camille, any thoughts? >> in addition to what diego mentioned i actually think that having spent a couple of years at working on financial inclusion for a while we think intentional government policy is a really big factor. i've come to embrace that and i think that it's very important. i do think, also, coupled with that you have to have an environment that encourages and stimulates innovation and that means you have to have a regulatory environment that also is enabling of innovation but also providing guideposts and guide rails how the financial system can evolve to meet the needs of the base of the pyram pyramid, poor people. in addition, when we talk about financial inclusion we mostly talk about expanding access to financial services but i want to put a plug-in into responsible financial services and the addition to the other areas i listed we do need to have the basic consumer protection framework. >> i may be telling people what they already know but a quick reminder that block chain is the technolo

camil camille. they're going to have breakfast here? the woman in this video because she's got the patience of a saint. >> it looks like that patience is running low though. look at her face. it goes from being amused and smiley to -- >> the questions continue. >> enough in there? >> they can't go anywhere without the questions. so now they're in the parking lot and of course you know where this is going. >> where's my car? got enough grapes? look at that. >> it's the kind of thing your grandfather would be. >> but it's funny. >> the look on this lady's face is saying it's no longer funny. >> got enough umbrellas? >> well, you think at that moment like maybe he was going to take a picture of her. >> that's what she was posing for. a quick snap. >> what he got was so much better than a simple picture. >> got enough sleep? >> oh, dear. >>> you guys are going to have all kinds of questions for these videos. i honestly have almost no answers. the only answer that applied is russia. as the video starts off, we can see there's no cars moving,

camil camille. they're going to have breakfast here?less the woman in this video because she's got the patience of a saint. >> it looks like that patience is running low though. look at her face. it goes from being amused and smiley to -- >> the questions continue. >> enough in there? >> they can't go anywhere without the questions. so now they're in the parking lot and of course you know where this is going. >> where's my car? got enough grapes? look at that. >> it's the kind of thing your grandfather would be. >> but it's funny. >> the look on this lady's face is saying it's no longer funny. >> got enough umbrellas? >> well, you think at that moment like maybe he was going to take a picture of her. >> that's what she was posing for. a quick snap. >> what he got was so much better than a simple picture. >> got enough sleep? >> oh, dear. >>> you guys are going to have all kinds of questions for these videos. i honestly have almost no answers. the only answer that applied is russia. as the video starts off, we can see there's no cars mov

camille: we're gonna play. steve: they gonna play.heering and applause] dequincy, what you do, man? dequincy: man, first of all, i'm a proud husband of this beautiful lady right here. we have two beautiful young daughters name ava and makenzie. and then all day i'm a sex symbol for big men. [laughter] now, really. now, you know... [applause] you know... steve: this boy says, "all day, i'm a sex symbol for big men." dequincy: the husky genre. you knhu

>> hey, camille.o you know how much the average college student spends on books and supplies every year? $1200. now, when you renlt, it's less money up front. and you don't have to worry that that textbook is still going to be used when you turn it in because remember, they're not going to use it the next semester. they're not going to buy it back from you. renting is generally better now, but i still want you to check used books. sometimes you can land a deal. good luck in college, and thanks for your question. >> if you rent it, can you still highlight it to death? >> can we talk about the overmodulated microphone. i'm sure she has a lovely voice. >> not going to touch that. if you have a question, record it on your smartphone or tablet. share it on social media with the #askfinney. you may see your question answered right here. >> and here at the live desk, i have been busy gathering details on the lake county deputy killed overnight. his car crashing into a tree. i'll tell you what i have learned

cat five camille 1969, 170- mile an hour winds. noticeably off this list hurricane katrina was 2005, that was a category three when it made land fall. future weather not too much to talk about sunshine here for as you cross the area today. tomorrow, and men to monday. we will go with a high temperature today of 79 degrees. it doesn't get much better than that with that low humidity. check out your seven day forecast, 78 tomorrow, three day walk for the cure, yesterday, today, tomorrow, the weather is great. 80 degrees on monday. jan, our next chance for a few showers here across the philadelphia area popping up in the forecast on tuesday. >> seventy-nine in august, matt, i really can't believe it. >> it is fall. >> don't say it, although do i love fall but it just means winter is coming. >> yes. >> thank you, matt. >>> it is a good day for this one, this morning works men and men are continuing the susan g komen three day, it is a 60-mile walk to raise money to fight breast cancer. "eyewitness news" reporter anita oh is live in for

the movie. >> i do know camille. i feel like there are so many ballerinas in life and i have had to deal with aloft mean dancers, but i guess, my character is just a example of what not to be in the dance scene because i'm a dancer, everyone is competing for the same spot. you have to let people take their turns and not be a snob. >> reality check little rat, you can work as harp as you like, you can train 24 hours a day but you will always be nothing, no matter what happens. >> no matter what happens, never give up on your dreams, you can do it. >> reporter: for entertainment tonight, i'm kevin frazier. >>> still ahead on cbs-3 "eyewitness news" this saturday morning harvey roar as shore, band of torrential rain and high wind are pounding the texas gulf coast right now and there are no signs of this powerful storm letting up anytime soon. still ahead we will show you video of some of the damage there, already coming into our news room this morning, we will be right t comes to cancer treatment centers of america in p

. >> do you know camille? >> i don't know him. i love the story, though.nd the story that you guys tell so beautifully on film. i didn't think about this initially when i first saw this but it occurs to me now. there may be nothing here but let me ask. the film is about a man and a woman who he more than she are trying to navigate this cultural difference in their relationship. he is a muslim and he knows what is expected of him. his parents are in an arranged marriage. he knows his mom and dad are not feeling this white girl who is your daughter. he is trying to figure this out. that's the story. but it occurs to me to your earlier point that that story could be situated in this very moment politically certainly there is pushback by the president on muslims. when you were reading this did any of this feel like -- >> no. this was before. none of that is in play. of course, there is prejudice in this country that we, you know, over and over again are going to continue to experience and that hopefully you know i'm hopeful but prejudice is a very difficult th

back in kingwood, camille gandara confirmed what we'd all seen. >> the worst. there's no video that's going to say how bad. i mean, we lost everything. >> reporter: the rescues went on for nearly ten hours today. the people we talked to said folks are still at that apartment complex. people on the third floor who have said, "we're going to ride it out." but, norah, everyone who wanted out has been rescued. >> o'donnell: david begnaud, thank you so much. even with evacuation shelters overcrowded and ill equipped, today president trump defended federal and texas emergency management officials during a visit to the storm zone. here's jamie yuccas. >> reporter: in corpus christi, president donald trump was optimistic about the response to hurricane harvey. >> we're going to get you back and operating immediately. it's epic what happened, but, you know, what? it happened in texas, and texas can handle anything. >> reporter: as he was leaving a local firehouse, he waved a texas flag that had been plucked from marcos garza in the crowd of a few hundred. >> he held up

back in kingwood, camille confirmed what he have all seen. >> the worst -- just, that's what it is saying. hold on. i mean, we lost everything. >> the rescues went on nearly ten hours today. the people we talked to said, folks are still at the apartment complex. people on the third floor who have said, we're going to ride it out. but norah everyone who wanted out has been rescued. >> david begnaud. thank you so much. even with evacuation shelters overcrowded and ill-equipped today president trump defended federal and texas emergency management officials during a visit to the storm zone. here is jamie yuccas. in corpus christi, president donald trump was optimistic about the response to hurricane harvey. >> we are going to got you back and operating immediately. it is epic what happened. you know what it happened in texas. texas can handle anything. >> as he was leaving a local firehouse, he waved a texas flag that had been plucked the crowd. >> he held up my freaking flag. >> whoo. >> this is crazy. about to cry. >> the president was joined by relief agency officials, fema and red cross a

you look at image recognition, we talked about recognizing dogs and cats and faces, but guess what camillecan also have some medical images. here's pictures of lungs. which have cancers in which don't. pathologists and radiologist took years to learn what it took for look for. you train a machine and they can barely very quickly learn the markers taught in medical school and other markers that no human has ever noticed before. >> what is the accuracy? you also talk about how machines are rapidly eclipsing human experts in their own subject. >> this is a number that is changing as we speak. even since we finished the book there has been significant article published in february of this year. that example we gave of giving 30% was an example for me. in voice recognition, understanding speech, it went from 8.5% error rate to 4.9% error rate, it's not just the improvement but that improvement was done over the past ten months, 11 months since july 2016. as we speak, they are improving it more. a lot of it just comes from taking the same set of a and a lot more data and a lot more computational

this is another great question from camille jay.e getting to go back to school were starting to go back to school. what was or is your favorite school supplies? i will start with jesse. >> jesse: favorite school supply? binders full of women? [laughter] erasers? pencil sharpener's? >> juan: what kind of school were you going to? >> jesse: of romney one. >> kennedy: who had a resume as a child? sharpies, trapper keepers, and stickers. >> greg: sharpies to me -- there must be a club for sharpie addicts. i love these. it's not about the smell. the sound they make when you use them. it's beautiful and i've got to throw them out. >> lisa: i loved backpacks. cute colors. in them when you get older, you have a cute little bag. >> greg: i like cigar boxes. we would use to get cigar boxes at the liquor store. >> jesse: and candy cigarettes? >> greg: 1970s. in the '70s, we didn't have real school supplies. that was your stuff. >> juan: i like those three ring binders. they were cool. then you have those little circle things so the pages would

>> expect the worst camille never be disappointed. they expect very little from washington.nt government. that's how the constitution was disrupted. lauren: does that suggest should make a tax reform, should we have consensus right away on raising the debt ceiling that the stock market, which stalled around 22,000 yesterday saw the dow go above and below is 246 times? would that give investors a push they need to go to 23,000? >> they've been waiting and reading to see if any of the president priorities. to get something done on tax reforms are tax cuts, they will look at that as the wind and see that move markets north. they like the yearnings and what's going on in the global economy. a policy one would only help that. retail sales today. what do you expect the mayor? is the consumer stronger? the shows up in individual sales subject to variation. consumers are feeling better. nine years since the disaster. people are forgetting they have money in their pockets, houses are worth more. that should account for something going forward. >> kind of depressing where he forget we

. >> i okay, so camille from petaluma wants to know is it more efficient to buy books for college online the bookstore or rent on amazon? >> books and supplies cost college students about $1200 a year. when you rent, it's less money up front and you're protected against them not wanting to buy the book back. remember the professor or group of professors at that school aren't going to use a book the next year, they often won't buy the book back. you protect yourself by renting. it's worth looking at used. sometimes you can find it so cheap. renting seems to be the way to go right now. >> people have questions. >> get hold of me. record a 10 to 15-second long video shared on social media using the #ask finney and reach me on facebook and abc7news.com. >> the dream of playing in the little league world series is still alive for the canyon creek all-star team from san ramon. they'll play again tonight in san bernardino. the 11 and 12-year-ods bounced back from their opening loss defeating a team from chandler, arizona, yesterday, aiden cam berg led the way with back to back solo home in othe

camille went from a depression to a category five in 36 hours.ff and these systems are like machined. once they're well-tuned, they're off to the races. we think that this will hit near corpus christi, make a tight loop and come back out over the water. here's where it goes from being a severe storm to what could be a catastrophic event further northeast. you have all the rain. if that track remains out over the water, when it loops back out, it means that hurricane conditions will rake the entire texas coast all the way to southwest louisiana and the island of galveston is really -- put this on a blog yesterday. galveston usually gets hit from the southeast. this system coming from the southwest, we're moving up the texas coast, drives the storm surge into galveston, a sea wall will help out and stop it in the city. but in the meantime, water is piling back into galveston bay, folks. tremendous rains are helping to enhance the height of the bay. if the storm goes by, the wind turns to the north and galveston could be flooded from the bay side. t

camille, and infamous hurricane, it went from a tropical depression to cat 5 in 36 hours. get ready, this is going to be a real bad situation. it's coming ashore right now. while sean is on the air. this town of rockport, i will be curious to see how much damage will be done there. i don't mean that in a nasty way. i'm just saying, it looks to me like rockport is going to be ground zero for the worst this storm can deliver as far as wind goes. i would not be surprised -- i am watching some of the monitors. if we see some 150-mile-an-hour gusts. ranchers pass, they had a gust to 161. this storm is hitting in an area where i'm sure the governor, he would tell you about some of the texas hurricane lawyer. ed, a famous port was destroyed back in the 1800s by two major hurricanes back-to-back. that's why galveston and houston became the big port on the gulf coast. where is hitting is almost legendary as far as storms go. we just haven't seen them over the past 20-30 years of this particular area. fortunately, sean, this is about the only bright spot, it's hitting in an area tha

. >> announcer: camille leblanc- bazinet! >> alfonsi: ...you'll be shocked to learn, greg glassman had his lawyers trademark. he told us no one in the world is in better shape than the games' top athletes. you bet the mortgage, not the rent, on... on the... >> glassman: i bet everything on it. you're going to come and... and best the game's athletes out of nowhere, the same way you're going to walk out here on the street and put together a stanley cup challenge out of morons walking by. it ain't going to happen. >> crossfit games title is within reach. >> alfonsi: the games are sponsored by reebok. crossfit is credited with re-energizing the reebok brand and boosting sales. >> glassman: fitness apparel should be technical apparel. >> alfonsi: but five years into a ten-year deal that may be crossfit's most important commercial partnership, glassman has developed some strong opinions about reebok's owners, the german company adidas, and he wasn't shy about sharing them on "60 minutes." >> glassman: i'd like to see reebok sold. >> alfonsi: to w

ranks as the fifth strongest hurricane to make u.s. landfall, behind the 1935 keys hurricane, 1969's camille, 2006's katrina and 1992's andrew. about 150 people died, putting it in the top 25 most fatal hurricanes.mit meteorology professor kerry emanuel says indianola was a thriving city before it was struck and it never came back. according to texas escapes magazine, it's now pretty much a ghost town.emanuel says that harvey "is going around the same place."more than 15,000 people aboard three carnival cruise line ships scheduled to return to galveston, texas, this weekend face delays or detours due to hurricane harvey in the gulf of mexico. the port of galveston was closed friday amid the hurricane threat.a statement friday from the miami-based cruise line says the carnival freedom and carnival valor were at sea and would remain a safe distance from the hurricane. both ships were originally scheduled to dock in galveston on saturday but will instead stop replenish supplies.the carnival carnival valor each carry about 4,800 passengers statement says they'll resume their return to soon as po

quarles camille at the treasury department in 2006 during the callout group on a private equity firm in 2007. after you left the administration come he publicly advocated to change the rules limiting private equity investment banks. is that correct? >> that is correct, senator. >> in september 2008, they a policy shift line for equity firms to take larger ownership stakes. in may 2009 the callout group or two other firms hope i need early in bank of united. is that correct? >> bettis is also correct. >> the ftse covered most of the losses they made $1.6 billion il payments, more than any other washington agreement during the financial crisis. ultimately, bankunited failure cost the fdic five-point $7 billion in the callout group another private equity investors walked away with more than 2 billion. that sounds pretty much like to me you used your remaining influence in the administrationd to change the rules to make it easy for your new employer, a private equity titan to turn america's struggling community banks into cash cows and in so doing he gave little regard for. the community

. >>> y chismeando de todo un poco la que tambiÉn fue vecina de luis miguel y jaime camil. >>> de jaimeaÑana. >>> carolina se te ve bellÍsima y radiante cuÉntanos. >>> mi secreto es que viva la cirugÍa y la lipo escultura soy consultora de cirugÍas plÁsticas y he visto casos seÑoras que se van a operar no le dicen nada al marido, y el marido para que el marido se sorprenda. >>> que hay hombre que no aceptan que su hombre se haga algo. >>> una cosa que tÚ no te des cuenta que su mujer se cambiÓ el corte de pelo. pero otra cosa es que... tu mujer aparece ca con uno personalidad distinta. >>> he visto ese caso. >>> una seÑora se hizo algo en la cara y salen inflamadas. >>> grasa en la cara y la seÑora va hinchada a la casa al dÍa siguiente le digo cuÉntame tu marido te dijo. >>> ay me acostÉ y no se dio mi cuenta. >>> no eso es muy duro. >>> y la que dice mÍrame voy a operar esto pero no le diga a mi marido que me voy a hacer las nalgas. >>> carla considerar que es un es un tomo estatus el operarse? >>> me estoy haciendo los senos para el verano. >>> el botox y el relleno y el no sÉ que es

thor o jaime camil. [habla en inglÉs] te gustan las caras.m estrella será! vamos a la escuela... ¡preparados, listos, ya! ♪ ♪ >>vamos con los deportes. >> tenemos un regreso que estaba esperando de hace muchos meses. recordamos a isaac "conejito" brizuela . regreso a las canchas luego de aquella entrada que fue brutal. su vida tiene una pasiÓn fuera de las canchasy esta es una muestra de cÓmo un negocio puede alcanzar el Éxito. le presentamos las marquesinas del conejo. >> muy contento por seguir con este proyecto. empezamos como cualquier empleo, con un carrito y de menos a mÁs. gracias a dios, son varios puntos los que se manejan. la verdad que son un buen producto mexicano. se lanzÓ de empresario y hay que apoyar al compaÑero. ♪ >>deberÍan venir a probarlo. son muy buenas las marquesinas. >> los invito a que sigan probando las marquesinas, un proyecto nacional. los esperamos. >> gracias a dios que estÁ de regreso. alan: y con el negocio como debe ser. >> lo que le saliÓ al parÍs! por primera ocasiÓn se le vio con la indumentaria. ahÍ lo ve

and my name is camille. >> okay. i'm nora. but everyone calls menor nora., good morning. >> good morning. >> thank you so much. >> that had to be a satisfying "this is your life" portrayal. >> right. >> "this is your life" not supposed to have it at 19 years old. what a wide and varying career at 19. >> it's funny hearing your voice come out of a little character. oh, that's me. >> what was it like when you first heard your voice coming out of this particular character? >> gosh, i was really -- i worked on it for quite a while. years in the process. i was there for the beginning, before she was even drawn or exactly -- before her outfits. or exactly what she was going to look like. it was really neat to get to be there at the start from the beginning, in a way, all do it together and create this world. >> did you have a say in all that and who she became? >> what they would do -- they would show me things. it would be exciting each time i would go to the studio and have the next session. they would have new clips to show me or a drawing. they would record m