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it ♪ ♪ cause love's ju some kind of emotion ♪ ♪ don't overthink it but for the moment live slowly ♪tes. they will be met with fire and fury. >> president trump threatening north korean dictator kim jong un. the alarming warnings from u.s. intelligence tonight. >>> plus, evancho encore. she's the child prodigy who broke through on "america's got talent." the teenager sparking controversy for her performance at the presidential inauguration. >> you lost fan base? >> yes. >> standing up for her sister's lifeer-aing wascidesi born jac evancho. >> reporter: and now after the

. >> not even overthinking it. it's just really like inappropriate, and not the place for it. >> reporter: the mayor, police chief, and other city leaders assured san franciscans that public safety is a top priority. >> no one is going home. no one is taking a vacation or thinking that this weekend is a free weekend. we are all going to be ready. >> reporter: they say contingency plans are in place to deal with changes but officials urge citizens to not engage with the right wing group. >> what i would tell people is don't feed into it. don't feed into it. you know, we have to be ready as a city. >> reporter: ready to stand up for what this city is all about, tolerance and acceptance. in san francisco, lonnie rivera, abc7 news. >> with the patriot prayer rally cancelled the attention turns to berke lee and the anti-marxist rally scheduled for sunday. >> but today a plea was made to the public. don't come. we have the story. >> reporter: in alma, counter-protesters are calling this move a bluff, this as the park has

. >> not even overthinking it. it's just really like inappropriate, and not the place for it. >> reporter: the mayor, police chief, and other city leaders assured san franciscans that public safety is a top priority. >> no one is going home. no one is taking a vacation or thinking that this weekend is a free weekend. we are all going to be ready. >> reporter: they say contingency plans are in place to deal with changes but officials urge citizens to not engage with the right wing group. >> what i would tell people is don't feed into it. don't feed into it. you know, we have to be ready as a city. >> reporter: ready to stand up for what this city is all about, tolerance and acceptance. in san francisco, lonnie rivera, abc7 news. >> with the patriot prayer rally cancelled the attention turns to berke lee and the anti-marxist rally scheduled for sunday. >> but today a plea was made to the public. don't come. we have the story. >> reporter: in alma, counter-protesters are calling this move a bluff, this as the park has

when roy texted, i'm freaking out again, i'm overthinking, carter responded, i thought you wanted to do this. the time is right and you're ready. you just need to do it. that night he sat outside this k-mart parking lot outside boston and filled his father's truck with carbon monoxide. at one point roy got scared and left the truck, but carter told him to get back in, a choice a judge said was manslaughter, saying she had to be held accountable. >> i have not found that miss connor's age, mental facilities are an excuse. >> michelle connor's life shattered. for now she remains free as her case goes through the appeals process which could take months, if not years. phillip? >>> a group of angry customers were seen trashing a chick fill a after a disagreement over cold nuggets. a teen boy demanded a refund, and when he didn't get it, these two women came in to argue with the employees. what started with yelling and cursing quickly escalated to the customers breaking things and putting condiments all over the flor. chick-fil-a apologized and said they are working with police over the si

i'm overthinking, carter responded, i thought you wanted to do this. the time is right and you're ready. you just need to do it. that night he sat in this kmart parking lot outside of boston and filled his grandfath grandfather's truck with carbon monoxide. at one point he got scared and left the truck, but carter told him to get back in. a choice the judge decided was manslaughter saying she must now be held accountable. >> i've not found that ms. carter's age or level af maturity or even her mental illness have any significant impact on her actions. >> reporter: her actions leaving two families shattered. michelle carter has been sentenced to 2 1/2 years behind bar, but only 15 months of that sentence is actually mandatory. for now, she remains free as her case goes through the appeals process, but that could take months if not years. lester? >> morgan radford tonight, thank you. >>> now to a big city police force under fire. officers in baltimore accused of planting evidence. scenes caught on their own body cameras leading to dozens of cases being o

i'm overthinking. she replied, i thought you wanted to do this.the time is right, and you're ready. you just need to do it. hours later, roy dead of carbon monoxide poisoning in his own truck. today before sentencing, his father and sister speaking of their loss. >> knowing i'll never be an aunt to conrad's children or see him getting married is something i ever thought i would have to live with. >> she has not shown any remorse. how could michelle carter behave so viciously and encourage my son to end his life? >> reporter: but the defense arguing that both teens struggled with depression and that carter was overwhelmed by her own mental illness. >> miss carter will have to live with the consequences of this for the rest of her life. >> reporter: calling the case a tragedy for the two families, the judge giving a clear order to the woman who sent those tragic texts. >> part of the motivation for this activity that led to your conviction was a sense of self-a ran diazment. this court now orders that you are not to profit from the events of which y

stop overthinking it. just enjoy the moment. and make time. balance yourself.i got this tattoo. it says balance yourself. this says happy wife, happy life. and this one says balance yourself. those are the only tattoos i have. >> those two things go together. >> that's real. >> you think about it. they go together. >> let me go tlchl i'm following you. you're moving so fast. i love. this. >> cool. >> i've lost count. i'm pretty good at. this i lost count at six as the number of time you referenced your wife including happy wife. >> hey. >> happy life. >> yeah. >> so here's the parallel for me. maybe even a disconnect until you explain it for me. which is how you come out of that family environment where all hell was breaking loose growing up and at such a young age you find yourself married and in a marriage that you apparently happy in and you love your wife and she's gorgeous. i've seen photos. >> that helps. >> yeah. but i guess what i'm getting at is you could have gone the other way given those -- >> of course. >> how did this -- the short answer is you fe

i learned a lot from my mother she's really hardworking my dad he saw to overthink things a little bit and he said it to me that he had that thing of you know over thinking and the last two years i had of i had a child i've had two children so obviously i was being a mother but also i was always writing music and i was always thinking oh is this good nuff i'm not sure i was procrastinating and i think this song was pushed me out the door because it wasn't about me it was i celebrate george's birthday it kind of gave me the the push that i needed us a bit scared if i'm honest have you haven't not felt a little bit and you just go for a rose and or. do you to go up or you have chilled you know different wife yeah i like the tie by the way thank you it's a london it's a duchamp a lot of good you look nice you you like me. i like you too jerry you have now this is a signal that more music is coming yeah really is returned i mean i love music i like connecting i really line bringing positivity that's very american thing to bring positivity in all the darkness that we're all going to think a

don't overthink it. my first thought is absolutely not.tor. we, you know, have really had a great experience far beyond what i ever experienced. >> just do it. >> all right. thanks so much for joining us. good luck at the pageant. >> thank you. >>> you step outside and feel it is very humid. we have the moisture we need for these storms. that little pink spot is a thunderstorm that's developed in the afternoon. i think we'll see scattered thunderstorms as well. let's take a closer look. we'll have a little isolated shower that's just to the north kind of slowly dragging up to the north. nothing too strong yet. take a look at the hour by hour. you'll see that we have spotty showers. we have spotty storms along the northern edge of our viewing area and a little stronger one just like we saw yesterday. up to mercer county we all get on a chance. from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. we should start seeing it settle down. >> >> thanks of thunderstorms redeveloping in the forecast and those continue until around 8:00 or 9:00 at night. this will be the trend w

. >> it's a classic case to me of overthink of corporate overthink and making something that shouldn'te that hard very hard if this young broadcaster rode into scott stadium on traveler, he would not be confused with robert e lee come on. right? >> yeah, it's just unfortunate espn is such a great brand they are sports and they could have reassigned -- if they had any concerns, they could have reassigned this young broadcaster, made nothing of it, no one would have ever noticed. >> correct. >> but to bring this undue attention to yourself, i wonder what's going on behind the scenes as it relates to their sheer lack of confidence with their major advertising partners. >> what do they think of your classmates over at uva, not impressed with their ability to discern? >> obviously -- >> they were confused. >> is that robert lee. mike jackson, not to be confused with michael jackson we appreciate your time. good to see you. >> thank you, guys. >> retail renovations, reclin recliners, it is the good and bad and ugly in today's trade. and tomorrow on "power lunch" an exclusive interview with h

. >> you're overthinking what you're wearing, how you're going to say the first thing you're going tod gentlemen, robin williams! >> richard pryor. >> when i walk on stage, i'm riddled with fear and excitement, because i have no idea what i'm going to do.

. >> i think we're overthinking, i think what last night was about was about making himself feel good. i think he needs that kind of reaffirmation and that kind of love. when he faced a backlash from his charlottesville reaction, that just gets under his skin, he can't let go of it. that's why he relitigated ill page by page, out of context, putting out lies of omission. >> it's obviously pretty scary, general clapper has served in the government and high intelligence positions for 50 years. and look, i think a couple things are true, right? one of the things we know is that donald trump does seem to lack impulse control, he does seem to sometimes fly off the hand m, and as i said earlier, be reactive. he also seems to be vengeful. on the other hand, we know it's true that in the modern era, the president has, you know, the president could not to alarm people out there, but the president could start a nuclear war. any president could, without congressional approval, like this is the way it works in the modern era. so you know, we have seen, remember linden johnson runs for president i

. >> you're overthinking what you're wearing, how you're going to say the first thing you're going to say. >> i feel -- i wonder why tonight? why again? >> ladies and gentlemen, robin williams! >> richard pryor. >> when i walk on stage, i'm riddled with fear and excitement, because i have no idea what i'm going to do. >> this was what, oh no, you idiots. oh, god, oh, god, oh, god, oh, god, oh, god. ♪ ♪ >>> i despise myself from pretty much close to getting out of the womb. i was always wrong. let's start with that. when you're always wrong, you seek an audience to disprove that theory. i was just hell bent on having to prove myself. i know i'm right. i can't be always wrong, you know. i was the victim. >> my father was a very strange man. he was kind of a performance artist that was fueled by beer. >> i was very shy. and at home i was always quiet and didn't get to speak very often, just because other people were jibber jabbering a lot. some people wouldn't clam up, mom. when i did different voices or different noises, people say that's weird, or shut up. i feel like there is a fear o

i think there are many of them that are just overthinking it.onents have been more vocal. they are buying in to some of those arguments. when you bring up the argue. that it's too expensive. we can't afford to build it, that's not a serious argument. >> tucker: no, it's not. >> there are $60 billion a year in transfer payments that are wired out of u.s. labor, a lot of it is laundered drug money that goes down to south of the border. about half of that to mexico, the rest toft hemisphere south of the border. think of that. we build interstate highways across expensive iowa cornfields for $4 million a mile that pays for real estate and everything. we can build a wall cheaper than we can build an interstate. we need to do it and it will pay for itself, i believe, before we can even get it completed. and especially because and in the end if we do a good job on this wall, we are going to need not more boots on the ground to enforce it, but less boots on the ground because there will be few people that try and fewer places where they can get in. this

don't overthink this thing, sir. we like american it's easier to understand, frankly.ike the ones that i've mentioned. let's go to brian in wisconsin brian? >> caller: jimmy, how are you doing today? >> i'm having a dynamite day, frankly. how about you? >> caller: not a bad day at all. >> good. a beautiful day here >> caller: question about ppg stock. should i sell or hold it >> i didn't like that hostile bit. that was not the style that i expected of that company i don't like hostile bids. i'd much rather see you in dow dupont, which, of course, starts tomorrow how about roz in california? roz? >> caller: jim, boo-yah! your long-term view on tesla electric semis, solar cell and self-driving vehicles. i want your opinion. >> so, i'm driving this weekend with my wife and she goes, oh, my god, there's a tesla. i said, every time we see a tesla, you say, oh, my god, look, there's a tesla. but the fact is, that's the attitude of people who own the stock in tesla they're excited about it i'm not going to get in the way of that excitement i cannot come up with an excitement

don't overthink the question of who wins the new iphone iteration. apple wins apple is just pennies away from a new high here, and this market, stocks tend to spurt higher after rejoining the 52-week list just own apple, don't tried to trade it on wednesday, cnbc will be interviewing warren buffett. he regards apple as the creator of the greatest consumer product of all time, and he struggles to understand why the stock trades at such a discount to other consumer product plays i suspect he'll reiterate his opinion. and that might be worth a few points even without the new phone. now that we know the phone is coming sooner than we thought, i bet his word also fuel enthusiasm more than you would expect the odd thing about the news of the september 12 iphone launch is how undued the stocks of apple suppliers were micron gained more than 2%, and that makes sense because of the components it makes. similarly, land research, which manufactures the equipment companies that micron needs to produce chips continues its halting advance after being clobbered pos

a big event in chicago. 1893hicago expedition in overthink we tend to emphasize the significant food i will give your question. we tend to over emphasize the and especially in relation to the building. i prefer to think of it as this. buildingition and the there is no direct relationship between them or at least very little. i will explain in a minute. what is going on is that the states has changed in dramatic ways. what i mean is money. by this time united states of america is a excerpt nearly will pay country. , theve you a example standard program is four years. majority go to paris and they do not take the whole program. they say cap the program. they take it to your program. they go to paris study for two they put at the end followed by ed ba. this is it. and come back united states they go to work. only tontrance class finish the whole course. back.ans just came what happens is there is a huge amount of money in the united states. it goes to these buildings. i mentioned city hall, they have this, if were all very wealthy. phenomenonultural going on. with the expedition and the

. >> you're overthinking what you're wearing, how you're going to say the first thing you're going to say. >> i feel horrified. i wonder, why tonight? why again? >> ladies and gentlemen, robin williams! >> richard pryor. >> when i walk on stage, i'm riddled with fear and excitement, because i have no idea what i'm going to do. >> this was what, oh no, you idiots. oh, god, oh, god, oh, god, oh, god, oh, god. ♪ ♪ >>> i despise myself from pretty much close to getting out of the womb. i was always wrong. let's start with that. when you're always wrong, you seek an audience to disprove that theory. i was just hell bent on having to prove myself. i know i'm right. i can't be always wrong, you know. i was the victim. >> my father was a very strange man. he was kind of a performance artist that was fueled by beer. >> i was very shy. and at home i was always quiet and didn't get to speak very often, just because other people were jibber jabbering a lot. some people wouldn't clam up, mom. when i did different voices or different noises, people say that's weird, or shut up. i feel like there is

when roy responded, i'm freaking out again, i'm overthinking. carter replied, i thought you wanted to do this. you're ready, you just need to do it. on july 13th, 2014, roy drove to this k mart parking lot outside of boston and filled his grandfather's pickup truck with carbon monoxide. at one point, he got scared and left the truck. but carter later texted a friend saying i told him to get back in. i couldn't have him live that way. i couldn't do it. i wouldn't let him. >> this court finds that instructing mr. roy to get back in the truck constituted wanted and reckless conduct by miss carter. >> reporter: carter's defense attorney argued she tried to help roy who suffered from depression, but ultimately gave in by supporting his plan. >> been anywhere from probation to 20 years from prison, regardless of a sentencing outcome, her attorney can appeal again the conviction and the sentence. >> morgan radford reporting. >>> an investigation right now into a dump truck crash last night that brought out hazmat teams. happened a little after 9:00 p.m

>> you're so hesitant because you keep overthinking it and pushing it off. it conrad. >> reporter: that evening, conrad still procrastinating, michelle still pushing. >> okay i'm almost there. >> that last text message is before he drives to the k-mart parking lot where he turns the water pump on, in the cabin of his truck. then he's gone. >> reporter: months after conrad's death, a detective goes to king phillip high school, to have a talk with michelle carter. >> we were talking, and then the phone hung up and i didn't really think anything of it. >> reporter: didn't think anything of it, she tells the police, but that's not what she told her friends. a search of her phone reveals michelle sent a series of stunning text messages to a classmate, samantha boardman, after conrad's death. when michelle hears detectives are searching conrad's phone, she sends samantha a frantic message. >> sam, they read my messages with him. i'm done. his family will hate me and i could go to jail. >> reporter: but it gets worse. two months after conrad's death, michelle sends

. >> but i think to some extent though we're overthinking this. think that lindsey graham is correct it's a strategy. it's a strategy that's powered his entire life which is everyone -- someone is mean to me i'm going to lash out at them. i think we're so used to applying the filters of here's how politics works and that's not how he works. >> it's mood as governing. he doesn't have a policy. he has internal, instinctual reactions. we should run from as fast as possible. >> the central metaphor of donald trump's business career he's a builder. the reality of trump's life is that he's a destroyer. people should read abraham lincoln's speech to the young man's lyceum when he was 29 years old. i think 1838 in which there are two types of american leaders, those who build and then the generation of those who tear down. he was speaking essentially in advance of the civil war. but there's something in trump's character that just likes to tear down the house. he wants to burn the village but not in order to save it. >> well, while i have you, let me get

. >> not even overthinking it, just really like inappropriate and not the place for it. >> the mayor, police chief and other city leaders assured an francis cans that public safety is a top priority. >> no one is going home. no one is taking a vacation or thinking that this weekend is a free weekend. we will all be ready. >> they say contingency plans are in place to deal with changes but officials urge citizens to not engage with the right wing group. >> what i would tell people is don't feed into it. don't feed into it. you know, we have to be ready as a city. >> ready to stand up for what this city is all about, tolerance and acceptance. in san francisco, landy rivera, abc 7 news. >>> also in the news this morning the organizer of that anti-maxist rally scheduled tomorrow in berkeley is telling the public to stay away. katie utehs explains why that dee was made. >> we are not fooled by this. we're calling on everyone, mobilize double-time now. >> reporter: the group by any means necessary says they are still all in to protest sunday this after the anti-marksism event organizer put

don't overthink this. everybody sits there and worries and worries and worries.yway. while you're there, if you can take any classes, do anything while you're in the prison system, do it. do whatever you can. you know, to help you out. then when you get out, have a little bit more education. do what you can while you're locked up. he just wanted to talk to somebody. i guess it helped him out. he had somebody to talk to. someone to bounce something off of. all right. take it easy. >> yep. >> bye. >> it meant a lot because that's all wanted, and i could just see when he was talking to me he was just trying to help. >> sean denbraven's time at kent county is most likely coming to an end as well. he's headed to court to be sentenced for biting his mother and assaulting his father. >> just waiting basically. got my court hairdo going. >> he forgot to shave. >> i forgot to shave this morning which is terrible, but i think i'll probably survive. but, yeah. >> and the mean, old deputy wouldn't give me his razor because you missed last call. >> my fault. i wasn't on the b

. >> you're overthinking what you're wearing, how you're going to say the first thing you're going toay. >> i feel -- i wonder why tonight? why again? >> ladies and gentlemen, robin williams! >> richard pryor. >> when i walk on stage, i'm riddled with fear and

[john tory speaking] overthink we have to get over the fear and anxiety that that everybody will getripped off and son on and so on. and i think we have to remember governments do -- one thing they do is they don't have a loot of when it the in them comes to the development of new products and things like that but they have the upper hand in of regulating to the extent necessary. so if we can remember the governments have the upper hand harness the ingenuity of the private sector, i don't think it's that often. when you present should there be a role, we can't possibly cope with the transition to the digital age solving problems like climate change without huge lead ership, ingenuity and discipline from the private sector but properly over seen by those who are put in to do so which is people like us have been and others. ivo: martin? martin: i always create .ifficulty so i suppose what i feel, it's absolutely clear the private capitalism is global. actuallyte about this, . and markets naturally go across have a verywe global capitalist system at the moment. and it brings all of thes

just before taking his life, he wavered, texting, i'm freaking out again, i'm overthinking.o do this. the time is right and you're ready. you just need to do it. hours later, roy dead of carbon monoxide poisoning in his own truck. before sentencing, his father and sister speaking of their loss. >> i'll never be an aunt to his children or get to see him getting married. it's something i never thought i would have to live with. >> she has not shown any remorse. how could michelle carter behave so viciously and encourage my son to end his life. >> reporter: but the defense argued that both teens struggled with depression and that carter was overwhelmed with her own mental illness. >> miss carter will have to live with the consequences of this for the rest of her life. >> reporter: calling the case a tragedy for both families, the judge giving a clear order to the woman who sent those tragic texts. >> part of the motivation of this activity that led to your conviction was a sense of self-aggrandizement. this court now orders that you are not to profit from the events of which yo

it is possible to overthink this. all you can say is if you buy a ticket you almost a zero chance.ut if you don't buy it, zero chance, no chance. buy a ticket, maybe. just maybe, just maybe. >> 15 quadrillion. 15 zeros. >> so you're saying there is a chance. >> there's always a chance. >> nick talked me into it. i will buy my tickets. >> good advice from nick. rob, fires burning in the troit, 5500-acre blaze there. continued heat in seattle, stormy cities brought to you by carmax. >> reporter: good morning everybody, i'm meteorologist karen rogers it's. degrees, dry and quiet out there. we've got sunshine. let's take a look outside, what a pretty shot as we look live on sky6 live hd center city skyline, wall-to-wall sunshine to start you off. we'll sue clouds this afternoon. here's a look at the forecast. today, mostly sunny skies, 85 degrees. tomorrow, unsettled, clouds and showers, friday night into saturday. saturday, some sunshine. their mind and decide a former fbi agent and his daughter were guilty of murdering her husband. >>> the new way drones like these are being used to

it is possible to overthink this.ll you can say is if you buy a ticket you got almost a zero chance. but if you don't buy it, zero chance, no chance. buy a ticket, maybe. just maybe, just maybe. >> 15 quadrillion. 15 zeros. >> so you're saying there is a chance. there's always a chance. >> nick talked me into it. i will be buying my tickets. >> good advice from nick. rob, fires burning in the northwest. >> this one burning near detroit. smoke coming to the williamette valley. and the valleys of seattle. continued heat there. try to clear it out this weekend. >>> good morning, and welcome to friday eve. it's fog once again, drizzle and sunshine today. cloudy and cool. summer returns, heat, that is, late next week. today we go from 62 at half moon bay, san francisco 64, oakland 69, san jose 78, santa rosa 84, about 84 in concord also. tonight, about 56 to 62. a lot like this morning. my accuweather seven-day forecast, coolest monday, warmest wednesday. >>> coming up on "gma," we have a courtroom shocker. what convinced

it is possible to overthink this. all you can say is if you buy a ticket you almost a zero chance.ut if you don't buy it, z chance, no chance. buy a ticket, maybe. just maybe, just maybe. >> 15 quadrillion. 15 zeros. >> so you're saying there is a chance. >> there's always a chance. >> nick talked me into it. i will buy my tickets. >> good advice from nick. rob, fires burning in the northwest. >> this one burping ning near detroit. smoke coming to the williamette valley. try to clear it out this weekend. - warm and muggy weekend; a few storms - wet start to the week monday; then drying out today: mostly sunny to partly cloudy. comfortably warm. highs: 83-86 winds: se 5 mph tonight: mostly cloudy. milder. increasing humidity. lows: 67-71 winds: se 5 mph to calm friday: mostly cloudy. mild and muggy. scattered showers and thunderstorms. highs: 80-84 winds: se 5 mph >>> coming up on "gma" we have courtroom shocker what convinced jury members to change their mind and decide a former fbi agent and his daughter were guilty of murdering her husband. >>> the new way drones like these are b

there's not a lot of other news flow which is driving the s&p right now, so we may be seeing markets overthink this. francine: let me show you a chart on the broader economy. this is my favorite chart of the day. this is thanks to hillary clark. you can follow her on twitter. she is the queen of charts. october is in white. november second is in blue. getormal times, instruments progressively higher. this is all the worry about the debt ceiling. does this reverse quickly or is this something we continue seeing? john: you've already seen commentary out of some of the key u.s. figures. paul ryan saying they've got no interest in a government shutdown. there's effort to link the debt ceiling debate with other elements going through congress. we've seen a number of senior figures in the trump administration shying away from the idea that allowing the debt ceiling to bite is going to be helpful. the republican party have had their fingers burned in the past in terms of debate over debt ceiling. back in august of 2011, the situation we saw then. something we it is will see a little bit of noise abou

roy responded, i'm freaking out again, overthinking.e is right and you're ready. you just need to do it. on july 13th, 2014, roy drove to this kmart parking lot outside of boston and filled his grandfather's pickup truck with with carbon monoxide. at one point he got scared and left the truck but carter later texted a friend saying i told him to get back in mplgt i couldn't have him live that way. i couldn't do it. i wouldn't let him. >> this court finds that instructing mr. roy to get back if the truck constituted wanton and reckless conduct by miss carter. >> reporter: carter's defense attorney argued she tried to help roy who suffered from depression but ultimately gave in by supporting his plan. it's anywhere from probation to 20 years in prison. regardless. regardless of the sentencing outcome her attorneys can appeal the conviction and the sentence. her sentence begins today at 2:00 p.m. this afternoon. in the meantime we're expected her to read that letter out loud, roy's aunt in court, along with other members of their family. i