. >> this is not just a flight of fancy for kent couch., he tries to break his own record for number of miles traveled in what's called a cluster balloon. >> i call cluster ballooning simply a way to get up in the air with a group of balloons. some people would use weather balloons. i've never done that. party balloons seem real dependable. the funny thing is usually i use a lawn chair because it's comfortable and i can recline it and i can lean back. it's kind of redneck, and i'm kind of redneck. >> there are some federal aviation rules to follow. but remarkably, as long as couch's aircraft stays under 254 pounds, he isn't required to have a pilot's license nor is he required to register with the faa. but couch does need some technical assistance. >> mark noel is my friend who has done a great job of making everything better. he's a techie guy who thinks about things i don't think about. >> it might look unsafe, but a lot of care and attention has gone to make it very safe. >> cluster ballooning has come a long way since it was first atte

harris: expert on the couch here. frisk, was that an opening from an african-american moderator. there was an opportunity there or no? bret: he did go after her on super predators. he took some of that, donald trump, did, but there were many more opportunities. i know. if you look back at the debate that jim did, you don't think jim was all over the place, the debate commission would like a moderator to be invisible for the most part and that's just the format that they prefer. they would like the candidates to interchange with each other. if he's going to fact-check, though, you to fact-check on both sides. harris: all right. thank you from the expert. with many cities being gripped by protests in the past several months, donald trump and hillary clinton tackled the hot topic race. how is crime affecting inner cities. did either candidate have the edge? we debate it. stay close when you have something you love, you want to protect it. at legalzoom, our network of attorneys can help you every step of the way. with an

eric trump on the couch with us right now. your take on this story as we continue to learn more about it? >> i think why my generation lost faith in politicians until quite frankly now. it is so disturbing, right? when you're lying to the department of justice. you're lying to congress. you're lying to the fbi. when you lie to the american people. you lie under oath. nothing happens about it. you have secret meetings with loretta lynch and bill clinton in planes on random runways in the middle of nowhere, people are not showing up in front of congress to testify. then all pleading fifth. harris: bryan pagliano. >> you're sitting there, saying this is circus. this is a joke. this isn't america. and i mean it has to cross lines. at some point we have to be partisan enough in this country we say, this is evasion of justice. this is, this is bad stuff. this is really bad stuff. she was secretary of state. she deleted 15,000 emails after congress said you're not allowed to delete emails. preserve emails. i don't know, i look at my

these days when i watch a movie, it's usually on my couch and i've waited for it to come out on demand. today, i decided to get off my couch and go to the movies for an experience you can really only get in theaters. i'm not talks about 3-d. need to escape life for a few hour, the movies are an easy answer. >> i'm going to load up the car. >> okay. >> and millions of people agree. the cinema brings in merely 40 million world wide but it's starting to face major competition from your couch. there's a shorter release time to video which means you could be watching the latest blockbuster at home in a couple of months. that quick release leads to piracy which cuts into theater profits by near lly 15%. >> water on, water off. >> i think 4dx is the answer from preventing pirates because you can't enjoy it with your tv sets and home theaters. >> that's for sure. this is what it's like to experience a movie in 4dx. they are trying to help theaters get people out of their homes and back to the movies. >> in jason bourne there are a lot of fight scene where is you have a lot of hand to hand comb

couch? >> may 6, 2013. >> judge judy: and you were working? >> yes, ma'am. >> judge judy: you're a security officer, according to what i read. you're a security officer at a nightclub?

now, his lawyers say couch's ruling should be thrown out for two reasons. they say his case should have never gone to criminal adult court. but also, the lawyers believe couch should be tried on one count of drunk-driving instead of one for each victim. couch's defense was that his wealthy parents coddled him and he didn't have a sense of responsibility. an expert coined the term "affluenza" for this unofficial condition. 22 french towns are ignoring a high court ruling all over these - last week, the french court decided banning the full-body swim suits is illegal. originally more than 30 towns had bans on burkinis demanding women wearing them change or pay a fine. a recent poll in the country suggest 64 percent of people are against the swim wear. many mayors keeping the ban in place say it's a concern about terrorism. others say it is islamaphobia. "stay where you're from, stay where you were. if you don't want to live the way we do, don't come. you are like roman do. " "we feel excluded and we have the impression that we aren't at home. i was born in ni

. >> jimmy: i don't want to tell you what happened to the couch while you were backstage. i hope that's a rental suit you're wearing. >> it's a rental. >> jimmy: how are you? >> i'm good.

this wwman who reported waking up on her couch, in her home, on colorado avenue which is the street that runs along campus here at cu boulder, this man was trying to have sex with black maa with a stocky build, 25-35 years old, lasting and glasses, khaki shorts and a polo shirt with stripes. a gold or silver suv leaving the area after this happened. this is a 4 a.m. on this past saturday. you are urged to call police if you see that individual, somebody matching that description, or you have any information. believe it or not, this was not the only

in my life. [ laughter ] >> not a couch. >> no. have one of those. [ laughter ] >> okay. >>> all right. if you are on the couch heading to the bay area, let's check the south bay first. san jose on 101 northbound to highway 237 will take you about 13 minutes. then let's take a look at 280, 101, 680 to highway 85 northbound will take you 11. guadalupe parkway to highway 101 will take about 8. so looking good throughout the south bay but a different story here on the bay bridge toll plaza. backing up towards the maze, the maze to downtown right now westbound will take up to 20 minutes. let's head to the eastbound 80 roadwork we have been talking about all morning. it's going to be clearing up at 6:45 this morning. sf anchoragesf anchorage to the yerba buena tunnel that should be done soon. altamont pass out of tracy cars moving slowly down to 20 miles per hour but frees up into livermore on to the dublin interchange. altamont pass to 680 westbound will take 15 minutes. hayward into foster city on the san mateo bridge 15 minutes. slow

he's been on this couch. >> i touched his hair, when he was talking about his hair, i said can i touch it and it was real. >> i think to show his softer side you think it was planned. if you weren't joining us for the first hour, brian said he thought this was planned and coordinated. >> steve agrees with me. i think they have to check with big names like this. >> jimmy fallon, they actually run through the show. they talk about what's going to happen and so i bet they said at the end, would it be occasion if we messed up your hair. >> but donald looked so shocked by it. he's not an actor and jimmy fall lon -- he knew if he asked him to do it, he wasn't able to say no. he had to do it on live tv. i don't think it was planned. >> we had this debate earlier. not a very presidential thing, is it, to have somebody's hair messed up like that? we asked you what your comments were and we got a lot of them. >> would jack parr have done this to jfk. >> proves he is a man with confidence and a sense of humor, even when

attorneys for the so-called affluenza teen ethan couch are asking he be released from jail.the lawyers say couch should have never gone to a criminal adult court because it was a originally a juvenile casecouch was 16 years old when he was involved in the fatal drunk driving crash that killed four people near fort successfully argued that he was coddled by wealthy parents and lacked a sense of responsibility for his actions. later today: president obama turns the focus-- to climate change during a visit to midway atoll. the president created the world's largest protected marine area off hawaii's coast last week to preserve coral reefs and underwater habitats. he'll visit two protected area today. and football fans will be watching the sidelines during tonight's 49ers chargers pre- season match up tonight. all ek kaepernick has been dominating headlines-- for not standing during the national anthem. kaepernick said he's not going to stand up and show pride in a country that oppresses people of color. he has said he'll sit until he feels like the message is received. tatiana and brian ha

. >>> there's good news this the couch and maybe tying those sneakers to head to the gym. >> exactly. according to science, it's not your fault. really, we're simply wired that way. harvard researcher says humans evolved to rest as much as possible to conserve energy. our an ses torres got plenty of exercise hunting for food and escaping predator. >> they had no choice back then. today we do and usually when we have that choice we choose the couch but if you want to ward off disease you wl force yourself to get moving. doctors are still stressing that sitting on the couch is not the answer. >> but you might be able to skip the soul cycle session. >>> an 89-year-old -- >> fast in they are. >>> an 89-year-old popsicle vendor from chicago can finally retire thanks to donations from thousands of strangers. have he got a check for more than $380,000 from a go fund me campaign started by customers. >> he tried to retire once before but his only daughter she was one of his main avenues of support and he's taking care of her two children. now he says he will be able to rest from a life full o

doctors are still stressing that sitting on the couch is not the answer. >> but you might be able toe soul cycle session. >>> an 89-year-old -- >> fast in they are. >>> an 89-year-old popsicle vendor from chicago can finally retire thanks to donations from thousands of strangers. have he got a check for more than $380,000 from a go fund me campaign started by customers. >> he tried to retire once before but his only daughter died earlier this year. she was one of his main avenues of support and he's taking care of her two children. now he says he will be able to rest from a life full of hard work. he also says in terms of what to do with the money he plans on possibly buying a house for him, his wife and the two children. he's also needed hearing aids apparently for a really long time and now he says he may finally be able to afford them. >> i think he can buy an entire ice cream store. >> at 9 he can finally retire too. more news after this. edles of diabetic nerve pain, these feet... tapped into dance as a kid... raised a child who never stood still... and opened a dance studio. bu

-- since tom brady spent the couch watching football. dan roche has a closer look at what brady thought of the pats' win and jimmy garoppolo's performance. >> every monday nigom even during his suspension. last night, brady said he watched sunday night pats win. he was asked what he thought of jimmy garoppolo's night. >> well, i thought he, you know, was great. i mean, i thought it was a great night, you know, for him and for our whole offense. i think one thing you realize as the quarterback is you know everyone being in sink and being on the same page and the communication with your teammates is so critical. for us to go in there and get a you know, obviously our offensive football team. defense played played great. jimmy did everything he was asked to. it was a great way to start the season for our team. >> it certainly was. they will gear um for sunday's home opener against the dolphins. >>>. >> you can catch the patriots and dolphins right here on wbz at 1:00. fifth quarter is on my tv 38ri of the nations top colleges. >> the list u

attorneys for the so-called affluenza teen ethan couch are asking he be released from jail.the lawyers say couch should have never gone to a criminal adult court because it was a originally a juvenile casecouch was 16 when he was involved in the fatal drunk driving crash that killed four people near fort worth.his defense lawyers successfully argued that he was coddled by wealthy parents and lacked a sense of responsibility for his actions. up next on live at daybreak on today's tmj4--lawyers for one of the slenderman stabbing suspects just filed a motion. what they want a judge to do. then - missing swans.the ?noted? milwaukeean looking ((good morning i'm elise menaker and this is your one minute drill.the packers play their final preseason game tonight in kansas city.but leading up to the game... yesterday we learned the n-f-l cleared clay matthews and julius peppers in the p-e-d investio it found no credible evidence that either player named in the al jazeera report was provided with or used banned substances.last night the brewers trying to avoid being swept by the cardinals.kirk n

but i remember in high school and stuff on the couch, sitting on the couch?> on the floor, uh-huh, hilarious. >> that's the way to do it. >> i see it is happening, though. >> in my kitchen? >> you guys teaching him? >> we try. >> could i do the turbin? >> you might be able to. it is cottage. like everybody carpet pull this off. it is an identity within that you have to be able to possess annex eude to the public. >> okay? >> see, sometimes you call it your crown, though, do you consider it your crown? >> it is ultimately my crown. that's what it is all about. again, i joke, and kind of light with it, but in my spiritual journey, i definitely believe it is about reconditioning the minds set of our community, really letting people know that, hey, that we come from royalty. all that's going in the world today, a lot of negativity. i feel like, you know, it is a duty for leaders to much is given much is required to stand firm and say this is what we represent. i have a lot of fun with it because fashion is something that i'm definitely into. but much more than ju

i'm the lay about that sleeps on the couch. senior editor. editor means like you're in charge.hat is one thing i don't want to be. harris: you are on twitter. >> i am on twitter. harris: say hi to rich too, by the way. >> i will. harris: hillary clinton on hold. sidelined over a bought with pneumonia. canceling a two-day trip to california after abruptly leaving the ceremony at ground sear roy. the secretary clinton is held up by three people and appeared to be stumbling on the brink of a collapse. her doctor later in the day said she was diagnosed with pneumonia last friday. our own jennifer griffin. you've been near the clinton home near chappaqua, new york. news breaking we can confirm on fox news. bring it to us. reporter: what we can confirm, harris, "people" magazine reported that several people, several senior aides to hillary clinton were felled with a bug in recent weeks. they were sick. one even had to be taken to the hospital. we can confirm, some. people, some of her senior aides were sick with a bug but i'm told by campaign aides it is not related to hillary clinto

>> back on the couch. i thought i was talking about a movie and selling. >> stephen: the reason i'm asking is have you done westerns before? >> no, i have not. >> stephen: you're riding horses all the time. i have to ask-- what were your inner thighs like on day four. i have done a little if you haven't condition it for a while it's like hell on earth. there's a reason cowboys walk bowlegged. everything okay. >> everything is fine. i already have four kids. i don't care about that. >> stephen: it's best kind of birth control, riding a horse. >> riding horses is no joke. and riding it with that many other guys. i mean, there are, like, 150 stunt guys. we're all riding. it's hot. >> stephen: anybody at the can "the magnificent seven" feel like, "i know what i'm doing and getting in trouble? >> everybody was too macho and getting in a little bit of trouble. we shot this movie forever. i'm used to doing indy movies. we shoot them for a couch weeks. this one we were out five months in the desert, running around

we talked about that on the couch before. getting your voters to the polls. it includes such really very boring tactical things insuring that the little old lady who can't drive herself to the polls, somebody in your field office does in cuyahoga county, ohio, that is where infrastructure comes in. infrastructure is so key. that i think is where the clinton campaign has an advantage. the reason she is spending so much time with fund-raisers everybody wonders why, those things cost money. field campaigns in ohio and florida, everywhere else cost money. other thing i want to caution, north carolina already started early voting. people are already voting in some of these places. the campaign with the infrastructure to do the absent tee balloting which is difficult i know. it is onerous and takes an awful lot of grind to insure that your voters get those, get those ballots into the clerk, that's the kind of stuff that any good campaign does. that is what the trump campaign is lacking. i think that infrastructure that his campaign -- harris: to your point, hillary

the bullets lodged into that couch. everyone inside the home is okay. >>> new developments after someone vandalized a historic denver church over the weekend. police are searching for the man who damaged the sacred heart when a parishioner found him, he started breaking things. >> he went berserk and started throwing things through the windows, knocking down the statues and making a total mess. >> the suspect destroyed a statue that was 150 years old. and the church tells us it cannot be replaced. the damage stained glass was the original installed when the church was built, 130 years ago. >>> the preside today, fresh off their first debated. >> hillary clinton and donald trump both claiming voiktry after -- victory after last night's debate. >> his demeanor, his temperament, his behavior on the staging be seen by everybody, and people can draw their own conclusions. >> it was a fascinating period of time. and we won virtually every poll. >> 84 million people watched at least part of that debate making it the most watch

couch's attorney says couch should never have been sent to jail because he was under 18 at the time. the lawyer wants the case sent back to juvenile court where couch will have a less severe sentence. >> wisn 12 news time now is 6:55. "g.m.a." has the headlines coming up. >> first, a live look. it is a gorgeous sunrise here the roads for you on this very first day of school. stick with us, "12 news this russ feingold: i'm russ feingold and i approve this message. narrator: listen to senator johnson on student loans: ron johnson: it's just kinda free money, young people don't really, necessarily understand finance. narrator: what senator johnson doesn't understand is, more than 800,000 wisconsinites have student loans. but he wants to eliminate federal student loans and keep interest rates high. johnson: it's just kinda free money... narrator: with senator johnson, ron johnson's not for students. not for wisconsin. switch to u.s. cellular and get 50% off smartphones. it's a deal you don't want to miss. sir, hi. did you just say, "switch and you get 50% off a smartphone?" uh, yes. sorr

the woman inside asleep on her couch woke up to the man trying to have sex with her. police released sketches of the suspect described as a black man between 25 and 30 years old, 5'8" to 5'10" with a stalky build. he may have been wearing glasses, khaki colored shorts, and a polo styled shirt with or silver suv. another brazen act on campus before 8:00 a.m. a student was walking under an overpass when a man grabbed her in the buttock and thigh. the second suspect is described as a 30 to 40-year-old ma is 5'10", with medium length dark curly hair, and a tan complexion. boulder police tell us they have increased security in the area, but tell us one of the best things of a person in this area can do to protect themselves is to always keep that door locked. >>> fort collins police responded to a pawn shop after reports a body was discovered there. investigators say the man's body was in a ditch. suspicious nature. it's not clear how that man died. >>> we're following a developing story. our stan bush went there today, and learned people in that neighborhood call it a ver

. >> reporter: where did he sleep in a couch? sofa? a bathroom in the office? what's in the office? >> i know there's no bathroom. he had freedoms there too i understand. >> reporter: he magically reappears several hours later at 11:51 a.m. then a sergeant comes through the door carrying his lunch. fast food. keep in mind he's supposed to eat jail mood. no mystery meat for this lieutenant. >> i think he paid for himself, and he went out and bought him in the detention area. >> reporter: without a shadow of a doubt, the jail staff was i no, ma'am liking the officer. the lieutenant seemingly had free reign, and he had a visitor. >> his wife got into the >> no visitors are allowed in this jail. his wife is mesa police homicide detective. >> reporter: does it make it worse? >> she should have known better. >> reporter: even given a key card by another employee. >> highly inappropriate, and certainly not within our policies and practices, and quite frankly very disappointing. >> reporter: so he could come and go >> that gave him opportunity to move around the building, exit the building

(marge yells) hey, a couch is a couch. (grunts) ooh, yeah.nge music playing) (chuckling) (moaning) yes, there, you see? oh, yeah! (giggles) (laughing) oh-ho-ho-ho! that's so... homer: whoo-hoo! skinner: uh, students, each one of you has been assigned the mandatory honor of contributing to the springfield time capsule, where your arcana will lie dormant until the 31st century. and... (grunts) by the time you finish talking, we're gonna be opening this damn capsule. right. time capsule. nelson, give me something. i brought a picture of my dad.

fortunately, no one was sitting on the couch, at the time the round came through. witnesses are describing a vehicle as an f350 ford, white, two-tone in color, it fled the scene here shortly after the shots were fired. another witness at the shots did come from this f3 50 truck. police are unseen right now, the si's are out here gathering evidence. there is even debris out here, possibly a tv that was in the back of the truck. police have not been able to confirm that at this point. % they are looking for this white f3 50 pickup ruck, as were the suspects inside, they do not have a description of that, as of this time. as soon as we get more >>> we have some good news for you this morning, this 15-year- old girl and her baby who went missing, are now safe at home. she disappeared sunday night in arapahoe county. police say she has since been located. >>> today, a teenager will be in court, facing adult charges for that brutal attack of an elderly woman in -- accused of beating katy cooper, she pickee up this teenager 2 of his friends were jason gruenauer has detail

./// hadn't been home for a few days returned to find two burglars having sex on her couch! jamie barnes says she grabbed a broom and wanted to hit the suspects. the woman tried to cover up with one of barnes dresses and barnes snatched it away. the naked burglars ran off... the woman was arrested. it appears they took jewelry and appliances... but fortunately they left the couch.<<<))) ((paul joncich)) >>> that's all for us live at eleven. ((denise valdez)) >> the late show with stephen colbert is next with night./// >> and now on voter registration day, an important message from "late show"." listen. >> you need on vote. >> you need to vote. >> you really need on vote. >> you need to vote. v cause nose bleeds. >> it doesn't cause nose bleeds. >> it almost never causes nose bleeds. >> all those people in 2004 already had nose bleeds when they went in there. >> voting makes you strong. >> strong. >> strong. >> strong. >> i was strong enough to move my house. it's by the beach now. >> voting made my kids proud. >> proud. >> my kids were really proud. >> joseph gordon levitt's

ethan couch gained internation ail tension after sentenced to probation for the drunk driving wreck in 2014. he broke the terms of his probation and flew to mexico. police arrested in mexico and sentenced him to two years in prison. four months into his sentence his attorneys are trying to get the probation conviction tossed out claiming it never belonged in adult court because couch convicted as a juvenile. >>> a fight over a 911 memorial. the issue is the wording on the oswego saying that islamic terrorists carried out the attack. the islamic organization wants isla new york city stay out of of it. >> i don't live in a politically correct word but a historical flight, cross terrorism, whether american, home.-grown, christians ante, islamic, call it what it is >> julie: as of now there are no plans to change the memorial. >>> a man will head to court accused of a smash and grab in sharon, police say michael -- [inaudible] -- stole a display case. he wore a hoodie and a big pair of headphones and looked right at the security camera during the burglary. he is facing several charges. mea

when they tried to run away, she yelled, "at least steal the couch!" [ laughter and applause ] who needs it? we have a great show tonight, you guys. give it up for the roots! [ cheers and applause ] [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: we have a giant show tonight. this saturday, she is hosting the season premier of "saturday night live" with musical guest, the weeknd. margot robbie is stopping by! [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: plus, he is the current vice president of the united states. we are delighted to have him here. vice president joe biden is on the show tonight! >> steve: yeah! [ cheers and ala good show. >> jimmy: amazing. and then, i'm so excited for this. for the first time ever on "the tonight show," we have music from metallica! [ cheers and applause ] oh! "hardwired...to self-destruct"! metallica. i mean -- get ready. i mean, this is -- they don't do -- they don't do this type of stuff. they don't do tv. they don't do -- >> steve: that's true. [ laughter ] that's one thing they do. >> jimmy: that's one thing, you know. but so -- a good.

you're sitting on your couch going, i would have said that. i would have done that. >> jimmy: yeah. >> you know? >> jimmy: it's like when you play "jeopardy" at home. >> that's right. >> jimmy: yeah, you go, oh come on. you don't know final jeopardy? >> well, i'll tell you, this is real jeopardy. [ laughter ] we are in real jeopardy. >> jimmy: yeah, yeah. anything surprise you at all? >> well, you know what surprised me? and i'll be serious for just a a second here. maybe that's dangerous to do on this show. >> jimmy: no, please. have you seen my monologue? >> your monologues are good. me about donald trump, and it's not -- he's probably a decent guy. but it's his lack of sensibilities. i mean, the way he talks about, you know, well, you know, i was rooting for the housing market to fail because that's business. that's not business. that's callous. i mean, that's not business. or i paid no taxes and that makes me smart. what does it make, the rest us suckers? i mean -- no, i really mean it. think about it. any president you've studied, read ab

welcome to the couch, sir. >> pleasure making my debut. sandra: what are your expectations. you're a big fan of the show. >> i have seen so many men come on the show and be treated so well with and struggle so much with so much -- [laughter] >> surrounded by all of this intelligence and elegance and everything else. harris: we like you already. sandra: very good start. >> it gets worst from here. sandra: both candidates touting their perform neans their first debate as they ramp up attacks . donald trump reviving his nickname for hillary after stops in chicago and yesterday in the battleground state of florida. >> almost every single poll had us winning against hillary crooked clinton. i watched her and she was stuck in the past, for 90 minutes on issue after issue, hillary clinton defended the terrible status quo while i laid our plan to bring jobs, security and prosperity back to the american people. the only thing she succeeded at is helping her donors and covering up her crimes. sandra: meantime hillary clinton is in new hampshire today appearing to take a victory lap as

. >> matt said the dust finally bedroom, he on his couch in the down stairs office. >> i wake up about 6:00 to go to the bathroom my light is on in the bedroom. i go to see what she's going on, she's not there. >> her stuff was still there, her keys, her phone. >> herrers? >> yes, he assumed somebody had picked her up. >> matt told the cop it was then he realized his home security system had been turned >> i have a camera system in the house because i sell cameras with a dvr. she always shuts it off when she leaves. when she's pissed off because she knows it pisss me off. >> that's the first time you learn this place is wired for sound and pictures? >> correct. >> when nique leili's body was found days later near her home, learning the story told by those cameras became most urgent. >>> coming up, a treasure trove of evidence. what are we talking about? >> thousands of hours of materials. >> what will it reveal? >> it's a torture to listen to. ? ? one day a rider made a decision. the decision to ride on and save money. he decided to save money by switching his motorcycle insurance to g