. >> get a shot of jack daniels and sprinkle you in jack daniels. >> no, no, jim beam.> jim beam. >> you like jack daniels. >> not no more. >> i know, i know. >> get a shot glass of jim beam. >> oh, yeah, yeah, do it the right way. >> i'll do that for you. >> all right. that's all i ask. >> i ain't gonna drink it. >> i didn't ask you to drink it. >> it will go on the ground. >> go ahead. >>> good morning, everyone. welcome to "weekends with alex witt." it remains a mystery at this hour. one big unanswered question in that killing spree at a colorado springs planned parenthood office. we're going to hear from the witness to the incident in the latest from police. >>> no apparent get-away vehicle or weapon. then how did a man walk away from the armored car carrying away half a million dollars but there is more to this story. >>> the road home. some treacherous conditions expected this weekend just in

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medical equipment med tronnic, and dollar general and brown foreman, the maker of jack daniels whisky. on wednesday, the art basal show, and they are offering modern and contemporary art. get all of your business news on cnbc. >>> we have scattered showers yesterday and we are waking up to light rain across the area. it's going to work its way out of the region but will take longer to the south and parts of southern new jersey. scattered showers this morning, early light rain and kind of cloudy and damp to start out our sunday. cooler, too. we are going to end up in the upper 40s. and then we're tracking more rain for tuesday and wednesday and then milder air for the end of the workweek. 46 degrees in philadelphia, and light rain is falling and winds out of the east-northeast at 8 miles per hour, and 6 degrees cooler compared to this time yesterday and 22 degrees cooler in mt. pocono compared to this time yesterday so no doubt feeling the change there. green on the map is indicating light rain and more of a nuisance this morning than anything else and it will work its way out of the r

rosanna: i hope people will still bring a bottle of jack daniels over there. father command. rosanna: let's talk about donald trump. an apparent miscommunication. greg: there is donald trump. willing to meet with donald trump. that does not mean that they are outsourcing him. greg: kyle walker has expressed concern. greg: he is still at the top of the pole. rosanna: chris christie. greg: they have a big newspaper out there. that is a big deal in the political world. rosanna: they better get it right. the speaker of the assembly. you know what, things actually may be looking pretty good. apparently, there is one holdout juror. it looks like this person wants to break silvers leg. you cannot really tell for sure. rosanna: if convicted, he faces up to 130 years in jail. greg: amazon.com. rosanna: unveiled its latest caring packages up to 5 pounds. 400 feet used. sense and technology. the faa gave amazon of peru. it's drone research. the company says the service has regulatory support needed. rosanna: why? is he going to be lining anybody's pockets? greg: you cannot argue with th

at the big board, as we said, ringing the bell from beijing, alibaba's jack ma, ceo daniel zhang, andom farley celebrating singles day. the annual global shopping festival on 11/11. we'll talk to ma momentarily. over at the nasdaq, over 60 companies supporting veterans hiring initiatives. some encouraging data out today about the unemployment rate for veterans of iraq and afghanistan. in some cases better than the national average, which is a beautiful sign. >> yeah. it makes so much sense. we had the cadets, a salute to veterans yesterday. these people -- who has more decisionmaking under fire? certainly not some guy in a regional office. >> organizational, discipline. you name it. >> we have not gotten to macy's. busy morning. the miss, the revenue miss, the guide lower. missing the comp guide by 400 basis points. we heard terry lundgren on "squawk box" this morning. customer has not come back. has not come back for apparel. >> bad for real estate. they point blank said no to delivering alpha. david, now 30 points below where we heard they might do real estate. 30 points below. >> t

a man named jack daniels.ittle fuzzy about her 41st president to be quite honest but a medium, i was immediately struck by this quiet or assistant charisma. within a half hour i understood how he managed to convince the majority of american voters to entrust him with authority. if you do what i do which is my biography of people who ask us to entrust them with the base of our country and the balance of the world how they get their, how they make that sale and what they do once they are there and the characteristics and qualities play out. often their vices and their virtues. you want to be able to a floor floor -- explore a complicated story and i believe george herbert walker bush among the most complicated emotional men in the presidency in modern times. he is also one of the most emotional men. it was a great surprise to me. he has as his speechwriter christopher buckley once put it the paradox of the sicilian grandmother. i began interviewing him in 2006 for this book and the last interview in exchange for

jack: i don't know. if they want to be worried, they can be. bought basically the youtube/netflix of china. daniele on stage with craig, you invested in the "mission impossible" film. what are your hollywood ambitions? jack: it is my ambition in the future -- i asked the people -- now we are good at e-commerce, we are good at payment, logistics. we have cloud computing. i do not worry about the business, the money we will make in the next 5, 10 years. we are going to survive another 87 years. so what is the business we should do 10 years later? we have to worry about 10 years later. emily: what is the business? strategy -- two h strategy. health and happiness. because of the pollution, we will have some health problems. that is why we have to invest money today. 10 years later, china will have problems and we can use our technology to solve the problems. we invested a lot of money. the other is happiness. look at the world today. are not happy, poor people are not happy, government is not happy. emily: is jack ma happy? jack: i am happy with what i'm doing but i am not happy with the pressures i ha

was friends with someone you may all know he's gone on to greater glory in an name and name to jack danielslittle fuzzy about the 41st president to be quite honest. about meeting him i was immediately struck by his quiet persistent charisma and within a half-hour i understood how he had managed to convince the majority of american voters to entrust him with ultimate authority and if you do what i do which is write biographies of people who ask us to entrust them with the fate of our children and shape of our country and balance in the world, how they get there and make that and then what they do once they are there and how the characteristics and qualities play out for good and ill often devices and virtues we'll see the vices of our virtues you want to be able to explore a complicated human story and i believe that george robert walker bush is among the most complicated and emotional man who helped the presidency in modern times. he is also one of the most emotional man which was the great surprise to me. he has asked the speechwriter once put it the tear ducts of a sicilian grandmother. [

former tv 9 athlete of the week kolin schulte hits daniel husmann 80 yards to tie the game at seven.. mount vernon regained the lead on the jack cochrane 3 yard touchdown run.. and the mustangs did nice job of mixing things up tonight.. adams hits hook again over the middle and he turns this one into a 76 yard score for his second t.d of the night.. and then with 24 seconds to play in the half adams hits joe cork-ran for six more and mount vernon with some revenge beat anamosa to to 8 man football and 9-0 don bosco traveled to 11-0 central elkader tonight. scott westerberg has the action. --this is the first meeting this season between the dons and warriors....ce ntral up 12-8 early in the second but brandon bagby to joel sweeney who makes a fantastic juggling catch...don bosco takes a 14-12 lead... --the ensuing kickoff is taken by nick sylvester just outside the goal line....sylvester has blockers and a ton of room down the far sideline....sylv ester goes 79 yards as central retakes the lead at 20-14... --don bosco has an answer....sweeney takes the handoff...he scores....the back and forth continues...22-20 dons... --warrio

daniel wallace. >>> if you doubt the impact of daily fantasy they're taking the cool out of the black jack machines. they're not sitting idle. >> vegas has a millennial problem. young people like to come to sin ci city, but they don't like to gamble. these new games may not be enough many millennials like spending money to play fantasy sports. jim murren is the alpha dog on the las vegas strip. casinos have not been able to get into fantasy sports, until recently, these types of games haven't been classified as gambling. the skill needed to win overshadowed the element of chance. you. >> think it's gambling, don't you? >> of course it's gambling. it's absolutely, utterly in my opinion, gamtbling. do i think it's wrong? no. >> regulators are starting to agree. no one ask regulate and propagate gambling better than las vegas, any change would be a huge threat as they would face established veteran competition. >> if i want to be in that business, i think they will do very well in that business. making sure what is allowed, what is not loud. >> casinos can only wait, watch and play. >> i love daily fa

former tv 9 athlete of the week kolin schulte hits daniel husmann 80 yards to tie the game at seven.. mount vernon regained the lead on the jack cochrane 3 yard touchdown run.. and the mustangs did nice job of mixing things up tonight.. adams hits hook again over the middle and he turns this one into a 76 yard score for his second t.d of the night.. and then with 24 seconds to play in the half adams hits joe cork-ran for six more and mount vernon with some revenge beat anamosa to advance to the dome. to 8 man football and 9-0 don bosco traveled to 11-0 central elkader tonight. scott westerberg has the action. --this is the first meeting this season between the dons and warriors....ce ntral up 12-8 early in the second but brandon bagby to joel sweeney who makes a fantastic juggling catch...don bosco takes a 14-12 lead... --the ensuing kickoff is taken by nick sylvester just outside the goal line....sylvester has blockers down the far sideline....sylv ester goes 79 yards as central retakes the lead at 20-14... --don bosco has an answer....sweeney takes th handoff...he scores....the back and forth continues...22-20 dons... --warr

daniel craig, mr. bond. come to the u.s. and challenge amazon? emily chang sat down with jack and asked him about his u.s.. >> we are very thankful for the united states. the united states internet, there would be no ba, and without american tourists coming to my city, i would never learn to speak english. and without the wonderful innovations of silicon valley -- people think, when will you come to america? are you going to compete with amazon? when are you going to compete with ebay? we do not go there to compete. if we go there, we want to have a small business, helping them to china, helping them to asia. we have such a huge demand of chinese consumers online. people, even on the mobile phones, shopping on our site. we need good products, unique products, in which the usa has a huge potential. , i i think in five years want our team to be thankful, to invest in the high tech knowledge, invest in startups that help them to grow. inw not only in money, but one day coming to china, a huge market. emily: amazon is focusing on india. you are focusing on russia. when do the world's biggest e-commerce compan

daniel driscoll, ceo harbor health services. talk about the founding of the first health center. >> two young physicians here in boston had seen this model of providing health care, jack in particular had seen this in south africa. the community health center model was the model of care used to provide care in the segregated townships that nonwhites were herded into in south africa. jack saw that and came back to this country, met up with another during the civil rights movement and decided this model income communities here in the united states. founding of revolutionary move? >> during the 60' s, the prospect of economic opportunity was out to stimulate the communities and columbia was an isolated hamlet people were herded and geithner and gibson both said to senator kennedy and the office of economic opportunity that opportunity starts with the healthy and give us a small grant so we can demonstrate the effectiveness of community-based health care. the rest is history . 50 years of growth and development of health centers. karen: how many community health and massachusetts? and boston there are 23 network. how does having this health care network in place aid provi

jack: a 1984 case of a boy may be getting a new look by des moines police. this renewed hope comes after a break in the abduction case of a boy from minnesota last week. daniel heinrich is now a person of interest in the disappearance of jacob wetterling in minnesota in 1989. during his court appearance this week, a judge ruled heinrich would remain in jail.... calling him a "danger to the community." heinrich only faces child pornography charges. so far, nothing related to the wetterling case. jack: evidence in the heinrich case has caught the attention of a retired des moines police detective. he worked on the case of missing des moines paper boy eugene martin, who was abducted in 1984, and never found. local five took a look back at the case that gripped the life of a police officer and all of iowa. " you can leave a homicide at work, i know that sounds bizarre, you can leave a shooting or stabbing or robbery at work, but there's a boy missing and all he was doing was delivering papers." jack: if you want to see more local 5 archival footage from when this case first came about....... we have those stories on our website -- at "we are iowa dot com." brad/

jack: detectives in des moines may be taking a new look at a decades-old missing child case. that's after a break in the abduction case of a boy from minnesota just last week. daniel heinrich was named as a person of interest in the disappearance of jacob wetterling in 1989. heinrich appeared in federal court yesterday and a judge ruled he should be kept in jail as a "danger to the community." right now faces child pornography charges, not anything related to jacob wetterling's case. jack: still-- details about evidence found in heinrich's home caught the attention of a retired des moines police detective who was in charge of ....... eugene martin's case. he was a des moines paperboy who was abducted in 1984. local five's amanda krenz joins us now to preview the special report she's working on about the possible connection. amanda: this case out of minnesota just didn't spark hope with this particular officer, it got a lot of people talking.. .and thinking... could there be a connection with missing boys from the des moines area? we decided to contact the officer who investigated eugene martin's disppearance. while the arrest in minnesota got his wheels turning, i

. >>> danielle's in this morning, and it feels definitely like the holiday season with the chill in the air. >> yeah. >> jack frost nipping at your toes. >> here we go with the music. [ laughter ] >> hey, guys it's 10 to 20 degrees colder than this time yesterday. the kids are heading out the door, we're in the teens and 20s. medway memorial school is sitting at 18 degrees right now. 22 at the vincent elementary school in winchester and josiah in boston is sitting at 28 degrees. so you want the winter coat and winter gear. you factor in the wind, which is pretty light in some spots, breeze. it feels like 22 is the logan airport right now. 12 degrees. the sun will be shining to start the day. there would be snow showers and flurry as long with clouds to our west. some would sneak into far western massachusetts. overall, our weather stays quiet. good for traveling later on today. same goes for our wednesday. high pressure will be the dominant feature on the map. fair weather right through the middle part of the week. here's the deal on thanksgiving. on the backside of high pressure, we debt a wind that comes f

jack geiger and dr. gibson with a new building and a new mission to make sure that low-income folks have access to quality health care. s the my pleasure to introduce you to daniel dangerous cool, also with us a retired 34 year employee of the health center and a 60 year residents of columbia point. welcome to urban update. thanks for coming in. and the congratulations on 50 years. wow. dan, let's start with you, some brief history, not only the first community health center in the country, but it has root in the civil rights movement and the most people don't know about that. what can you tell us about that. >> well the founders were instrumental in organizing the medical community of the medical arts. they net during marchs back in the 1960s, jack had been toll south africa and had visited with doctor sydney cark, who had founded the community health centers that served the apartheid townships in south africa. within jack came back to the country and met up with count gibson, they made the determination to start programs like that for the low-income people in this country. >> amazing, before i go to you, who i guess lived through all this. we have got a video

danielle? >> good morning. a lot of weather watchers are up this morning. thank you, as always, for your daily report. so great to see so many observations coming in. jack says 38 in lexington. a little cooler when you come to belmont sitting at 30 degrees right now and 40s in a lot of spots. we're on our way to the 50s later on today. i'm tracking some rain in the hour by hour forecast. >>> welcome back. it's 5:44 on your tuesday morning. a big surprise for a speech therapist at the murphy store. she asked google's charity armed for money to pay for printer ink and laminated sheets to teach students better during an assembly, google will donate $42,000 for special education projects across boston and cambridge. >> that's so nice. >> yeah. >> such a good way to give back. >> you can see the mascot giving it. >> we can get a check of the forecast and there's changes. it's just the timing of everything is up in the air, danielle. >> for veterans day, too, it's a chilly, raw feel tomorrow. so while some people may have the day off tomorrow. that's when the heaviest rains will come down for any veterans day parades or plans you may have. it will be a wet an

daniel craig is there. stephen, thank you very much. stephen engle at alibaba mission control. cpm london time -- emily chang will sit down with jack't miss that conversation. , the ceo to our guest of armstrong investment management, joining us now. great to have you here. we are looking at this single day in china. is this another illustration of how they are trying to re-orientate the economy away e industrial growthee story? how convinced our unit that is possible? : when you look at the fact that they bought this six months ago, the government has been actively trying to work on stimulating the consumer to start spending more. engaging, we know that the man who went for infrastructure -- these are great news for the domestic consumer in china. they are thinking -- this is sustainable? bel it be's -- will it sufficient? it has proven to be a success and the question is how sustainable will it be? anna: yes. so away from this one-day event, how sustainable is this reorientation? are you concerned about the level of indebtedness that they are going to rack up, if this going to be the push for growth? annams. armstrong: absolutely