in new york is mike collins, bob michele, head of the global fixed income currencies and commodities group at jpmorgan asset management, plus from london marilyn watson , from blackrock. guys, great to have you with us. let's begin with where the odds are for the race for fed chair. the number one spot now seemingly is jay powell. but then at the number two spot, if you look at the two front runners, it is reportedly jay powell and john taylor. the spread between those two is, me, mike, isfor really quite wide. mike: in the last few days powell's odds have really soared in the marketplace, because he is probably the one most conducive to a more continuation of existing policies. more of a certainty, less of an unknown. less risk to the markets. taylor is a little bit of a wildcard. jonathan: how are you thinking about this at the moment? bob: i will take jay powell, because he is a moderate. i think he will be good for asset prices. i fear john taylor, kevin warsh. i would really want gary cohn in there. it does not look like he is in the race anymore. jonathan: explain to me why you

. >> there we are. thank you. >> thank you. >>> senator bob corker chooses his words very, very carefully. he had several days to decide what he was going to say when the trump attack on him finally came. and that attack came yesterday. and bob corker hit back much harder than the president hit him. >> we could be heading towards world war ii with these kind of comments that he's making. >> could be the calm before the storm. >> what storm, mr. president? >> you'll find out. >> he's just putting on an act. >> essentially saying the emperor has no clothes. >> calling the trump white house a reality show and an adult day care center. >> the entire interview demonstrates he questions his fitness as commander in chief. >> he is a valued member of the republican conference and turning to the budget next week. he will be a big help in helping us get it passed. >> and he just walks away. >> they want the weeny tax bill done so badly they won't listen to him screaming that we are at risk of world war iii. >> this is past time for members of the united states senate, particularly in the

♪ announcer: from our studios in new york city, this is charlie rose. charlie: bob cheevers has been at cbs studios since 1969. he has covered the major beats and washington including the pentagon, white house, congress and state department. for 24 years he was the anchor of "face the nation." he retired in he has eight emmys 2015. and has been named a living legend by the library of congress. his latest book is called : finding the truth in news." deluge of i spoke with him last week in new york. here is that conversation. [applause] bob: it is worth coming appeared just to get introduced by charlie. the first thing you notice, he does not have his boots on tonight, he has is purple socks. those are the colors of ptu. every morning he gets up and puts on purple socks. you know why? >> why? >> i did not plan at this way, but when tcu went to the rose bowl five years ago, it was a -- we had not been there since 1937, it was a big deal. i was trying to think of something to say that nobody else has said and i said, if you guys win, i will wear purple socks for the rest of my life.

for children, and explaining why he regrets supporting him. tennessee's bob corker calling trump's visit to the hill a photo op. for his part, the president has done what he's prone to do, start tweeting. he has gone after corker five times on twitter. that's nothing, though, compared to the number of times we've seen bob corker go after the president on tv. >> i've seen no evolution in an upward way. matter of fact, i would say it appears to me that it's almost devolving. >> you supported the president. do you regret that now? >> what do you think? it appears to be the governing model of this white house to purposely divide. >> is the president of the united states a liar? >> the president has great difficulty with the truth on many issues. much of what he says is untrue. some of that, you wouldn't be able to check. he's utterly untruthful. i want him to support diplomatic efforts. not embarrass and really malign efforts that are under way. >> if you compare the white house to an adult day care center. he said he's putting us perhaps on the path to world war iii and said most of y

this at the moment? bob: i will take jay powell because he is a moderate. i fear john taylor, kevin warsh. i really want gary cohn in their. jonathan: why would you really want gary cohn? bob: i think it is time to get in markets practitioner into the fed seat and balance the econometric models of the ivory towers with the real world we all have to deal with. jonathan: i don't the guy ever anyone talk about gary cohen for weeks. bob: i thought i would serve him in when you gave me the airtime. jonathan: marilyn, as he said around with the guys of blackrock anticipating the decision that could come any day now, how you approach a decision like this? marilyn: you have to look at the probability we are looking at what the market is pricing in. when you look it all the different candidates, a lot is known about several of them. potentially at taylor and how hawkish he will be, i think it's overplayed. when you look at the list of candidates, some on the more hawkish side, but actually it is one person that will be leading the fed with a will have one vote. they will be leading a committ

bob corker. the chairman of the foreign relations committee telling reporters that this president of the united states debases the country. it's been a remarkable morning. we have been covering it all here on msnbc as the president and bob corker engage in what you could call a back-and-forth, but this seems to be largely one-sided. senator corker mincing no words, saying he regrets supporting donald trump for president, making no secret of this, just two hours before trump is set to head over to capitol hill for what was going to be a unity lunch. not sure what it will be now. i want to bring in amber phillips and jonathan swan. we'll talk about this along with garrett haake on capitol hill and kristen welker on the white house north lawn. kristen, very quickly, before we go back to the hill for reaction from garrett. this is remarkable. >> reporter: that is the only word for it. it is truly remarkable. this is the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee. as you pointed out, they are about to meet over tax reform. bob corker as in recent weeks really picked up his critici

on the menu right now. republican senator bob corker speaking out on the morning shows, on a couple morning shows, criticized the president and called today's visit to the hill more of a photo op than anything of substance. did not sit well with the president. he fired back, of course, on twitter saying the retiring corker cooperate get elected dog catcher in tennessee. it's tough. also calling him a lightweight. but then this happened. corker unloads. >> four times he encouraged me to run, told me he would endorse me. i don't know. it's amazing. unfortunately i think world leaders are very aware, much of what he says is untrue, and people here are because these things are provably untrue. they're factually incorrect and people know the difference. i don't know why he lowers himself to such a low, low standard and debases our country in the way that he does but he does. you know, look, i don't like responding. i -- you can let him go unanswered but and it's just not me, we don't do tweets like that, we've responded twice to untruths, but it's unfortunate our nation finds itself in t

bitter lawsuit with uber. joining us is our guest was for the hour, bob mcdonnell, president of technalysis research. thateported months ago this was possible are now it is official. what does this mean? >> it is amazing, the about-face on alphabet. they invested in uber back in ck15 went uber was doing bla cars. they were way ahead of things. the relationship has totally deteriorated. amazing. emily: they also have a stake in uber's success. if there were a massive exit from alphabet would benefit greatly. you can see both sides of it. clearly the industry is growing and why not have stakes in both? on the other hand, it is kind of a zero-sum game. there traditionally used the money to spend on subsidies against each other. it is like taking money out of your pocket and lighting in on fire because they keep using it to gain market share. emily: bob, is that fair? is. i'm not sure that it i may disagree with eric on this one. it is still not ubiquitous. many market grows when there are strong competitors. 2 strong companies helps raise all boats, i would argue. certainly there i

senator bob kocorker helpe president obama on the iran deal when that's not true? >> senator corker wrote the legislation that -- flawed iran deal as a treaty in the senator. corker's deal rolled out the credit for the obama administration gaining congressional approval without the necessary votes, he may not have voted for it, but he certainly helped make it happen. >> he didn't vote for it. >> but he did allow it to take place. >> as i said before, i wouldn't use "the washington post" as my source, jeff. you should know that. >> the white house is clearly not telling the truth on this. why has the president continually saying he helped president obama with it. >> he put it in motion, he rolled out the red carpet and he made it possible for it to move forward and that is true. >> what have president trump's advisers advised him about his use of twitter, and on a separate unrelated issue, is the president seeking to kill a deal between boeing -- or boeing's deal to sell airplanes to iran air? >> as i have stated about twitter, it's always a whbenefi for the president to speak to the ameri

republican party and bob corker's astute diagnosis of the current occupant of the oval office as utterly untruthful. donald trump today described his current standing with the gop as a lovefest. >> we have actually great unity in the republican party. >> bob cork ear. >> that's okay. they have to do their thing. if you look at what happened yesterday at the meeting, we had virtually every senator, including john mccain. we had a great conversation yesterday, about the military. i think we had a tremendous -- i called it a lovefest. it was almost a lovefest. maybe it was a lovefest. stand ovations. there is great unity. >> so much unity, in fact, that jeff flake today refused to rule out a run for the presidency in 2020. >> are you considering running for president in the future? >> that is not on my radar screen. that's a long way off. >> 2020 is not that long off. has it crossed your mind? >> i'm focused on my work in the senate. i've got another good 14 months. >> it hasn't crossed your mind? >> i didn't entertain that thought for very long. >> in campaign speak, that does not

fake news from spreading on its platform. joining me is sarah frier and bob o'donnell. sarah, great piece today detailing how facebook handles fake news and how that process has evolved. talk to us about how today facebook is handling this process. sarah: the process is still very human. they have a way for people to flag fake news on their website. if you see it in your news feed, you can flag it. if enough people flag a story as potentially false, it will end up on a dashboard at these fact checking partners' sites. they can look at this dashboard and click if it is true or false. once they do that, if two organizations mark something as false, it gets a disputed flag on facebook. there are so many duplicate links about the same false story, by the time you debunk one of them, it has appeared on 20 other websites. fact checkers told me how tedious this process can be and how they feel like they are probably only scratching the surface in terms of the fake news that is out there. emily: is facebook reevaluating this process? what is facebook's approach now? sarah: it is most import

committee chairman bob corker. now the president has not responded publicly to the latest dust-up, but what this back and forth does show is that deep division between some senate republicans and the president. they could be critical to pushing the president's agenda through capitol hill. in a scathing critique, senator bob corker telling "the new york times" that the president's wreckless threats could put the u.s. on a path to wrororld war . saying mr. trump is treating the presidency like a reality show, remarking, i know for a fact that every single day at the white house is a situation of trying to contain him. corker's blunt criticism after the president bashed him tweets on sunday morning say corker begged him to endorse him for re-election. corker flatly denying that account and calling the house an adult day care center. >> secretary tillerson and secretary mattis and chief of staff kelly are those people that help separate our country from chaos. >> reporter: this as the trump administration effectively derails any deal with democrats to protect d.r.e.a.m.ers, unveiling a long lis

the foreseeable future. jonathan: joining me is mike collins, bob michele, head of the global fixed income commodities group at jpmorgan asset management, and marilyn watson from blackrock. great to have you with us. let's begin with where the odds are for the race for fed chair. the number one spot seemingly is jay powell. at the number two spot, if you look the front runners is reportedly jay powell and john taylor. the spread between those two is really quite wide. mike: in the last few days powell's odds have really soared in the marketplace, because he is probably the one most conducive to a more continuation of existing policies. more of a certainty, less of an unknown. less risk to the markets. taylor is a little bit of a wildcard. jonathan: how are you thinking about this at the moment? bob: i will take jay powell, because he is a moderate. i think he will be good for asset prices. i hear john taylor, kevin warsh. i really want gary cohn in there. jonathan: why would you really want gary cohn? bob: i think it is time to get a markets practitioner into the fed seat and balanc

flames. we spoke to the cal fire assistant chief about the mutual aid. bob redell is at the fire zone with more on the fire fight and more importantly, on the firefighter that may have fallen. >> we are here at bear creek road where you see chp set up a roadblock. what the officer is trying to do is limit the amount of traffic that is in here as fire crews are trying to get their equipment in and out of what are very tight and windy roads in the santa cruz mountains. they are trying to get the bear fire. it started around 10:30 last night as a structure fire, spread into the woods. around 12:30, it wauz ten-acre fire. overnight, it grew to 125 acres. we have seen fire trucks from san bow knee toe, monterey and santa clara. 30 crews, according to cal fire coming into to fight the fire. this is a great concern because this area is steep, full of vegetation and, of course, the wine country fires are fresh on our mind. the santa cruz county sheriff's department sent a reverse 911 call to people who live up here. they ordered 150 people to evacuate. evacuate from these roads here. deer cre

monday. a federal judge made a decision that will have neg tef impact on another bob menendez and the defense team and tried to got the brook ry charges dismiss. no go says the judge precept your case and this is going to go to the jury for all the details and jones has the story. reporter: judge william in the senator bob men mendez bribery trial did he nis the defense's request to dismiss the bribery charges saying the jury will decide whose version of what happened over didn't happen. he add the burden of the proof is still on the government. that this is bribery and the defense denies the charms and the judge said, that is why this is going through the jury. also week, the government rests the kiss and today the defense took to the stands and calling the firstness with senator bob men m nen dez's son bob menendez jr. what the defense is trying to do is convince the jury that the senator and eye doctor, dr. solomon are close friends, first, so taking vacations together. spending holiday time together. it is very natural. it is very common so bob menendez jr. said the two were more

bob corker. >> white house doubling down on vice president's walkout from the nfl game. >> at least ten dead after wildfires roar across california, mandatory evacuations and curfews in effect as firefighters struggle to contain the blazes, wine country. good morning, and welcome to "early start." i'm dave briggs. >> nice to be here i'm christine romans, it is 5:00 a.m. let's begin this morning with the new details on the president's feud with a leading member of his own party. a person of course republican senator bob corker. now former white house strategist steve bannon calling for him to step down. >> establishment globalist click on capitol hill have to go. if we need anymore proof about what they think you heard it tonight. if bob corker has any honor, any decency, he should resign immediately. >> ban non demanding that senator corker resign for his open skepticism of president trump's fitness to lead. that expressed in an interview with the "new york times." we now have audio. let's listen. >> i do worry that -- sometimes i feel like he's on a reality show of some kind. and y

tillerson, higher i.q. and renewing his fight with republican senator bob corker. minutes ago, the white house responded. also, the former white house strategist, steve bannon declaring war on nearly every republican senator facing re-election. >> nobody is safe. we're coming after all of them and we're going to win. >> he says only one gop senator gets a pass. also in california, wild fires are obliterating entire communities. more than a dozen are dead. 100 reported still missing. 2,000 structures destroyed. so many have lost so much. now the video from a drive through a hellscape. let's get to it. curses and crying as a couple races to escape the flames. it's time for the news. and first from the fox news deck this afternoon, the white house says the president will just kidding when he reportedly challenges his own secretary of state to an i.q. test. this after nbc news reported that rex tillerson called president trump a moron and considered resigning over the summer. president trump told "forbes" magazine and i quote, "i think it's fake news. if he did that, we'll have to comp

resistance? where does it go? is it just jeff flake and bob corker fighting donald trump? or is the a lovefest in the gop? and will more republicans answer this call? >> i hope that we're reaching a tipping point where my colleagues and every elected official will say, we can't go on this way. >> so we have questions coming up, talking with not just the republican senator, but also a top white house adviser about what this means for the president's policies. >>> and we have one big question as the white house blasts a new report that the clinton and the dnc paid for the now famous trump dossier. but who originally started it all? >>> and then frfrom cuba, andre mitchell is joining us with the new interview of cuban official who is deny their government had anything to do with the mice ti mysterious sickness affecting dip diplomats. first to pennsylvania avenue to talk about what we call the republican resistance. does it end, too, or does it get bigger? garrett haake is over on capitol hill. walk us through what you have been hearing on the hill, are republicans privately reflecting w

late show" with stephen colbert. tonight, bob corker, jackie chan, bob schieffer and trombone shorty sitting in with jon batiste and "stay human." now live on tape from the ed sullivan theater in new york city, it's stephen colbert! ( cheers and applause ) ( band playing ) >> stephen: hey! hey, everybody! thank you so much! please, sit down! ladies and gentlemen, thank you so much. welcome to "the late show." i'm your host, stephen colbert. you know, ladies and gentlemen, there's a lot to talk about -- full docket tonight -- 'cause this weekend brought us another bumper crop of trump, a trumper crop. ( laughter ) was it sunday? on sunday, trump went after fellow republican, tennessee senator and man reading the dollar menu, bob corker. you see, last wednesday, corker uncorked this about how badly trump needs his advisers. >> i think secretary tillerson secretary mattis and chief of staff kelly are those people that help separate our country from chaos. >> stephen: i'm pretty sure "chaos" is trump's nickname for his iphone. ( laughter ) in response, trump tweeted: "senator bob corker

of the top republicans in the senate. bob corker says the president risks putting the u.s. into the path of world war iii. republicans in the senate. hollywood royalty's peak set harvey weinstein and the lack of sexual harassment claims that sees the producer sacked from his own company. he coined the term nudging to help people exercise better self-control. american economist richard thaler wins the nobel prize for economics. ♪ laura: welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. donald trump is treating the presidency like a reality show and his actions could set the nation on the path to world war iii. so says the powerful republican bob corker, senate of the -- chairman of the senate foreign relations committee and formerly campaign for mr. trump. trump claimed he didn't have the guts to seek reelection and corker called the white house and adult day care center. anthony zurcher. this is a top republican, the chairman of the senate foreign relations committee saying this about the president of the united states. what is the most damning accusatio

his fire against republican senator bob corker after a twitter fight with corker on sunday morning in which senator corker got the last word on donald trump with this tweet. "it's a shame the white house has become an adult day-care center. someone obviously missed their shift this morning." and donald trump did not fire back at bob corker. someone in the white house must have been urging the president to do something he has never done. just put the phone down and walkway from a twitter fight, and he did. for two whole days and nights. possibly the most difficult days and nights of the presidency for donald trump. adult day-care center? bob corker says donald trump is in adult day care, and donald trump says nothing? until finally this morning donald trump couldn't take it any longer. and with two days of agonizing over how to respond to adult day care, donald trump came up with this. the failing "new york times" set little bob corker up by recording his conversation, was made to sound a fool, and that's what i'm dealing with. it was an historic tweet for trump. not just because it

laura trevelyan. 2 republican senators unleash on donald trump. jeff flake joins bob corker in saying he won't run again, and now they are speaking out against the white house. senator corker: sad place, for my perspective, for our nation, and i think the worst is the whole debasing, if you will, of our nation. laura: the foreign minister of pakistan speaks exclusively to the bbc, saying that there is a huge trust deficit between his country and the u.s. and paul cÉzanne fans rejoice. an exhibition featuring dozens of portraits by the influential artist, many of himself, goes on display in london. welcome to our viewers on public television in america and around the globe. this was a dramatic day in u.s. politics. tonight, the leadership of president trump is under fire from two republican senators. jeff flake of arizona has joined bob corker from tennessee in announcing he will not run for reelection, and now they show share something else in common, a scathing critique of the president's conduct. before mr. trump traveled to capitol hill for lunch with senate republicans, here is w

making essentially the same warning that we heard from bob corker this week. yes, the president won and that's why it is very unlikely congress, you know, would ever pass something like what this week. certainly never pass the house and, you know, get to 60 votes in the senate. but i think it is a debate. what bob corker said this week has gotten lost in the idea of feud or war of words or spat between the president and a senator. what you have is the chair of the senate foreign relations committee saying that a president of his own party is so reckless and volatile that he's a threat to the security of the nation and the world. i am unaware of a precedent for that. william fulbright criticized lyndon johnson on vietnam, but we have not seen something like that -- >> let's be clear -- >> there needs to be a way to debate and grapple with that comment. >> let's be clear about bob corker for a second. i do a radio show every day in tennessee and known bob corker for years before he was a politician. if anyone is becoming unhinged right now it's bob corker for the fact he's trying to r

office. this is "cnn tonight." i'm don lemon. i want you to listen to what senator bob corker tells "the new york times". >> i do worry that he's -- sometimes i feel like he's on a reality show of some kind, you know, when he's talking about these big foreign policy issues. and, you know, he doesn't realize that, you know, that we could be heading towards world war three with the kind of comments that he's making. >> it is impossible to overstate what a big deal this is. this is not politics as usual. this is a respected member of the president's own party on the record saying he's afraid the commander in chief could blunder into world war iii. think about that. so is senator corker saying what others in his party are thinking and do they have an obligation to speak up too? plus new developments in the investigation of the vegas massacre to tell you about. police making a major revision to the timeline of the shooting. they now say the security guard who was wounded was shot before the killer began firing on the crowd. more on that in just a few minutes. but let's get straight to th

monster day in europe. here is joining us it bob dole. good to see you. >> good morning. happy monday. alix: how do you explain the geopolitical headline risk? >> it is pretty amazing. it has been going on here in the u.s. for some time. look, i think the markets are paying attention to economies and earnings. and the geopolitics because there's so much uncertainty don't know how to deal with it. i think the gee political issues will continue to swirl and markets will continue to march the drum beat of how good the arnings going to be. alix: those on the european front were more pessimistic than the u.s. here's what they said. former president of germany's central bank. he said i can see the storm clouds gathering. enjoy the recovery while it last because it will not last. what is he seeing? what is the tipping point? >> it is a lot slower than the u.s. the issues related to economy gotten better but because there's so many moving parts in politics in europe, the absence of anybody able to pass anything that controls all of europe, the problem with one currency and one central

unplugged version of bob corker. that's exactly what the president got. we'll show you the retiring senator's stinging rebuke of the white house, which he compared to an adult daycare center careening toward world war iii. >> what bob corker was hinting before he decided not to run. of course, it's fascinating the president calling him up last week, begging him to run and saying it supported him and then, of course, pulling out. >> republicans are saying, and he's not holding back. this comes as the president hints, teases and toys with the prospect of nuclear anyeilation, alluding to the calm before the storm with north korea. former commander for nato for his reaction to that. >> do you remember a year ago when we had said it was august and we had general hayden on? >> yes. this is during the campaign. >> during the campaign. he framed it. >> how donald trump asked three specific times why can't we use nuclear weapons? and we reported it here first. and the three were iran, as we said at the time. the second issue just generally, why can't we just generally? >> a desire to go to w

recklessness that it ‘threatens world war three'. that's what bob corker told the new york times. remember, he's a republican — as is the president. that followed up this tweet in which the senator said: "ltis a shame the white house has become an adult day care center. someone obviously missed their shift this morning." and that was a response to a barrage from donald trump in which he told us: "senator bob corker begged me to endorse him for re—election in tennessee. i said "n0" and he dropped out (said he could not win without..." also: "he's responsible for the horrendous iran deal!" and these guys are supposed to be on the same political side. anthony zurcher is live with us. what is remarkable is notjust the difference of opinion, but the tone adopted by senator corker. exactly. donald trump called him a coward, saying he didn't have the guts to run for election and bob corker turned around and in an interview he called donald trump a liar, said he doesn't tell the truth on twitter and everyone knows it. i think corker will explain himself as saying a lot of people, rep

to have lunch with republican senators to talk about tax cuts. senator bob corker, even before this interview with manu, did a round of interviews this morning talking about tax cuts. he said he didn't believe that the president has the skill or the commitment to shepherd through the type of tax reform that bob corker would like to see. the president responded on twitter, really lashing out, he said bob corker, who helped president o. give us the bad iran deal and couldn't get elected dog catcher in tennessee is fighting tax cuts, corker dropped out of the race in tennessee when i refused to endorse him and now only negative on anything trump look at his record and then as senator corker was talking to manu, the president tweeted, isn't it sad that senator bob corker who couldn't get elected in the state of tennessee will now fight tax cuts plus. we don't know. we know that he didn't support the president's iran deal. he voted against president obama's iran deal. and bob corker says it's a lie that he would not endorse him if he decided to run for re-election in tennessee. that is h

taking issue with a tweet from senator bob corker, she let the president skate on his part of the feud. most republicans are steering clear, despite corker's share of the concerns about the commander in chief. meanwhile, there is a major development out of las vegas, police are rewriting the deadline of the mass shooting there. we will have a live report on what changed so dramatically it did take some time, but hollywood is starting to speak out about harvey weinstein, they say the disgraced producer begged tofor a second chance before he was fired. we can go back to bob corker versus the president of the united states. >> you know, some of the years, we've heard of a coming civil war within the republican party from democrats, from a lot of their detractors and the media and it's always been a phony war. but the war is not phony anymore. bob corker versus donald trump. it is completely out there in the open, but you look at the other senators, too, that find themselves in that position, whether it's john mccain or jeff flake or lisa murkowski at times, heller at times, you can g

tax reform. i know bob, who supported the budget, wants to get tax reform, the president wants to get tax reform. i'm glad they're coming -- i'm glad the president is coming to lunch. i long believe it's best to settle these things in person and i hope that they can get a chance to do that. sherman. >> [ inaudible ]. >> wait. you're going to go on. >> you guys last time [ inaudible ]. republicans a piece of the government responsible, sober leaders in government and the president is saying elected, corker is calling him a liar. what should voters think about this? >> what they should think about are the results we achieve for the american people. so you know what we're focused on, what's within our control and within our control here in congress is getting stuff done for the american people and getting a healthier economy, bigger paychecks, more take home pay. that is important. at the end of the day, i know bob well, bob is going to vote for tennessee he's going to vote for america, he's going to vote for tax reform because he knows it's in the best interest of americans, so put

. sets fire to bridges connecting to the people he will meet. people like bob corker. president trump deploying an old nickname at the last frenemy. >> if bob corker has any honor, any decency, he should resign immediately. >>> and from the political firestorm to the out-of-control wildfires in california wine country out west, this morning we found out somebody else has died, meaning at least 11 people have been killed so far. 1500 homes and businesses destroyed. we're live in santa rosa. >>> then back here on the east coast, more on the country's opioid crisis and the heartbreaking story of this 14-year-old girl who has seen enough pain for a lifetime. you do not want to miss the story of this remarkable young woman sharing her story with us. >>> but i want to start with the world of politics and plenty to discuss on this tuesday morning. i want to start with my colleague, kristen welker, over at the white house. kristen, take your pick. i guess let's start with iq tests. >> reporter: where to begin, right, hallie? there's so much to talk about today. right, the iq test. president t

school. we have one crew at the shelter at this time. >> we have bob redell there, at the scene, with cal fire and with the sheriff's deputies. he said it appeared it started with a structure fire of some sort and quickly spread to the dry brush. now, here is where we are hours later. we want to go to "today in the bay's" bob redell. bob, spilled the beans for you, but we know that there's a potential cause here. >> reporter: cal fire telling us, kris and marcus, yes, it started as a structure fire around 11:30, maybe a little before that last night. at first, it was around ten acres. now, it's grown to 125 acres. you have 150 people who have been told they must evacuate. we are here at bear creek road and highway 35. we saw two pick-up trucks leaving with animals. i assume they are evacuating. a lady came by with animals. she e vk waited. she saw it and didn't want to have to deal with that. she is probably making the right decision. the areas that are evacuated, i'm going list off roads. deer creek road, rons road, dons road, lost valley and favor ridge and oak ridge. the sant

barnicle, the remaining one second. >> bob corker. >> bob corker is a jelly doughnut? >> chris jansing -- >> rocky top, baby. >> -- right now. >> thank you, joe, thank you, mika. i am chris jansing in for stephanie ruhle this morning. looking for answers. the chairman of the joint chiefs in a rare appearance trying to respond to growing questions and escalating criticism for the lack of answers about the deaths of four soldiers in niger. >> we owe them more information. >> and this new reporting from nbc news, that the deadly ambush was likely set up by isis sympathizers. >>> lunch date. the president makes the trip to capitol hill today, meeting with senate republicans to push his tax plan. >> i do look at these things as more of a photo op. they're not really about substance. >> and president trump's personal lawyer meets with investigators on the hill after their initial meeting a month ago was abruptly canceled. but let's begin today with the emerging theory about what led to that deadly ambush in west africa. three officials briefed on the matter tell nbc it appears the american-l

president trump and senator bob corker's escalating. the president fired the latest shot in a tweet today, writing that the failing new york times and madee bob corker him look corker said the president could set the nation on the path to world war iii. the nfl president roger goodell has issued a statement suggesting out players should conduct themselves during the national anthem. he said he believes everyone should stand. he also said the controversy has been a barrier against making real progress on the issue. for the crisis will be reviewed at the owners meeting in new york next week. global news, 24 hours a day, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in over 120 countries. i am mark crumpton. this is bloomberg. ♪ julia: live from bloomberg world headquarters in new york, i'm julia chatterley. scarlet: on scarlet fu. joe: i'm joe wiesenthal. julia: u.s. stocks are climbing to record highs. joe: the question is, "what'd you miss?" catalonia, takes a step back from going on its own. here at home, president trump is plan,ing to tweak his tax as a public feud with senator b

at corker at least five times today including these. bob corker who helped with the bad iran deal is now fighting tax cuts. and senator corker is incompetent head of foreign relations committee and look how poorly the u.s. has done. he doesn't have a clue as the world was laughing and taking advantage of people like little bob corker have set the u.s. way back. corker calling trump an utterly untruthful president, # alert the daycare staff and then delivered blistering criticism of president trump hours before the luncheon. >> i think the standing up in front of the american people and stating untruths that everybody knows to be untrue, attempted bullying that he does which everybody sees through. just dividing of our country, the name calling is something that is i think debasing to our country. you would think he would aspire to be the president of the united states and act like a president of the united states, but that's just not going to be the case. >> well, as we wait for the president to leave capitol hill let's get to our team of reporters who are covering every angle of

relations committee bob corker decided today would be a good day to drive donald trump crazy again. which senator corker did by making the rounds of morning tv, knowing the president was watching when he said things like this. >> i guess like all americans, i would have hope that he would rise to the occasion and bring out the best in our nation, charlie. hopefully what presidents do is to try to bring the country together, to unify around common goals, and not to debase our country, if you will. and that has not happened. and i'm beginning to believe that it's not going to happen. >> that provoked donald trump to start tweeting lies about bob corker like senator corker supported the obama iran deal, which senator corker actually oh poeszed, and that senator corker decided not to run for reelection when president trump refused to endorse him. in fact, president trump asked him to rerun. senator corker responded on twitter same untruths from an utterly untruthful president. alert the day care staff. senator corker of course knew exactly what he was doing. he was drawing the presiden

president trump, bob corker, the chairman of the senator foreign committee relations, it's a shame the white house has become an adult day care center. someone obviously missed their shift this morning. corker was responding to tweets president trump fired off this morning where he wrote -- senator bob corker begged me to endorse him for re-election in tennessee. i said no and he dropped out. said he could not win without my endorsement. he also wanted to be secretary of state. i said no thanks. he is also largely responsible for the horrendous iran deal. hence i would fully expect corker to be a negative voice and stand in the way of our great agenda. didn't have the guts to run. i want to go live now to cnn's ryan nobles outside the white house. ryan, what do we know first about pence's decision to leave that nfl game? >> well, it appears that there was some sort of planning ahead of time by the white house and by vice president pence just based on what the vice president and the president put out on their social media feeds today. i want to show you a tweet from the president that went ou

decoraciones terrorificas en las afueras de las casas... exepto en la de bob murch, ya que el terror, lo tiene literalmente guardado en su sotano. hablamos de una gran coleccin de tablas de ouija. un juego que siempre ha causado mucho misterios en todo el mundo. "being the world's foremost collector and historian on ouija boards you don't always want people to know where you live." como el principal coleccionista en el mundo e historiador de las tablas de la ouija, no quieres que la gente sepa donde vives. track bob se ha dedicado los ltimos 25 aÑos a coleccionar tablas raras y a estudiar los 125 aÑos de la historia de la ouija "this is actually the board that was used on set from witchboard 3." "this is a copy of a prop that was used by margaret cho." "it's weed-ja... you know for paranormal potheads." esta tabla fue usada en las grabaciones de la pelicula "witchboard 3" la otra es una copia que fue un apoyo para la actriz margaret cho y esta es como la droga para la gente adicta a las cosas paranormales. track no tiendo este track. pero que piensa el esposo de bob de esto? sot: g

you so much for giving us an update. stay safe out there. >> caller: thank you. >> bob redell just arrived on scene. we are going hear from him next and see what it's like to be on that fire line. who are these people? the energy conscious people among us say small actions can add up to something... humongous. a little thing here. a little thing there. starts to feel like a badge maybe millions can wear. who are all these caretakers, advocates too? turns out, it's californians it's me and it's you. don't stop now, it's easy to add to the routine. join energy upgrade california and do your thing. mountains. let )s go straight to toy >>> back to our breaking news at 4:40. a fire burning in the santa cruz mountains. we want to get straight to "today in the bay's" bob redell who just arrived on scene. bob, what are you seeing out there? >> reporter: good morning to you laura. chp set up a roadblock. what the officers try to do is limit the amount of traffic going in and out of the area so the firefighters have enough space to get ntheir equipment i and out. this is called the bears fir

the press hails flaking and bob corker's as hero. >> the more these politics will become normalized then we cannot afford that. >> far beyond the review this shows the insanity that has overtaken the republican party. >> for all of you sinners heading for the exits, people like bob corker and jeff flake, guess what? take your other collies with you. mitch mcconnell, john cornyn, goodbye! >> are the senators courageous or quitters? plus msnbc's it spends mark halperin of a sexual harassment allegation so he loses book and movie deals after apologizing. there are dozens of occasions. with so many accusations rocking the media, hollywood and corporate america, has there been a cultural game change? this is #mediabuzz. >> the unsubstantiated dossier about the president and russia has done enormous media attention. but now the washington post is exposing hillary anclinton's campaign and the dnc funded the research by spending millions on the law from the hired a research outfit using gps which in turn hired next british spy with ties to the fbi that wrote this report. >> and lentils are

that trump is aware of. you now have bob corker, you now have jeff flake. unencumbered by the hassle of re-election, free to speak out about the president at a time where president trump needs to pass significant legislative accomplishments and in 2020 will face his own re-election fight. the white house feels like they can keep jeff flake's seat in the republican column when it come does come up in 2018. that's going to set off its own scramble in arizona. >> certainly will. thank you very much, sara, with that reporting tonight. "outfront" now, david chalian, our political director, gloria borger, and tim nephtally, president historian. gloerj yeah, you have covered politics for long time. senator flake's speech today from the flor of the senate, 17 minutes of the utmost seriousness. have you seen anything like it? >> no, i never have. i was trying to think back whether i heard anything in the clinton impeachment or read anything about richard nixon during his troubles. >> obviously, we have some audio problems with gloria. as soon as we get it. sorry, gloria. david, have yo