet in the investigation into russian interference in the 2016 election, calling on his attorney general, jeff sessions, to end it right now. mr trump described the special counsel, robert mueller, and his team as a disgrace to the usa. jon sopel has more from washington. we've known for some time that donald trump is absolutely exasperated by the mueller investigation into weather there was collusion between the trump campaign and moscow, and we have heard him then his fury on many occasions before. he's always stopped short of saying the investigation ought to be ended. today that change, this is a terrible situation, he said on twitter, and attorney generaljeff sessions should stop this rate which aren't right now before it continues to stay in our country. the timing of this is interesting. it's the first bowled a of the trial of his former campaign manager, paul manafort, who is charged with not revealing fully his li

fergal keane, bbc news, harare. to former us ambassador michelle gavin, now a senior fellow for africa studies at the council on foreign relations. i began by asking if she was suprised by the results, the violence or the claims of election rigging. i'm not surprised, but i am disappointed. you know, the people of zimbabwe deserve better than this. so tell me why you're not surprised, because you have just come back from a fact—finding from zimbabwe, haven't you? that's right. i joined several colleagues in a mission to zimbabwe where we talked to the government, we talked to the opposition, civil society, religious leaders, business leaders to really try and get an understanding of whether or not zimbabwe was ready to turn the page and move past an era of political violence and hold an election that the people, most importantly, would deem credible, free and fair and find a way to move the country forward. most critically with the economy, which of course is in a terrible state, and unfortunately what we've seen is

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fergal keane, bbc news, harare.akes in another heatwave, forecasters say the all—time temperature record could be broken in the coming days. the current mark, 48 degrees celsius, was set more than a0 years ago. but the southern continent, particularly spain and portugal, could see temperatures higher than that. the bbc‘s tim allman reports. speaks spanish the weather forecast could probably summed up in just two words — "very hot". spanish television warning viewers that temperatures were only going one way, up, aided by a surge of scorching air sweeping in from africa. in madrid, there were some enjoying this summer of summers. others trying to find what shade they could. i have a hydration pack, so actually this little straw allows me to just drink water. so i've been trying to drink plenty of water. i put sunscreen on in the morning. ifind shade when i can and try to relax in the shade, but definitely just try to stay hydrated. it was the same story in portugal. the iberian peninsula expected to bear the brunt of

fergal keane, bbc news, harare.ates has announced sanctions aginst two members of the turkish government it is holding responsible for unfairly detaining an american pastor. andrew brunson was arrested in 2016, accused of links to political groups and helping organise a failed coup against the turkish president. donald trump has demanded the pastor be released. andrew plant reports. he has spent 21 months in a turkish prison, this was a week ago, when american pastor andrew brunson was moved to house arrest. his case has caused a war of words between president trump and turkey's president, recep tayyip erdogan, with threats of us sanctions. on wednesday, the white house finally followed through on that threat. in turkey involving pastor andrew brunson. we've seen no evidence that pastor andrew brunson has done anything wrong, and we believe he is a victim of unfair and unjust detention by the government of turkey. andrew bru nson lives with his family in turkey, leading a small protestant church in the aegean city o

fergal keane, bbc news, harare.of state mike pompeo has pledged to provide nearly $300 million in new security funding for south—east asia. he unveiled the plan at a meeting of foreign ministers in singapore. he also called for pressure to be maintained on north korea as concerns mount that pyongyang is making slow progress towards denuclearisation. i would also emphasise the importance of putting diplomatic and economic shock on north korea to achieve the final, fully verified denuclearisation of the dprk as agreed to by chairman kim. we have seen reports that russia is involved withjoint seen reports that russia is involved with joint ventures with north korean firms and granting permits to north korean guest workers. if these reports prove accurate, and we have every reason to believe they are, that would be in violation of the un security council resolution 2375. and our reporterjoins us live from singapore. where are we now with the denuclearisation of north korea? well, i think what was clear in the press c0 n

fergal keane, bbc news, harare. film producer, harvey weinstein, is attempting to have criminal charges against him dismissed. his lawyers say evidence was not disclosed, which they say shows he was involved in a long—term relationship with one of the women he's accused of raping. he denies the charges. let's speak to our correspondent paul blake in new york for more details. could you explain exactly what his lawyers are trying to do here? could you explain exactly what his lawyers are trying to do here ?m seems like the key defence here is around these e—mails that came up in court today and they connect back to the accusation that involves from backin the accusation that involves from back in 2013. the lawyers state that just after the incident up until four years later and they point to no assault happening. they say that it points out that there was a long—term consensual, intimate relationship between harvey weinstein and the woman who is accusing him. the woman has not been identified so there is a way to get

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feargal keane, bbc news harare. our top story this evening.es to 0.75%. it's only the second time the base rate has gone up since 2009. in glasgow i am here for the birth ofa in glasgow i am here for the birth of a new european concept. coming up on sportsday on bbc news, can ireland continue to make history? there is a semifinal spot up for grabs at the hockey world cup. england also looking to make it through to the final four. the way we interact with technology has changed dramatically in the last decade. nearly 8 out of 10 people now own a smartphone, and according to a new report by the communications regulator, 0fcom, we're now becoming increasingly dependent on them. it's estimated the average person checks their phone, every 12 minutes, with 40% of us taking a look within five minutes of waking up in the morning. but for the first time ever, the number of calls made on mobiles has fallen. instead we're turning to messaging services like whatsapp and facebook messenger, to keep in touch. rory cellan—jones has been to meet one family, t

keane hasn't suffered any other complications but won't return to full training for three to four weeksisers whose new rules would see her unable to wear the "catsuit" she wore at roland garros earlier this year. the suit was designed to help reduce the chances of blood clots after complications during childbirth last year. obviously, the grand slams have a right to do what they want to do, but i feel like... if and when or if they know that some things are for health reasons, then there's no way that they wouldn't be ok with it. i've since found other methods. when it comes to fashion, you don't want to be a repeat offender! it will be a while before this even has to come up again. that was serena williams taking it all in good spirits. that's all the sport for now. you can find more on all those stories plus news of a gold for great britain men's wheelchair basketball team at the world championships in hamburg on the bbc sport website. that's bbc.co.uk/sport. they will be more in about an hour's time. catherine, thank you very much. we say goodbye to her. let's return to other news. a

fergal keane, in harare, thank you.s in northamptonshire have taken their county councillors to task tonight during crisis talks to discuss which services must cut to the "bare minimum" in order to save money. the authority needs to save up to £70 million by next march amid concerns it may no longer be able to afford services for vulnerable children and adults. our social affairs correspondent alison holt reports. no more cuts! outside northamptonshire‘s county hall, protesters outline their fears about the human consequences of what are described as inevitable cuts to vital council services, including those for vulnerable adults and children. the reason why i'm doing this today is to remind them their cuts, it isn't just about facts and figures, it's about real people's lives. and they're going to die because of a result of today's decisions. all of you have failed miserably. created this chaos, mess, shambles, turmoil... and inside, at an emergency meeting, councillors were berated by the public... just resign, the lo

general jack keane is standing by for a reaction in support of the story.e will get to him in a moment. i'm ed henry, and for dana perino, and this is "the daily briefing." ♪ a lot of news breaking today, first we start with a brand-new twist in the michael cohen investigation. federal prosecutors grant immunity to a close ally and the president, the longtime financial chief of the trump administration is undergoing pressure to testify about the personal attorney. who pleaded guilty, of course, earlier this week to tax evasion, bank fraud and other charges. laura ingle joins me now, who is weisel bergen how important he is to the trump administration? what is his connection? >> there is a lot of connection going on, fox news has confirmed that he was given was given immunity domain community by the office in exchange for providing information about michael cohen in the criminal investigation into hush money payments during the 2016 presidential campaign. earlier this year, "the wall street journal" reporting that he was called to testify before a federal gr

retired for costs are general jack keane is here to weigh in.overed barack obama, went in and looked at a interview he did in 2016 and said turkey is taking worrisome steps but they are still a key nato ally. what is a state of the relationship? speak of the relationship has been strained for some time. in 2016, when the coup started against erdogan, not a single country from the west came out to support him. that is because he's been moving toward an authoritarian regime, stripping the people of democratic values, becoming a strong man and a sense, aligning himself with russia and iran and syria. we have had some major issues with erdogan for some time. >> ed: this idea that pastor brunson has terrorist ties seems absurd, obviously, as the white house says, and is absurd. do you think this pressure, especially the tariffs at a time with the turkish economy is in a precarious position, is it going to have an impact? while they given? >> yeah, i think they will. the reason why pastor brunson is in prison is because he's a u.s. citizen residing in

jillian: russia to china to north korea, all three increasing the talk with jack keane.senior strategic analyst, great to have you with us. so many things to talk about we should do a lightning round. back to these exercises jillian talked about. this will include russia and china. russia will have 1000 russian aircraft, 300,000 russian servicemen, the chinese will bring 900 pieces of military hardware and 3000, what is this about? >> the big power competition. this administration has clearly identified the new strategic framework the united states is facing. we have been involved in 9/11 wars 17 years in afghanistan. russia and china have been advancing themselves militarily. they are not building exactly what we have in terms of total missile ships but they are building capacities that make what we have considerably more vulnerable. an asymmetric strategy. it has been working for them. the exercise your speaking of is the largest exercise russia has ever been involved in. they were part of the soviet union during the cold war. i'm on a commission for the national defen

general jack keane ways in shortly. the president keeps the pressure on his attorney general, donald trump takes to twitter trying to compel jeff sessions to investigate corruption on what he calls the other side. stick around for fiery highlights from the president's speaking before the state republican party in ohio. tonight the family of john mccain says the arizona senator has chosen to discontinue medical treatment for his brain cancer. we go to capitol hill for reaction. it was just yesterday that secretary of state mike pompeo announced a new special envoy to help with denuclearization talks in north korea but tonight we are learning new details about why the president canceled that trip today. richardson tracking twists and turns. >> the president says north korea needs to dismantle its nuclear weapons and china for relaxing pressure on kim jong un. he announced he would cancel his trip saying because of our much tougher trading stance with china i do not believe they are helping with the process of denucleariza

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senior strategic analyst general jack keane. i know you've had the opportunity to speak with your friend over the last few months in his final battle with brain cancer. anything that i could share with us from this conversation? >> the ending was just like john's life. i mean, he didn't buy them asleep, heart attack or fault on the streets. probably the way most people would like to go. he was in a battle for his life every single day given the pain, torturous pain. in doing a little bit better without disease than most but because of that fighting spirit. when i think of senator mccain, it is the brass of public service that is so extraordinary. two decades of military service, for decades of public service as a congressman and senator. but if the character of it that is so defining john mccain. is more than a career. it's more than a profession. the same kind of attributes to it. a special calling burchfield's energy and a sense of energy. he also had incredible devotion to our country, to the american people, to the ideals of

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let's bring in general jack keane, retired four-star general, at the institute of war and a fox newsanalyst. this is unusual tension between nato allies, what do you make of it? >> probably the serious grievances we have had in sometime between two allies, and what is really happening, certainly it is said to nato and the united states has some real concerns about what he has been doing. moving closer to the orbit of russia, aligning himself with russia and iran in terms of activities in syria. that is number one. the second thing is he is going to buy the 400, the most advanced missile system in the world, but not compatible with other activities, that has never, ever happened before. he is also able to let the russians build four nuclear power plants. another frustration that nato has is despite his protestations is that he kept the border clos close. and the truth is that he kept the border open, the isis group largely foreign fighters, all coming through syria. and provided aid and money. a strategic event that blew up in his face, thought that isis and al qaeda, would help take

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