megan: the victory tour.eber: the victory to her, and -- the victory tour, and they lost a lot of money and loaded the old foxboro stadium up with debt, $48 million of debt in a stadium that cost $6 million. long sry short, i boht i out of bankruptcy, competing against the previous owner of the team, the guy who owned the shaving company.+++ he bid $18 million, i bid $25 million and got the stadium. so then i had an option on the land and the stadium, so we controlled all of the revenue. he had tickets, i had everything else. in so they were going to move the team to st. louis, but they had to get out of my lease. and they offered us $75 million to move the team. i said no. so my sweetheart said to me, you paid $25 million for this old dump of the stadium, they are offering you $75 million. you take it. you will find another team. but i remember the boston braves, who was my love, who was my number one team who moved from boston when i was a young kid and i remembered how sad i was. so i said, i am going to g

megan: a master manipulator. mr. de niro: yeah, it's the classic con where everybody comes to him and they want to be part of this club. that whole thing evolved through his personality, his way of manipulating people that he became, you know, it's classic. it's a classic sort of con situation. the people fell for. megan: it wasn't the easiest movie to get made. you optioned the book six years ago. tell me about that process. i heard you say had you done it right away, the film would've been diffent in terms of focusing more on the scheme and the con, and as it evolved it became more about the family and a family story of family breaking apart. ms. rosenthal: when the book came out, dan henry's book "wizard of lies," it would have focused more on the ponzi scheme. and as we got distance from it, one son died of cancer, one son hung himself. and as you get further away, you realize it's this broken family. he hurt -- bernie hurt a lot of people. he was really quite despicable. but he also hurt those who he thought he

megan: a master manipulator. mr. de niro: yeah, it's the classic con where evyby comes to him and they want to be part of this club. that whole thing evolved through his personality, his way of manipulating people that he became, you know, it's classic. it's a classic sort of con situation. the people fell for. megan: it wasn't the easiest movie to get made. you optioned the book six years ago. tell me about that process. i heard you say had you done it right away, the film would've been different in terms of focusing more on the scheme and thcon, and as it evolved it became more about the family and a family story of family breaking apart. ms. rosenthal: when the book came out, dan henry's book "wizard of lies," it would have focused more on the ponzi scheme . and as we got distance from it, one son edf cancer, one son hung himself. and as you g fther away, you realize it's this broken family. he hurt -- bernie hurt a lot of people. he was really quite despicable. but he also hurt those who he thought he was protect

megan: no names being mentioned.obert: the kind of business we are in is a business of egos, and a business of who gets the credit. and in any business, division from within can become the biggest enemy. and i learned that in our paper and packaging company, as we were selling products throughout the world, we are competing against big companies, public companies who, within their companies, one side does not want the other side to do well because they will get ahead of them in promotion. and we always took advantage of those inefficiencies in the market to our benefit. well, it is the same thing when you are running a football team. you have personnel people, you have coaches, and very often the coach will say that the personnel people did not get me the right people, and the personnel people will say the coach did not play the proper people at the proper time, or they did not have the right system. it is excuses all the time. and so the real trick is how do you get everybody on the same page? and force egos that so

megan: pre-giselle.t: he is carrying a pizza box under his arm, and he said i am your sixth round draft. i said, i know who you are. he looked me in the eye and said, i am the best decision for organization has ever made. that was the year 2000. he did not play that year, and then came in the third game of the 2001 season. the way he said it, i called my eldest son and said, you won't believe it. we just gave drew bledsoe a contract. he was the fourth quarterback. megan: what makes him -- your sons have described him as your fifth son. what makes him so special, not just as a player, but as a man? robert: he is one of the special human beings -- new york fans or nfl fans can hate him, which i understand. but as a human being, he is nicer than anyone. he is the most genuine, nice, hard-working person -- when you get in the huddle and you have to lead guys from all different socioeconomic backgrounds, and have their respect, you cannot be a pretty boy married to giselle. that is a negative, if anything. me

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megan: it is an interesting \megan: it is an interesting profile.- one of the fascinating things covering the campaign is when you talk about trade as the defining element of 2016, and you see it reverberating in other countries, you never would've thought that would be the issue that america would be so divided. protectionist jobs, manufacturing jobs. peter navarro has a strong voice and was the embodiment of this make america great again voice of donald trump's campaign. he did drift away from that. he has gone to different priorities, whether that is health care or tax. when you see that pendulum swinging, whether it will be the nationalist trump for the globalist trump, he says he is both. peter navarro is the nationalist trump. oliver: we talked to peter. >> actually being an economist. a phd economist, harvard university, talked for many years at the university of california since 1980 us -- since the 1980's. he has the credentials of a real economist, but he is not at all in the mainstream of free trade economics, which is why trump likes him

megan against pepper. —— megan against pepper —— megan against pippa. -- megan against pippa.o tie the knot. the entire's girlfriend might apparently upstage her. she is into yoga. it'll be interesting to see. maybe we will have another royal wedding. thank you both. that's the papers. you can see the front pages on the website. seven days a week. all there for you. if you have missed the programme, you can watch later on iplayer. we have seen fairly unsettled and lively weather over the last few days. heavy showers and thunderstorms. here is a view on friday afternoon, taken by one of our viewers in buckinghamshire. the heavy rain coming out of the cloud. we have had hail, mining, and thunder. —— lightning and thunder. to the north—east, there has been cloud producing persistent rain. we will continue to see rain on the far north—east of england tonight and across northern scotland, too. most of the heavy showers fade away. by saturday morning, clearer skies, a fresh start to the date them into single figures, but it should be a frost free morning. the most places there will

megan: absolutely. have hugo chavez of the most as the most prominent example of someone who swept in on this populist hide. latin america was populist long before we were populist. they were traditionally left somewhat alone. venezuela had the advantage of having such a huge oil economy that was such a large exporter and when we had oil prices where they were at the time above $100, it was an incredible boon to their economy. there was a tremendous amount of investment down there. it was looked at as a darling. there are always infrastructure issues there, getting distribution of wealth, but when we look at what has happened since over the past decade in terms of the level of corruption in venezuela, the stifling wealth inequality that now exists in that country, every government confronted with massive scandal across core industries, and actually to appoint goons squads in some respects with maduro taking out opponents, it is a throwback. frankly, i'm not sure the world is watching as much as it shoul

and compared that to the megan's law website. you want to see how your county stacks up, take a look at our website, kron4-dot-com. (steve)alameda county sheriff's deputy who was killed last friday was honored today.a procession from oakland made its way to downtown stockton earlier today. sroeuy khin was on his way home from a 12 hour shift last friday morning chp investigators say a commuter bus crashed into the deputy's volkwagon beetle on eastbound 580 near tracy they say - khin's car was either stopped or traveling slowlywhen investigators found out khin was a deputy - they covered his body with a us flag - and a procession led his body to the coroner's office in alameda county.khin's son spoke to reporters at the funeral. "just thinking maybe god needed the perfect guy to go back home "khin's family has also set up a gofund me to help with funeral expenses his funeral is set for this weekend. (steve) a stockton mother claims a barber's dirty tools gave his son a scalp infection... now, she's filed a complaint. she claims he

megan. >> reporter: rick, good afternoon.t's right, president trump dap staying on script out of the political fray while he was interacting with grieving

megan: megan craft, the billionaire best known for ownership of the patriots, one of the most successfuly sport over the past two decades. we sat down with him and talked about what it takes to build a successful franchise. what it means to maintain that level of success. he is known as being a very personal owner. bill belichick and tom brady , both have been there 17 years in a business that sees incredibly high turnover. we talked about his personal relationship with president trump, who has known for a long time. he sees a different side that a lot of people see. oliver: let's talk about sports. get the fun stuff out of the way first. he talks about his first foray into sports ownership, which was in tennis. this is fascinating, i had never heard it. it is interesting how many times he went to that to draw on that. megan: his first franchise, which i loved as well, was the boston lobsters. it was professional tennis. he explained it to me that it was lobsters for new england, but also "lob." what he learned from that -- when he first bought the lobsters, they were good, but they had

back to you. >> megan, thank you. >>> 6:04. now to the breaking news in maryland. >> there has been a deadly accident on route 210 in prince george's county. news 4's justin finch has the latest from the scene for us this morning. justin? >> reporter: aaron, good morning. the northbound lanes opened 1/2 hour ago. police are telling us they are still working to i.d. the victim and the driver who struck her and just kept going on northbound 210 overnight. i want to take you now to the investigation which wrapped up a short time ago. prince george's county police telling us they were able to find some clues on the scene, some of which we did see. we saw them roll off a piece of rolling luggage found near the victim. the impact knocked her out of her shoes. we know she was struck close to 12:45 this morning and that she was likely walking on northbound 210 north of farmington road when she was struck. police say the striking vehicle here struck her again and just kept going. at this point i asked if they had any details on what the

megan: completely.spoke to the head of police about responsibility in there was almost a disbelief among so many officials. this is not a town -- have you ever heard of olathe, kansas? i can be honest and say that i hadn't. this is a microcosm of america that works in a way of providing opportunity and building an economic infrastructure. frankly, developing products that people need and use in a part of the world a lot of people would not know this is happening. it is happening in parts of india, is happening in japan and south korea. there are communities like this all over the world we don't know about. this is a community that now is under threat, and i think officials feel very responsible looking at their demographic breakdown, looking at what they have built, and realizing the fragility of that. they need to make this community feel safe. you mentioned crimes against muslims, these are hindus and eiks confused with isis recruits. it is unacceptable in a modern democracy and i think by bringing th

shane reshack and megan abbott.show and in honor of them a small group of brave students are taking a drastic step by broadcasting their deepest secrets in the classroom for the entire student body to hear. kayla, the volleyball player. >> this is a story of my life. more specifically, how it almost ended. one day i heard the worst thing someone could ever hear. why why don't you just go kill yourself." i thought to myself, would anything really change if i wasn't here? >> reporter: for 13 days one story shared over the school loud speaker. riley, an aspiring scientist. >> worthless, self-centered, no morals, easy, grimy, cake-face, you would be better off dead. i was afraid from the time you laid your hands on me, from when i started to believe i actually would be better off dead. >> reporter: even jordan, the basketball star. >> a lot of days i'd walk into the school after getting a text like this one. do not talk to me anymore, don't call me anymore, i'm going to show you, you little mother, the only reason why y

megan mcgrath. thank you. >>> 6:17. other live pictures from chopper 4 over the naval academy in annapolis right now. it is graduation day as melissa mentioned. people can get inside as >> that means mayor to the bay . heading that way, graduation starts at 10:00. they're leaving already, they need to get in place. >> i know. >> when they say 10:00, they mean it. >> i mean, not a minute after. >> i was at a wedding at the naval academy chapel. wedding season out there. every hour on the hour a different wedding? >> yeah. >> they mean it. 45 minutes after the hour your wedding party is done. >> bye-bye. >> say your i dos and hit the road. outside yesterday, we had a couple of hours of beautiful sunshine. dog and i went out running yesterday. our running course took us up by the u.s. marine corps is. what a great day to be outside yesterday at least during the afternoon. today it will be a much better outdoor weather day for sure. 60 degrees with a light breeze out of the southwest. that will turn to the northwest for the

david: megan, how to use square these two apparent tensions? megan: i think you are right.e basically have to rip up the old rules and i think the fed in particular is reticent to do that. most economic rules are written on the fundamental assumption that we have scarcity of things and i just don't think we have a scarcity of a lot of things these days, including labor. that is mainly the result of urbanization and industrialization of china. it is also india and sub-saharan africa. this trend is really going anywhere. david: so you think it is global competition? competing with chinese and indian workers? megan: that is right and companies do not have to worry withgher with -- hire international borders. david: that --alix: that makes it very hard to be a dollar bill right now. i agree with that. probably not because of the angle but because of other central banks. ecb, for example. and other such central banks talking about removing unconventional. when it talk -- when we talk about megan was talking about, when it comes to low inflation, part of that is china and emergin

megan is at the beach already. i'm jealous. >> melissa will have a look at how the roads are shaping up. let's start with chuck bell who we have september outside to test out the weather, what do you think? >> i like it so far. a little cloud cover and there are two or three lonely rain drops on radar. all of the severe weather from late yesterday, that's gone. we don't have to worry about severe weather until tomorrow. there's a live picture from overhead on our tower. sun is up at 5:52. not long from now. there are some showers right along interstate 70 there as you go through parts of frederick county and out towards columbia, maryland. a few showers at the toll temperatures 50s in the re's 60 around washington and by the bay. forecast for the day, plenty of sunshine. it's going to be a nice one. little breezy. northwest winds today maybe up near 30 miles per hour at times. i couldn't rule out one or two lonesome little showers but, again, no severe weather threat today but we do have that threat coming back for

news 4's megan mcgrath is live in roslyn. megan? >> reporter: well, good mornings. lots of cameras in this building, and that's why they have such a detailed time line. police say that the suspect sexually assaulted a woman and then left the building, made his escape. two minutes later he came back and re-entered the building the second time using the front door. take a look at the surveillance video. he gets inside but why return to the scene of the crime just minutes later? ll that he may have been trying to retrieve something he dropped or left behind. next we see him on the elevator. there's a glass wall on the elevator with a view of the street. he seems to panic as he sees police arriving on the scene. he then exits on a different floor, leaves the building undetected. police are also looking into reports if he ever tried to enter unsuccessfully. he was turned away by a door man. lots of surveillance images, some of them very clear of the suspect's face. police are hopeful that someone will recognize him and give him the break they need. >> megan mcgrath live

and compared that to the megan's law website.o see how your county stacks up, take a look at our website, kron4-dot-com. (grant) and coming up tonight at ten... a new bill is gaining a lot of support from local law enforcement. it would remove some sex offenders from megan's law website...and no longer require them to register after a certain amount of time. however, not everyone agree's. we go indepth- tonight at ten. (vicki) now to a story kron4 first reported yesterday. we now know the name of the married couple found dead in their home in novato. police have identified the victims as 84-year-old michael puig de vall and 79-year-old anita puig de vall. family members found their bodies around eight a.m. yesterday morning at a home on bugeia lane. authorities confirmed the deaths were from gunshot wounds. the shootings are now being investigated as a murder- suicide. police say there is no evidence other people were involved in the incident. (vicki) in southern california... a new search has been launched in the case of a five-

david: megan, i'm going to have you stick with me.hris, thank you very much for your time and joining us from washington, d.c. drama enveloping the white house, and there's anxiety and concern in many parts of the white house, including on capitol hill. we are joined by the senior senator from maryland, the ranking member of the senate foreign relations committee on capitol hill. let me ask how you reacted to the revelations reported yesterday. how does this change your understanding of the white house and its role in washington? if the report is factually accurate, it is extremely damaging and shows the president was trying to interfere with an investigation. that is somethingthe prident caot do in the oval office, so it underscores the importance for us to understand exactly everything that has transpired. we have to collect all the facts, and it has to be done in a nonpartisan, objective, credible way, and that's why the department of justice wants to establish a special counsel they'll have the credibility of the american people a

. >> reporter: it was her older sister megan who took her own life as an oxford freshman.tim of cyber bullying. >> megan said, everyone wonders because i get bullied all the time and i feel unwanted. >> reporter: morgan sharing her story this morning. >> i've had some painful days but i will not ever make the choice my sister made. i will be at prom. my mom will get to be at my high school graduation. >> it's okay. it's okay. >> reporter: mother and daughter say megan would have loved the project. >> yeah. this is when megan would turn 1 -- >> she'd need to hear the other stories, know she wasn't alone, the kids telling the story is more powerful than any adult. >> reporter: for these students the controversy over "13 reasons why" led to unexpected catharsis. >> i think this spire thing has almost created a family in the school. >> there's notes on the bathroom stalls saying, you're beautiful, you're loved, you're strong. >> there's just a change in our culture in school that was much needed. >> reporter: a healing, they say, that could happen at other schools if students

megan: absolutely.ory of this that was started, you know, with the expressed intention of getting a sheen of credibility to russia and its viewpoint and transmitting it through people with british accents. disorder talk about these viewpoints, and talk about it from a credible sounding platform. what is interesting about 2016, or the recent coverage of the french election, it is how much the rhetoric has dialed to a particular viewpoint in an unnoticeable way. bbc's tonet in a sometimes. oliver: content versus presentation. let's talk about a great story about economics and the features section. it is about a person. it is trump's go to economic person. megan: it is an interesting profile. when we -- one of the covering thehings campaign is when you talk about ofde as the defining element 2016, and you see it reverberating in other countries, you never would've thought that would be the issue that america would be so divided. protectionist jobs, manufacturing jobs. peter navarro has a strong voice and w

now megan mcgrath has the accusations against a campus police officer. megan? >> reporter: good morning. there are five current and former howard university students who are part of this lawsuit. they are identified only as jane doe 1 through 5. now in 2014 jane doe three she had experienced sexual and physical abuse at the hands of a campus police officer. she told university officials that she wanted counseling because she was depressed and suicidal following the rape. weeks passnd jane doe 3 said she received no help from the university. now the lawsuit says she requested a record of her report from the counseling sector. people will judge her for her file. the lawyer representing the five women says the lawsuit was filed only after the university failed to help. >> these young women came to us after they had made loots of efforts on their own and advocates trying to help them, going to the administrationts o efforts on their own and advocates trying to help them, going to the administration first reporting it. >> two of them say they were assaulted by a stu

david: all right, megan, tim, eli, thank you.im o'brien, executive editor of "bloomberg view," megan murphy of "bloomberg businessweek," and eli lake, a columnist with "bloomberg view." coming up, former house advisor pico struck -- pete hoekstra. that is coming up. and a life conference is scheduled at 1:30 p.m. we will carry that for you live here on bloomberg television. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ i believe the investigation will go forward. both parties at different times have called for the dismissal of mr. comey. this is not watergate. in terms of what the congress is going to do, i want to know all things russia. david: republican senator from south carolina lindsey graham third lawmakers continue to react to james comey's dismissal. richard burr issued the following statement that says, "i am surprised by the timing and reasoning of director comey's terminion. ahave found mr. comey to be public servant of the highest order." pete hoekstra also advised president trump's campaign. he joins us from washington, d.c. let us get yo

>> megan has learned to deal with mariam's cats and mariam has learned to respect megan's privacy. >> i'm a cross between the wild child and bea arthur. >> oh, i'm bea arthur. can't you see that? >> and these days there are a lot of bea arthur's out there. >> i think i'm more like estelle gedde, sophia. their advice after you've spent years set in your ways, establish boundaries early and talk through disagreements because, contessa, there are going to be disagreements. don't put a pot over your roommate's head and hit it with a spoon. >> that's really great advice. we go into a match making situation speaking of dating. how are roommates matched up? how do they find a fit? >> it's a little bit like eharmony where silver nest goes through profiles and offers you te renter. in this case mariam interviewed somebody else, a potential roommate, before she met megan. didn't quite work out. the two women thought, no, we won't be a good match. then she met megan, they're both from the midwest, work with under privileged, at-risk people and they both like sci-fi movies and thought, why not, l

i am going to start with megan.hat's the most important thing this president gets done supporting economic growth and capitalization and maybe helps. >> i think probably deregulation actually. second would be tax reform, income tax reform. unfortunately, i am not particularly -- first of all, you mentioned there fewer than 55 legislative days left this year and we have ahm midterm election next year. so that does not leave much left for domestic policy. i think there are great plans and not much time to do it. if we see anything, it maybe 2019. deregulation in particular the head of the -- we are unlikely to see anything like that. we may start to see some big changes, dodd frank, for example, we may see some other changes that are eregulatory rather than legislative. that'll be on the margins. >> what's the most important thing that the president can do to achieve this economic adjustment? >> tax reform. i will put the corporate tax reform at least as important as the personal tax reform. i think they go together.

and megan enjoyed a spa day in london.as casually dressed, wearing sunglasses and a blue jays baseball cap. she's expected to be attending the wedding tomorrow with harry. last night was an emotional one for prince harry and prince william, paying tribute to their mother. at an awards ceremony in london. one of the things my mother taught value of doing good when no one is swatching. >> but tomorrow will be a happy day for harry. tloos nothing like a fun wedding to get you thinking about your own. and everyone is wondering what's next for harry and megan. we'll have all those details monday. >> they need to get married. that's what needs to be next. from england let's go to kevin in los angeles with new shots fired in the katy perry/taylor swift war. >> katy released a new duo that seems like an attack. ♪ your game is tired. you should retire. you better do this. you're like an old coupon, expired ♪ >> you don't have to look too deep to see the shade. the song's title, "swish swish" is just two letters away from swift swif

megan excells in the classroom as well. just this week she was named to he intercollegiate spring all- academic team. megan's academic success, her success on the softball field and her chosen career path deserve recognition and celebration. congratulations, megan. we're proud to have students like you at st. cloud state university. mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate evan and his teacher, christopher stewart of the north lakes academy charter school. evan has recently been named a normandy scholar and with this evan and mr. stewart have been chosen to attend the normandy sacrifice for freedom albert h. small student and teacher institute. they will participate in this prominent program alongside 14 other student and teacher teams from across the united states. after coming up shy in last year's application, evan doubled down on his commitment to this project. he resigned from the civil air patrol cadet program after five dedicated years and even chose to delay his plans to join the army national guard. thankfully, evan'

. >> do you want to hear about ity want to hear about megan markel. she was not loud to come but she was there i want to hear about that. >> all right. >> we have an expert. >> and memorial day must haves , the best hair protection, to the light weight wait make up that is a drop away, ladies when you go to the beach you still want to look cute. we will tell you how to do it and sweat it out and get it all together. >> okay. >> also, sneakers, in the just for working out so you don't just leave them at the gym you need them with everything. they are seen with shorts, dresses, even with some suits. >> yes. >> all right. >> we will get you bikini ready as well. >> ♪ >> i have necessity desire to see this film. iconic red bathing suits are back. but what about the original tv show with david hassle hoff. >> and pamela anderson. >> nicole eckard. >> oh, yeah. >> carmen electra in it. >> she was on it for a little bit that dude, david, i believe, married brooke berk from dancing with the stars fame, if i remember my celebrity trivia. and then they bounced

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megan mcgrath is live. any progress, megan? >> reporter: not a lot of progress.t's kind of slow and painstaking work. actually, a little lull in the activity right now as the crews are taking a little break here, but still a lot of work to be done. in fact, d.c. water just tweeting out an upda this is going to be with us through rush hour. so if you take macarthur boulevard, you're going to want to think about other routes to get to work this morning. take a look at the map here. this will give you an idea of the trouble spots. the real problem, the hole in the road is between q and elliott on mack arthur. they're stopping traffic from a much wider perimeter between reservoir and foxhall. a large stretch macarthur being affected. it's a major commuter route. this is a large pipe, a 30 inch pipe. take a look at the water gushing from it. it was quite a mess. there were a lot of folks in the area who lost water. we're told that service has been re-established now so people have their water back, but obviously still a big mess here. old pipe. dates back to 1860. bro

see what megan said. i want to go back to kasie hunt. more details on the health care boat vote. >> i want to clarify we have been talking about the spending deal the deal i think has the votes to get through congress this week. you had been talking about health care and that i do think is still a much kind of different calculus right now. i think the question is, how creative can the leadership get to try to bring moderates around on board to get the votes that they do need. right now the vote count isn't where it should be. they do, of course, have the conservatives still if they don't make additional changes to this bill, they're in a better position than they were because the moderates are more inclined to be helping or want to help speaker ryan get where he needs to be, get these votes but at the end of the day that is still a very open question and you're not going to see a vote scheduled until they know they have 216. >> thanks, kasie hunt, kristen. megan and mike, stick around. next we will stay on the health care vote. a key mem

back to you guys. >> megan mcgrath.ank you. >>> we're working to learn the condition of a woman who was apparently set on fire at a motel. th i dc police arrived around 9:00 last night. the motel is on 4th street northeast near gallaudet university. the woman was set on fire by a man in the room at the motel. we're told he ran away. the motel does have security cameras. >> incredible record levels of flooding. parts of missouri are underwater. >> it follows heavy rain that brought images like this one to several states. nbc's blake mccoy joins us live from valley park missouri with more. blake, good morning. >> reporter: eun and aaron, good morning to you. check out the incredible scene. look at all of the water over the highway entrance here. you can see the water coming almost all the way up to the signs there. we are getting more rain right now. we're told this rain isn't going to add to the flood levels, instead it's just going to have the floods persist a little longer. we have daytime video to show the black river

we are joined by megan murphy.: this is not one that press made up in terms of how he wanted to frame himself. i think it is one of the fairest measures to look at him. he closed himself as a president/ceo. when we look back and peeled back what makes a successful ceo, leader of a company, there are several things -- forming a strong team around you. having a very disciplined munication strategy -- making sure you deliver on the things you say you are going to deliver on, and most importantly, not being caught out when you say things that are easy to disprove or are not true. if we look at political metric, the slate of competence, he has not really got the job done in that sense, even amid these scandals, many of them self-inflicted as well. julia: what has he gone right, megan? are successes in terms of the supreme court, keeping his base on board. you have to look at the seismic week we have had, and we still have it up and lawmakers that paul ryan, mitch mcconnell, still backing him. we cannot forget just how p

prince harry just might be bringing megan to one of the most lavish weddings of the year.pippa middleton will say "i do" this weekend, and we have the latest in england. >> reporter: the 33-year-old bride to be is getting fit for her ceremony. this morning she and her fiance, james matthews, were seen hiking on the middleton compound. this is new video inside st. marks church where the "i do's" will be held. it's a simple structure with plain wooden pews. catering equipment and equipment arrived at the church. they did a walk-through yesterday at the quaint country perish located near the town of buckleberry. pipa will head to her parents' home on friday to spend the night before her wedding. the middleton estate is getting ready for a massive reception. this giant transparent tent has been set up on the property along with several other temporary tented structures. a source reports that this treatment in london. there's speculation her wedding could be inside. the london press is reporting british designer giles deacon could bere cating her gown. e.t. has learned that meg