diamond made a phone call to ft.reported that his car had been broken into, and one of the things stolen from it was a .9 millimeter handgun. >> when we got there the passenger door had already been opened and there was a pile of glass sitting next to the rocker panel on the passenger's side. but if you look on the inside, there was very little glass. >> what did that tell you? >> he had the door open when he broke the window and then tried to make it look like it was broken in. >> a bogus break-in? military police sure thought so. john diamond was arrested for admitting that he brought an unregistered gun on base. clearly diamond was now the prime suspect in the murder of captain marty theer, but was he really the killer? >> announcer: coming up, a secret about john and michelle's steamy affair becomes very public. >> she was taking him to these sex clubs and saying, "it's okay, go, you know, if you want to have sex with her, that's fine." and he just, wow, okay. >> when "dateline" continues. know what? no, what? i

he invested in a company called the diamond foundry, which makes lab grown diamonds.rovski, who have been using lab grown diamonds for a long time in jewelry on the red carpet, they got penelope cruz to do a collection with them. that really helps. you see someone stylish like penelope cruz wearing lab grown jewelry on the red carpet saying this is important because it is sustainable, you want to know where the gemstones come from that is meaningful. , that is a lot of times the only way people are exposed. taylor: you've got to take a look at some of them. how did they look? can you tell the difference? chris: you can't. one of the producers of lab grown gems, who sells mined gems , was like, we never have them on the table at the same time because they are identical. a company lent us a bunch of diamonds to shoot. you can see on the first page of pursuits, they are big, they are beautiful, and there is literally no difference except for where they came from. taylor: "bloomberg businessweek" is available on newsstands now. jason: and at businessweek.com and our mobil

he invested in the diamond foundry, which makes lab grown diamonds.e swarovski, been using lab grown diamonds for a long time in jewelry on the red carpet, they got penelope cruz to do a collection with them. that really helps. you see someone stylish like penelope cruz wearing lab grown saying on the red carpet this is sustainable. that is meaningful. that is a lot of times the only way people are exposed. taylor: you've got to take a look at some of them. can you tell the difference? chris: you can't. one of the producers of lab gems gems, who sells mined says don't have them at the same old -- on the table at the same time because you can't tell the difference. you can see on the first page of pursuits, they are big, they are beautiful, and there is literally no difference except for where they came from. "aylor: "bloomberg businessweek is available on newsstands now. like the air france klm story because we talked about the internal pressures as well as some external problems they are dealing with. jason: a new ceo at the helm with a lot on his pl

diamond's insta facial. >> it's like the vampire facial.opefully i look much younger when i leave the office. >> we heard of the vampire facial. what are the differences? >> this involves lasering, injections. the vampire facial involves blood laying on the face. >> step one is laser treatment. step two, injections. forget bo to, or fillers. this facial using your own blood. >> this is using your own plasma and collagen. >> amazing. totally natural nee. dr. diamond spreads the blood around and uses the microneedle roller to make sure it gets in deep. the last step might be the best. 20 minute of this mask. >> nice. feels tight. >> yes, that's great. >> the treatment ranges from $2,500 to $4,500. so, has maks made the facial part of his beauty routine? >> sometimes he'll say to me, book me in as well. i do have him cleansing his skin twice a day. so i'm proud of that. >> maks doesn't go to dr. diamond, but we love he's down be facials and cleanses his skin twice a day. he's good good skin. >>> here's a group what's idea a gtl, gym, tan, laun

what do you think, diamond?, you know, they just want people, the american people to suffer. >> uh-huh. >> they want the american people to rob peter to pay paul so they can control you, so they can continue to hand you crumbs and you be satisfied with that. i'm for capitalism. i'm not for any of the socialism. any fueling this rhett ring, rhs is not what we need to vote for. >> it's time for the 57% to go to the country of socialism over there in venezuela and then let us know how they's working out for you. >> yeah. lou: let's show everyone the contrast with republican osen the issue of socialism, if we've got that please. can we put that in? we can't because we don't have it. i guess we'll work on it and have it maybe tomorrow. none the less, by a huge majority republicans favoring capitalism, only 16% favoring socialism. there's not a clearer distinction between the two parties than that. >> i agree that the republican party is thinking more toward capitalism. everybody have a right to attain the american dr

julie: let's move on to diamonds.s like a no-brainer to me with the whole blood it diamond issue. why not get your diamonds in a lab if they are of the same caliber? they are. jason: they are. interestingly, diamonds are in large part about perception. one of the things that the lab needed was some big names behind it. penelope and leo dicaprio. you remember, he was in the movie "blood diamond" that exposed a lot of that. a is an investor and spokesman in a lot of ways for this new lab grown diamond culture. diamonds in the lab for some time. the value is the scarcity. if you can make as many as you , does it drive the price down? julie: it does. they are cheaper. david: and there are -- jason: and there are economic issues that major the industry on its head. debeers are getting into this business and pricing out a lot of the smaller companies. you have grumpy entrepreneurs that have brought this forward rs pressing them out of the market. thanks to bloomberg's jason kelly. you want to make sure to catch week.on bloo

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what do you think, diamond?know, they just want people, the american people to suffer. they want the american people to rob peter and pay paul to control you, so they can feed you crumbs or hand you crumbs and you be satisfied for that. i'm for capitalism. i'm not for any socialism. anybody that is spewing this time of rhetoric, everybody needs to pay attention to it. this is not what we need to vote for. this is not good for our country. >> that is right. it's time for the 57% that agree with this to go to the country of socialism in venezuela and then let us know how it's working out for you. >> yeah. >> lou: well, let's show everyone the contrast with the republicans on the issue of socialism. if we've got that, please. can we put that up? we can't. we don't have it. we'll work on that and have it maybe tomorrow. nonetheless, by a huge majority, the republicans favoring capitalism, only 16% favoring socialism. there is not a clearer distinction between the two parties than that. do you agree? silk? >> what i

. >>> this next video was shot by a diamond wholesaler and that say real diamond.is ant was like, well, that looks nice. >> he's going to propel his -- >> it probably looked like a grain of sugar. >> that's crazy. >> going to get it back to its northwest and all the oth-- nes other ants are like what are we going to do with that? >> how often do you see a report from a diamond wholesaler that hey, somebody tried to rob me today but everyone's all right. >>> one of the best ways to spend vacation time is with a road trip. and if that road trip includes the red bull rv formula 1 car, i would think you're going to have a good time. getting there starts with going through 1 of america's coolest cities, san francisco, cruising across the golden gate bouncin around on the street, man. >> that's the suspension of an f1 car not designed to bumps of city streets. it's back across the bay bridge but not before. >> box, box. >> anyone that watches nascar knows what that means, pit stop. i have been lucky enough to be in the red bull pitts when they do this, it is incredible.

athletics championship, great britain's dina asher—smith will be hoping for more at the diamond leaguevent in birmingham this weekend. after her 100 metre, 200 metre, and four by 100 metre successes in berlin, asher—smith will race in the 200 in birmingham tomorrow and this — the 200 metres — is the european title and performance she feels most proud of... the most special moment for me, that is what you mean, running 21.8, full stop 21.8. that brings a smile to my face. 0bviously having running when i was 1922.0, face. 0bviously having running when iwas1922.0, in face. 0bviously having running when i was 1922.0, in really hot beijing, in that race were basically everybody, you know, it was an insane race —— when i was 19, running 22.0. and you can watch all the action from birmingham — inclduing the last appearance from britain's olympic and world long jump champion greg rutherford — on bbc one from 1.15.

there's a few other examples i have where it just -- well gold mine, diamond heights neighborhood is another area where the sidewalks in diamond heights are so narrow that there's a lot of landscaping and vegetation at back of the sidewalk and so in diamond heights we're doing a similar thing for years. the tree needs to be removed and we're saying the homeowner, those trees are maintained by public works. oddly enough, they always were when diamonds heights. >> it was an development, correct. >> that could be the case. that's an example where there's a setback wher where there's something off in the community that is green. that's easier. when we know that there can still be a nice plant, shrubs but i get it. we're pro trees and you know, i can't say that everything and everyone within the bureau or the department is all in the same beige. there are a lot of varying approaches to this. if we were looking at a two and a half foot wide tree basin, you know, but then it's like well if you are looking at a two navdeep basin why not two feet. if not two feet why not 18 inches. >> remembe

make diamonds a more legitimate price discovery put it on the c.m.e. give it futures markets let the average person speculate as wow and then we'll see real price discovery i think the price discovery on gold is fine people just i couldn't hear any more to that point if there's such a huge discrepancy between the naked short sale of an artificial price and the true physical price why wouldn't someone take physical gold delivery of their gold on those markets and force that price discovery and close that gap i mean there's a huge arbitrage and if that exists you know that's like free money so usually if there's that much free money around people would go grab it because no one really wants to take delivery of one hundred tons of gold but if they're making a ton of money lots of money on them could be worth a few billion yeah and you can collect that billion when you cancel out that contract is almost like oil like i can trade oil contracts from my living room in new york just this is only as i can trade gold contracts in short oil like in long or oil i

diamond and silk. all right, ladies.tage saying america is a bunch of racists, he was ripping on i.c.e. the trump supporter may have flipped him the bird. the next thing we know is the singer is punching him in the face. >> he needs to be arrested for assault it's so sad people are being attacked on the color of their politics. based on the fact they love america. if you don't love america, if you think it's racist, why are you taking our dollars. go to another country. jesse: the media not reporting when a trump supporter is assaulted. you know president trump wants a military parade. he may have to put it off because the politicians are giving him trouble about that. the secretary of defense "mad dog" mattis was asked about the cost and that's what he said. >> whoever told you it was $92 million is probably smoking something that's legal in my state but not most of states. anybody who said that, they will say i need to stay anonymous. no kidding. because you would look like an idiot. and whoever wrote that needs to get

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diamond is though, always great to see you. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having us. do a little promo now. be sure to check out divan insults to her. up next, october 7, marietta, georgia. you guys have fun. thanks for being with us. radical dems out for blood lineages doll the president's policies and agenda if they win back control of the house. >> the best thing we can do is promise the american people if we are given the majority that we will conduct the investigations they are unwilling to conduct including the campaign-finance violations, including questions about his contacts with the russians and including his tax returns. lou: wow, we'll take up how ♪ you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. this is a tomato you can track from farm, to pot, to jar, to table. and serve with confidence that it's safe. this is a diamond you can follow from mine to finger, and trust it never fell into

blue diamond almond breeze.he best almonds make the best almondmilk. >> i am freaking out. her door is open, her light is on, her bed's undone, everything >> may 3rd, 2013, was a friday, a day that should have been an easy day for maribel ramos. school was nearly over. graduation was so close, but that morning, things weren't right. >> i got a text from k.c. at 10:00 a.m. and he said, your sister didn't come home. >> they'd been roommates for more than a year now. k.c. felt protective of maribel. he told lucy he had already called police to report her missing. >> this is not an emergency. i have a roommate. she's 36 years old, and she didn't come home last night. >> so what i did, i texted her at 11:00. i said, happy friday. because we usually text each other anyways. that was my way of connecting. and she didn't text me back. >> unusual? >> yes. >> lucy still wasn't worried. she knew her combat-hardened sister could take care of herself. but then evening came and for maribel, friday night was softball night. sh

. >> reporter: it was a fitting tribute for this huge diamond backs fan who threw out the first pitch at game 7 of the world series in 2001. before watching his team thrash the mighty yankees. even after his illness, he was a fixture at the games, a loyal fan, cheering on the home team, often giving handshakes and posing with other diamond back fans. >> he just made us all feel that he was doing his job for us. ba. >> reporter: here in this stadium as they reflect on his values, they are taking stock of their own. >>> do you think this could be a gut check for the country? >> hopefully it will be. people will gather and realize what we lost and try to do better. >> reporter: governor announced senator mccain's body will lie in state here at the arizona state capital starting on wednesday. it would have been mccain's 82nd birthday. elaine, the governor says he will not name a replacement to the senator's 76-seat until after the funeral. >> jamie yuccas, thanks. >>> the cbs overnight news will be right back. when you humble yourself under the mighty hand of god, in due time he will exal

diamond. >> and drink water. >> water?bottle of vodka. >> j-rod's italian hold day gets next on kron-4 news at eight: dramatic images of a massive wildfire dangerously close to homes in southern california. here in the bay area... senator kamala harris got an up close look at the mendocino complex fire which is still burning out of control tonight. plus...breaking news.a homicide investigation underway in castro valley.we are live at the scene with the very latest.and a heads up for parents..find out which back to school items have a high level of toxic chemicals. i'm ken wayne i'm pam moore. the news -- at eight -- is ne travel consideration provided by -- >>> trm on "e.t." our one-on-one with six-time emmy winner carol burn it. >> where do you keep them? >> i have a shrine. >> who's still on her costar bucket list? tomorrow on "e.t.." ♪ >>> well, the birthday celebrations continue for j-lo while on vacation with her man. >> earlier they enjoyed a boat ride, did fruit shopping. clearly a-rod is hungry because he even took

facing the mariners, third inning, paul a three-run shot, puts the diamond backs up.d in baseball, they can come up with their own nicknames on their jerseys. 5-2 diamondbacks win. they are now in sole possession of first place in the nl west. >>> anything is possible, maybe not that. but most anything is possible at the little league world series. hawaii and south korea vying for the title. south korea had not allowed a home run all tournament but first pitch it's knocked out of the park. in the third, bases loaded, the ball gets away, a score, the ball gets away a score another hawaii player to score. hawaii is the little league world series champions in their first ever appearance in the tournament. great for them. they win 3-0. so yes, the players weekend. all the players in major league baseball could add whatever oh! oh! ♪ ozempic®! ♪ (vo) people with type 2 diabetes are excited about the potential of once-weekly ozempic®. in a study with ozempic®, a majority of adults lowered their blood sugar and reached an a1c of less than seven and maintained it. oh! under s

>>ivasan: diamond stanback hopes to get a job in human resources.and, after graduation ris june, luisos plans to pursue a bachelor's degree. in a rect ranking from stanford universit students like ramos, stanback, and ortiz have helped place laguardia community college 5th in the nation for moving low-income es into the middle class for the pbs newshour, i'm hari sreenivasan. >> woodruff: next, we turn to another installment of our week series where we ask people about their passions. jonny sun is an who amassed a loyal twitter following through his honesty, humor and candor. his latest book is "everyone's an alien when you're an alien too." >> look, life is bad, everyone sad, we're all gonna die. but i already bought this inflatable bouncy castle, so are you gonna take your shoes off or what? i' i thin always grown up as like a shy introverted kind of socially anxious person. i've always seen my twitter account as like a personal account and i've always been drawn to it as a writer for theb fact that i' to be honest erd open and vulnerable in a way

the result means that lightening will progress directly to the final if they beat yorkshire diamondsd smith has claimed his third individual bc one boccia world title in liverpool. the rio paralympic champion put on a dominant performance to beat china's kai sun 7—2 in the final. there was disappointment for defending bca world champion stephen mcguire though as he went out in the last 16. coverage of the championships continues on the bbc sport website tomorrow with the team events. coverage continues on the bbc sport website tomorrow with team events. long jump champion greg rutherford says it'll be emotional when he jumps for the last time in a stadium this weekend. rutherford, who has won five major gold medals, including an olympic gold in 2012, will compete at the diamond league meeting in birmingham on saturday, before a final appearance in newcastle in september. he visited bbc sport today to talk retirement, dina asher—smith and the the team park run event he's taking part in over the next few weeks. the park run is something i got involved in last year and 200 athletes, oly

we said, diane, wouldn't it be great if you could help get deion diamond out of jail? that -- jail? that was the thing that caused her to want to get out of jail, to help somebody else get out of jail. [laughter] dr. lafayette: long story short -- i had to squeeze that in. we raised the money. there's more to it, but we won't go into that. bob zellner went down to visit deion and they arrested them. that meant we had to raise $30,000. [laughter] dr. lafayette: you know what they charged him with? they were going down there to help black folks register to vote. louisiana laws are a little different. yeah, he knows about it. he's a lawyer. you know what they charged him with? because he was trying to get black folks registered to vote. the charge was conspiracy to overthrow the state of louisiana. [laughter] isn't thatte: something? anyway, when i went down to get my job after -- we went on to chicago, introduced the freedom singers and raised money in chicago and that kind of thing, harry bellefonte helped us out and provided all of -- the venue. anyway, so i went back to get my job,

diamond is though, always great to see you. thanks for being with us. >> thanks for having us. lou: i get to do a little promo now. be sure to check out divan insults to her. up next, october 7, marietta, georgia. you guys have fun. thanks for being with us. radical dems out for blood lineages doll the president's policies and agenda if they win back control of the house. >> the best thing we can do is promise the american people if we are given the majority that we will conduct the investigations they are unwilling to conduct including the campaign-finance violations, including questions about his contacts with the russians and including his tax returns. lou: wow, we'll take up how lou: wow, we'll take up how republicans can fight go to vettix.org. on the go and want to rent a movie? showtime. or buy the hottest shows. even here? we've got you covered. now they are all yours. to take on the go. on any screen. bingo! alright! and watch whatever you buy. wherever you are. head to xfinity.com/stream to start watching. simple to rent, easy to buy, awesome to go. lou: congressional

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on the right-hand side though, as jaclyn would say, lots of diamonds and rubies we are seeing lots of diamond so there should be a backup right on 880. >> dealing with overnight roadwork, but we are tracking a couple of incidents we will get to in just a moment that are causing definite delays. >>> gave us some good news. you can't. >> right now we can see from our saleforce tower can. you see the low cloud covers over the bay bridge, you see the glow right there that would be the sparklin

they have economic deals as a lot of mining and diamond operations going on. south africa and russia are very friendly. i would not be surprised if there commercial operations going on. given what we know about the previous government of south africa. they vote will earned reputation for corruption. they are probably using it as well. africa is an expanding area for the russian military. for business communities. the traditional means of influence are the nuclear energy. and the armed sales. and the intelligence and as a result russia can then come in and say that they're doing that and ready to help mediate civil wars. that's the way it is. i think you meant to say that. there is a tie between russia pmc. i read about this one. i would also add to what they said about the armed sales. they could act as a instructor. they like of this experience. they can act how they are doing. i would just like to add to the question about the horn of africa. i think it's very important now. clearly to watch. because of the agreement that was signed. is brought together by t

leather flashing on both sides of the diamond. that is not what decided this game. that highlight is coming up. >>> we did the early show from the coliseum last night. one a's player told me every series it feels like a playoff series. last night was no different. a nailbiter from start to finish against the dodgers in front of 32,000. mike byers making his a's debuts. the fiers came out on fire, striking eight out in the first inning, for its in a five and a third, very impressive frames. 17 and, chris taylor blue on into the bermuda triangle. chris davis, grounder to third, throws coming on, it is there, he is out, but wait. drop the baseball. the a's win 3-2 where they increased their game to three games over seattle in the wildcard race. tonight on kpix5, the 40 niner -- 49ers will open their preseason schedule at home against the cowboys. the first game for the rookies. check it out, the fifth round draft pick, dj reclaims he has never even seen the field. >> i honestly have not seen it. some i do want to walk there right now? >> [laughter] i honestly don't, ha