ainsley: mike rowe we loved him in the dirty jobs show.. listen to what he said about the whole country in between and the hard workers out there. >> we have become slowly and exorably profoundly disconnected from a lot of basic things when i grew up, i was connected to basic history, basic curiosity. the things that fundamentally allow us to assume a level of appreciation that in my view is the best way to bridge those gaps. when we start losing our appreciation for those things the gap deepens. i think there is great common sense that is still alive and well in a lot of people and i think that as they look at the headlines, they're frustrated and to be fair i think people on the coasts are coming at it from their own bias and they're frustrated. so a lot of frustrated people are talking really loud past each other. steve: it gets noisy he said. ainsley: there is a disconnect. it is about the elites forgetting where everything comes from. when he was a kid he wanted to learn where his food is coming from. when you open a door you wanted t

don't put the plastics in the mike rowe wave or dishwasher. codes 3, 6, or 7, avoid those. >> do not use bottles that have 3, 6, or 7 on them. >> meaning the recycling koeds. >> exac former catcher for the seattlel mittor ahanc help others. mike marriajama had an eating disorder. >> it took him a lifetime. but just 15 games into his career with the seattle mariners, marjama called it quits. >> else can i do? leak what kind of impact can we have. >> as he look towards he future, he couldn't shake his past. he once suffered a severe ating disorder when he was 12. >> did i look normal? sure. no normal kid would strap trash bags on and sweatshirts and steamy showers to sweat. >> what was the goal? >> i wanted to be a male mod. how can by that guy? how can i have a six-pack? common sense, if i work out a ton, aisle get big and strong and if i don't eat anything, i'll get there. voila. >> he suffered a cycle of anorexia and bulimia. he hid it until he made it. >> my mom made a big thanksgiving dinner and i put three carrots and two al mondays on my

several elections in a row. mike pompeo brought this up when he was director of the central intelligence agency. it's about previous 2016. i take that seriously. the reason for the special counsel, unfortunately though, it was all about collusion. there's no collusion, juan, if they had any indication of collusion it would have been wrapped up in the 12 indictments. i can't tell you on national tv today they'll wrap this up tomorrow. but i can tell you after 18 months of talking about this and over a year of investigating this, they have nothing on the president. what they have something on is vladamir putin. i think it's appropriate to go after that and what they found out is at the top levels of the fbi, politics got in the way of their work and the american people are disgusted. >> shannon: we have to leave it there and i agree with juan the wording is careful and left room for other things to come so we'll stand by and wait for if there is another shoe or shoes to drop. juan and matt, thank you both for being lat

we all know that vladimir putin tried to influence our elections, several elections in a row. mikeompeo when he was director of central intelligence agency, not just about 2016 but previous, i take that seriously. the reason for the special counsel unfortunately was all about collusion. there was no collusion but if they had any indication of collusion it would have been wrapped up in these 12 indictments. i can't tell you on national tv they are going to wrap this up tomorrow but i can so you after 18 months of talking about this in the year of investigating this they have nothing on the president. what they have something on is vladimir putin and it is appropriate to go after that but what we found out was at the top levels of the fbi politics got in the way of their work and the american people are disgusted by this. >> the wording is very careful and they left room for other things to come so we will stand by and see if there is another issue or issues to drop. thank you both for being late with us on a friday night. thank you. in the wake of today's indictment against 12 russi

the top administration has set off a new diplomatic row with turkey over a us minister who's been in jail since twenty sixteen vice president mike pence is threatening sanctions against ankara if i'm sure brunson is not released. a russian delegation is in lebanon to discuss plans to repatriate syrian refugees the groups holding talks with lebanese prime minister saad hariri that are almost a million registered syrians living in the been on during the general election in may several political groups ran on promises to send the syrians home xina holder has been meeting following that meeting in beirut. russia says it has a plan to facilitate the repatriation of refugees it sent a delegation headed by putin special envoy on syria to lebanon to discuss with lebanese officials the way forward there is little information on what this plan and visitors and some russian officials have been talking about setting up centers close to the borders and that the russians will provide guarantees to refugees once they return but clearly many refugees are concerned because what they want to see is the is the united nations involved in organizing

row, alexis. >> all right, mike. and guess how many incidents on the board right now. >> three? >> zero. zero. there is nothing happening out there right now. so of course, that is a good thing if you are heading out and doing the commute. you're not going to have a lot of company here this morning. zooming in, taking a closer look at the south bay, we have green all the way around here in san jose. even if you are coming up from the gilroy or morgan hill area, northbound 101, just wide open still at this point. we're enjoying it while it lasts here. westbound 580 across the richmond san rafael bridge in the green at six minutes. san mateo in the green at 12, and westbound 84 looking great at just nine minutes. we have a different kind of police chase that happened in seattle yesterday. look closely at the middle of your screen. that is a little dog running down the freeway. and the furball took police on a wild adventure during the morning rush hour monday. traffic cameras caught all the action as police and even some drivers tried to capture this loose pup. eventually, the dog became, well,

row, saturday. >> bring the blankets to the fireworks show. thanks, mike. >>> good news for online shoppers. amazon prime day is expanding this year. it gets under way on july 16 at noon and will last 36 hours. that's six hours longer than last year. this will extend to whole foods stores. it will cost you $119 a year now to become a prime member or $12.99 for a month-to-month option. >>> sheryl crow is calling it quits. she announced her next album will be her last. it will feature artists crow considers life long heroes like steve s stevie nicks, johnny cash and keith richards. >>> tech crunch says a glitch with some samsung galaxy phones is causing them to send your entire phofophoto library to ra people on your contact list. some users say the default texting app sent photos and scheduled text messages but there's no record of the messages being sent. many complaints are people who are t-mobile customers. to stop the problem you have to disable the samsung messages app. >>> train versus commuter and the train didn't have a chance. with pg&e in the sierras. and i'm an arborist since the o

row with turkey over a u.s. minister who's been in jail since twenty sixteen vice president mike pence threatened sanctions against ankara if andrew bronson is not released a russian delegation is in lebanon to discuss plans to repatriate syrian refugees the groups holding talks with lebanese prime minister saad hariri there are almost a million registered syrians living in lebanon and the u.s. government says it's released more than eighteen hundred migrant children from immigration detention facilities in and some comes just hours ahead of a court ordered deadline the government also says it's reunited more than fourteen hundred children with their parents but at least seven hundred children are still separated as they are not eligible for reunification. french president emanuel macron has rejected any new trade deal between the e.u. and the united states and said that europe and france never wanted a trade war and the u.s. needs to make clear gestures about reducing the trade dispute those are the headlines now it's witness. like now. he began to remain out of. school. and he remained of the communist came fift

row. her brave challenger, our chief congressional correspondent mike emmanuel. >> i wish you would have giveneone easier. >> they always say that. >> hands on buzzers. i ask the question. the first one to buzz in gets to answer the question. you have to wait for me to finish asking to answer. you can acknowledge by saying your name. get it wrong you lose a point. each correct answer is one point. ready? >> a new study shows people live longer if they regularly drink which hot beverage? katy? >> coffee. >> i thought it stunted your growth. is it coug coffee? >> a large study that followed people over a ten year period found those that drank coffee were 15% less likely to die than those that didn't. the same for those that drank two or three cups a day. >> it has antioxidants in it. >> another myth of childhood bites the dust. overwhelmed with homelessness which american city has dealt with the crisis by paying for plane tickets to fly vagrants out of the their city. san francisco, portland, oregon, seattle washington? >> katy >> ? >> seattle washington. >> seattle, washington. home of a major

i was sitting one row behind the american delegation, mike pompeo, john bolton, john kelly, all of trump's aides. i was trying to see if they would betray any concern as trump was speaking, as trump was doubting u.s. intelligence conclusions, and they did not. they were pretty stone-faced. but i think the reporting over the next, you know, 48 hours or so is going to reveal exactly what sort of dissension there might be within this administration. it's a real moment for these folks who are working for trump. many of them believe very strongly to the bone that russia is an adversary of the united states, that putin is a kgb agent who has been trained in psychological manipulation, who has had his way, tried to have his way with four presidents, and now apparently convinced this president to not believe his own intelligence agencies. >> i want to play one thing since the president brought up hillary clinton. let's play this moment from the 2016 debate when hillary clinton predicted how donald trump would behave towards vladimir putin. listen. >> look, from everything i see has no respect for

and especially our hottest day for the third week in a row, will be saturday. >> good morning, mike.to talk about, this is on the peninsula. southbound 101 off ramp west 292. a flipped suv. it flipped on its roof after losing control and someone possibly trapped in the vehicle. emergency crews on the way to the scene, it's on the connector from 101 to state route 92. here's a look at the other side of 92, the san mateo bridge, if you are leaving hayward heading over towards foster city, that has filled in but it's been a light commute for most drivers today. looking ahead to tomorrow, just a reminder, bar.a.r.t. will be a sunday schedule with no harbor bay or south san francisco service. and no service, no trains running tomorrow for ace. >> thanks. >> good morning america coming up at 7:00. >> and ginger zee is live with a look at what's ahead. good morning, ginger. >> hey, natasha, reggie. so nice to be with both of you. we have the latest on the miracle in thailand. the soccer team and coach that was found alive in that cave. now, it's a race against time to get them out. so how a

on the other hand, you have mike pence who said just last night to undo row versus wade, that's not an saying that since he was a candidate. so where is this going to go? i have been critical of this nominee for reasons having nothing to do with abortion. i think he will be confirmed. it would be a full-flejed justice without know disabilities or any areas that he can't get opinions on. look, the democrats are saying that donald trump appointed brett kavanaugh because he believes that the president can't be prosecuted while he's president even if he does believe that, so what. he'll be one of nine members of the court and he's entitled to be on that court once he's confirmed. jillian: judge, as always, good to see you. >> pleasure, happy wednesday. rob: thank you. 54 minutes after the hour, firefighters going above and beyond the call of duty, how they saved an american flag in a truck that went up in flames. jillian: the next story really bites, what led up to this lawmaker's epic mug shot. don't go anywhere. ♪ ♪ i'm so frustrated. i just want to find a used car without getting rippe

its leader shoko asa hora he'd been on death row for more than a decade thirteen people died in the attack and thousands more orange. u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe has arrived in north korea for talks with leader kim jong un the pair are expected to discuss a proposed timeline for the full denuclearization of the korean peninsula on saturday pompei will brief his japanese and south korean counterparts in tokyo. the junior partners in german chancellor angela merkel's coalition government the center left social democrats have signed on to her new tough line on migration this was a key demand of interior minister forces a home for who leaves miracles conservative varian sister soccer coach trapped inside a flooded cave of just how dangerous that mission is was illustrated by the death of a professional diver who was working to bring air tanks to the group with oxygen level sinking and more monsoon rains expected authorities say this rescue needs to happen soon it's still dangerous work watch the levels a high narrow passages flooded. and still the volunteers continue their mission but with news that a former tiny navy diver has died no on

the final image of his senior advisers sitting in the front row, mike pompeo, john bolton, general kellynce 1975. however wages slipped slightly to 2.7%, which means the bank of england may decide against raising interest rates in august. poundworld announces another a0 store closures, which will lead to 531 job losses. the discount retailer says the stores will close in a week‘s time. the european union and japan sign one of the biggest free trade deals in history, which will cover almost a third of the world‘s gdp. the head of the european commision, jean—claude juncker said the deal was a victory for free trade. more on that in a moment. unemployment figures. fewer people unemployed that the rate stays the same. the number of people unemployed is less but the rate in terms of the overall percentage is the same. it is an impressive figure, a.2%, thejoint lowest since 1975. wage growth slipped slightly, it went from 2.8% to 2.7%, still higher than inflation but when you have got the bank of england decided on interest rates, they will look to wage growth as a key piece of economic data.

row. her brave challenger, one of the most popular people here, mike emanuel. >> i wish you would give meu always say that. >> tucker: we are counting on you, mike. here are the rules. hands on buzzers, i ask the questions. first one who buzzes in gets to answer the question. you can answer once i acknowledge by saying your name. each correct answer is worth ong point, you get it wrong, you lose a point. a new studies show conclusive three people live longer if they regularly drink which hot beverage? katie. >> coffee. >> tucker: i thought it stunted your growth. is it coffee? >> a large study that followed people that drank coffee were up to 15% less likely to die. >> antioxidants in it. >> i'm losing now. >> tucker: another myth of childhood bites the dust. question two, this one multiple choice. overwhelmed with homelessness, which american city has come up with a solution to deal with the crisis by paying for plane tickets to fly vague rants out of their city. is it san francisco, portland, oregon, seattle, washington. katie. >> seattle, washington. >> tucker: seattle, washington. hom

mike thomas is going to have a look at your forecast as we continue. >> ♪ >> ♪ us sh friday july 6thking at oxon row we've made i weekend.het >> iough. >>d. >> with the fourth of jy >> but is stillll forecast. we're going to start with mike th er on today.or showers and well, late morning, st lms early afternoon. beyond it we'll start to clear things out and man, what a he in ore the b. up. hi erin. >> metro stiliit dellro at rest of your roads are quiet. we'll let you k brenow ingif neo aaciteinst time that youth socgacer team a trapd in a flooded cavthailand. ae supplies.es a thai navy s.e.a.l. commander told reporters conditis in the cave have worsened with oxygen levels falling so keeping the kids the cave for a few months while a rescue operation is finaonzed is now noger an option. the focus for the moment is on logistics laying in communicationss cabled shuttling in equipment and suppliest officials say the providing angen line tonow is reach the kids. more torrential rains he moved into the area where the rescue operation is under way. >> meetings between mcian officialsre af steg. po chol.

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right here in the front row, stand up, wait for our mike, introduce yourself. many of us know you but we'll allow you to introduce yourself to the watching audience. >> henry now from george washington university. i was on the nfc staff at the same time that he was and none of reagan's strategic programs could have been achieved without the economic program. i served on the economics cluster. it's an area to think about in terms of reagan's legacy, how he turned around the u.s. and the world economy. the question has to do with the sdi. my question is why there was so little followup on it. reagan never seem to be so committed to it that he got congress and the public involved in trying to understand what he was doing by way of acting to mutually assured destruction and trying to find a way to deter, because he was determined to deter. >> i wouldn't fault him on that at all. i think he was consistent where he walked out on gorbachev who wanted to restrict testing to the laboratory. and in exchange for eliminating all ballistic missiles. and if you remember the

rowe price tech fund manager ken allen as well as our own mike santolli.rning, guys. >> good morning. >> i want to get to you first about the strength tech has shown not only over the last couple of days, but really roughly this year, especially big names like amazon. can that kind of momentum continue into the back half of the year why or why not >> so, jon, i think the biggest thing driving tech stocks so far this year is that earnings largely across most areas of this space came through very strongly you mentioned amazon a lot of the biggest companies we talk about a lot, amazon, facebook, google, microsoft, apple, have generally been putting up extraordinary growth, and that's driven by -- other than the exception perhaps of apple, by still having relatively low penetration of the opportunities that they will ultimately address and i think ultimately participate very strongly in. so when you have the biggest companies all doing very well, that tends to lift the sector overall. now, what i would say relative to looking to the second half is it is very m

he'd been on death row for more than a decade thirteen people died in that attack thousands more were injured. u.s. secretary of state mike pump aoe is past thirty a panel on his way to north korea for talks with leader kim jong il on the pair are expected discuss the proposed timeline for the full denuclearization of the korean peninsula on saturday pompei a will break those japanese and south korean counterparts in tokyo. at least twenty four people have been killed in a series of explosions at a fireworks warehouse in central mexico council to use include rescuers who derive to help victims of the first blast tell me is known for its long tradition of making fireworks but also for its history deadly accidents. you're watching news still to come on our program or why one of the first ever world cup way back in one nine hundred thirty we'll take you to south america to find out about the nation's passion for the game ahead of their quarterfinal clash with france. a german chancellor angela merkel has reached a deal over migration after weeks of infighting that have threatened to topple her government the junior partners

the troubled ministration has set off a new diplomatic row with turkey over a us pastor who's been in jail since twenty sixteen vice president mike pence threatened sanctions against ankara if andrew brunson is not released. ugandan president yoweri museveni will be able to run for a sixth term thanks to a court ruling candidates currently need to be under the age of seventy five to run seventy is seventy three but would have been blocked from entering the next election due to be held in twenty twenty one now a new bill has been signed scrapping the age limit as the opposition accusing the seventy of a power grab philippine president teddy has signed a new law to give the muslim community on the island of mindanao its own regional government armed groups in the region have been fighting for autonomy for more than forty years those were the headlines more news the half an hour next on al-jazeera its al-jazeera world stay with us. i mean you know i love about all the money on the don't have. to duck. if you can you could you could you can you did a good dance and violently when you psychiatrist when you dance when you're not going

row of homes reduced to rubble. >> i don't even know. there's no wordsoror it. >> repr: mike robinson returned to find his family home gone. >> i'm 53 years old. i got to start overagain. i don't know where to go from here. reporter: the rising toll of a fire wreaking havoc on so many live and overnight the governor declared a state of emergency in napa county for brand-new fast-moving fire. that's already destroyed at least five structures, forcing man tore ev manneder to evacuations. more than 10,000 firefighters across the front lines in california right now. >> steve patterson, thank you very much. >>> president trump is spending this sunday at his new jersey golf club. the president had a chaotic week with his ndlong-time now former personal lawyer and fixer, michael cohen, appearing to fli on him. cohen's attorney releasing an audiotape that appears to depict trump and cohen discussing a hush money payment to a former playboy playmate in the weeks before the 2016 presidential election. president trump's current lawyer, rudy giuliani, now say he wants experts to review t

secretary of state mike pompeo, treasury secretary steve mnuchin, national security advisor john bolton among the few seated in the front row. among the issues the president could get into with the italian prime minister, russia, whether or not they should be allowed back into the g7, g8, issues involving the european union, trade and your european spending with nato. i think we're getting close, trish. back to you. trish: i think we are too. just a couple minutes to go. we're waiting on it. thank you, blake. we have moody's chief economist john lonski and david webb. what do you think the two issues for these two individuals is? what are they talking about? what will we hear from them? >> a problem they have in common, immigration. what they intend to do, is trump that serious about a government shutdown. hang on, here is the president coming out with the prime minister of italy with their joint press conference. let's listen in. >> thank you very much. i'm honored to welcome my new friend. got along very well right from the beginning, prime minister giuseppe conte to the white house. mr. prime minister, i want to begin by

row. they've easily trumped these numbers in the last five quarters. alix: mikeilson of morgan stanley said he is under waiting tech, he sees a proper rainstorm protect and growth stocks. he said it was too early to get defensive and now it feels like it was morgan stanley is turning a little defense on the margin. what would you need to see to get more defensive in the markets? ms. bell: i would need to see stabilization in the economy and a continuation of growth that we've seen in the last couple of corners, 4% gdp growth in the second quarter, 3% in the next couple quarters. then we can start to see some of the more value-oriented defensive sectors do better. month,in the last consumers have gravitated towards tech sectors with this fear of trading uncertainty. growthseeing tech and lead the way. alix: how much would you have to dial back on risk allocation? we definitely think you should have some of your allocation in cash right now, you should have some dry powder is a good manager these opportunities when the market does will back and we do see volatility

mike pompeo landing in new york. reacting to developments there when we come back. if you're approaching 65, now's the time to get your ducks in a row learn about medicare, and the options you have. you see, medicare doesn't cover everything - only about 80% of your part b medical expenses. the rest is up to you. so if 65 is around the corner, think about an aarp medicare supplement insurance plan, insured by unitedhealthcare insurance company. like all standardized medicare supplement insurance plans, they help cover some of what medicare doesn't pay. and could save you in out-of-pocket medical costs. so don't wait. call to request your free decision guide. and gather the information now to help you choose a plan later. these types of plans let you pick any doctor or hospital that takes medicare patients. and there's a range of plans to choose from, depending on you needs and your budget. so if you're turning 65 soon, call now and get started. because the time to think about tomorrow...is today. go long. >> you're the obama administration, it seemed like a missile a week. a lot of missiles going up, a lot of rockets and a lot of nu

row records medallion from tupac shakur's entourage. he said shakur and others beat up ander son so later that night he said davis wait for shakur to leave a mike tyson boxing match and shot and killed him. anderson died two years later during a shooting in los angeles. >>> president trump says he is still on track to announce his pick for the supreme court by monday. the president has already interviewed seven of the 25 potential candidates for supreme court justice. the soon-to-be vacant seat belongs to supreme court justice anthony kennedy who announced he would retire from the high court on july 31st. >> i think you'll be very impressed. these are very talented, brilliant people and i think you'll really love it, like justice gorsuch. >> the nominee will still have to be confirmed by the senate and at this point, democrats are vowing to vote against any name the president presents. conservatives hope the president will use the pick to make the court more conservative while liberals are afraid rules-overturned. a new justice may be seated by october. >>> travis air force base in fairfield is planning a new high-tech type of fireworks display

mike bryan, losing in five sets. in the men's wheelchair singles, alfie hewett is through to his second wimbledon semi—final in a row.next. but the 2016 champion, gordon reid, is suprisingly out. he lost to belgium'sjoachim gerard in straight sets. hewett and reid begin their doubles campaign today as they aim for a hat—trick of wimbledon doubles titles. so it is men's semi—finals day at wimbledon today. up first is the man who knocked out roger federer, kevin anderson. he is up against another big server in john isner. then it's time for rafael nadal against novak djokovic. it's their 51st meeting, more than any other two men in the open era. they know each other better than anyone else. coverage starts on bbc two at 12:30pm. we will have all the rest of the sport, the football news about co nte, sport, the football news about conte, at 7:30 a.m.. but callisto has had to go. hejust missed me, he had a really big shot, luckily missing my suit. taken away before it got messy. you fell out with kalisto already. a blue peter moment. the blue peter elephant moment, just missed, literally by that much!|j think that's enou

row. n >> will you ever buy -- my dad use to buy strips. i save my pennies and i have never bought one. >> i want to mention that it is national tequila day. we have mike lee coming on who will tell us what tequila to buy, what to make a margarita with and about the popular culture of tequila's -- tequila. >> to have a favor tequila? -- do you have a favor tequila? >> we will learn about the history -- do you have a favorite tequila? >> we will learn about the history of tequila. >>> they are describing the victim, nia wilson as full of love and beauty. investigators say she was standing at the bart platform with two sisters waiting to board a nia wilson was killed and her sister was wounded but has since been released from the hospital. we report from the memorial at the macarthur bart station. >> reporter: we have nt to look at this memorial that is outside the macarthur bart station. you can see a display of candles, balloons, flowers, personal notes outside the station to honor and remember nia wilson. she was killed outside the bart station platform in an apparent random attack. her sister was seriously injured but survived. station agents were he

room,olton entering the mike pompeo, john kelly, all of the room now, filing into the front row of seatshuckabee-sanders just came through the door. it looks like this press conference is about to get underway. the russian officials also filing into their seats. it is the presidential palace in helsinki, finland, where this is taking place, so we are expecting the leaders of the two nations to enter at any moment come and we will hereafter them after their two-hour one-on-one and an hour after their joint lunch where they had the doors opening there. we are expecting to see the presidents in just a minute or two bang. we will get to jonathan who has been waiting in ohio, a republican. go ahead. caller: thank you for season. quickly, i want to compare this time in our history to the past 3, 4 years, the past 3, 4 years, we had -- host: we are going to end. we take you to the presidential palace in helsinki, finland. thank you so much.

rowe too wongy. but we are at the 280 oh level remember late part of the jan january wsh 2872 what's interesting about this, mike is we accomplished this 80 point move in the s&p without a lot of obvious leadership last week we were all complaining it was all defensive names consumer state your names and utilities appear reets and back with the cycle sfams and industry industrials and semi conductors that's a source of strength that roe indication but it's hard to get long time direction. >> and it's hard to know if the leadership that got you to highs is necessary to get you back thereright if you look at the first time we hit 2800 in the s&p january 17th, the nasdaq is up many 6% since then the dow is down 5 from there and the russell 2,000 is up. are they hiding and can he carry us on from high tech. >> it's an interesting point my old producer put out a note internally that the six fang stocks are responsible for the majority of the percentage gains in the s&p 500 because the market cap weighed in and have have had big moves up small group big cap stocks moved forward big can push the index around that's tru

rowing regime is working on two missiles capable of hitting the united states. the satellite photo reportedly shows production at a north korean facility. secretary of state mikeay final food byes to a washington state officer killed in the line of duty. a memorial service will be held for kent police officer, diego moreno, he was accidentally hit by another officer chasing a suspect. 16-year-old is charged with first-degree murder. he leaves behind a wife and two young children. to donate to the gofundme page, go to foxnews.com. >>> trial begins today of paul manafort. none of the charges against him focus on the time working for then candidate trump in 2016. fox news senior judicial analyst judge andrew napolitano joins us earlier with what to expect. >> here is manafort's defense, i was investigated for all this by the government eight years ago and i was exonerated. i will put on the witness stand as my first witness the young lawyer who exonerated me. do you know who the young lawyer is? rod rosenstein. jillian: manafort pleaded not guilty to all charges. >>> this american flag honoring a fallen hero you will see in a second, will be returned to his famil

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