at the end of a long day we put back out to sea in captain will jacobs fishing boat no visitors complete without a trip to the seal called in these. harbor seals and rare grey seals bost in the evening sun as laid back as most everything else some speak of the green knight and . time now to disclose the winner of this week's a drop now we have asked you what you would take to a desert island here's some of the answers our viewers sent in oh no for india is from sri lanka would take his wife with him and francisco martinez from venezuela his middle and danielle sierra from hunter s. chose a special japanese and knife and christina kind of from bucharest would take sunscreen quite a wise choice but the winner is linearly intel from germany who would take her cat with her very cute cat. congratulations you've won yourself a euro max watch. when it is hot outside like it is here in berlin and also in many parts of europe right now the appetite tends to wane so fish is always a good summer alternative to a hearty meal for today's all our cards we're going to sample a special team from norther

a professional wrestler will be the next mayor of knox county tennessee. republican glenn jacobs beat the opposing democratic nominee into haiti in the heavily republican area. most fans know jacobs by his wrestling name, kane. he's a former heavyweight champion. one of the longest tenured performers in wwe history. he is 51 years old and also runs an insurance and real estate company in tennessee. jacobs will take over as mayor of knox county september 1 for previously he said he will not rule out a special appearance in the wrestling ring. . >>> a man is seen taking up skirt photos of women and girls . up next, watch what happens as the victims father helps get him into custody. . >>> president trump renews and in some ways intensifies his attacks on the news media. i'm in washington and we will have more on that in just a minute. >>> good morning and welcome back. it is friday, august 3. i'm dave clark. rosemary is right here in her office. >> can you say it again? it is friday. >> it is friday. >> happy friday to you. a cool down for the weekend. temperatures dropping off a l

jacob: the damage seen in the data, it will be too late. a much more serious subject then the interest rate. the trade war in a world which is so interconnected, the trade war is another element of the attack against globalization. another element of fragmentation. in a world which is so interconnected, one needs to join hands, rather than argue with each other. i think that history shows, and it is not emphasized enough, that trade has produced tremendous benefits to millions for thee, especially poor. it has elevated with his of people all over the world, especially in emerging economies, out of poverty. however, there are of course, losers. they will have to be addressed, and they will need to be addressed through retraining programs, adjustment assistance, but let us face it. trade has benefited millions, that is the point. we have examples in history of how tariffs here in the united states which were supposed to help the weak part of society, have generated may be the great depression. it is a very slippery slope. kathleen: i have a q

jacob will give us an introduction to the substance of our talk here today. >> we are excited to be able to share our research with you through the capital historical societies summer lecture series. 1973, david mayhew posited members primary, although not only goal, is reelection. this comes with several lines of inquiry. in order for members to be reelected they must connect with constituents and demonstrate policy or institutional successes. in order to gain power within the house or senate or to win on policy issues for the constituents members have to know what their constituents want. member constituent communications serves a vital role in representative government. if information about legislative activity cannot easily flow from members to constituents citizens will be left incapable of drawing policy judgments. if constituents cannot easily communicate with members congressional action is less likely to reflect the actions of the governed. constituent communication is one of the basic building blocks of rep democracy. this cartoon imagines what it might look like if a social me

our next guest says things will get worse for getting better. kierkegaard. jacoboining us. if you like a roller coaster ride for the lira, you are getting one. not just in the past week or two, but in the past few hours. the latest line was the country was going to limit swaps. what do you think this is as a lightbulb moment for turkey? jacob: i hope it is, but i will also say that judging from the comments over the weekend from president erdogan, i am not quite certain that the top leadership in enter a -- ingres -- i mean a full-blown financial crisis which as i look given where the lira is, you can impose capital control and the like, but i think all roads need to be met. that will not be pleasant. doesn't wantogan an international bailout. what can change his mind? jacob: you are going to see a cascade of domestic reforms. turkey has 180 billion or so in short-term debt, foreign debt repayment over the next 12 pay -- 12 months. most of it is corporate. , for a country its size, a low exchange reserve. rising -- ate is a a time of rising u.s. interest rates. he

our nicole jacobs will have their story.surrounding google after an investigation to discover the internet giant is tracking your location without your permission and even when you don't think it is. ahead at 5:00 tonight, how it's getting t information and what you may be able to doo not be tracked. i think you guysiore in the st the thing about tv, we always know where we are. >> we're easy to track. >> thanks a lot, jim i >> see you just a bit here. >> let's get back to our team coverage of the weathow. we're in weather alert mode. >> doug and amelia are monitoring severe thunderstorm warnings for some f you right now. where are they moving? >> continuing to tra these righ now and putting them in motion. we're watching them become severe aroundhe d.c. metro area. >> we're tracking very heavy wind outside our studios. two severe thunderstorm warnings out there rignd now tracking a flood warning back in pardons of madison and rappahannock and culpepper county. >> two severe thunderstorm warnings going until 5:0 and waiting

the question is will it work once on the or will it actually did become it will forward it because karen is this just about jacob zuma and his dealings with the group to family and how much sway they held over him or somehow the a.n.c. itself is under scrutiny. i think one of the things that the commission is going to be looking at quite closely is the so-called capture of a number of state owned enterprises including our state power utility is scum defense company did now transnet which was a well way agency now they're mobs of many involved in this alleged caption so-called corruption are massive and the impact to ricky on the lives of poor south africans we cannot forget for a moment that south africa is one of the most unequal if not the if the most unequal country in the world more than half of our population lives in poverty and so this kind of issue of money being raced it out of the hands of into teas that are supposed to serve the poor but are instead being used on the allegations or suggestions of evidence contained in today about incentives report being lined being used to line the couple the pockets

monument drive and monument way will be closed for the investigation. nicole jacobs is going to the scene. we get the live information coming up here.h >>> the sea continues for a pennsylvaniaan wanted for threatening to kill champion. authorities believe he has stolen two weeks. allegedly threatened to kill a district attorney in june. that's around time he threatened to shoot the president. he was spotted on saturday, driving a jeeper ee. then, driving a ston red pickup. the truck has a pennsylvania license platemb . zgl-2845. thers a $20,000 award that leads to his arrest. >>> apoompassionate re from the community. >> these guys are not leaving. i' going to walk through t back. >> that's a facebook live video posted on sunday. he is facingharges for threatening everyone he encountered that night and for refusing to let people in the mosque in springfield. we're told he began to ram in the parking lot. when police arrived, he allegedly drove toward the cruiser. apparently he has been coing the mosque since he was a child. the folks there sayomething is wrong. >> al

there will be a deal and it will go down to the wire, but jacob rees—mogg thinks we could go under thely there will be a deal and it will be last minute. it will be midnight. do you think the process will help to achieve that, rachel, anyway in which this might actually focused the minds of it? no, i mean, as we can see, now we have the cabinet not just divided over the negotiations but divided over the process of preparing for no deal, and actually i think when it comes down to the wire, you know, maybe theresa may will come away with a deal from the eu, but at that state parliament has to vote for it and the reality is there is no majority for anything in parliament. and certainly there is no constituency for the high brexit that theresa may seems to want to get. she doesn't seem to want to face down the fundamentalist in her cabinet. that is the scenario we will see happen in parliament. they will see happen in parliament. they will vote it down. if there is anything... if in any way it causes the kind of damage to the economy, jobs, people's livelihoods that is threatening to do. i

it will be men of jacob schweitzer's brigade, they end up in the south end facing two different directions on an angle. i want to show you the monument to the fourth michigan, a famous story that comes out from the they are deployed in this low land and as they are standing there, a sergeant will look to his kernel and say, we are pointed the wrong direction, because they keep getting shot in the back. they confederates are coming around another side. the peach orchard has fallen. the battle is turning into a seesaw action and in the middle that, the fourth michigan regiment, their flag is captured by some georgians. when their kernel leaps forward, sword in hand to take back the flag. there is a famous painting, a modern painting about this taking place. jeffers will be been aided by the confederates -- bayonetted by the confederates. he is the highest ranking officer to be killed by bayonet. his last words are "mother, m other, mother." the youngest union colonel killed here at the battle is 23 years old, in charge of the 13th pennsylvania reserves. he will be killed in the area of the r

jacob joins us now. explain to our audience of the sequence here of the u.s. has to agree with mexico before canada willm i right on that? jacob: that seems to be the case. i think what is happened is that the u.s. has found that it is easier to deal with mexico before the new administration starts, and then bring in canada. we have seen a lot of back and forth. we have seen negotiations nearly blow up over a number of issues. i don't want to speculate what the prospects are and what might actually happen. tom: who has the power in these difficult negotiations? jacob: in principle, the u.s. has the power. it is the largest economy and population. can workd canada together in some situations. i think the u.s. can put a lot of pressure on, but the question is more what are the interest groups in the u.s. saying and owng, because trump's instincts are different than a lot of the interest groups supporting him. guy: let's say nafta gets done. once it gets done, where does attention shift next? fear, in the economics think the question is does the u.s. look to specific partners to try and revive any of the p

but it doesn't have powers to arrest anybody or seize assets it will examine claims of fraud in the public sector during former president jacob zuma time in office zuma was accused of being under the influence of the wealthy gupta family it's estimated billions of dollars of state funds were stolen using corrupt practices from of the miller reports from johannesburg. the commission of inquiry is expected to hold public hearings until november this year and the commission could continue its work for another two years so this is just it's early days in terms of what south africans may find out in terms of these allegations of corruption that reached the highest level former president jacob zuma and just how far he might have been involved in these allegations the role he played with regard to an influential family here in south africa. who are alleged to have used their political connections to benefit themselves both politically and financially we are expecting to see quite important witnesses come forward during the week ranging from the former deputy finance minister of south africa who alleges that he was offered a bribe of

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the gentlemen arrested will face a judge here. >> nicole jacobs outside of d.c.uperior court. >>> as more students return to the classroom, the i-team isfo workinyou, asking how protected are your schools. >> they are looking where school resource officers are in our district. there's a growing number ofs offict fewer than safety advocates say are needed. >> reporter: the d. region has hundreds ofrechool ource police officers. from fauquier county to d.c. many counties are hoping to add more. but many major localchool districts are falling below a national standard.al the nation association of school resource officers at recommends every school have an officer and one full-time resource officer for every 1,000 students. the i-team found nearly 40 local high schools are close to that recommendation, having more than 2,000 kids and just 1 police of icer on the beat. >> the reality is, we need so many more of these officers. our school system continues to grow and our populatio continues to extoode. >> repo apaf our full i-team news investigation, we go on the beat

and we will be joined tonight by reporter jacob soboroff to explain what set that federal judge off today. meanwhile, donald trump is back at his own golf club in new jersey. he's going to stay there for two more weeks. we learned that from rudy giuliani, who now claims that trump will, once and for all announce whether he's doing that much-discussed interview with special counsel robert mueller, who himself was busy wrapping the first week of the trial with trump campaign chairman, paul manafort. that's not only the only legal news. remember all that drama over the first publication to ever relates infamous trump dossier? it was the website buzzfeed. they made the lawsuit. law sues ensued. i don't know if you heard about this yet but it's potentially significant. news broke there is a judge who's going to greenlight fascinating fact finding in this case. buzzfeed will be able to pursue legally james comey and other key federal officials to depose them under oath, all of this to address some of the questions we've all been wondering, like, how did that dossier make its way not only into t

alleged corruption of the highest levels of government they will investigate claims of fraud in the public sector during former president jacobzuma us time in office it's like into last up to two years and will focus on the gupta brothers head one who headed one of the country's largest corporations they're accused of using influence over soon what's a secure political appointments and government contracts and neither will is in johannesburg and has more. the start of the commission of inquiry into state capture of the chairperson of the commission chief deputy chief justice raman sondra indicated that he hasn't been as much cooperation from state departments as the commissioner would have liked at least. there are men this does that we have had to deal with and that ministerial level is those that we have dealt with have been very supportive of them very corporate but sometimes there are challenges with regard to the shallows we have had delays. in. the dealings of the commission with the national treasury. over the past few months. so much so that. on two occasions i've had to. ask the minister of finance to intervene this

and we will be joined tonight by reporter jacob soboroff to explain what set that federal judge off todayat his own golf club in new jersey. he's going to stay there for two more weeks. we learned that from rudy giuliani, who now claims that trump will, once and for all announce whether he's doing that much-discussed interview with special counsel robert mueller, who himself was busy wrapping the first week of the trial with trump campaign chairman, paul

corruption at the highest levels of government the hearing will investigate claims of fraud in the public sector during former president jacob zuma as time in office the trumpet ministration is having trouble finding the deported parents of hundreds of children who remain in government care the children had been taken from their parents after they crossed the border this spring a judge ordered the family separations to end but reuniting them has been a problem how did you castrate a small. since being deported to guatemala two months ago or donna's lopez's lifeline has been her telephone each ring brings hope she'll hear the voice of her seventeen year old son jordan calling from two thousand kilometers away i always ask if he's ok he says yes but as his mother i know that's not true because he tells me mom my experience has been very difficult i never thought he'd be so far from me and he's heard mother and son had left quite a mullet together in may at the u.s. border they used a raft to cross into the country then they turned themselves into u.s. border patrol. i thought i would find hope but instead i found this very cru

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assaults, sikh men have wrongly been assumed to be muslims,oc ngly, and for sure, they will be exploring that angle. >> jacobthank you. >>> now to a getting a lot of attention. vice president mike pence sketching outet thels for a new branch of the u.s. military. president trump's proposed space force. nbc's chief white house correspondent hallie jackson has the latest on that. hallie, good morning to you. >> hey, craig, good morning! rted off as dea s kind of a surprise from president trump months ago, but now it isne step closer to reality. the president tweeting, "space force all the way," as he hopes to take the armed services to infinity and beyond. >> reporter: one small step for man, one giant leap for the military. >> you will have the space force. that's where it's at, space. space force! people love . >> reporter: now that space force is a step closer to becominghe sixth branch of service, the first newh b of the military since the air force split from t army in 1947. the goal, to have it up and running by 2020 with the trump administration hoping to reorganize existing space programs and personnel

will be held at the washington national cathedral. let's just watch for a moment. s. >>> colonel jack jacobs is with me as we watch the casket being loaded toward the plane. all along he was a military man, he had those values. this wasn't revenge or this wasn't getting back at people or not doing something because it was done to him. this is a guy who really believed in the goodness of humanity. >> well, i think we know he was vociferous about his opposition to waterboarding and other forms of torture in order to extract information. he knew from his own experience that if you're going to do that, likely as not you're going to wind up getting bad information. the prisoner will tell you whatever he thinks it will take to get you to stop and the whole idea of torturing people to get information doesn't make any sense to him. but i've also spoken to other people that were in prison with him and he would have thought that in any case, whether he had been tortured or not, that he was that kind of guy who would come to the conclusion that it wouldn't make any sense to torture anybody whether he w

. >> jacob soboroff, i know you will keep us posted on the mom her daughter. >> joshua johnson, thank you so much for being on the program. >> thanks chris. >>> we are watching the courthouse in alexandria where manafort's trial is in that unusual recess. we'll keep you posted on what we learn why this recess happened. >> and democrats are not backing nancy pelosi. >> the best way to show your opposition for the president, vote for a democrat, we got the debate. ...by just calling or going online to geico.com. (harmonica interrupts) (sighs and chuckles) sorry, are you gonna... (harmonica interrupts) everytime. geico. 15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance. come hok., babe. nasty nighttime heartburn? try new alka-seltzer pm gummies. the only fast, powerful heartburn relief plus melatonin so you can fall asleep quickly. ♪ oh, what a relief it is! . >>> right now we are keeping a close house in alexandria, of the trial of paul manafort's. this is an unusual recess according to legal officials. we got a note from our producer if the court. he says at the beginning of the r

lause ]s and a absolutely one of our favorites. [ cheers and applause ] we also will be joined by msnbc correspondent jacoboff who's been doing incredible work down at the border. i'm so happy he's here, and also her moving new novel, "the great believers" is available now, rebecca makkai joins us tonight, so you're here for a great show. t,cheers and applause ] before we get to tresident trump has once again falsely accused the fbi of spying on him, but it turns t there was one person who really did secretly tape trump, his own lawyer. for more on this, it's time for "a closer look." ♪ [ cheers andpplause ] >> sh: the president is faci an intense political backlash over his press conference last week with vladimir putin. his administration still has thousands of migrant children eiiled and separated from parents, and his personal fixer michael cohen might be cooperating with federal investigators. so naturally trump had decided the appropriate response is to threaten a war with iran. >> president trump is once again threatening the annihilation of a country very late last night. eeted out in all capitals,

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alleged corruption at the highest levels of government hearing will investigate claims of fraud in the public sector during former president jacob zuma time in office it's likely to last up to two years and will focus on the gupta brothers who had one of the country's largest corporations there accused of using influence to secure political appointments and government contracts. malaysia's prime minister wants to consul billions of dollars worth of deals with china as part of plans to cut his country's national debt to him how much it has been meeting the chinese president jiang in beijing that he has already suspended energy and rail projects that was signed by his predecessor. lazy as national debt is at around two hundred fifty billion dollars. also to get tiny to understand the problems being feast by militia day and night and all that and i believe that and we look sympathetically through it's a problem that we had to resolve and perhaps have us in dissolving some of. the physical problems so. i think this visit to china has been very proof. well it's an hour from our reporter ajor brown who's in beijing. malaysia is china'

jacob frankel, this will be his 34th trip.id the fed should raise rates despite everything going on, despite trump tweets. however, he thinks what could happen from the trade war is important to fed deliberations, and they could realize what is going on too late. >> when it is in the data, it will be too late and we will have lost. this is a much more serious subject than another piece of the interest rates. >> there you have it. we will see what jerome powell says tomorrow. we will have interviews throughout the day. there will be a lot to get guidance from as this whole symposium wraps up. haidi: that crucial speech from jerome powell. a lot going on. kathleen hays there had jackson hole for us. hopefully taking time to enjoy the beautiful panorama. bloomberg users can interact with charts using gtv , catch up on key analysis and saved them for your future reference. this is bloomberg. ♪ ♪ rishaad: we are back. half-year profits at their highest since 2014, the price of crude going up, also expecting to meet capital expe

will now be 20%, steel 50%. our relations with turkey are not good at this time. for more on how this could shake out, we welcome jacob kierkegaard from the peterson institute for international economics. seemed -- erdogan seemed pretty defiant. jacob: i do not think that we should be under any illusions that this strategy, which is a nationalistic one to blame the ongoing becoming economic hardship in turkey will buy him more time. ultimately, i believe he ends up at the imf but it could be quite a few months from now. kevin: this is literally the castro playbook. he is trying to double down an appeal to his base. he has the worst performing currency of the year. numbers do not lie. data does not lie. what is his end goal? jacob: i don't think he has a strategy. if you go out at this point and ask your political supporters to donate their hard currency and gold for the national treasury, which is essentially what he is doing, you do not have a strategy. when you say the markets might have dollars, we have our faith, you are basically hoping that something will happen. you do not know quite what it is: -- what it is.

will be an emotional day for a griing d.c. mother. >> she could learn more about the murder of her ughter. nicole jacobs is live outside d.c. superior court wit the latest. nicole? > eun and aaron, makiyah wilson's mother will have an opportunity to lay eyes on the man police believe was involved in her 10-year-old daughter's murder. investigators are making this arrest and issuing a parewarranr the arrest of this man. this is a previous mug shot of quentin michals. police released video of four men jumping out of a car and random sprayingullets into a crowd of people in northeast d.c. in july. 20-year-old quentin thomas was t arrestedday and will face a judge today. little makyiyah. there was outrage from the family and her community. her mother believess this a stop towards justice. >> keep fighting. keep don't give up on my baby. if anybody knows anything, come forward. i'm going to do everything as her mom t walk the streets and get justice for my baby. >> reporter: two gunmen ared expec be identified. back to you. >> nicole jacobs, live for us this morning. thank you. >>> we have breaigng news now at 6:35. earning new d

in for structure investment in the u.s., china, and india will rise 7.8% year on year over the next 10 years. jacobsin 25 countries. take a look at the bloomberg. i have got the s&p 500 industrials index. that jacobs in cheering has been outperforming all of them. jec and our is thanks to a much under with our stock of the hour. mark: stocks down for the third day. bigger advanced than it appears for the ftse 100, sterling down, cac lower. investors choosing to focus on the escalation of words between china and the u.s.. coming got gdp data later this week, sterling down against the dollar. liam fox suggesting there is a 60% chance of a no deal scenario between the u.k. sterling down by .4% today. boardfinish with the bond , as we finish out on the close. ♪ retail. under pressure like never before. and it's connected technology that's moving companies forward fast. e-commerce. real time inventory. virtual changing rooms. that's why retailers rely on comcast business to deliver consistent network speed across multiple locations. every corporate office, warehouse and store near or far covered. leaving

alleged corruption at the highest levels of government hearing will investigate claims of fraud in the public sector during former president jacob zuma his time in office the commission was established in march to investigate allegations that a powerful family from india influence zuma to give them government contracts for me the miller has this update for us. at the start of the commission of inquiry into state capture of the chief us. son of the commission chief deputy chief justice raymond sondra indicated that they it hasn't been as much cooperation from state departments as the commissioner would have liked at this stage there are men this does that we have had to deal with and that ministerial level of those that we have dealt with have been very supportive of been very corporate active but sometimes there are challenges with regard to well fishtails we have had delays. in. the dealings of the commission with the national treasury. over the past few months. so much so that on two occasions i've had to. ask the minister of finance to intervene this for many could raise questions possibly around how effective the inquiry cou

glen jacobs, the wwe wrestler known as cane will be the new mayor of knox county, tennessee. w mayor. when he's not in the ring, jacobs a conservative republican also runs an insurance and real estate company. he handling defeated his democratic opponent in yesterday's election. he won't rule out a special wrestling appearance in the future. >>> fans went nuts. ahead, he tries a shiggy challenge, plus a safety warning from a man who starltded it ought online. over the last 24 hours, you finished preparing him for college. in 24 hours, you'll send him off thinking you've done everything for his well-being. but meningitis b progresses quickly and can be fatal, sometimes within 24 hours. while meningitis b is uncommon, about 1 in 10 infected will die. like millions of others, your teen may not be vaccinated against meitit b strikes q. be quick to talk to your teen's doctor about a meningitis b vaccine. and help you feel more strength & energy in just 2 weeks. i'll take that. ensure high protein, with 16 grams of protein and 4 grams of sugar. ensure® with 16 grams of protein and 4

. >>> a professional wrestler will be the next mayor of knox county tennessee. republican glenn jacobs democratic nominee linda haley most fans of the wwe no jacobs by his wrestling name, kane. he is a former heavyweight champion, one of the longest tenured performers in wwe history . the 51-year-old also runs an insurance and real estate company in tennessee and he will take over as mayor of knox county on september 1. >>> the maker of the madden nfl video game is apologizing after editing out colin kaepernick's name from a rap song using the game. redwood city-based electronic arts says it did not intended to emit kaepernick's name from the song . the song features the lyric that says i'm more colin kaepernick. as a twitter user pointed out someone cut that line from the song. ea sports claims it was a mistake and that they are updating the game to include the kaepernick reference again. >>> people living in one lake county community were told to leave their homes immediately. the reason they are no strangers to evacuations. >>> the trump administration's attacks on the media intensi

alleged corruption at the highest levels of government the hearing will investigate claims of for the public sector during former president jacob zuma is time in office the commission has a staff of mosque to investigate allegations of powerful family of origin from india influenced to give them government contracts family the miller has the subject for us. at the start of the commission of inquiry into state capture of the chief of the commission chief deputy chief justice raman saundra indicated that they it hasn't been as much cooperation from state departments as the commissioner would have liked at this stage. there are ministers that we have had to deal with and that ministerial level of those that we have dealt with have been very supportive of been very cool or protective but sometimes there are challenges with regard to wealthy shows we have had delays. in. the dealings of the commission with the national treasury. over the past few months. so much so that. i've had. to interview this for many could raise questions possibly around how effective the inquiry could be and if prosecutions could come out of the recommendati

will need more love from the dogs. >> reporter: with more than 1000 homes already destroyed it is help that is desperately needed. jacob gray is also ready to open his home for free. this is an the first time. >> during the santa rosa fires we had a family stay with us people were in trouble and they needed help. this woman that contacted me, i could tell she was in desperate need of help. she said i don't have anywhere to go, i need help. would you be interested in doing it for free? i said yes. >> reporter: now he hopes to help another family. all to bring a little light to a dark situation. >> i think most people want to help. i think most people feel like they don't know what they can do. right? i rent out my room constantly. i have people coming in here all the time. to me it is easy to do. >> that was jessica lynch reporting. also under the program air b&b is waiving all booking fees and other charges to the host. >>> unfortunately, bad news to start your day as far as traffic in the bay bridge. >> they have a police investigation of a deadly shooting that happened sometime after 2:00 this morning on the bay brid

jacobs live for us. nicole, thankom you. >>>g up, storm team 4 wille possibleortrong could move through the area today. rt> we're expecting more drama in theroom this morning as paul manafort's former business partner takes the stand for a third day. rick gates detailed crimes he says he committed in manafort's name. defense attorneys say gates can't be trusted. >> nick i carvajal has more from capitol hill.s what the defense strategy here? >> good morning. what the defense is trying to do is attack rick gates' credibility. they started this yesterday. the attacks got reall personal. they made him admit on the stand to an extra marital affair and talked about the lengths he went to keep it a secret, including the secret apartmentn ndon. he also talked more about how he admits that he stole from his boss, paul manafort and that at one point he lied to the special counsel. they're really t tryingo raise questions about why he decided to flip and cooperate with them when he's admitting to some of the same cmes that paul manafort is now being charged with

and the deputy chief justice of south africa will be investigating allegations of corruption against government officials, including former president jacoby don‘t come forward, that doesn‘t help this commission and that doesn‘t help this country. one of the most explosive allegations that this commission will be investigating is the allegation by the former deputy finance minister. he alleged that the gupta family offered him the job of finance minister, and this is how he put it. members of the gupta family offered me the position of minister of finance to replace another man. i rejected this out of hand. the basis of my rejection of their offer is that it makes a mockery of our hard—earned democracy. the trust of our people, and no one apart from the president of the republic appoints ministers. but the guptas and former president jacob zuma deny any wrongdoing. they say they‘re being targeted. he repeatedly told parliamenty that he‘s done nothing wrong. don't ask me. where do i come in? i had no business with that. and so the denials did notjust come from the former president, they also came from his son. listen to what he told me in

but, above all, john mccain will be remembered as a patriarch, hero, an american original. joining me now is jack jacobsc military analyst and congressman for the sixth district, ryan costello. let me go to you first, colonel jacobs. the captivity, the imprisonment, the p.o.w. status of john mccain for five years, are you, yourself, given medals for your bravery in vietnam, did you and senator mccain ever discuss his captivity and what he went through and how it impacted and affected the rest of his life? >> yeah, we did. we talked about it from time-to-time. i knew a lot of people in prison with him who said, despite the fact that senator mccain had caved, eventually, they found his breaking point, he, himself, said that, he was among the bravest people they ever met. these were brave people, themselves. we had an interesting conversation about the whole notion of getting killed or captured, shot down and so on. he says, you know, you never think it is going to happen to you. then it happens to you. there's this period of short period of disbelief until you realize, yeah, it is happening to you. he ste

will be change, and probably something that will speed the changes the new governance of south africa, i think he's going to be a lot less patient. and maybe jacobt mugabe. what about the new president—elect, he was already the president effectively as a result of the coup last november, which they said was not a coup, but everyone else does. they have applied to return to the commonwealth. is that potential leverage that could be used? that sort of thing can always be used as leverage but i really question whether we should enter into such discussions with someone who was not just a parliamentary colleague or cabinet colleague of robert mugabe, he was his right—hand man, he was his hard man for a good chunk of time in the office, especially as a minority. i also think mdc has also asked genuine objective questions that even if they get ruled against in court, people on the electoral roll aged more than 140, in court, people on the electoral rollaged more than 140, i in court, people on the electoral roll aged more than 140, i know in a country where president can get his 90s, country where president can get his 905, it country where president c