A newscast reviewing and analyzing top stories of the day as they happen. Did you find him to be credible . No. I think he would have done anything that he could to preserve himself. Thats just obvious in the fact that he flipped on manafort. Shepard but that juror went on to convict Paul Manafort. Peter doocy will have more on that in just a moment and john roberts will have a detailed wrapup on a renewed throw down between the Attorney General Jeff Sessions and the president. First, lets get to Rick Leventhal with more on the reported immunity deal for the publisher of the National Inquirer and now former trump friend david pecker. Former friend. Sources are confirming this Wall Street Journal report that the u. S. Attorneys office offered immunity to david pecker so that he would talk about what he knew about Michael Cohens handling of those payments to those women, david pecker, longtime friend of the president and runs the National Inquirer. The journal reports the details include
shepard: some folks here in new york came up with a way to enhance it or ruin it, depending on your taste. look at this. it is a smoke watermelon ham from a barbecue restaurant. the cost? only $75. it takes five days to make it, cure it, smoke it, just like a real ham. it looks like one, too appeared those that dare to try this delicacy say that it taste both sweet and salty. which makes sense. naturally, the internet is divided on this matter. on this day in 1904, he got a patent on a tire chain. the chain made it easier and safer to draw in the mud, ice, and snow. the inventor may have gotten the idea when he saw drivers wrapping rope around their tire tires. later, the magician, harry houdini was part of a promotional event where he freed himself from the device. people still use tire chains for