tad davine was the first witness. and i think that is no accident. we are in alexandria, virginia in a precinct that went for clinton. many of them are middle class people, and tend to be democrats. >> the road map laid out for the prosecution, we will get to the response, but the road map is that this is a case that they can show with a paper trail, right? >> right. what assistant u.s. attorney said they are going to show forms, his tax returns that show boxes were not checked that should have been, that should have indicated his foreign bank accounts and interest, these financial interests overseas that you are supposed to report. showing that you have foreign bank accounts worth more than $10,000. they are going to show that he was bringing in a lot more income than he was reporting. and show the jury documents that were falsified. documents that didn't accurately reflect the income that he had and what he was telling the u.s. government he was making and therefore could be taxed on. >> just to be clear on this, this is a set of charges that have

so here they start with tad devine. he is a very elegant, soft-spoken, nice person who said nice things about mr. manafort that was elicited. and it allows the prosecution to be -- appeared to be being fair to mr. manafort and to start -- and to overview the story in a way that is -- isn't bombarding them, but is getting the point out. i think it was very smart. and it's smart to put a couple witnesses in front and behind gates who are unimpeachable to kind of sandwich him in. and that was a very good start to the day, i think. >> you're also smart to know that this is, after all, story telling. and you've said the same thing about mueller, that this will be a tapestry, a story he will tell when we look back on whatever book gets published, the mueller case writ large, do you think today this trial is the forward? is it chapter one? >> well, i think it's the -- i think it's chapter one. mueller has this huge charge to look into, and it's this huge elephant. and you have to eat the elephant, right? so what do you do? you

tad devine worked for al gore and bernie sanders. it just shows the underbelly of what's done in political lobbying work and campaign work internationally but you have two players here, you have a campaign manager who has these ties and his deputy rick gates who worked on the trump campaign who is now separated himself from manafort because he's cooperating with the government. two big players who haven't revealed any information that would incriminate anyone on the campaign or president trump himself but the dynamic of the underling flipping on the superior is nothing new. >> no, the idea of scape boating somebody else is nothing new. one thing is for sure, nobody can claim that manafort was the quintessential coffee boy of the campai campaign. the idea that one of his underlings has flipped is what they're striving to convince the jury to say listen, it wasn't me, it was the person who i laid this trust in and i was betrayed. a common theme over the past week in rudy giuliani with respect to michael cohen and, of course, donald tru

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of san francisco temperatures will be dropping off just a bit more into wednesday and warming up a tad on thursday. the bigger heat up comes on friday. >>> sports is coming up next. the oakland a's have begun a big series playing the team met trails them and they wildcard race. >>> trending now, respect and well wishes to the queen of soul. she is reportedly gravely ill and surrounded by friends and family in detroit. celebrities and fans are posting on social media. you are watching the 11:00 news on ktvu fox 2 news. at at&t, we believe in access. the opportunity for everyone to explore a digital world. connecting with the things that matter most. and because nothing keeps us more connected than the internet, we've created access from at&t. california households with at least one resident who receives snap or ssi benefits may qualify for home internet at a discounted rate of $10 a month. no commitment, deposit, or installation fee. visit att.com/accessnow to learn more. >>> the oakland a's were at the coliseum playing against the seattle mariners. mark is here now normally, the a's ar

what we're showing today is a singular unit, which supervisor a tad under 3,200 square feet. it may be a good space for a restaurant. we've heard from the community what they would like to see there. we will leave it up to the individual entrepeneurs, but we've been encouraged to have independent grocery stores take a look at that site and we're committed to doing that. >> commissioner rosales: you took the words out of my mouth. [laughter] grocery is something that i would like to see more. i understand there are certain parts of san francisco -- and that's why the asked about the amenities, whether from a food service and also food shopping amenity would be important. thank you. the last question i have is about the b.m.r. program. does it follow the -- >> it followings the housing participation policy and the b.m.r. would be marketed the same way that other project areas are. >> commissioner rosales: through a lottery system? >> yes. >> commissioner rosales: even they it's privately funded? >> yes. >> commissioner rosales: is there any -- i'm running into -- we don't have

temperatures a tad cooler as you near the bay. middle 70s for places like oakland.upper 60s near 70 four san francisco and 80s for wine country. here's a look at what to expect as we make our way throughout the day. low clouds to start at the coast, warm today, we heat up to triple digit heat by the middle of the week. a look at the extended forecast shows just that, temperatures in the low to middle 90s, we are flirting with the century mark for some of the spots inland. sticking with the 70s for the most part by the bay and 60s along the coast. >>> a san francisco landmark that has been around more than 150 years could soon close its doors for good. and was established back in 1861 and while the store didn't survive the big earthquake in 1906, it might not be able to survive the rise of online commerce. they have filed for chapter 11 group c protection. the move comes after years of slumping sales. the retailer has been looking for additional financing or byers but so far they have been unsuccessful. >>> how is the coffee tasting? anyway, when we come back, i have

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in livermore around the bay, a tad warmer in oakland but for the rest of us, a cooler one out there. we are going to continue to see the onshore breeze. fairfield, 32 miles per hour gusting, sustained at 28. so, that cooler air and a lot of cloud cover around the bay area. along the peninsula, did not even clear out. take a look at san francisco, down through areas like san mateo and redwood city where we continue with mostly cloudy skies over portions of the north bay as well and even into the east bay. getting into your bay area wednesday, temperatures will be very similar. we've got 60s along the coastline. for your afternoon, a lot of 70s around the bay. mid-to upper 80s for our hotter locations. when i come back, i will have a look at the numbers for tomorrow. we will take a look at the weekend because the heat is coming back in time for saturday and sunday. more coming up in just a bit. >>> a surprise today in the front trial of former campaign chairman paul manafort. his defense team rest of the case today without calling a single witness. he did address the court for the firs

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it's a tad cooler in the air, as we take a live look, overlooking san francisco this rnll fecast a bit. 4:53 right now. >> nbc bay area responds to an arinda family faced with a shocking health insurance bill. >> and it couldn't have come at a worse time, just weeks after the unexpected death of a father and husband. consumer investigator chris chmura here to explain. >> april's husband steve died of a sudden heart attack back in february. april later called their health insurance company to let it known steve had died. within three weeks, she received a surprising notice. the insurance company said it had underbilled the family for two years. it was n nearly $10,000. >> that's a large amount of money toud with after 27 months of telling them this is what your bill is going to be. >> april got nowhere challenging the bill on her own, so she asked us topwe did. we contacted the insurance company and we also had some questions for the state because we wondered if this can happen to families like yours. we'll have those answers tonight at 8:00. if you have a medical billing problem or any

and anderson, tad devine talked about the work that they did overseas, and he also talked about paul manafort's very close relationship with the pro-putin former president of ukraine, victor if yanukovych. >> you were saying ostrich feathers. oh please let there be a picture of paul manafort in ostrich feathers. i realize it's ostrich skin. how does gates fit into all of this? >> interestingly, the defense team has already told the jury of what could be a rather bold move here. they plan to lay out their defense really discrediting rick gates. rick gates, of course, was the deputy to paul manafort when paul manafort was the campaign chairman for the trump team. and rick gates was charged with the exact same things paul manafort was. he, though, has since pleaded guilty to lying. he is cooperating with the special counsel's team. the defense team, though, is taking that saying that rick gates is all to blame here. they're saying he is the one who stole and embezzled money. they're saying he's the one who lied. and now they're trying flip this on the government. rick gates will be the

. >> jimmy: and tad rickman. >> oh, come here my darling. >> jimmy: kwame and tad.- >> come here. >> i heard kent "y "say shee [ barking ] >> jimmy: yeah, okay. oh, that sounds means it's time for "final puppardy." >> good. oop. what is that? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: this is for all of your opp >> oh, great.. okay. >> jimmy: and what a tight game we have. tonight's a -- >> they never help me. i'm bitt. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: here we go. if you can, pick up the ipads next to your chairs.>> h. >> jimmy: we may just -- >> oh -- uh, yeah. kent, can you grab it? [ light laughter ]my >> jwe've made this very hard for you. here you go, finn. >> oh, thanks man. >> jimmy: yeah, no problem. >> yeah, yeah. okay. >> jimmy: that was weird. it almost seemed like a weird hand came out of nowhere. and there goes yours. >> yeah, yeah, yeah. [ laughter ] >>l i. >> jimmy: ght. glenn, ready for this? >> yeah, i am. >> jimmy: now, this is a a number's question. >> okay. >> jimmy: you're gonna write down your answers and r is closer to the correct answer is the "pup quiz" champion. >> okay

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half moon bay temperature change a tad warmer than yesterday. within the bay to degrees.our degrees and eric -- santa rosa is a little bit cola. there is a cloud cover along the coastline. it did back away early on. then it returned the last couple hours. it is now beginning to creep inside the barry -- bay. a slight cool down over the weekend and into monday. the onshore breeze is 13 miles per hour. breeze over novato at 50 miles per hour. the future cast model for tomorrow morning, there is a fog as we start the day . inside the east bay shore so partly to mostly cloudy skies for alameda and oakland and emeryville. it's going to pull back, we will be mostly sunny away from the coastline to my part the cloudy mostly cloudy depending on where you are . the west facing beaches make it a little bit of sunshine. the south facing beaches tend to get more sunshine. tomorrow morning temperatures will range from the low 50s and low sixes. partly cloudy areas of fog here's a comparison for today into tomorrow. notice we're just going to drop off a couple degrees in many spots. li

also a polarized country north south left right and after years of pain because even a tad nearly run tellings felt it as well. they they will lose. this image of getting out and going our know our own way except their except i don't think greece is in this kind of a danger i mean it is august right now it's high season for tourism we know that greece lives from that what what are things going to look like in terms of employment if when we talk two months from now two three months from now i think it's going to go up. on employment unemployment is going to be more than twenty percent again and what's more in the last year is. most new jobs are jobs that pay well below subsistence level. the same problem that exists overthrowing italy sometimes in germany as well people work and cannot feed themselves or their kids but in germany you have a so with a social state there are social benefits nobody is going to die of hunger greece has a rude mental. social system cannot afford pain what is lacking. so what happens then moving forward there was talk about a great sit you know three years a

may recall but users say in fact that maps and other services continue to store your information is a tad scary really however google's now updated the help section on its website this is what it says now it's saying that other location services on the device won't be affected by the setting it also adds that some data can be stored as part of search or map services we spoke to technology analyst roger k. thinks the stored data there could be hijacked and used for many different reasons . you're someone captured a form and weaponized. and you didn't know it then they could actually be anything on their own and you do anything with that they want so you can just imagine if you turn on the microphone draw on the camera you could turn off the lights look you know the camera the white phone or our new could do all kinds of other things including the location data we talked about our gyroscope you know going to records movement. you know other sensors that are there. and then use that information for anything that they want to do and so if you think for example about you know traditional them

professor at columbia university in new york city he's also taught at yale harvard and the universe a tad pump of fact in barcelona and the barcelona graduate school of economics he was president of f.c. barcelona during the electoral process of two thousand and six and remains a board member a columnist for spanish newspaper la vanguard he also has a weekly slot on i.e.c. one i contribute regularly to c.n.n. alex speaks to him and buy for than. one of the top international economist group for development but what point drove you to that field of economics that well i saw poverty for the first time i actually went to i was studied here in barcelona my undergraduate studies i went to harvard to study with my school a brahmin who is a prominent most important mathematical economist in the world in my travel to believe you're in for the first time i saw poverty and i couldn't i couldn't believe it real poverty at the time believe it was the poorest country in latin america and i was so devastated then i turned back and i said economics has to be about solving these problems i know mathematic

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we are in central stockholm right now in sweden at the gathering of nordic resistance movement tad's and nordic organization but here in sweden it's also a political party and they are running for the upcoming elections here in the country and being sad that this gathering is a chance for them to make their massive shirt our message today is that we want to take back to conquer from the traitors in the parliaments of the queen twenty and thirty percent of the inhabitants of us whose norm europeans twenty and thirty percent it's already too late for just stopped immigration we must take them back to the politicians within the government today they are traitors towards our people because among many all their feelings they open our borders sign for. for a few millions of me here. in the long wrong. we will become a minority in our own the don't forget that even longer on that we will cease to exist as the us a people just meters away from where nordic resistance movement is gathered there. there is another gather rank. you can see there at just three things citizens who came here to cha

or tad. . >> we can begin to normalize us this is dangerous. this is childish. it's unpresidential. >> this is the end of the presidential race and feels like the end of the world. [crowd boos] greg: of course. now it's easy to mock the suffering but i am not. when you see what is coming out of the quivering cronkite you can't blame gentler souls for falling ill. the industry sells its fear and calling it back. that's another symptom. the fear spreads faster than a cold sore from bill clinton. [laughter] fear cells. fear cells. now the media has replaced climate change with trump change is a apocalyptic wish fulfillment. every bad in the world is drum salt. pick any bad news and can trace it back to him. even stuff that happened before he was born. world war i, trump's fault. world war ii, trump's fault. think and i swimming, trump's fault. [laughter] the problem is that things keep getting better. were doing good with north korea, middle east, gdp is going up and implement dropping. we have peace and prosperity yet the other networks see doomsday. [laughter] ev

their aim: tad misinformation and meddle in th. facebook's chief operating officer sheryl sandberg called this fight an arms race when she spoke to reporters during a conference call. >> this kind of behavior is not allowed on facebook because we don't want organizations or individuals creating networks of accounts that mislead people about who they are or what they're doing. >> reporter: some of the pages focused on divisive issues antagonizing both sides. "cnet" technology prosecutor dan patterson. >> the goal was simply to make the united states weaker and to make our allies less confident in the united states' ability to achieve our foreign policy goals. >> reporter: sandberg would not confirm if the russians were behind these campaigns. >> we're still in the very early stages of our investigation, and we don't have all the facts, including who may be behind this. >> reporter: but republican and democratic lawmakers quickly blamed russia. in 2016, facebook failed to stop bots created from the russian internet research agency wh

you're going to engage in a trade battle with china you'd rather do it with your european allies with tad and mexico on your side we are fighting a trade war on all fronts right now and that's going to have ramifications not only for businesses but workers and farmers and consumers and let's not forget tariffs are a tax and they're going to make chinese goods more expensive and they're going to make chinese raw materials that go in. u.s. manufactured products more expensive we saw this week for instance a company that makes t.v.'s in south carolina that relies on chinese parts saying they're going to have to lay off about one hundred employees because the components are too expensive so yes we are right to get tough with china but i don't see an end game right now and i think as this continues to spiral out without a strategy that could be very troubling for the u.s. economy bob soybean which is louisiana's top export to china need about five point six billion farmed on nearly one million acres in your states already hit with heavy towers early this year ten years data for this. well i'm

we are only a tad below that now.y tuesday, the heat wave should be over. alison roberts, in lisbon. thank you very much. now for something you don't see very often on a busy london street, a tropical snake eating a pigeon in broad daylight on the pavement. the snake, thought to be an abandoned boa constrictor, was found on high road, leytonstone this weekend. the rspca now has the snake in custody in a wildlife centre and is appealing for information about the incident. or indeed the owner. nicola white is the senior scientific officer for exotic animals at the rscpa. she gave us advice on what to do if you see a snake in the street and told us how the rspca deal with these incidents. the best thing to do if you see an exotic pet snake that you think has escaped, or been abandoned for any reason, is to monitor the snake. don't approach it, don't try and pick it up and just give the rspca a call. there are some species that are dangerous to humans, but the majority that we see picked up by the rspca are not dangerous.

lies double substructure but mostly point to this simply just a tad so anything the line you two at the moment is about it will be way. beyond where they don't act independently they quite surprised me i don't know who advises this government this days but i actually did what they did last week if they get anything far worse than what they've suffered on today they would make this trip it was for themselves it only so bring you in here because the international reaction to this is pretty varied we've seen demonstrations by m.p.'s in neighboring kenya we have question marks as to whether the commonwealth or even the african union will make any statements but the us certainly has and it says in its. text in its social media message that it decried the decried the brutal treatment of m.p.'s journalists and other security forces by the incumbent government and when you have musicians such as chris martin christy hein brian and the african great for me cutie also getting in weighing in on this arrest and the situation in uganda again there is concern there is a lot in the international realm

there's a lot of the good i could about had there been going to get a tad. nailed to the interest. of the man. limits. on what they can tell you about the debut hundred. ninety six. you're not. going to get a. manic. shellfish me. he does not got on the mother got it. in me. but it's good to see. i was not lost on the man's your head will explain to me to. shut the. subject. and not the bike but i got so fed up that going to get just in it was a serious subject after my. guts it must do because i think it must move on to some part of someone who cares if they don't hear something or see something like one psychotic minute but tell me it's not real you are going to get good of it up to see if you know some of the subtle. it's been given you could drop your son and say something like that. to make me don't go and then. you're not me. but us the jamaat do you get a set of four sort of from. your heart a hangin of bucky you'll be. dumped out of here. or don't go. all in on him. if. you're not simplistic at home like you got out of the. number now go would it be you have don't come in b

it may be a tad warmer in areas where we are getting a little more sunshine. 66 in san francisco ands over hayward. inland we have warm weather but not too hot. 91 for morgan hill, livermore 89, napa 87. temperatures make cool off a bit more going into sunday but then we have a pretty dramatic turn in the warm up coming our way. i will have your extended forecast in a bit, calling.>>> we are following that story in the east bay. there has been more violence at the macarthur b.a.r.t. station. two men were hurt after being stepped on the train. the search is underway for the person responsible.>> reporter: i spoke with b.a.r.t. officials this morning and they say they have not located the suspect yet. the b.a.r.t. train station did reopen last night. it is open this morning. apparently there was a fight that broke out on one of the trains and it spilled over onto the platform. that is where the possible stabbing occurred. officials say that two men approached b.a.r.t. police just before eight :00 last night. -- 8:00 last night. the two men showed the police their injuries. one had a la

juice out of here what makes an indigenous superhero fantasy what are the ingredients that you need tad to make them native fascination indigenous. well our one of the first ones i think is like a lot of a lot of superheroes in general suffer a loss and that always made such a big impact on me because i'm like well why. as indigenous people we have suffered so much loss and asked so why aren't we indigenous why aren't we superheroes yet like asking for a man who has lost this planet wonder woman lost her home because she had to leave quite a man lost his family and it's like why i think this is so it's so easily transferred to us i don't understand why we aren't heroes yet in that universe. so i don't know what you're saying there sonja about what you see a superhero having in their background but unfortunately our audience says too often they look like this this is a lean on twitter saying often they're limiting depictions of natives to old mystical indian or noble savage stereotypes and that's incredibly harmful and leads people to believe that we're stuck in the past and capable of a

or tad. . >> we can begin to normalize us this is dangerous. this is childish. it's unpresidential. >> it would be an unprecedented environmental catastrophe. >>nd we can't begin to normalize this. this is childish. this is unpresidential. >> this is it. the end of the presidential race and it feels like the end of the world. greg: it's easy to mock the suffering but i'm not. there is a whole triselling fear and they are calling it facts. that's another symptom. that the fear spreads faster than a cold sore from bill clinton. fear sells.ad so the media has replaced climate change with trump change. everything bad in this world is trump's fault. pick any bad news and you can trace it back to him. evenen stuff that happened befoe he was born. world war i, trump's fault. world war ii, trump's fault. swimming, trump's fault. the problem is things just keep getting better. we are doing better with north korea, gdp is up. consumer confidence is higher than obama's mom jeans. we have peace and prosperity yet other d networks see doomsday every day. he day is doomsday a

the accuweather 7-day forecast with the weekend heat and temperatures moderating a tad sunday and temperaturesend. >> i was going to say. i always look forward to saturday, but not necessarily 98. >> only if you're at the beach, it won't be so bad. >>> in sports, colin kaepernick still a man without a team and his collusion case against the nfl may have just taken a big hit. >>> following the giants-dodgers brawl the other night, we'r (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) ♪ ♪ (sound of footsteps) (sound of car door opening) (car door closes) (sound of engine starting) >>> going down the rio vista bridge on highway 12 and sacramento counties, it will be closed from 7:00 p.m. to 5:00 a.m. tomorrow. last week, the drawbridge got stuck in the upright position and got damaged. tonight, they will be testing ways to manually move that bridge. >>> colin kaepernick remains a man without a team. a lot of people believe he's being black-balled for protesting during the national anthem. denver broncos general manager, john elway said he offered him a

the first witness was another democratic political consultant, tad devine, the chief strategist for the democratic presidential candidate bernie sanders. also on the stand, an fbi agent who is expected to go through the nuts and bolts of what the fbi learned. >> the rocket docket. another big day. joining me now, crime and justice reporter shimon prokupecz and former federal prosecutor in new york's southern district, ellie honey. what do you make of the defense strategy? it's the first time we've seen what their strategy will be. it's a bold move to nail to pin this on gates. especially when gates could be, will be, a key witness in the other part of the trial here that manafort is facing in d.c. in charges related to russia. what do you make of it? >> poppy, we've seen the defense strategy and as a former prosecutor i'm underwhelmed. the defense seems to be it was everyone else but me. it was everyone else but paul manafort and i think that will be a hard sell for the jury because the facts are who built the business. who is rick gates' boss. who was jetting around the world with the

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and i think that's something that, you know, sometimes people who have been through that are a tad too modest to talk about putting their lives on the line, which is what you did and a lot of people did. so, it's really important to put that in context. [applause] mark: peter and i have talked over the last few months. you were in law school when this was going on. i haven't asked you this question. i'm going to ask you since we're up here. before we get to bobby kennedy and the period that kind of led to the poor people's campaign, so what about where you were in 1960, when you were a student and watching the news about people like bernard lafayette and others on the freedom rides? prof. edelman: well, just that. i didn't get deeply involved in all of these things until i went to work for robert kennedy in 1964. so, i was finishing law school. certainly cheering on and understanding the courage and the importance of what bernard and others did, but i was on the -- on a -- on the way to being a lawyer. i clerked for a couple of judges. and the place where it begins to come together is

just a tad cooler for wednesday and warming backup on thursday.ay. 80s around the bay. back to you. >>> summer vacation came to an end today for thousands of students in oakland public schools. they headed back to class. students were in class a week earlier than last year. the district says the earlier start avoids pay delays for teachers and matches up better with schedules at the area colleges. some students take colleges -- take classes at the colleges and receive dual credit. >> it will be good to start early and and at a decent time. we are excited. i think it will be fine. >> it is an exciting time. of students at more than -- martin luther king elementary received new backpacks to get them started for the year. wells fargo brought their iconic stagecoach. students were able to take rides before the first bell. bu and vandalism. >>> of next, the giants and dodgers were matched up in a tight ballgame down in la. mark is up next with who came out on top in this one. next is sports. xfinity mobile is a new wireless network designed to save you

haidi: hitting a record high, looking maybe just a tad , a little bit of dollar weakness they are, theindex down by about 2/10 of 1%. sydney futures, it looks like we are on track for a fifth day of gains, trading at the highest 8 is what weand .730 are seeing. that did take a tumble with the expectations that a rate hike before september 19 -- you can take a look, push down to just majorom about 80% after lenders are expected to raise mortgage rates imminently. all right, let's take a look at what we should be watching as trading gets underway. out with a 14% rebound in the shanghai composite. this is like throwing a dart at the wall, isn't it? the chinese markets? >> yes, you certainly have to be brave to make a call on the chinese markets. referring toy are is the decline, and the rebound we have seen in august, and in some ways, that is giving them a bit of comfort. what they are really saying, the people arethat unfairly mispricing a downturn in the economy and that they are over doing that, that the market really needs to dial back some of that activity, and this is on the back o

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picture is mixed we have ftse 100 lagging a bit below that 7600 mark again, about five points weaker a tad weaker on the day. ftse mib now shifted to negative territory. again, a lot of questions about the future of atlantia there, the ongoing discussions between the government and that company. generally speaking european markets are starting off moderate a bit of a lackluster session. mixed so far let's switch and look at foreign exchange today the theme is one of dollar strength greenback strength is showing up we have euro trading weaker to the tune of 0.15%. cable is a bit weaker to the tune of about 0.25%. there again what's weighing on that is the ongoing discussions about brexit it looks like they'll have to postpone the timing of a potential deal, if it does happen, to november. time is running out. let's talk about u.s. futures. the major news out yesterday is that of paul manafort and michael cohen. and we saw a bit of a dip in u.s. equities after the close. today the dow is about 80 points lower, off the all-time intraday high as far as the s&p is concerned. sill actually on tr