casey crawford is the ceo and co founder of movement mortgage. thanks for being here. >> glad to be here. >> is that really what you did, googled how do i start a mortgage company? >> that is really what i did. you saw a picture of my partner in there. i did have some adult supervision. a lot of people worried you're too young to lend money. i had some experience. always like to have the coaches in life. but yeah, none of us had started a mortgage bank from scratch. i googled how to start a mortgage bank. what. >> did you learn? what did they tell you to do? >> a little guy named dave lie hee came walking on the screen and said give me a call. and 50 pounds of paper later and a year, we hadur federal approval to issue mortgages across the country. >> what's amazing to me is that you could make it all the way to the nfl. be at the top of your game. and then turn around and build something, be an entrepreneur and have a whole s second caree you were thinking of for that time. how did you get to the point where you thought really want to be doing th

crawford: thank you, mr. speaker. i ask unanimous consent that all members may have five legislative days to revise and extend their remarks and include extraneous material on s. 1707. the speaker pro tempore: without objection. mr. crawford: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield myself such time as i may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. crawford: thank you, mr. speaker. s. 1707 would designate the federal building located at 617 walnut street in helena, arkansas, as the jacob trieber federal building, united states post office and united states courthouse. he became the first jewish federal judge in our nation's city. sitting in helena, arkansas, he ruled to protect racism six decades before the supreme court would. we seek support in renaming the federal building in his honor. appointed to the u.s. district court for the eastern district of arkansas by president mckinley in 1900, he served for 27 years and became one of the country's most distinguished injuriesists in renowned constitutio

. >> dramatic, unexpected turnarnds are casey crawford's thing. as a football, he wasn't drafted out of college but he managed to spend two years as a tight end with carolina's panthers. then he got cut but he ended up with the tampa bay buccaneers in 2002, a season that ended up with a super bowl victory. crawford began to flip homes while he was still playing football. it was the early 2000s and real estate and the real estate bubble were blowing up. >> i think i heard donald trump say this and he's probably right. the only way to be wrong in real estate at that time was not to buy something. crawford was doing so well that he quit football after the super bowl. it worked out fine until 2007 and 2008 when bad loans started killing off giant vendors like countrywide, american home and wachovia. >> evil. they were defined by greed, lack of integrity putting families into homes they couldn't afford. >> reporter: despite the chaos, crawford sensed an opening. he wanted to build a mortgage business that would help people stay within their means. >> t

another woman speaking out today, cindy crawford. the supermodel talks for the first time about the allegedly unretouched photo that made headlines around the world. posing for a gorgeous spread in elle canada, she says she felt very conflicted by the experience and that it put me in a tough spot. i couldn't come out against it because i'm rejecting all these people who felt good about it, but i also didn't embrace it because it wasn't real. the photos, which were manipulating to exaggerate crawford's flaws, spread like wildfire. saying, why would seeing a bad picture of me make other people feel good? crawford clearly shows her inner beauty is about as real as you can get. man, i wish i could say that, every time there's a bad picture of me on social media. i was manipulated. that's not how i really look. >> that's an interesting spot for her not to be able to comment on it because she wanted those people to feel good about themselves after seeing that but she's like, don't know how to deal with this.

taking one nothing lead 20 home runs for crawford tied at 3 and the fed when is it the night no one likes them and set off the mound right now the giants because are going for three and the seventh inning effort cisco lost a little bit of a chance again this much but the dodgers when today a matter of getting this over with than having individual goals role if you would please diamondbacks dodgers are of clinker shot fighting six hits off nine strikeouts pull the modern game after five and alicea said very upset but a game with 33. and the winner when chris hits a grand slam dodgers went 63 magic numbers for any combinations drive office went equal force all over the hard drive and you don't want the dodgers to a clenched national league divisional whisper in title monday tuesday wednesday thursday here at&t are gonna do just that '80s when it swept at home. >> gary: the philippine bases loaded martin dawes and auto. a shorter beginning credible package it when for one that is some great stuff cubs heading toward the playoffs lexus pursuit of perfection highlight had said earlier ab

crawford, pagan, off crawford's glove. 5-2. two more than in the sixth. 5-4. same score ninth.burns. got him swinging. giants take 2-3 with a 5-4 win. now six back of l.a. with seven games to play. >> standings are what they are, and we're in a tough situation, but we'll come out fighting. >> anytime you're mathematically in there, it gives you hope. it will be an exciting series, i think we're all looking forward to it. >> to golf. jordan spieth, assuring himself player of the year honors while depositing 10 million bucks to his bank account after winning the tour championship and the fedex cup. henrik stenson by four strokes and reap captured the world's number one ranking. >> the raiders earned it. that celebration in the loom -- locker room was great. thank you. next at 6:00, the creature feature that set a box offic mmmmmm yoplait! ♪ oh! good news everybody! there is now 25% less sugar in yoplait original. say "adieu" to that sugar. because it still tastes good ahhhh yoplait! >> join us on kofy tv 20. good news for tesla owners who like to hit the open road. now at 11:00,

crawford, pagan, off crawford's glove. 5-2. two more than in the sixth. 5-4. same score ninth. on for billy burns. got him swinging. giants take 2-3 with a 5-4 win. now six back of l.a. with seven games to play. >> standings are what they are, and we're in a tough situation, but we'll come out fighting. >> anytime you're mathematically in there, it gives you hope. it will be an exciting series, i think we're all looking forward to it. >> to golf. jordan spieth, assuring himself player of the year honors while depositing 10 million bucks to his bank account after winning the tour championship and the fedex cup. henrik stenson by four strokes and reap captured the world's number one ranking. >> the raiders earned it. that celebration in the loom -- locker room was great. thank you. next at 6:00, the creature feature that set a box office >> join us on kofy tv 20. good news for tesla owners who like to hit the open road. now at 11:00, back here on channel 7, a deadly barrier. this guardrail take thursday life of a 22-year-old man but did officials know it was dangerous? you want t

cindy crawford joins us tonight. [ cheers and applause ] the cindy crawford.o from the new film "the martian" chiwetel ejiofor joins us tonight, a fantastic actor. [ cheers and applause ] i can't wait to talk to him. and we also have music from awolnation, a great band, will also be here tonight. [ cheers and applause ] we mentioned it briefly in the monologue, john boehner stunned the political world on friday by announcing he was stepping down as speaker of the house and resigning from congress, after five years of republican infighting and dysfunction which brings us to a segment called "bye-bye boehner." ♪ [ applause ] boehner was third in line from the presidency and the second-most powerful man in washington, rising to the position of speaker with, by all accounts, the culmination of a life-long dream for the ohio congressman, so he must have been sad to step down. here he is after the announcement. >> it's a wonderful day. [ laughter ] >> seth: i would say he's glowing, but remember, he always looks like that. so why is boehner so happy to be walking aw

. >> cindy crawford blindsided breaking her silence and hitting back at this image. >> an apparent unretouched photo. >> was it stolen and doctored to make cindy look worse? >> cindy was very upset. she felt manipulated. >> then -- >> turning black. >> the super model suffer a seizure on tv? the fallout. also an "e.t." exclusive. >> look who's here? joy behar on her big return to the view. >> i worked in a mental hospital which prepared me to work there. >> how joan rivers talked her her into going back. >> do it while they still want you. >> rosie gave it a second shot and it didn't didn't work. does it scare you? >> and does rosie have a new romance with tatum o'neal? >>> plus, we're with the new dancing crew. a boy bander, and a reality star taking on hollywood's new super skinny trend. is waist training safe? >> how can your waist ever be too small? >>> and tv's little family. we go inside their big wedding. now "e.t." with our take on today's top stories. >>> hi, everybody. lots of news to get to this evening. >> let's get started. here is tonight's top story. >> cindy crawford blindsided

crawford del prete: for sure, security is a significant advantage, differentiator. also say a big part of their brand equity. emily: paypal alone processes more than $235 billion in transactions a year for 165 million customers and 10 million merchants. all of that volume creates an unprecedented security challenges. tomer barel: bottom line, i am not sure that there is anything these days that is keeping me awake. emily: perhaps because paypal has several hundred security experts working in the u.s., asia, europe, and israel. it is that army that has protected paypal from a major cyber security breach since launching in 1999. jordan robertson: the fact that they have not disclosed a major attack and a major breach of consumer information. certainly it is a good sign. emily: that doesn't mean the bad guys aren't trying. jordan robertson: paypal would be a real prize for any of them. emily: which is why paypal is spending big on making sure no one gets that prize. what are you doing to ensure the security of transactions? james barrese: we invest significantly in sec

todd crawford is here, the husband of our great friend lisa colagrossi, who died last march, and dr. j mocco of mount sinai. each of you involved with ways to deal with this. todd, let me start with you -- your goals here. you're turning your grief into action. tell me what you're trying to do. >> so we're announcing today that we're launching the lisa colagrossi foundation, which we hope will become the largest private funder of brain-aneurysm programs focused in the area of awareness, education, research, and support throughout the country, going forward. as part of that, we are also launching today the first ever national fundraising campaign, called "lisa's lucky 7 challenge." and we are encouraging people across the country, over the next seven months, to log on to lisalegacy7.org, make a donation in an amount that has the number seven in it. >> her lucky number -- she worked at channel 7. you want to raise $7 million over the next 7 months. >> so a minimum of $7 -- could be $70, could be $700 -- and then to tweet, go to facebook, go turn to social media, and challenge 7 -- iden

this is going to score crawford. that would prove to be the winning run.'s make a game of until the fifth. heston guilts burns to pop up but that in no man'sland, angel pagan, and crawford, collision course. billy butler and simeon score. then 5-4, in the ninth, man on for billy burns. giants take 2-3. six back of l.a. with seven to play. so not much of a chance but we have said that before many times in the last five years. >> still a ♪ ♪ hush my darling... ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] ♪ hush my darling... [snoring.] ♪ don't fear my darling... ♪ the lion sleeps tonight. [snoring.] take the roar out of snore. yet another innovation only at a sleep number store. >>> coming up at 6:00. cyclist fight back after they're targeted by tacks like these on a bay area roadway. one of the bay area's great theaters are getting rid of a piece of history. what is replacing its classic wurlitzer organ. >> a video of the pope laughing at a little baby dress fed this likeness is going viral. take a look. little baby quin even made the po

the 20th for crawford 1-0 giants top 5th tied at 3.bases loaded watch ian kennedy's right footthat'sthe not-so-sublte move costs the padres a run giants take lead 4-3 bot 6th madison bumgarner frustrated with umpire all game stares ump joe west down for a while mad-bum then gets derek norris swinging bumgarner: 7 ip, 3 er, 9 so. bot 9th after tying it in the eight.padres take it to bottom ninth where josh osich gives up the walk-off to lexi amarista padres walk off for the second night in a row bullpen gives up two runstakes away a win for mad bum final: 5-4 padres dodgers beat the d-backsnow lead the giants by eight games dodgers magic number is three. giants have 10 games remaining a's looking to avoid the sweep by the rangers at o-dot-co coliseum today giants fan in attendance.wearing his barry zito jersey gearing up for this weekend bot 5th 3-1 rangers hamels inducing the double play. rangers turned four double plays thru five innings. hamesls: 6 ip, 4 h, 1 r, 2 so top 8th 6-1 rangers.prince fielder cranks this home-run deep to right. two more runs.texas runs away with it.final:

dari: a new twist surrounding the pictures above cindy crawford that were out a while ago. steve: they supposedly showed her at her worst come and now we are finding out differently. like a supermodel says she couldn't speak up about it until now. >> i've never seen this. dari: the response from kids after they were shown a cassette tape and a walkman. but they could be seeing a lot more because the cassette is making a comeback. steve: and a surfing dog is making news. how it a wave of game-day excitement is rolling into dunkin'. taste the new tailgater breakfast sandwich, stacked with smoked sausage, and onions. america runs on dunkin'. switch now, new york and get installed as early as today. mom switched. we switched. i switched to time warner cable and knew exactly when they were coming. appointment window. for $89.99 a month, you'll get channels, and unlimited calling to the u.s., puerto rico, canada, mexico, china and india. and for a limited time, you could get a $300 reward card included. as today. call 1-800-341-9716. steve: cindy crawford breaking her silence abo

there is so much to talk about when cameron joined cindy crawford at a book signing to day. where did they start? how about her 50th birthday coming up and how does cindy feel about her famous look? >> your favorite body part? >> my favorite body part? of >> yes. >> i would say, definitely my legs. >> least favorite? >> i'm not going to tell. you'll look right at it. >> i can't imagine any of cindy's body parts not to like, especially seeing her new book. it wasn't always beaches and tahiti and 1,000 plus magazine covers. this small town girl started at $150 a day and "on more than one occasion one of would you say pass out on the set from lack of food." the change the way you felt >> no. i mean, i feel like who better can guide them if they do choose&- to want to do that? >> coming up in february, cindy turns the big 5-0. how did this happen so quickly? just yesterday i was finishing high school. >> as a woman, i don't necessarily say, yea. but i'm so grateful for my life. just a number, right? >> by her side for two decades, her husband who says made her feel safe and happ

it's been really crazy lately. >> charles :but crawford says that it's difficult to permanently get ridr most people this will be an ongoing battle until the drought is over. >> : you've got to understand that these ants are on the moving looking for food. you might get them out of one room but they will show up in another. full strength. >> charles :i am also told that this time of year the ants are getting ready for wintertime so they're doing a lot of eating and are very active and i could partially explain why there are so many ants moving into homes >> catherine : another spare the air alert has been issued for tomorrow in the bay area. triple-digit temperatures combined with car exhaust will mean unhealthy ozone levels. people are encouraged to use public transit, carpool or ride their bikes to work. air quality officials say the single most effective way to reduce smog pollution is to drive less. tomorrow will mark the sixth spare the air alert this summer. >> brian :i expect that thursday and friday will be day seven and eight/ san francisco currently at 78 degrees here tomorrow

. >> cindy crawford blindsided and breaking her silence on that controversial viral photo. >> here we are. on the set today for my cover of elle canada. >> the 49-year-old mother of two looked super glam in a form-fitting dress for elle canada's photo shoot. it's her comments about this altered marie claire image that are making news today. >> cindy felt blindsided because she couldn't embraced photo because it was doctored in a way that was unflattering. the flip side, she couldn't reject it because so many women had responded so positively to it. for her to say that's not me might make them feel badly. >> she told the magazine, quote, i felt really manipulated and conflicted, so i kept my mouth shut. she didn't say anything because the pictureture sparked a thoughtful discussion about body image. >> women and fellow stars with weighing in on it. >> i think it's empowering for women. i think it's truly empowering. >> she still looks amazing. >> someone leaks this out in an attempt to hurt her -- >> but the reaction has been overwhelmingly positive. >> photographer john russo said the

and here's jan crawford. >> reporter: he's been called the pope of the poor. he spoke directly to those who have gone without. >> ( translated ): in prayer there is no first or second class. there is brotherhood. >> reporter: he shared his message of hope with people who work directly with the poor and some of the needy they serve, like lanita key, a former drug addict who once was homeless. >> it felt like energy just went through my hand as he touched it and grabbed it. >> reporter: key was one of many who connected with the pope and felt blessed. >> he's delivering the message that god is here for us. god is here for us. >> reporter: concern for the poor is a foundation of catholicism and francis has pledged to restore the dignity of those in need. the vatican now hands out sleeping bags to homeless around st. peter's square and even built them showers. the homeless see francis as a protector. >> he's here for homelessness and to make our world better. >> reporter: and in washington, after saying a prayer over lunch, the pope also made their world brighter.

good morning, cindy crawford looking stunning this morning.y all about her life and career. can't wait to hear more about that. >> and we will. >>> also this morning we are busti ining fit myths. is she working out as hard as she thinks she is? if you aren't working out hard enough you're not burning enough calories to lose weight. we have a simple test because we know there are people who watch us every morning on the tread treadmill, on the bike, in the gym. >> you can watch while you're on the treadmill. want to go to amy. congratulations, now bring us the morning rundown. >> thank you, everybody. >>> our big story this morning, the president of planned parenthood appearing before congress today to answer questions about those highly controversial undercover videos. in remarks prepared for her appearance cecile richards says she's proud her organization is providing fetal tissue to researchers and the secret videos have raised questions about that practice calling the activists fraudulent and unethical. >>> well now to those high stakes tal

. >> pelley: and jan crawford has been speaking to many of the folks who have spent hours today waiting for just a few seconds that they will remember the rest of their lives. >> reporter: for the thousands who lined the streets just hoping for a glimpse, it was a moment. >> it was awesome. really awesome. my heart is still beating from seeing the pope. >> reporter: they came from everywhere. >> from puerto rico. >> reporter: and you're memphis, tennessee? anybody else? >> pittsburgh. >> nashville. >> reporter: pittsburgh, nashville. >> mexico. >> reporter: mexico. manyicating for hours. >> late last night. straight here, midnight, camped out. >> reporter: milton leon and his family got in line at 1:00 in the morning for a spot in the front. >> i saw him very well. i was yelling, "francesco! francesco." >> reporter: his wife, janneth, cried. >> my whole body was shaking and my heart was just going up. >> reporter: for all the security and pageantry, it was a day when francis touched the people. 17-year-old christian esherick waited in line hoping to share his family's christmas card wit

the justice, now 77, shared his thoughts with our chief legal correspondent january -- jan crawford with the cbs news broadcast sunday morning. >> reporter: breyer says they discuss the cases they gather in a private conference. >> the two rules are nobody speaks twice until everybody speaks once. >> reporter: at the conference? >> correct. >> and the second is tomorrow is another day. you and i might have been absolutely at loggerheads in case a. the fact that we were at loggerheads has nothing to do with case b. >> reporter: the nine all have different styles. breyer, a former professor at harvard law school, says he's a talker. where does that come from? is that how you were raised? >> probably teaching. >> reporter: what about your family? >> my family... this is my father's watch. it says, "irving breyer, legal adviser, san francisco unified school district, 1933 to 1973." so i grew up in a family focused on the public schools of san francisco. >> reporter: breyer says the justices generally get along. earlier this summer, when he argued against the constitutionality of the death pe

it is a big issue for farmers in iowa, and jan crawford is there. >> in about three weeks these will turn yellow and then brown, and be ready for harvest. >> reporter: soybeans are a mainstay of iowa's economy with farmers like ron heck helping drive the state's economic engine. but today, china is holding the keys. these beans could be in china. >> they could be, two months from now. >> reporter: they leave the farm on freight trains bound for the west coast and then by boat to china, a system so efficient, china has become a major customer of iowa agriculture. last year, iowa exported nearly $1 billion in products to china, $240 million were soybeans. farmers here put it in different terms, one of every four rows of soybeans goes to the chinese. but there are growing signs of trouble. china's economic slowdown already has hit wall street. on the presidential campaign, donald trump warns about the threat from china every chance he get. >> i'm not going to let china rip us off. >> reporter: and no one is watching more closely than the farmener iowa. economist chad hart is a professor

go on the record robert borrowing tool robert man robert edward arrest robert f pursue robert j crawford. >> robert j. manor robert reagan robert laying a foundation everybody remembers where they were on 9/11 (inaudible) want to put in your memory forever lives were lost that day. >> thank you for taking on the challenge (inaudible) very grateful to have you wish you the best (inaudible) always place in our hearts and remember the sacrifice for that day i'd like to ask (inaudible). >> thank you chief joanne whilst good morning. >> good morning. >> it is my privilege and honor to join you in our city for the com arbitration for those past victims as well as heros 9/1114 years ago all of us remember 14 years ago in 3 thousand miles away it seems like a distance but burned if in our memories as an event we'd like never forgot by most importantly we take lessons from that and continue support our san francisco fire department our police department, our responding and optimistic readies for anything i want to thank the chief the mission, our police chief and all those that worked together to

simon kennedy, tim crawford. they stay with us. obama opens the door to russia to combat islamic state extremists. two,rences between the the latest after the break. ♪ francine: welcome back to "the pulse." tom keene is in new york. world leaders remain divided on how to end the carnage in syria. at the u.n. general assembly yesterday, vladimir putin called obama and barack francois hollande clearly opposed support. >> realism dictates that compromise will be required to end the fighting and stamp out isis. but realism also requires a managed transition away from assad into a new leader. >> we should finally acknowledge that nobody but his forces and kurds militias are truly fighting the islamic state and terrorist organizations in syria. >> assad is at the root of the problem. you cannot be part of the solution. francine: a reporter joins us with the latest. ryan, there has been no breakthrough in the relationship between barack obama and vladimir putin. ryan: and the body language between the two of them said it all. president ob

jan crawford is on the ellipse where many of those people are gathered. jan? >> reporter: you know, this is where the pope is going to take a spin around the block in the pope-mobile. we have thousands of people who are here gathered, many waited overnight. all hoping to get a glimpse of the pope. it is quite a lot of excitement, as you can hear the crowds. all kinds of people here from all over the country who gather here to be a part of this moment in history. even for a quick second when he goes by, norah. >> jan, thank you so much. i think on the ellipse, everybody is more noisy and excited. everyone here actually on the south lawn is a little bit more subdued. jan, where you are, are some people hoping they may get to shake the pope's hand? >> reporter: norah, they are hoping for a photograph. they'll hoping he gets out of the pope-mobile and come and say hello. they're hopeful for so many things. that's why so many of them started getting here late last night, camping out overnight just for that moment. the crowds, you know, i asked people, what is it ab

brandon crawford complete the ending. they are both going to score.will try and score from first, but he is tagged out. doesn't matter, the damage is done. giants win it 7-4. the a's and mariners and they raised $75,000 for breast cancer awareness day. allowed three runs in the fifth. sean o'malley scores. his first since july fine teenth. in the 8th and he is okay and hopes to be back soon. the a's down 3-2 in the 9th. two men on. he lines out to left. the a's are swept by the mary rine neithers. another one-run loss. they are 21 games below 500 with their fifth straight loss. the the first week of the u.s. open is in the books with several interesting quarter final matches coming up. he reached his 26th straight grand slam quarter final match as he looks for another major title. know vac facing agute. he drops to second and set point. know vac and he will take it out on his racket. first lost set in the tournament. sweet drop shot. novac advances to face lopez with a four-set victory. and third round of the championships and second round leader char