. >> the bank robber is brian wells, a pizza delivery man. s neck and shoulders is a bomb, attached with a crude looking metal collar that locks. state police corner wells, barely 100 yards from the bank, in the parking lot of an eyeglass center as employee dina mcphee watches. >> they cuffed him, and then he must have said something about a bomb or said that he had something on him because then he -- the police officers proceeded running in different directions. >> as the area is evacuated, cameraman dan holland holds his position. he has his lens trained on the scene where wells is trying to convince the police he was forced to rob the bank by someone else, the same person who put the bomb around his neck. >> i'm not lying. did you call my boss? >> the man was strangely calm. he was just kind of sitting there. i mean i know if i would have had a bomb on my neck, i would have probably been in a panic mode. >> as witnesses and media look on, wells talks out loud about the bomb to anyone who will listen. >> he pulled a key out and started a tim

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do they tell us anything, brian? >> well, jenna, absolutely. bearer of bad news, but when we think the father might be dead, he may not be dead. they signal to me he must have known something was wrong with his wife. why would he be raising this question with his son before reporting the wife is missing? i think you will look into marital discord or domestic violence filled against those two. the comment by the father, i am going to go to the police first, and he disappears. maybe he is not dead. maybe he left town because he feared the son might go to the police first. that is a new twist. >> what do you think of that story? >> i think it is far-fetched. who has a casual conversation over text like did you kill mom? this kid could have texted himself from his father's cellphone. it is so bizarre. just a little bit more information for the viewers. >> here is why kyle was arrested because of the gun charges. part of the reason he was arrested is because of his alleged drug use as well. and apparently what investigators found at his home, home d

brian: what evidence do you have that it is more political today? deborah: well, you know, i think there are just more polarized decisions in which you just know that it is going to be 5-4 and the only question is, which way is the swing vote going? i think that has been true of some recent decisions. in cases like bush v. gore, probably being the greatest example of one where it is hard to think that that was decided in a political vacuum. brian: does that include both sides making the decision? deborah: oh sure. brian: did you see that very often when you were there, when thurgood marshall would predict how he was going to go on a case before you even asked him? deborah: on some cases you knew because he had his principles. you knew how he was going to come out on the race case or on a death penalty case. i mean, he didn't believe in the death penalty. you know, he got above his share of cases that he used to jokingly put or would have the least impact on the fewest possible people, because the chief justice from then, war and berger, would punish you and we us

. >> brian? >> well, george w. bush -- >> that is part of the problem.eb bush really needed to come out of the box last night, show the energy that people are looking for and he did that. he had very, very good debate. i think the losers, because donny talked about the winners, carly fiorina won -- [ talking at the same time ] >> talk about carly fiorina. i want to play something for you. i heard a debate coach call her performance masterful. let's listen to her as she talks about what would be her first day as president. >> i will make two phone calls. the first to israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahu to reassure him we will stand to him, next to the supreme leader, unless he opens every nuclear facility we the united states of america will make it as difficult as possible to move money around, we can do that. and every ally we have in the world will know the united states of america is back in the leadership business. >> all right. >> she was absolutely the most prepared person on the stage last night. her owning and closing were great. those are

. >> yeah, brian, i was going to ask you, how should -- well, let me reverse it. if dr. carson is attacked by donald trump, how should carson handle that? >> he should fight back. i mean, it's amazing that we're going to have a debate tonight where you have the two front-runners have a combined 50% of the electorate that's polling supporting them and everybody else is nowhere near those numbers. jeb bush isn't even cracking so%. you have governor scott walker of wisconsin who's down depending on the poll you look at. this is going to be a great, fascinating debate to see if jeb bush and scott walker can get back on their feet and how these two new front-runners who are not political veterans, they're not politicians, how are they going to handle being front-runners? it's going to be great to watch. >> brad, how should donald trump respond to ben carson tonight? i'm not expecting ben carson to attack donald trump, but he will have to respond to him in some way, don't you think, tonight? >> well, he might, but i'll tell you what. if i were advising either one of them, i wo

torey adamcik and brian draper, and there's even a videotape that proves it. >> when we located the videotape, we were kind of apprehensive. we had our suspicions that we might very well be seeing, you know, a homicide tape. >> the tape begins in the halls of pocatello high school. the morning of the killing. brian draper finds cassie stoddart at her locker. >> hello, cassie. >> hi. >> i'm getting you on tape, okay? say hi, please. >> hi. >> can't see you. wait. have you seen torey? >> huh-uh. >> supposed to be here at 7:30. and it's 8:19. he's an hour late. you don't even care, do you? okay. see you. >> it's just sickening that brian draper could sit there and videotape a girl who he knows he's going to brutally murder that night. >> the two boys set up their camera in a study hall a few hours later and talk about their plans to kill their friend, cassie jo stoddart. >> tried maybe ten times, but they've never been home alone. >> or when they have, their parents show up. >> and we were patient and now we're getting paid off because our victim is home alone. so we got our plan all worked out now. so i'm sorry cassie's family, but she had to be the one. we have to stic

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thank you very much, brian. >>> well, as we have been reporting, the high profile value voter summit continues in washington, dc this weekend. eight republican presidential candidates thumping for support including marco rubio and ted cruz just named the winner in the summit straw poll. not at the social conservative event, napes like jeb bush and carly fiorina. involving john boehner's resignation, the talk mentioned ignited cheers from the crowd this week but does his departure spell bad news for candidates like jeb bush? joining us, senior editor, jamie weinstein. thank you for being here. >> thank you for having me. >> people wonder why the link or the tie to the fallout over john boehner to a candidate like jeb bush? but there are those who say that because of the situation, people who come out more on the moderate side or are perceived as the establishment may not fare very well going forward at this point. >> it's certainly interesting. i don't think the boehner kind of resignation is something new. but it is, i think, a manifestation of what we've been seeing kind of this ent

. >> and brian jacobson joins us to talk more about what lies ahead for the market's next quarter. he's at wells fargo funds. welcome back, brian. so look into. >> thanks for having me. >> look into the fourth quarter.. is it going to be better? start out with a blanket kind of statement here. is it going to be better than the quarter we're just ending? >> well, i really don't see how it could be much worst than the quart we're ending as you pointed out slurg. there were a lot of things weighing on the markets, concerns bbs china, corporate profits, concerns about commodity prices but the fourth quarter i do think is going to be better not just because it can't get much worse but because at third quarter the fundamentals weren't all that bad. there are a lot of concerns about the outlook for growth especially coming from china. however, i believe a lot of those concernses are somewhat overblown. their manufacturing sector has been slowing. what isn't often talked about is how the service sector is actually growing fairly decently. that's actually the concerns about china as those concerns may be

brian, back to you. >> jackie, thank you. wellant glen corps was a mining giant a $70 billion company. it's worth $14 billion and falling. let's get to kate kelily. >> you're right. they plunged on massive volume to an all-time low and it was one of the heaviest volume days since its ipo in 2011. and really on precious little news. what was out was an analyst report from invest tech that questioned forward earnings if commodity prices are to remain low which many people expect. the report rightly states that debt is, quote, fast becoming the most important consideration for mining company management, unquote, as a higher debt base makes company equity worth less and less. glencore is hip to that and had been reducing debt in recent weeks. announcing other measures to fix its balance sheet. that includes the possibility of asset sales. all eyes on that right now. that would probably include precious metal is digs up a as a by-product of base metal mining and a piece of its agricultural business. however, that piece originally envis

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mass, of course the pontiff will preside over it and there is a canonization ceremony tomorrow as well. brian as you mentioned the pontiff is resting comfortably on massachusetts avenue at the vatican embassy. what a reception he received when shepherd one landed at andrews air force base, to greet him was president obama and his family and vice president joe biden and his family, along with local leader and a small contingent of children. >> tomorrow is the official white house welcome, and there will be a huge ceremony tomorrow starting at 9:00 a.m., part of the pope's busy day, he will be preceding today at 4:15 a.m., the choir is rehearsing behind us for the papal mass and they sound beautiful and angelic. anna mar is selected for a solo to the pope. >> this is an immense honor, incredible for me, fabulous. i never expected it. >> it is fabulous, he is singing a christmas carol written by a mexican composer and it will be in spanish and we'll have an interpreter for all of you. >> i need one. yes, i do. >> we'll continue to follow every movement the pontiff makes, it's a busy day for hem

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let's get more with brian jacobson, chief portfolio manager at wells fargo who joins us from wisconsin is not usually vw or something like that which would when markets but are this volatile, i guess it does, brian. brian: it is always something that will move the markets which makes it very exciting for us. vw affectedtory of the rest of the automobile industry overall. it was also a commodities story -- as material stocks declined. later on, we will get the new pmi numbers out of china. also, what will president chi lineup in one hour. it is lots of worry and concerns by investors, but for myself, i'm not worried about the longer-term economic outlook either for china or the united states. i think both are unfairly solid -- on fairly solid foundations. i remain optimistic about commodity markets overall globally. angie: your confidence is very rare for a market man, because what we are seeing in terms of volatility -- climbed 11% on the vix in chicago. what will help clear up the indecision we are seeing? i'm glad you said that. indecision in the marketplace -- investor psychology sh

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brian rehling, fixed income strategist at wells fargo. good morning. brian: good morning.g on in the fixed income world and i guess you have to adjust and recalibrate after what we saw thursday. is it lower for longer in this great distortion? brian: definitely. i think it has always been lower regardless of what the fed busted thursday. you have got to readjust your return expectations into the low single digits for fixed income. tom: pimm, you are better at this than i am. the idea that the relevant turn will stay low forever, does that mean people at wells fargo can never retire? brian:ou have got to readjust yr return expectations into the low single digits for fixed income. it is difficult. forever is a long time. pimm: speak about what is going on in high-yield debt. the energy sector has been under pressure because of the falling price of crude oil. what about purchasing are looking out the stress -- looking at distressed debt for energy producers. brian: you got to be careful. we are going to see defaults as bank clients have to be renegotiated. you really have to

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brian. it's terrible. well if you can't serve tasty sausage why are we even a family?e out. well, if that's what yo... you're right. i'll stay. and tomorrow we're going to help johnsonville rebuild that factory. i'll take dinner in my room, with chocolate milk. make pasta tastier with johnsonville italian sausage. we don't make sausage. we make family. and sausage. >>> welcome back. audition is over and now real work begins, pete mackanin goes from interim manager to manage. the phillies have signed him through the end of next season, and they have a club option for 2017. after ryne sandberg resigned in late june mackanin took over and his record is 30-46 since that time. this is his first managerial job and it is a tough one. phillies are looking to win seven of 12 to avoid losing a hundred games. they are face marlins in my aim. >>> last time eagles started zero and three big red was rookie. first year as head coach. they will try to avoid a similar start sunday with the jets. first order of business is fix ago this broken offense. after two games eagles ranked 28th

brian. it's terrible. well if you can't serve tasty sausage why are we even a family? i may as well move out. well, if that's what yo... you're right. i'll stay. and tomorrow we're going to help johnsonville rebuild that factory. i'll take dinner in my room, with chocolate milk. make pasta tastier with johnsonville italian sausage. we don't make sausage. we make family. and sausage. >>> thanks for watching "eyewitness news" at 6:00 we are back at ten on our sister station the the cw philly and of course we're back here on cbs-3 at 11:00 tonight. >>> up next "cbs evening news". donald trump releases details of his tax plan, major garrett will break it down for you. from new york here now is scott pelley, take care family, we will see you tonight. >> pelley: the u.s. shuts down its effort to train syrian opposition forces, acknowledging an embarrassing failure. also tonight, the trump tax plan, the first review is in. >> we have an amazing code. >> pelley: and we'll have more of our conversation with trump. an alternative to chemo for breast cancer. a new study finds who

brian: thompson -- thompson was well known in the african american business community. ian: does he still have that business? tom: he left the accounting firm and that business. brian: he is still wealthy. tom: i have not seen his books but he seems to be wealthy based on his travel. he even had a business agreement with eric holder. this surprised me. we put it in an updated version of our book. when the washington nationals , thestill in montreal major league baseball said the team could move to washington, someone had to buy the team. bidders and one of them was a group of thatessmen put together included jeffrey thompson and eric holder. holder, did you have any other businesses with jeffrey thompson that you can tell us? it took them two weeks but he told me no. up a map sot to put people who do not live in this area can get some understanding of what this area looks like. it is between baltimore and northern virginia, about 9.5 billion people. it is between baltimore to the north and richmond to the south. of theto the side district of columbia is a county called p

brian? >> well, it is time now for "street talk."lyst recommendations on stocks you need to know about or at least we're going to tell you you need to know about. stock number one, canadian pacific railway, cp. goldman sachs upgrading from a neutral to a buy. they see industry leading earnings per share growth. part of a bigger call they made on rails. they upgrade the entire sector to attractive and a buy on union pacific as well. >> canadian pacific has been a gag ar laggard. up neck here, lowe's. creed suisse g credit swoouisse getting more bullish. this comes after meetings with management. there is they say a focus on increasing share of the prochingsal spending and also taking share from sears. >> and i look back and lowe's has never been at 70 -- or 80. i think the high was $77. it's really a call for an all-time high. stock number three, madison square garden. upping it to a buy from a hold. they like the asset portfolio following the spinout of madison square garden networks. they're spinning off and it will be a separate co

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brian. it's terrible. well if you can't serve tasty sausage why are we even a family? i may as well move out. well, if that's what yo... you're right. i'll stay. and tomorrow we're going to help johnsonville rebuild that factory. i'll take dinner in my room, with chocolate milk. make pasta tastier with johnsonville italian sausage. we don't make sausage. we make family. and sausage. >>> early, division up for grabs, big game on sunday. >> one win we are all hopeful again. it is great. >> come on. >> and the eagles back at practice today, and as they get set to take on a division rival in tc. it is an important one, a win would put birds back at 500 and would go a long way in helping fans forget that brutal zero and two start. offence has been bleak to say the least, but bird say they are close to breaking out. >> i don't think it is a long ways off. i think that it is a small correction here and there. i think once we get in writ will and sync hopefully this thing can take off. >> one or two drives to get it going. once we get rolling then it will be confident back and

brian. it's terrible. well if you can't serve tasty sausage why are we even a family? i may as well move out. well, if that's what yo... you're right. i'll stay. and tomorrow we're going to help johnsonville rebuild that factory. i'll take dinner in my room, with chocolate milk. make pasta tastier with johnsonville italian sausage. we don't make sausage. we make family. and sausage. ti >>> a slightly cooler crispiness, a nice change. >> don't get used to it, huh? >> lee goldberg likes to call this chamber of commerce weather and this will continue into the rest of the week. we are going to be warming things up quite a bit, though, upper 80s tomorrow and thursday but humidity stays fairly low and the overnight periods will get cool enough in the suburbs that it does get kind of cool and crisp, as liz was so astutely pointing out. we look over toward the george washington bridge right now, looking pretty out there. even the gw bridge looking pretty under that sunshine. temperature right now, 81, that wind coming in from the southwest at 3 miles per hour. got up to 84 for

. >> thanks brian flores. >>> well, almost 600 homes are gone. thousands of people are still out of their homes staying at evacuation sites. many of them don't know if they have a home to go back to. >> we are learning more about the woman who lost her life in the valley fire. she was unable to get out of her house by herself. we are talking about what we learned from this tragic incident and it really is heart- breaking. this poor woman, 72 years old. physically compromised. very hard. >> reporter: it is heart- breaking. we watched as this fire grew so incredibly fast taking many people by surprise. that is one reason this woman lost her life. >> it was a sweet little perfect house. >> reporter: now that little house and the rest of the neighborhood in anderson springs is gone and the body of 72-year-old barbara mcwilliams was found inside. we know she was a retired schoolteachers. neighbors say she just moved in last year. she had multiple sclerosis though and she lived alone. sheriffs deputies say they were called to help her, but they couldn'

brian? >> reporter: well, terry, from beginning to end, the pope was energetic and on message. after six days, three cities, and uncountable kisses, hugs, hand shakes, blessings, prayers, and a few surprises, this evening pope francis said farewell to the state. >> may god bless you all. god bless america. records boarding a plane bound for the vatican, he wrapped up an extraordinary first ever trip to the united states. the grand finale an open air mass before 860,000 people in philadelphia. though security was so tight, huge crowds had no prayer of getting anywhere near him. this man of the spirit did his best to press the flesh, kitsing every baby handed his way and gratefully hopping out of the popemobile, leaving security scrambling. his trip began and ended with plenty of substance, from an a unprecedented speech before congress to an unexpected statement today vowing accountability for clergy sexual abuse. >> translator: god weeps. >> reporter: inside a prison, he embraced inmates, praying for their rehabilitation. and as he left, he challenged the faithful. >> may our d

but this is a cold killer. >> yeah. >> rose: what is it you want to make sure you got about brian nichols? >> well, it was a fine line here because you want both things -- the cold killer, but also the human being. no one of us is just the one thing. and when you look at the headlines, when you look at that day on march 11th of 2005 and you watch the footage of him on the news, he is a monster, he is a man on a tear, killing people on that morning. >> rose: for no apparent reason. i didn't understand the reason i had not read the book because the woman who kate merro plays has been on talk shows and wrote a book. >> when you investigate, it's a number of things. he claimed to have not done the rape he was on trial for. >> rose: did he have reason to claim that, do we know? >> outside of the fact he felt he was innocent, you know, i don't know. it was his girlfriend as well whom he had raped so it was, i guess, his word against hers. but, you know, he truly believed that he hadn't done it, and he was looking down the barrel of up to 25 years in prison. he had newly found out he had a new son and th

brian maxwell says, grow a spine and shut the government down. why do conservatives always get the blame when the government gets shut down when both sides have a role. >> well, brian, i think you're blaming all republicans, and i would point to michael, and heritage, the tea party congress. i think it's about 85% of people that self-identify as tea party members, they want no part of compromise. if you attach the name obama to any idea, more republicans will say we have to fight obama. but this lack of compromise is something you see from republicans. >> they're fighting over funding of planned parenthood. >> well, we haven't seen it in the past over issues. not democratic behavior. a constant threat of shutdown by republicans. >> can you tell the viewers -- >> i don't agree. >> why is moving money away from planned parenthood -- >> we can have a separate conversation. >> move it to separately-funded women's health centers. >> i think this is the threat to the entire -- in the way that planned parenthood does. >> thousands of federally-funded women's health -- >> well, it's interesting to watch this fight, because at a time when hillary clinton couldn't be

brian flores is live in middletown with the devastation as well as the worry, brian, from residents about their homes, pets and livestock. >> reporter: that's right, gasia. it's such a huge concern for so many people, so much so that it drew easily 250 people at lower lake high school where the lake county sheriff's department began to take people one at a time back to homes. the devastation, some hot spots, in fact, as you can see in the distance. many are hoping for the best but expecting the worst. as we go to video, this is the gym in lower lake high school. what what started as a small group at 7:00, grew to hundreds at 9:00 a.m. the sheriff's department allowed some people back to their homes. they were only allowed to check the livestock and pets. they were not allowed to pick up person ateams. they were allow -- personal items. they were allowed 15 minutes to do that. it was a chance for some to see the devastation for themselves and to check on livestock and pets. >> oh, yeah. they are my wife's cats. they are part of her family. raised them. took them in, got them fixed. they ju

well. back to you. >> all right, brian. president xi jinping is on a jam packed schedule on his visit to the united states. he touring the boeing factory and met with executives from tim cook to jim bezos. joining us is peter balm and steve odeland. great to have you with us. steve, i want to start with you. you point out ts a very delicate dance we have to do with president xi because they have a lot of our debt and they sell us a lot of cheap goods and provide us cheap labor and at the same time they steal our intellectual property. >> all that is right. you know, it's a very complex relationship because they're business partners. they provide cheap goods, cheap labor for our manufacturers, but on the other hand they're lousy trading partners. they don't buy much of our goods in return. on one hand their allies providing a counterweight to russia in the middle east, but at the same time they're geopolitical foes. they're building out these islands in the south china sea, putting their warships off our coast. and then they

. >> reporter: well, michelle and brian, as we're learning more details, we are learning just how complicated this incident has become and now investigators are combing through this area trying to look for more evidence. we do have some chopper 5 pictures from above so you can see the area that has been impacted. traffic in the area is low but moving. we are by the east 14th area off-ramp off 238. the suspect was involved in a drive-by shooting near the 900 block at 150th avenue and chp gets word of another attempted carjacking in the area. chp officers got a description of the suspect and spot him walking on 238. how he got there they don't know. but when they confronted the suspect, the suspect shot at chp and the suspect is going to hit a passing car. >> they already had one vehicle that was hit. clearly have a person that didn't care where those bullets were going. so that's always a tough difficult situation. >> reporter: now, a tough situation that ended up right here in san leandro. that suspect ran off the off- ramp on east 14th street and that's where sheriff's deputies were waiting