but they are technically a flamboyance. a flamboyance of flamingos. flamboyance of flamingos. leave it to a flamingo to be all flamboyant like that. i like that. i like that. i don't know what you call group of news anchors i was just about to say that's flamboyance too. that's flamboyance too. we know what you call them. [ laughter ] >> can't say that on tv. see you later. thank you, charley. presidential candidates in agreement? the two platforms they have in common and they don't even know it. and then a mother finds a strange man hiding in her i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. how do we make the economy work for everyone? hillary clinton's plan starts here... by making big corporations and those at the top finally pay their fair share in taxes. and those companies that move overseas? she'd charge them an exit tax. then she'd use that money to make the largest investment you can read the plan here. ?? ?? ?? ((russell 2shot bw)) donald trump is headed back to the bay >>> 8:30. donald trump head headed back to bay for fourth time this year holding on a big rally

famous for his flamboyant performances, gabriel loved to wear shiny or sequined outfits and jump around on stage. the president of mexico tweeted out.. "i regret the death of juan gabriel, one of the great musical icons of our its kind of like a scene out of gilligan's island. only... its real... two people have been rescued from a desert island in the pacific after a u-s navy helicopter spotted a message in the sand. you can see a big "s-o-s" written in the sand. the couple's boat was reported missing a week ago. the navy spotted the pair on an island in micronesia and alerted the coast gaurd. the two had no emergency equipment and limited supplies. ?? ad lib ?? now time for your juicy question of the morning... if some if some surveys are true... 15 to 20% of men have not bought this for over ten years. there really is no good explanation for why men let's get to your 2nd juicy question of the day.question of the day.the average woman will do this two to three times today.what is this.use hard to believe, but it has been 11 years since this happened.a look back at hurricane katrina in

i mean it in his flamboyance, he is it.rian: why do people want to live the way they do in palm beach, and would you describe why i asked the question? laurence: when i cannot figure out is, if i had that money, i would want the most interesting people around me. what is the point? but it is segregated in terms of its wealth. now i know somebody who has , earned around $400 million. he does not go down there because he is not wealthy enough. ok? and so, you look at me and you do not think how much i'm worth, you do not care how much i were -- m worth. there they look at you and know precisely how much you are worth so you are on their level. brian: how do you fit? laurence: i do not fit. i am the odd man out. brian: how do they know that? laurence: thanks to my book. my book came out, i was driven -- my car was driven off the road. the police chief said i should hire security. there is a video on youtube of someone screaming at me about what a they get im. a big it i a.m. -- i am. the book is the truth. i was astounded that

california home at the age of 66.he was a superstar in the world of latin music.famous for his flamboyant performances, gabriel loved to wear shiny or sequined outfits and jump around on stage.this is video of his last concert on friday in inglewood, california.no details have been released about his death. a homecoming of sorts.... for six people who spent the last year living life as if they were on mars. members are part of nasa's fourth "hawaii space exploration analog and simulation", hi-seas for short. they lived in a biodome... simulating life on mars... living on the rugged slope of the mauna loa volcano. this was longest-ever nasa mission to understand how a year-long deep space mission would affect astronauts. check of your weather and incident freelight traffic dry roads, the patchy fog brian gotter mentioned isn't causing any issues on the roads this morning several overnight closures are reopening in the next 5 to 10 minutes two largest overnight closures in the zoo interchnage startat 11 tonight. i-41 southbound at watertown plank to the zoo and 894 northbound from national

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. >> markus is probably our most flamboyant inmate. every time he comes out of the cell, it is almost a show, the way he walks, the way he talks to you. >> ready for my close-up? >> he's very flamboyant. and exaggerates his movements and speech quite a bit. so that draws a lot of attention to him. >> well, a like to dance on the dinner table out there, like, when i'm not supposed to. i scream a lot. i'm always, like, yelling out my doors. yeah, so i guess that would make me drama, you know. they're always writing me up, always coming on my speaker, what are you doing, cash? i guess drama. don't piss me off, girl. you know me. you know me, girl. >> at 21 years old, cash is on his eighth trip through the oc jail. this time after being caught with a batch of stolen credit cards. >> well, i was really drunk one night. and me and my friend decided to, you know, let's go shopping and we got a bunch of credit cards and we went to stores and we bought -- we tried to buy $700 worth of gift cards, you know, and that didn't fly, you know? 2:00 in

he was famous for his flamboyant performances. he loved shiny outfits and jump around on stage. mexico's president tweeted that gabrielle was one of the biggest musical icons in his country and a legacy to the entire world. >>> two airline jail as police say they were drunk before they were about to fly off to the u.s. >>> the pilots age 35 and 45 were taken off the flight in glasgow, scotland. they were scheduled to fly 141 passengers from scotland to newark, new jersey. the flight was delayed for 10 hours while the airline got a replacement crew in place. scottish police say both men were in custody and are expected to be arraigned tomorrow. construction project at mccarron is wrapping up. >> the air traffic control tower is up and running. why the project was so desperately needed. >> and san francisco 49er and former university of nevada reno quarterback makes his first public comments on the controversy surrounding his refusal to stand during the national anthem before a pre-season game. hillary clinton: i'm hillary clinton and i approve this message. over sixty people here

gabriel is known for his showmanship and flamboyant style on stage.he fans are leaving flowers on his hollywood walk of fame star. he just performed in los angeles on friday. he was 66 years old. >>> two united airlines pilots are due to appear in a scottish court to face charges of being drunk ahead of a flight to new jersey. >> the pilots were arrested a short time before scheduled take off on saturday. passengers experienced about a 10 hour delay as a result. according to scotland's harrold, one of the pilots lives in texas. the other one in mississippi. that incident left some passengers shaken but aviation experts they this case the system worked to keep everyone safe. >> if you are uncomfortable with a member of your crew, you don't fly with them. the safe guards that are in place did, in fact, work. >> the herald reports that the pilots are both senior airmen who have worked in the past as flight instructors. united airlines said it removed those pilots from the flying duties and cooperating with authorities. >>> we turn to developing news wher

everyone knows, donald trump, he is flamboyant. the more he made it about his personality, the less likely that i am to vote for him. seems like everyone else is going in the same direction here. started out as trump. but moved away. now, last couple weeks i have seen a pivot back to, the issues, and that gives me a little bit more hope for him. but, he has yo-yoed. i need to see a little bit more. >> how many of you would consider. still consider voting for him in the fall, raise your hands? what does he have to do? >> he has to get back to, to the issues. and solve the problems. >> he can't solve it? he is running for president. he can't do anything. >> not solve it. he has to give us a plan of what he, some kind of, plan of action of what he would look to do. >> he has done economic plan. done a national security plan. what do you want? >> i want him to talk more about that. and stop attacking people. and acting erratic. >> i'm looking for the things he says that are scripted. teleprompter he makes fun of, he uses. like the deba

. ♪ >> campaigns are always flamboyant, and as the candidates moved across the country, they were surroundedte-getting glitter. >> good to see you. >> massachusetts. >> good to see you. >> is your daughter here? >> but there was a serious purpose behind the banners and balloons. each candidate was meeting the people, giving them a chance to evaluate his thoughts as a potential president and to look closely at him as a man. laconia's people in the fall are part of one of nature's most impressive pageants. as the leaves turn and the ducks drop in briefly on their way to the south there's a stillness and grandeur interrupted only by the sounds of children returning to school. the people of the united states went to the polls to elect their president. confronted by a decision that could hold the key to the nation's future place in the world. but they knew that whoever the new president would be, he would receive the support of the entire nation as he was given the awesome responsibility of leading the country. and in this election year the nation chose richard nixon, bringing to its final conclu

. ♪ ♪ >> campaigns are always flamboyant, and as the candidates moved across the country they were surroundedl vote-getting glitter. >> good to see you. >> is this your daughter here? >> but there was a series purpose behind the banners and balloons. each candidate was meeting the people, giving them a chance to evaluate his thoughts as a potential president and to look closely at him as a man.

reporter: the boulder marks even as the flamboyant down in the polls in his cnbc interview possibly for the first time publicly might lose in november. how do you close that gap? >> just keep in the same thing i'm doing right now and it's either going to work or i'm going to have a very long vacation. reporter: nutrisite hillary clinton looking to move on from her latest e-mail scandal this week with new documents showing state. speaking on the economy in michigan she looks to contrast her agenda with mr. trump's. she spoke in detroit earlier this week. >> he talked only a failure poverty and crime. he is missing so much about what makes michigan great. reporter: the former new york senator looking to attract independent and republican voters as well as midwestern swing states blasting what she make tax cuts for the wealthy insisting her vision includes opportunities for the middle class. >> we will put americans to work work, building and modernizing our roads, our bridges, our time host, our roadways, our ports and our airports. reporter: aides to hillary clinton saying the democratic

. >> there will be new leadership, probably less flamboyant than mr. berlusconi has been, and there will be fresh money. that is very important. the consortium promising to put 350 million euros into the club in the coming years. that is necessary. after all, it has been five years since the team has won the national league, and they only finished seventh last season. christopher: football fans are used to seeing these kind of foreign buyouts. justine of foreign buyouts. just to the weeks ago, a chinese consortium bought up most of interim island. -- football fans are used to seeing these kind of foreign buyouts. just two weeks ago, a chinese consortium bought up a team. >> they were looking for more commercial exposure in europe, i believe. the consortium buying milan has yet to show any soccer affiliation so far. it includes a state-backed investment fund, so i think we are looking at more of a financial investment here. after all, we see a lot of chinese capital buying up prominent names in europe and also outside football. >> why are chinese consor

to focus on, i think he issues that were drawing people, everybody knows donald trump and he's flamboyant. but the more he made it about his personality, the less likely that i'm going to -- seems like everybody else is going in the same direction, started out as trump but moved away. now, last couple of weeks i've seen back to the issues that gives me a little bit more hope for him. but he's yo-yod back and forth i voting for him if the in the fall raise your hands. if it's a possibility for you, more than half of you. what does he have to do? >> got to get back to the issues and solve the problem. >> he can't solve it. >> not solve it. but got to give us a plan of what he -- some kind of plan of action of what he would like to do. >> he's already done the economic plan. he's already done the national security plan, what do you want? that and stop attacking people and acting erratically. >> we're looking for leadership that inspires all of us to be greater than ourselves. i'm looking for the things he says that are scripted even the teleprompter that he makes fun of but now uses. but als

he was known for flamboyant performances and one of mexico's post prolific songwriters with more thant the 66. >>> tonight friends and family ersay a final good-bye to an elderly woman killed if her own only. a memorial service for linda johnson was held at the silver spring adventist church. the 72-year-old woman was found dead, wrapped in a sheet on her arcola drive home. police arrested qante saddler with the arrest. >>> d.c.'s emergency call center is working formally right now, but late last night, calls to 911 stopped working for material two hours. 911 call takers rushed to the backup center but couldn't reroute the calls tare. so the call center sent out tweets. tare were five calls to police, iv overall, call volume p been higher tan formal. >> that would be because we received repetitive calls. people call 911, they get nothing or a busy signal, they turn around and call back. >> the outages appear to be weather related. follow police and fire on twitter. areas like fairfax counties allow you to text 911. >>> it's not what you want to see when you get on a plane, your pilot

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she faced other hurdles one male warehouse staffer criticized her fashion for the appearance and flamboyance and another said her age of 58 would preclude her from consideration by 1968 she was passed over for 15 judicial vacancies all by minnesota seven were older than she was. the silver lining for her not to get the judgeship that she remained at the labor department promoted in 1963 to associate solicitor for trial litigation and appeals in developed the strategy some personally argue the first appeals under the equal pay act and the age discrimination and employment act. by the time she retired 1972 she oversaw the filing of 300 equal pay lawsuits in 40 states openly recovering nearly $4 million over 18,000 employees earning the title of the nation's number one fighter for equal pay for women. >> this is harder than a power .1 such battle was the most significant appellate victory that one likened to a second round be boarded education able to convince the third circuit court of appeals to overrule a trial court to establish a precedent that remains in existence today that work needs on

he's considered to be an icon and known for his flamboyant style on stage.ust performed in los angeles on friday, he was 66-year-old. >>> well, too drunk to fly a plane. they were drunk right before they're about to fly. this happened yesterday morning. the two were pulled off the plane it was bound foreigner si. t new jersey. passengers had to wait about ten hours while the airline looks for a replacement. >>> all right, speaking of, once again back down here in los angeles, as we take a look at the gridlock. gu once again, it is not moving. arrival as and departures are closed. they are not verifying any confirmation of a shooting. the shooting taking place, lester holt, was just landing in lax and confirmed of this situation happening >> so still unclear awhether there was a shooting or not. we are watching the details for you closely >> right now, check out our meteorologi meteorologist, antho anthony slaughter. >> it is actually really hot here. >> we got morning clouds building in for your morning commute if you are an early ride. you may have some dri

juan gabriel was a superstar in famous for his flamboyant performances. he loved to wear shiny or sequinned outfit and jump around on stage. this is video of his last concert friday in engelwood, california. no details have been released about his death. he was 66 years old. >>> deja vu for anthony wiener after having to resign after a sexting scandal. he's accused of doing it again. "the new york post" reports year-old son in the background. the tabloid shares screenshots of his exchanges with the woman. he was caught for the same thing in 2011. he denied sending photo and said it was hacked before admitting to the sending of pictures to multiple women. >>> two pilots are accused of trying to fly drunk. they were getting ready to fly 141 from scotland to new jersey on saturday when right be takeoff, they were arrested. the entire crew was replaced and the flight took off after a 10-hour delay. the airline said in a statement two have been removed from service and flying duty. >>> a barren wasteland you can only explore in space suits and no running water

one male white house staffer criticized her fashion forward appearance as flamboyant and another opined that her age, 58, would tend to preclude her from consideration. by 1968, bessie had been passed over for 15 federal judicial vacancies are filled by men, seven older than she was. silver lining for bessie not getting the judgeship is that she remained at the labor department, promoted in 1963, to assist-- associate solicitor for trial but occasion, betsy developed a strategy and personally argued the first appeal under the equal pay act and the age discrimination in employment act. by the time she retired in 1972, bessie oversaw the filing of 300 equal pay act lawsuits in 40 states, ultimately recovery nearly $4 million for nearly 18000 employees and earning the title of the nation's number one fighter for equal pay for women. this is harder than a powerpoint. when such battle was scholz versus glass company, perhaps try ninth most important victory which one commentator like into a second brown versus board of education. margolin was able to convince the third circuit court of appea

getting too flamboyant with michael feps. -- phelps. >> look at that. >> i'm sure he didn't realize people can find a story behind it. >> don't you know. maybe he was just listen ing to something. >> maybe that's his game face, that's how he gets ready. >> maybe that's it. >>> 6:50. we'll boo be back with a run down of all the stories yo you -- you need to know. >> first a check with the cbs team. >> good morning. p -- good morning. a high profile senator comes out against donald trump. he's under fire for linking hillary clinton to the death of an iranian scientist. the latest in cupping. the reinvention of the veggie burger. the news is back in the morning. news is back in the morning. we'll see you at 7:00 on ?? from the mountains... to the beaches... the piedmont... to the sandhills... [ man vocalizing ] run! ?? ? i don't feel like i'm falling ? ? i'm up against the sky ? ? i said i'd taken it all in ? ? to make the good life ? it's ours to preserve... because we're only borrowing it from our children. >>> donald trump will campaign today. this video went viral in march when a trump su

. ♪ emily: flamboyant tech entrepreneur kim dotcom will head back to court next week to challenge hisradition to the united states. more than four years after authorities swooped in on his sprawling new zealand mansion, the 42-year-old continues to fight copyright charges related to his filesharing website megaupload. he and three others maintained their innocence, and want to share this chapter of legal proceedings with the online world. saider on twitter, dotcom he wanted to allow the high court to allow live streaming of the six weeks of extradition hearings. a day later, he said the u.s. government has asked the new zealand court not allow global live streaming. for more, we are joined by kim dotcom's lawyer, from auckland, new zealand, who has flown there for the proceedings. great to have you back on the show. first of all, sounds like the live streaming will not happen, but why would you want the world to see this? ira: well, we don't know whether it's going to happen or not. the ruling still has to happen. we will be given without on monday. in terms of why the live streaming

notice the last couple of days he's been sedate compared to the f flamboyant trump until now. i think he's trying hard to tone it down. i'm waiting to see how long this is going to last. the speech he gave today lack credibility. >> clearly the regret piece was the thing that they were going to be able to prove, look, the new bosses of the trump campaign look what they've done. >> it's the 87th pivot this year. every time this happens you know it's a clock running. it's when does he get his phone back and start tweeting again. when does he start verbal spray out all of the world, again, by twitter or whatever inappropriate remarks he chooses to make that day. this is a guy who cannot be tamed or mastered or controlled by people. and it's amazing that the american media falls for this there's a whole bunch of gushing stories tonight of people who should know better, even the speech didn't contain, as you noted, any kind of apology or regret. he's unable to process. i'm sorry if offended you. that's putting it on the person that's listening to him. it's astounding and typical tr

. >> reporter: also identifying with the alt right, a flamboyant, openly gay conservative, who has embarked on a college tour, intent on destroying political correctness. >> if people rise up now and say this political correctness, microaggression, this stuff is horse [ bleep ], and if enough people smash its strangle hold, it will never recover. >> reporter: some jewish conservatives who criticize fox, have been targeted by the alt right. some say the alt right is a predictable outgrowth of multiculturalism. >> when you have a multicultural society, you don't have political parties anymore, you have people voting their ethnic group. >> whatever you say they are, they tend to say they're not, whether it's racist, countercultural, anty clinton to its goal of raising $1 billion for the general election. in los angeles yesterday, she raised more than $6 million and attended a fund-raiser co-hosted by casey wasserman, a clinton foundation donor and sports executive whose name appeared monday in a set of clinton e-mails that showed him trying to get state department help with a visa for a britis

he was known for his flamboyant style. many say the music world lost a legend tonight. tomorrow, if you turn up your radio, stations will begin their wall to wall tributes back again tomorrow. >> a legend lost. a lot of people sharing those fond memories. >>> they were found on the side of the road, two teenagers shot and killed. this all happened more than a speaking out. james gibbs says he cannot move on until he gets the answers about his daughter, sophia's death. he says the stress of searching for clues is eating him up and ripping his marriage apart. he helps somebody watching will come forward to help them solve this heartbreaking mystery. >> it would help me so bad to be able to put this behind us because nobody, nobody will talk to me. >> being offered for information leading to an arrest. as always, silent witness, you can call them and remain anonymous. >>> known as the septic tank murders. we are expecting new details tomorrow about a suspect in this disturbing crime. the pinal county sheriff's office says two cold case murders happened in casa grande where

issues, which he's been a stalwart progressive, and because he likes to fight with republicans, very flamboyantashion, has been beloved by a certain part of the democratic base. the allegations from his ex-wife, for 20 years, he repeatedly abused her. immediately, the two groups who endorsed him, rescinded their endorsements, which is precisely the check on this behavior which was in every way lacking, which speaks to your point about the asymmetry. >> i don't think grayson is analogous to donald trump. the problem people have with donald trump is not necessarily that he's a bad person at home. it is, the guy is completely devoid of policy. every single thing that you would want from a candidate, from a president, this guy lacks. alan grayson may be, as you claim, mentally unstable, or have other issues, but i think, this is a guy who could actually >> the other thing, he served in congress. it's more like the ted cruz thing. the reason i find it destructive it, watching all this, i said at the top of the show, it reminds me of iraq back in 2003. watching these people make these short-term poli

and donald trump is one of the fam buoya flamboyant people to speak -- they're right, but that can'te standard that you hold yourself to. you just can't be much better than your opponents, you can't rely on the fact your opponents go over board, you need to look at yourself. you need to say are we doing everything the right way and in this instance, they're not. >> i think of jay rockefeller senator from west virginia and the great enormous rockefeller foundation that he had -- he had no connection to, really, as he was a senator. that is such a different thing. that was the rockefeller family giving away their money, not taking contributions from anyone. and so governor rockefeller in new york, senator rockefellers in west virginia they had nothing to do with taking in contributions to this thing. >> that's exactly right. that's where the problem comes in. the problem comes in that they're in a position of asking favors from powerful people. now, it's not a personal favor. it's not like the speeches that they were giving to these business interests, it's a favor for this foundation.

gabriel is known for his showmanship and flamboyant style on stage. are leaving flowers on his hollywood walk of fame star. he just performed in los angeles on friday. he was 66 years old. >>> inappropriate spending decisions and attempts to keep secrets from state lawmakers, some of the newest accusations facing a public allegation that was created to protect you. you're talking about the california bar. >> first reported on the agency in february and now lawmakers are taking action and they're crediting his investigation. >> the state bar was created to help consumers ripped off by dishonest attorneys. top executives at the bar take home some of the biggest paychecks in the state government, getting paid more than the governor. the's fund to help consumers is millions of dollars short. according to a recent state audit the fund totaled $2.2 million last year. the bar needed $18.9 million to pay out the bag log of claims. that's a shortage of $16 million. the audit accuses the barf trying to keep the gap secret from lawmakers. even though the lack of